Thursday, Sept. 23, 194"
KING NEWS, "
By E. P. NEWSUM
The man who said "King is the
best small town in the Carolinas"
hit the nail on the head.
King, Sept. 23. —Clyde Kirby,
stationed at Camp Gordon, Ga.,
I've got a home, too, Mister! Every extra bond yon buy through the
it'? 1 ' Savings Plan he, P me « et back to it Figure it ont your-
CClf. w
Welcome, Mr. Farmer to the—
MANUFACTURER'S OUTLET STORE
Between GorrelPs and Brown's Warehouses
622 North Trade Street Winston-Salem, N. (
IN THE SAME LOC ATION 15 YEARS ~
MR. PLANTER:
Your old reliable store is again ready with a full stock of BRAND NEW FALL MEI
CHANDISE for the ENTIRE FAMILY AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES. /
THE SAME COURTEOUS SALES PEOPLE APE
WAITING TO SERVE YOU
The Manufacturer's Outlet Store sells most everything usually carried in a big departmei
store. But being out of the high rent district, we are able to sell quality merchandise i
much lower prices.
MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS
For the past 15 years in the same location we ha?e enJo£efl foul 1 D&tjDn&ge fen
we appreciate it This year we extend a special invitation to you and your family to mak
our store your headquarters.
MANUFACTURER'S OUTLET STORE
622 N. Trade St Winston-Salem, N. (
'is spending a fifteen-day furlough
I with his mother, Mrs. Anne Kit
by, in Walnut Hills.
Mrs. Herman Newsum, who un
derwent a major operation in th>
City Hospital, Winston-Salem,
NOTICE— Due tc limited space,
considerable leading matter is be
ing omitted and earned over to
tii next week.—Ed.
, THE DANBURY REPORTER
i last week, is getting along as well
• as could be expected.
The following patients under
went tonsil removal operations
here last week: Miss Doris New
sum of Capella; Andrew Wright
, of Walnut Cove; Miss Juiia Jane
Love of King; Mrs. Ruflfin 3eu
)
ncit ar.d Miss Hazel Boles of Ge:-
manton and Mrs. Blr.ir.o Long oi
Tobaccoville.
The stork £,v..or.aits the following
report: to Mr. and Mrs. Reed
Voss.'a son; to Mr. and Mis. Cur
i lis Tuttlc, a daughter; to Mr. ana
I
Mis. Clarence McCee, a daughter:
and to Mr. and Mrs. Grady Nance,
a daughter.
! Planters in this section ars i
1 i
, very busy preparing tobacco for'
i
the market.
Private William Garner, sta- j
tioned at Fort Meade, Md., is it j
home here on furlough.
Mrs. Mamie King of Stoneville J
is spending a few days here the ]
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. E.
Stone, on West Main street.
Decided improvement is noted ;
in the condition of Mrs. L. K. !
Pulliam, who has been quite sick
at her home here for some titn». j
Cebron Fowler, of High Point,
formerly of King, was among the
I
visitors here Saturday.
Mrs. Hester Love is slowly im
proving from a recent .severe ill- ;
ness at her home on Pulliam St. j
Joe Stone has an.mt fully re-;
covered from a re- irt Winess.
And that'.3 the news >n here. ; 1
'COVE NEWS ITEMS
l
i
• Walnut Cove. Misses Jan
Mills, Mary Vaughn Lewellyn as
Mr. Davis attended a meeting •
the OPA in Winston-Salem Moi
day, Sept. 20.
1 Miss Julia Popper, who is no
teaching in Asheboro, vus ;
home for the week-end.
Tom Smith. a member of tl
permanent staff of Vade Mecur.
h-.o returned to Sewanec s.
nary, after spending the
rroiu' .s at Vade Mecum.
j John Ray went to Lexingtc
on business Tuesday,
i Dick Vernon attended the foot
j ball game at Chapel Kill Saturcr.;
j The Woman's Society of Chris
i tian Service met at the home o
| Mrs. H. R. McPherson Tuesaa'
! night.
I
Dr. C. C. Weaver of Winston
' Salem, Rev. W. R. Harris an;
| Mrs. Willie Hairston Sander
I were guests of Mrs. A. G. Jone:
Sunday.
Sergeant and Mrs. Jack Madri
were wek-end visitors here.
Sergeant ar.d Mrs. Forres
Welch spent the week-end here-
Miss Nar.cy Lnr.ibe spent th
week-end '.vith her mother, Mrs
C. J. Lnml'c.
LAWSONVILLE
NEWS
By MRS. E. G. LAWSON
Lawsonville. Private Firs
Class Turner Woods, who is sra
/Death of Mrs.
D. V. Carroll
Mrs. Sallie Ann Carroll, aged
widow of the late D. V. Car
! roll, died at her home at
; Route 1. Monday.
She was born in Stokes county
n July 31, 1557, a daughter o:
l
iti'i'.r.i and MarU:? Webster Lew
is. She lived in the county
| her life and was active in clnin..
'ana community aelhities.
Mrj. Carroll with her
Ian:! family lived in DanLury f. > 1
i
.-oeTii! ye;.is some ««0 yc?.rs as;.:
when D. V. Carroll was Regi.sU:
iof Deeds here.
j She- was a splendid Christian
; woman, and is affectionately re
j membered here.
"arvivors include nine child
ren, Cary L. Carroll, Mrs. Mar;
j Meadows, Mrs. Adelia Meadows,
| Mrs. Hessie Barr, and Mr. Ethel
Slate, all of King, Route 1; Dr. .
iD. D. Carrol! of Chapel Hid; Har-
I dj Carrcil of Guilford College:
i Mrs. Nell Railord of Chariotte
, and Curtis Carroll of Mount Airy;
jt.vo sisters, Mrs. Jane Meadows o'
I Winston-Salem, and Mrs. Ida Til- I
i j
j iotson of H'gh Point. and one- I
: brother, J. P. Lewis of Walnut j
Cove.
| Two sor.s, Edwin and Charles !
| Carroll, are deceased.
The funeral was conducted a:
j 3:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at
| the Mountain View Baptist
Church. Interment was in the
■ church cemetery.
> I
tioned at Everette, Washington,
spent a 9-day furlough here rec
ently with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. Woods. He also visit
ed relatives at King and Pilot M;.
, Mrs. R. M. Woods has recently
visited her daughter, Mrs. C'.ete
Kiser, at King. She also visited
S. W. Burge at Winston-Salem
i I
and her brother at Pilot Moun
tain. She was accompaned home
Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Clete Ki
ser of King.
• .
J - " ■ —•
! 1 £|* Fromwherel sit
Joe Marsh
"Well," says Judge Cunning- friends, is a way people keep out k
ham "I see they've got it!" of trouble, not get Into It!
"Got whatf" I sayß. From where 1 sit, I certainly
"Look." beams the Judge, And *&* the Judge. The fellow
he pulls out an article about a ? f 1 8
special kind o' lie detector-an of beers" Is reflecting on good
"alcoholometer" they call It dtl " ns «**ywhere who enjoy
' . , .. . a aulet glass of beer with their
55 meals-slttln* with their friends
court for doing mtechl . or relaxing after a day's
! u " !L^.HLnn^Sin * work - Moderate folks like that
beers. this aclentlflc machln entitled to consideration,
proves whether Just a "couple of
beers" la really the true answer. /*J /i
And o* coarse It Isn't Because b"
a coupU of beers, enjoyed wtth CS
• © 1942, BOWINO INDUSTRY FOUNDATION. Noftti Carolina Commlttw
{ Edgar H, Bain, Stat* Oirtctor. 606-407 InwiorK* BWy „ N. C.
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