04-AprilP » fS F F O tiH
1 DAVU BBOttD. MOCnvilXB N. C.. MARCB g . I'wi fl
“ /-W H IS T Is n i e w c r a i
^ wiU b e said an d tu n < m a n y
thousand tim es th is E aatar. W hat
d o th ey m ean? L e t u i le a v e o u t o f
sight all th ose to w hom th e w ords
m e a n nothing b u t a v estig e o t
superstition a t th e w orst, a pictur*
esq u e sym bol o t aom ething alto>
g e th er different, a t b est. W hat do
ttiese w ords m e a n '
to th o se w ho do
believe th em ? It
Is possible to be
lieve t h i s sen *
ten ce litera lly and
A im ly. a n d y et b e
a s d ea d to th e ir
joyous m eaning as
if th e y w e re a
w e ath er re p o rt o f -------------------40 y e a rs ago. T hey O r, F o re m a n
po rten d a m ira c le ; b u t y e ste r
d a y 's m irac les m ay n o t b e espe
cially interesting. D o you feel a
kin d of ra p tu re on read in g about
th e frogs In P h a ra o h 's p a lac e, th e
m iracle-trogs? D oes it h elp y o u r
m a la ria to re a d ab o u t th e curcff
St. P a u l did a t E phesus?
y e ste rd a y ’s m ira c le s m a y ev en
b e discouraging, ju st b ecau se th ey
a rc y e ste rd a y 's. T he R esu rrectio n
o f C h rist Is not in a class w ith any
other m iracle. F o r th e ea rly C hris
tian s it w as T H E ev en t of history.
Til* Ope«H Eyt I t is no accident th a t th e ch u rch
say s an d sings, "C h rist is risen”
■more often th a n “ C h rist ro se."
T he R esu rrectio n is a k ind o t con
tem p o ra ry m iracle, f t h a s m atty
m eanings, b u t consider th re e of
them , in th e liv es o f th e p lain peo
ple w ho ftrst ex p erien ced th e tru th
of it. R e m em b er, th e R esu rrectio n
..was nothing th e y h a d -been look
ing for, nothing th ey h a d th e w it
to in v e n t It ca m e as a shock, it
up set a ll th eir id eas. It rem ad e
th e ir w orld. F irs t o f aO a n d In
cluding ev erything else, th e R es
urrectio n means- th e presence,
h e .o a n J today n o t less th a n th e re
in th e daw n of C h ristian U m e, th e
presen ce ot th e living C hrist, th e
p resen t com panion of all w ho love
him . F irs t of all, h is presen ce
th e re in E m m au s and indeed on
th e ro a d acros.-; 'h e hlUs. m e an t
th e opened eye W ith h im fo r
guide, th e m a n C ieopas an d h it
friend saw th in ^ In th e S crip tu res
th ey h ad n e v e r seen before. T he
S criptures, like a closed gate,
opened to th e ir in w ard eye. T hen
in th e supper-room a s th e b re ad
w as broken, a g ain th e ir ? y e s w ere
opened, and th ey knew him . So
th e rise n O iris t to d ay a n d alw ay s
opcM - th e ey es o f m en ; Inspired
b y 'h im , w e u n d e rsta n d G o d 's
Book an d G od’s Son a s w e ca n
nev er do atone.
TfM iM niliic Hurt
T h e second th in g th e d is e ii^ f
felt w as a burning h e a rt. Jo h n
C alvin invented a c o a t o f a rm s
fo r him self, show ing a n o u t
stretch ed h an d a n d a b u rn in g
h e art, oiT ered.to G od. It m ig h t
serve a s th e c o a t o f a rm s fo r all
w ho h av e fe lt th e p resen c e o f th e
living risen C hrist. T w o young
m en w e re arg u in g ab o u t th e Res*
uri-ecUon. arid th ey w ere g rea tly
puzzled ab o u t i t T h ey a sk ed a
m uch o ld er m a n w h at w ere his
reasons for believing it to b e tru e.
"W hy.” the old m a n said, " I Just
talk ed w ith H im th is m o m in tt* '
Life gains a w arm th , a flam e,
from co n tact w ith C h rist a s from
n o o th e r c o n tac t possible. Je su s
a s a h isto rical c h a ra c te r excites
o u r cu riosity, o u r Im agination.
C hrist a's a p roblem in theology
cxcites u s to tliink. B u t C h rist
a s a living p resen ce sets life on
flre. W ho a re th e people w ho w it
ness m ost enth u siastically about
Jesu s? T hey a re th e ones w ho w in
sing. “H e w alks w ith m e and h e
talks, w ith m e - , .** T h a t Jesu s
lived is in tere stin g a n d im p o rtan t.
T h at h e lives, liv e s now . in m e -
th a t is life-chant^ing. '
Tin MaitoiU«g FHt
A ll around th e w orld th is E a ste r
chu rch es wlU b e rlnghig w ith song
a n & b rig h t w ith flow ers. In th e
m o st unlikely places, th e re a ra
C hristians. Y o u wiU find th a t tboM
chu rch es in ta r p laces w ere s ta rt
e d th e re b y m e n a n d w om en w ho
believed in and k new th e risen
' Chi-jsL If th e re Is a c h u rch w hich
calls itself ‘'C h ristia n " b u t does
not beU eve In th e R esu rrectio n , its
C ir is t is a s d e a d a s a n y o th e r Iv*
gone. hero. S uch a ch u rch wiU n o t
sen d m a n y m issio n aries. A d e a d
C u .is('h u rrie s no m a n ‘s to b ts t^ s ;
e a s0$ n o m a n ’s bu rd en , lig h ts n o
m a n 's liour .of sorrow . O nly the
- liv in g C h rist k in d les th e bu rn in g
t i c a t l o p ^ th e blind ey es, sets
ri. - m ^ ’s-fcM upon a ro ck , an d sends
th e m o u t, ^ (h e ftrst C hristians,
■ ;tio c K a U ^ e a w orld in hla nam e.
f..-. CMt o t th e tw o m en hasten in g
■> " tid m iB m n w u s w e -e b u t th e first
^ h a U ^ > « | e . ^<1 G od’s good
WOMAN'S WOBLD . f '
Holiday Mey
DesermB^
EfforlsofCook
lA o n v U r d t t d m m rlghl
. ^ good flavor a n d g e n e ra l attra c.
tlveness th a t h a s becom e th e sym .
bol of A m erican T hanksgiving de*
serv e s th e best o ilo rts of ev ery
cooJc.
T urkeys a re av ailab le in a w ide
v a rie tjT o f sires tro m m e sm all"
to u r pound v a riety to la rg e Tom a
W eighing w ell ov er 20 pounds. F ig
u re onc-half pound o t' ready-to-
cook turkey (ev iscerated type)
p e r serving.
If th e bird is frozen it m ay be
iett in its o riginal m oisture-proof
w rapping to th aw in th e refrigero-
to t. T h is w B i ta k e tw o to th ree
d ay s depending upon th e size. If
y o u 're in a h u rry , place th e un
w rapped bird u n d e r running tool
w ater. T his w ill ta k e fo u r to six
Hours. Cook pro m p tly a fte r de
frosting.
F o r stuffing y ou'll like this slm* •
pie b u t good and popular type:
B reail Stuffing
. <Pe» 14 to Ig pound bird
I cu p ra t
1 cup m lneed onion
i q u arts b re ail cubcs. firm ty
packed (2-4 d a y old bread )
1 tablespoon s a lt
» teaspoon p ep p er
2 teaspoons p oultry seasoning
m u z cu p s broth, m ilk o r
w a ter
Cook onion an d celery in fa t
over low h eat, stirrin g occasion*
aUy. pof»k until onion is so ft b u t
not brow n. M eanw hile, blend sea
sonings w ith b re a d cubes. Add
onion, celery a n d fa t. B lend. P o u r
b roth gradually o v e r th e su rto c t,
stirring lightly. A dd m o re season
ing if desired.
If you h av e stuffing leftover
bake in a g reased loaf p a n o r cas
serole during th e la s t h o u r of cook-
placed lu ld e thigh m usele. the
tv k e y is done w hen It reglatera
1M »P. Y en wlU th e n b e a U e to
m ove th e d m n u d c k v p and
dow n and th e leg Jblni w ill give
easily . O r, It yon p re ss th e
fleshy p aH o f th e d n n n stiek . H’a
d e a « if th e m e a l feels soft.
ta g turkey. B a ste w itt) p a n d rip
pings If desired.
P la n to h a v e tu rk e y o u t o t tike
oven 20 to 30 m in u tes before serv
ing tim e a s It w ill b e e a sie r to
carve, and it w ill give m e a t a
chance to ab so rb juices. L im it th e .
garnish to p arsle y o r sala d g reens
so a s n o t to h an d icap th e c arv er.
Gettysburg Gets
Bock in Spotlight
WASHIMGTON- — G ettysburg, a
- ■ isylva ' ------------—so u thern -------------------
•big new s w as once m ade. Is get
ting b a c k Into th e spotlight.
O n Ju ly 1. 2 and 3. 1063. G eneral
R obert E . L e e 's A m ^ o t N orthern
V irginia a n d G en e ra l G ordon
^(aade*8 A rm y of th e P otom ac
(ought one o f'h is to ry 's decisive
b a ttles th e re. •
F o u r m o n th s la te r P resid en tU n *
coin u ttere d “A few ap propriate
rem ark s” a t a battlefield cem etery
th e re w hich th e w orld h a s noted
and r^ n e m b e re d e v e r since.
N ow a p resid e n t w ho is also a
g en eral is a g a in b rta g in g th e n a
tio n 's atten tio n to G ettysburg b y
converting a c e n tu ry -o ld fa rm
house Into a m odern co u n try hom e
only a sh o rt distan ce fro m the
I>attlefield a n d 05 m iles fro m th e
V ^ ite H ouse. M ore an d m ore.
P resid e n t B lseohow er is turning
to this esta te to find p riv ac y and
>e8ce.
ACROSSFormernameotTbkyo•.Painful,tnvoluntattmuscle
contractionll.Wide.awok*
U .O «M W h9fails to win IS.Oiri'anama 'l.-A-depresslr tothedtfih
l».OId
m ;t6.T«apoiit«fslanr>IT.Piffpen
Known lorm' «fanim«l
Hf»91. one who employs tiM MfWcetcC
T .A g y p ay
•.V ip era
•.P la sU v *
10. C om m it
depreda* Uona
14. A song fo r
tw o people
l«.A tiC |
a« -v ary ii» f
w eig h t
(Ind.)
ds: E quipm ent
30. T o cook
in w a ter
32. F ilam ehU
33. B elow .,
(n a u t.)
‘ 35. S ource
o fin d lfo
36. R om an poet
39. V inous 41. G olf m ound
:4a.M ar«hy
m eM ow
44. S pain
•(ab b r.)
IF YOU HAVE^
been on a'trip';,
entertained gue.n -
celebrated a birthday
caught a biefiih
moved.:'
eloped'.: - ‘ ^ '
hadababv
Iw enlnafight .
• o ld y o u r h o g »
h a d a n p p e r a tio n
b o u g h m a t , ,
p a in te d v o u r h o u s e
IT .P o ln te t
M ,A « n a llwood
W.C<imiMW
3(>.T«rariw rai.Shaiiowaja.wuwcup
ST. In W hat
b e e n m a rr ie d
c u t a n e w to o lh
b ^ t h o t
tto le n a n y th in g
b e e n r o b b e d
• o ld o u r
lo tt'v o iir h a ir '
b e e n a r r n t e d
Paniiiisa
Of Birds
SySM ltybiltln*
JE B H O W ELL w as n e ith e r pious
n o r eloquent, b u t h e w as a
good m an.' O nly once w hile I.
w orked fo r h im did I know h im
to a c t vengefiilly. T hen' h e m ad e
use o f b oth p ie ty ' an d eloqum ce.
I t c a m e ab o u t th ro u g h Jeb*a
hiordbiate fondness to r a ^ itln g
cocks. H e h a d
several, an d s p m t
m u c h of h is lies-
ure In groom ing
th e m an d p itting
th em . T h is la s t w as m u ch de*
plored b y 'h la w ife,. M artha.
'^Only th e b ru te in m an,*’ She
aw rred.** p ro in p ts^ liiin id en
cou rag e G od's le sse r c re a tu re s to
flght an d k in e a ch other:'* To
d riv e th is, p o in t hom e, q u ite oft^
en sh e w ould sa v e one of je b 's
ro o sters fro m th is fa te by killing
Voiunteers Mon
Needed Mobile Unit
P IT T S B U R G H -T y p lcal of vol
u n teer flre d ep a rtm en t units In a
sm all conm kunlty is th e B erryville.
A rkansas u n it h e ad ed by ^ e f
O w en P ay n e.
- W hen P a y n e retu rn ed fro m w a r
service in 19K h e led a group o t
veteran s in a d riv e to provide
B erryville w ith a m obile u nit
equipped to aid v ictim s o f em er*
gencies an d disasters.
T he resp o n se w as quick an d
generous. A n autom obile . agency
p rovided a tru c k a t cost, a tire
d e a le r t i e r e d new tire s a t a
fra rtio n o f th e ir value. T he v e t
era n s ' p a in te d th e tru c k them *,
selves. S tretc h ers, first aid* sup
plies. axes.'^t> hovels an d otiter
em erg en cy equipm ent flooded in
a s th e co m m unity rallied to the
ca ll fo r h elp. F u n d s w ere raised
fo r th e p u rc h a se o f a n au tom atic
artificial raap iratio n Instrum ent.
*«W aUll
V aauny* Ha*a a wMs.**
i t herseU ; a n d cooU ng It u p In •
p o t o t
W h atev er . w i t c h e r y M arth a
p ra c tise d in h e r cooking, Je b 'a
ro o sters In h e r dum pU ogs h a d m y
unqualified approvaL A t le a st ooa
w ho sh a ra d th is view w a s A m oa
H e n d e ^ a iriko p re ach ed a t tb a
little co m m unity church.
H en d e d y w a s young a n d lank»
a n d I susp ect, could sm ell -Mar*^
th a 's cooU ng a t a consideraU a
d istance. I t w a s rem ark a b le how
often hla 'i u s t hapetihtg by** co-
inclded w ith th e d em ise o f Je b ’a
p e ts a t M a rth a ’s handa. «
T h is d a y J e b an d I h a d sto p p e i
fo r d inner. A s usu al b e w as talk*
ing about h is roosters, particu larly
a young new one h e h a d lu st
acquired.
*‘W ait'U you see B lizzard, Tom*
m y. H e’s a « h iz. H is flrst flght
wlO b e tom orrow , a n d a fte r th a t ..
r i l se t him ag ain st any chicken
to th is K C v rA y ."
A s w e reach ed B lizzard’s cage '
h e st(44>ed. I'k n e w b y h is face^^
w h at h a d happened. T hen iron
ically. a w isp o t breeze b rought .
th e odor o f chicken dum plings
and th e Jovial voice o t A m o s .
H enderly.
A fter a crestfaU en m om ent Jeb
said feelingly rT a m a tlo n l" Then
m o re qiA et^. "T om m y, it je st
d o n 't seem rlb h t for B lizzard to
go^ th a t way..*' T h en . .M arth a
' h ustled him into th e kitchen, try*
h)g to do th e sa m e w ith m e.
T h e re w as a scrap in g of ch airs,
a sen se o f ^ w e d heads, then
A m os - H enddrly's voice, ,calling
dow n blesstogs on "th is househoU
'a n d these-flne people w hose;w orits
a ra evidence of thehr w orthiness.’*
T h e re w as a h individual bless*
ing for th e “ w orker hi th e field,"
-- '-.(me. 1 guess) an d a collective
■ one to r th e land, the equipm ent,
■ and everything th a t contributed
to th e bounty w hich '/b tess- to
th e ir use. an d to the" iile o f th l^
T hy serv an t.” T he *‘Am en'*^-was
strong, r knew th a t * H enderly's
•: h a d Ufted to ^ re stm iiarely . on th at
. b ig bow l of dum p lftg s. Ti^en Je b
: .spoke.,.-:.
**p2« a eh e r. I’d like to ad d a
m ite to th a t blessin .'* • .
T h e sh a rp In take of M arth a's
b re a th w as covered by the preach*
e r's puzzled. "W h y .''o f courael
B ro th e r H o w ell." A gain ( to
sense o f bow ed heads, th e n J e b 's
voice, stro n g a n d clear.
“O ur L ord; it seem s lik e we’ve
le ft o u t one Im portant contribu*
to r to>^thls occasion. T h at’s Blit*
za rd ..M 'p ro m lsin a b ird a s I ever
see n .' K e h a d sp irit, a n d flre. and
w ould'a m ade> a re a l fighter. Now
I know fighting' ain’t y o u r w ay,
L ord, b u t y ou'll understand, seeln'
you’r e th e one m ad e g a m e chick*
e n sv th a t w ay. B esides. B lizzard
n e v e r done no fightin*. H e novar
h a d a chance. S o L ord, if th e re 's
a n y a rran g em en ts u p th e re for
^ h t i n ’ ro o sters; I'm asldng you
to re m e m b e r. B U zsard. T hank
you. L ord. A m en." •
H enderly’s ^ l y w as a m um *
b le o t w hich I cau g h t only the
tw o la s t w ords, “ p o t a t o In*
steads” A m ihuie la te r M artha
a p p eared in th e door w ith a heap*
ing p late, a b ead of sw eat glis*
tening hig h on her cheek.
“ E a t a ll you w an t o f these.
T om m y.” 8h aald. "T here’s
plenty. »> d no one else seem s
v a ry h ungt^. U m ight b e a long
tim e before w e h av e chicken
d um plings again.’:
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Has Been Published Since 1899
56 Years
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-but aoon the tu n ahlnea and we
m arch on. O ur faithful M ibtcribert .
oiint o f wh<m prom ptly, given*
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fellDW m an. '
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State, «r,d $2.00 in other itate*.
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t THE HOWL'S nOHTS MAINTAINt UNAWKO BT INPLUEMCE AM O u i m u m B Y C A IN ."
VOltlMW LVI.
HEVS OFtONG AGO
What Wat HanMDint bi Da.
'^ v l* B r f o M p M h i i K M a l m
^ AbbreviaM Skittal
(DiiTie R < r^i Apll 14, 1901)
O. W; Sheek tod dtncbter Mlm
Clyde, iipcnt Frldiy ta Sillibtity.
HIn Bmma Brown, of Sttlsbarr
vtalM .H n. 'J. H. S«c«*n list
• week.
O, U, Hant retunied to bb post
• t Cooleenee Jnnctlon Hondar
ettalnc,
R«r. W. L. Sberrill will be ovl
oMown Sanday and'Rev. ). H.
Downuin wntpreaeh al ti a. m.
Thoa. N. Chaffin ahowcd ns
nice buneb'ot tadlabea Monday,
the Stat webaveaeen Ihia year.
Jacob Stewart and T. B. Baiter
left foe Staleatrllle Hradav e*enlB|t
to attend Federal court.
H la Bmma Brawn wbo attend
ed the DoatIill.Ppwen wedding re.
ta ri^ to ber bone la Sdlsbnry
Monday.
Hlaa Hamle Sieele, of Rocking,
ham, who baa b m vlsltlag her
idilei. Mrs. J. Stewart, baa re.
inmed home,
C. C, Wllllama.baa botiRht' oat
O. h. Wrtllaoia and Is now asso
dated with Z. N. Aaderaon In the
mercantlle.baalaen. F, M. fobn.
Bon la no loacer with the firm.
Mrs. James McMarila and Httlej
daagbter. Bessle, of 'Johnstown, N.
T „ retnrned last week after spend
ing a monlh at Inglealde, Inn.
Mrs. E. G. Painter, of Weat Vir
ginia, who bas been visiting , rels.
laHvea and frlrnds la pavie, went
to Advance Saturday to vWl her
sister,. Mrs. G. A. Alllaon. She
will return borne soon.
Mrs. (3e'meat. wife of Capt. W.
A. Ckment of tbh place, died Mon.
day. She bad been alek a lonir
while wltb consumption,
leam a bnsband, three sons and
one da.aghler.
The ev»t of the put week In
MoeksilUe wab tbe marriage of one
of Hoekavllle'a prettleat. fairest and
most popnisr yoang ladles, Miss
^ Minnie Douthlt to Mr. T-6 . Powell
of Mt; A ry. The marriage took
place Wednesdsy evening at "the
Metbodfst ehnrcb. Rev. nr. t .
Sherrill, aatlated by Rev.' .W. C.
Wllllson perioraied the 1
In an Impressive manner.' After
tbe w ^ in g the bridal .' party re.
paired to tbe residence of P. M.
Jobnsmi. nnde of the bride, wbrar
a reception was tendered them sod
• anmptuous renast was
The happy couple left Tbntsdav
moraine for a brldlal trip to Florida
' J.'1>« Karfees made bnslnea>
trip to Statesville las} week.
Mr, and Mra. Tobn Karfees, of
Rowan. eoanty,. visited relatlvea
near Jericho recently.
A preacher Is needed at Tor.
lentlne Kbool boase, aa the yonnr
people gather there, preach or no]
preach.
Mrs. V. A. Foster, of Angnsta.
bss.a cnrlosltv—an. egg seven and
a half Inches Inng. shsped like «
common guard with a well devel^j
ed handle four Inebes long.
H ath Sanford and brother John.
W. H. Graves and son Rar)ey,
sdent Easier Monday .fishing near
Angusia,
J. M. .Leelon and Mias Bnmn
^«nl> were married at Advance,
Snndsy, G. Tsihert Bsq., offidat.
Mrs,^ I, C. iJelllnger whti hss
been sick for some lime, died this
nwrnlnv at her home at Advance. The b»dv waa shipped to Uncoln
ten ihb afsemoan for bnrlal; A
husband and four children aurvlve.
Tbomm Pmts, son of Oeo. W. Potts, died April titb. at hb home
nesr Advance, aged a 1 veara. Re
was.one of Dtvie'a briclitaat y
; The boAv was laid to rest in StedvG nm cemetery, ..Rw, V .
I,. Slierrill of Mneksvltte, condnct.{
ing the Ittneral wrvlna .•
MOCK8Vn.I,B. NORTH CAROUNA, WBDNBSDAY: APRIL 4, iof6
G00D0U)DA1S
. Every once In a while an old
frhnd of long standing will drop
into mv office to talk abotit what
was happening in Moeksvllte some
50 veara ago. '
Not long ago Everette Horn, an
Old-Hoeksyllte boy who ] now lives
in Atlanta and operates a hotel In
that buatllng city, dropped arbund
to renew bis subscription, and pass
the time of day. Everette Is a son
of the late Mr. snd Mrs. Osstoa
Horn, who moved 10 Mocksvlile
from nrsrConnty Line some ..jo^d
yesrs ago.' Mr, Horn and hb
brother, L. G. Born, cbine here, to
build and operate a flour mill.
They, wltbthelateT.B. Johnstone,
|bnilt their mill nesr the Southern
Railway depot, wiiere tbe Moeks-
ville Flour Mills sr( now located.
For many yesr« tbis mill was mo
under tbe name of Horn Brothers
& Johnstone. Gaston Horn finnlly
soMhb interest In the mill and
operated the Mocksvlile Chair Co.,
for a'uumber of years. This fao*
tory was . locotnl on Sallabury
Street, abont where Ssm T.atbam's
bouse now stands, Aftsr tbe chair
factory went out of business Mr.
Horn went Into the lumber bust,
ness and bought many traels of
timber, not only in Davie Ciranty,
but lu Eastern Carolina, Mr. and
Mra. Horn lived I n the Dolpb
GrIflIn house on Lexlngtoa sireet,
until their deaths. Mra. A. M.
KlmbroOKb, a daogbter ot Mt.
and Mrs. Hon< Is still ocen^ng
. ITOHIillR 33
theBomhonse.Byerettwas a'stud
ent St Sunny Side Seminary when
a small boy in the early part of the
soth century. This sebooi was
operated by Misses Hattie '^ to n
and Lanra Clemem two of 'the
best teachera in tbis section, Htaa
Maude Encland, of Lenoir, waa the'
music tescber. If I aia a
taken she b still litrtng^
A few devs ago. mv old
Dr Robert L<^ry, of SaiUbury
droDped around to see me. Dr.
Boh, as man^ people call him.
a aon of the late Hr, and Hra. D.
Progress Against
tymphomotosis |
T«s»HmsP(m *'
RMistonce Tlii;u Egg
' An importint tt«p hu been tWten toward eontrrt of .
t ott-
e n ealled *1» l|:u v er in
chickens.
In experim ente a t E a tl
Ing. H Iehi«ao» reslatan ee to the
d ise ase w as p asse d fro m v a c ^
n a te d b en s to ttie ir chicks th r o u ^
th e « if s . I t Is-bcved th a t th is dis
c o v ery m a y vventuaU y b rin g tld s -
$S O *m ilU on^lsyear. p ro U em un>
d e r controL •
I t h a s b een pointed out, how*
ev er, th a t t t e llndlngs m u st be
conform ed u n d er a w ide v a rie d
o f c o n d itit^ th e technique for
vaccination m u st l>e g rea tly siin*
piifled an d th e vaccin e produc*
tion p u t <m a m o re p rs c tte s l ba«fs.
T b e ^ I c k s hatch ed from eggs
to ld b y th e te s t h » » b e fo re vac*
cinatitm suffered 41 to 70 p e r cent
d e a tt\ IM S w h ra liu>eulaled w ith
lym phom atosis. H ow ever, after
th e te s t h en s w ere vaccin ated only
3 to 13 p e r M n t of th e chicks de
veloped th e disease, and on the
a v e ra g e they survived longer than
A. Lower, ot .Connty Llae^
In hla late teena be ctine to Hocks*
vine to attend Mbckavilte Adtdemjr
selKMl. T think ft «r«ii lo 1S991
tWst be entered tM:hool bere. He
^Tded Wltli Mr. and Mr*. B. .H;
ifnrrls. who Uv^ on . Stllsboty
. He.left liern atid entered
c o it^ tnore than 50 yef>»e aRO.
He finlsHH bts collece course and
sltsdled medlclae for several ^ara.
Some 40 veara ago he went to Ra*
llelirb where be waa a pbVtfQlan for
many ve*r«a Wblle tbere be our*
jchased a lurse farm liear Pavette-
vllte. where be planted i
petcb or^ard akd sold lbonMt)da
of bttsbela ot peacbea eacb rear,
Lftter'^on be pnrcbased ae«era||
botidred acres of land near Coun»
tr .leioe, where he raised tbonftandi
ofbusbelaoff apoUs. '
Dr. Lowenr left - Raleijcb abottl
joeodd years ago. moving to Sails*!
hnry. where be owned and'operat»|
ed tbe Lowery Hoitpltat for at
lesst as yetfrs. Tbe doctor and
Mrs. Lowery bnilt abeanti
in Milford ,HIIU. near Sallsbnry.
wben they now reside, and are]
taklnc life, easy. Dr. Bob la at.
wavs clad to come back to tbe old
jbomrconnty and mlnffle wltb Mb'
boybood friends, a few of wbotn
laresthl.living.' Hla bobby, acver*
al years ago, was old gnns and
jborae i^at'oU. H re*sboplnc tbat
be will live to be a btindred years
old and tbat bis shadow will never-i
grow leffi. -He baa'one brother j
llylng near Connty Line, It. T.|
Low^y. wbo is a progressive far
Iw. -tarn alwaya glad to meet op,
wltb t^e men and women I knew
in Davie t ^ good old daya of lone
W d w T K h T tT lw h e X|
|«arin aftar row n m
MANY CHABGES
Haa your* wife changed much
since you married her?"
‘'Yeatl My hours, mv friends,
and my habits]"
GET STING
"Everyone of Uod’s creatures Is
here for a useful purpose. Now
what do we learn to m tbe mos
quito, Willie?”
■‘We learn from the mosquito,'
anawered W illie,'I10W easy It b
te get stung,"
COULD CUT IT
A lady^ waa entertaining the
small son’of a friend,
'Are von suie you can cut your
own meal. Tommy?” she inquired,
**Oh, yes, thanks,” Tommy an>
mered Dolitely. “I've often had
it as tough as this at home.”
A WIDOWER
Defendant (being questioned on
the stand): I’ve been wedded to
the truth from infoncyt
Prosecutor: Is the court to im-1
ply Irom this statement that you
are now a’widower!
»csl
m ay
k o U th e a n sw er lo tk e p rrtlc m
s« Irm flw nM tM la In b a m y a rd
th e I U elUcks In otb-
. « » A m erican V ettnarjr M cdteal
A a s o ^ tio ii, cam m eaU ng the
e ap e ru n a als. noted th s t dndiiiEs
w e n u n d er lab oratarjr condttlonB
m a rd a tlv e ly sm all n m b e r
o f b ird s. .A ddtU onal experim ental
w w * an d reflnem ents a re needed
b e lo re v etln arlan s w ill h av e this
m a te ria l evaH atde la r u se In av
e ra g e pouK iy flocks.
Strong Toes Save Man
Falling From Roof >
B O STO N — G eorge A . L a c a n e ,
“ s life to a tro ag tM s
a n d t b e _ ^ o t u s u n g ra v e l
N e lg b b o r a I n v e s tig a tin g a
t o a n g e n a t o e a rly In th e m bm -
JW flxm d L ac asse 'auspended by
^ t o e a ^ t h e r o o t o t a l l v e - atorjf ap a rtm en t.
Police arrived on tbe aeene %nd
U e m was puUed onto the top
®*„*he roof seeonds betora he < «aa^ <Mm exhaustion and
By Loub H. Cletnen^ Manager.
I was deeply engrossed In psper
work wheira-voung lady came in
to see ine. Upon looking up I
saw a petson I remembered as a
young*wldow. You’see our’office
had assistedjher at one~titne in fiU
ins for mother's benefits. It seem-
ed like oiily three or four months
ago when she had returned to the
office to report remarriage.
I could think of no reason for
her present call, except that per
haps It might be to change her
address. To start the conversa
tion I asked her how she and her
husband were getting along. Her!
reply was; “H iat is why I’m here.]
I am a widow again, but relatives
told me that because I was not
married to my second husband a
fiiU year that I caniu>t expect so-)
cial security benefits. Is this true?”
Questioning revealed that a child
by the aecond marriage was bom
just a month before his father’s
death. Even though the
MEET MIS MOTHER
Note from teacher to father:
'Johntiv b agood worker but he
talka too much.”
Reply from bther to teachen
“Come home with Johnny some
thne and meet hb mother.”
had hot been in effect for a full
year the mother qualifies for a
mother’s benefit because of - the
minor child. This young mother
b just 2$ years of age but now she
|has,a minor child by each marriage
six years of age, and one
[two months of age. She has al
ready received mo,ithly benefits
for three years for the six year-old
child, baaed on her first husband’s
earnings, and she will now receive
monthly benefits for the second
child that will be based on her se
cond husband’s earnings. She te-
wlved 28 monthly payments for
elf during the .period after her
Laeaasa said he went up to the M< tor some treih air, but stum-M aad slid down the slopT^ iUI bgr holding onto K edge by hb (set
Copturad Eagle Proved
BoriMnome Guest. MCBBR, Mah. — Kanketh and INdt uwbbe and stanby stasel
eai^.baldeagtew llh .bU o a«n lt was wouaded. Then t ^
r
bort tker eoii^-t keep up wWi eagla’a cabMtaSay appeWa. eeUldnt km It b e e ^ ^ a W M an. hapeaed i o l ^ ^ peetetype ot tho national «n- btam, and eoaldn’t let It go-Im^
^ i^ w o a H pray on amaO tern
.Ifefecaska’a Oama nttstnn
flaalhr to* the Uid loe ai» pur-
Hm iUcotd i* on^r«3 cants a n m k. Snhicribe toJ«y.
Do i«a iMd Tbe Rmm^?
HARD TO GET
Calling my wife on the telephone Is a task that makes me dizsy, Vrhen the wire b clear, she bn’t home.
And when she's home, it’s busy.
JUST TOOT
An Indian petitioned a judge of
an Ariiona court to give him a shorter name. “What b vour name now?” asked the judge.
“Chief Screechtatg Trdn Whb- tle,” aiMwercd the Indian.
"And lo what do you- wish to
shorten itr asked the judge. The
^ ie f folded hb arms majesUcally and grunted, “Toot.”
HONESTY PAYS
One of two women riding on a
bus suddenly realized that she had
neaJected » pay her fore
deciue^ right up and pay iC she
“Why bother," adced herfrlend. "You got away with it. Why
wotiy?"
"I’ve found that honesty alw . pays, ahe decUrcd virtuously, and with that ahe hurtled forward to
pay ihe driver. In • moment she
tjetumed trium^antly.
"Tliere, I told you honesty al* ways pays. I handed the driver a larter and he gave me change 50 cental”
HILLTOP
Service & Supply
BEST ^ C E TO GET IT
Gas, Oil, Tires
And Supplies
Staple Groceries
Snudl': Enough To Appreciate
} Your ButmMt
U ife Enoiigli To FiS
Your Tm k
J. W. HILL
Our County And
Social Security
first husband’s death and 'up to
the time she remarried. She will
st^i;eceiving mondily payments|
herself again, and it b possi
ble that she may conUnue to re
ceive these payments for 17 years
and 11 months more assuming the
second child lives until he is 1^
and she does not remarry in the
meantime,
Thb b an example of the obli.
gallons involved in paying surviv
ors benefits to childre., and young
widows under the Federal Old-
Age and Survivots Insurance pro.
gram.
If you have any question con
cerning your social security, you
might write us at 301 Post Office
Bjilding, Salbburv, N. C , or see
our (eprcsentative who visits the
Court House, Mockavitle N. C.,
on the first and third Fridays of,
each month from IZi30-l:30.
Se«i Along Msia Stf^t
BHenrv Daniel!ttying to iind 'a -
lawyer’a office-Cedi Morrb be
ing held up alongside bank bulld>
ing—Miss Julb James buying pair
of blue shoes with two4nch h ^ s
-^Mrs. E. A. Eckerdltalking about
driving throuidi snow on her way
home from Winston-Salem—M k.
Henry Poplin looking over display
of greeting cards—Attorney Geo.
Martin vbidng Mocksvttle Cash
Store-Mrs, Jack Sanford looking
over mail in postoffice lobby—
Louise Blackwelder pausing .fet
refreshments In drug store—lohn '
Groce and Clarence Carter doing
some work in court house—Mrs.
B, Boone hurrving up Main atictc
Ion chilly altembon—Young lady
buying 14 Easter baskets in dime
store—Duke Whittaicer doltig' a
U. tie clerical work In court house
-M ts. lack Pennington and small
daughter getting ready to go home
-Rev. Robert Oaklev buyhig new
Easter suit In Men’s Shop—A, E.
Alford talking about driving A m
snow on his way to South Caro
lina—J. K. Sheek famblhsg around
the square on cold morning—Mr,
and Mrs. C J. Cohen shoppliig a-
round in Moore’s store pIcUng
up bargains on Wednesday moin-
Ing-D r. and Mrs. S. A. Haidlog
and Senator B. C. Brock chatting
in front of Davie Cafe—Mra. T.
W. Brown doing some drug store
shopping C. J.' Wilson ahoppfatg
around in depannient store on
cold m o rn in g ^ . R. ABen and
J.L.JoHyahoptdngin apothecarr
shop—Young ladies loqkhig at
ihoe dbplay in Sanford's window
Shoaf Coal &
Sand Co,
We Can Supply Your Needs
IN GOOD COAL,
SAND and BRICK
Call or Phone Ua At Any Time
PHONE 194
Formerlv Davie Brick &Coal Co
—Young children skating In 6 ont
of court house and getting some
hard bumps-M bs SalUe Hanes
parting vrith steel engravings of
George Washington—Elderly wo
man walUng up Main street cat-
rvlng rod and red—Mrs. Friese
Bowden loolcing for a Blum's Al-
>ac—Mrs. Frank Fowler buay
selling movie tickets—Sheek Bow
den getting ati early noming
cut while Fletdin Oidc gets' a
shave—Mrs. Raymond Foster in
town on cold momiog getting ber
driving license—Mrs. L, I. Hunt
er rolling baby In baby cart around
the square on warm afternoon-
Fmnk Smith wielding a broom in
front of drug store -M bs Osalc
Allison wanting spring to come—
Mrs, Clifford Reavis taking a u>f
lee break with no coffee in sight
!—Mrs. James Wall, Tr^ look^ig at
greeting cards—George Hendricks
busy selling brooms around the
square^M rsV#, M. Umg remark
ing that ahe didn’t see General
Ike while in Washington, but' did
Vice-President Nbion.
Adminutrator's Notm|
Having qualified as Admintetra-
m of the estate of H. C. Foster,
deceased, late of Davie Countv
North Carolina, thb b to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate lo present them to the
undersigned within twelvemonths
from date hereof or this notice will be pleaded in bar of Ihehr r i^ t to
reeover. All perauns owing said
estate will please make immediate
Thb the 22 day of February,
1956. •
MARY FOSTER AND
ER,AdminlI. H FOSTER,/Of a C. Foatet, Deceased. HaU&!ZaehatT.Altoioevs.
Priiiicess Tlicatre
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SATURDAY
“FOUR GUNS TO THE
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Caitoon & Serial
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MONDAY & TUESDAY
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In Color WIdi tana Tomer
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THE DAVIE RECORD.
C. FRANK STROUD. EDITOR*
TCUSraOMC
We Like His Stand 2 Injared in Fire Browder Files Mockwlile. I qualified a« Exicawif'if
' ' n i-p I 'Funef«l mvlc.» were ,TOnduct ,L, a,, „f lulig Sprinkle Zim-& T. Browder J««k»9w n R^y. w . Q. O ri^ »- >^S«J*d^el»ed,nm ice
We received Ihe following tele- V Thc.li^2-*t<#Taniett^ honie
gtam Wednrsdav from lohn Craw- at Advance, w aa^ttoyed ^ fife Divle fetmer.of neac Bteby.WM in
■ - W ad^boro. campaign about 7dOp.iii.FHday. M i«Amy g !? ;fh u ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ford.
Bntnred attliePeatofflee inMoeki* vm*. N. C.. •• Second-«laa> Mail iiiattn.lkr(h<t.lM S.-
;$UBSCnFTION RATES;
ONE YEAR. mN, CAROLINA • 1 1.30 SIX MONmS IN N. CAROUNA • 766 ONt YEAR. OtnSIDE STATE . tt.M -SIX IIOIiraS.OPTgll)B STATE ■ >I,W
iili Wedhejdav atthe Flr»tMethoJ by i^ven to all pet«bh»,dist OiuKh of Mocksville, of claims agajmt the «W d
le was a member. Burial , to present them, properlj verified, t
H ill C e m e t e r v to tbe undersigned, on ot before ; : Chestnut Hill Ct">«ety . ^ ;
Uhls notice will be plead in bar of
__ _ _ _ _ ___ '.recovery All persons Indebted to
» h ”(S.nJr^i;ion;r Di«riM,“whm RebeccVd^cwed a cSnutoeV' «rf miSfoner. v l i 'A ^ S iiW Ch»r- N OTICE TO CREDITORS «>*4 estate, will please make prompt
* - the Ka8oIine.,w>kh<iiiited and Start. Me _Alex>inw -------
The Recor<l doesn't ery to die*
tate CO the mercKants when thev
must open or close their ttore^*
Senator B. C. .Brock has filed
with the Countv Board of Etec-
tione for Representative on the
Republican li^ e t Senator Brock
has represented Davie Countv in
the Senate or House a number of
times durinfl the past 40 vears He
made his first irace lor reptesenta-
tive in 1916, while Woodrow Wil'
son was servtns his first term as
president The Senator, during
the past 40 vears, has only went
down,^ in defeat oue time and he
was then a candidate f«^r Con*
gress in this distrsct, which w<»8
composed 11 counties, eight of
these counties being Democratic
and only three Republican. The
Senator has n.ver be.n defeated
while tuning for a county ofllce.
Sanford Honored
Foriv yenrs ot faithful service
was recounized Su'iday* March 25, 1956. when Rev. Paul Richardson behalf of the First Priisbvterian Church presented R. B. Sa 'ford r
Certificate of Apprecix ion at the
rtigu ar morning so vice» Mr. San> lord joined the Fir«>t Presbyterian
Church in 1890. was made a Dea*
cnrt in 1910. and on March 26, 1916h»: ^cam e an EJder.
The ft'llowing article appt*arv*d
in the Mnrch, 1956 itisuc of the
Presbyterian Ncwd, which we are
pleased to reprint heret
"March 26. 1956 mark« the 40th
anniversary of Mr. R B. Sanford as an Elder in our Church. He has served the Chureh faithfully through tho»e manv vears as mem
b. r, Deacori, Elder and Clerk of
the Session.
Mr* Ru<e. the c »ng«’>^Katjon savs •*Thank . you” for all you have
done, and hopes that the **Ccr(i-
ficate of Appreciation" will be treasured by you as a svmbol of our gratitude for past services
rendered to the cause of Christ
through,our Church.**
Alexander Files
Cbas, W. Alexander, well-
candidate for Conmm from * e in esc'ping from S e Koine. Rvubficans iTave fiM for epmi
vhen Rebecca dropped a . container of missioner, vli; Atlas Smoot, Char- asked >od»T h*» |[K>»lrion on the »isoline,,wiiich Ignited and Stan, lie Alexwaer ' Clarence Carter no-oalled Southern manifesto, said:'ed the fire. The sisters were rmh- B. T. Browder.
“I am absolutelv and without re- ,edjo the Davie Countv Hpspjtal.
secvation-in-favot.oC.tbi
to and now. that seveml
^ rira d s o f m y o i ^ n e n t
Having qualified as Executor of the estate of Bessie Brown, deceas;
...vopponent-Bryson, Misses Amy and R e ^ a Miss BurUe May W «nt o.f J ™have made "set^ation” an iwue, Talbert, a daughter of Mta.Brvaon Mocksvllle. Route 4, died Marchin this campaiBi) bv an attempt to and two^grandchlldten. 2Sth. !
defend my opponent’s refusal .to] The Advance and Farmington _'She>w born Apr« .27, I877i in
endorse the document, 1 p'tjment, 1 pledee'volunteer fire depa^ents went Davie Count
mvseif and all of mv enfrgies ro- to the scene of the fire. William and
Mrs. I. E. larvis and children, of ’^M toW eant is suVvived by two
Rcynol J8.Ga„ spent last; week In Mrs. F. H ., Brown, of
town viriih relative
There will be a very Im ortant NOTICE O F SALE
mee:ing of the V.F.W. Post, Fri- Under and bv virtue of, an orr
dav night April 6th, at 8;00 p. m. ,der of the Superior Court of Da-
This will be nomination and elec* vie County, made^ in ihe soecial tion of officers for 1956-1967 All proceeding enrt led members are urged to put off other loh, etal, vs Clarence McCulloh, meetings and attend this import* upon the special proceeding dock Refreshmenis. ec of said couri, the undtrsig-ied , Commissioner will, on the 28«h
Kirk*i*i/^i? /\17 DI7 6 AI K* rti? ^dav of AprU, 1956* at 10 o clockt NOTICE O F RE-SALE O F ja.m .. onthe premises South oi
properly verified, totheutwlefsigii
ed, on or before the 21st day of
Match, 1957* or this noiice will be plead in bar ol ^ecoVery. All pec- sotis indebted to said estate. wtU
please make prompt settlement.
This 2lst day of Mawh, 1956. a U BRYANT, Ext.Bessie Brown, decs*d«
Bcock & Brock, Attorneys.
ward the exercMnc of alllegaUnd
moral steps to see that ihe ruling
of the Supreme Court in “The Brown Case" }» rever«ed.” Mr
Kitchin further said: "I would
cherish the opportunity to jt>in the ninety-slx Smuhrrn members of Concress who have ftisned the
manifesto. 1 am frankly not in
sympathy-wi'h any ruling of the Supreme Ct>urr of the United
Sta es that mnkes necessary the
Integration of races In our public! ant meeting, schools.
•*Si ce the adoption of ihe 14th
Amendment to our Constitution . ,.................... .
in 1868, all bninches of the Srate LAND Mocksville, at the home place
and Federal Uovemmf‘ht<i have' Purnuant to an order of re-sale D. F. McCulloh, at McCulloh Ai.
held until the ruling of the Su-‘„,ade bv S. H. Chaffin, C. S. C. in mile^ Southeastpreme Court in Mav, 1954. That i nw L eidlir S ^S m!‘ Mocksville, N C.. offer for sale
the sevf^raUtateshad^the right to |call.^dm r. of John H. Pea. de- to the hlgliest bldde. for Cish.
malma;n.operare»ndcon-roltheir eeascA vsal unknown helia-of *<>“ ««»•" «t“ '*respective public schooh without tohn H Pen ** now nendins in the land Iving and .being in Mocks-
Interference, and ihat the separ;iteUunbrior Court of Davie Cdunt? Township, Divie County, N. but equal faclllt(es.locirine was the; N .C , the undersigned will resell C.. on the Turrenrine ai>d'awofthelandand not in con- p„bHdv t^ the highest bidder at more particularly described as fol-flier With the Constitution of the the Coutthouse door of Davie Co ,:*<>ws, to-witt¥ o ..., T - . . . . ............................... . a , of the estate
....................... Jeceased, lo-
-- - ------ .w*, w. in Mocksville Township, Da*
States could have been in error for parcels of land belonging to the vie County, three mtles South of, two or three generatlonp’»‘‘There estate .*f said deceased, to wit; Mocksvllle. North Carolina, which
h^snotbcen onew oH .n'riod or Nos.29.30,31, 32. 33,34. 35. 36 map is drawn and surveyed by A; ^ , c<lrommi cj'fln^ Mn the Con^nfii- atid 37 as shown on the map or L Bowles, R S . No-. 22 23. 1955, D . l l 'j ,non.cr the14 h Amcrdm?T^t. If nIatoltheM * A. T ille r subdl» which map is recorded In th^ Re*; O W y V l ^ w £ lV |i/
a
met with the Constitution ot the Courthouse door of Davie Co , ^ws, to-witt
UnitedStates. Ir is inconceivable Mocksville, at 12KX) o’clock M..‘ Being .he'property pithat the learned Ji s‘lce« nf rhe Saturday, April 14th, 1956. of D F. McCulloh, de.Supreme Court of the United followine descrlb^ lots or cated in Mocksville To^
settlement.This 10th day of Ma«h» 1956. -
iHarvey Harrell Zimmerman,
Ext. rulla Sprinkle Zimmerman.:.-_BjC._B£Qck,.Attfiro^i__:_iV
tNt ,ȣJT MOTORrrOt
' lalW -------'irS lfW |V9HI*aa .
iP tM’s dcpoml^***
am l-of Muii*
IttOtHlMS
by
Buses Dailv One Way
NewYork. N. Y. $12.00
Charlotte 1.45;
Washinetnn, D. C. 8.10
ladtsonvilie. FIj. 9.60
Atlanta. G.1 7.25
Raleieh.N.C. 325
Greensboro, N. C. ' 1.35
Asheville. N. C. 3.45
: Plus U.S. Tax
FOR HOTELS, SIGHT
SEEING, PRE-PLANNED
VACATIONS
See Your Greyhound Agent.
Save an Extra 10^ &ch Wav
With a Round Trip Ticket.
, . . . . plat of the M. A. Trexler subdi............— ^ ------. ,is rhei-’entc'l docHirent tiiterrr'^ vision of the R.B. Broadway lands gisrer of Deeds office of Dairfe X rium nh-R S A & Sunbeam n-d hy ihe Siinr''m<> G«nrt in IR96 (ocjted neat the Pine Ridge Road. Cnuntv, Platt Bonk 3. page 45. « ounoeam
?? L *"’527 in so f ;r a. ih^ j„ Jerusalem township, about two and on the said map as t ^ r d ^ . M ototcycle.
14* Am^o.Jmenr Is concerned Cooleemee, N. C the lots which are included on the rm cManH th-'o(>K"fo! people will never Terms of Sale: One-third cash said map. range from one to forty- U rtP I
nnrters'and i ^ ’ or why thi> Court j,„j balance on 30 dav* time, or four, and the said map is just u CMTnfl-nAPM W aalrDairaplaced a d«Tfr»nr intemreta Inn all cash at option of the purchaser, much part of the said par graph loWUU r.M . W eekU ay.aL. A - - — J-^ -..Aa- ■ * ft ^ -'.A._.on the Amendment In the Brown Bid'drng wiVfstart a rth e * ii^ ^ ^
c se in Mav. 1954. Tne que<r<on bid of $220.00.naturallv arises as ro who hafl done
violation to die ConsHtution.”
ConereMman C. B. Dea.ic. De- '^<'cr» . of thU d*«*rlcr*>e‘M'^ed to «|pn the manif sto Dcmocrars,
take your choice*
J If herein iully set out.This 27fh dav of March. 1956.
This 2181 day of March. 1956* JOHN T. BROCK, Commissioner rRANT, - ---------A. T. GRANT. Commission*^. . B. C. Brock,. Attorney.
Open All Day Saturday
Advance N. C.
Franchised Dealers License 3011
...end lo hundifdi cf plocii ilm t^moHonal n$w
S O B N IC R U ia iB It
and Iha Hl0liw«nr Tbxweler
WtLKIKS m v o 00. FhMieai MoeksvtltSk M. 0.
OREYHOUND
Farinington
High School News
Bv |4« EIHs -n't J>» Bu9i«li.
icr wcM* All the students of dt ar old F.
known CooJcem« man. has filed
for County Commissioner on the; u ^as Ea>ter but because we got a
Republican ticket* Mr. Alexand«|2i day v«c<aion-
er has been living in D«vie Coun*| Labt Saturday nigh* s ver^l of our
tv for many years aad held a pro ; «tudencs were in the Jnycee Jollies
minent position with the Erwin' T*!™" pardcipat.ng vvcre.
Mills until hi. reUrement some^
rime ^ o . I H.irpe, ^isv Cline, Lmda Elmore
Mr. Alexander served as a mem- and R:rh td Elmore,
ber of the board of Gounty Com* We stated <wo w«.cks aco that
missiociers of Davie for two t>;rm«. Johnnv Haulier was VaJe<lictoi»an
from 1918 to 1922. He made a “f the Senior class. WeH, that is___u . 1____________pjrlly tiue but because of a lie infin«onim is8.onet. Hehashund- will have co
red, of friends throughuut Davie valcdictoiian* this year. AimH .i-
County who are glad thac he is ding will also he Valedictorian a-
going to make the race this >ear long with Johnny Hauser. Joe
for this important position. At- Busl*-k l« now the Saluiai.,rian,
las Smoot and Carence C arter, j Mopd»y. Tuesday an i Wednes-
Republicans. have.alreadv filed for
county commissioners.
hi^er Beiry.*^ Along with
SPE
These Prices Effective Wednesday All Day April 4th Only
! ridge Hui.” ”The Moon is R.'>und,', »nd “Chlcker Beiry.” Along with
IV lfe V C . f f A |f lf l|r iI other 4 H members and ofiicers in r r i t v r V .. II V W U IH ,b« coun.y. we were e«Joyli,g .he
Wiley C. Howard, 91. died ai 4 H ric 'eaiiot al school. W lb the
10:16 a. m . March 26th. Wln>ton help of Mr. Lonnie Powill. our in
Sal.m. He had been in decUui g «>>•• o- from Ra eigh, we earned
healthfer several n,o„.hs and set K g W s * ™7 u f''o » rj« n ^ ^ ^
tou.ly III (he past [wo week*. c ub was aUo well repre,ented.
He was born Feb. 21. 1865 In Q i Wednesday niglit the Fr.sh-
D jve Country, the son of Wil- men claw, with Mrs. Hawkins and
liam and Charlotte Walker Hi.w the gr.u'e m thcr* ha a nice pi>rtv
ard. In 1890 he married Mi»i t" high school cafrteria. Ev-
Magg:e B^rnew .«le; who su r lves.
Davie County farmer At that g, .o„„ „ftb4'.
. time he retired and moved (o y. IVyh If. poi’u horseshoe.
Forsyth County. He was a mem* b.i hlji om; tr ek, vie, lor an in*
b/r of Mocks Methodist Church. * »»»•'•■•♦• .S< ft bill
-In addition to hi* wife. o.Ifer eame H.st, and b-.. Wed esday ar
gu^viwrt are two son*, five d <ugh •ctivi y*p« riorf thj S«-« om
t '*■’Sop'-omi'p's Tiie
rkfu. p1ay<-d fin;>l score. ten..21 grandchildren .in 17 tr w.i< .'!l 31. T.'ti h luck. I Eiies,
gr*ndchlldr..‘n: you’ll n> rl v off the tie. girU.
PunenUervi e w rpc-ndute.l The cl.me-.'ar^ . udents have
at 3dO p. m.. Wed a day .ii 5mlc i been'erjoving Easter gghum^for
‘ Gtov.:' Meihodist Clurch w ii the last few il.iv*. Several hapoy
. Rev. Georg* Smith, Rev. H. C. lirtle hoys and girls.aiecort'nuallv
- CUoiinl. Rw> Pkul Clinard and grinning bcca.use.they won a cho-
RnrV Mr. Wilson officisiing. Burial colate rabbit'f» finding the most feUoirKlla (hachinch ccmMcry, «|gs.
MEN’S,
PANTS
Values To $6.95
SIm.2STo42
$3.00 Pair
WednMdiky All Dny
LADIES COTTON
DRESSES
Sise. 7To261-2
Regular $5 95
Wednesday Only ^4.9?
CHENILLE .
BED SPREADS
Full Double Size
Regular $3 95
$333
WEDNESbAV ONLY
- LADIES .
JEWELRY
Values To $2.00
WEDNESDAY ONLY
2 For $L00
LADIES
COTTON SUPS
Sice. 32 to so
Full And Half S z 8
iSBc ^ c h
WEDNESDAY ONLYl :
BOY’S ^
SPORT SHIRTS
Long And Short Sleevet
Site. 2 To IS > •
88c
R C. E & S O N S
' m m i ...........
t t t DAWE IM(jOBP;ilOOK8VlliB. w; C. APKIL 4 1<M PA6S MU
THE DAVIE RECOR
(N dait P k p w Ib T he C oanly
No U q » « r. W in*. B c«r A &
NEW S A R O U N D TO W N .
- Mt. and Mrk W. H. Upi*h, of
Lexington, were Mock*viUe vldt^
o n 8«tutd«y.’ ,
Ml** Cotlnne Brown, of Trout
man, w»* the gue»t of kfi*» lo
-Cooler Ju«*d»y.^__: _ ___
Mi,* Mattie Stibud, of State*-
vllle, w u the Baster,gue*t of Mr.
imd Mr*. C..F, Stroud and family.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J3, Powell- and
*on-Sammy.6f,Greensboro,, spent
/Friday afternoon In the old home
town.’
D r.andM rs. S. B.HaU return-
^ last , week ■ from Portnnouth.
: Vi;; Wheic they spent several days
iirlth Mr*. Hall’* sisten
I. G. White, of Bay Head, N, J..
and Lee Bristol, of New York City
, were Baster. guestt: o f. Attorney
rod Mw. Oeotge Martin.
Mia* Deantia Sllverdis. a stud*
entat Less-McRae College. Ban
ner Elfc, artived home Thumiav
■to ipend the Easter holiday*.
Misses Mary Sue Rankin and
Carmen Green, student* at W. C ,
O. N .C., Greeneboro, *pent the
Easter holiday* nitk th«r patent*.
~ Mim Sarah Fostin:, a m m ber of
the Lpuisbutg College fixity,
spent the Easter holidays in town
v4th her parent*. Mr.and M n. F.
FietceiFbateT. r
Harry Oshom 4 Robert Latham,
Michael Angell and loe Murphy
atiidenu at N. C;. State Giillege,
. of R ale^ , spent the Ifaster- holi
days to town.
M in Nancy Cheahine, a *tudent
at <3ardner.Webb Cnllege, ^11
ing Springs, nieot Ae week-end In
town with lier pannts. Rev, and
Mr*. ^ C. Che*hite,
' Mi** Ann biMngs, who i* in
.. tntoingatCat»mi*Memoiial Hoa
pitatConcorX apent . the Easter
.holidw With,her parent*. Mr. and
Mn. Juim Owtog*.
tb e B .C .-M om & Sons de.
panmeiit atore will be open all
day Wedneaday. AprU 40i.
ate otkring to m big bargains,
Vlait ditir *tore today and nve.
M ln Mattie Killian, a member
of the Pennington'Chevrqktoaice
ataff, ieturned ; yeaterday. afler
•pendiiig the Easter' h o lid ^ with'
her iather,-S. A. Kdlten, in Ches
ter. S. G
Rtebard Ferebee, of jftoute 2, is
recovering f r o m ^ ^ opeiatlo
Bridal Shower
Mrs. T. B. Sowen. of 1119 East
23td street. Wiciston-Salem, enter*
tained Miss Sarah Dot Call at a
bHdal shower at the home of Mn;
Grace Call, Advance, Routt 1.
Miss Call will marry Bill Na-
hory April 14. at St. Leo'a Ctho-
lic Church in Winston-Salem.
A green and white color scheiae
as used lii decoratiooa and re
freshments. - Mrs. Sowen present-.
*d Miss Call a'gift of iiien and -a
coiaage-of-white-carnaiions.---------
Refmhments were served ani]
games were enjoyed bv the (ollow-
itig guests: Mrs; Grace Call, moth
er of the bride, M n. Neta God-
b*y,Mrs. Shirley Wagoner, Mra.
W. F. Sowers, Mrs. Ann Foster,
Miss Betty: Sowen, "Mrs. Mattie
Riddle and Miss Lena Pott*.
James M. Jordan
lames Monre Jordan. .
Mocksville, Ronte,-died Wl_ „
dayatDavie^County Hospital hete.
He had been in declining health several yem and in a critical con- didon th m weeeks.
Mr. Iordan waa bom to Davie County Mareh 30dh 1887. He was married twics, fint to Miss Sarah M. Hanellne who died in
1914. He. was married to 1915 to Mias Betty Bell Stonestreet. She
di^tol94& .
SunHving are a son of the fint
marriage, W. D, Iordan of Mocks
ville, Roote 2; and seven grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at
2:30 p. m. Friday at Union Cl el Methodist; ChurA with Rev.
D. Broome and Rev. Wade Hutch
ens officiating and the body laid
to rest in the church cemetery.
which he underwent a t Davie
County Hoqiltai on Tuesday of
last week. Hi* fidend* hope for
him a speedy recomty.
. Dr. Manhall Sahfoid, a mem
ber of die Johns H o p ^ Hoq>i-
tal auff, lte]tliiu>rc,ahdMls*Pcggv
Pitt.of Waehin^iHi, p . C.; were
week-end gaest* of D«. Sanfird**
iathet, R. a SanfonL
Mn. J a ^ McGuiieaind daugh-
ten Miaae Mary and Jane, are
m m tat dti* wedc Anm their borne
■ on Salisbu^ *teeet,”toJ thete tiaod-
etn tiew home which they iccent'
: hr buUt to Harditon Stre^
Mr. aiul.Mri. Jame* Fowler.- of
Spartantruiig, Clyde. Fowlibr, of
Cincinnati; Mr*. E. 8. Moore, of
ReldtiWe and MIse Betty Gwynn
Moot^ of W foton, spent Eaater
with Mr. and M n F. D. Fowler.
r ™ " r Hii^gqudlfied^^^^be)h' A n PoscerJttls^^ the estate of Gravdon Sin-
--------> r v and MciIXE; claIr C a r f ^ d e ce a ^ /la ie ofFoster c^A«hn»ikce^ :Route^’^ be* Davie County. North Carolina,
the bride; of^ Robeit Lee this Is to notify all persom having
j 2 ^ /M r, ^i-M ca. cla^^aiodnst^ld eataw. to j « E d ^ Hendrix, dso of Advance,'aent them to Aeundersignedwith- ^ 2. « 7 Wijdneac^ to
^ - .A . M. idv^perf^m ed die
<»ubla ring ceronohy.,
The biide't.patenn' cnterained
at a rccepticm after thecetemony.
After a wedding trip to Indian*
MocbvUle High
School Newt
LYNDA tntAWFORD. Siportw
This week the Senion received
their invitations to the Junior>Se>
nior banquet. Ti e . Junion are
sneaktog around to a very wary
fashion these days, which makes
the Senion look with a n tid ^ '-
to A p^ fth.'and the big niipt
Miss Bnmifield returned T u ^ dav to her eager student* sAo
welcomed herwidi mot* endiu-
*i..sm. EvMently she has been
misiwd very much. ^
The Mocksville IBgh s tu n tswere fortunate to d e ^ in b ^ g
given a preview of die Jaycee ies performance Friday M activity ■ ■ Jack Cecil acted aatater-______jndthechorii* **e- —
eral very entertatoing numb— Would you like fo see a real
thriller, a plav «»th lo“ ^
pense and Ion of coims^ m i«d
tot ihe Senion can bmto diebr SotIot play. "D tu m * ^ Deadi,” which will be rfven to -
iicdavnUht. April -14th. at the
auditorium. Can we expect to
see you there?Friday the baseball team tcavel* ^ to Gianite Q uat^ for at, same.
Thev kept up the good work theyiney kcrc up.invuvuu have been doing andw on^tol.
Advance w afcecnooA forAdvann'sra* W .8«>t ToeA y .;tcm oo.tfor a ball game. Our made a gciod showing, win-
"*%iliMisbaU achedule (ot die
remainder of the aeaion follow*:
April 4T-Cooleemee, Iwre.
April«—Lewisville, tbiwe.
April 10—Farmington. th«ie.
April la ^ e m m o n*, hgfc- April 17—Kemet*vUle, tSete. April 24—LewisvUle,hcre,nii«it
April 27—Faniilngton, here, nl
aU i 1-a e m m b n j there, n i ^
May 4-Kemenville. h*ie.nl*t
May 8—AdvMce. there.
H^ANTADSPAt
lO B A CC O -Si acres available
cashbr.diambatlh..
Box 1218, Wtoston-Salcm.
WANTED—Experienced sew*
& F. Mfg. Co. Mocksville, N .C ,
refintohed or testtrled. Free **d
matt*. Nesr and u*ed piano*. Anydiing muslcd. Euy . tetnu.
Write; for p*es. , f '
629. N ? T ^ Sr^ibston-Salem .
; There ^ I b e 'a B aibsK ^ ^
Chidien Pie nipper K Davie Aca>
demy Community BuiUiiw on
Saturday nidit April 7dt, *|k»«
wred by die W. S. C '8-. bf
Salem MediodiM Chinch. Uowi
.::osic/came d l for plentv lo CM;
FOR RENT-.Nyr4-wom dw^,
ltogand. 29.CK fu m w i* 159 actc* »ob*cco.allomient. Win rent
house and tobacra a llo tn ^ to:
ther or seoarittely. K nom lywood HawUn* P rapo^ in mrnw *eiUion; ^Prompdy v-**-
LWteMon>Salcm. 'Fbone 5-0251.
in twdve months from date, hm ; of, or this htklce will be
in bar of their recovery. >et» •on* owing aaid atate will ptea*e
ike immediate aetdiThl* 21*t day of M atch ^ J^’ r o d w e l l c a r™ell.EMILY ROD’______------------------------------- Admrx. of Graydon Stoclair
i.wiII.Hye_bn_Advanee,J_Cattmell.______ '.| Mardn&Mattinj Atty*.
QUICK SERVICE!
Witti Our Large .
HAMMERMILL
We Are Prepared To Give
Our Hundreds Of
Customers Quick Service
WE ARE PREPARED TO
Crimp Your Oats, Put Molasses
On Your Feed And Supply Your
Ne^ In Feeds Of AU Kinds.
When You C^me To Town Make
Your Headquarters At Our Mill.
We Are Better Prepared Than
Ever Giye Toii Good Service
Our ifVic^ Our Right
PhimaJBS'
I- , ■
MiUs
Sdbbuty Street
n k cM n lle, N. C
Seeds
And f^ants
Large Stock Of
FLOWER SEEDS ^
To Select From Gladiolus Bulbs
Hybrid Seeds Com*Gertified~
N. C. Grown In Area 3
Baby Chicks And Purina Super
Chick Starteno
*Tour Friendly Pdrino Dealer’’
Davie Feed Seed Co.
Phone 17 Depot St,
MockaviUe, N. C.
FREE TRIP
We Are Giving For A Limited
Time Only A Free Trip To The
International
Harvester Works
TO EVERY PERSON BUYING
A NEW TRACTOR
See Us For EMails
Rankin-Sanford
Implemeiit Co.
Phone 96 Mocksville. N. C
T)p(ME TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT C a
P lid iw ilO J / Salisbury liii^ivray
- M ocks^kNC
PA(!E pm t«rife OATIE BWOBO. IIOPKBnuiM,C, AFUL 4;
Our Mission
L eM (orA^rU •, IfM
X^H SN a gPBMi (Mmbtr teis <0t
▼▼ on a m iU taqr m ission, or
w hen a plane loaded w ith leaflets
t«ke« o ft fo r a p ro p ag an d a j»la*Jon,
no m a tte r how good tb e p U n e ia
^ r w i s e . th e m issio a w fll b e «
failu re w ithout th re e essenU aU for
su ccess. O ne is g a s enough to
rea ch th e u r g e t. T he second Is
a n en g in e th a t wlU n o t *'conk out"going or r e t u r n *----------
in g . a n e n g in e
th a t c a n b e relied
on to Amotion un
d e r all w eath er
c o n d itio n s . T he
th ird essentia) ia
a crew th a t w ill
toUow instructions,
com petent to fly
th e p]an e an d to
deliv er its load a t D r. F e re e ia a
th e rig h t U m e. a t th e rig h t pU ce..
TktMltiltatlilitciunk
O ne of th e la st w ords J^sus'ut*
tero d befo re h is A scension"'w as
••ao.” B u t w h a t is a going church?
S om etim es all th a t is m e a n t by
th a t ex p ression Is sim p ly a e h u rd i
th a t h a s m eetings once in a w hile.
B ut th a t is n o t th e idea C hrist h ad
In m ind. T he original C hristian
Church h ad m eetings, and good
ones th ey w e re ; b u t It b egan to
go a fte r th e m eetings w ere over
an d th e discip les sca ttered every*
w here, b rin g in g the W ord, th e good
new s of G od’s love, th e good new s
<’ibout Je su s. T he c h u rch w a s going
w hen it w as grow ing; going when
ft tooic.the m essage to new places
and to people w ho h a d never
h e a rd it before. A going church.
!n sh o rt. Is a m issionary church.
Som e people d o n 't lilie the w ord
m ffss/ons." If see m s to c a rry or
tuggcsi th e id ea o t superiority
N ot a t m W e do h av e a superior
tb e C h ristian failh and
life Bui w e do n o t h tv e to be
conceltcd about it. D oes a sales
m an h-v<* to be conceited It he
Is svIliiiK the best line on th e mar*
Ijp)? D ocs a do cto r h a v e to b e con-
lo ittii ►'■vit prescribing th e best
drugr -nvente<ir W e dW not
invci. religion. O od gave it
• to us «5ive It to u s to keep and
u» jshnro. and » w e do n o t sh are
11 v»<‘ .'slinJl h n rdly k eep It.
Pstver o! itii S pirit
Ooing back to th at airp lan e a
<i)oi:ie:>i: Enim gh g d s. p lu s a n effi-
7lont engine, spells PO W ER . No
m a tte r how im p o rtan t th e m ission
IS. no m attci how gond th e inten*
Hons are. w ithout th e pow er every
thing collapses. So it is w ith the
church. O ur m ission h as been set
by G od him self. B ut w hen (he
ch urch tak es oft w ith its tanks
em pty, and som e hom e-m ade do-
it-yourself tinkered-up sew ing
foachine to place o£ a good engine.
It w ill n e v e r accom plish its m is
sion no m a tte r how good It is.
W anting Io re ac h th e ta rg e t Is not
tnough. O on't w e a ll p r a y ^ 't h y
l^ingdom com e on e a rth . 7 . T*»
T h at is a m issio n ary p ra y er. D on't
■nost churches offer p ra y e r for
m issions, and even ta k e u p olfer-
ngs for m issions? Y e t a n y one
who know s th e ch ureh w ill tell
you th a t th e ch u rch 's m issionary
responsibility Is sh irk ed and
!<Iacked. W e play a t m issions,
wc leav e m illions on m illions w ith
o u t a ra y of G ospel. T he record
o l m a n y a congregation, if yoii
looked a t It. w ould n ev er suggest
th a t th a t ch urch knew m uch or
-:ared m uch ab o u t w h at Jesu s
said on his ch urch In his solem n
last w ord’s ; ‘'G o—in to , a ll th e
w orld!" T he trouble is th a t the
C h u rc h d o e s n o t h a v e tb e pow er.
It could h av e th e sa m e pow er the
ftrst C hristian s bad. th e pow er ot
tb c H oly ^ i r i t . O nly « Splrlt-flUed
ch u rch U going to b e m u ch of a
m issionary church.
P nw t9im m w »f
T he o th e r n ecessity o t th e plane
on a ••noisalon” i t p erso n n el
P o w er alone is not «iM ugh. T here
m u st b e m en w ho m prep ared
to u ie t l u t pow er. S o w C h rid iiiH
indlvM uaU y. o t th e ch u rch a t U rg e
c an n o t " n e e " th e Hoftr sp W I. (or
no one can UM G od B ut G o d 'i
pow er to n o t poured o u t on Ju it
M o y b o d y t* g m m jr a t o t it* i n tb e
B ible ih o w ). B it pow er co m et to
th o ae w ho dev o te Ih em aelv ei to
M m a n d b is cause. T he early
c h u rch w aited lo t th e S p ltit, w aited
fo r p o w er; b u t one* th e ^ had
receiv ed tt th e ; p roceeded to
c a rry o u t /e s u t’ d ire ctiv e : O o
Inl9 aU th e w o tld l A C htlM lan.
o r a c h u rch , th a t w an ts G o d 's pow
e r t m i a a t h re aso n s, »1U n o t b e
(iv e n It. A C h risttan , o r • church,
tb a t p ra y s (o r G o d 's p o w er so a s
.to b e a b le to w itn ess te r h im ,-to
a s to w in o th e rs I K him .—wiU
<tad th a t lira jre ' ^uitw w od. T he
IMWer iKill coihe If tb e church
to d ajr to m a icin f lo o feeb le ■ m a tli
on o n e -w o rld , is it b ecau se the
uhurch d o es n o t seeit .tru e sp irit
u a l p o w e r t o r tru e sp iritu a l serv ice?
WOMAN'S WORLD
UlfairBiili
ForlmelitCojffin
U O W i i y o u r h a ir th e se days?
« Soft, luBtrotM e n d easy to
m an ag e? A U e x p erts a g ree th a t'
this .should b e th e condition of th e
hair, no m a tte r w h at ',ue s ^ le
o r lengtlj.
T h ere Is nothing like constant
_uae_of_ihe_halr_btush_to_give>yott>
a gleam ing, shining h ea d of h air.
N othing else w ill do it. n o t styl
ing. n o t rinses, n o t coloring.
H a ir th a t is t r u ^ beautiful and
flattering looks lik e a n enviable,
luxurious fab ric. A p ro g ram of
F o r th is **diadem” eoilTure
from the L illy D ache salon, the
h a ir Is a n e v en length all atoond.
It's b r u s h ^ forw ard for smooth*
n ess and th en th e top h a ir is sep
ara te d an d brushed b ack w ithout
a p a rt. A s n a il **kks’* curl Is
pulled o u t a t e ac h side.
daily brushing m orning and eve
ning w ill do it fo r you.
B m sblng S tim ulates
B rushtog Is lo t only good for
the hahr to giving it an incom
p a ra b le shtoe, but it's also healthy.
F irst of all. It rem oves lcx>se dirt
and g rim e a s it accum ulates, daily,
th a t is. Second, it stim u lates the
scalp, w here tru e h a ir beauty
begins; »
If you re ally w an t to im prove
your h a ir and m a k e th e m o st-o f
it. th en do this sim ple thing: bru sh
vigorously m om tog an d eventog.
flve nU nutes a t each session.
A t (he en d of th e bru sh in g pe
riod, fo rm th e h rir style w ith the
brush. B rushtog h a ir in place
giveg a 're a l softness a n d fem to*
tolty to th e h a ir sty le and w ill
m ak e your crow ntog glory it« love-
liest.
V a v e a A re Im p o rtan i'
H a ir sty les a re sleek and pol-
M ied. T hey m ay b e brushed
stra ig h t an d tu rn ed u p a t th e ends
o r th ey a re se t to one o r tw o
w aves an d tu rn ed u j:
L ength o t faah: is v e ry Im por
ta n t to giving th e fem inine coif
fu re w hich Is po p u lar today. T he
hah* should h a v e grow n q u ite a
b it fro m th e sh o rt, sh o rt sty le of
th e la st y e ars. I t m a y ra n g e fro m
tw o toches to a long page boy.
ab o u t tw o inches above th e shoul*
d e r line.
Seasoning Enhances
Meat Flavors
A re y o u r m e a t d ishes anything
bu t toteresting? If th e fam ily is
not calling for seconds a s often
a s th ey used to. p e rh ap s you can
re-aw aken th eir in te re st w ith som e
new seasontog trieks.
O n th e o th er iiand, if you’ve
gone in fo r th e m o re econom ical
cuts, you’ll also w ant to do som e-,
thtog delicious .'^ th them . H ere
a re ' tw o suggestions fo r m e ats
w hich yo u 'll ilnd p le a sin g ly . dif
ferent:
P ep p ered F to n k Steak
(S erves g)
1 flank steak
9 m edium onions, sliced
t ite e n p ep pers, sliced
1 cu p lo m ato Jirfce o r
IM e n ^ canned tom atoes
S p r i t e m eal w ith salt, pepper
and Hour. ■ B row n te fa t on both
sides. A dd onion, p eppers and
tom ato Juiee. C over closcly. Cook
ov er v e ry slo w -h eat o r in a slow
<325*P.) oven fo r 2 to hours
o r .until f o ^ tender.
■ T h e re 's <dd-fashioned goodness
to th is m e a t loaf becau se o f the
po tato u sed to (he m e a t a s v e il
a s th e tre a tm e n t of th e foods:
8 ti0 e d M ea» ^ a f
(S erves 41
% p o m d gro u n d beef
1 la rg e potato, g ra ted
t teaspoon sa lt
M teaspoon pepper
t toblespoens tom ato fnieo
H green pepiier. VMn
1 sm all oirion. i^liccd thV
1 cu p w hole canned tomatoeK
S ail an d |
C om btoe ilrsi iivi< (*nts.
S pread one-half ni'.'iit iiux!.;uv^ in
g reased loaf i^an vov-'i ln« ihc
bottom and sidu» Ar!:l liivsrs <>(
green pepper.' .•nUm >i.:l t<i«>isi.iH>s
seasoned w .th i^alt
C over w ith lem au im g m e a l m ix
tu re . B ake an hour In m o d eia te
(350«F.) oven.
bBOMD PHIUE
A CIU>88
|,O ro u p o f
« .6 tra n (« r
11. B eetle V
S2. C ity ( P it.)
13. D eparted
14. O beyed
Sft,ifi«ee1teiiy
i e .D r y , u w tug
IT .G Irl’a
nieknam a
~ lg^V lndic«t«g— II. T ru n k of
• tree
» .H e e d*’o%?sr
$. R ough I m
• .G re e k le tte r
t . C lam o r ’
« .F a th e n
•.O atrlcholU w Urd
M . F lo a t
«t»BChOf
H um ble
S o utheaat
(ab b r.)
» .(3 ir l’siia m e
\kl
o f a n y (i
S9. stra n g e
30.M uddleg
92. C ereal
g raln a
99. S elf,
assu ran ce
98. G oddess o t h arv ests
99. U n ito r
w eight
90. F em ale
sheep
42. R eim burse
44. Sound, aa
a d m k e y
45. R etinue 4d. A sm ith y
47. M ove
• aldew ayg
49> E nglish
p o rt
D O W N
1. M edieval
sto ry
9 .B fy p tia n ~
3. m tc r c d
4. Coin
(Sw ed.)
91. L a ^ m a k e
a s . A ncient
94. T lie w in te r.
green 99-L e tte r of tb e alp h ab et
99.B14* v a t* ,
e d
train *
(S hort,
ened)
98. G od o r
th e a e a
91. Spill
over
94. A head99. Leav--— toga^-------
o f food
36. P ersiaa
fairy
3T .T he horae*
m ack eral
40. S ala ry •
'ii'a'iiiia raaiij-.'
hHVi
Dtii’riiv.--jiJuudiL'
fJlJU DIJ-'J riNTjn
41, O rgana -eta-^— etaight^ 49.Lubrieat« 44; Aery
to frig h ten 49.Piremait (U.8.> HaVy)
m m m
W M
I
Geneva Longtiii:s
Convention Cily
For^Entlre World
W ASHIIfGTOI^ ~ T raditionally
hospitable to to tem atio n a l nego
tia to rs, G enevav S w itzeiian d . Im s
w itnessed th e fruition o f id eas and
id eals affeettog aU m anktod.
T b e loleR kaflona] R e d Q o s s w as
founded in G eneva 01 y e ara ago.
In 1020 G eneva b e ca m e h e ad q u ar.
te ra o t th e L eag u e o f N ations, A
few y e a rs la te r c a m e th e G eneva
P ro to co l o n reg u latin g intem a*
tional d ispotes. A w orld d isa rm a
m e n t ecm fereiiM w a s held fro m
1032 to i n t a t th e L eag u e h ead
q u arters.
T be c ity is now th e se a t o f (ha
"----------*" C om m ission fo r Ei
sala ry , g rim y office q u arte rs, to*
consistent prom otion policies, pet*
ttae ss about vacations an d sick
leav e, to th a t ord er, she says.
D r. R usson sees no en d to the
'p resen t se c re ta ry shortage. *'A lter
aU.*’ she sa y s “ you c a n 't tell a
m achtoe to ru n dow n to th e b an k
w ith a la te deposit o r go shopptog
fmr y o u r w ife’s an n iv ersary pres>
e n t ”
--------- wwe.«U.M«wl» sur SsHCVIIV,
th e W orld B eaH h O rganisation,
tile in te rn a tio n a l T elecom m uniA *:
tion Vni(M|, ° " d th e
C om m ittee fb r E u ro p ean M igra* tfon. .
T he c ity h a s so freq u en tly been
a eo n farm c* c e n te r th a t th e te rm
''G en ev a ConvenUon**— ru les fo r
in tern atio n al eo n dt^et^is a s temU*
ia r aro u n d th e w orld a s *'6wlsa
watch,** a n Im p o rta n t G eneva p roduct.
G en ev a v isito rs delig h t a t th e
thousanda o f w atc h es th a t g leam
in ahop w indow s. O ne com pany
k e e p s/ a c a se h isto ry o f e v e ty
w a td i t t h a s m ad e. B a c h ttm e-
p ieM '^Je assem b led (hen tak e n
a p a rt' a n d reassem b led th re e
tim e s before bein g o a e d .^ 8 ttd i
p a in sta k in g a tten tio n to w ork re
flects f h t G enevese lo v e o f P reci
sion.
B esides h item atio o a l conven
tions an d w atch es, G eneva boasts
m a n y p roducts: precision tools, «
^ e c tr lc atO agSf sew ing m aditoeap
g a s an d d e e trie stoves, pencils
Not Elephants—But
Pink Flamingos
LA JO LLA . C al.->A nybody got
a p e t flam ingo? If so. you m ig h t
l)e tate re ste d to know you can
brig h ten up your flam ingos b y
feedtog th em ground-up shellfish
in addition to th e ir u sual d ie t of.
g ra ss pellets. m lUet, rice a n d '
d rie d flies.
'F o r th e past, y ear, tw o 'd o ze n
flam ingos in th e. S an D iego Zoo
h a v e b een fed re g u la r doses of
th e fin e ^ g ro u n d s sh ell o f the
C a lifo rn ia .sp to y 'lo b ster. A s a ,re «
ault, th e A m erican species h av e
developed strictag pink an d ver-
m iU ion ttota to th e sk to o f th e ir
leg s an d bills and in new feath ers.
Thehr kto, th e C hilean flam togos,
h a v e also developed b rig h t pink
sk to o n th e ir fe e t a n d .leg Joints,
b u t thehr fe a th e rs rem fiii^ a s in
n atu re, m ostly w hite. •
Happy Secretary Gets
Praise With Paycheck
L O S A N G B L E S -B u sin ess m e
w ho h a v e I
p e te n t i
a g enerous p ortion o t p rato e wHh
h e r w eeM jr p aycheck. ,
T h a t’s tile w ivice o t a ta tm a r
sec retary . O r, A lien B . R uasoo,
^ a n asso ciate p ro le sso r o l ot-
«ee m a n a ie m e n t a n d business ed
u catio n M th e tltiiv e rslty o l V lab.
D r. R usson say s th a t sin cere ap-
p re d a tlo o fro m th e boss to m ore
im p o rtan t th a n m a n y o th e r een-
sid eratio n s such a s sa la ry and
w orid “
.Woman Scorned Takes '
Revenge On Auto
GRA N D R A PID S. J » c h .~ P o U c e
learn ed (h e pow er of a w om an
scorned, b u t w on’t te ll h e r nam e
.^nd h e r boy friend w o n 't prose*
cote.
Som eone rep o rted a hit-and-run
accident. A young w om an w as ly*
ln « to th e stre e t; Q uestiontog po.
lice found o u t th a t th e w om an to
question h a d follow ed h e r boy .
friend, w ho d ro v e an o th er young
w om an hom e to h is convertlU e.
W hile h e w a s, saying good night
to th e o th er w om an, N o. 1 picked
u p rocks and sm ashed th e lights,
w indow s, a n d in stru m en t p anel of
h is ear.
A s h a d ro v e oOr. she w as puUtog
on th e convertible top and w aa
knocked dow n, n o t ex actly hit*and*
ru n style. '
A m ong re aso n s se c reta rie a go*-
looking fo r o th e r jo b s axe la c k o f
em p lo y er app rectatio n , tosufllclem
FinoHrFooM
G EN EV A . N . Y. - A R a h e o M tt
try to g 'h is lu ck on S eneca L ake
landed a n "oldtim er'*—a 17*year-
e M tro u t tipptog ^be scales a t 229i
pounds.
Jo h n K enyon .•( • Ueheva pulled
in h is lin e and saw a ta g attached
to th e^ d o rsal of iho; fish, tt was
' d ated O ctober 4 f: 1045.' R e c o rd s'
show ed th e Ash. When placed to
th e lake o n -th a t date,, was 8 y e a rs,
old and w eighed d pounds.
Patronize yotiur heme niw^hants and
t e i p biiild up ydttr towm and county.
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been on*~trip , '
. cntcrtsined fucts
cdebrat^ a blrthdav
caught a btg fiah
moved ,
eloped
hadababv
been in a fight
•old your bogs
had an operation
------— bought-a.cac_
painted vout house
been married
cur a new tooth
V been shot
noten anvthing,
■ been robbed
' ■ sold out
late \our hair
been arested
Or Done Anything At All
Telqihone,. Or Drop a Pottcard, Or Come In,
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but toon the aun abine* and we
m arch on. O ur (aithful aubw ribera .
oioat of whom pay prom ptly, give ua
courage and abidm g . faith in bur
fellow man.
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Record tell him to aubacribe. . The
price ia only SI.SO per year in the
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VOLOMN XVI.UOCKSVILI.B. NORTH CAR pU N A, WBDNB9DAT; APRIL 11. iq^6 NUMBBR 36
NEWS OF LONG AGO.
Wl^ Wat Hnp^wint b Da.
'Via Bafor* Patkinc Malm
' And Ablirevialad SkirtaT
(Dayfe Record. April 8, 1914)
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Oaither
^eat Wedneaday in WlDsioii,
Hrs.'E: L. Gaither and dangh-
ter, Mias Sarali, spent Sattirday
in Winitoa.
Mrs. I. B. Price, is visiting hw
fatber, B. P. Staneiitreet. of R. i,
A. U. Kininotigta, the clever de
pot ag»t at Advance, was in town
Saturday.
C. A. Orrell, ol Lexington^ was
in town Friday sluifiag Iisada w it h
friends.
Hiss Lila Knrlees, of Cooleemee
Jnnction. apent Wednesday in town
with relatives.
tfarvlti CifelM. o { ReMsvHte,
apeat Thtitsday niglit aod Friday
In town witb Postmaster Hunt.
Mim Una Ivey, of lAnoir, visit
ed In this city last wMk, the enest
of Hiss Hsrie Allison.
M im Rebecca and Rnth Rol
lins retnmed yesterday Irom a few
:.i!
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We can save you money
on your
ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS
STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BIU
HEAb«i, PACKET HE ADS. Etc.
Patronize your honr.e newspaper
r and thereby help build up your
; home town and county.
I THEDAVIERECORD.
*-»k - - _
■it':‘j}',
p..,-;
1; ■
daya yisll to i«latlvcs at Winston.
Hte Mary Hodge, a student at
Davenport College; . I^noir, lb
spending a few days witit her par.
ents at Anguata, I
Mrs. J. H. Townsed, of Red
Springs is idsltInK In thia dty, tbej
guests of her psrents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. I,. Kelly.
Min Besaf} Clemeiil retamti
yesterday from « ahon vlalt to
Winston.
M n I-P . Cioaniger and babe,
of Winston, are visiting her Bar
ents in this city for a (aw dayi^
Mliis Willie Miller retnmed Mon
day frpu Mt. tllli, where ahe
apent several daya with her sister,
Uts. Carl Sherrill.
. Mln Mary Meroney retnnied
Satarday from a ^ I t to' lelatlves
at Lenoir,' She was aiiomoained
home by Miss’ (Mte Downnnn.
who will spent a fe# daya here.
Mrs. R. M. Holthonser. of this
city. snd Miss Tessie Holthonser,
of Wlnstan. returned Monday from
a few days visit to relativM and
friends at Trontman and ^ateik
ville.
All anio drivers who exceed 10I
miles per hour In the boslness d k
trlct of Mocksvllle, 1MII he Indicteil
and given the fnll penally of the
law. A wo^ to the wise should he
sufficient.
Representative Page has recom.
mended P. Walker for post-
matter at Farmlngtoh. Mr. Walk.]
er is the present incnmbent and is
a Democrat. He'hrs’ heen post-|
master for several years.
- 1. G. Poster hf s been appointed
postowter at Cooleemee to sac.
ceed 'friio*. Swieegood, whose term
expired when Wilson wss alccled
president. >
■ Aanonucenent Is made of the
uarrisge at Mr. Joha CIldc, ot B.
a, to Miss Bessie . Byerly, of Kspps,
the cetemony t9 take place at the
homeoftbe bride^a mrents., Mr.
and Mrs. W. A, Byerly. tomorrow
‘ evening. Apiil 9th, at 8 p, m.
Work will begin on the new taMe
and chair factory this, apring, so
we sre reliably Informed. With s
new f»eiory, a new hank, a build
log and loan ass^atlnn aad, good|
roads bring hnllt o « r the, conntv,
we hava a goad dealto lKllmklnl
for.
The Cato lot* near the gnded
achool were sold at auction Mon.
dav and mre purchased by D ., H*.
Bendrfcks^' o f- .iteby, Oeorge
Walker; Pink Dyson; and Tom
- Bummers. Hedricks got
lots.' Walker two and theothet*!
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Green, of
Windsor, Canada, spent a mek ra.
|m tly in Mocksville. ' Mr. Green
is a son iol the late Mr. and Mra.
Edgar Oraea. who lived hi this!
|citv, for many years.
I think it,was in 1S98 tbat
George W. Green moved to Mocto-
vine from Greensboro snd went Ik
ko the lumber boslness her*. Mr.
and Mrs Green were Censdiana.
"Mr. Gm n built a large bouse on
Depot street, known ss the
mill honse.” He built a wind,
mill; which puinped water from
his well into bis house, which w4s
the first wind mill evet built In'
Davie County, so far as I know
Mr. Green was known by many of
[bis friends as "Cansds" Green.
Bari’s lather, lived wltb his family
and bis parents oa Depot street.
Earl was a small boy whan bis
grsndparents came to Mocksville.
He was a pnpll at Snnnvaide school
on Lexington street. He and Hit*
ton Call were abont the same age
and were bnddin in the daya of
long ago.
Mr, and Mrs,- George Gt^n,
grandp^iretits of Earl moved from
Mocksvitie . to Indiana about 45
years ago, I tbink they both died
in tbe Boodn State I remember
one Christnias, I think It was in
1907, when Mr. and Mrs. Gewge
Green wentto their old home in
Csnada to. spend th e Christmas
holidays. Mr. Qreen did n(« for
get his triends even thongb be wss
in Cnnada during the holiday sea
0 A. Allison, who was
Southern Railway depot agent,
here, phoned me" tbat Mr. Gnen
had sent ts ot his friends a nice
piesMt for Christmas and for me to
call at the depot and pick up tny{
present. Among the frienda re
ceiving the presents were G. A.
Ailfann, B. O. Morris, The Record
editor' snd nine others whose names
I can't recsill. Lest I might offeOd
some one I will not divulge the na.
tnre of the gifts we received.
Mrs^ Green was a member ofthe
Bapllst Cbnrch here and was v ^
active In chnrch work. Their many
frimds were sorry whea thev left
Mocksvllle. I
The old-wind mM house Is still
staading on Depot streMi , Amonir
the people who have owned 'thia
house since the G rm s
way were C. B. Leonard,- Caleb
Dwlci^na, Daniel Davis and per*
haps eithera. .
In writing abbot what was
penlag in Mocksvllle more thao. fif
ty years ago.ooe Is Ilabte to make
mistake Occasionally Ernest Hunt,
Ernest Frost on -some other oU-
timer will bold me np on the street
and tell me that I was mistaken ia
saying thnt a wrtain man lived here
Q pciv m i m
W t hav* discussed In the lut
•rtkle the beaat with the aevin
baa^ and how be received his
jpow^ from the dragon ai^ In tbe
Iseventb verse of cbaisler '13, thia
t^ovarcanwtbeMlata. Nowia
the Mb vatae we are told tboae nam*
es.are nol>rltlen la the hook of life
of the lamb alala from tbe fonnda.]
tloa of tbe world. }eans Christ wss
the lamb, aad be waa chosed from
before the fouadatlon ot the world
to die tor everyone as a redeemer.
So tboae who ware not fnlly con
verted to Christ were left to mSet
under the rule of this organlza.
tion repreaented as a^ beast. In
verse to, lobn warned those foU
liowlag the b ^ . when he said
"He'that leadeth lato captivity|
II go Into captivity: he that kill-
eth with the aword must be killed
with thie sword. Here la .the patl-|
eace aad the faith of the salata.”
It la tbe eternal law ol beavea
|that what we sow we will reap.
(See Galatlana 6;j) "Be not de.
Iceived; God la not mocked; tor
whatsoever a.man sowth, that shall
AIN'T DONE YET
A minister on meeting a little
boy onedav asked. ”lohnny, who
made vout” '
Well, to tell you the truth, mis
ter, I don’t know,” the boy re
plied. "I ain'rdone yet.”
SECXJND HELPING
When the conductor came thru
the cat collecting tickets, the wo
man in the end seat looked up
up with a smile.*. ■
T m so sorry, but I’m afraid my
little dog has eaten iny ticket.”
"What a pity," replied the ticket
taker. "May I suggest, that you
buy him a second helping now.’'
he reap. For be thataowethto his
fiesh shall of the flesh reap cormp-
tloo, Imt be that aoweth to the]
Spirit reap life everhutlng.’’ Jmus
told_ Peter to put awav. his aword
to he that lived by tbe sword must
[die bv tbe sword. So John In this
foietelb the aalnts to not be>
{come awoid weilders. . Then be
reminds them ot the faith aod pa.|
[tlanceof thesalntabyaa^ng. "He
tbat M ath into captivity aball go
into captivity; he tbat kllletb witb
the. aword must be killed with the
Here Is tbe patience and
faith ot tbc sainta.” Now In the
tt vene.'tbe apMtle saw another
^beast caming uo ont of the eaitb,
itha beast hed^ onlv two bom It
seemt tbla beast'was a snccessor to'
the one with tea hoiras who re
eved a deadly ,;onad bowmrl
thia bcaat taught the aame doct'rloe
aadid the one before him.
And be received hia aolborlly|
from tbe dtagioa aa did the former
Be M the people by the]
teadiingaot satan and taught them
an the evil tbinga the former beast.|
V kloKdem iMd forced up^t
aoltv. Nowaataa knew,the,peo-l
cle would tall for algua and
lerao he cave power to call fire|
ROOST HIGH ^
'Do you suggest he’s a thiefT
asked the attorney.
1 wouldn’t say he’s a thief,
suh,” said the wimess. “But' if
was a chicken, rd sure roost high.'
KEEP POSTED
A reportw firom a big dty news
psqier was inssing the time of dav
with an old friend, tbe editor of a
y wedcly.
“What puzzles me,” he said, “is|
how you manage to keep up .'cir
culation in a small town where
erybody knows Wbat everyptie
erao IK "Ohl” said the ftjend, "but he]
"oTn from'teavSIirtte ^igbt“of|«“ I*""**];*??’
, IT.*-,-:-'-'-
I S I 'W
_________Tba farm and other
lots were not sold, as the Uds were
not M ti«facto |v^^^^
j r A i.^ d » C T i« 'lto c n r d V
C in t >wii>iii«f|Rhwn iR«a.'1M
M M
hi tqoo when he didn’t arrive uiitll
1901. I am always glad to stsnd
corrected when I get my facta and
figures mixed no.'
More thsn 40 years ago some of'
the business tnen of Mocksvill* dr.
elded that tbe town nnded abufld.
lag and loan assoclolloa. aa laanr
Mocksvllle oeople were placing
Ithelr money In Salhbury, Winston
and Statesville Assoelatlona. Tbe
lateC. F.MeroneV and The Re.
[mrd editor gut busy and it waa only
a . few weeks until enough atock
#as. subscribed tor and soh
and the Mooksvilie Building &
Losn Association was a reality
This assodation has meant miieb,
not only to Mocksvllle, but: l« tbej
entire county. Hundiedsbf bouses
have been Iwilt ^ paid f o
Itbrough this anDclatlon'. A
wiibont a building aod loan
Idatlon ia like a shiii whhout .a rad>j
ider .-It doesn’t go attywhere.
READ THE AD%
Witl> W aW
In verse 14, we are Infonn.
ed be decdved tlwp by mlraclas
whidi.he had power to do In the
sight of tb eh e^ Then wtaii had
image of the beast made and iifel
[given to the Image and those re-
Ifushig to wotabip this Image were
lulled. If m an students of his.{
jtorV we recogabe exactly Ibe way
tbhi kingdom came Into existeace
It Moelvea K’a deader
wooad, and the met h waa revived
jandadalnlster^ themme dodrinea'
did the former, kingdom bad
forced p^vlos. upon the bumaal
ifamlly isn't tbla a changed way
lof'llfetiom'ibe teachlnga ol the]
Vaster, when be said '‘Come unto
me dl ye wkb are'b c^ laden take
upon you ai'y. yoke far a v yake
eaar and my burden Is iltht.
Now tbe t6. ntwe states the pres
anfe.ubou the people. Those wbo|
did not have the mark In thdf
hand,.dr In tbdr foreheads; Could
aot boy or sell except i W srith
the matk. Sticb a ayst^*'would
braak'aav dass rega^ l^ of thdr
w ^th . Verse ' tS, rtfeia to the
nnmbM as *'Slit hundred three.]
score and six'' this key will Hgbt mion the organliation usibg
|.I.IlE N N E T r. , DinhamN.C
can *1 Ite offie*
|m w a d grt im ir Ian4
card kaM. aOc. par toaa.
Seen Along Mam Street
By The Street RaanMar. ■Oar County And
Social Security
By Louis H. Clementi Manager.
!SWe who handle claims for so-
I dal securitv benefits sometimes
find cases,where teal hardship re
sults because people who believe
they are entitle to old-age and
survivors insurance benefits are
not able to prove their entirle-
ment. In .one case, it may be a
widow having a great deal of trou
ble getting a marriage record
otherwiK proving she was mar
ried to her deceased husband. In
another case, it might be a daim
for a child's insurance benefits
and no birth certificate or similar
tecord ean be found for the child.
]These aretunusuai situations butf
they do happen.
Manv employed or self-employ-j
ed people pay into the social se
curity insurance fund and regula
tions must be observed to protect
the fund from those' who would
i.ot rightfully be entitled to be
nefits.
If it is a widow claiming bene
fits, it must be established that she
actually the widow. A marriage
certificate is the logical proof to
be expect^. A birth certificate
a diild'will show his age and
prove that he is a child of the|jane Allen taking life aerlous
else is doing.;
•TTiat's easy,” the country edi
tor replied, “they all read the pa-
]per to see who’s been cau ^t at it.'
COULD DO NOTHING
"1 hear you are going to marry
Archie Blu .blood,” said one aod-
ety woman to another. ’TsUtrue?’
"Marrv h im r exclaimed the oth.
"Not Ukelv. ;What on earth
could I do witb him? He’s reject
ed from the army, he can’t ride,
he can’t pUy tennis, golf, and for
that matter, he can’t even drive
]car?“ '
person on whose social security]
tecord a claim for benefits is be
ing filed. Since the law requires
anyone claiming retirement bene
fits to have reached age .65, some
evidence is needed to show that]
the person is actually that old.
Our advice to the fomilies
this: Obtain proofs that may be
needed before diey ate needed.1
Ftod out if your matriage is actu
ally on record and see if the births]
of your children are recorded. Get
some evidence of your age. Be
armed with this information when
the lime coroes to file a clatan for
ents under fhe old-
"Swim, indeedi Now, I ask you.
would you like a husband you
had to keep In an acquarium?”
IT WAS JOHN
CoustaHlram—la that a n
hall clock over there!
Wife of the Deceased-Sh-h-hi'
that’s poor old lohn. 1 knew the
iroom would be crowded,
stood the coffin up on end.
Notice of Sale of Houm and
Lot in MocinviUck
Pursuant to an order and juda- ment of S. R Cataffin, C S. C . rendeted in an action or proceeds ing In the Superior Court of Da
vie County, N. C . entitled "I
Coutity, aM unldpal Corpora^n vs Terry R-Burton, Admr. nf.E. Burlon,.deceased, et al,” t
undersign^ Commissioner will,
on Saturday, tbe 5th day of^Mav,
1956, at UK» o’clock. M-, at die Court House door of said County, in M o d c^ e , R C., o fkt for sale
at public auction, the following!
described'lands or lots, which
the ptopertv of I. Et Burton, de-
age and survivors insurance pro-
gtam.
If you have any question <»n*
Iceminc yoursocial security, yoii
might write us at )01 Post Office
BaUding. SalUburv. N. C , or see
our representative who visits the
[Court House, Mocksville N.
|on the first and third Fridavs
each month from 12d0-l:30.
HILLTOP
Service & Supply
B ^ t PLA CE T O G ET r r
Gas, Oil, Tires
And Supplies
Staple Groceries
SmaU Enougli To Appreciate
Your BniineM
Large Enough To Fill
Your Tank
J. W. HILL
O w ner
oaooos
Miss Daisy ^Ithouser and Pat:
Everest oh thet way to movie
show-C. P, Tohnspn Mking a full
day o ffD r. Mutt reporting that
he didn’t get married while out
town—One lone man surroun
ded by five ladies In front of Reg
ister of Deeds office on hot after
noon—O. R. Allen doing some af
ternoon shopping hi drug store—
Mrs. Ids Christian shopping in
Sanford's Department Stoic—Mra.
Henry S. Anderson shtipphig a-
round town on warm spring day
Sheriff Ben Boyles drinking hot
coffee—Miss Flo Bennett resting
Gift Shop-M rs. Flake Havea
doing aome late morning shopping
—Mts. W. F, Robinson shopping
around in nickel and dfane store—
Mayor John Durham bdng held
in front of postoffice-Mrs. R
Randall doing aome before din- i
net shopping in Gift .Shop—Miss
Sarah Foster hutrving into bank
ing house—Guilford Mjller patt
ing with two frog' akins—Geotge
Hendrjcks standing on street cor
ner talking with policeman-Ncnh
Dyson and Harvev Blackwdder
sittiiigin parked auto talking over
the situation—Miss Faith Dead-
mon on her way to work—Miaa
in
[dime store—^Mrs. Woodrow How
ell doing some afternoon ahop-
jping in Moore’s Department Store
Mrs. E D. Ijames pauaing for
refreshments fai drug store whUe
waittaig for her . daughters to ar-
rlve-M rs. Dewey Martin doing
some early morning gtocetv shop^
ping-^Senator Brock and Attor
ney George Martin talktaig things
over in middle of stteet-Sammv
PowdI gr.eting school frienda a-
round the squate—Mrs. G. J. Wil
son looking over rack ' of maga-
[nnesin drug store-Attoniey J..
T. Brock taking tiine olf to eat a
cone of. ice cream in Soda Shoppe
—I. L. lolly.on his wav out ot
Smiith’s jewelry I store—Sill How
ard getting m early morning hair
[cut-Frank Sbaith on hii wav to
postoffice with hand full ot letters
—Mrs. Howard Hanes carrying
empty egg cartons into -banlEing
house-Robert Bashtger out get;
ting a breath offresh air—Bill Rat-
ledge busy spending mtmey on
warm afternoon—Aged dtiien car
rying bin cake and a blackberry
pie across the square—Mrs. Nera
Godbey on her way to dental par
lor while tbe rain was falling fiist
—George Rowland Ashing ^ th
tod and reel on sidewalk along
side bankbig house'but not getiinc
a bite—Ladv walking down Mala
street on sunny afternoon carry
ing a man’s hat in each hand— Salesl^ies ^ad that Easter has
come and gone. _____________^
; to-wit:
Lots Nos. 101.162,103.104.105.
106 and 107 on Maple Avenuecx- tension on west side of Salisbury Street in Mocksville, N. C , upon whid^ there is lo»ted a nice dwel
ling house.
Terms of Sale: One-thlid ------and the balance oil 30 <fays time,
with hood and approv^ aedirity.
oraU caahatoptim of the pur
chaser.
This Z8di day of Match. 1966.
A T. C»ANT. Cniamiasloncr,
Shoaf Coal ^
Sand Co.
We Can Supply Your Needs
IN G O O D pO A U
SAND and BRICK
Call or Phone Us At Any tiine
PHONE 194
FOfineilv Davie Bride &Coal Co
Princess Theatre
WEDNESDAY
“SUMMERTIME”
In Technicolor With Kathanne Hepburn Cartoon
TIm ftecofd ia only 3canta
• w eek. . Sohietilw today,
THUKSDAY fit FRIDAY
“WIRETAPPER” WWiBiU
WllUams & Georgia Lee
CartMn & Newt
SATURDAY
“THE PINTO KID” Starring
Charlea Staitett
Cartoon & Serial'
CINEMASCOPE
MONDAY 61 TUESDAY
“PETfi KELLY« B L O ^ 'In Warner CoIot W I*,
Jack Webb & Ianet ld tft
Cartoon & Hews'
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PARE TWO t if t DAVlfe idiwOM). iiOCksVlLLE. Ni cl APRIL 11. t«e
THE DAVIE RECORD. April Jurors
C. FRANK STROUD, EDITOR.The following Jurors l>eeii
drawn for the April term of Davie
TC L£PH O N £
Bnt«red «itbeP<wtofBM InMocto* vllle. N. C.. M 8eeond-nlM» Hall
ro%tter. Mar«h X 1908.
;SUBSGiaPTION ItATES;
DUE YEAR. IN N. CAR0LW4 . $ l.5« SIX MONTHS m N. CAROLTNA - ISc. ONF YEAR. OUTSIDE STATr • 12.00 SIX MONTHS. OirrSIDCSTATR • $1.00
I Superior courtt which convenes in
thia citv o.i Monday. April 23td,
at lOo'dock, with Judire: Walter
E-Iohnston, Jr.. of Winmon-Sal-
em, presidtoe and .Solicitor I. AI-
lie Haves, of Witkesboro,* prose,
cutinfn
Calahaln—lames K. Watker. W.
M Cartner, Sanders F. McAllister,
A, D. Daywalr.
aarksvllle-H . G.IJaTne>, C. H.
-Lawtence,-!—C.-Howell, T. I.. Dyt
•on, Alfred Hutchens.
** Farmington—W . I. Cope, Jr."IF W KOnt WHKH m CUUD It
MrNiME. SHUl NUMME IHBOaVR MD m t m m m t u m m r m m ' t
m m m t wickh) w m m wm i
HEU FMM m va. «ND WM fOKIV!
im m MO wm HEAi ™b» uko."-
2 CNMm. Ttl4.
Indications ate that there will
be a hot campaign this fall. The
outs want to »et in and the ins
want to sMv In.
Senator Kefauver, of Tennessee,
has Adlai Stevenson scared within
an inch of his life. Looks like
Adlai will not get to first base,
much less make a home run.
Without public sentiment chan
ges rapidly between now and
Novem .er there isn’t a Demo
crat in the country who stands a
chanceof^efcatingPresident Ike.
There is talk of a third partv
being orgmiied in the South.
Even the late Teddy Roosevelt
couldn’t win in a third party con
test. Two major patties is all this
country needs, with honest and
fair elections.
If you want to run for office In
Davie County this year you will
have to file vour name with 1. C.
Dwiggins, Cliairman of the Board
of Elections, before noon on Sat.
ut lay, April I4th. If you don’t
fit: this week you will have to
wait another two years. Take
your choice.
From 'Arizona
Tucson, Arizona, MarcK 23.
Dear Mr. Stroud:—We have
been seeing a big "X” alter the ad
dress on our paper this past few
weeks, so think it a good idea to
sec busy and send-’you a renewal,
because that "X’’ seeraB. to be get
ting bigger and bigger and bigger
every week.
We enjov reading all the home
town news, the "Good Old Days,'
and what the “Street Rambler”
has to say about what happens on
the streets.
This leaves (is all well. It seems
that spring time is with us again,-------------\ v. , • . i
for we are Having wo„detfu«y
warm weather now. _
With best wishes,
C. B. LAGLE.
C. A. Carter, Ernest McKnight, D.
K. McClamrack, W. D. Smith, R.
J, Hendticks.
Fulton—tred M. Jones, Olin Barnhardt, S. B. Sldden, Jr., Louie
Zimmerman.
Jerusalem—H. T. H»rri«. Richard T. Tice, G. H. Beck, Wade P.
Nail, B. A. James, C. R. Cheek.
Mocksville—Thomas G. Grubb, R. C. Allen, lohn H. Boger, C. M.
Potts, Everette Seamon, Frank R.
Fox.
Shady Gmve—Roy h Nance, A. L. Shutt, W. U Ward, Jr., PauIG.
Jones, Naylor Vogler.
Visit Old home
Winston»8alem, April 2nd. ' Dear Mr. Siroud:—Arch wants
vou to send him two.copies of (he
Mardi 28ch Davie Record.
We enjoved the column about the Earty*s, but we missed one.
You did not know Paul. He was
between Rowland and Harold. He
died in 1900. Frank has. been in
California fot 12 vears.
Sister and 1 both worked for Wachovia Bank fit Trus Co., for 25 years. We drove down to the old home last Saturday afternoon;
It looked MUCH better BURN-
ED than il did the last time we saw it. We picked up some bricks out of the fireplace where.we
kids** used to hang our stockings
and broughr them home. Hop; vou are feeling better. Just take
it easy for awhile.Sincerely,
(MISS) GRACE EARLY.
FarmingtoD
High School News
Bv Jnhflsie Ellit nnd J«f> ButiAk.
Spring has done busted out all
over. How can you tell? Whv
jusc look around you at other pu>
pils^notice that vasue look. It*s ]
not haid to tell they're not thlnk-J ing of Lessons. I
The 4*H Club met with Johnnv
Hauser, President, assisted bvT^n Sharpe. Secretary* Tuesday. Tal*. ent was displayed bv Doris Hutch I «ns and Polly James at the p anc*
Because each of these girls was a-
bout as good as the other, the
a duet. They will rt prwent Farm
ington in the county contest. Miss Warliek and Mr. Baker sht w ^
fads and figures why we should
all raise home gardens and told us
we would be able to carry gard ns
as a project
\ TheSauline Players* tour led elections have called for a new re- ^em |agflin to Farminuton ihii
•with*T
iVeu; Registration
The Davie County Board of
^tratlon of all voters In Davie
County. The registration books
will be open on Saturday, April
26. Sacurdav, May 5th, and Satur.
day May 12th. at the various vot«
ing precincts tn the county.' If
you do not registf^r you cannot
vote in the May primarv. The re-
gistiation books haven't been re
vised for the past 22 years, and
many whose names are on the
books have been dead for yean
and many have moved out ot the
county* A new registration was
badly needed.
Messick-Day
Mr. and Mrs. pienn A. Mes-
dick of Mocksville, Route 5, an
nounce die engagement of their
daughter. SvU la Jo Aun, to Bob>
by E. Day, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Press L. Day of Ronda, Route 2*
A June w ading is planned.
House Burns
year with "Davy Crockett.*J
With baseball under way already here is the all-new 1956 schedule
for the Farmington ream:
April 12. Advance, there.April 17, Cooleemee, there.
April 24, bpen.
April 27, Mocksville, there.
, May 1.'Advance, here. .May 4, Cooleemee, here.
May 8, open.
May 10. Yadkinville, there.
For lack of space the Farming*
con news had to be condensed.
Mrs. R. A. Leach
Mn. Sarah Ethel Uach. 37, died T
April 1st at her home Mocksville, *
Route 3. She had been in ill
health for four months. i
She was tbe daughter of lames
Oscar ani Sarah Reynolds Taylor
and'was married to Roy Norman i«ach. . I
SurvWing are her husband; two
daaghters. Caroline Murray o f
Claremont, Route 1 and Miss Sarah Leach of the home; two sons. Roy Leach, Jr.. and Louis
■Leach of the home; her father and
mother; two brothers, Roy TaylorA f'ame house on Depot street- Mocksville. Route 2 and Clyde
ow^eJ by. Kenneth Steee, Neero.
and occujpit d by two Negro fami
lies. Hairston and George
Tiivlor i>f Mojicsville, Route 3; two gfandchildri'n.
Funeral sendees were 'conduct*
N ^lv, was totally destroyed bv,^ H a. in., April 3rd at Cor-
fi« .^ .h .II,c ^ .e n .. ..3 o ’c lo c k |g ;-
Suutdty mombiB. There was no , Tommy Flynn and
fnwmnceori d i. eonUntb b to Rev. jimmy Groce. Burial wasin
iiik'K aoim lia« d»ifitc N ui.d. Roic Cemetny.
SPECIALS
These Prices Effective Wednesday Merning April T T ^ C61y
LADIES
.SUITS AND TOPPERS
Size* From 8 To 241-2
'Iz Price
WEDNESDAY MORNING ONLY
MEN’S
DRESS PANTS
16055 DACRON
VALUES TO $7.95
$6.66 Or 2 For $12.00
ONE LARGE TABLE
PRINTS, OUTING,
BROAD CLOTH TOWLING
3 Yards For $1.00
DEPOT STREET FLOOR
LADIES
HATS
One Large Table Of Hat*
Regular Price $1.00 To $7 d5
1 Price
MEN’S /
DUNGAREES
10 PZ. DENIM
Size* 28 To 46
2 Pair $3.00
GIRL‘S
PAJAMAS
Size* 4 T; 14
Regular $1.98
$1.66
WEDNESDAY MORNING ONLY
B. C. MOORE & SON S
“BUY FROM MOO((E AND SAVE MORE”
M OCKSmLE, N. C.
Patronize Your Home Merchants And Save Money
•IW ren-iJJoofS siw
L I N E ?
Oievrotefs got th ree,.. . Bel
Air, ’Two-Ten" and "One-
nfly.” Wilh 20 sassV-styled
model* lb pick from, there'*
one just made for youl
MCyOUAUlAWBUYEII?
Tfie Bel Air Series brings you
luxuries and conveniences you
won't find in many models of
higher priced cars. You also get
Chevrolet’s record-breaking pei^
formance; with horsepower rang
ing up to 2261
•TWO-ltM" TO YOUR TAStK
The ‘“Two-Ten" has its own
aaasy new styling and colorful
new interiors. Body by Fisher,.
o( course. And you get the
.stability and the sureness of
control that malie driving safer
—and sweeter—in a Chevy!
“ONt-nm" nu row tint
There’s nb lack of chrome trim
in Chevrolet’s lowest priced
series. And you .can pick your
power—V8 or 6. Come on in
imd see which one of Chevy’s 20
new beauties suits you besti
Affleiici's Rnorite^by s Margin of
. 2MimonCa'r8l
PENNINGTON CH^ROLET Ca^ INC
PHONE 156 - ^ MdCKSVIU-E,
! DAVIB HEOOBD. liOOK8VlU.B. »; C. *PKIL;U. 1956 .-P A O B n illlB '
THE DAVIE IttCORD.'Mr. and .Mr«. ^ ^ lw n
_________________________ cutt and little ton, ^ Isle of Falih*
~ IS.C.,Dr.:and Mt.. D. :R. Streod
. Oldflrt Ib T he children, of Roicky Mount,
No L iquor, W tBe, S e«r Adk^and Mr. and Ikbs. D. H. Wlnche*-
■ . ... ■ |« r «nd chitdrm, of Richmond,
NEW S A R O U N D TO W N . Va.. spent th e a te r holiday* with
'. ' ■ dielr pam ta in this dty,
. Cecil Rouse, of Kannapolis, was '
in toTO.dutingtheEaiter holiday*
Mia* Dot Whisnuit,^ of Lenoir,
vtodM Easter Ruest of M i« Sue
Blown.
Mn; Enoch Gkanchaiiip| Files For RegisterF oste^C rei^
County-«mie thebndeirfKenneth D ay:d'„_„„., «ve«l •“ o™
th!*citi
I Deeds on the Republican ticket.
Mrs. H. C. Meconey Ind as din
ner guests on Easter Sunday, Mt.
and Mrs. Joe Patner and'dauitfiteT
MarahaAnn, Mr. and Mta. Jdce
Meronev and aon>, H. T. and
Gwvn. Mrs. P, G.'Brown and
^ i* r6 wyn-Key»i of Charlotte- daughter—Miss—Suer-Roy-Holt-
apent >he Easter holiday* in town
with'relatives.
The Record is prepared to print
your cmpaign cards . See os and
save money. ■ •
Mi. and Mrs. ]ohn Hodges and
^ s Lillie Meronev, of Lexington,
weie Easter visitors..
Orotge W. Rowland and daugh--
ter. Miss Jane, spent Easter with
relative* at Conway; S. C.
Mr. and' Mrs. Feed Murphy re.
turned last week from a visit wilh
rdativesand (Hends in Norfolk,
Vfc
Mr. and Mrs. C M . Lasley, of
Lewisville,'wete Easter guests of
Mrs. C K Christian and Ernest
Hunt. '
Bob SoAey, who holds a posl'
tion In Charlotte, spent the Easter
' holidays in town with his &ther
HarleVSoflev.
Mr. and Mts. Lonnie Whitaker
(pent Easter with Mr. Whitakei’s
daui^ter, Mrs. Rex Johnson, in
.Winston-Salem.
Don’t miss the big W ^esd ay
inoming bargains at B. C. Moore
& Sons department slow. Coine
early and save money.
Mr. aitid Mrs. Pete Walker spent
the Easter holidays widi Mrs,
Walker’s paients, Mr. and Mrs.
J. |. Ptoctor, at Elm City.. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Daniel
will arrive home tomorrow ftom
New Pott Richey, Fla., where they
q «nt the winter fishing and tak
ing life easy.
. ^ and Mts. Chas. Wtenn and
little-son of Fayetteville, spentthe
Easter holidava in town, g u M of
Mts, Wrenn't patent*. Mr.. and
Mr*. Will N. Smith.
Mr. and Freeman D. Slye
■nd children, of Takoma Park,
Md., *peht several davs last- week
in town, giiesis of Mrs. Slye’s
mother,,Mrs. Z. N. Anderson.\ ) —
John M. Groce, one of the
nidnbers ot the'board of Countv
O>mmisaioners,'has filed for Com
missioner on the Republican tkket.
' Up to diis time five Rwublicanf
have iiled far Commissions. '
M as Nell Holthous^. of this
■ dtv and Mr . Geoige Maiahalland
dauf^ter Geoigia. and son Sam. of
Wlnsttm-Salem, returned last week
fiom a-sight-seeing trip dirough
Floiida.
Oilmra Huttlw who holds a
posidon with the Ward Ott Co.
' ha*:ded for County Commission
er in the Democratic primary. He
i* the third Democrat to file for
Henry Shott, who has been with. Geneial Electiic Company in Charlotte for the past five veai* was
nantfetted to Atlaola, April 2nd Mr. Short will be in chaaige .of G ^eral Electric’s Con*ttuctfon Material* office in AlUnta, Ga.,
Alabama and Misaissippi, '
houser, all of this city, and Miss
|Dot Whisnant, of Lenoiir.
Mts. Maty Smith spent Easter
with her brother Sgt. W. M. NaU
of Asheville. Sgt. Nail unae^
went a serious operation Mon
day at Aster Park., Memorial Hos
pital, He has been a member of
the State Highway Patrol f o r
several years. All wish him . a
speedy tKovery.
' Mr; and Mrs. Lawrefice R. Car
ter and little son, who have been
living at Watrenton, ’Va„ for
some time, have arrived and will
make their home here. CpI, Car
ter reeently received his hono^
albe discharge, following three
years service in thi atmy. Mt.
Carter is a son of Mr. and Mts.
Hasten Carter, of this dtv.
Mts. W, K Trotter, 82. of near
High Point, died March 31ar in
a High Poiiit Rest Home. Funet^
al services were held April 2nd at
Allen Jay Baptist Chutch High
Point, md the body laid to rest in
the Tabemade Methodist Chutch
Cemetery in Randolph County.
Mis. Trotter was the mother of
out townsman, j. W. Hill.
Junker-Lon^
Mr..^and Mrs. Theodote Uoyd
Juuker of Moeksville announce
the engagement of their daughter
Franlde Marie, to John Fletcher
Long It., son of Mr. and Mts.
John RetcKet Long, of Statesville.
The wedding Is pkinned for June
23.
the.* « .d fi« ristets. O. R Safriet, aU of ModtsviUe,
Fiinetal letvicea were held at 3 , . ' . ,. '
p. m. Saturday at Ubettv Baptist f .iT , ^ 1f>l I 1,1 *11 , P I 3i30 p. m., April 2nd, at Concord Chutch, ^ t h ^ Albert B t^ - ^j^thodist Church by Rev. B. C.
en* and Rev. E.K. Wooten offici-'Adams and Rev. Bobby Ridge. atinftanddielM dy laid to test inlButial was in the chureh ceme-
the chutch cemetety. Iteiy.
Piednhont Laundrjr
(& .Dry Cleaners
A na O p e r a s By
C. P. JOHNSON
PHONE 489
ForPickUpAiidDelivenr
Lonted In Front Of
Drive-In Theatre
PIA N O -W e have ft n excn . m all piaro; lorat^ i n Dam
pounty. Patty .with good credit
may have on sUnding t^tro*. If
Mr. and Mr*. C R. fiom spent lntere«»d write F. B. MBRRIT1
•die Easter holidays in Oieyv
H'ANT ADS FAY.
TOBACCO-34 acres, available c ^ or share basis.Box 1218, WinstonrSalem.
WANTED—Expetienced *ew- liig machine operators.
a & F. Mfit Co.
Mocksville, N.C.
FOR :SALE—7'toom house with bath, four acie* of
miles from Mocjuville
comiiwbitv^ Ovraersli
I n V>f land, ♦
in good
tv and say to selL B .& MORRIS, MocksvUle,N.C
W
Hiwrsiv r. o. ■wBKVsuftRoute8,S.lishutT,N.C.
■ S t'* ” ’’
and M n Burt Singleton m Hvatu- w riie fo, prices.viUe,Md;
Mr; and M » J. ft B i«w i^ Jr..
.wim wete tesidenta of 'Modosvllle
I wnee lor-pniSterling-1
'.629 N. Trade
•Thomas Musfa: Co. St. Winsfon-8*len
TORRENT-^New+t
l^ n e s* soine t im e ^ The Re- CourtiMw section. Promylywfiie
, Win*ton-S*|cmj Phone 5«ZS1.
James K en^t .Smith,, well-
P.______ - - H o sp to la ^ a n illness of several '“ o™ IW""* b“»*“e.s man ofF o ^ In . a ctemonv at thtee .^ ^ _ ■ , thi* city, has filed for Register of
o’clock on Match 30 a t th e U r. b— Inm in
A e'® "** **“ *■ ■ member of Advance.Metbo-
J JdistO»urch.
- SuiviVli,g*re five sons, Charlie
of Route
brldei
Koute .1, Mocksyilie. and Ihe t nil nf Hiah Pnin.. -------------------
tf'is office on tne Rrpublican,ticket,
Wj L. Ijaine*, of Route 3, and J.
K.SmiA, Filing time expires Sa^
om’s patents ate Mr. and
8*muel L. Fo*ter of Route I, Qe-
-veland.
M ^ Foner. w** graduated trom
MockeviUe High School and I* a
student at the Salisbuty Business
college.
Mr. Fa*ter was a graduate
ftoii Woodle*f High School and
attmdedPfUffer College. He it
employed by E t ^ Mills. Coo
leemee,
After die cetemoniy, Mr.- and
Mik Foster lef): fot a Soulhctn
trip;
Mrs. Join Anderson
Mt*. John Anderson, 60, died
at her home in this dty at 5 a. m.
Thutiday. She had been in de
clining health fot *onie 'dme.
Surviving ate the husband; sev
en daii^tets, Mn. D. G. Shore,
Mr*. Fiance* Stanley, Mr*. Delbert
Haipe, Ml*. Clyde Hendrix, *11 of
thi* d tn Mrs.. Frank Seals, Yiid-
The tigisiaibm bookt iball be :
open at the r spective polling pla
ces in each p ^ n c t from nine ;
o’dock a. nu; until sunset for dw ' ,
istration herein onleKilMni
April 28,19S6,Mav 5. 1956, m d :
by 12,1956. L‘
This 24di day of Match. 1956.
Davie'County Boaid ofvEkctlon*.
Attest: ^SecKtify.^
U Beauchamp all of High P ^ t;
^ LcstetJ. .Beauchamp of Ad- North Caroiiiu, Davie County '
xance; fourdaughtet. Mts. Fannie
Black:o^eiemmons,-M n-M iitie
Holder of Mvance^vMrs. Emma
Hege of Saiisbuty and Mrs. Julia
Brown of Modcsvilie two btolheis
George Hilton of Sarasota, Fla.,
and Roland Hilton of Advance;
one sister, Mts. Tinnie Dunn of
Advance;' 20 gtanJchildten and
four great-grandchildien.
Funetal servicu wete held at
2:30 p. m., Wednesday'at Advance
Methodist Church, with Rev. Hu
ben Clinatd and Rev. Rev. Bob
by Ridge in .Charge. Burtal was
in the church cemetery;
North CaraUna, Dari* Cemi^
NotKE
Wheteas, the regUtradon o t Mocksville Precinct has Inciw eJ
to such an extent that it Is now
necessary to establish two vottngWhereas, a petition has been pte-
“/'JEf'*'? *'** County Board p^cTncts in Itotf 'o f die p te c ^ of E ld o n s to remove the votog I,
place in Jerusalem Townshij, Da>I .i i,. s, ™
vie Com.ty. North Carolina, and! S'wheteas the Davie County Board jlj” Mocksville Ptecinct beof h T d . r c S o “ h;. the.am els hereby into
it is in the best interest ofthe ma- *"9, by a line de-
joritvofvoteisoftheaaldpreclnet,® ^ , 'to remove the said voting place. I Bcdnnmg at a point on HIA*
Now therefore, be k re«olved,’*^vNo. W aa it
East bouodacv t and following
'estwaidlytodte
- tin d ie
West-
1.XVW Ktcrciurc, m n resoivca v z® that the voting place in and for.I *”*•) Cref^ on Ae 1
I* the lerusalem Precinct. Davie’f/^ County, North Carolina, be and Highway No. 6^ e . .the same is hereinafter removed intersection of D ^ S lte e tta die
from its present location to the City of Mwluville; thence W m -
jeruaalem Fite Department House watdly ^ th Depot Stteet^^to the
Charlie L. Crotts ,m X !^ys” oi*and Nol'M^at^Se'tntersecdonpf S i ^; is hereby designated as the voting hureStteet, thence NoiAwardly
Charlie Lee Crotts, 72, of Mock- place for the said ptednct , “ •<* ^ t h HighwaysviUe, Route 4. died of a heart at- ^This the 3rd day of April, 1956. No. 64, along Salisbury .Street and
o d ll^ r e h y k “lir h a d b^en in W ilkesW SttW and beyond to
dedining health for several months.' ^ •
. Mt. Crotts was bom Jan. 16,
1884 the son of Robert and Sophia
,.;s. Chairman. .Bear C t«k, die Western boundary
foster. Secretary, ol the said prednct.
That part of Mocksville Ptednct lying South and West of the said
U nvllli. Itl Mrt n,... Shuler Ciotis. He married Miss North Carolina, Davie County line shall be and die sime is h e »
McSSSfe“'^!!^**dw"suarvivingare a son, Eu- o ju ™ .. .u . r>~.. nlare to 1^ at the County Court
four gte ;tw o bro-
eiest; Mts. Fletcher Beck and Mta.every precincl”i^wMf,' . ” ” ■* ” ™ West of "the said line"’shall be and
Now, thetefoie, it is resolved tbe satne is hereby m ated a n d ^ that a registration be and the signaled a* Notth Moc|csmlle Pte-
same is hereby ordered in the fol- jjnct, the vodng d a tt to be atthe
lowing predncts; Mocksville, Farm- Elementary School, Cherry Stteet,
ington, Clarkwille, North Cala- Mocksyilie, within nM p r ^ c b haln. South Calahain, Jerusalem. This die 3rd day of April, 1956.
Cooleemee, Fulton, East Shady Davie County Board of Elections. Grove, West Shady Grove and By J. C.^Dwintes, Chairman.Smith Grove. Attest: 1 Foster, Secmtny.
THB FR IC S INCL.UDE9 s Foid V>8 e i^ e - O e beat-seHiiig eli^t In the wimM
V<^o.(Mie patat • Tam S^piato • Vndte ridewaU tires • MiigicAire Heater • U feg v ^
(M h M m iiM 1^ 8W : r i ^
•C a n y b ^ libM iiw • YotarpresaU ear dw idd ntore A o n couer tiie doun paym ent! ■ j
Q^fer i^iiKMl only imtil April7...Come in NOW!
Ilffi YOUR LOCAL FORD D E iu i»
tf Y o iA « I n l« r ^ i» a n ^ l IM C a r-B e S o re l o S M V ^ iW D M ^
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R*,5f.'.v«;iKrk5fs,u
Christian Courage
'Teuon tor AprU 1ft. I9SI----1
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of an ot-
dct of the Superior Court of Da
vie County, made in the special
leeding eniHled Will McCul
___, et al, vB Clarence McCuUoh»
upon the special proceeding dock-
There is an oMnotloa that Fear is the mother ReUgion. No ooe who knows the facts can think of fear as the mother of the Chris* tian religion. For the earliest Christians were among the bravest of men. Their critics, their opponents, even their persecutors, wondered at their courage. It was not as il they slowly gained cottr- age through the years,, each generation a little braver than before.From the very beginning, the fol
lowers and friends of - Christ had the two kinds of courage, . moral and physical: moral, to .stand up against Dr. Foreman contempt, ridicule and slander: and physical, to stand out against pain aM death, all with faith unshaken.
MinwltyOTMp
Many persons are phystcally brave but have UtUe or no moral courage. Some psychologists think that moral courage is more difficult . and rarer than the other tdnd. Be that as it may. we know the earliest Christians had plenty of it (This was after the coming of the Spirit, of course.) One of the hard things to stand Up against
is just being in a minority all the time. Some people, to be sure, can't bear to be in a minority any of the time if they can help it. They wiU hot ride in any vehicle but a bandwagon. They count noses before they make up their minds. They think that ethics can be settled by arithmetic.—that is
to. say. that whatever most people think Is right, must be right. The eai-ly Christians knew better. They were always in the minority. Ai^nd them crowded the masses
of people In the great Roman Empire nil of whom worshipped other
gods. Back lri» Jerusalem the Christiana were a larger proportion of the population than anywhere else: but even there they were in a despised minority. But
these pioneer Christians knew that ••one wKh God is a majority.” They wt'ie far loss hiterested in being with the biggest crowd
than in standing for Truth.
Another thing that Is hard to stand up against, is being misrepresented. maliened. slandered. Jesus said. ' Blessed are you when men . . . utter- all kir>ds of evU against you falsely on my accouat.” This saying must have come to the minds of the first Christians many a time. For they were accused of being crazy, of lying, of being <as we would say) subversive. of being disturbers of the peace, lawless men In general. Even when a man knows bis own Innoccnce. it hurts him to be thought guilty. Even today, to most communities the real Christians—those who take their faiw seriously and honestly try to live by it,—are in a minority. People who simply try to live by the New TesUment will be called ••starry-eyed." impractical, it they are not called worse names. Christians who take their religion seriously enough to see that our world needs to be changed In many ways il God’s will Is to be done on earth, will be called “radicals’* and despised if not feared. What is said (for example) by many other young people, about teen-agers who take serious
ly Christ’s ideal-of chastity? VHut is said by business men about a businessman who tries to be Christian in all his relationships? What la said by politicians about a statesman—congressman, senator or even President-who Is bold enough to try to be Christian in national or IntemaUoDal policy? Some fine Christian Americans have been caUed tralton simply because they were Christian.
PnmmPersecutloD is a special kind of pressure, which Is to be the topic of nejrt week’s study. But short of posithfe persecution, there are various pressures which, if not resisted, push Christians
off God*a highway, the very first Christians felt the pressure of public opinion, of (he taw. no doubt ot the loss of friendship with tboce who had formerly been close to them. They would not have felt these pressures if they had
fimpte (bine:faith to themselves. A Christian who never lets any one know he ChrlftiaA is never caUed on
tor" courage; A Christian whoceases to be one under pressure will
have ao trouble, maybe, in this ' «Mrid ;. . bi^ in the next? Then he
' ' will disew r the ^ m e of knowing I ashamed of him
et of said courr» the undersigned
Cominisaioner will, on the 28th
dav of April, 1956. at 10 o’clock, a. on the premises South of
Mocksville, at the hon\c place of
D. F. McCuHoh, at McCuiloh ArS bor, about three miles Southeast of Mockaville, N. C.« offer for sale
to the higheat bidde. f«5r C..5IT7
those certain tracts and iot-< of
land Jving and buing in Mocks-
vUle Township, Davie County, N.
C„ on the Turrcntine Road, and
more particularly described as ft>l*
lows, to-wit:
A CRO SS
1. Covered
, vrlthsteiM t
« .O rate a
ll.W e iid
X tN ebraatift
elty 19. E x te rn a
seedeoverlnM^
14.Engli«kestate
Sl.Hawtt.
lAtr wpsfft
33,’ga.T^
Being »he propi rty of the es-ate
of D- F. McCufloh, deceased, lo
cated in Mocksvillc Township. Davie Countv. three miles South of Mocksvilte, North Carolina, whi.h
map is drawn aad stirveveH by A.
U Bowles, R S . Nov 2223. 1955, which map is reci>rtlcd in ilic Re* i*toter of Deeds oflicc of Davie Countv, Plait Uoi>k 3, paRe 45.
and on t!»e said map as recorded,
he lots which .ire included on the latd map, rantre f*rom one to fortv- four, and thi.* said map is just as j nuch part of 1 he s.iid paragraph
as if herein iully set out.This 27th dav of March. 1956.
(OHN T. BROCK, Commissioner
B. C. Brock. Attorney;
pereiUUii 16. Sun god ir. Greek tamr^ U.Man*a nickname MbTsrminal part of arm SI. Creek letter32. Cutoff. ., asthetopa
33. Greek eoia 37. BeginningIsland Off Greece30. Egyptian goddesa31. Plaything 33. Music note .^3, Pack away 3ft. Board ofordnancefabbr.»3d.Resofi39. Ahead40. Man's nickname (poss.)43. Freight44. Found on tropical Islands45. An airy, prankish spirit (Shake, spcare)46. Spltcre ofr:ciion47. nivcrd^;-:;iC8
T.Wlneet9 g. Rational •kUnitef tihmilnatlon 10. Oirl’a name 10. Knock 10. Torrid
bottom ed
b o at W ith
flaring aides
StChlneM river 30.Bovhie animal ’ 3bA large . weight 34.1m. pie?manta 35. Diseloaio
30. Begone!3T.Peel31.Mele«f40.Palntul
•prt41. KIM43.JeHyUlte materitt44. A rotating piece (Mech.1
r
NOTICE OF RESALE OF
LAND
Purauont Co an order of re*sale
made bv S. H. Chaffin, C. S. C. in
the proceeding enutlcd *'S- M.
Call. Admr. of John H. Pea, de
ceased, vs a 1 unknown heirs of John H. Pea,” now pending in the
Superior Court nf Dnvie Counrv, ^ s ss ss s ss
N. C„ the un-ier4gned will resJl W X S W M
publicly to die hiuhest bidder at. the Courthouse door of Diivie Co , {, in Mocksville, at o'clock M.. on Sarurdav, April 14th. 1956*
the followine described lots or |
parcels of laiul belonpine to the estate uf said deceased, to wit:Nos. 29. 30. 31, 32. 33.34. 35, 36
md 37 as shown on the m;ip or
plat of the M. A. Trexlcr subdl- ^
vision of th« R.B. Broadway lands located near the Pine Ridue Road
•n Jerusalem townsfn'p, about two
nilea e?st of Coolccmee, N. C.
Terms of Sale; One*third cash ind balance on 30 davs cime, or all cash at option of the purchaser.
Bidding will s^art at the increased
Sid of $220.00.This 21*1 d»y of March. 1956.A. T. GRANT, Ct>mmis*ione
&
Admin'stratrix Notice
Having qualified as Administra> trix of the estrfte of Gravdon Sin*
:lair CartmcH, deceased, l»te of)
Davie County. North Carolina,
chia Is to nonfv all persons having t:laims asainst said estate to pre «ent hem to the undersigned with
in tmlve months from date here
of. or thi> notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All p.‘r- sons owing said estate will pK a>Je make immediate scitlcmvru.
Thia 21st dav of M.irch, 1956.
6M1LV RODWELLCARTMI LL.
Admrx. of Grav«^on Sinclair
Cart met t«
Martin & Martin, Afys.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
the estate of luUa Sprnkle Zim-
mermani deceased, notice is here*
by ftiven co ail persons holding claims against the said deceusca.
to present them, properlv vcriticd.
CO the undersigned, on or before
Ute 10th day of March, 1957. or
^ is notice wtll be plead in bur uf recovery. Alt persons indebted to said esmte. will please make prunipt
settlement.'
This 10th day of March, 1956.
. Harvey Ha,reli Zimmerman.Bcr. ulid Sprinkle Ziromcrm.in.
B C. Buxk. Aitutmy.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor ot
the esiaic of Bessie Bruwn, deceas
ed. nonce is hereby given to all persons holding ciatats against the
said deceased, <o present ihem
properly verified, 10 the unders lyn
ed, on or bi fore the 21si day o>
Ivla cU, 1957- 01 this i>o«tcc wil> be plead in bar ot cc-virty. Ail per
sons indihteu («» »ui<J es ;itc, wili
please mi<kc promrt settletncnt.
This 21st dav of Marci>. 1966.H. L. BRYANT. Hx..Be^tsic Bit ^v.., deCsV«Brock & Bro.k. rt.iorneys
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MoelcviUe, N. C
Sklisbuiy Street
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b o u ^ t a cat'
painted vbur house ■ ) .
htin married- , . '
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j . uolen anything
I - ^ , ' been robbed '.
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, ' lost vour hair
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NEWS OFLCMTO AGa G O O D fm m tS
What Waa fai Da.
St^Bator* Parking Malm
. Ai^ AblmtriatatfSkirla.
(Da^e Record, Apr. ai, 1936)
PeMuaster J. X. Siieek spent
1 one day lait weeii la Cliariirti* on
I
Attorney Jacob Stewart nade a
iMisiii^ trip t o WinMoi-Saleni
Timradar.
Mr. and tin . B. C. UGraWd
andtalie, of Malkews, spent Ite
«eeli.end KeVe with home foilis.
C. W. Tbarpe, of Iredell conn,
tv. was in town last week on Iwsl.
ness and paid this office a. visit.
' Tiietrlendaof R.,C. Seabw will
lie sorry to learn that he Is SRaln
coDiiaed to bia -room. All bone for
him a complete teeoyetr..
Dr. R C. Choate s m t
dava lu t week In Kiehmmd at
^lendint a meeting of the Virginia
NoHh Carolina, fjental Assoclaltoh,
Mi». O. h ; Perff. of Raleigh,
who has b m spending some lime
here with tier mother, Mrs. WII
liam Miller retnrned home Friday.
1 .1;. Ward has sold his inter^t
in the CItv Market to O. G. Walk.
. eri The firm is now composed of
J. MV Horo. W. C. Comatzer and
G O. Waliter.
The new 'tTnion ^ ^ssengn Sta
tion ;waa opimed at Wlu«t)>n.Saleni
T hu^ay. This Is one of the linat
railmv stations in tiie So itb. but
it is a long wsys from the square.''
and Mrs. R. P. Anderson ari
rlvsd home last week tram Pon
Mver^ Pla., whsie they spent the
w in^. Their many friends srr
gisd to wetcfme them home anin,
. Tl>.iey«'.entei«d the store o'
poA Cresson on Viliiesbora street
some time Sstnrday nlKht and car
^ 'o S some shoes, bats, and no
tions.. The store w a s entered
tbnincb a reer window.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Meroney
will'tnnve Into ih^r handsome neW
hangalbW on Sooth Itfsfn imeet in
•hoi|t two week. Tom, bss at
' rssdr sot bis nrden made_-or part
ofit.
One of the prrttlest sicbis In
Dsvle Oionly <s Hsrion Richard
son'll fins hunch of chickens. We
don't' know bow many chlck^
he bss, hut it seemed thst there
were thonssnds of them' sud all
' white ra snow. Mr. RIcbsrdson
has one of the finest poultry farms
In this sKtlnn.
There was a' had snlo.train
wreck at the rallrosd cronrf^ Ins'
tbIs ' sMe of Comslser. Tnerdsy
mominc. Rlsnn Bradrlit of Smith
Grose was csine noith in a tmclr
and liio Into the passenger engine
of trsin No 0 teSrlne nnthe truck
seriously fn|ntine the drieer sn<f
tesrine the steps and same of (hr
pipe* nil one side of the en^ne
Mr. Hendrix' wss'esrrled to the
Twin Cily-Hospltsi; Winston-Ss.
■ lem. ' The train wss delay^ near^
ty one hour'on sreonnt of the
Aboht five miles south of Modcr.
vilte, on the Salisbury .biitbwav is
smsll cross.' roads settlemMt
known, as “Oressy C orw .” The
Hocksy||le.Sallsh try highwsv cron
si this point, Soine 46 yeara ago,
the time many of our pE ^e
w m beginning to Imy Foid
was erected on the
left side of the road, which was s
dirt road then, snd s garage open,
ed op. Two men, whose nsiiies I
esnnot recall St this tine, ran the
gara». It Is said that the two
men (ot.sp creasy working on cars
(bat the folk's In that section de*
dded to call the cross rosds "Gressy
Comer."
After the gsrsge
• 0 . 0 .'Daniel Is ha*inir a' brick
wall hnlH in front ot his re s ld ^
on; South nislffl steet. wbleh sdds
■ to tlie sppearaiice of bh pro^
' There came near beine a serious
auto ai^dent In North Modnyille
- Sunday afternoon * 'when-a Ford
' roadsier driven h y Miss Psiisy
Walker, seeomosnied 1^ idhs > e.
twees Grant rind Rnhert Moone>’^
ran l-to a .Naab roadster. The
Ford was SmsiAed up conMeraUy
bnt the oeeupantsescspedrahnrt.. Rer. Wlliiem I. Bryson^ . of Mo.
yilla.'Gs., was fn . town iforiay
snd gsve u s s plessant call; Mrs.
Brvana h ^ lieen Visislng heir par:
‘ epta MK and Mrs. 0 . Tsihert at
Advance, whrte Mr. Bryson baa
. >«cn >i4dinc a nmtfaic at Me.
/Adonrille,: Mr. and 'Mrs, Bryson
ftianM l borne yeiKidsy.
Tohn Lefier bnllt a nice brick store
on the rlEbt hand side of the rosd.
Tbis store was owned snd operat.
ed by Sam Potter for a number of
years. Sam owned a store st Bphes.
os for msny years, bnt decld^ to
move to Gressy Corner, when tlie
KsrsEe snd seversi dwelling bosses
hsd been bnllt. As the come
nity grew and prospered a cotton
eln was later hnllt snd-operated liy
lobn Charles, who Is still tiviuK.
Many people In that comfflualtjr
didn’t like the name given to this
m w ing village. , '
Some 5$ vearr aio Heiiry Rol).
son. a well-khown farmer and a
leadinc Republican..who lived near
the c ^ roads, eot his friends and
tteigbbora toKetber and they de.
elded to csll a meeting of the peo.
t>le In that section and decide on a
name for the villace. The meetlni
was held ooe Salnrday aftemonn
and at least 500 people were pte^
sent. I don't yeihe.mber whether
Renbin iGlaltiiw barbecp^ the pigs
(<>r the omsirin but. I. do remein.'
her that tiie crowd went after that
iisr1)ecue,.com'i>md.and dsw Hke
hon eatlhc corn. -. i .:
Dorini the afternoon a number
of short tatts were made Iqr lead.
Ini dtfeeos of Jemsslem Township
Slid other parts of ibe eonnty.
Henry Hohaon seled as mastar of
eeremonies. Attorney B. H. M^kr*
ris of Mocksville, was one of tlie
speakers. O. C. Wall, of Coolee.
mee, also spoke, toeether with C.
O. Lefler, snd others.
After mnch barbecue estinE snd
inucb spesklne Mr. Hobson ssid he
thronght It would be fittini. to
le the vill'see ^ rs o n , after
Wflllsm Pearson Hobson, who a
fame in <be Spanish-Ameriesn wsr
by liottline nn the Spanish Naw
in Cnhsn waters,. Lieut. Hobson
sras a relative of Henry Hobson.
Several names were sngcestM by
the crowd present, bnt when a vote
was taken nearly all pKsent voted
to call the vlllase Peason. Just
why the name "Gressy Corner" is
sliil n ^ we can’t.fienrS out The
PSWle In thst Section didn't ■tike
tlie old mime.' :bnt j 6 veers later,
he old nsme Is still lieine used.
"hie Xipfier store bnildlugoa the
em er, which wss used by Ssin
Foster for a number of- years waa
later owned and opmted by the
late John S DanlSI for aom time.
M. A. Foswr. wh6 owned a mok
St Bpbesus for mray ycsrs, Ister
etccled a large brick stove bnlld.
MOlClCSVIUJi. IIO M H <»kO U N A . WB^^^ APRII, t8, tq,6
' ■ ' ' ....................... - x : '. ..
the proceeding articles ' we
discnased the bMk-of teveia.
ugh chapter 13, in thtee
chapters w* have fonnd tbe apostle
John predicting some very straog
tbiuis comini upon the'iuhsiiit.
siits.of tte earth. We now go in,
to chapter 14, wliere the conditions'
cinn'ge with more bo^ then we
have heretofore found In the book,
laivetse i. (obnsald, “Aod I look
ed, snd, io. s tam h' stood on the
not Sion, And with;hlm a hund
red snd forty and four thousand,
having bis Father'a name written
in their forebeada." In the last ar.
tides we saw the kingdom
smted as dangetons hesst who re.
eelved power from' t b e drsRon
(aatan). Now the scene cbsnges
ss we Ihid the Lsmb stood on
Mount Sion, (the Lsmb represent
ed the Christ) and witA Him were
s hnadr .d forty and four thousand,
having bis Path r'a name
in ibdr foreheads. It is swsys
satan'a plan to imitate tlw ^ r d ’s
plan emcept- he uses force snd
seeks to take stray mail's tree
agency. We see the Lord seals Us
servants up in tbdr forehead
lember the beast seeded his fol.
lowers op in tbdr right hsnd or
forehead. In verse a, John hea d
as tlie' volee of m ny waters, 1
tlie voice of o great thunder, ■
harps; tU s.no donb‘ reprasented
great power. In verse ,s. he hesrd
il>m ring • new smg snd no one
eoutd learn the song sxcept the
h u u d ^ and fony forty four
thohsand. This numoer of m n
sre the Highest Priests to'be chos
en before the seeand coming of the
Lord to Mt as his servsnts upon
tlie.earth. The new song was the
troe gospel of ChrM. As we have
stated in previons artichn tiie gos.
pd was taken front the esrth snd
satan mied amon ’gmra now this
oeivsoag ia the gospel again re.
stond and it is not fsmllisr to
those, with ttie mack'of th eb e^ in
thdr hand or forehead. This re
ed cosiid was headed by the
Lamb, and with i ^ r as of many
watemand Ibunder. In verae 4,
intoroied these ,servsnis
srere virtwras men not defiled with
1) morsiity had
faig in North Cooleemee which
rated for several yean Wben
he > went out of'.business O. C.
Wslll ed 'tbe store and atoi*
of goods Khlch be ofwrstad n
bis .death some >»odd .years ago.
Many chugM have tafceo place in
Terosolrai;: TowoAlp dnrlng
the pstt. 40 yesrs but t k town oi
Pearaoa'is’stiii known ss “ Grassy
Comeri" '.
1OA0 THE ADI
teaebed a tow ebb dutinc tbe dark
These men isnnld follow the
Lord wherever be goes; , To be
nuinbettd iti this group required
levs and wWingness follow
the Savtor in bnmiiiiy. In
5, SM ate toU theae men did
have guile In their mouths they
were to. be without fsntt before
the throne of God. . Aa we have
dtscuMsd lieforf John ssw. sevcrsi
siwds acting In varloas cspsrltic^
in verse 6 the Apostle ststes.
“And I ssw another .angel fly In
the midsi of hen^, paving tbe
everleating gospel to preach unto
them that dwell on|he esrth, sud
to every nation, and i^indted,' and
tM ^ , and people. Say iicwltba
load'volee, ;Fear God. and give
gtory to bim': for tlie hoar of his
iudgtimt is come: and .worship
him that made beaven.,aud earth,
and the aea, and the fouutahia of
sratws (veraes ^ and 7,) ' In' tbis
ttstemeot we are faifomied that
angel oiiil fly through the midst of
heaven hirlnging wtth^him the' gos:
^ and it most . he . preached to
every luithM, kiudredi tongoe, and
pioplC, . Ra message will be 'Fear
Ood. and.glVe glory tinto him arhp
mada the heavens and cntth. These
one handled snd forty four thoos,
servants' will assist- in cany
thia naw aong, yea even the gaspd
of Jes^ Christ to tte nations^ ton.
and pitoiile; . ‘T in of our
licat Chanhaa today, base tbdr
IMwdMlta sal tighl to existence
ovcc lUs aM fiKl. The Cathcdic
CkmA cooitod thqr.hava the goa-
pel diraet Iras P«t«r by atwessiloa'
MADE TO ORDER
OCanvasser—Mavl have a tew
minutes of your time?
Prospect T-Yes, if you will be
brief. What can I do for you?
Tm a man'of few words, .
Canvasser-Just the man I'm
looldngibf, my specialty is dic
tionaries.
n oT h a r g e
The haughty mistress walked
unexpectedly into thelcitchen snd
caught Nora,'the coolc, feeding the
policeman on the beat;
‘Is this what I pay von fort"
snapped the mistress.
(''No, ma’am," replied Nora,
sweetly, “I do this for nothing."
APPRECIATED IT
Here is a story that I hope will
give some comfort to the victims
of the “Fratemity of Giandpar.
ents," ot which I am a member.
A talkative person who had
hardly permitted an interruption
during a two4iour conversation
said to his new acquaintance.
“And I don't believe I have told
y ou about m y giandchildr
h aveir
The listener teplied, "No, and
voull never know how much I
appredate it,"
GOOD ADVICE
Grmdma: Before you leave tot
the city, sis, here's some ^ o d ad
vice. .
Sis: Thanks, Grandmai what
isit?
Never sisp a man who chews.—t---COD8CCO* /
Oar County And
THE ONLY PLACE
Prom "bone dry’* Mississippi
comes tbe story of a stnmger stran
ded oveoiteht in a snull town.
Seeking t» ralieve monotony, he
askinl the ioi>m1i« house proprie-
tot, **b there anyplace here where
a man could find a drtaikf’
Walldng'to the door and point-
iiig, the pcoprletor said, *!See that
litde white pottage oyer yonder!
That's where our preacher lives."
"You don't mean to say I can
find a drink there,’’ exclaimed the
astonished visitor.
"Nb," was the i«p!y. "diere's
the only plac« you can’tiind one.’*
HAD IT IN FOR IHEM
Boh Sloane, nanator of. "The
Big Story," told'ahout the dowag-
er who waa giving last minute in-
Bfructfwt to herfiriihfti!
"Now, Mariet" explained the
dowitger, “when people start at-
rivinK I want you to stand In the
door asid call my guests’ names.'
"Fine, madam,” tespcmded the
servant. "I've wanted to do that
forlO'veata."
Social Security
By Louis H, aem ent. Manager.
Social aecurity reports are due
it) April (this month) from house-
wiyes who eihploy domestic work,
ets. Housewives are re q u i^ to
mafce these reports during April
on household workers paid as
much as $50 in cash wages'in the
calendar quarter in January, Feb
ruary, and March. This is the
li^_quarterly report due ‘since
the new law covered' household
employees without regard to the
number of days worked. Reports
ate sent to. the Disirict Director of
Internal Revenue at Greensboro,
N ,C
W ort of cooks, maids, house
keepers, gatdners and other work
ers in a private household counts
towards eligibility for retirement
ot death payments under old-age
and survivors insurance • if they
ate paid at least $50 cash wages
by one employer in a calendar
quarter. If the- household e
ployee works long enough to be
insured, benefits are payable in
old age or to certain survivors in
case of death.
Ftw booklets explaining the em.
plover's obligarion and benefits to
the employee are available at the
social security office located at 301
Post Office Building, Salisbury.
If you have any question con
cerning your sodal security, you
might write us at 301 Post Office
Bailing, Salisbury, N, C , or 1
our representative who visits the
Court House, Mocksville N. C ,
on the first and third Fridays 'of
each month from 12:30-1:30.
In Germany
Nurnberg, Germany—Army Pvt.
Roscoe Jones, |r., 22, whose wife
Sadie, lives in Mocksville, N, C,.
recently ar^ved in Gennxnv and
now a member of the 793d Mili
tary Police Battalion’s Company C.
lones, whose iatber lives in
Cooleemee. entered the Army in
September 1955 and last seived at
Camp Gordon, Ga. While a civi
lian, he worked as a stock clerk
for the Western Electric Co., in
WiiMton-Salem.
from mie Bishop of Rome (Pope) to
another down to ihe present lime
nnintertnpted. On iheotlwr hand
th e Church OI Christ Of Lailer
Day Saints, leach the go-pel was
tskeu from Ihe earth as we have
discussed iii the>e articles, and as
we are now studing in this 14th
chapier of revelation, the re.to:a.
lion of tbe gospel 1>y .visitalion of
angels.
Tbdr cratentlon is if the angel
bes not come with the gospel: tbeo
sre must look forward to Ms visita
tion If we are to have Ihe gos^.
|.'UiiENNETr.“ ■ N.C
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Gat, Oil, Tires
And Supplies
Staple Groceries
Snud Enough To Appreciate
Yow Bturaew
Large Enough.To Fill
YowTank
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Mrs. Sanford Nail buying piece
of oil cloth in Cash Stot^M rs-
Frank Fowler .mailing large pack
age—Two politldans standing in
front of empty store building dte- ,
Cfissing coming events—Lady tc-
marking ^ a t she didn't have the
money to file for a county office
-M iss Mattie Killian pausing fbr
refmhmfents in Soda Shoppe on '
hot afternoon—Attorney Lester
Martin doing some philanttopte
work around the square—Mrs. |.
D. Furches shopping in drugstore
on watm.afieraoon—Tommy Me
roney arriving on the square ten
minutes late—Mitt Josie Foster on
her way to'beauty shoippc—Mrs.
Jack Pennington pausing ill dn«g
store fbr refreshmenU-Alvin Dy
son looking out store door watch*
ing part of the world go by—Sher
iff Ben Boyles biowslng around in .
Western Auto Store—Dr. Mutt
taking time off to eat popcorn—
Lonnie .Wagoner and Charlie Vo.
gler talking things over in fr6nt of
templeof justice—Bill Powdl rit-
ting on curb resthig on warm day
—Mrs. Mary Crow and Miss Jane
McGuire hurrying across busy
highway—Mrs. Joan Pilcher weigh,
ing candy in dime store—Attor
neys Turner Grant and George W.
Martin making thefar way slowly
across the square—Miss Fkye Al
len standing in front of theatre
drinking coca«da-OHcn Hefhet
getdng a late afternoon hair c u t.
—Miss Ann Rankin btiylng rib
bon in nickel and dime store—'.
Glenn % m m er looking ov(er mall
in postirfBce lobby—Mis- Craiae
F o s^ doing som|| rainy morataig
sheroing in diiig'stori—Attonwr
Claude Hides makinK some prl-
m'anT'election predictions—Mrs.
S. B. Ilall carrying large basket of '
sandwiches to drug store—Grant
Dapiel and Junle B eaucha^ in
court house ulking things o ver-
Mrs. Cedi Lltde buying greotliig
cards, in drug store-Young ladv
buying her brother a white shirt at
Moore’s-M lsS Syuah GaithCT do^
ing some Saturd^'moming shop,
ping-M iss Nancy Coiart talking
about Junior Senior banquet—T .
M. Hendrix shopping arpund io
drug store-M rs,Rov Harris tak-
inx small son to barber shop for a
Sanirdav hair cut—Miss CHena
Groce carrying hot drinks to den*
tal parlor—Mra, T. W. Brown car
rying arm load of packages out of
drug store-Four barbers taking
life easy on Saturday afternoon-
Mr. and Mrs, L. T- Hunter paus
ing for lunch in drug store in
mld-afiemoon-MTs. James Yotk
looking at costume jewelty in de
partment store-M iss Claire Wall
doing some morning ahoppinc.
Shoaf Coal &
Sand Co.
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PAGE TWO DAVtt'|tiiC0ltD.-k(X«^lM 18. I98t
THE DAVIE RECORD.
C. FRANK STROUD. EDITOR.
T E L C raO M B l ‘l
Farmington
High ^hobl News
Bv Jo h n tle EjUlt and Jo e B w lek.
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th e Intra
ft -.rrrtm.— Th« flWl MoildtV iftVWl*
I J
Aiiril 9th, «nJ ihehain oiiiiilj^
die Ltdtn AuxlUatv of the t|(»
comiKti- naizer and DiiUh File Dq
Manv File
A number of men filed last
week fbt County office in Davie.
Those filing wete: Peter W.
Hairston, Democrat, for Repre
sentative; X. Clav Hunter, Demo
crat, for Register Deeds', Bob Hovle
cf Cooleemee. and W. H. Patter,
son.,of Fulton, Democfafs, fo r
couiity commissioners. Mrs. Nan-
cv'Tutterow filed for Register of
Deeds on the Republican ticket.
Tohn N. Waters filed for Justice
of the Peace in Mocksville Town
ship on the Democratic ticket, and
Lee Bowles, Democrat, filed for
County Survrvor.
Hospital Auxiliary
Mrs. C.yde Young. President,
announces the second meeting of
the newly organized Davie Coun
tv Hospital Auxiliary to be held
Tuesday, April 17. at 2:00 p.m.. in
the Court House Building a t
Mocksville. All ladies in Davie
County who ate interested in vo^
untarv work at the Davie Couoty
pital are urged -o attend or to no-
ti^ some other member of their
willineness to help.
Mrs. Young states that member,
ship is not bv invitation, and urges
all the ladies in Davie County who
can contribute their service to the
hospital to come to the auxiliaiy
me^.ig.
Cleanup Campaign
Sprindime is always cleanup
time and since a clean home is al
ways safer from fir^ Farming,
ton Volunlper ' -ottment
with the cooper on of i Home
Demonstration P. T. A.,
Communitv Counai. urangj, E c., is sponsoring a gemtil clean-UD
tanpaigninourfiredisr ct, Mrtiy
fires originate in cluttered attics,
basements, closets, and out-build-
ings. Eveu if a fire stars, it is more
easily controlled where rubbish
has not been allowed to accumu
late.
In the course of a clean-up.
many items turn up that may be
of no particular value to you but
which are too good to throw a-
lion sponsored by the Beta Club Mrs. Thutmoiid Foam trat
were well Under way at Fatming- ed presldrai;Mra. Arnold
ton last week. .. The Senior , girls
softball team defeated the Sopho
mores aher a very close game. In
the Ping Pong realm. Billy Shel
ton, repressnting the Freshmen
Class, won th^-»in(!les'and‘joe Bu^
sick and Johnny Hauser from the
12th grade defeated Tommy Rat-
edge and James White from the
18th grade. Therefare the Sei^iors
now hold the doubles. In Horse
shoes, Bruce Whitaker, a Senior
was defeated b y a Sophomre.
Junior Reavis, who now holds the
title of best Horseshoe player.
The Home Economics'Depart
ment with the help of Mts. Groce
gave a very good Fashion Show
last Monday night at tne monthly
P. T. A., program. The show was
entitled “Fashions For Spring.'
Girls fro... the 1st, 2nd and 3rd
classes were modeling dress-
M elto-
Ciwplin
ed to have thdf scrap paper tied
In bundles.rrady'to be picked up
onthisdate.in ^ iig s at 7:30'o’clock, fcyery
liuiy who Is interested in helping , ^ ti* a ■
this worthy cause is u rj^ to. / ( , | 0 A d V e r -pteseiit.
. ^A paper drive throughout the
communitv will b . conducted . m
Use
,T he;;codS ?h la y s a iullH on e g g s ,
< T h e h e lp iiil h e n b u t an e,
Bill; the cndfisti <lo« not cackle
To tell «li<i “ihe h»« dotie
So we. scoiu tbe niodesl codfih.
W h ile th e h o m tfu l h e n n e 'p n z e
W h ic h iMily k o c s to sh o w , m y
friends V
it p.iys to ^vpTtlse
es, dusters, find Jackets, in cotton,
rayon, linen, and nylon fabrics of
all colors. The Judges decided I
that the most attractive dresses
from the 1st years grounp were
made bv Polly James and Gail
Bennett. Margaiet Jo Harpe made
the pretties dress In the 2nd year
group and Elizabeth King made
the most attractive one for the 3rd
year group. However, all th e
dresses were quite pretty and the judges had a tough decision to
make. lohnsie bills acted a s
narrator for the fashion show
while Peggy Dull played the piano
accompaniment. Photographer |oe
Langston, made single pictures of
each of the girls and gave them
these to keep as a reminder of this show.
In the baseball field this week,
our team played host to Moclo- ville on Tuesday. April 10d>. Farmingtcm’s team gained a thrill
ing victory over the Mocksville on
Tuesday. April 10 h. For Mocks- ville. this was their 1st loss after 5' wins. The final score was 4 to 1.
In the very last part of the game,
lohn Foster made a double plav
with the .assistance of Leonard
Shelton,, thus ending the game.;
For the Fannington team, this
evens it at 2-2.
Two of our ^n io r Girls, Patay' Clin: and Joyce Pavne, were in.'
vited to the Freshmen-Sophomore
Prom at State College last Satur-/ day night The girls reported that'
they hid a very nicj time.
S P E C f A L S
These Prices Effective Wednesday Moming April 18th Only
B o r s
DUNGAREES
10 OZ. ZIPPER FLY
Size* 6 To 16
Resiiia* Pi ice $1 49
99c
MEN’S
WORK PANTS
ONE LARGEGROUP
Values To $2 98
$1.99 Each
LADIES’ ,
SANDALS
Re^lar $1.98
2 Pairs $3.00
‘ LA R G E TABLE
COTTON PRINTS
BROAD CLOTH
Regular 39c
3 Yards For $1.00
FREE! FREE! FREE!
YO U R CHOICE OF A N Y SIM PLICITY
^ ^ PATTERN
With Any Dress Length Of Materials
From 59c Up
LADIES
BRASSIERS
32A T o 44C
59c Each
. 2 For $1^00
B . C M O O R E & S O N S
“BUY FROM MOORE AND SAVE MORE'’
MOCKSVILIE, N. C.
way and might be useful to some one else. With this in mind, we
are asking that you set aside all
such items for a rummage sale
which the fire department is hold-1 ii^ on Saturday, May Sth. at the'
Fire Station. Anything of anv:
value—discarded furniture, elec
trical appliances, toys, machin
ery, tools, etc., will be sold and the proceeds used to enable vour Fire Department to serve you
better. |
. Volunteer firemen will call upon
you sometime during the first , week in May to collect items you'
wish to donate. We will also sell
forvou, for a lOS commission,' any items you wish to dispose of but do not wish to donate out-.
right. This sale will be widely ad- j
vertised and we feel that all items
will brine full value. I
Please help yourself, vour com
munity, and your fire depattm nt
by cooperating in this clean up
drive. I
F»tmlngton_VoL_Fite^partment.
A. A, holleman
Arthur A. Holleman. 56, died at his home in Kinston on Apri! 8, following a heart attack.
Mr. Holleman lived in Mocks-
ville for sevetal veais, and was Cashier bf the Southern Bank & Tcutt Co., of this city. He was al
io .in the real estate business here' foriometiine. {
Sutvl^nj ate his wile the form
er M Ih B l n b ^ Bahnson, ..f
Fumlugton. two sons and oiiei
(b u tte r, two brothert anil ihr.e
siftei*: ' ■ ' 'I.
Funeral service ‘ were held at -
Pine Grove Methodist Church, i
R inyth Countr. It 111. m . Wed- ;
' ' inotninf. - . !
_ idinumymends
i n ^ d t y wcic ••ddencd by
Two do9rs or four doors, V«8 or 6, there*fl
ft Plymouth H ardtop (or you. Whichever
yon pick, youll have the biffgest* sfnart-
eM Hardtop of the Iow*price Ihreel
Most beauty, size, value in the low-price three-all yours .
in a big new ’56 Plymouth Belvedere or Savoy Hardtop !
Here’s the ideal companion for Bpriiw-
ttirie d riving fu n -a b rig h t new
Plymouth Hardtop. Drive one and Bee I
Look a t those racy “let's go!” lines. . .
try th e reflex-quick response of
Plymouth’s sensational new Hy-Fire
V-8 or 6 .... see how easily your
Plym outh whisks you through city
traffic, out to the open road where
you belong, you: and yoiir Plymouth
Hardtop. , '
With windows down, you enjoy all
the airy fun and flair of a convertible.
With windows up, you’re sedan snug.'
You won’t settle for anything less, once
you’ve driven a Plymouth Hardtop I ■
Mymaiiikls th* M «|«t sarin tlia low-prica thra*
...lo n g u t, lo w eA 'n»m !e>t, w ilh a tru e b ig < ar t|d e.
WMk th. nawasl styling ,ef tka lew^rle^ tkrM...
tU s Plym outh is r u ll) ' new . N o “ w arm i^.«vet” desiga!
p a g e t b h r b ;
THE DAVIE RECORD. Nafcory-Gall
V OMmI Pkpar fai Tha C m ^ ^
No U q iiw . W lno, Be«r Ad» Advant*, was
Miss Sarah Dot
of Mtii. Grace
married to WiJiain
NEW S AROUND TOW N.
Ffihcls Nahory, at 10 a.in.'Saiut-
tual mass.at: Saint Leo’s
>, W lnnon Salem.
L. Richardson of-
bedding mtisic was pr^
Catholic
Father
M b d ttv iU e H ig h
iS d io b lN e w t
Basy terma.
LYNDA .CRAWFd
0nfy OrlWiNt in tfc#
. m echanical, safe* a n d 60 sim ple. O ptional on a ll m odels.
Tha parfovmanca diwnp of iha thraa.
holds o flidal N A SC A R speed a b d acceleration recordsi
a«^ la awn a PlymaMli Hardtap
V ,. ask y our d ealer about hie m odem finance plan today.
Plymouth ft)sb8 less
horn H^ day V<» tw »k. tm, «w> » .... yeti'll vmd Imi m> « Hk(i»o<I>. Wofs oh. ifana «o<a H,nvilh •« uwd « (oj* rtan o* etkar cm cankbt*!
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall re
tuiaed hwt week from a few days
.visit to .Washington, p.
D uB n,N .C .
M tii t . A. VanZant.of Route 1,
has bem i«uite III for die past ten
days. Her frien* hope for her an
eathr^ reepverv.
Ml*. Earl Lambandlitt!edaugh'
ler.of Greensboro spent saveral
, <hys iatt week in town with her
mothCT.Mfs.W .P .N ail.
Whiter lingers in the lap of
■pribit Last Monday moming the
metcuty dropped to a low of 31
degteet and there was plenty ’ of
ice.
Mr. and Mrs. S W. Brown, Sr„
of this dty and Mr. and Mr*. Take
Brown of Yadfcinvilk. attend^
the A ^ ea Festival In WBmlBg-
toniiecmdy. -
Mra. FrankMiller. of Route 3,
who spm tsem taldavsla Bepdst
HospitU, Winston-Salem, under^
going tteatment, was able to re
turn home lastweek.
Fred Tkvette, a former M ods-
vllle citizeo, who has bten . living
inthd deepv old town Of Wins-
tbn-Sdein for many years; was a
M o ^ ilie visitor one day iMt
week.
M th C. W. Alexander, o f Coo-
leemM, who undetrwent an oper-
(don at Rowan Memorial Hospi*
tal, on April 6th, waa able to re
turn home last W k . her fUends
will be glad to learn.
Our fHend Sam Talbert, coun'
tv surveyor of Advance was hi
tomWednesilaiyand y^ile here
filed on the R^uhlkan ticket for
surveyor. Samhasheldthlsaflice
for a munher of years.
Mt^ and Mr^ P. j. Johnsoii will
ictum home toinoirw from a aev-
etal days visU with dtelrdaughter,
Mrs. Robert McNeitt and Mr. Mc-
NelU. at B irm ingh^ Ala- and
I i ^ johnaon’a brother, W. A. Al
lison and Mta. Allison, at Venice,
Ra.
, B .& tow dl,o(N ew Y oikatv,
who'has been visiting hU btothm
Reid and Tom Towdl,near Coun-
^ Une,' returned to his home last
week. Mn Towellplaiw to move
beteaitoundMay 1st. Heleftthis
countv some SO icata ago, ^ I*
'•edita*. ___ . \ ,
Major CUoasd LeGnmd, a te-
aident of Mocksville for many
yeats, spent a day or tm in.town
laat wedt while on his wav to Fkwida, where he may_ locate. Major LeGrand la out of the army . now, following 3S yean aetidce. He
Is.abrotherof I. P. LeGrand, of
this dty. He has many IHenda hwe who ate always ^ad to see
Mr. and Mrs. John
Filday nigh^ April the Sen~ kwaiwere entertahied by the Jun-
iota at die Elk's O ub in SalisburV; Thf! theme fbt the .banquet was
d ie d io w M t-.^ ^ ^ ^
Mr; and Mrs. Devley Holton,pt.*cia^. - , - - ----- • - s
Charlotte. form«Modaville cltt-,” "«^ . M "- foseph S. Barago- ^ _______
; «ns,-*ere ill. town Fridaypnboai. Mr. Nahbry h die aon of Mr. the chib was dectwated,"TheSen'
and Mrs. Joseph Nahory. of C l ^ itin were spdlbound by Ita' Ibv^.
land,Ohio. . neaa. Iheprogtam was the beatMrs: Nera 'Godbey waa her Many thanka to the luniora.„ niece’s matron of honor. Brides- 'Sm td ^ moming, April 7, maids-were Miss_ft»tricia Smidi. crave w>uh got u p at f of Knoxville, Tenn., and. Miss even after ata^g out so
Gail Sheek, of Winstbti-Salein. night befote. and wete ready to go James Naht^. of Clevdmd, was to RsMgh to die P. R A. Con- hla bnither’s bnt man. _ vendbn. Seventeen ddeiiates at-
Mts. N.D.RoseofNot^tkiVa;^ Pianos tuiied, repaired, re
daughter C RMdrriwitt^' J t . te^nlshed.or r«tyled. Fr«
» d Ii«le da,«h?« B ^ i ; of
|Gteenahoto, sp^UaM Tueadayiii viTrite for prtees.town, t the* goem <M -Mra. Roae ScerUng-Thomas Muaic Co.
mpahi^, Mn. R- L. yijkef who 629 N, Trade St. Winaton-Salem
^ been to her home poRSALE—Th former honie
for aome by llmeas.. ^ 'of Captain'Domm, locat^ near
rebuilt The re^stndon botib shall b e ' esd open at,the r.sp ^ v e polling.pla-
New and. used pianos, ces in each precbict^ from
Ushei^s were Donald Steti_____
Chapel Hill, and Maurice Clhw, of
Winston-Salem.
Gfami in marriage by her mater- day^'Aprilnal mndfadier. Mr. S. S. Blakley, widi die
the bride wore a walcz-length gown Iphnnv'
t, ^ .tend^ the convention and thor-
I i n / ^ ^ u b o p e i! ^ Wednes-
“ at acdvity period
_j fo the U. S.- flag,
l and Yvonne Hutch-
SPEOAL NOtlCE-Dainaged bv Trackiog Co’s and Railtoads.
Pumitute of all types, only place
in die> Soudi, that you can; get
allghdy damaged tumlture at ad-
iustet’s price. BMure and see It
at; 217 ST,
Winafon-Salem.'N. C.
of imported lace woven in an. in- ens gave the devotion. There was
ideate weddlof bell ^ttem . It a M ent show next to choose a de-
was traditional white with an oval legale from our club to participate neddhie, dghtly fitted bodice and in &e county talent show. Veona
avolumninous skirt bordered at Welbotne singing "Tea for Two,”
the hemline with pleated' tulle.'waa selected. A demdnstradbnbi
The fingertip veil of Illusion m gardening waa given.by Miss War- to a circlet of pearls and I^ a n d Mr. Baker/ .
FOR RENT- New 4-ioom dwel
ling and 29'acre farm with 1.S9 icrea tobacco aUotinent. Will rent liouse and tobaixo allotment to-
or separately. Known as
Hawkins Puipetty in
Prompdy write
Attomey, Building.
Winston-Salem, ^ o n e 54)251.
Courtney section. Promi or call Htiyle Ripple, i 103 First National Bank
ale. Thiawaain prepatatidn for
die band which they hope to hayeCall entertained at a wedding ale.breakfast. • d ie---------------
After the bteakfost the couple in the new high school next year,
left for a trip South. Mr. Pfedet’a home room had
Mrs. Nahory is a graduate of charge of the chapel program Fti-
Womaii’s College, at Greensboto, day. Scripture was read and Ihe and has.a degree in UbrarvSdeiice Lotd’a Ptayer autig. TheatudenU flxHn die University of North Car- toned In A e “Grand Ole Opty.” olina. She is now with the Char- Te» Tub was master of ceremon- lotte Public Library. ies. Jim Boger was announcer.
Mr. Nahory was graduatedfiom-Gene DickenaandSod Brassfield
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, were there too. The souate dan- He received his master’s degtee cets wete Carol Miller. Kllv Sell,
from the University of N or^ Car-. A ^ CalU Jimmy Kdly. Alice An-
olina; He is now employed with dasoii. Alton Sheek, PMty Taylor
D. M. M a^ntoah and Company, a n d .G i^ e rS a n f^ Odierspar- neers. tidpadng were Leon Carter, Bob
. . 'heii'ther return from their IQ j^, H. T. Metdney, Z N. Ah-
honem oon the couple will reside detron, Michael Barnette, Louise
at 327 W est28th'St, Charlotte. Allen and Flottoa Collette.
Wins Scholarship
Miss Martha Kate Husser.dau*. ««am.ldlhi|.how music akis vdie
ter of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Huaser, g die primaty grade
of Advance, Route 2, has been a-
warded an academic honor
ivlBceit
______schol- Mr. Ed Shofti presidcot; Mrs.
^ i p to Catawba CoUeie hi die M onw Johnson, vlce^iieaj Mtsi
amount of |70a “ “ **'*•Miss Husser U a grade “A" stu- A T. Gtro^ Jr., tiCTsuier. dentatShadyGrove,, where she ,„ § » g m tt la ^ N a ^
iaveryactive-lnaU. school acdvi- « q 4 > ^ ip ^ rt,? -ties and holds a nuq)b<w of inr ^
pormntoffic*.-^ ^ „ ® ttoSg:,*S3 S ^ rb ..e b .n te « nShe will enter Catawba College LendsvUle. The score wasin, the 611 where she wiU'inajotin and En^ah. ii« Th* ^-----, —-m muviw miu uui^Bn. caltod Jtt 5 A toning OB tccount of
_ J cold. On Tucadav our boirs play*
Pink IUtIedge,pf Woodleaf.
Mocksvaievisliors Friday. Come b t £ fiiM l o e s ^ ^ T ^ '
Our old friends Roy B n
often, bovh -our :
for
3 P r i n g
BARGAINS
were Sunday guests of Mr^.and
Mis. Cfamnce B.Jsmesand fiunt
tyonC hureh S tfc^ .:
- MAN OR WOMAN BEYOUr '< OWN BOSS - $400 ,MONTHLY SPARE TIME. RefilUng and/col-
Ifeedng money fiom our five c n t
roust have ear, lefor-
.D cash, secutcd by Iti- ventt^. 'Devoting «houts a week
to,business, your end on p e t^ - collectiona wlH net m to moodily widi very «iOd posaib^ des of taking over fun ^ ti^ Income incieaslMacranlingly. F «
9 Children’s Spring Coats
Values To *10.98 -
8 Children’s Toppers
Values To $13.98 -
3 Children’s Suita .
Values To *4.98 •
4 Children’s Suits
Values To $7.98 - -
One Rack of Uulles Dresses
Values To *5.98 - -
t3 M
Mockavilie on Hi^wav No. 156.
n a M fl* A VWO A A V sThtoiaoneof die batter homesANT ADS PAY. la priced to_aen. Sho^_L T
WANTED—E»peri«wed «ew*
^ & “^M fg.,Co.
Jkiockaville,:N.X;.
appointment. E. C. MORRIS.
Mocksville, N .C.
o’clock's, m.. until sunset for the
Istration herelii ordered, on j28.1956, Mav 5. 1956, and >
12.1956.
fhU 24di d « of Match, 1956. Davie Coiinty Boaixt of Elcciiona’., By ). C D w li^s, Chaitiiim.
Attest: ' HaroMFoater, S m e ^ .
Nordi Canriii^ D>yje Cwmtr
N (ynC E
Nttrlh Carolina, D a w e C t)^ .:;:.W li^ ^ ^trad p n o f
-NOnCE-MockavillePtecbictL^-to-auch-ai«xtent-«hat-
Whereas, a petition has been pte- necessary to ^ b l i * .two v ^ n g
mted to the Davie County ^ r d . precincts in Beu the prectect
of Electlona to remove tfie voting heretofore eatabluned.
Piedmont Laundry
& Dry Cleaners
Owiied And Operated By
C. P. JOHNSON
PHONE 489
ForKckUpAndD eU Tery
Located In Front Of
, Drive*ln Theatre
$SM
O ne R>dc O f LadiM D r ^ V alw g t o $18,98
$4.00 To aiiaoo
0)dd* And Ends In:
Ladlea And ChilidrenV Shoes
$iep(^ $2:0a ^ $106
Children's DrawesValueiTo^j^^
$L00 A n d ^ ^
H ats Form erly |6 .9 8 •
^lacliwelder & SoMMrt
SdU H inr S i ^ 'Mbekg«ilb» N. C
place In Jerusalem Townshia, Da- Now. thetefore, be it lesolvcd
vie County, North Carolina, and that Mocksville Ptednct be and
whereas the Davie County Board the same is hereby divided into
of Elections is of the opinion that two voting precincts by a line de-
it is in the best interest of the ma- scribed as follows:
Jority of voters of the said precfaiet Beshiningata pofait on High- to remove the said voting place, wav No. 64 as it croases Dutch- Now therefore, be it resolved man Creek on die East b o u n ^
that the voting place in and for of die said precinct and foUowing
the lerusalem Precinct, Davie Highway No. 64 Weatwanlly to the
County, North Carolina, be and intersection of Depot Street in the
the same is. hereinafter removed City of Mocksville; dience West- ftom its present location to the wardly with Depot Street to the
rusalem Fire Department House point where it teioins Hi^way
cated near the intersection of. No. 64 at the intersection of Salia-
Highwaya 801 and 601, and same.burv Street, thence Northwardly
is hereby designated as the voting
place for the said precinct.
This the 3rd day of April, 1956.Davie County^oard of Elections.
By. I. C. Dwiggins, Chairman.
Attest: Harold Foster, Secretary.
North Carolina, Davie County
NOTICE
Whereas, the Davie Coun tv Board of Ejections finds a need
for a legistradon of all of the vot*
ets pf Davie County in each and
every precinct thereof.Now, therefore, it is resolved
that a registration be and the
is herebv ordered in the fo^
lowing precincts: Modcsville,Farm-
n, C l^sville. N or^ Cala-
South Calahain, Jerusalem, eemee.- Fulton. East S'
Grave, West Shady Grove
Smith Grove.
Bear Creek, the Western bounda^
of the said predhct.
bv created and designated aSSoiidi
Mocksville Precinct' .the voting
place to be at the County Coutt House, located within' said precinct. The temaindet of the said
original precinc. Iving North and
West of the said line shall be aiid
the same Is hereby created and de
signated aa North Mockavilie 1 ^
cinct, the voting place to be atthe Elementary School; Chetty Street,
Mocksville, within said precinct.
This die 3rd dav of April, 1956.
Davie County Board of Ekctlons.
Atteat: I Foster, Secretafr.
J)oG Y^ACCINATION
At The Following Times And Places
PROTECT YOUR DOG AGAINST RABIES
Davie Academy
County Un& Wanens’ Service Station
Sheffidd, Smidi’s Store -
Center, Tutterow’s Store
aarksville. Gentle’s Store
Four Comets • - - •
William R.'Davie School
Cana, Robert Futdies Home
Farmington Sdiool
Millet’s Store, Jimction Highways 801 and 601 -
SmithGrove S c ^ l . . . -
Smith Grove, Paul Bowles Store
'Oak Grove Chutch •• - . -
Mocksville, Davie Coimty Training School . :
Mocksville High School ■/ ^
Otho Graves Store. • - r.
Pine lUdge Road, Chedu Store - ;
Greasy Comer, .Everhardt<iatwood Garage
Monday, April 23.4K)0 p m to 4:30 p m
- Monday. AptU 23, 5KW p m to 5:30 p m
Monday, April 23,6KH) p m to 6:30 p m
- Monday, April 23,7KX) p m to 730 p m
Tuesday, April 24,4:00 p m to 4:30 p m
Tuesdav, April 24.5:00 p m to 5:30 p m
Tuesday, April 24, feOO p m to 6i30 p m
Tuesday. April 24, 7:00 p m to 7dO p m
Wednesday, April 25,4:00 p m to 4:30 p m
Wednesday, April 25 5:00 p m to 5:30 p m
W ^ ^ y , April 25,6:00 p m to 6:30 p m
W ^nesday. April 25,7.00 p m to 700 p m
Monday, April 30.4:00pm to 4:30p m
- ■ 'rJjW ^y, April 30,5.-00 omto 5:30 p m
• 'M o^ay, April 3ft 6:00 p m to 7:00 p m
Tuesday, May 1.4KX) p m to 4-JO p m
Tuesday, May 1.5:00 p m to 5:30 p m
Tuesday, May 1,6:00 p m to 6:30 p m
James Service Stationi Across From Renti Dry Oeaneis Tuesday, May 1,7:00 p m to TM p m
Mock’s Church
AdvanMSchool - - '
Bfadiy; Robertson’s Store
Ftotk. Uvengood’s Sure -
Cooleemee'Sehoot - -'
Comatiet Cotnatier Grocery
Siewatt’s State, 5 Miles EtM of Mocksville
Tuntmtlae Chutch
Mocksville Depot
D a ^ Store. Neat Union Chapel Church
Gn^n’aSnne
. M ccgood’^ Store
Wednesday, Mav 2,4:00 p m to 4:30 p m
Wednesday, Mav 2,5:00 p m ip 5:30 p m
Wednesday, Mav 2, 6KX) p m' to 6:30 p m
Wednesday, May 2 ,7:00p m ra 7-30 p m
Monday. May 7, SHW p m to 7:00 p m
T uei^y, MaV 8. 4M) p m to 4>J0 p m
Tuesday.'M^y 8,5M p. m. to 5:30 p m
- Tuesday, 8,6:00 p m to 6:30 p m
Tuesday, May ^ 7:00 p m to 7:30 p m .
Wetinesdav, May 9 .5.-00 p m to 5:30 p m
Wednesday, May 9 ,6M) p m to 6H0 p m
Wednesday, May 9,7:00 p m to 7:30 p m
AIIDosgFour (4) Month* <Md Or Older Should Be V a c e in ^
The Charge. Special At Clinics Only, Is |1.00 Per Dog
AU Vacdne Wid Be Adnunitlered By A Vetotinariaii
Davie Comity HeaMi Departmenl k ii.l
■ }
/v 'I
■ IS
M m
;PaQB VOUH
Unto Death
LM M ii f« r A pril tZ . t m
\ \ r O Y 4 0 people « et kiUeO to r
v v being C h rlrtU a st I t sM m i in.
credible, an d H h a sn 't h appened
to m o st C hristians. B u t it does
h appen. C h ristia n ia w as p e rh a p s
only a few m onths old w hen th e
first m arty r. Stephen, m e t bis
d e a th a t th e b an d s o f a .m ob. Now
th e pecu liar fea tu re of th a t m ob
w as th a t it w as so respeetaM e.
N ot a hoodlum In
th e lo t T hey w ere
a ll civic leaders,
m en high in reli>
gious circles. In
fact, it w as the
high co u rt th at
adjourned and be*
ca m e th e stone*
th r o w in g , m o b .
T hey w ould not
h a v e said th a t B r.
th ey m u rd ered Stephen. H iey
w ould h av e said th ey executed
him . B ut th a t m ak es it a ll th e
m o re of a puxzle. A hoodlum
m ig h t shoot dow n a good C hristian
Ju st fo r m eanness, b u t w hy should
m en of distinction icUl a m an for
no o th er crim e th a n being a
C hristian?
B Itod of th i M arty n
B efore trying to an sw er th a t
question, w e m gbt glance through
history and sec a few o th e r cases.
C ircum stances vary , b u t th e kind
of m arty rd o m th a t w as iS te p h ^ ’s
is alw ays essentially th e sam e. N o
one ev er b rin g s th e k ille rs into
court. W ho would* h av e brought
suit a g ain st th e S anhedrln fo r
klUirig Stephen? T hey w er« th e
court. W ho could a rre s t th e Em<
pci-or N ero fo r b u rning th e Chris*
tian s alive In h is g ardens? W ho
could iiave w ritten a le tte r to the
pap er (It th e re h a d . b e en one)
com plaining ab o u t th e m a ss m ur*
dors, by g re a t em p ero rs lik e Dio*
clctian o r M arcus A urelius, of
innocent C hristians? So H w as
u'hen Jo an o f A rc w a s b u rn ed a t
the stakes, o r w hen “ Bloody M ary”
w as r u n n in g w ild a g a in st the-
P ro to sisn ts. o r w hen th e R u ssian
revolution cau sed th e d e a th of no*
body know s how m a n y hu n d red s
of priest, o r w hen th e C hinese
revolution h as b rought d e a th to
C hristians again in o u r tim e. T he
persecutors m a y b e bishops, a n d
arch-bishops, h eath eiu em p aro rs,
'’people's governm ents," o r Alri*
can chiefs, they alw ays h a v a
th e law on th e ir side, an d w h at la
m o re serious, th ey h a v e public
opinion.. W hen th e e a rly F re n c h
m issionaries to the A m erican In*
dians w ere tom ahaw ked, • • io
m an y of them w ere, does an y one
suppose th a t th e ir sc alp s w ere
buried to destroy tr a c e s . of th e
crim e? N ot a b it o f it.'—som e
Indian w arrio r w ore th e scalp an d
w as the envy o f everybody In h it
village. A lw ays th e m u rd e r o f th e
C hristians is done w ith public
know ledge.
fim utign Cm !•
W e can m ove a little closer to
o u r question by rem em bering th a t
th e church h as not alw ays' been
persecuted. Som etim es it h a s been
highly praised, w elcom ed, honored.
It m ay even succeed in running
th e country. Nobody w ould d ream
of p ersecu tin g it,—In fact, it m ay
tu rn the tables and p ersecu te othei
people. Oh—you say a t onca—
w hen th a t happens, it Isn’t th e
. ch u rch of God an y m o re: th e
tru e church w ill alw ays b e p er
secuted. an d w hen it isn 't, it Is a
sign it is no longer th e tru e church.
—T h ere is som e tru th In th a ti b u t
it is saying too m uch. A ch ureh
m ay b e fre e fro m persecution and
still b e larg ely C hristian. How*
ever, you ca n se t it dow n a s a
ru le: W henever th e church, and
th e people in It. do Just w hat
everybody else does an d think
w h at ev e ry one thinks, then ft
w ill n o t b e persecuted.
M artin N iem oeller la a e ase in
p o in t H e w as a hero o f W orld
W ar I w ho la te r becam e a m in ister
W hen H itter took o ver G erm any.
P a sto r N iem oeller w ent along w ith
' w h at H itler did, o r a t any ra te h e
said nothing, fo r a long tim e.
A nd aU th a t tim e. M artin N iem oel
le r w ent rig h t on w ith h is church
w ork undisturbed. T hen Anally
H itle r w as too m u ch ev en foi
' N iem oeU er’s stro n g stom ach, and
h a defied HiUer. *1 h a d a higher
F u e h re r.” h e said y e a rs la te r,
a h ig h e r L eader. So th e poU ea
ca m e and m arch ed th a t m io la tar
oil' to Jail, one m o rn in g a fte r
chu rch . Y ou see? T h e c h u rch is
n e v e r persecuted w hen a ll It si^^a
. to ' th e w orld around it la '*‘Yes»
jres, w e a g re e !" T he c h u rc h h a s
>beM» persecuted, and w ill b e per-
• •TCttted h ere in A m aric* even.
m w d w h e n -llk e Stephen of o l d -
it 'd a re s to se t above public opin*
' J a n .c u s to m , r’morcs.** respect*.
•W U tie s. au th o rities «n'd pow ers.
H igher U a d e .
Noticeof Sale of House and
LotinMocksviUe.
Putsuant to an order an<l Jude*
ment of S* H. Chaffin. C* S. C ,
tendeced in an action or proceed- ins in the Superior Court of Da*
vie Counts^ N. C , entitled *'Davie
County* a Municipal Corporation
vs T«trv R. Durton* Admr* nf J. E. Button, deceaned. et al.*' the
undersigned Commissioner, wilt,
on Saturday, tbe 5th day of
1956.atl2HX)o’cloclc. M., at the Court House door of said County,
in Mocksvillc, N. C., offer for 8>le
at public Mtjciioii, the fullowing
tieiCTlbti^imds-crHotsrwhiciT-was- thc propercv of /. .E! Burton, <Je- ceased, to-wiv:
Lots Nos. 101.102. 103.104,105, 106 and 107 on M»ple Avenu * cx tension on west side of Sali>bury
Street in Mocksvil)e« N. C , upon
which there is located a nice dw«K Ung house.
Terms of Sale: Ont;*third cash
and the balance on 30 days timf
with bond and sippr.'ved secuntv or all cash at opt on of the pur
chaser.
This 28th d.iy of March. IS*56
A. T. GRANT, Commissioner.
».........................
M i Hieoiu); MOCKSVIUJi N. iig
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of an or der oi the Superior' Court of Da
vie County, made in the ’sOccia
proceeding entitled Will McCul
loh,etal, vs Clarence 'McCulloh.
upon the special proceeding dock et of said ^ourt, the undersigned
Commissioner will, on the 28th
day of April, 1956, at 10 o*ck>^ a. m.. ( n the prenii&vs South Mocksviile, at the home place of
D,F. McCutIoh.atMcCuaoh Arf
bor, about three miles Souiheasi
•if Mocksviile, N C., offer for sale to the highest biddet for c< thi'se certain truciti and lots ol
land Iving and being in Mocks-
ville Ti'vmdhip, Davie County, N;
C., on the Turrontine Road, aitd more partictilarly described as fbl
lows, to*wit:
Being ihe property of the esute
of D. K. McCulloh, deceased, io
cated in Mocksviile Township. Da
vie County, three miles S«iU'h of
Mocksviile, North Carolina, which
map is drawn and surveyed by A. L. Bowles. R. S„ Nov, 22 23, 1955. which map is recorded in the Re-
ter of Deeds office of Davie
itv, Platt Book 3, page 45.
and on the said map as r^orded the lots which are htcluJed on th^ sud map, range from one to forty
^nur. and the spid map Is just a
much part of iJtc ^aid par.*8nipK
IS it herein tully set out.This 27th dav of March, 1956.
rOHN T. BROCK, Comniissiohef
B. C. Brock, Atrtvrney
Admin'stratrix Notice
Having qualified as Administra
trix of (he estate of GravJon Sin*
lairCarimell, deceas«*d, late ol
O.tvie County, Nonh Carulina, rhis is to notify.all pcisons hsivin^ Jaims aVainst said estate to pre
tent hem lo the understfincd with
in twilve months from date here
of. or this notice will be pl> aded in bar of their recovery. All per-
tons owing said estate will pU*ase
make immediate settlemenc.
This 21st dav of March, 1956. EMILY RODWELLCARTMELL.
Admrx. of Graydon Sinclair
CHrtmell,
Martin &. Matttn, Atty>.
NOTICE TO CREDITOE^
Having qualified as Executor of
the (Mtate of, Tulia Spr nkic Zim
merman, deceased, norice is hvre* by siven to all persons holding
claims against the said deceiised,
to prestnt them, properly veriticd,
to the unvteiMgncd, on or b> lore
•:hv lOih day of March, 1957. or
this notice will be plead in bar of
iCovety. Ai’ per.si>ns indebted tn
9Bid estate, will p]ca»e make prompt
«ettlemcnt.
This 10th day of March. 1956.^^*lrvey Hairdl Zimm< rmain
&cr. lulia f-'prinkleZimineimi n
B. C. Brock, Altoiney.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified us Executor of
the rs'a e of Be^sie Brown, deceas*
ed. notice i* hereby iiiven lo Oi
l3er»on8 holding claims stgainsi the said deceastd, to them
oroperly verified, to the undersign ;
ed, on or hi fore the 2Ur d>iy of >
Match. 1957, < r this* t’oiice wili b« l plead in bar oi 4ec very All per*: ons ind‘bted ID »>Hid < « *ue. will
please in»ke promnr settlement.
This 2Isr dav i*f M^rch. 1956.H. L. BRYANT. &tr.. ? Besf^ie Brown. dtCsV,
Btctelt dt Brock. Atti*ri>ev< *
B a n e r^ c a l al thi» affier
BOW and get your land pof-
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''trie B efore ^ r k i i i t M e lm
' 'A nd Abbreviatad* S k irts
(bmrte Srrord, April zD. tql6) :
O. P. Bow, o(Y>dUo*llle,R. I,
was la town Frhl,, on bosiaen.
Min CIOTce Hnoler spent tbe
week.eiid .the gtmt of Mrs. Mary
. Hiller,-ti^r leansilem.'
J, p. Moore and aon James and
,W. F Dwlerlns were In tbe-TwIn
city Tbartday on bnslness.
Miss'Msruaret Brock, of Cbir-
. lotte, spent several days last week
witb bet brotber, B. C. Brock.
Dr. Andenon. Dentist, having
cangbt up Mib bis iBshing Is now
back ia bis office,
lEMIsses May ^d ergraft and
Bettlab Fleming, of tbehlgbscbool
(acnlty, went to Greensboro Sat.
nrday lo iee tbe Viiginla Carolina
.bril. eane.
June Meroncy who holds • oosi.
tion wltb-Ctowford's Drag Store st
. town tbe put week witb bis par.
ents. :
Hoii. JoMphns Daniels passed
tbrongb o n r village Tbnradsy
afternoon, hut only hesitated bete
a mlniite or two. He was od tals
■ way to Lonisillle.
}am|e Moore, wbo b teacblng
scbool at Harrodsbnrg, Ky„- spent
sewrai davs here last week wItb
bis parentf.' Bis nuinv. friends
were gltid to see him looking so
wen, '
Miss Rnth Bo«e spent
' days last <«eek In Walkertown as.
, aisting In ' gelling np ar “Toro
Thumb Weddin*" wblcb was pre
sevted in the Walkertown Metbo.
dlatcburcb’Satttrdsy evening.
The Notipariel Page l l^ r y so
d e tle s ofthe Hockavniebtgb scbool
bad a del'ightfal picnic and mptier
a t Clement Cr»t patk Thnnday
evenltig from 6 :30 to 9 o’clwk. A-
boat 33 Aerahers andieacberswere
Thinkinc back over the past 56
years I often, wonder what has
happened to ail tbe yonng
wbo onl» loaled around tbe little
town of Mocksviile wbeo.tbe work
day was over. There are but few
of tbem still living. Among tbe
few are A. T. Grant R. B. San.
ford, Bmest Hunt, Hsrold and
Frank Early, Marvin Waters, Al
bert Sbeek and others.. Some of
the young fellows would gather a-
roUnd the large porch at the old
Gslther bolidlhe on the north com.
of the squire during tbe snm.,
ST evenings. Tbe Barber Shop
Rarmonizers would put out' some
gondsinclne. which coold be be<rd
all around the .squsre. After the
boys got tired of singing, tbev
wontd mti'faot races from the com-
on the square down main street
to where the coiirl Mnse now
stsnds. Arnitte Sheek claimed to
be-the champion runner and won
most races. After tbe races the
hoys would go across lo the Wesnt
block on tbe east side of the square
and engage in jumping. Believe II
or not, the writer was a pretty
good broad jumper in those daya.
It I am not mistaken I bad a re.
cord of something over 17 feet.
Among the young fellows who
inid sssemble for these oce^ons
were Totnniv Bsllev, Ben' Me.
Clsmrock, Paal Hardimo, Ed San.
ford. Luke Ai>pltng,' Ben Bailey
and others., If I am hot mistaken
all of these men haVe gone to their
reward.
Later, on nearlv so years sgo,
Dennis Whitley, Beal Smiih, CIvde
. -Yeslerdav vaa Davte conntv dav
at Sailsbnty Federal court. Dcn’t
’know bow many of rar'dtteens
, were given s .year’s vacalkm in tbe
dtv'of Atlanta.
Margaret Voting ain aged color, d
Womaa, died Saturdsy moroiag st
the home of , her ; danghtcr. Jane
Chaplain, aiid was burled at the
colored Baptiat ceaietery Senday
afternoon.
George Frankliti Talbert, of Ad.
vance and Miss Ara Cortiatxer, of
Comatier. were united In marriagr
at the home of the'groom oil Tues
dav momlne, Apr, Kitb. Rev. }
Willism BrvsM, of Flovllla. Ga
' peHjormed the'marriage ceremony,
cermonvi The' marriage. waa
very quiet affair, only a lew friends
of the .bride and groom being pre.
sent.
• W. B. Shermer and family bava
m o ^ from Wloslpn tn tbdr faro,
near Lllwrtv Cburcb.
SnowBeck, R. N. Smith and
Dan Clarv have bought the /
Gsither fsr;'on Hunting Creek.
■ Lnvd tbe'lHtle aon'nf Mr. and
Mrs Orsdy .ijam » of Sheffield
who hsve tw»n very' III with blooil
mlmin In Ms face Is aMe to be ont
• again.
■ A )>esniirnl wading was, nie.
mix'd S«tnrd«y evening A 5HI iV'b,
•• 4:30 o’clock when Ml« W "s M.
Harris heranie. the bride- of Ra»;
mond PoWell at the h ^ of the
brides parmis in the p i^ e e
only Ihtlmatt relathmniad friertsi
Rev. 1. R Matiief Pastor of the
bride offirtsHng. using the ring
Krem<mv: The bride who ,1s the
'attractivie ■ danghier of .-Mr.
Mra. Har*«r Harria. of Harnray,
waaeharminglh a eorgelle
of rtm wit* Mnnd aecem<Me^
■. Tho gro<>"i la rbe son of Mr. and
^ Mr. S,. S. Powell, of Route s.
is a wiu knoin m a^nlc oi Dw|e
eouatr./;.
O p m FORUM
jam atw the iugd llvlag In, .the
of hcavtfl with the'g«qwl to
preach, tnto alt nallans m i ' Mod.
rad and tongue, and pecpte, Tbe
angel •vas saying with a loud voim.
Fear God. ,nd give glory to blin;
tor the honr of Ua judgment ia
; and worablp him that mad«
heaven and earth, and the sea, and
the fonnlalns of watera. ‘ In the
leding chapters we are told
tbe beast bed set np forms o f
worship sud bad forced tbe people
lo vleM full otedjence of their free,
dom to buy or sell waa<taken from
tbem. Now in this fourteenth
chapter a glorious scene was a-
bout to come fohrtb to. the people
of tbe earth. The angel was seen
by the aiiostle brlngiu't the ever*
lasting gospel to prescb lo every
aatltm, tongue, and peonle. This
was followed by another,
g every one to Fear God’s
iudgmeni Is come. Tben.stili su
Older angel followed saying Baby,
ton Is fallen. Is, fsllen. tbst great
dty, because she made all nations
drink of Ihe wine of tbe wrath of
her fomfeatkin. In the old testae
ment limes iBabylon was a great
city, but fell and has long sln«
been remembered. So this kin*,
dom set no witb Ite besst as the
bead wbo received Ms power from
tlie dragon (satan) was to ^ fall be.
fore the power et tbe gospel taught
by tbe one hundred forty four
Ihsusand servanta whoee n
hority waa delivered , by
angels..
ABOUTTHROUGH
Stuck in a smalt village for the
week end, a traveling man decid.
ed to go to ctiurdi. Aftertlteaer'
moil started and went, on and on
for two hours, he began to get
restless and fidgety. Finally he
asked an old nian sitting next Co
him hovf long the preacher bad
been Preaching there.
"About to vears,” tbe old man
whispereid,
"Well, m stay, theo,”;said th*
man. "He must be almost fin
ished.”
Ijsmes, Walter Call, Harley Graves
Csrr Swlcegond. sud Roy Holl.
houserwiMc among the yooog fel.
lows who would gstber atound tbe
square at night to help while a-
wav the lime. Back In those days
all the storM around the square
stsved open unill 9 or 10 o’clock,
end on Saturday nigbu until if
o’clock or later. There were no
oool rooms,: no movie shows, no
Mrlmming pools.bnl tbe yomg peo.
ole enioyed life aa well or p
more so than they do todav.
The ontstaudiuir events In the
good old dsvs- were Ihe Masoiilc
picnic the Fork Church commence,
meui; the a n n n a l'Baptist piciilc,
Sunnys'de Seminary
mcnt; and once In a while a circus
would come to town or a rpsd
show would visit the town sud use
the mart house 10 tml on their
show.
The Southern Ri
These angels bfonght ihe
10 pieacb a«
FBAR GOD THE HOUR OF
HIS JUDQEMBNT IS COMB.
Then John aald further. And the
third aoger followed them, saying
with a'lond voice. If any man wor.
ship tbe beset and his 'Jmage, and
in hla iforehead.
01 In hls handi: The aame abal
drink ot the wine of God, which la
poured out. sritbcmt y stn re Into
the enp of Ms Indignation; and he
abaU be tormented.; with fife and
ir In Ihe .t^ n e e ' pf the
Lamb thla thlid angel was de
llveriag the nesssgc warning. the
peoi^ not 10 yield to the doctriae
laugbl hv Ihe kingdom r^esented
by >lie' beM; and If they did snre.
ty each olie would be tormented tor
not t^ecllag this evil system set a
moag Ihe children of men {lete
upon the earth. In v m II Ihe
m m ge tntlber statea; "And Ihe
amoke of their torment ascendetb
nslonstly run an excursion to Nor.
telk or Asheville and mnny of ^onr
vcrang.iieople wooM take*advent
age of the chesii excnrsiM retes to
visit She mounlslns nt the seashore
There were no sntnmobiles In those
dayi and people did not visit the
sins or go to the beeches, as
they do todav. Maiiy Davie peo.
pie did not get onl of the. coiiBtv
often, as Ihe roads were bad" and
travel bv buggy or wagon look too
much time. ' Farmers hsuled Ibeir
tobacco to Winston by, wsgon and It
look about three dsvs to make the
trtp. Todav they load ihdr tohec-
co ln csrs or IrncVs. irtve home III
the mornliigr sell ihelr lobsceo and
fittirn honie ,1" vtlme Inr Mihm.
How |itnes^!have . Ranged in so
. ';:Tkefe-wert:,i»o'' hrtdgw V
crow lWi. tsio Yadkin rlvi«, and
the wagons and lingglea bad lo m
ferries to get arcrosa tH*ae«treahMi,
p ^ le lobk life easy In the old
dsys. Thtre sreie but few fSilks
traveling the dirt higbwavs and
did not read dallv sbonl mv f^nds
iielug killed, in auto and p1at)e
wrecks. Perhaps the world Is gel.
ting better s« the msd rse« tor
wesltb and’lilaiiry prevails, but I Imes have my 'doubu ahmt
th ls.;'\ ^ ^
De Y«a RM dnM RtieaHt
ni> for ever and ever;' and they have no rM day nor night, who war Up the beast and bis Imsge, and .wba«evw'receiveth tbe mark
of niiiw:: thU scripture reminds
us Jit rtil i»l he ia,y, lor. those
yidding obedience unto this
shW ofHe devil the old eerpant
John heard a volec aa ’ toltows,
'And 1 heard , voice, tfom heaven
me. Write, Blesaed ere
thedMd which die In . tbe Lord
f^m beneelbrtb; Yea, aalib the
Spirit, that they may rest from Ihdr laboura, aud Ibdr worka do
evil
the leader.
Ibllaw lhm .” : In, this verse thetei
la, a wonderful promlee to the right
^ t h e l f lahonra will not bam
been III vain, and their good worka
will tollow. Then In the next two verans John saw one like unto the
Son at Men sitllnc on a cloud and
on hh bead a golden crown (slgul
lying power) and In bis hand; a jdurp sirfcle. Then anther an. gel eame.oiil of the temple crying
M b a tend voice lo him Jh el^ w
OB lbeclo«d,."ThruaHnthyalrtte,
aud leap! for the Ihne la come far
tbw 10 if<ap: ,f«r the harveat of the
eattK Is: ripe ” No doubt this
meant the peopleiof the earth JwM
f»adr 10 be orteclMd lo like » field la f ^ y for Ihe hsrmst to this farm, er thfiMts In hie sickle, and teapa
Oar County And
Social Security
Bv Louis Ha Clement, Manager.
It Is possible for a retired work
er to receive social security bene*
fits and receive pavments from
other pension or retirement plans
at the same time.
Fred Bums worked for Fennsy)*
Seen Along MsinSticet
BjrTheStmtRamMet.
nia Railroad for more dian 30
vears. His wife died a year be
fore he became 65.
Fred retired from the railroad when he became 65 . and devoted
a few months to traveling. But he
is a vigorous well>preseirved man
for his age, so he took a job with a local store where he worked in ilovment covered by social se-
MEN SCARCE
' **Did you hear diere was a man-
eating shark discovered in the bar
bor yesterdayr* breathlessly a ked
the summer girl.
"Well, theie*s one good thing a-
boutlt,he*ll die .of starvation,**
said the second summer girl.
NOT MUCH
Two chance acquaintances horn
Irelaud were calking together,
‘An so yer name is Rilev ” said
one. *'Are yez aay relation to
Tim?** ,
**Very distantlv*** stud the other.
*'piwu8 me mother's first child,
tmd Tim was die seveni«enth.**
curitv. ' He remained on this job
until, he was 69 vmts old.
As a result of his work on the
railroad he receives a'monthly be*
nefit from Railroad Retirement in
the amount $116.00 each month.
His earned benefit from his store
work under old-age and survivors
insurance amounted to $71.30 per
month.
Fred now has a combined in*
come of $187,30'per month. He
has finally retired from all work
and spends his time visiting with
his sons, one of whom lives on
the west coast and the others in
southern State. His combined
benefits have made ic possible tor
do more of the things he always
wanted to do.
If you have any question con*
ceming your social security, you might write us ar 301 Post Office
Building, Salisbury, N. C., or see our representative who visits the
Court House, Mocksviile N. C
on the first and third Fridays of each mondi from 12:30'1:30. f
Piedmont Laundry
& Diy Gleaner*
Oiwnetl And Operated By
C. P. JOHNSON
PHONE 489
For Pick Up And Ddivery
Located In Front Of
Ddve-In Theatre
the <raln. So waa,the servants
the Lord wslting tor the amteb, to
d d lm thla iMMageaM anibority ao they amid then m out like
eft and gather la the people like
tbe golden grain hTiafvested tolbe
fall ,T .I. BENNETT,
' CtafMmNlC
NOTICE OF SALE of
Pursuant to an order of ,8. H.
Chaffin, Clerk ,of the Su(
Court of Davie Caunty made in
an acrion or proceeding pendbig In aald Court enlided, “Davie Cbunlv vs Walter Jones and wife Sadie Jones, ttd ,”, devisees and
hdtsat-law ofldaIto « « rd ,d ^’d.
the undersigned Commissioner will offer for sale at public auction at the CoiirtbbUM door , of Dayie
County, In.MocksvOle,, N. C , at
I2K» o’dodc: M ~- on Saturday the 19th day.ttf May^ 1956, iKe to
lowing described lands, to.wit:
A tract located'If! Fulton town
ship nteit, ,“No Creek" . Churdi; Beginiiingata. stone; comer pt
chiiich lot, thence N. 27j degs. W.
in cbuich llhf, 23 poles to a Stone
lii Cami^s line, comer, of church
lot, thena S. 16 poles to a stone,
thence 8.77* degs. E. 25.15 poles to a atone; thence North passing school’ house lot corner, 28.1
poles to a stone on South side
puUic rc ^ school house lot cor
ner, thence W. 25 links to a stone, coiner ofchurch lot. thence S. In
church lot line 12.17 poles to the
nnlng.' containing 3 acres more
«s. and being the lands fonn- erly ownrf by Ha Howard, decs’cTetms of Salu fi cash and the
balance on thtaty time with
bond and approved s ^ rity or
‘a*i>*’^h.'dE?tei.l956.This the r
A.T.GI ',Commlssloner.
An ad fa The . Record
GO GREYHOUND
Wirtston-Salem *65c.
Charlotte 1.45
Richmond. Vs.5.95
Columbia, S. C.4.05
High Point 1.15
Augusta, Ga.5.50
Norfolk. Va.7.10
Raleigh 3.25
Washington. D. C.8.10
Statesville 60c.
Gteensboto 1.35
N oith Wilkesboto 2.10
New York, N.Y.12.00
Boone 3.05
Charleston, S. C.& 8S
P la aT as. E slta <M R'd Trips
w n x o n DBVo w . noosst ifsAsfiiia^ H. a
. ‘ mmv Mtt, t M «(lr» CMt. yMlH rM* lb* n*w alrfM* Iwim
• C B N IC R U IS B Rand the Highway Travalar
G IIE V H O U 2V I}
Mrs. .Wade Futches shooptaig a-
round In dime stores—Miss K ath'
ryn larWs shopping Ih Soda Shoppe
Bobby Halltalkiog abaatwcath-
conditions in Washington O ty
Albert Boger tiatitacting some
banking business—Taylor Call <&•
cussing the political altuadon—
Mrs. Betty Potis and Miss Jane
Allen eating striped Ice cteam In
drug stote—Mrs. .C C ChaiMnaii
hurrying around'die square—Mrs.
Roy Holthouser looking overm ^
' postoffice lobby—^Arthur Dan-
growling about winter lbtgei>
ing'in the lap of spring—George
Rowlaqd and Alvin Dyson wolk.
ing on power lawn mower while
Boone Stonestfcet toilets nearby
—Senator B.C. Brock and Rev.
C. Crawford talking over' the
situation alongside bank—Mta. L.
M. Graves carrying wadding pics-
cnt up Main street—Miss Mary
McGuire doing some wanik after
noon shopping in dime stote—
Salesladies taking time off to en
joy jumbo-size coc»cohn—I. N.
Smooton his way to tm ple of
justice-Mts. Phillip Young look
ing for postcard views of Mocks-
ville without much success—Oeo.
^endricks and Geo. Shutt taUdng
over Ihe primary situation-^R. W.
Feimster laving in weekend sup
ply, of groceries—Mr. and Ml*.
Harmon McMahan waiting for
banking house toopen—JackSan-
fotd pausbig to chat with friend
on Main street—Lewie Ijames do
ing a little campaigning around,
ihe square—Farmer, selling ficsh
hen fruit atound town at 35c. per
doien—Miss Sallie Hanes d i ^
some warm morning shopping— ■
Miss Beavevlella Gaither leaving
dental parior looking sad—Mrs.
Cecil Little carrying w^ddtaig pres-
ent across Main stieer—Pink Rat.
ledge and Thomas Jeffetmn Beck
holding caucus under water oak
in front of banking house on
warm day.
In Germany
Army Home Town News Cent*
er» Kansas City. Mo., April 4th.—
Pfc. La.wrence W. <^rmcr, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gtady W. Caitnar,
Route 1,,Mocksviile, N. C., uses a
code book during “Bear Claw,” a
Seventh Army command post ex
ercise. In Germany. The exetcise
included die handling of coirau-
nlcatlons in combined operations
during the severe European wtater
Carmer, aradio relay opefator
in Radio Operation Company of
the 97th Signal Batullon, enMred
the Army July 1954, He was gta-
duated fitbtn Cool Sptinigs Hlili
School in 1948.
Princess ThCTtre
WEDNESDAY
•THREE STRIPES TO TTO SUN” Wldi A ldoRayft
Phiicatey. Uartoon
wiU
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Jeff Chandler In “THE
SPOILERS" W ith AnneBantr
Color. News &. Cartoon
Shoaf Coal &
Sand Co.
W e Can Sup^y Your Needs
INGOODCOAL,
SAND , a i^ BRICK :
Call or PlionetJa At Aiiv tim e
PHONE 194
F6tm e i|v ^ trte B ^ ifi|C a ^
SATURDAY
.“TOP GUN" W ith Steriing
Hayden & Karin Booth
CMtooh & Serial
MONDAY Sl TUESDAY
“ALL THAT IBBAVEN
ALU0W8" In T r f in te ^
W ith Jane Wayman & . Rodt
Hudson. Caitoon & Ncw«
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P^OETWO H ii DAVIE BBCORP. MOcksVlLLEi N. f APRIL Se. (9Et
TUe DAVIE RECORD.
C FRANK STROUD, EDITOR.
TELEPHO NE
Bnttnd ttthePMtofflee lnMoc)»' Till*. N. C.. u Seeond-elw HtU nntt«r. March t. IMS.
:SUBSCiaPTION' RATES;
ONE YEAH. IN N. CAROUNA • 11.8» SIX MnNTHS r a N. CAROLINA - 7Se.
O N r YEA R. O inSID E STATf - l&OO SIX HONTHS. OUTSIDE STATE - tl.M
If you don’t register vou can’t
vote in the Mav 26th primarv.
Regisiratlon booki will be open
April 28th. May 5th and lith.
Bold Robber
For the fint time in 119 years
the Davie Caunty court House has
been held up and robbed. On
Tueaday of last week* while Mrs*
Cliiford Reavls. county tax col*
lecror and S. H. ChafRn» Clerk
Superior Court, were out at lunch,
•oine unknown thief prized' the
doors to thsse two offices open
and proceeded to swipe $360
from the safe in the tax collector's
ofBce* and about $80 from the o' fice of the Clerk. With people
passing through the court house
practically all day, the thief took
biK chances of being caught in the
act. but made his escape undetect
ed. Up to this time the robber
hasn*t been apprehended.
Coart Convenes
The April term of Davie Su
perior court convened in this city
al 10 o’clock Monday morning,
with Judge Walter IS. Johnson, Jr.,
presiding and Solicitor |. Allie
Hayes prosecuting. About 175
cases are docketed for trial at this
term. Most of the cases are for
traffic violations. The cou. t is ex
peered to consume most of the
week.
Bad V^reck
A wrc'dc in which three cars
were involved, .occuired near
Dutchman Creek on the Winston'
Salem highway last Tuesday after<
noon. Charles Owens, driving a
1950 Mercury, was making a right
turn off the highway, when a 1956
Ford, diven by Miss Sarah Louise
Haire, of this city, hit the Mer
cury, bnd a 1955 Cadillac, drieen
by Mrs. Grace Laughbridge, cf
Marion, hit cite Haire car. Mrs
Laiighbridge received head and
arm injuries and Miss Haire re*
ceixed shock and bruises, The
Ford car was damaged about $1.<
500, and the Cadillac about $1,200*
Veteran fdews
W, J. Wilson. County Veterans
Service Officer for Davie County,
stated today that there are certain
important documents pertaining
to the veteran's service which
shonld be kept in a safe place, the
location of which is known to his
next'of kin.
Some of these documents arc
original copy of Report of Seper.
ation from the Armed Forces of
the United States (DD form 217A
..or 217CC) orders to and released
from active duty; and wanants,
commissions, diplomas, citations,
commendations, letters of appre*
ciatioiw. etc.
The DD Form 214 and Certified
REGISTRARS and JUDGES
Tl)e following Registrars and
ludges have been appointed by
the Davie County Board of Elec
tions:
S. Mocksville-Cliut Wilson^ re-
gistrar, Fletcher Click, Roy .Harris,
judgetr
N. Mocksville—Ray , McClam*
rock, registrut. Geuige Woodward.
T- L. Junker, judgn.
Cooteemec—Wm. F. Scott. M*-
istrar, Monroe W. Wagner, Wm.
F, Uwens. judges.
—Fafani>itoil=j7HrMontgOm«
registrar. Grady Smith, Wilbum
Spillman, judges.
Jerusalem—Robt. J. Ridenhour.
registrar, Tobe Smith, W. T. Spry,
judges.
E. iShady Grove—Bud Peebles,
registrar, Sam Hege, lack Vogler,
judges.
W. Shady Grove—Mrs. Flor
ence Mock, reaistrar. Geo. Mock,
Billy McDaniel, judges.'
N. Calahaln-W . F. Ferebee, re
gistrar, T. A. Blackwelder, lr„ Ben
Powell, judges.
S. Calahain -ClauJe Cartner, re
gistrar. T. Glenn Cartner, Paul H.
Stroud, judges.
Clarksville—Robert Beck, r.-'gis-
trar, W. L. Wallace, judges.
Smith Grove-Glenn Allen, re
gistrar, Jesse Laird, M. K Beau
champ, judges.
Fulton—Mrs. Odell Foster, re
gistrar, Aubrey Mcrrell. Lindsay
Louper, judges.
All re^strars are Democrats and
the first named judges. T he. se*
cond named judges are Republi-
Rob Store
Some unknown person entered
th e Wallace store o n North
Main street some time last Tues*
day night and stole more than
$100 from a cash box in the store.
It is thougnt a duplicate key was
used to enter the building as thece
was no sigh of a break in. No
merchandise was takeh and the
cash registers were not damaged.
Farmington
Higii School News
By Jobnsla ElHt and Jo tt BuaiAh.
Widespread excitement silinn
rustling of many dresses and the
gay spot of color they made, con*
trasting with the dark, conserva
tive suits, the hurried pinning on
of cove ed corsagea. and of course
the last minute primping up and
powdering. Then the moment
came arid the Juniors and Seniors
silently filed into the lunchrpono,
but what a different lunchroom,
for the last Junior*Senior banquet
to be held at Farmington. The
theme was a Southern plantation
and there was the rose trellis, the
wishing-well, and the streamers and
other decorations. Special attention should be given Mrs. Groce
for 8 mural of the song "Dixie,*'
complete with the actual staff,
which went around three whole sides of the lunchroom. It must have taken hard, careful and ex
acting work. With the lnvlt.ition
of Johnny McBride, tostmaster, the banquet got under way. After the meal (Southern chicken, of
cou se) toas s were given by Bar
bara Wrieht, foe Busiek, Pvggy Dull and Johi ny Hauser; fol owed bv H ev. B. Hoyle, the guest speaker, who was very entertaining, a real asser to the *plantaiion.'
of Discharge should be recorded SpMial entertainment was provid- cd by Johnny Gaiihet, las. White at the Register of Deeds Office, and oirv Groce in a trio; Johnsie
located in the county seat of the Ellisat the piano in a light-heart*
veteran's residence immediately ei melody, ''Humoresque.** and
upon released from service. The Winifred Daviti, Eltz tbeth King,
Regsterof Deeds requires no fre' 1“ “ ''White in a song. Pictures
for recording t h « e d ~ t . a n d |» - » ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
a certified copy which can be used but ltwon’tbeforg.tt»n«>on.
lnappIyi..gformostViteransAd- The uniors and Seniors have
ministration benefits, can then be been all keyed up over ‘their trip
obtained from the Register of to Washington. Those having on Deeds Office jthelS hw ero Peggy Dull, John-
All Government insurant po.i ' S ^ u ^ Z T H 'a X r ’cTj.Tce ^
des and notices of insurance rre* more. Beasie-SeatH, Donald Miller,
mium payments on these policies Vivian McKnighr, Lpwrence Greg*
and notiees o f insurance prc* orv. Johnsie Ellis. limmyZimme
miums due should be ktot. McBride, Leonard (
^ ............. S h e l.o n . Patfcy C lin e . G a ry G ro c e . ‘• O ih e ^ p a p e r s a n d d o c u m e n ts to M a rg a re t A d « m s ;
be saved are certificate of eliaibi- Jean Sharpe, Jamvs White, Barba-
■ ■ ........................... * Sheek. TommyFoiterJ Camilla
Ihy for GI loan benefits, a rrcorJ ra Wright, Gene Sheek. Tommy I
< of VA "C" I (claim) number if a Ra'Iedge, lohn Foster J Camilla daim for imv benefit from the Jarvis, Rachel Langston, Carolyn
These Prices E ff^ye Wednesday Mormng April 25th Only
LADIES
H 0 S E
Lady Carolina
Sizes 81-2 To 11
2 For $100
; MEN’S
DRE.SS PANTS
Size* 28 To 42
Values To $9.95
$4.88 Or 2 For $9.00
LADIES
DRESSES
SizM 7 to 20 And 141'^2 to 24 1-2
Regular $3 95 .
^3.66 Or 2 ForJ7.00
SOCKS
MEN’S AND BOY’S
Values To 39c Ertch
$1.66 Dozen
WEDNESDAY MORNING ONLY
DRAPERYMATFRIAL
Regular 79c Yard
2 Yards For $ 1.00
Four Hour* Only
BED SPREADS
Sizes Double And Twins
Reenlar $3.95
^3.66 Or 2 For $7.00
B . C M O O R E & S O N S
‘BUY FROM MOORE AND SAVE MORE"
MOCKSVILLE, N. C.
Patronize Your Home Merchants And Save Money
More people nained Jones’
o w n C h e ^ l e t s t h a n a n y o t h e r c a r !
*0f course we haven't actually counted all the Joneses. But
. it seems a safe guess. Because this^year—as they have year
rfter year—more people are buying Chevrolets. And 2
million more people drive Chevrolets than any oth^ car.
^ y b e you ought to come in and see why this is so.
(Are you keeping up with fhe Joneses?)
THE NEW lEl AM STOBT ^ P E wM to if by FMtr-OM aT 20 frhkr imi 0>
'Vcternu Aifa^istration has b m __
filed and ill rarmpondenc* from G. --------
tiM VctMini Ailminl.tf«ioii. tbwUiw.
Mr. W ,!-
Mfi. Esther H..
PENNINGTON CHEVROLET CO., INC.
- -FRANCHISED DEALER LICENSE 789
- - MOeksVlLLEi N. C.PHONE 156
BAVI* KEOOBO. llOOKSnLIiES. ». C. APHIL 2S, 1956 PACE TBRBG
the DAVIE RECORD.
OidMt Pkpw h The CouBj^
No U iffo r/W iiie , B w M »
NEWS AROUND TOWN,
Miss Matiie Killian, of Penning
ton Chevrolet Coi, nient the week-
erui^ih h « &thCT, S. A. K U li^
In C het^t, 8. C. '
If v6uate looking for big bar-
-^«ln»-iriBit-Brer-Moore-&—Sons
Wednetday morning. You can’t
affo^ to iniss thew bargains.
■ M n W. F. Nail, who spent ten
days to; Davie Countv,Hospital tak
ing treatinent, is improving, her
friends wit! be glad to learn.
Winter still lii«en In the lap of
•prlng. The mercury dropped to
a low of 30 degrra Saturday morn
ing with plenty of Jce observed. -
Misi Deanna Silverdis, a stud
ent at Le^McRae, Collet*, Ban
ner EkI, t^ n t theweek-end with
her niotlm, Mrs. Dennis Silverdis.
MI.S Aim Owings. who is in
training >t C ab a ls Memorial
Hospital, Concord, spent t h e
wtek-md in town with her parents
‘Charles Vogler,-Davie County
Register of Deeds, spent three
day* this and last week in Davie
County Hospital taking treatment
anifis getting along nicely.
Jimmy Kelly, son of Mr. imVI
Mrs. J. E. Kelly, who recendy
undnwent an appendicids oper
ation at Davie County Hospiul, is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Chas. R. Crenshaw, a
m einhnofthe Mocksville school
faCnltv; is recovering'from an oper
ation whfcji she underwent te^
cmdy at Davie County Hospital.
Mra.T. A. VmZant, of R. 1,
wlia has been taking treatment at
Davie County Hospital for the
past 10 days, remains in a serious
condition, her ftiends will be sorry
to learn. .
Mr. and Mrs. Detmy Angell,
of Kannap lis. was in town on
Monday of last week to attend
die fiineral of Sanford Nail, which
was held at Oak Grove Methodist
Chuich. ■ •
-Rev. and Mrs. E- M. Avett, who
have been living in High Point
for die paw sfai.months, moved to
their home on Church S tr ^ last
^ve(^ The Record is glad towel
come them back to the old home
PitZ'Sanford
Colonel Otto O. Rtz and' Mrs.
Piti of Yotktown.' Va., announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Margarat Elise, to Dr. Marshall-
Clement Sanford, son of Mr. Ru
fus Srown Sanford and the late
Mr*. Adelaide Gaither &inford of
Mocksville, N. C .' Miss Pit* is a
graduate of the iCollege^ W illim
and Marv and studied as a Full-
bright Scholar at the Ecole Npr-
male de Musique in Paris Dr.
^ahford-is-a-titaduai
College and the Johns .Hopkins
University School of Medicine. A
June wedding is planned
Glasscock-AMen
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall E. Glass
cock of Mocksvill.-, Route i, an.
nounce the engagement of dieir
daughter, Nancy Corene, to Elmer
Gray Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. G. Allen of Mocksville, Route S,
No date has been set for the wed
ding.. _________
Frank C H'ard
Frank C^Ward. 78, a naitive of
Farmington, but who baa been
livinc in Iowa for many years, died April 12th at his home ^In
Marshalltown.
Mr. Ward is survived by two
brothers, Grady N Ward, of this city and J. L. Ward, of Winston*
Salem; three' sisters, Mra. John C.
James, of Farmington, Mra. B. P*
Walker, Winstoo'Salem* and Mrs, Camilla Armbuster, of R ald^,
^nd a son Robert Ward* of Den*
yer, Colo. Funeral and burial
ser^ces were held at Marshall*
town, Iowa. April 15th.
B. T. Browder* a Republican
candidate for County Commis*
sioner, has been living in Davie
County for the past 19 years, in*
stead of 13 years, as was printed
in The Record two weeks ago.
An A^precidHon
We, the familv of the late Mrs. Mary Louise Lanier, wish to acknowledge with deep apprecia
tion the kindness and sympathy
expressed after the death of our
beloved wife and momer. May
God bless you.
a a U nier And Chddren.
Mil* Carolyn Hope Smith, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Smith, of Mocksville^ Route 1,' be
came the bride of Douglas Cuttis
Daniel, of Mocksville, spn of the
late'Mr. and Mrs. John Samuel
Daniel, at 7 p< m., Saturday, April
14A. IH liberty Pilgrim Church
Shefiteld. . , , ,
Rev. Paul Is. A llt^ ,! putor of
the Pint ^Wesleyan Methodist
Church, of Lexington, and u ^ e
iteH>f-Davids^vfthe1>riderpRfinwed::3he-cet»
mony. Rev. Cary BuUa^ w isted.
Joe Allred, uncle of the btide, acid
Bob Greene, of Misenhefaner, pr»
I wedding music.
, The bride was given in marriage
1^ her bther.
Mis. Janie Collette, of Mocks-
viUe. and Miss Sheana Hitds,
student at Pfeiffin College, were
maids of honor. Bridesmiiids were
Miss Betty Cly and Miss Shelva
Westmoreland, of Wisutoii-Sal*
em. Miss Nancy LofUn, of M im -
heimer, andMiMfietty Jo Clark,
bfMebane.
Marilyn Allred, of Grmnsboto,
and Charlotte Allred, of Modcs- ville, cousin of the bride, were ja> nior attendants.
John S. Dahld was his brother’s best man. Ushers were John T. Smith, Jt„ the bride’s brother;
'attell Coheri, Timmy Taylor, Duf-
fv Daniel and K ei^ Tunm w , all
of Mocksville.
The bride’s paretits entertained
at a re ^ tio n afiter the ceremony
at their home. When they return
from a wedding trip to Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel will live on South Main strett here.
Mra. Daniei attended Asburv
Wilmore,Kv.,a..d Pfeiff- :,at Misenheimer. Her
Mocksville Hifli
School Niews
LYNDA CR^WfORD^Rep|<mr
' Curtis Price, County Supetin
dent of Eduction, is a patient at
Chifflotte Memorial Hospital; re
covering from- an arm operation
which he underm nt two m k s
ago. All hcqie for him a speedy
Kcovety. • j
Dr. and Mrs. 8, B. Hall left last
Wednesday ,for Florence. Ala.,
where they win spend •eveial
days with idatives. While^ away
Ihev.will visit visit Asheville, Chat-
wuxsga. Rock Gty. Tenn., and
ol^'point* of interest.
'Mr. and Mrs. Wijl N. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. GUmer Hardey rad
daughter Liiida, Mr. and Mrs.
Lswrenccr Smith and daughter
'Natallleand Mrs. James Poole and
<ibughter Vivian, spent Sunday'at
Farttteville, guests of Sgt. and
M is. C h ^ Wrenn,
Wednesday the basketball teams
visited Mrs. Hayes ill her beauti-
fiil new home for a weiner roast in her basement; After everyoine
had satisfied his hunger. Mrs.
Hayes presented gold basketballs
with “County ChampioM” engrav
ed on them to all of the varsity
girls. She gave friendship rings
to the B-team girls. The girls h w
been displaying them with pipride,
forThe Juiiors had tro u ts their play last week. They ate «o
ihg to present a three-act cotnedv.
’Gabriel. Blow Your _Hon>, ’ by William Ellis Jones. ^ The charac
ters are: '
Gabriel P nnington, Dickie Nai
ZerusifO Sylvia Stroud
' Daisy May Nancy Brown
Miss Thelma Smidi Emma Jo
Smith Chlquita Murray
_____ Barnes Floretta,CdIette
Mildred CIvde RudiGwen
. Pete Wright Gene. Plott
Frank Stephens Bobby Leonard
Harold Dillon Donald Danner
Herbert'Brown, Jr. Wm. Long Hnbert Brown Tony Foster
The Sauline Playtrs gavi a pre
sentation of D..vy Crocken T him day afternoon at 1:4S- Thursday night they gave another perfiim- ance entitled, “Spooks That Waflc,’^
which wan very eiKiting.
Friday at ac tivity period the Se- ive a pteview of
ch was Satur
_ The Seniors were very sat-
Ti:::::'k Ij i Ir usned with the results of the_play..ed onFriday by Frrf Lonfc . Many rtianks are due Miss Brum-
rod were w eek^d guffts_ ,n d Mrs: Crenshaw for their
^'.abledirecUon.' $105 was-cl»iidl
Mrs. Fred Long, Jr_ and child.
,ten:ofChkpelHai, spent several „iiV cast nave
G. R. Madison. They were join- ^ P.'fi*]-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
' m ’Ec. lab for the Seniors and a gi
Sm ”i£ich is located by the Farm Friday our boya played Clem-
one is askied to bring work tools i«br)lllng game throughout .
aikd' take part l it this. worthrl -Reportcards came out Wcdnes-
caiiw .' All w ^ e n win please day. Just one .more report card
b4 nelunch (includlhg tea.etc) to;will be it! Let’s imimve these be «pi«ad In piciiic fashion. . . gndes this last six week.
PanielSmith i |^ E E Lanier
\M ts. Fnihk Louise Lm in, 66,
wifeofHarrisdn a Lanier, died
at 8:45 p; m., April 15, at the home
on Spiing Street. She had been'
in declining,health tor oneyear.
Mrs. Lanier was bomi iii Davie
She was a tnember of First Metho-
dist Church.
Surviving ate the husband; four
sons, Lonnie Lanier of Jackson,
Miss, John H. Lanier of Passaic, N. Y.. Harry H. Lanier of"
and Robert P. Lanier of-
six daughters, Mrs. A. C. Craver___________________________of Winston-Salem. Mrs. H,B. Wil-
County daughter dfi. H. and {Hams of Stovall, Mn. Robeit Steel-
Amanda Summers Wan. She was'man of East Bend. Mrs. Thur-
married «> Mr. LaiUer in 1906. mond Dranghn of Mocksville and
attended the - University
of lllorth Carolina and served two
rears in the Army. Both Mr. and
All s. Datdel ate graduates of the
MocksvUle High School.
Sanford flail
Sanford Nail. 72, farmer
MocktvUle, Route 2. died unexpectedly at 4 p. m., April 14di.
He was working In his diicken
lot when he suffered a heart attack.
kfr. Natl was born , to Davie
County on April 7. IW . a son of
PhUI^ a n d Betty Pennington N^il,
He was a niember of Oak Grove
Methodist Chuach.
_ ate Ms wife, Mrs.
Maggie W dhnan NaOi sbt half
sistfn; two-half brothers;.-
F u n e^ Mivicea were held at 3
p. Um April lld i at Oak Grove
Medindist Church. Rey. Robert
OaUev and Rev. G. W. Fink offi,
Butial was in die church
Some unktiowtt' person visited
Moduvnie High School sc
time last Wennesday night and
•fitr gettinc Into the building,
forced a door into the business
office. Only a small ainount of
change was missing. No clue as
to the identity of the guilty party.
WANT ADS PAY.
Mn^.Frank Koonti of Mocksvill^
23 •;fendchildren; sevM greit-
gim^^childrren; and rhree broth
ers; ■,
Fuci«al setvicej were held at
2:30 p. m.. Wednesday at the home
The Rev.‘Robert (Mdey. Rev. F*
P. Davis'and Rev. W. Q. Gribbs
officiated. Burial was in Rose
Cemete^. ' . .
FOR SALE — 5-room house w iA .b ^. 4 acres, mile north of
TED POSTER, ,
Pool Room. Mocksville
dtylbnits.
Pianos tuned, repaired, rebuilt
refiiiishedor Rstyled. Free esd mates. New and used pianos.
Anything musicaL Easy terms.
Write for prices. ■' .Sterihig-Thomas Muste.Co.
629 N, T r ^ S t. Winston-Salem
FOR SALE—Th former home
o fC a ^ n Domm, located near
" i d ^ l l e on Highway No. 158.
..Js is one of the better homes and is priccd to sett. .® >w o C,y
SPECIAL NOTICE - Damaged
u t MW 0W1MU»' w wallghdy damagedjurniture at ad
justei's price. Be sure and see It
ae 217 W. «TH ST.Winston-Salem,N.C.
FOR REN T-N «w 4ioom dwel
ling a ^ 29-acic (arm with 1.59
acres tobacco allotment. Will tent
house and tobacco allotment to*
or sepatatelv. ibowo;Hawkin. Ptoperty in
^ McHon. Prompdywrite
can . Hoyle R lp ^ Attorney.
t03FlfMNailoaaIBank Building,
WinatOii.Srica. Pboi>e5«ZSI.
SAVINGS FOR YOU
; BEFORE PRICES ADVANCE
Aiivil Brand
MEN’S
OVERALLS
$2.98
10 bz.
Army Twill
WORK PANTS
$2.98
ANVIL BRAND
Army Twill
WORK SHIRTS
$1.98
SANFORIZED
BOY’S
DUNGAREES'
$1.48
SANFORIZED
MEN’S '
Fruit Of Loom
SHORTS
69c
BOY«
Striped Polo
SHIRTS
49c
LADIES LOOK
Printed Broadcloth 36 Inches
Fast Color Regular 59c NOW . - I U
UMITED 8 YARDS TO A CUSTOMER
LADIES
SANDALS
A**orted Color*
. $1.98
GUARANTEED
MEN’S
STRAW HATS
49c
LEE
Overalls
$3.98
Guaranteed To Outwear
QUILT COTTON
STITCHED
97c Roll
FULL SIZE
Children’* And Mi**e*
SANDALS
$1.98
GUARANTEED
MEN’S
TEE SHIRTS
69c
Fruit Of Loom
SHOP WITH US AND SAVE
MocksviUe Cash Store
Phone 205 On The Square ModuviMe, N C
Q o G ' y ’A C C lN A T IO N
CLINICS
At The Following Times And Places
PROTECT YOUR DOG AGAINST RABIES
Oak Grove Church . ..
Mocksville, Davie County Training School
MocksvUle High School , -
Otho Gravn Store ■ • ’ • •
Pine Ridge Road, Cheeks Store
Greasy Comer, Everhardt-Gatwood Garage
James Service Sution, Across From Renu Dry Cleaneis Tuesday, May 1, 7:00 p
Mock’s Church ....................................................Wednesday, May 2,4 « ) p
Advance School . . . Wednesday, Mav 2,5:00 p
Bixby.'Robettson’s Store Wednesday, Mav 2.6:00 p
Fark.<Liven»>od’s Store -- - - ' • Wednesday. May 2 .7K» p
Monday, April 30.4KX) p
Monday, April 30, 5K)0 p
Monday, April 30, &00 p
Tuesday, May 1 .4:00 p
Tuesday, May 1, 5:00 p
Tuesday, Mav I, 6:00 p
HI to 4:30 p m
m to 5:30 p m
m to 7KW p m
m to 4:30 p m
m to 5:30 p m
m to 6:30 p m
m to 7i30 p m
m to 4-JO p m
m to 5:30 p m
m to 6:30 p m
m to 7-30 p m
All Dogt Four (4) Month* Old OrOlder ShouM Be Vaccinated
The Charge, Special At Clinics Only, Is $1.00 Per Dog
AH Vaccine WM Be Adminirtered By A Veterinai^
Davie Gtunty H ^tk Dei^itiii^!
1
Page took
A CUJB c»n sIomnH* iMTObet- sbip list at anir time. It cu)
decide not to aceept any mote new members t o six yeart. ot aixl^.
But tt a churcll decidea to do the
same, 11 is not a cliuii* aw diom. only a club. A church that H lor
good reasons not growing -nay be » .true church ot Christ! but a
chureii that does not «««t *°
U certainly no church that Christ
would recognlte,•■GO," Jesua said,
into all the world.A church that has
no Go about it, a church whose ho
rizon is limited by
ita own parkins
lot, a church with
out an outreach, . Dr. Foremaa
is a parody on a true church. It
la not the real tWni.
ItaiilNnidHaMUapt
The early Christian church waa
’surely the real thtag. It was a
going, and therelote a growtog.
diurch. But it could have had.
tt It wanted, aU the moulds ex
cuses which laiy churches oiter nowdays to explain why they don t
reach out. For example, the early ChrlsUans could have said. "We
can’t reach out. we haven't any
money." But they managed to gel around, or at any rate some of
them did. They could have complained. "We have a shortage of
mtoistcrs." WeU, they did. but
they had no shortage o< laymen.
time the disttaguiahcd
aposties go\ dovm to SanvMia found an enthusiastic laynjan
Philip had been there already and got a work started. The church
could have said, “We can’t afford to send missionaries all the way to
Africa/* They couldn’t, to be rore. Bui what they could do was to
knakc a ChrUtlan of an African in
their own country, trusting that he would take the gospel back to
his own people. <And he did. the tradlUon leUs us.)^A trade man
does not complaltL^ about seeing hurdler In front of hi»i; he jumps
over them. A good goUer doo$
not '*80 home road” because he
has to play with a handicap
against him. He lakes it as a compliment and a challenge. So the
early church took their hurdles and handiCHps as ehanengea.
Uymn CUrijr
When you see a present-day church with no outreach, one of
the reasons may be that the people leave aU the outreaching
to the minister. He is supposed
to be Interested In missions, sure,
that’s his business. But the people
—well, we have a hard enough time raising money with our ba*
zaar Just lor the preacher't salary, you can't, expect va to think
about missions] In fact, one has seen churches where the only
really “active member” was the
preacher. Now the early Chris
tians talked no such nonsense.
They did not have the hard-and* last division into “laity’' and
“clergy” tiiat churches today have, even if they use other words like
•‘memhct” and ‘'preacher." or ‘-pew holder” and "pulpit orator."
The Apostles. It Is true, were men
set apart. But the outreach of the . early church was mostly done by
people who were not Apostles. And so far as we hear in the book
of Acts, the Apostles did not dress differently from any one else.
They did not claim exemption
from taxaUoD. they dW not claim reduced rates at stores or when
traveling. They were not given
titles like Reverend or Doctor.—
ev«rybody called them or Peter or whatever, without to
much aa a **Mr.” in front of their
names. They worked at outreach, yes. but the point is. they were oat
locked on as professional out- readjew wWIe the “laymen” were
professional sit-backeral ^
MiHn«<w«ri uiiiir M(i
The early church reached 'out
In two ways. They went where the crowda were, and also they
went to ta r lonely places. We hear about crowds hi Jerusalem
and Samaria and elsewhere. W>
a ln have the stoty ot Philip
goliw down to • desert roao
where his only congregation was
one liinely paialed Ureigoer. The
going church today, the outreach-
iDg church, the New Tejtament
Idnd of church, atoo wiu bo reach
ing out to the multitudes, and to the lonely man. It will be sending
misslonariea'into great cities, m our land and werseaa. worktog
among overcrowded tenements
aiid swaiTOlng .treeW It will reaching out to cowhanda.on the
open range*, to UgMbouK keep
er*’ lamflles along the aeacoast.
to' Uttie vUIaees on the edge of
the Arctic and undei 'he dripplns
tropical, ttlafariutf
fr«RN p»l
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J . W . H I L L
O w ner
North Carolina, Davie County
NOTICE
Whereas, a p.'tition hasi been ptk sented to the D»vie County Board of Elections to remow (he votto? placc in Jerui^alem Townnhi D»
vie Coui ty» No.th Ciirolina, and
whereas the Odvic Cnimiy Board of Electtons of the opinion tha* it is m the best interwt of the m.* Joritv of votcts ot the said precine
to remove the said voting place.
Now tbere£i>re, t>e it resolved that the voting place in ■ and (ot the lerusalem Precinct, D avie
County, North Carolina, be and
the same is hereinafter removed
from ifs present location to the Jerusalem Fire Department House
located jtear the Intersection ofi
Highways 801 and 601» and saine' is hereby designated as the voting place for the said precinct.
This the 3rd dav of April. 1956,
Davie County Board of Elections.
By I. C. DwiKgins, Chairman. Attest: Harold Foster, Secretary
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virti»e of an or
der of the Superior Court of Da*
vie County* m»de in (he special proceeding entlded Will McCul loh, et al, vs ClArencc McCutloh,
upon the ^pecial proceeding dock
et of said court*- the undersigned
Commissioner will, on the 28th
day of April, 1956, at 10 o*cIock, la. m>. t>n the prtnnses South of, MocksviUe, ar the home place of:
a F. McCulIoh« at McCulloh Ar*
’■ror. aboi.t thf*i‘ miles Southeast
-if Mock^vi]]e, N C„ offer for sale
to the hig’iest biddci for cash,
those cettain tracts and lott ofj
land Iving and being in Mocks-
vflle Township, Davie County, N. lC„ on the Turrvntine Road, ;iiid
more particul nly described us foU
lows, to*wit:
’ Being the prop.:Tty of (he estate of D. F. McCulloh, deceased, located in Mocksviilc Tou'twhip. Da
vie County, three mihtn $nu>h of
M ock^le. North C<iri>tioa, whkh
map ia drawn and surveyed by A. L. Bowles, U. S.. Nov. 22 23, 1955. which man lii recorded in the Re-
gisterof Deeds office of Davie
County, Fljit Book ). page 45. and on the naid map as rec«irded, ithe lots which are included oti the
said tnap, tai\ge from to fortv'
Ifour, and the said map' \s just as'
much part of the said p g*Hpl\,
if' herein fully set out-
itiis 27di dav of Marche 1956.
JOHN Te BROCK. Com«u>Moner.
Be C. Brock, Attorney.
N. C.. APRIL 2t. m tf
ACROM S a B i^ t.Oai»ltal • .<8lang> W«r.) 4.Cryofpaln•.tuek . ft.mreverM (A B ^ COneortlM
ItUk} ; a re ttU k M •aUnfMS !in aplMii•.sw ung m. ^ around . !• fl.rBlse
U.Net*y^‘- ■ werk^.;v-
aloftn.Pr<H • •. Ject. •
tag
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AHSwn
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ii[ir^ri::iw nrjaw
ki •;;"j3iaraw ;j.yu aa
North Carolina, Davie tioun^
Notice
V;"
p.m
“ »:Viueatl6l^„
gS. Devoured gi.Baenar •eeut MaBmphaMM gS.8outk
':*t6be^;':,'.Hi:.':32.cuiws'- ■
89. BgypUaii SaiM) dtiM '
soiardeltjr,.;^^
(poss.) ST.Beam 26.Tumblo " gg. Covering • down . . of the brainSff.Grlt , 46.HorBeMwer
2g.Dwarra <abbr.)'
m u m m
W her^, die regti^dbn o f MockavlUe P ri^nn hiu Increased
to tuch an ext«nt that ^it U 'now
o^sMury to catabllsh. two voting pr^ncts in lieu of thefvtecinct nmtofoM e8tabHBRed.:V'"
) , Now, thetefor^ be. it rietolv^
that MocksvUle Precinct 'be and the same'is JierebV 'divided into .twovotlngprMinetB'by;.a lliie de* iscr'b^ as f<^|pws: V
’ Bcuinning'at a poinf on High- ^*:-VrJ^Or64^8-it-^cros8e.vDotch4.
man Cceek on the Bast boundary
of the laid precinct and following
HigHway No M Westw^tdly tothe .Intersection of Depot Srreecin the , City of Mocksville; thence -West'
' wardly ;with Depot Street to the
poinr where it rejoint Highway,
No. ^Vat th« mttrsection of Salted burv Smet,. chence Northwardly
<abbre>laOardentMl3t.2«ttural
g3.0v«rti«M gt.lUfuse g9.FligIitte8t bird 8d. coverlet98. Fastens99. Ground40. Handle ofaswoni41. Looks At (42. Moxmtain defileDOW.V S,TotaU<> up 2. A niArltcd
doctinc
H H ^ J I
^ S ^ M U U
■ ■ ■
m m
and.v Westwardly with Highwa*
Noe 64, along Salisbury Street'anc
Wilkesboro Street and beyond toBear Creek, the Western bpundary ot the said precinct.
That part of Mocksville Precinct
lying South and'West of the said
line shall be and the same is here* bv creatcd and designated as South
Mocksville Precit^cf, the . voting
place to be at the County Court
House, located within said pre
cinct. The.remainder of the said <Migi preclnc Wing North and
W e« of the said line shall be and
the same is hereby created and de*
signated as North Mocksville Pre*
cinct, the voting place to be at the .Elementary School. Cherry Street, Mocksville. within said^precinct.This the 3rd day of April, 1956.
Davie County Bc»rd of Elections. . By J. C. Dwiggihs, Chalrinan. Attest: Harold Foster. Secretary.
P a t r o n i z e y o u r h o m e m e r c l i a n t s a n d
h e l p b u i l d u p y o u r t o w n a n d c o u n t y .
North Carolina, Davie County
NOTICE
Whereas* the Davie C o u n t v
Board of Elections finds a need
for^a registration Of all of the vot*
im of Davie County in each and
every prectoct thereof,' Now, therdfoce, it U resolved that a Mgegistration be arid the same is herebv ord^ed in the fol*
lowingpredncts: Mocksville, Farm-
ingtom Claiksville, North Cala- haln. South Calahalh, Jerusalem;
Cooleemee, Fulton, East SI
Grove, West Shady Grove Smith Gtove.
The registration books shall be
open ac the r:spective polling pla* ces in e^h precinct from nine • o'clock a. m., until sunset for the
T;,tion herein ordered, on
‘ 1956> May 5. 1956. 'lay I
This 24th day of I
Davie County Board of Electioni,By i. Ce Dwi^ns,'Chairmaa.* Attest: Harold Foster, Secretary,
Notice of Sale of Houie and
Lot in Mockftville,
Pursuant to an order and judgment of S. H. Chaffin, C. S. .C;
rendered in an acrion or proceeding in the Suoerinr Court of Da-
vii£ County. N. C., entitled ”IHvie County, a Municipal Corporation vs Terry R. Burton, Admr. nf J.
E Burton, deceased, et al,’* the
tinderslgned Commissioner will,
on Saturday, tbe 5th day of May, 1956. at 12K)0 o’clock, M., at the Court House door of said County,
in'Mockkvillc, N. C., offer for sale
at public auction, the following
described lands or lots, which was the property of J. E! Burton, de* ceased, to-wit: ^ *
Lots Nos. 101.102i 103,10^,105, 106 and 107 on M»pie Avenue extension on west side of Salisbury
Street in Mocksville* R C , upon
which ihere is'located^a nice dwelling house. /
' Terms of Sale: One*third cwh*
and the balance on 30 days time»
wkh bond and approved security-
or-all cash at option of the p iit. chaser.
This 28fh day of Mareh, 1956. ,
A. T. GRANT, Commissioner.
A d m in is tra trix N o tice
Having qualified as A iininlstra*
trix o f the estate o f Gr iv Jo n Sin*
Iclair Cartm ell, deceased, late o f
Davie County, N orth Carolina,
this i5 to notify all pers«m« h:>viiig
,claims against said estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned with*
in twelve m onths from date here,
of. or this notice will be pleaded:
in bar o f fhcii recovery. All per- j
sons ow ing said estate w:l| pK-a^e'
m ake im m ediate scitlem eitr. '
T his 21st dav o f M» co, 1956.
EM ILY R O D W ELL CA RTM ELL.
A dm rx. o f Cretydon Sinclair
CiirtmelL
M irtin £l M iutin, Atrys.
* ..a i i d ^ i i ^ t o e r O w o n !
\W\
NOTICE TO CRrarrORS
H aving queliiicd •• Executor o f
ihc isiaie o fB ru ie B ra w n , decc».
ed. notice U hereby.given lo ' -mI
persons holding claim s against the
said deceat.ed. to pieaent ih e tn
pniperlv verified, to the u ndersign '
ed. o n o r brfoie the Zl SI dav o f.
M aich, 1957. c r thih noiicc will be 1
plead In bar o< .i c very A ll p er-;
sons indebted lo si i.l e« ai.-. will
please ro u k ep io m 'i settlem c'l.
This 21st dav «<f March. 1956.
H. L. BP Y A NT. Exr.
Bes..ie,Brown, ilvcs*Block & Brock. Acrnrnev«
. o m NpW-FAMIUAR SljOGAN "Z«o*/lA earf-too* Sob<A/"
^, ia thirteen years old & is month. But you have to count fnore
> than die candles on this birthday.cake. Count, instend,' the
number of times we have uaed this hard-working phrase siiice
it W8* “born.” . '
Ilte total is impressive—for in these past tUrteen y ^ rs
• we’ve a ^ "lM k Ahead—Look more than 420 million
times in leading finahidal publications and in magazines ly^m'
i»ast to coaat. OurinfC this same period, there have been 4,203 .
o a jw industrial developments along our lines'alone.
Evejy time we say ”£odi Ahead—Look South!" it is an'
, iiivitation to all'America to share in the opportunities of U>e
. modem Southland And every invitation is a bid for new
IndusWea fO T .^ expanding South "to grow on.”
.: For aU of (is, the econoi^ dw dopm m t of the South is not
a thing apart Ifa w cloBe to a man as tbe job he hbltU, as
' personal as his take-home pay. The fiiture'of the Southland is
‘ youir fiiture—and oursi It never looked b ri^ te r or offered
.i” " e " to * K w o n ;\ .
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The Rcconl U tlie oMct paper in Davie County. •
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
• WA8HINGTON, O. C.
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W iMt Wm H a p p m iiitla D a.
■«*{• J M o m h r U iif
t e d A bhrM riaW skirto.
(Davte B eo ^. llsy 7, 1930)
ilts; O. O.'Dsaiet spent Thnrs.
dav teWiDBtoa Salem shopplnif.
D. R. ,Sltoad nnde « toslnm
trip to Wlostoa.8alera Tborstlsy.
' Governor O. Ijisx Gardner, who
occnplcB Ibe BiceMtlve Uanslot) In
. Rtlefali, was ta iown' a abort while
last Tuesday. ,
' Mrs. lister P. H.rtlu and child
, ren r^unied home T h n ^ sy from
PlniD Braneb, S. C„ where m?y
weje KaeaM of Hci. Uartln’s sister.
Ura. A; A. Bplleman.
Attorney A. ,T. Daniel, who is
ta k ^ a spedsi coaae in law u
the State Unlvenlty, spent several
daya last, week In Iowa with Ms
parents, Mr. and Mia, J. A. Daniel;
No use for CaptalD Chrlsiian or
• Dr. I.«ler Martin to , waate any
more time fisUni this sprlnE. John
LeQnad wcat down' •on the- Ug
Yadkin Thatsday md cauKht
10^ pound carp witb book and
Hne^
Rev. R. S. Howie, former pas.
: , tor oif the Moeksvllle Helbodlst
cbnrcta, bnt who la now atatloned
Malden, waa In town noe day
last ^ ahaklBK bands with «ls
nuny ftlenda.
A nambar, ot Metbodlsis
vsildna ebnrehea in' Mvle connty
' atte^.d the Wlnaton.Sa1em DIs.
trict Conference which was beld at
; the Oreen ^ tlttt Methodist rhnreb
la that city tart TbttndaV awl Pr);
"T h e meoihers of the: Clirlstlaii
Bndeavor Soeietv of' the Miiek..
.'' 1 - .il'Lla .«!■ ■■ «vilie ' x^vsoyieriao CDareo- visii?o
'tte County Borne recentiv and car.
. . tied a tnat to all the Inmates. Ser.
' viee. were held at. the boine, con.
alsting of aoBga and prayer and an
Intenatlnc talk waa made bv Prof.
W. P- Rohinstm, County Snperin-
tendent of aehoiota.'
Primda In Mocksville and Davie
cmntT wlllbeattrty lo learn that
Mr, P. M. tesile, of Runenvllle,
Ala., la critically «<■ » i. Leslie
soffered a stroke of paralysla tm r
al dava a«o. He once lived here,
bnt',movedto Afabama*m«nv vear*
a«o. Ha visited frfe'nds In Mtwks.
_____ fleeting world
cliaoges sre'taklnK placeifioin dav
to ,day'and year. tt> year, Porn^r.
fv » year I have been wrltli« as
article each week ahtint whal was
happenloK In Mccksvillc and Davie
Connty some so’ years a*o. I,ook-
laic aronnd tndav I-6nd that t»ar-
ly everyth nK' around Mockaville
has chanced excent one thine and
that is the weather. Winter and
sprlnE, snmner and fall roU aronnd
on schedule time' each year.
When 1 came to Mocksville nnr-
Iv s6 vears ai;o there were no'heat-
tnn systems, n b alr-conditli)ned
booses, no (fas or elMrie ranees,
no refrlKeraton and but tew Ice
hmeer. Mmt pied wcod to
heat thei^^h^es. There a
some cpallMoves, bnt practlnlly all
hnnses had iil»>-ptaces. Pine or
ash Mrd wood could be bsn«ht at
(from f t.50 to fa per cord, and coal
bnt Ss per ton. Oeorxe McClam
rock, who Is still tlvlncr was one of
the farmets who furnished
[wood 'some 4o-odd.years aeo.
A short while aiEO a Davie CDun.
ty lady told me that this was the
worst and coldest winter that she
could remember. The lady had
heenlivinc ln this commnnlty 'fbr
tnaov yeaiv. I told her that I
thoneht she was miataken and' i*.
"And he that au on th r^ l___
thrait in his afckle on tha earth;
sad the esith waa lesped. And an
other angel ,eaaie out of the temple
whteh la heaven, he^dao h a ^ g a
sharp sickle. "A ad taothtt tagel
came out from the alta, which had
power over fire; and cried with ii
loud cry to him that had the aharp
alckle, saving.'Throat la thv sharp
sickle, and gather the dustns of
thelvine of the earth; for her
grspea are fully tlpe.” It Is very
InterMlag to notice tbe orderly
manner theae thlnga are. done In
the vision to lohn. It Is noticahle
how each sniKi had certain tMncs
assigned lo him to do in the vision,
Some of us no doubt often think of
heaven as a large bnllding with ail
of the righteooa gathered close a.
round the tbtoae ot God. Snt in
theaevenes It shows the orderly
manner things are done. Another
l ^ t along th t^ lines we see there
Is a timple hi bnven and one ol
the angela came out of this temple,
no dnnbt he bad emerged from the
holy place (above some other |dac.
<a) with full instmctlon'atoaaslst In
mbering upon the eatth the work
aboht' to bnrst forth among the
dilldren of men in thi laat davs
alter the daifc agea when the minds
of men had been darkened with the
teachlngaofthe beaat. It sbonld
he sllmalallag to every one the
Lord recognised:there waa some
Oar County And |s«e» Along Rfain .Stmt
~Ssml-Seain
Bv tools H. Clements Manager.
Ifaw otker in,vour&milv dies,
ask!if survivors benefits are |>av-
able at vour neatest social security
ofRce. Eadi y n r there are some
lefito that ate not claimed bv
NOTHING ELSE
Averylarge womati entered a
London.tube train and two men
got up and gave her thehr seats.
She was so big that a small boy
sat aatini at her In wonder.
Hventually she'said impatiently.
"Little boy what are you looking
at me for?.’
T h e youngster embarrassed
stammered; *T. Hady, there isn’t
anywheie else to look.”
MAYBE SO
Most men need two women in
their lives—a secretary to take
everything down, and a wife to
pick everything up.
upon th* eatth teady to receive this
gospel and be was aending forth
.hto angeU fiprn the c o t^ h of
heaven to bring In thia goapel mes.
sage to the eaiitt after men bad
oeen fettered for ao k»g by the
doctrlnat^ the evil power. In the
life time ol Jeana upon the earth be
ioften taiigbt In pataMes of the sow
vllle alioat a year ago, coming here
from the Confederate'*Rennlon at
Charlotte. ■
Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Swalm had
a natmw e<cape while on their wav
hew from Winston Salem lant We<*.
n ^ a v nigbl. Hr. Swalm, In drlv>
i ^ hls car aronnd a shsrp corner
ran Into a fire ttnck. .His car was
badlH>n»K*d>nd Mrs. Swalm stif.
, fin«4 «H(ttt hrjnries. Mr. Swajm
did intt hear the fire track, which
w u retnmlng to the atstlon. It
the ttnck ’had been rntmlnc fM
Mr. and M ». Swalm would no
doubt have been Irilled or badly in.
Jnred. ’
Mockaville H«nlwar;'Co., have
jast e ^ e d an attractive marquess
, over their store fronts,'which adda
mtiehto the appearance of tbelrj
bulMinia.;
Xm , ICnrfeea has.. putehased
thei.X : WaM bouse and lot on
the,'W lnsfrn.Sal^ hlehway jttst
nntsMe the Mocksville limits and
. wiil inove'Msfamilv to this new'
home In the near fiitark It Is not
ktwwn where Mr. Ward <<rtll
Mrs. G.. L. <>aven and Infant
('danghter who are lt>. a ^teavlik
boirital are . getting alotig nicely:
. xitile Flovd CraiTO. who has bain
a^ondy III witli t^hoid ial
BiifibIniproiM and,ls al^e to 'W
Wk The family hat been sr^onsiy
O ili^ and ail are glad that Mrs
Crima and llitte’sm ate ranch bet.
' -tar...’' 'Brnwii and Boom Ram*
m *((b^nt Friday' fa 'Owtcfnee
minded her. of the winter of 1917.
IS. ,I can remember wlatera for
tbepast65 yean,and that wsa the
worst wintei- In my memory. The
Cnited Ststes hsd entered the first
world war in April, 1917. and dnr.
ing the following winter our young
men were iielng aent co army catnna
at Charlotte, Columbia, Spartan-
b a ^ and GrefnvlUe^ S. C. . The
Srst four lo leave for camp from
here lo the fall of iqt7 were faek ---------------. .Allison, Bill LeGrand, Cicero Hnnt eratid (be teaiKr; m Iti. thia chap.
Uad Bsra Motley; ter John aeea in vlstoa the restota-
Gn Dttember it, 1917, 3>voung tion of tbe gwpel abowninaymbola
„ien were notified bv the draft asKa|i*ta aboht to thrnst In their
boatd to come to Mocksville pre. ahatp aicklu and reap for the fields
psred to leave early on the mom. wcK.tIpe luto baiyeat; no dojbt
ing 'of Dec. tath, for Charlotte, thia aeaat;the neoide Were ready
where they were tp he inducted-to to hear aod receive the tthtba to
to the armed forces; As well aa I come forth among the labablMnta
can rememlier, all of' the hoya of the earth from servants divinely
showed up on the afternoon of Inapited.
Dec. nth; Some of them apent We* tM , Inrthet in veiae 1%
the hicht at the Mocksville' Hoteli vAnd the angel thrust lo bis sickle!
operated hy Wrs. B. M.' Swlcd Into the eartb, and gathered the
gocd, while others spent the night vhie ol the earth, and caat It Into
I wlth'relatives and friends. Attbat the gteat winepress of the wrath of I
! time I was living oti'.the second G ^ .” “And the^ winei»eaa was
floor of the B on bhildlng, where iniddea without the city, a n d
I the Wallace store is now located, blood came out of tbe wine;__.
. Invited ten or 15 of the hovs to even unto the horse 'briddles, by
come to my home that night and the apace of _a IlMUBand and six
liaten to mv phonograph. The bntidred farloaga.’’ Verse to. Dor.
boys came op after supper and en Ing tbe tim t the goapel would he
joyd the mnsic which consisted of Reached, nnto the people to gather
aruy bugle calls and old-time love the rlgbteoua nnto the fold of
aonga. A'tnone the'hovs I csn re- Cbtit; sataa llkeialae would rage in
member were . Bill Powell, Stokea the hearta of men and ^onM lead
Dwiggliis, "Son" Smi'h. Bll Me. many astray. As we. look back In
{Daniel, Wiley'Smith and a tew old sesti ment wrMags st^ link
otheti. Some of the to rt were them op. with the predictions la
leaving sweethearts hehind and |»ok of revelation we readely
they were very sad tbst nigs-. approaching war that it«l
Prom Dec tith to Peb. 1,
I By The Street Rambler
ODOOOO
NOT SURE
‘T o what do you attribnte vour
lofig lifer* the reporter asked the
centenarian. .
"I don’t riehtly know yet.”, re
plied the old-thner. *.l*m dicker
ing with two breakfast (bod' com-
panlet”
die survivors o f insured workers
This is particuiaily true when the,
Ideceased worker- b a female or
when a male worker is not surviv
ed bv a widow ot close relative.
Tbe Social Security Act pro
vides that a lump sum death pay-
meiit can be made in every case
if the worker was insured at the
time of his death. An application
fbrtliis payment must be filed
within tWo years, after the wage
earner's death.
The lump-sum death paym ^t
is paid to the worker’s sutvi'ving
spouse, provided thev were Uvingj
together at the time of the work
er's death. If there is no sutviv-
ing spouse, then it is irayable as'
relmbutseinent to the person or
persons that paid the deceased
worker’s burial expensra.
In addition to the li
■$«4 QUESTION
The cynsdeatlous fother -----
dispensing advice to his stm who
was about to be married.
Cooperation is the foundati, w w w a s a a v a a ■« »aav
of -auecesMiil marriage,” he said
solemnly. "You must do things
togedter. For - faastance, if vour
wife wants to go for a walk, go for
a w ^ with her.' It she wants to go
the movies, go to the movies with
her. If she wants to do the dishes,
do tbedlshes with her:"
The son listened dutifully, then
asked; "Suopose she sm ts to
mop the floorf” .
HELPED UNEMPLOYMENT
The irate judge asked the .ctim-
inafc "Just what good have you
ever done humanity?”
"WeU.” teplied the criminal, 1
keep three or four detectives wotk-
hig regularly.”
OOULDNT UNDERSTAND
I Rancher: You're an hour late
getting back with those mules. ■
HitedHand: I know it You
s», I incked up Rev. lim ' Smidt
on the wav home, and from diere
on the.mnlea couldn't understand
(a word I said.
death payment- monthly benefits
may be payable to the deceased
wage eathet*s children under 181
v»ta of age; and to hia widow, re
gardless of her age, if she has mi
nor childten or the wage eamerl
i . her care. When the laat child
reaches age 18, if die vridow is
stUl under 65 veats of age, her be
nefit la stopped—to be rssumed
when she becomes 65, provided
she has not tematrled. Under
some condltiona, monthly pay-
menu ate possible to dependent
w id o t^ . at age 65.
Mr. and Mrs. T L. Hunttr and
b a ^ doing some late afternoon
shopping—Mrs. Robert Kuttees
pautins in drug store for a oone
of ice cream—Dr. Mutt takitw
time off to peruse his favorite ^
iIy~Ptomlhent citizen tty i^ to
decide whether toxtun ot not to .
tun for county ofSce—GossipClub
wanting to know when the_ city
fathers were going to dean up die
back lots and allev-ways around
the square-^tank Brown wait
ing on ttalHc light to eh«Bg«^
Alex Tucker, loe Patn» and Clyde
HendHcfcs .getting early roomtiig
haircuts-rKermit Smith patting
with stwl engraving of'A be Unr
coin—One. Republican and two
Democrats holding catieui In front
of postoffice—Mts. Claude Horu.
shopping around at Sanfotd's—
Charlie Riddle doing some ttad«
ing aroimd .tbm —Mia. lohikay
Naylor hurtying'actoss 6»e squne
on warm afternoon—Mrs, George
Evtma shopping around In dime
store—Mrs. Cecil Little shappinc
all around the sqtiare—Dewitt Rat-
ledge stopping liis thick on the
square to aska|64queadon—Tan
man canying two fun jugs acttMS
the squate.in broad open claylWht
—Mrs. lohn Bowden, Jr., d M g
some aftempim. lihopping aiouiid
town—M iss]^tie Measick bh»v>
ing up balloons in dime stnta--
Mrs. Jack l^nnington and
daughter musing for cold dtteks
in drag a to n -C J. Wilson taUng
life easy oiiwatmaftetnoon—Ml
About sundown that* M «nlng|^^ (ortb
began , falUng. ajadsnoia ------------ -tbroagbout tbe night. Tbe neat —-----------mbralag M o'clock the ho«a and tbcre tbe laat warot all will he
were to go to the depot and board waged aad tbe people tbere wlU be
atraio.for Charlotte. I told the ||ke cnnes la tbe winei
hova'tbat I would meet them at ™ ^
the depot to bid them goodbye.When I g<>t np the aaow bad quit come out and wilt flow unto thef
falliogbat w u II Inches deep. I hotsM bridle. After world, war II,
looked all over my house for a pair |i eras my ptiviliiie as it wsa most
of overehbes or leggins, but ewWn't e w to dlscnaa tlia terrible battles'
htotber if he saw blood aeck deep
In cases where the wage eainet
leaves no> minor children and no
surviving spouse, if he was contiib'
uting aa much as fifty percent of|
tbe support o f his parmts. month*
Iv benefits may be payable to them
when diey teach age 65..
Social securi y benefits arc not
autom'atic. Applicationa must be
S1.h1 fbr all types of benefits.
If you have any question -con-
fcming youtsodal sectttity, you
might write us at 301 Poat Office
BaUding, Salisbury. N. C , ot see
our representative who . visits the
Court House, Mocksvilk N. C ,
on tbe fitst and third Ptidavs ofl
each month from 12:30-1:}0.
[arc pon being choseo to wage tbi*
great battlel Those who know the
gospel ol Jesns Christ and r«d the
conditions existing today among
the nations of theearth, surely wll.
not he deceived about these condll
tions ahotit 10 hurst foith among
the n«K ons.
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Faye Alleii talking a ^ t comiitg
events—Lady huying a bMbday
aift in Gift Shop-D r. Lester Mar>
tin on hia way out of tonsoral
lot -Jhn Fuller selUng lady pair of
white shoes—Mrs. Neta Oodbey
putting in Mother’s Day windmr
display in drug ’ «ore—Charlie
Alexander shaking hands with eU
friends around the court house—
Armand Danid looking at jww
spring shoes'In Men’s Shop—Mrs-
Contad Chappell doing some car- -
ly montlng ahopping in nicM aud
dime store—Clarence G ta^btam -
Ing aronnd in Men’s If you
want vour mouth-to wMer and
your tongue to hang out, just take
a look at one of the Soda Sboippe
display windows-Giady Uatne*
coming to rawn on wbidy after
noon to get a hair cuc~.Miss Flo
Bennett taking life easy in Gift
Shop-Gilmer Hartley gettlag set
to do some campaigning—Atto^(U U W V«»aaaysn»»«a»^ -
ney John Tabor Brock trying M
cross Main street through heavy
'traffic—Wiley Andetaon IcoUng
atWrthdavgteettag, cards—A taiur
Daniel still making remarks about
the weather.
snowatell in Mocksville and the (wbWi wotfd be up lo tte ttorae
groand iwmi'i dear of smiw nnlil bridle) he aaid MO. then I toU him
Feb.. and groundhog day, when : a ihat the last war woatd-he so ae-
't L* ««< ‘fc* Wood will riae to thethe«iMm« . TbC'cvootraboc ow nt a,„^-' - «■*>.■__■ —m
fee hU ihtdow thtt d*y. •«! the ^wertber was pretty for the nsl -ol » b « J*«>» tetnra and coai.
the winter. ‘rhe Vadkin Rivei waa maad peace tmto the ararobiK as-
liqseovw for about three weeka. flwis aad wlU Bstsoaally slop tha
^ .M ,ta.« ‘S.^o«m «dW JL*hi': «H« «»• be
?bebMween lobeavllle aiid ElWa. That •'« he: fought te the. valkr }«f »]
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