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NEWS of LONG AGO. Lincoh Vs Roosevelt. a Good Thing. State G. 0. P. Meet April 17. Seen Along Main Street Lexington Prepares DAVIE COUNTY’S OLDEST NEW SPAPER-THE PAPER THE PEOPLE READ - . c. “HERE SHALL THE PRESS. THE PEOPLE’S RIGHTS MAINTAIN: UNAWED BV INFLUENCE AND UNBRIBED BY GAIK.** - - i. r -VOLUMN XLt. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6 , 1 9 4 0 NUMBER 3 3 Wbite Housetn more than seven NEWS OF LONG AGO. Lincoh vs Roosevelt. y e a ts . ■ Seen Along Main Street little Stingers Republicans Set Date/ Representative Carroll Reese, a “ How like the ba*mony of a no­ By The Street Rambler. (From The Yellow Jacket) Unlike the Democrats who select* What Wat Happeniog' In Davie Tennessee Republican, in a recent ble symphony sound those words ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 Here we are in- the year 1 9 4 0 , ed Chicago as the meeting place and so tn e 2 3 million people are said to then could not set the date for the Before The New Deal Used Up address at Chattanooga, said: today—“ with malace toward none, Floyd McS^ain bqsy eating thick “Six score and eleven years ago with charity for all’’— against the Blab of pie—Postmaster LeGrand on b e' re c e iv in g so m e EO»t o f g o v e rn national convention because Roose* The Alphabet, Drowned The velt and Farlev wanted to first M there was born in the obscurity of raucous discords o'f “ malefa.tors of street without coat, while Phil John ment relief and the New Deal has when tbe Republicans would meet, Hogs and Plowed Up The the backwoods of Kentucky the great wealth,” “money changers son Btill wears his big overcoat—Mrs. been.piJdliug with the prosperity Charlie Leagans sitting in car—Dr. pump for over long years.. Time the Republican Natiohal CommittM - Cotton and Corn. man whose memory we honor to- in the teinple,” “econouic royal­ decided to meet Monday, June 24, W atkinsandson leaving town in a to vote for a change. nifcht—Abraham Lincoln. ists” and “ Bourbons!” Philadelphia. :■ (Davie Record, Mar. I , 1 9 1 1 ) hurry—Tourists using Main street A foreigner says he simply can’t “Fifty-two years' later this son “The keynote of the harmony Representatives from Philadelphia ■ O, L. Williams spent Friday in fora speedway—Miss Lucile Allen comprehend our American news­ of parents to fortune and to fame Ltncoln sought was “tolerance. going to poBtoffice-*-WPA official in came before the committee in saj Greensboro. papers. He says he read in one unknown, was to become the first The keynote of tbe New Deal d<s- high powered car going north—Mrs. sion Friday at Washington, with ’» D H. Hendricks, of Bixby, was that “character is what you are and President of the United States elec­ cord has alwaysbeon ‘‘crackdown” Dvson buying bread at [deal Grocery check for $2 0 0 ,0 0 0 and promised tlfjB in town Monday. reputation is what continued on ted by the new Republican Party. “ Lincoln did not prate of liberal­ —Mieses Kiikman and Horn riding use of a gr< at convention hall along' Kollins Bros, have gone into the “ He brought to the W hite House ism; he talked of freedom. And across square in big auto—Hampton fifth page.” We don't blame him with just the right atmosphere with real estate business. a renaissance of earljr Aaiericanisqk no background jf Harvard culture freedom to him meaut more than LeGrand walking into barber shop— for being puzzled. Mrs. R. P. Anderson visited in PDR says the New Deal is a- accentuated by the Liberty Bell and bnt a sound knowledge of funda­ freedom of speech and freedom of Luckv Moore out looking for Meth Winston this week. Independence Hall. mental truths acquired by self.tu worship. It meant free business odist preacher—Rev. Mr. Cooper in gainst going into the European war. Albert Kelly left Monday on a conversation with newspaper man— We know the GOP is against going So to Philadelphia we will go Anli torship and experience in a horse enterprises ' as well. None knew it’s worth much to go there. At ::a business trip to Wilkesboro. MissChristine Hendricks wanting to into it. so that leaves only the Com­ and buggy age when individual in­ better than be that all forms of day when the American people must B. I, Hopkins made a business know if it was going to snow—Hen­ munisms and Socialists and mug­ itiative was still regarded as praise­ freedom must stand or fall together. be set free from tbe shackles that trip to Winston Monday. ry Poplin weighing hot dogs—Snow wumps to go ir>. And tbe sooner worthy' and profit making as re. “How different tnday! No ad­ bind them, placed upon them'by the Ray M vers, of Winston, soent Beck and Charlie Reeves looking ov- ministration in the history of this they all go the bettei. New Deal and beated down for seven sp e c ta b le . er the square ’ while Grady Ijames Sunday in town with bis parents. FDRcan “Fireside Chat” and years; wnen real citizens are; crying 41Tbe W hite House to which be nation has so snugly and so blat. hangs around the corner—Jas. Potts Born, to Attorney and Mrs. Jacob animadvert about “economic royal, o-jt fur freedom and liberty, the Re­ came bad none ot the conveniences a -itlA paid lip service to liberalism carrying postage stamps in a large Stewart on Sunday, a daughter. ists” till the cows come home, but publicans decide to go to the very afforded by the present-day execu­ as that of Franklin Delano Roose­ b a s k e t.' Miss Johnsie Hobson, of Jerusa- one thing is eternally certain and shrine of liberty to hold their coo* tive offices and staff. Yet neither velt. But it is a liberalism found­ lem, spent Friday in town with re­ J1Iat is that we never can have pros vention. There tbe early fathers den­ did it have a welcome for such as ed. not on tolerance but on bale. Lexington Prepares For la tiv e s perity while 1 0, 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 wage earn, dured this nation free and independ. Dove Lasser of the W orkers Alti- H ate for that group of citizens who Mrs. L. B. Cook, of Farmington, ers remain unemployed. eat, where the greatest of all docti. ahce and his Communist associates. braved much and ventured more to Baptist Meeting. icents, the Declaration of Independ* is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Take down your history and “ He did not have at his beck and make this country great; that group Approximately 1.000 S unda; ence. was signed thus' smashing for C o lty . have your child read of tbe event? call a “brain trust” to work out which most dramatically represents School officers and leaders from all all time the shackles that England J . T Bai:y has gone north to of this nation—of its progress and his problems for him, nor a corps the spirit of individual initiative sections of North Caro)ina~are ex­ had placed upon the young republic. purchase his line of spring and sum­ its wonderful success. And call of executive assistants with a pas. and free enterprise—our business pected 'at Lexington for the State So, it’s a fine atmosphere in which m e r goods. the child's attention to the fact that sion for anonymity. Tet in silence man. And any liberalism which Baptist Associational Sunday School the Republicans are to. meet in this Lonnie Cariner and two sons, of most all the names of tbe big n en: and alone he solved problems far has its roots in hatred cannot but workers conference, which will be good year 1940, to draft their plat­ Iredell, were m town Saturday on tbe great m en- are the names of graver than those which for. more produce tne fruit of tyranny.’* held at First Baptist church. March form a new declaration of independ*. b u sin e ss. than seven yenrs now have brffled 25 an d 26. Republicans. Why is that? ence declaring the people of this' Committees are now at work mak­ good land once again free—free Ralph R. Rich, of Washington, all of the professors, economists and A Good Thing. It is absurd for. anybody to con­ D. C-, is visitiug in this city, the ing arrangements fcr hospitality for tend that this country can issue from the blight of Harold "Itchy” witch doctors who have cluttered Uncle Sam is taking steps to stop guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sbeek. some 400 of these, who will spend $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 in bonds and not $ 3 0 .- Ickes and the other New Dealers up the W hite House corridors. the widespread use of rubbiug al­ the night and be provided with bed who have for seven years plundered- J. W . Bailey left Monday for El OOO1OOb in currency.. Both are pro­ “ He suffered from no grandoise cohol as a beverage, and after this and breakfast. Representatives are American life under the guise of kin, where he has accepted a po. delusion that be was the anointed mises to pay; bnt one promise fat. week the cbap who gets rubbing erg expected from virtually all the Democracy. Seven years ago Roose-: sition in a furniture factory. tens the usurer and the other help* Saviour of the people; that he and alcohol for rubbing, or anything 76 Baptist associations in the state.
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