LIARS' CLUB HOLDS
ANNUAL MEET
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OFFICERS ELECTED FOR THE
ENSITNC \K.\R PRIZES
A\VVKi)i:i) TO Tin: MOST
1 LOYAL V.\ I) PROFICIENT
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Rabbit L. S Reul
George. 11. . is::.,. J. H. Hill, i\
C. H.iu.- :. II ii'''' Flinchum.
A wardir. j rizes for most
outstanding services was made as
follows:
First prize, a hound puppy, to
Joe Hiil : •!• best story of the
year, as fallows:
Mr. Hal says when he lived in
Colorado he awoke early on-'
morning to tin 1 a great hurricane
or twist'i' ri.-in.'. and on iookim."
out the win i. w he could see tn • s
steadily flying by the house and
on each tree he saw a squirrel sit
ting pr tty. He got his rifle and
as til" tlV' S fl'W i'. • • ;
shoot on of the animals i.iwi
every tin." until he had kiilod 10.
He says he could have killed many
more but that the law would
low on!'.- 10 squirrels on to
hunter in or da v.
The so. wh h *• >.
5-pouiv: Idy of •hi wing : -
co. was i - t> Loa. s:-k
the set ry
Mr. Sisk s id when he lived in
Russell v . n •
corn > s • |-i
pitch tl . , i .1;
STIJART
TMBATRE
Stuart, Virginia
Suntia iaii M unlay, \pri! 9-10
"KL\P JUL V> il.lt WIND"
Kit;. "»!!'! .Nt! l'iul-tte («>(.,larl
hi teHir.icolor
Tur-.., \\: d., Tliur. Apr. li. I"i. 1>
"BAC'hwROI ND TO DANKER"
tieo. Halt—Sidney Greenstreet.
Friday and Snturdav, *prll 11 '5
•Ridt.-s of the Northwest Mounted
ALSO
"WHAT'S BI'ZZIN", COUSIN?"
John Hubbard Rochester
WESTFIELD NEWS
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Wostfield. Cpl. Roland L. Jack
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
1 Jarkson, who is stationed some
where in Australia, has beeu
awarded two medals for being an
export rifleman and driving.
Winfivd Roberts visited Vii
gi:iia llix Saturday ni;^ht.
Mi !•'• 1 .!a.!-.;. m spent Sit i -
.' stl
M: . .1 visited M? ■.
M • Monday evenin.-.
.• .ins o:i tile fl'..
".1 was so rich :
■ -K iir.d the mi
' ■ s".■: k bi; ore
'' we! by the ehiok
-1 ' i .-anients had bee.i
Club adjourned to
on a date to be an-
Ro".". ! by the President.
Deep for Red Cross
BAR\ ('HICKS 7!) hundred
up. C.O.D. Write
KINGSTON HATCHERIES,
Kir. ston, Ga.
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SEND
THE
REPORTER
TO
YOUR
BOY
IN
THE
SERVICE
WHEREVER
HE
MAY
BE
HE'LL BE
GLAI)
TO
GET
THE
NEWS
FROM
HOME
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Dependable Drags
At Reasonable Prices
SMITH DRUG CO
OSCAR W. SMITH, Pharnadsl
Pilot Mtn., N. C.
HQS DAXBUBY BEFOBTEB, DANBUBY, N. C. APR IT. G. 1944.
KING NEWS
By E. P. NEWSUM
King, Apr.—Edwin White had
the misfortune to get his thumb 1
almost severed by a rip-saw whiL
tawing tobacco sticks Wednesday.
Purge Long lias joined the Mer
liu'.nt Marine. IP .s taking traia
iiv, a. X -v V. :k.
P.. :.. i m s •: .. . Sum
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-t Main :-W'. i Frid:
ii rvey i' Piii!i,:m 01' Ml. Air
: ai y ui' Uii! was among th
visitors here Satui day.
li. i barfcr s - .11 eit d .1 ligl'.t
"i paralysis Saturday. M .
Baker, who is the new postmas -
i. Ik ■■ r.tiy n.uved here.
Charlie Hutehir..- of Winston -
Sale:.:, formerly of King, visit' i
r latives and friends here Satur
day.
Carpenters are doing some fin
ishing work on the home of
Worth Gentry on West Broad St. ,
which was erected some time ago.
Dr. G. E. Stone made a pro
fessional trip to High Point Fri
day.
A. Gordy sold at auction Satur
day his home on Pulliam St., and
his store building and lot on De-1
pot St. James Wall of Rural Hal! !
purchased the property at a price
of 52.500. Mr. Gordy contem
plates moving to the farm.
The stork's report: to Mr. and'
Mrs. Charle3 Calloway, a daugh- 1
ter; to Mr. and Mrs. Sim I>>gan, |'
a son; to Mr. and Mrs. Murrv!
Smart, a daughter and to Mr. |
and Mrs. James Fulp, a son. 1
Seaman Jack Holder is spend-j
ing a few days pass with rela-1
tives here. Holder's home port is
N'ew York City.
Mrs. Alice Grabs, widow of V'ir-'
gil Grabs, remains right sick at
her home here.
And that't the news from here" 1
Fine? /.. f"ub
I> Entertained
 Written for the R pcri«>t 1
The Fine Arts Club met last
Thursday evening, and was de
lightfully entertained at the home
of Mrs. Elmer Petre-e, Mrs. Ralph
Scott assisting as co-hostess.
A very novel contest, originated ;
by Mrs. Scott, was won by Mrs.'
Dallas Kirb.v, with Mrs. P. ,bah!
Smith taking second prize.
The members weie introd'ieed !
to one of Danburv's newest citi
zens. the infant daughter ..f Lt.'
and Mrs. Leon Van Brunt.
I Two interesting book reviews!
were given. Mrs. Marshall report- j
ing on "Take Nothing For Your 1
Journey" bv Ann Steward, and
Mrs. smith reviewing "Avalanche'' i
by Kay Boyle.
After a delicious dessert
course, served amid peach bios-!
soms, daffodils and flowering j
shrub, the meeting was adjourned
to meet the last Thursday in Ap
ril, hostesses to be announced la
ter.
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FRAXOSC"O NEWS wcr -mm.L
AT COI'RT HERE
Tl".e'r iinal term of court clos
• ! Wednesday evening. Tim
cowl in attendance was unusual
ly small at every sitting, the far-
Mr.-. Lave: in mers !.>• i?';; I tisy with their work.
1 fcv- '-ur lioys ra'j 1 keep on fight
i ~ c,t , »i. S?? '■»«—»ve urn .i keep on buv
, , s-ud nts : the ' H - v.Air l$ ; M).S antil vie
wi:l Me.-. t".- ir Svn...,' M :oiv is Kee*> on BACK
y.i: ixc T::I: ATTACK.
pay Friar.' ni.ht. April 7.
j Mrs. Maida Smith of Phi'.adel- a * * P 1
phia has b en visiting her mother tO tLnCXIiy
. , ... "Any American who wilfully
hero for the past week an: w.u neglects to pay his taxes on
' return home Mondav. ,inie . c r J° ™ ***** c ? nt he
can in War Bonds is surely giv-
Several men from here are at- c:c ' and oo v.fort to the
er.emy . . . We have a job to
tending court at Danbury thi.- do aad we are all called for
service to our country. Our
i veek. djliars are cated to service
too. Let us all ask ourselves,
'Shall v.e 1k» more tender with
oar diillars than with the 11/es
Baby Named For «{ o - r " secretary
Silver Star Winners !
1 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Barr of
;Mt. View announce the birth 01 §
ja ? 1-4' pour.d.d boy, Charles Lloyd. N,, \
Monday, April .1. The son was
j named for Mt. View's two Silve •
( Star winners Pfc. Charles V. ( r » B
Barr. V. S. M. C., and Sgt. Lloyd Gtfa
worn. r. s. M. c. (.
Mother and son are doing fin-'.
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For Re-Kleetion 7:^
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Harv y J ,!.d Rev. J. A. To Visit the
Joyce, also Register of Deeds P.. Funeral HomC
L. Smith, all have filed for ti.r At Any 11,1,0
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FOR SALE —One registered Jer
sey cow t'J freshen soon, from
! Stat.> College si rand. Also S
Guernsey heifers.
HENRY 11. BARNES,
Old Lexington Road.
Winston SaKm, N. C., Rt. 5.
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BAItY CHICKS—Bio now an I
i Sa\e—Heavy Breed* -00 'or
SlU.Ot). Payment wi!h
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free «i:• i\er\. WOII'i JIV» tl.I '
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/"If You Suffer Distress From^
K FEMALE
i WEAKNESS
With Its Cranky,
Nervous Feeling. l ;
If at such times jmum
su'.fer from crumps.
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bit blui —till"- 'o tunc
ttoiial monthly dls-
Start at once—fry Lydla E I'lnk
ham's VcirctableC. impound to relieve
I such symptoms. It's famous not only
to help relieve monthly pain but
also accompanying tired, nervous
f illni-s of this nature. Tills Is be
cause of Its soothing effect on oss
Of WOMAN'S MOST IMI'OHTANT ORGANS.
Taken rei-ularly—l'lnkham's Cam
pound helps build up resistance
against such symptoms. Follow
label directions! *
LYDIft E. PINKHAM'S compound^
I'OR SALE—Inn nice mules, ages
,
.» and 7, weight 1!">0 eaeh.
W. i:. TATUM,
Nettle Ridge, Ya.
NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
tor of D. F. Boylca, deccised, so
1.
jtice is hereby given to all persons
holding claims against said es
itate to present the same duly au
thenticated for payment on or be
fore March 30, 1945, or t.ns no
tice wil! be pleaded in Imr cf tl.
recovery. And all pe*v rn
jdebted to the estate of the sai-i
D. F. Hoy]es are notified to makv
immediate payment.
C. K. BOYLES, Admr.,
Pinnacle, N, C.
R. J. Scott, Attorney.
EXECTTOR S NOTICE
The undersigned having quali
. u- d .f J^ xl ' cutor of the estate of
VV. H. T. Rogers, late of Stokes
County, .\. c'„ this is to notify all
persons holding claims against
said est it,, to present them to
the undersigned on or before Mar.
' s . i:>r>. or this notice will tv
I l ' 1u d i:i bar o, recovery. All
persons n-vimj said estate are re
quested to make immediate set
tlment.
This- March 15, 1914.
I. M. Executor,
of W. H. T. Rogers.
Pilot Mountain, X. C.
i:\KCI TOKs NOTICE
The undersigned having quali
fied as Ex renter of the estate of
v . lafe of S to kes county,
. C., this is to notify all persons
lolding claims against said estate
to present them to the undersign
cd on or before February 7, 1945,
or this notice will be pleaded in .
I bar of their recovery. All per
sons owing said estate will please,
make immediate payment.
This Feb. 7, 1911.
WILBUR R. LANE, Ex
Estate of M. D. Lane, dee'd
i
NOTICE
As Administrator of the estate
f R. B. Tuttle, deceased, notice i*
, hereby given to all persons hold
ing claims against said estate to
present them to me, duly authen
ticated. for Payment, on or before
March 14. 1945. or this notice wit m
be pieaded in bar of recovery. A)'
persons owing snid estate' wiil
Please make immediate paymert
] to me.
Thia March 14, 1944,
R. PAUL TUTTLE, Admr. .
King. N. C., RFD.
Petree A Petree, Atty«.