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Diin"„uiy, North Car., Thursday, Aug. 26, 194:?
ilbi ANDERSON
RESIGNS WELFARE
POSITION HERE
M:S HARRY WILLIAMSON, FORMER
ROCKINGHAM WELFARE HEAD. RE
PORTED NAMED
Miss Christine Ai der,on, superintendent of J
the Stokes Welfare Department for the past
year or so, has filed her resignation which '
will take effect in Nov. She plans to take :
a position in war work.
Mrs. Harrv Williamson, of Pine Hall, who
bas headed the Rockingham county welfare
department for the past several yetrs, is re
ported named as the successor.
King Woman Will
Get Promotion
IN WAVES
(Special to the Reporter)
Great Lakes, 111., Aug. 19. —
Preparing to "fill the boots" of a j
male yeoman at one of the U. S.
I
Navy's shore stations is Pauline
Ardith Lemmons, 20, daughter of
Air. and Mrs. Roy S. Lemmons, of
King, who was recently enrolled
in the Naval Training School
(WAVES) or yeomen located at
the lowa State Teachers College,
Cedar Falls, lowa.
tAny excuse you can give for '
i not upping your payroll sav
ings will piease Hitler, Hiro- |
hito and puppet Mussolini.
,
v NOTICE
I wish to notify the public that my
beauty shop, which has been closed for
several months due to illness, will re- i (
open September 1. I am looking for
ward to seeing my many patrons back
again.
MRS. M. O. STEVENS
STEVENS BEAUTY SHOPPO
Lawsonville, N. C.
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RATIONING OF COOK STOVES 1
BEGINS AUGUST 23
Due to Large Quantity Buying, We Still Have a Few
ALL-ENAMEL Black and White Cook Ranges. -High |
Shelf and Resevoir. c
Also Bedroom Suites, Springs, Kitchen ? a
Cabinets, Etc. *•;
POWELL'S STORE
Stuart, Virginia.
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The Naval Woman Reservist
will receive expert instruction in
typing, shorthand, filing and gen- j
eral office work. "Releasing i j
man to fight at sea" demands ex-]
cellent physical condition and the
navy woman's classroom curricu- !
lum is supplemented with ample |
physical education and recreation
periods.
After completion of this course
the Bluejacket may be advanced
to the petty officer rating of yeo- ,
man, third class. Active duty at
a shore station within the United ,
States awaits her after gradua- j
tion from the Cedal Falls school. •
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Must Give U. S,
Double Price Profit
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Newton. A man accused of
I selling five-cent soft drinks for a 1
dime at Newton's carnival last
I week was brought for a special! !
, hearing before the price control [ 1
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panel of OPA. Judgment was;'
that the man could make a vol- 1
untary contribution to the United 1
States Treasury representing the
profit he had realized in selling J
the drinks at double price.
About 50 percent of all canned
! goods packed in '43 will be used
,by our armies and to a smaller
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degree by our fighting allies. '
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THE DANBURY REPORTER
'COVE PERSONALS
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Walnut Cove. Corporal Carl-
I
ton Duniap, who is stationed iu
the Panama Canal Zone, is spend
ing a 20-day furlough with his
parents here.
T. Corporal Noble Turner, for
merly of Camp Sibert, Ala., has
I
received an honorable discharge
from the army and is now at
home with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Riley Turner.
Miss Marian Fulton spent the
week-end at High Point.
Mrs. Elizabeth Heath and Mrs.
, Barlow Bowles visited in Win -
;ton-Salem Thursday evening.
Martin Luther Mitchell, who is j
! connected with the Concerco Con-'
I
struction Company and now on a
project at Cedar Point, Md., is at!
I
home on a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Ross and
Mrs. J. L. Mitchell visited Mr.
anf TJTrs. Luke Sherrod and Mrs.
I
Frank Richardson at Greensboro
Sunday.
Vance Pepper was a visitor in
.Walnut Cove Tuesday night.
I Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bailey, Erna
Neal and Charlotte Matthews'
have returned from a visit at j
Myrtle Beach.
Miss Pauline Gann spent the
week-en 3 in Greensboro.
Mrs. Rosamond Hatch, county
nurse, was in Danbury Tuesday. 1
Mrs. Elizabeth Heath, Misses I
Margaret Turner and Ruth O'Neal
iwere guests of the Danbury Union
Sunday School at their annual
[ picnic held at Hanging Rock 1
Park Tuesday afternoon.
I
Pvt. Walter W. France'
Promoted to Staff S «t. j
At Fort Bliss, Tex.
I
(Special to the Rcjiorter) |
Fort Bliss, Tex., Aug. 12.—The'
| promotion of Private Walter W. 1
France of Route 2, Eox 716, Law- i
| sonvn.e, to be a staff sergeant in |
the service here was announced'
today by the Public Relations Of- i
fice. The promotion is effective I
lat once, and comes in recognition 1
jof his meritorious application to !
i duty.
Stuart, (Va.) Boy
Killed In Action
Private Jameg Spottswood Tay
lor was killed in action in North
Africa Aug. 2. He was a son of
Clerk of the Court John S. Tay
lor oT Patrick county.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Joyce and (
son, Wesley, and Mr. and Mrs. !
Bruce Joyce of Sandy Ridge were I'
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. 1
and Mrs. Carl Ray Flinchum.
FOB SALE: New ice refrigerator.
* *? od bar S»in at $25.00.
Originally sold for $46.50. Ap
ply to—
JAMES PARDUE,
Madison, N. O. Route 1.
FOR RENT—Good 140-acre farm,
Davidson connty, near Forsyth ,
on river, good state cultivation,
good 5-room house, barn, stock,
tools, on school bus line. Write i
Box 1218, Winston-Salem, stat
ing condition and family.
WOOD FOR SALE
Tree laps estimated 600 cords
or more, near Germanton, N. C.
Make us an offer.
MB. BENNINGEB,
Trust Department
Wachovia Bank & Tr. Co.,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
KlNu NEWS
By E. P. NEWSUM
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King, the fastest growing small
town in this section—Aug. 26. —
Private Carl Calloway, stationed
at Grand Island, Neb., is spend
ing a furlough with his parents
here.
Thomas E. Smith has purchas
ed from Mrs. Louis Talbert a lot
on East Broad street on which
he will erect a new home.
Nome White has returned to
his home in Norfolk, Va., after
spending a few day s with rela
tives here. Mr. White formerly
' resided here.
Mrs. Vester Kiser, who under
went an operation in a Winston-
Salem hospital last week, is get
ting along splendidly.
The following patients under
went tonsil removal operations
here last week: Miss Betty J.
.Lawson of Lawsonville; MlJss
I
Geraldine Jenkins of East Bend;
J Bill Talbert Wilson of Tobacco-!
ville; James Lawson of Winston-j
Salem; Miss Rachel Gordon of
t Pinnacle, and Miss Mary Francis'
Hooker of Tobaccoville.
j Howard Booze, stationed at !
New Orleans, is spending a fur-'
lough with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. David Calloway
( of Elkin were the guestg of rela
tives here over the week-end.
Well, here's the stork's report
for last week: to Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Gordy, a son; to Mr. i
and Mrs. Earl Carroll, a daugh
ter; to Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
1 Southern, a daughter and to Mr.
;and Mrs. Elbert Newsum, a
( daughter.
j Monroe Alridge of the U. S.
Navy, stationed at New Orleans,
J s here on furlough.
! Dr. and Mrs. Isaac A. Boou
,have returned from Bridgeport,
Conn., where they spent their va
cation with Dr. Booe's brother,
j It is estimated that about two
thirds of the tobacco in this sec
tion has been harvested. The
;crop, which is said to be light
this year, is curing up well.
And that's the news from here.
| Nelson's Chapel
Is Being- Continued;
Public Welcomed
•*!
Beginning at 8:30 p. m., Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday, Sep
tember 3, 4, and 5, and conduct
ed by Rev. E. X. Heatherley of
Leaks ville, and Rev. J. F. Manuel
of Germanton, the Nelson Chapel
services are to be held in the
[ chapel of the Nelson Funeral
Home. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Walnut Cove Home
; Destroyed By Fire
Saturday Afternoon
The residence of Walter Nel
son, who lives on High street in
Walnut Cove, was completely de
stroyed Saturday afternoon by a
fire which broke out during the
absence of the family.
All furnishings were said to
have been lost.
Shoe soles are now being maue
of wool, plastic, wood, & cotton.
j j/uriflews- *
about tAe AAA and. atheAs ( A
€XT£KSeON WORK \
cf-rom. A/ie JW _ V U— "I  ..jL A
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E. S. STOKES
Stokes County Agent
i
ELKIN FAT STOCK AND WOOL
SHOW AND SALE
|
On October 14 and 15 thers
will be at Elkin a Fat Stock and
Wool Show and Sale. Any pro
ducer or feeuer in the counties of j
Alexander, Alleghany, Ashe,
Caldwell, Davie, Forsyth, Iredell,
Stokes, Surry, Watauga, Wilkes
.and Yadkin is eligible to ex
hibit. 
Each exhibitor must have been
the bona fide owner of: cattle
entries for at least five months;
hogs, at least two months before '
, the show. A wool exhibitor mus:
have been the owner of the sheep
I a.t the time the fleece was shorn,
j Four-H and F. F. A. members
,must have personally fed and
cared for the stock entered in
their names for the major part of
the time specified for ownership
in paragraph 2-
All exhibits should be approved '
by the county agent of county ir.
which the exhibitor resides be
fore the application for entry is
made. All exhibits entered i'l
.the show must be approved by
jthe management at the show barn
at the time of delivery.
All animals entered in this
show must meet the State Live-
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I u One drop of oil >
Codd Mean an Exira \
Year of Usefulness
| Don't neglect your electric appliances
• Rcfijgeiator ■-
s / . • Vjcuu*n.'CUaner M I
t '■M Ironer r %"> Jjgf (
MS •••'Oil Burner ' jl|
• Washer -%%| '€> >
Regular care keeps your appliarvces
running smoothly, prevents wear. .Go
right ahead and use your appliances
just as you have always used them, but
give them extra, care.
Electricity Is Vital In War—Don't Waste It.
DUKE POWER COMPANY "
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Thursday, Aug. 26, 1943
Vf
stock Sanitary Departmeirt Re
quirements for movement of ani-
I
mals inter and intra state for ex
i
hibition or immediate slaughter
j
purposes. Exhibitors must sub
j
mit evidence to the superinten
dent of the show that the animals
have met the above requirements.
i
! This is a great opportunity for
Stokes county people to exhibit
the fine hogs which we have, es
pecially if you are planning »to
sell animals on foot. Au every
one knows you are of the
highest prices when an animal is
put up at auction sale. Because j
lof the extreme feed shortage,
this is a good time to get
ria of fat hogs that are not need
ed for home consumption.
If anyone in Stokes county is
interested in exhibiting an
imals in this show, please contact
S. B. Brandon at King or the
County Agent, Danbury.
(NOTE: Due to limited space,
an article from the County Agent
News Letter is being omitted un
til next week's issue—Ed.)
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