LOCALS
Tom Preston of Pine Hall was
here this week. He is a member
of the Tire Panel.
p Misses Angela ana "Deeso'
Taylor of Salem College sient the
week-end at home heir.
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Miss Jean Carol Berk, student
at W. C.. Greensboro, was at home
for the week-end.
Mrs. X. E. Wall h;\. returned
after visiting her husband at
Morehead City She was accom
panied home by Mrs. W. K. Joyce
and "Henna", who will visit her-"
for a few days.
Pvt. Duggins of Fort
Bragg is spending a f-uv r'iys witV
his mother. Mrs. Susie Duggins.
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Mrs. H. H. King is spending a
few days in Raleigh with her
daughter. Mrs. J. C. Wall.
*• *• * *
Donald Stevi ns. merchant ;e .
man, who is .•i.iti:.;.. 1 at IVooklw.,
N. V., spent the week-end at tus
home here. Donald siys he >s
hoping to transfer to the Navy.
SCIENCE WARNS I'XRENTS
ON CIIILI) CARE
Proper care of infants and oid
cr children during illness may
have a tremendous effect on their
health in later years. In a help
ful, informative article science
tells about nature's "secret wea
pons" and what they do to young
sters not properly cared for. Look
| for this feature in the March ISth
issue of
The American Weekly
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FAST RELIEF
From Too Frequent Urination,
Backache, Ron-Down Feeing
—due to irrit*tioo of the bladder
caosed by excess acidity in the aria*
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k>dn,y mnd Mpi fcoop ymm trmm gifting
up mightat
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fort dlstrsss Im bacltacbs, burn...
uriao, Irsquoat dtiirt to MM nlttl
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torn say bo causod by bladdar Irrltatloa
duo ta oxcosa add la tbo urias. Tboa try
that (ataoua doctor's discorsry DR.
KILMER'S SWAMP «OOT.
FSBBOUS for aur yoars. Swamp Root Is
• carofully bloadod coasbiaatloa of borbs,
roots, balaam aad atbor astural iofrs
dirats. Tbora's mbwmlmtmdy mmthing barsb
or babit-forviaff la tbla acioatlflc prepara
tion. Just (oad lagradWato tbat quickly
act oa tbo kldnsya ta lacraaaa Iks flow of
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STUART
THEATRE
Stuart, _Virginia
Sunday and Monday, March 4 - .J
"STANDING ROOM ONLY"
Paulette Goddard—Fred M'Murry
Tues., Wed. & Thurs., March (»-"-}
"SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD"
W. C. Fields— Edgar Bergen
Friday and Saturday, March 9 1"
"The Man From the Rio Grande"
Don Red Barry
Also "Pony Express"
New Year Starts With i
Bang As 'A', B' Btrys.
1 Blast Enemy Planes
i !
(This news was sent from
; i
Belgium by Cpl. Royce B.
Shaffer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Shaffer of Sandy
Ridge, who is in Btry. B cf
,
the 38.->th AAA AW Bn. The
writing was taken from the
"Daily Crap Weekly", a small
paper published by the 38,>th
; Bn., tor the week of Jan. 17).
i The German aerial attempt at
. Allied airfields on New Yiar's
. morning found the 3Soth AAA
• AW En. ready and willing to cel
ebrate. Protecting an important
aii.'ield in Belgium, the Battalion
, had great cause for celebrating
. when the meiee was over. Com
ing in that morning at tree top
level, the Germans were caught
by heavy unU accurate fire, forc
ing tlieni t>> break formation and
r
heek in liviilual targets, targets
which they r.ever tou n d
and (:>st ;*.ie already depli t-d
Luftwafft Heavily. Before tl: y
had even leached the field, a FW
-1! i 1 was smoking and sought al:i
tude, the pilot boiling out a few
minutes later from a blazing ship.
Handling the situation, the gun
section took the most suitable
- targets. One machine gunner had
v two of his guns shot off by a 'JO
r mm fire from a ME-109, but stuck
- to his guns and saw the Hitler
is ite crash but 200 yards in front
- of him. examinations prov
- ed the markmanship of the gun
ner, t 50 calibre projectile in the
i pilot's head.
Another section, a 40 mm sec
tion, had a target all its own. A
FW-190 apparently singled out
this gun as ineffective and worth
his attention. The gun mean
while, commanded by Cpl. Buck
ner of B Battery, was ready for
action, actually on target and
merely awaiting Cpl. Buckner's
order to fire. He gave it when
the 190 came into range and from
then on it was gun versus plane,
American guts versus German.
Once again the superman theory
was disposed and the Focke Woli'
mac!?~an emergency landing in a
beetjjeld a short distance away.
I The pilot was captured alive and
the 190 in good condition.
Two oCher ME-109's meanwhile'
were heavily engaged by other
units of the Battalion and were
busily engaged in evasive ac
tion. Once again they were inef
| fective, one pilot bailing out and
■ the other crashing with his plane.
1 A sixtK plane was seen by observ
ers going east, trailing smoke.
Later investigations showed
very slight damage to airfield or
installations, nor were the casual
| ties very great in the A A Batta
lion. At the time of this wri
ting some of them have already
•' returned to duty.
The entire action transpired in
y a very few minutes 5 and possi
bly (T pianes never returned. Ae
f tunity the 385 th AAA AW Bn.
started the New Year with a
bang, quite a bang!
" 280.000 (jiiit Teaching
The National Education Asso
ciation reports that 280.000 teach
ers have abandoned the profession
" since Pearl Harbor.
I i
THE DANBUBY REPORTER. IANBURY. NOKTH CAROLINA. MABCH 1, 1945.
Distribution Offices
Set Up In County For
Benefit Of Applicant
I
(Local Board Release)
1
Distribution officers, who have
applications for any rationed com
modity have been set up in the
county, and the public is asked to
call on them for applications and
assistance in filling them out.
These offices are for the conven
ience of the public. The Ration
ing Board requests that the pub
lic use these offices and come to
the office o.sly when it is absolute
ly necessary.
Following are the officers and
the place and hours at which they
may be seen:
George Barr, King. 12 to 1, 7
to 8 P. M.
R. T. Calloway, Tobaccoville, 7
to 9:30 P. M.
Nume Christian, Westfield, 12
to 1, 7 to 8 P. M.
John A. Dodson, Sandy Ridge,
anytime.
John W. DoJson, Sandy Ridge.
IL' to 1:30, t>:3o to 7:30 P. M.
Sid Fulk, Pinnacle, 12 to 1, 7 to
•S P. M.
Sam "Lawrence, Francisco, 12 to
1, 7 to s P. M.
Mrs. TTancy Lee Martin, Law
sonvilie, anytime.
J. E. Mitchell, Germanton, 12 to
1, 7 to it P. M.
Whit McCoilum, Madison, 7 to
9 P. M.
Mrs. C. T. McGee, King, any
time at office.
L. M. McKenzie, Germanton, i
t.» 9 P. M.
Miss Gladys McPherson, Walnut
Cove, any time -it office.
Tom Smith, Westfield, 12 to 1,
7 to 8 P. M.
Wallace Smith. Westfield, any
time.
E. F. Stone, Pinnacle, at post
office, 6 to 7 P. M.
Sam Vernon, Sandy Ridge, 12 to
1, 7 to 8 P. M.
Stanley Ward, Pine Hall, any
time at Blackwell's Garage.
ROSS* STORE NEWS
Ross' Store. —Mr. and Mrs. I. G
Ross visited S. L. Johnson Sun
day. Mr. Johnson has been ill
for some time, but is now improv
ing.
Sgt. Morris Southern visitec
his home here over the week-eni
Guests of Sgt. Southern were Mrs
[ Reba Tuttle of Winston-Salem
Lillie Fulp, Pattie Sue Hawkins
Lois Terry, Leo Gatewood, -Mr
and Mrs. Avery Slate.
I Mr. and Mrs. Nunk Kiser visit
. ed Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Slate.
Robert Chatman and Mrs. Da
I
. vid Young visited Mrs. Spencei
. Fowler Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Ross were
supper guests of Mrs. N. S
Mullican last Wednesday n ! V.
Betty Kiser, Vclemarie Wh'ir
Mr. and >!rs. Avery Slate P'v
sou were in Walnut Cove Monday
I
DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
Ex-Gov. J. M. Broughton was n
the courthouse last week attend
ing to some legal matters. Hi
j was greeted by quite a number o
friends while here.
I
KING NEWS
I
; By E. P. NEWSI'M
King, March I.—Lt. Worth Kir
by, stationed at Tallahassee, Fla.,
: is spending a short furlough wiih
- his father, Charlie Kirby, in Wal
; nut Hills. Lt. Kirby erpects to
j go overseas soon.
I A force of men are at work on
. a new home for Landis Newsom
■ on a lot recently purchased from
-E. P. Newsum. The lot is on the
. corner of West Main and Fowler
) Ave.
Jesse Lawson of High Point
is spending a few days here th-" 1
i guest of his daughter, Mrs. Nell
. Carroll, on West Main St.
Joe who suffered a
, stroke of paralysis at his home
last week, remains quite sick, hs
. friends will regret to learn.
Jack Sprinkle ol the U. S. Army,
stationed at Miami, Fla., is here
with his parents, on a furlough.
K. C. Slate has purchased from
' William Fowler the lot on Ei-si
Broul Stree where the Twin St ir
■ res'aurnnt burned son - /' time ngu.
• Mr. Slat:- is building a larg lum
-1 ber plant and office on the site.
Grady Collins is repairing
j his home on South Depot St.
Farmers ir. this section are fin
. ishing up seeding their tobacco
plant beds,
j Theodore Newsum made a bii3
iness trip to Walnut Cove Friday.
Tisey Calloway, planter of the
Schaub's Mill section, was anions
the visitors here Saturday.
The stork, while not entirely
out of business, has nothing to
1 report this week, but keep tuned
to his number next week.
1 Alton Brown and family of Don
naha visited relatives here Friday.
, Mrs. W. G. Tuttle and Miss Bon-
LL3SB®BKKC>. *. WMmWBKKKMt^S'WKRKE&w
,
THERE ARB BOOBY TRAPS &
ON THE HOME
THE ONLY difference is, the ones here have lars for every three they've loaned to I'nc'A
price tags on them. Sain—it'll be these people who'il ha\ e booby-
People who are buying a lot of thing? trap scars, and not much else,
they don't need with all the extra money If you want the host security and tl-.e
they're making right now, might just as bc.-t investment in the world today, just
well hbel them "Souvenirs of the Greet sock your money into War Bonds." Dor. t
\»ar Boom." settle for a bunch of mighty attractive sou-
And in later years when goods are p'.en- venirs. And or.ca you've got those B nds,
tiful, ar.d prices come c-wn to normal... hang onto them, keep your dollars fighting
when an uncertain futura stores them in —and get your full interest back when the
t.'.e face...when others are getting four dol- time comes.
fCESr FAITH WITH OUR FIGHTERS
ojy WAR BO
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The Danbury Reporter
Along- The Home
Demonstration Way
By CLARA R. RALSTON
. (Home Demonstration Agent)
1 My schedule for the week end
ing Mar. ]oth is as fo'iows:
)
Monday, Mar. sth—Panel meet
ing at 2:00.
i °
l Tuesday, Mar. 6th Walnut
! Cove 4-H meeting at 9:30; Mead
.. ows 4-H meeting at 1:00; Pin
r Hall Grange meet at 8:00.
Wednesday, Mar. 7th—Agent's
i training school, Winston-Salem, ut
* 10:00.
1 Thussdny, Mar. Bth—Pine Hall
4-H meeting at 10:30; Pine Hill
1 HDC at 2:00 at Mrs. Tom Pres
■' ton's.
Friday, Mar. 9th —Reynolds 4-H
meeting at 9:30; Service Club at
'• VoO.
L Saturday, Mar. 10th—Office.
fie Jean Shore of Rural Hall we"i
visitors here Friday.
The doctors in this si :tion at\
Icing mn to dh and '--nnol !,
begin to see ail the sick folks v.!. .
place calls. Everybody sl'.ou!
read Mr. I. M. Gordon's letter l
last week's Reporter and try
i. start some kind of a move thn
o will bring about some relief.
E. P. Ncwsum went to Winston
s Salem Thursday to attend !•
'. some business matters. He had t >
e go all the way to VV'inSton-Saleni
% to find out it was George Washing
ton's birthday. Of course he had
V heard of George Washington, but
o the fact that he had a birthday
d last Thursday had entirely left
his mind until he tried to enter
i- the Wachovia Bank to transact
some important business and
i- found the bank closed.
Contractors, Builders
Asked To Register At
Rationing Board
Local Board release)
All contractors, builders, in
stallers and erectors supplying
construction and maintenance for
services or making sales in whicli
they furnish building or in
dustrial equipment or materials,
together with labor or services
by actual construction, installa
tion or services, are asked to
call at their local \Y;.r Price &
Rationing Board immediately ami
register with them. This list
must be ir. the District Office
soon as possible.
Mary Sue Smith Dies
Mary Sue Smith, infant daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Smith
of Peter's Creek township, died .it
a Winston-Salem hospital.
Surviving a' - the parents: two
brothers. Warren and Edward of
thi home; thr sisters. jjamona.,
Doris and Rnyiiiclir, f the home;
grandi arcnts. Mrs. Klizabetn
Sawyers of Reidsville and Mr. and
Mrs. Giles Hall of Lcnksville.
CAPT. CARSON. OVERSEAS,
SENDS CHECK TO REl> CROSS
Chairman of the Red Cross War
Fund has received a check for
sls from Capt. Jesse C. Carson,
who is at present with Gen. Fat
ton's Third Army somewhere n
Belgium. C
Capt. Carson, son of Supt. of
Stokes Schools J. C. Carson. writ 33
his wife to "do. say and give ail
nl.e possibly can for the Red
Cross which is a wonaerful
work for the boys."