“All The County News For Everybody” VOLUME XXXIII “All The County News For Everybody” MOCKSVILLE, N. C., FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1950 No. 6
TOBACCO MEETINGS YOUNG DEMOCRATS TO ORGANIZE PLANNED FOR DAVIE LOCAITEAM MEETS Barkleys Visit Davie County AT PARTY CONVENTION SATURDAY Plant bed weed control is very important to tobacco growers. COOHMEi HERE p n ^ n g Monda/s Celebration County Convention Pulling weeds from plant beds Mocksville High has to be done during the busiest SAIURDAY N M M Set For Courthouse The Mocksville baseball team Meets Mills Hqme season and it is tiresome work. Celebrities. Feted Last Saturday Democrats held Chemical materials have been will meet the Cooleemee Cools in At Boxwood Lodge their prccinct meetings through Here Friday Night available for several years for a Yadkin Valley league game out the county. The precinct meet The vice president and Mrs. The Mocksville. High school controlling weeds on plant beds. here Saturday night at 8 o’clock. ings were the first steps leading Barkley landed at the Smith baseball team will play Mills The county agent’s office has sev Last Saturday afternoon in Sal to setting up the state conven Reynolds airport in Winston-Sa Home under the lights at Rich eral of these tobacco bed weed isbury, the Rowan Mills ushered tion on May 11. At the precinct lem, Monday around 12:45 p.m. Park, Friday night at 8 o’clock. control demonstrations in differ in the 1950 Yadkin Valley league meetings party members selected They were brought to North Car Last Thursday night in the lo ent parts of the county this year. season by besting Mocksvillc in a delegates to the county conven olina by a crew of four in an Air cal park, the local team defeated R. R. Bennett, extensión tobacco slugfest 20 to 11. tion which will be held at the lo Force C-47. The plane was orig Advance High 10 to 5. Mocksville specialist, will be in the county The Rowan nine slapped out cal courthouse Saturday after inally scheduled to land at the pushed across eight runs in the on Tuesday, May 9, to assist in 21 hits in running up the high noon at 2 o’clock. At this time Salisbury airport, but the local second inning to take a lead that some meetings at the.'^e plant bed score and Mocksville enjoyed 13 delegates will be selected to at field was too muddy. they never relinguished. Advance demonstrations. Mr. Bennett will bingles.' tend the state convention. iThe Salisbury delegation, learn scored three runs in the sixth in also discuss tobacco disease and Mocksville opened the first in ing of the change, quickly shifted In conjunction with and im ning and added three more in insect control and other recom ning with a five-run barrage, but to the Winston-Salem airport and mediately following the county the ninth. mended tobacco practices. We th^ lead was short lived. Rowan were on hand when the plane ' convention Saturday, the young Bill Vick went the route for urge every tobacco grower to at bounced back in the bottom of settl^ on the runway. , Democrats ot the county will take the local team and scattered 10 tend one of the following dem the first inning and tallied seven Delegatlea an initial step towards setting up hits. Potts and Bamhardt com onstrations: times. William D. Kizziah, general an active organization for Davie. bined to give up seven hits for 9:30 a.m., Odell Hendrix, R. 3, Rowan Mills scored in every chairman of the Barkley-Boone the Advance team. Vick and Mocksville, near Fork on Lexing Inning. MocksviUe was held Cmver To Be Prcwat day celebration event, and “Un Bamhardt both had six strikeouts ton highway, scoreless untU the ninth when Philip R. Graver oi Lexington, cle Bob” Doughton, led the dele to their credit. 10:4$ a.m., W . T. Burton, R, 2, they pushed six runners across, YDC organizer for the Eighth HONORABLE ALBEN W. p M L K t , Vice Preoldent gation over to the plane to meet Advance, near Elbaville church. the plate. District, will be present and aid L. Foster, with two hits for oi the United States, turns to converse with Mayor the vice president and his wife. Cooleemee blasted Cleveland in setting up the local county or three times at bat, led the hitting 1:30 p.m., J. Wes McKnight, R. Marshall Kurfees of Winston-Salem as they made their In this delegation were such dig for the locals. L. Hendrix of 2, Advance, just off highway 801 in the opener Saturday, 17 to 4. ganization. way from the airport runway. Pertups the Veep is nitaries as Mayor MarshaU Kur Mocksville and T. Cornatzer and betweeh Farmington and Win- Lawrence E. Hutchens, local issuing final briefing instructions to Mayor Kurfees, fees ot Winston-Salem, Mayor attorney, will, act as spokesman C. Potts of Advance had three- ston-Salem highway. JAYCEES ELECT Clifford Peeler ot Salisbury, baggers. who ia to «erve as escort for the charming Mrs. Bark of the organizational committee DMMMteatioa NEW OntECTORS Mayor Victor Shaw ot Charlotte, and will preside until the tem There will be a demonstration ley during the Barkley-Boone Day celebration. (En Speaker of the House Kerr Craig Hugh Larew and BiU Merrell porary officers are elected and on building and putting up a terprise Staff Photo). Ramsay. Also in the delegaUon were elected to the board ot di an organization effected. Letters ridge type ventilator on a tobac were Col. Daniel Boone, VI, and HERE& IHERE rectors ot the local Junior Cham have been sent to the aenior co bam at 3 o’clock Tuesday, May his son, Daniel Boone, VII, ot ber of Commerce in the regular Democratic chairmen of each pre 9 (the same day of the meetings Washington, D. C. Daniel Boone, INSTALLATION AND TBA meeting last Thursday night VISITING CELEBRITIES ENTERTAINED cinct urging them to have a dele at the plant b ^ ). Thia demon VI, is an attorney in Washington, Installation of officers ot the They were elecM tor a two-year gation present from their respec stration will be on the farm of D. C., and claims direct decend- Woman’s Society ot Christian term and succeed W . A . Murray tive precincts. It was emphasized Jack Booe, Route 2, Mocksville. IN DAVIE BY WALTER WOODSONS ancy from the original Daniel. Service will be held May », at that the meeting Saturday and To get to this farm, tum west and Leo Cozart, who retire after Gnicknis Boxwood TlUMvii Meekavllle the MocksviUe Methodist church. two years of service. the YDC organization will be just north of I. G. Roberta’ store CANCER DRIVE After a brief exchange of cour An informal tea will be held in Lodge Hospitality open to |ill, and everyone inter on the Mocksville-Yadkinville A. tesies the group were ushered into the ladies’ parlor immediately af Dr. E. Eckerd was elected SHORT OF QUOTA ested is urged to attend. highway. The farm is located to the board of directors for Crowns Fete Day the 11-car motorcade and were ter the service. All members of A total ot $448.09 has been approximately one mile from the one-year term. He replaces J. A. whisked away through Mocksville the church are invited to attend. raised to date in the Davie Coun By MABV LINN COLLINS Mocksville-Yadkinville highway. Craven, who is moving and trans to Thyatira Presbyterian church Evona Yorii In ty Cancer Drive, Dr. W. M. Long, SalUbnry Post GBAVES DECOBA'TED Proper ventilation is very im ferring his membership to Win- in Western Rowan. Here they en chairman announced this week. Barkley-Boone day came to a Spelling Finals portant in curing tobacco. This ston-Salem in the immediate fu joyed a country style luncheon The Davie Grays chapter of the The county’s goal is $650.00. brilliant climax on a note of so . Evona York, Davie county’s ridge, type ventilator is relatively ture. and Mr. Barkley placed a wreath U.D.C. will appreciate the women An appeal was issued to the cial friendliness when the vice representative in the 10th annu new and we would like to urge on thje graves of his ancestors. of Davie county decorating the At the next meeting the com citizens ot Davie to join in the president of the United States, al Journal and Sentinel spelling all tobacco growers to attend this The late arrival of the Veep graves of the Confederate vet plete slate of officers for the com tight against cancer and send their Alben Barkley, and his lovely bee, was one of the 12 contestants demonstration. R. M. Ritchie, Jr., and Veepess necessitated the cur erans in their community on ing year will be elected. contributions in as soon as poss bride appeared at Boxwood in who survived the 100-word main extension agricultural engineer, tailment of the schedule. All of May 10. ible. Davie county to accept the ele round last Saturday. Evona was will conduct this demonstration. the programs were cut short; The Jaycees heard BUI Benson gant and gracious hospitality ex not eliminated until the final REGIBTBATION VNDEBWAV of the local high school give the A complete list of the contribu some were forced to be elimi tended to them and to about 75 round, in which she missed only address that won tor him the tors, along with the breakdown nated entirely. The registration period for the JUROR LIST GIVEN other guests by the host and host four words. county title in the American Le ot receipts, wiU be published The Barkley-Boone celebration May 27 primary opened last Sat ess, Hon. and Mrs. Walter H. FOR CIVIL COURT gion Oratorical contest His ad next week. reached its climax about 5 p.m. Betsy Barr, of Ashe county, urday and will continue for two Woodson. ■ weeks through May 13. In Davie, Around 40 cases are on the dress was entitled *nie Constitu Monday afternoon when the vice was the winner of the spelling Mrs. Barkley was just as beau only those who are not already docket for the civil term ot Su tion In a Changing World.” SERVICES HELD FOR president spoke to more than 2,- bee, and will participate in the tiful and as charming as she had registered are required to get perior court scheduled to convene 000 people in the Catawba Col- national spelling bee finals in BUI Merrell was In <^arge of REV. W . H. DODD been proclaimed. Her light grey their names on the registration on May 29. Judge J. C. RudisiU lege stadium. Washington May 22-27. the program. suit with wide white coUar and books. will be the presiding judge. Funeral services for Rev. Wal BatertalMd in Davto 78, turn back cuffs of white had The following jurors were se ter Henley Dodd, retired Bap Following this address Mr. and brief buttoned up jacket, at the riANO BECRAL lected by the county commission Atomic Devekyi its tist minister and pastor-emeritus B(rs. Barkley returned to the DONAU) SMITH ot the MocksvUle Baptist Church, shoulder of which she wore an Miss Mariola Crawford wUl ers at their regular meeting on Heard By Rotarians Boxwood Lodge in Davie county, present her piano pupils in a Monday: were held in the local Baptist orchid and Uly of the vaUey cor where they were entertained by Dr. Milton L. Braun, professor sage. Her off-face hat was recital Friday evening. May 5, Calahain: J. B. Chaffin and Er Church last FMday, R0v. J. P. of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woodson. WINS CONTEST of physics at Catawba coUege, blush pink straw with pink veU Wade Dyson, Master ot Center at 8 o’clock in the Cooleemee nest R. Koontz. Davia and Rev. E. W. Tumer, The official party were back explained to the local Rotarians Mr. Barkley had a flower on his Grange, has announced the fol High school auditorium. Mrs. Clarksville: John C. Hanes, officiated. Burial foUowed in the through MocksviUe around 7:30 something of tte principles be lapel, and he wore a gay tie with lowing local winners in the Na Fred Shinn will be guest soloist. George E. Merrell, Jr., and Fred Rose Cemetery. p.m. Monday night on their way hind the atomic bomb^ and its tion-wide essay contest sponsor The public is cordially invited Brackens. Rev. Mr. Dodd died at his home his suit of stripe-patterned wool to the Winston-Salem airport and mate, the new hydrogen bomb. ed by the National Grange and to attend. Farmington; J. N. Beauchamp, last Wednesday. He had been in They were a handsome couple. the flight back to Washington. Dr. Braun exidained the dis the American Plant Food Coun F. R. Lackey and Vernon Miller. iU health tor several years and Other distinguished guests for The scheduled visit to the old THBEE-ACT COBIEOT covery ot the principle ot thm cil on the subject “SoU Fertility Fulton: J. J. Hoots and Robert in a aerioua condition for one the party, which completely fiUed Joppa cemetery and the graves two bombs and with his chart ot and The Nation’s Future”: The junior class of the Farm L. Seaford. week. three living rooms, and overflow of Squire and Sarah Boone was the elements, displayed the steps ington High school will present Jerusalem: Guy Foster, James The Rev. Mr. Dodd was a na ed on to the awning-covered canceled by Mr. Kizziah due to First, Donald Smith; Second, involved in the sciratitic proce a three-act comedy entitled “Aunt W. Kimmer and Rufus C. Wil tive ot Wake County and was (Conttnncd on Page 5) the lack ot time. Jane Robinson; Third, Kennard dure. Lillie Goes to Town,” Friday liams. bom Nov. 18, 1872, son of John Vernon; all are from the Mocks He emphasized the responsibU- night, May 5, at 8 o’clock, in the MocksvUle: W. A. Sain, Hasten D. and Evelyn Creech Dodd of ville school. ity of mankind in dealing with school auditorium. Miss Mattie W. Carter and G. A. Hartman. Clayton. He lud been a Baptist JAYCEES CONDUCT BROOM SALE The essay of Donald Smith will atomic power and expressed hope Ruth Ayres is director. Public cor Shady Grove: Guy Cornatzer minister for 30 years, retiring be forwarded to the State Grange that some method of preserving dially invited. and Milton L. Carter. several years ago because of ill to compete with the State and world peace could be worked out TO BENEFIT BLIND INDUSTRIES health. He was a member of the A broom sale for the benefit of brooms and door mats are made National prizes totaling $10,000, SECBETABY Gene Junker bad charge ot the Masonic Lodge. He was married the blind will be conducted by by the Guilford Industries for the furnished by the American Plant Miss Rachel Grant, a rising Easter Seal Campaign program and presented Dr. twice. the local Junior Chamber of Blind in Greensboro. The sale ot Food Council. He will receive junior at Catawba College, Salis Braun. Extended Two Weeks Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Commerce this week end. these items enables the employ an attractive Cer ti f ic a t e of bury, has recently been elected Lenora Dodd;. three children of Gray Hendricks, Jaycee chair ment of the visually handicapped Award and an embossed pin; secretary of the Student Gov Curtis Price, local chairman of Winners Announced his first marriage, Mrs. A. J. man for-this project, announced and gives to these people the priv also $5 cash contributed by Mar ernment for the coming school the North Carolina League for Rufus C. Beck, of ModuviUe, Haynea of StatesviUe, John Car that the Jaycees would conduct ilege of being self-supporting. tin Bros. year. Miss Grant is the daughter Crippled Children, today express ed the thanks of the local chap R. 1, was winner of the RCA Con son Dodd ot Hahira, Ga., and a house-to-house canvas of the Second Prize will be $5 in of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Grant of Chairman Hendricks announc trade given by Farmers Hardware. ter to everyone who participated sole radio combination given Walter H. Dodd, Jr., of Waco; Mocksville area Friday evening Route 4. ed that Leon Beck would canvas Third prize will be $2.S0 in in and contributed to the 1950 away in the drawing at the grand three grandchildren; three broth between 6 p.m. and S p.m. cash donated by Tutterow & CENTEB OBANGE MEETING Easter Seal campaign. opening ot ' the Irvin-Comatzer ers, J. L Dodd ot Council, A. L. This broom sale, an annual af the business area of MocksviUe Dyson Service Station. Center Grange will have its Mr. Price also announced that Ponttoc agency. Dodd ot Macon, Ga., and the Rev. fair in most cities sponsored by for the sale of brooms. Sheek Judges for the local contest next meeting May 9. Special although the campaign officially L. R. Dulin, at Moduville, was Uwart D. Dodd ot Fuquay the Lions clubs, is being offered Miiler will do likewise for the were: Claude iThompson, F. E. music wiU be furnished by the ended- Easter Sunday, the rec the winner of tba aee^ Springs; and one sister, Mrs. H. for the first time in MocksvUle. industrial establishments. The L. «Mffii« of Peebles, Leo WiUiams, Ralph AngeU w d Lakey boys. Leo ords would be kept open another retary. Xem^ Boifwrd, at .dUs Offering for sale, at very mod entire local Jaycee club wiU take RandaU, and Mrs. Wyona John- Williams wiU present a travelog two weeks in order that latt- town, w u tto «Jaasr flC te erate prices, wiU be aU types ot part in the residential canvas on with colored slides. comtrs may contributt. trie parcol^. W iid A i brooais and door mats. Thasa' Friday night PAGE 2 THE M OCKSmLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, MAY 5,1950 Quail Roost Sire To Be Social Security For , pendent children under 18, she FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION may receive a lump-sum pay Used By Local Breeders The Married Woman ment equal to six times his month The Davie County Cooperative A married woman working on ly payment. Then, when she /!h OftcUid ^ %fou NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR . Breeders Association announced a job covered by the Social Se does reach 65, she may apply for today that Quail Roost Bright curity Act may also earn insur her widow’s payment. She re LOANS FOR FARM HOUSING PROGRAM Maxim, the great proved Guern ance benefits of her own. And, ceives this payment as long as F O R MOTHERS DAY The housing act of 1949 author the production of agricultural sey Sire proved by Leroy H. Her- if married to a man who is in she lives unless she remarries or izes the Farmers Home Adminis commodities for sale or home use sey of Edgewater, Maryland, and sured, she would have insurance works in industry or commerce tration to make loans and grants which have an annual gross val bred by Quail Roost Farms of rights as his wife. In no case, and earns over $14.99 a month. MOTHER LOVES CANDY, SHE ALSO for construction and repair oi ue of at least $400.00 based on Rougemont, has been purchased could she receive double bene The Social Security Office that farm houses and other farm build 1944 commodity prices. by the Southeastern Artificial fits—that is benefits as a retired serves your town and county is ings. Preference is given to veterans Breeding Association at Ashe worker herself and benefits as a located in Room 437 Nissen Build LOVES ORCHIDS, Loans for periods up to 33 years of all wars and immediate fam ville for service to the customers wife or widow—but she receives ing, Winston-Salem, N. C. Office at 4 percent interest are made to ilies of veterans who died in and dairymeri of the county the benefit that is larger. hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 BUT VERY SELDOM GETS ONE, SO farm owners who are otherwise war service. through their organization. Take, for example, Mrs. Jane p.m., Monday through Friday. unable to finance needed housing Brown (name fictitious) employ A representative is in Mocks It is expected that any building The Davie Association is pleas and other building improvements ed in a telegraph office. Her hus ville on the 4th Wednesday of FOR MOTHERS DAY WE WILL GIVE erected or repaired will have, ed to be able to offer semen from for themselves and their tenants. band works for a bus line. They each month at the Courthouse, when completed, a sound foun this High Index Proved Sire to In addition, the construction have no children.- When Mr. Second Floor, at 12:30 p.m., and AN ORCHID FREE WITH EACH BOX dation, strong walls, and a tight all their customers and dairymen done under the act will stimulate Brown retires at 65, his Old-Age in Cooleemee on the same date roof, and will meet minimum at the regular insemination charge trade in rural areas and strength Insurance benefit will be, say $35 at the Erwin Cotton Millfs Of construction standards. as they feel that one of the real OF CANDY en the nation by helping it move a month. When Mrs. Brown fice at 11:00 a.m. purposes in artificial breeding is a step nearer the goal of “ a de County Committies of local reaches retirement age two years to provide the best proved sires cent home for every American farmers who assist in administer later, she will be entitled on her obtainable nt a price that every family.” ing the faim-ownership and op- own apcount to a monthly bene farmer can afford to pay. DAVIE DRIVE-IN WILKINS w Bris Store The following information ex erating-loan programs of the fit of $28. As a wife she would be THEATER plains most of the financial pro Farmers Home Administration The County Association is one entitled to one-half the amount Mocksville, N . C . Phone 21 visions of the farm housing pro advise on the eligibility of appli of the 87 cooperatives and private of her husband’s benefit—or $17.- Friday ft Saturday gram. More detailed information cants, the reasonable value ot breeding services purchasing se 90. If Mr. Brown should die, she M A Y S * • is available at the Farmers Home their farms, and the amount and men from the Southeastern Arti would be entitled to three-fourths “DICK TRACY Administration office which type of assistance for which ap ficial Breeding Association. the amount of his benefit—or $26.- MEETS GRUESOME’’ serves your county. plicants are qualified. Where 25 a month. She has earned more PURE — SPARKLING Ralpli Bytd * Boris ItarloH A loan may be made to con necessary, the committees look on her own account so she gets Rotary Conference ALSO struct, improve, alter, repair, or over farms and personally inter the $28 a month rather than the replace a house or other build view applicants before making At Myrtle Beach smaller sum based on her hus “LOADED PISTOLS” CRUSHED ICE ings essential to the operation of their recommendations. The com The fifth annual conference of band’s benefit account. witli Gene Autry. 1 Carlaaa. mittee consists of C. Harmon Mc The non - working wife ol a your farm. the 281st district of Rotary Inter ' SUNDAY, MAY 7 for ICE TEA — DRINKS — PARTIES Mahan, Chairman; Lindsay J. wage earner insured under the To be eligible for a housing national will be held at the Ocean “BLACKBOOK’’ Luper and Lonnie P Cartner. You Forest hotel at Myrtle Beach, S. Social Security Act receives ben AND MAKING ICE CREAM, etc loan you must be a farm owner, with Rekert CuoualMa * Ar be able to get a loan elsewhere, may make formal application for C., on May 19-20, it was announced efits on her retired husband’s lene Dabl. O m Cartaea Mid lack the necessary capital to a loan on a blank supplied at the here today by Bill Harden, dis account when she is 6S. Her Monday ft Taeiday monthly payment is one-halt the AVAILABLE IN SPECIAL CONTAINERS make the needed improvements. office of the Farmers Home A d trict governor. MAY t * • amount her husband receives. If You must also be able to repay ministration located in the room While full program details re 25 lbs...... 25c 50 lbs...... 35c there is a child under 18 and un ‘LOVES OF CARMEN’ the loan from farm and other over the Register of Deeds Offioe main to be worked out, Harden married, he gets a like amount income. Tenants and farm la in the Court House and is open announced that James R. Young, with Olenn Ford * Rite Hay- each month. If the wife out wartik in Teehalcaiar. Oae Free Delivery borers are not eligible for these on Monday mornings. Mr. Locke foreign correspondent with thir Cartoaa. lives her husband, she receives loans but owners may borrow Holland, County Supervisor, may teen years of experience in the a widow’s monthly payment Wcdneiday ft Thunday money to repair or build houses be contacted for additional in Far East, would be the banquet RtAY !• * 11 equal to three-fourths the amount and other farm buildings for their formation on this type ot assist speaker on Saturday night. May “ Julia Misbehaves” her husband received each month. COOLERS C O L O R S ^ tenants. ance. 20. Mr. Young will discuss "Our If the wife has not reached 69 wltk Greer Oaiaaa aai Walter Four perent per year on the Future in Asia.” FHgeaa. Oae Cartaaa.______when her insured husband dies unpaid balance of the loan is Carl A . Bailey The 281st Rotary district is • Show ftarto at D w k the amount of interest you are and there are no unmarried de Re>Enlists In Army composed ot 32 clubs, most of required to pay. them locatcd in Piedmont North Loans are made for periods of Information has been received Carolina. NlMksiiill« ke A FiNllri. 5 to 33 years and may be paid from the Air-Borne Training com- PURINA m c^ ffc« in ifiiir before they cbnie diiel'You maha,' located at ToH Beinliii, Phone 194 — MocksvUle, N. C. will be expected to refinance your Ga., that Corp. Carl Atwood Bai Congressman Deane indebtedness through cooperative ley, Mocksville, has re-enlisted Is Master Mason or private sources whenever you for air-borne training. Congressman C. B. Deane of are able to do so. Corp. Bailey enlisted in the the 8th District was raised to the A farm housing loan is secured army June, 1948. He completed degree of Master Mason at a spe by a mortgage on the farm, sub his basic training at Fort Jackson, cial communication of Barristers \Y» POUNDS ject to any existing prior liens, S. C., and since this has served Lodge No. 48, A. F. it A. M., in Take it from me and such additional security as as a firefighter. Bailey attended Washington, April 19. ilEAVIEt may be nccessary to reasonably the army’s leadership school while The degree was conferred « H O w e e ii» protect the Government’s invest in basic training. through courtesy of his Washing ment. ton lodge at Rockingham, and 21 MOW tW * Under this program a farm is Cockroach racing was a winter was well attended by 316 mem land operated as a single unit for sport in Paris prior to the war. bers of the Washington lodge. Ford Hydraulic AttmtMm Mr. Bdider Touch Control WHILE OTHER PRICES ARE GOING UP. HERE ARE SOME THAT ARE DOWN THIS WEEK G O L D B O N D S H E E T R O C K 3 ^ ” x4 ft x 8 ft...... $40 per M 1hi nWüA aom i NUHS laid JOHNS MANVILLE CEILING TILE BOARD ...... $75 per M iMOM leos «oriyi BARRETT ASPHALT SHINGLES ...... $6.30 per sq. '•..Thol’a Ú» tlpcy of fta ia« »oIlM li^t aMkMl i Mayfeo nn laqr or BMiyho n a aaMii Aajitaw, whM BaHtootlhaNletodMBO» R O L L R O O F IN G , 90 lb., green or black...... $3.00 per roll sMIoa al Um Pwiaa Thia TM T qnim fc m pul* l*ai oa a tracto*, I doa’t waat aay t o n ^ at tOM lela laa PitfbM way. M » leven to laiao ¡Mavy plowi, collivaton aad wlMtaot aaardi Pana. Emylhlaa waB-davdoped biid* VITA-CAL ONE COAT INSIDE FLAT PAINT ..$3.00 per gal. obottt tka two flocka of 111 taka Ford Hydraolic T^mch Coateol o«ai7 tíaM. 1 lag Iflte o( hiU-aiaad c u aitoatUoamv Ford Tractor aad liftovioworáad VITA-VAR Guaranteed OUTSIDE WHITE ...... $4.80 per gal. Uida was ««Bol O M e p t- aoriy do pay e№ 8lep ia llMqMwlagiaSoa.Yoocaa aad ••• ua todoy (or yotv Mt aa üafleaMat ky awviBg Oo Toiich Coaitial lavor. sao l&o difforo'aco «row* puBel giewiag aeeds. IIH N D O W U N IT S , weatherstripped, 8x8 12 lite...... $14 each Say! Maybo «0« am liko BM... laiy o* aaart, taka your choico. Aayhow, if yo« wsat fwtor Adjustable Steel J A C K P O S T ...... $7.75 each aasier, faraif iag tdl aM to biiac oat a aew Ford Tractor for á Iraá Aluminum METAL VENTS (will not rust)...... $2.00 each deawMtwtion thatyouHoaioy...witlwutoMlsaHon. Durall Aluminum TENSION SCREENE ...... $3.75 each By tto way.. .aqr food wrvIcooB «IlFordTraetMa aad eqaipwat for ttaai kaa a lot ol M ki talkiag. SCREEN DOORS (Good Heavy) ...... $6.75 rach
W e have on hand a good supply of L U M B E R and B U IL D IN G YOUR STORE WITH THE CHECKERBOARD MATERIAL at prices you CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS UP. SEEDS — PLANTS — Hybrid Com N. C. 1032, N. C. 27, N. C. 26, Dixie 17. Garden Seeds and Garden Tools. Baby Chicks, Feeders, Founts and Farm Supplies. COMPANY DAVIE FEED & SEED COMPANY DAVIE TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT CO. —LOOK FOR THE CHECKERBOARD STORE— Dq^t St PlioM 17 Mocksville, N. C. R. F. D. 4 Salisbury Rond MockivUk^ N. C. tPJWAVJWMNW Blocksville, N. C. FRTOAY, MAY 5,1950 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGE 3 nation would result in a saving group being $3,500 per year. REAL ESTATE Home Demonstration community building on Thursday, DEANE SPEAKS .n the Department of approxi- “It is interesting to note,” stat COMMinEE GIVES May II, at 2:30 p.m. Hostesses, nately 100 million dollars. ed Mr. Deane in this connection, TRANSACTIONS Club Schedule Mrs. Tom Koontz, Mrs. Everette "that 500 thousand of the two Sarah A. Hodges to Sadie E. Dulin’s club will meet with Koontz and Mrs. William Cart Over 10,000 employees through AT ADVANCE million Federal employees are in ADVICE TO RAISERS Hodges, 391% acres, Jerusalem. Mrs. Herbert Barney, Mrs. Cecil ner. Citizenship leader, Mrs. out the country would be affect Speaking before the Postmast the postal services.” John Wood to E. C. McKnight, McDaniel, co-hostess, on Tuesday, Reid Towel. ed. The Post Office Department ers of the 8th Congressional Dis The Congressman told the post IN DAVIE COUNTY 24.9 acres, Farmington. May 9, at 2:30 p.m. trict at Advance in Davie Coun advises Mr. Deane that the low Clarksville club will meet with masters in his district he consid- The recommendations listed be- Sallie West to G. A. Canter, Bailey’s Chapel club will meet ty on the past Saturday after er paid substitutes averaging $2,- Mrs. Homer Hunter and Mrs. ered the' Post Offce Department ■ low were worked out by the swine 1-10 of acre Farmington. with Mrs. Walter Barney Wednes noon, Congressman C. B. Deane 700 to $2,800 per year would be is doing an excellent job in view committee of the Davie County B. F. Frye to L. C. Frye, 3 2-10 day, May 10, at 2:30 p.m. Citizen Potts, co-hostess, on Friday, May pointed out that the recent de ■he first to go. The reduction in of the fact that the Budget of the Long-Time Agricultural program. acres Fultin. ship leader, Mrs. George Howard. 12, at 8 p.m. Citizenship leader, cision by the Postmaster General Jorce .would also involve some of Department represented only 4 These recommendations are prac Carl F. Carter to J. E. Daniel, Kappa club will meet in the Mrs. E. H. Clontz. involving the reduction in force ■he classified employes, the across per cent of the total Federal tical and will enable people pro 3 lots ■ Dr. R. P .Anderson sub in the post offices throughout the '.he board average salary of this budget of approximately 39 bil ducing hogs for home use or for IWHWWWWVVftftVWWWWWWWWWW^^^W^VtfWWWWW division, Mocksville. ion dollars. marketing to do a more economi E. L. Myers to Duke Whitaker, cal job. The total Post Office budget is 21V4 acres Clarksville. $2,240 billion, of which $1,700! There are several hundred B. F. Tutterow to James H. billion comes from postage re-1 farms not producing hogs even Jones, Vt acre Calahaln. I m a g v y m i g ceived from the public. Thus for home use. Every farm family B. F. Tutterow to Fred W. Tut the sum of only $550 million' should be able to produce its own terow, 1 acre Calahaln. comes from general taxation. pork supply. It is advisable to B. F. Tutterow to Dorothy F. purchase pigs locally if they are Powell, 1 acre Calahaln., The Congressman explained available. W. W. Whitaker to Wm. H. Mc that the Post Office Department Daniel, Jr., lot, Mocksville. was paying out today around $300 A. Type: Use good quality W. W. Whitaker to James E. Hf«M W« Iff« mW br million in subsisides to airlines, sows bred to purbred boars. Speaks, lot, Mocksville. • • OiMk pkyt' ■ ~ ship and railroad carriesrs which, B. Feed Program: 1. Plan for H. W. Page to Lloyd F. Tut together with other demands on one-half acre of recommended terow, 3 lots, H. C. Mcroney plot, I the Post Office Department, has pasture for each sow and litter, Mocksville. created the present postal deficit Divide pasture for rotation. Graz- E. P. Foster to Elmo Foster, of around $50 million. I ing reduces cost of producing pigs lots Nos. 6 and 7, W. R.. Clement Mr. Deane went on to contend and hogs from one-third to ona* Diivlae • ем a 11вип* to idt* openlhi« • subdivision, Mocksville. that what the Congress should half. Ьш1п«м wilhml a UecnM-aMotty Ш«««!. Billy B. Bailey to Hugh W. Bai do is to proceed immediately and 2. Plant sufficient corn or its To • lietnM to driT* yem m wl abew IImI yo« ley, .5 of acre, Fulton. HALL DRUG COMPANY set up a fair and equitable ad- equivalent to have 30 to 40 bush- L. C. Deadmon to L. C. Dead- Phone 141 — Modavffle, N. C. Imow tb* Mfaty cuIm ol Ibo road... aad anal hav* • justment of postal rates which els of grain for one sow and two mon, Jr., lot, Jerusalem. aatiaiaetoiy diivine raeoid Ы * lio a afiaala for aoiioM do not exist today. litters until weaning time. Plan bVtAMftMMAAAAMWWVVVVWVVWVVWVWWWWVWVWWWWWWWM tratte vtoUlioa«. for bushels of corn or other VWWIWIñrtftWñrtWftWWIWWWWWWWWWWftftWWWVIñññWWMWWWWWWWWW Mr. Deane told the Postmasters 10 grain for each pig trom weaning Aad, by tlw aaao tokoa, lo ebtaia • UeoM* to Ito it Imame the duty of every per until market. Ikoor ladurtiy a rotailar anal aool a aaaibef oi aMel son, beginning with town and qaaUlioalioM. Ho auat bo Hoaactally toapoaalblo. Н* state official*, local citizens 3. Have plenty of fresh water aaal aol oaly kavo a "eloaa** raeord loc oboytag Лл groups, and all others to develop available at all times. law bat.aiiet Aoap bia roeotd eloaa. II bo dooa aol a gress root feeling on economy. 4. Provide necessary mineral M A Y 1 THROUGH JUNE 30 ■alatala a eloaa, oidoily oataHiabaoat ot II bo allowa He explained that most of the mixture such as 10 pounds lime ■aiaHaaaa or aalla lo aiaot% bo ia vidlaliag Ibo law. small towns throughout his dis stone, 5 pounds steamed bona EACH WEEK DURING THIS EVENT WE WILL OFFER Aad bla Ueoaao la tovobod аоеогЛ ав1у. trict had shown an increase in meal and 2 pounds of salt. OUTSTANDING SPECIALS Government cost over 1,000 per C. Management: Woikiae wllb elbar polieo оШеоп^ Ibo MiH Btf^ cent within the last iS years. 1. Breed sows to farrow in ма«о Dlvlaloo oi Ibo Noitb Carallaa ABC Boaid оаю> NO DOWN PAYMENT-NO CARRYING CHARGES With project after project on the September and March. tally ebooka aU ralaU baar oattata ioc aay vtobUoa ol local level and service after ser 2. Provide a self feeder. WILL BE REQUIRED ON MERCHANDISE PURCHASED tiMUw. Tbobaariaduatiylalaboaityaooofdwllbttto vice at the State level, this pro 3. Have a portable house for T H IS W E E K . •afofooaoat pio«raa.. wbleb bolpa Ibo ladaalry boo9 duced an impact on the Federal sow and litter. Ha boat loot forward at all Uaoa la yoar eoaaaally.,' Government that brought about 4. Follow improved sanitary ALL MERCHANDISE WILL SELL AT THE NATIONALLY recommendations г national growth. ADVERTISED CASH SALE PRICE North Cantina Divhhñ Deane said plainly that the D. Marketing: folks back home must just ask 1. Produce sufficient pigs to OMITIO 8TATI8 WIWIIIS rOUNDATIOH.tHfik 'or less because every local bond supply local needs. LOOK AT WHAT WE RE OFFERING THIS WEEK ¡lection, however desiring, carr 2. Feed out fall litters for mar ied its impact on to the State and ket. federal Governments. CORNATZER ; f LOOK, KIDS! Mr. and Mrs. John Long visited Mr. and Mrs, W. W. Chaplin on your General Electric Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gray Sidden and Betty v’lslted Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Refriierator Starr Saturday. Lindsay Frye celebrated his birthday Sunday with several of his relatives having dinner with him. Mrs. Worth Potts and W. G., Jr., spent one .day last week with her mother, Mrs. Roland Hane- llne, of Mocksville. Gynn Hinkle of near Mocks МГ IT rOOAYf M racisi IVflYTHINO ville spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Potts. ITANM, MOVK, 01 DO« TIKKSI Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Potts vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Bonce Bailey Sunday. Polly Frye spent Sunday night with Kaye and Glenda Potts. Those visiting Till Carter Sun day were Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Moore of Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carter and children, Mr. and Mrs. Travis Tysinger of near County Line, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Carter and children. $ 7 9 .9 5 S«» Inthdu mi\m am m r root r n m m EmllMs hours Of fun vitth... DULIN 4- 20-x 40”1ДТИ TOWIU Here’s Apex quality within the T9 jm m r 6 i emits! Rev. and Mrs. B. A. Carroll of M ” HAND W W i U reach of every budget with a plus All you do is come into our store and see the eoyCfowm • SnangeFnakM Wii^ston-Salem visited Mr. and «-la 'x 12*WA«l-aOTIIf offerofapopularlS-pieceCannoa amazing, newest improvements in famous G E Trapum АпШш • WiU Animah Mrs. A. L. Ellis Sunday. Luxurious ia every detaiL GaoaroHsly Towel Sec at no extra cost. The Refrigerators! The great, new GE 1950 LINE! ¡"CagefUgSUtShùw Mr. and Mrs. Alton Orrell, Mrs. looped Towels aad Wasb*clotbs in washer is packed with time and See it—that’s all we ask. There’s no obligation Wallace Sparks and daughters, bright, washfast, solid colon. Coa* whatsoever. And you get this really wonderful work'Saving features. It’s a top M iWrigwofer that Cffmbt a Douglas Orrell all of Winston- trastiof ropa>effect bordar stripes. circus to take home to your kiddies. Naaily Beamed ends. Cboose from: String о G -t Mtlgenton^that Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Rea valúe in an attractive modern Mother! Dad! Come in tod^y! See the Groan, P«ach, Yellow, Rose or Blue. washer-You get high washing Л€^ualfyWalkш^ Alllna vis and sons of Clarksville and New 1950 GE Line— and get this big Billie 'Melton spent Saturday effidency-long-lasting construc « » • Г о р Г м т circus . . . F R E E night with Mr. and Mrs. G. L. AMX SPIRAL tion... at a mpdente price. Don’t Act fast! Our supply b liaitcd. Foster. put off buying that new washer Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McDaniel DASNIR another day. Take advantage of and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Forletferf Soforf thismoney-saving,plusoffcr nou'/ T. A. Foster and daughters Sat fotferf Sanford - Mando Co. urday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gobble P H O N E 175 m o c k s v i l l e / n . с and son of Fork visited Mr. and Autfcorlaad Daolar Grs. G. B. Daniel Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Foster were' GENEIIAL^ILECTIIIC Siunday dinner guasts ot Mr. and Davk Furoihire Compaw S|ri.. r
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Dwiggins, B o u i n I for M o v Im Under and by virtue sd ^an or comprised of lots 4, 5 and в and Notice is hereby given that the dinance made and entered by the being 25 X 141 ft. in Block “E” undersigned, Eliza Mock, has been this day qualified as exec Board of Commisloners of the in -Map Book 2, page 37, Regis utor of the estate of Essie Essex, Town of AiocltsviUe at a regulnr ter of Deeds Office of Davie deceased, late of the County of meeting duly held in its office, County. Davie and State of North Carolina. I, the undersigned Mayor lof the Third Lot or Parcel: Bounded ШХШ' All persons having claims against on the North by "second lot or Town of Mocksville, will on the the. estate of the said decedent FOR SALE—Fresh Holstein cow. DON'T TAKE A CHANCE ON GENERAL Electrical Contract* parcel” hereinabove described 20th day of May, 1950, 'ot will present Ciein to the under J. S. GREEN, Route 1, Mocks THE WEATHER—Bring us your ing and'Electrical Service. N. С and more particularly described 12:00 o’clock noon at the eaurt signed on or before the 13th day ville, N. C. 5-5-2tp pork, fresh and in good con Licensed Electrician and CoB> house door in MocksviUe, North as follows: Beginning at a stake of April, 1951 or tius notice will dition and we will guarantee tractor. J. W. Rodwell, Mocks Carolina, sell at public auction Boger and Walker corner and be pleaded in bar of their recov FOR SALE—Black Loreda Soy the cure. DAVIE FREEZER ville, N. C. Phone « . n-lO-tf to the Jiighest bidder for cufa, running S. 42 deg. E. 70 ft. to a ery. All persons isdetited to said Beans. See J. M. EATON, Rt. LOCKER, Phone 240. 2-10-tfn subject to the confirmation at' slake; thence N. 48 deg. E. 90 ft. estate please malce prompt settle 2, Mocksville, N. C. 5-5-2tp WE PAY—Cash pricea tor used to a stake C. B. Mooney’s line; LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED the Commissioners, the property ment. automobiles. McCanlett Motor thcnce N. 42 deg. W. 70 ft. to a FOR SALE—Nice transplanted AND REPAIRED—3 day service. hereinafter described, towit: This 13th day of Ajril, 1950. Co., SaUsbury, N. C. в-15-tt snapdragon plants. Phone 105, First Lot or Parcel: Bounded stäke, the old J. M. Nail line; ELIZA MOCK All work guaranteed. JIM Mrs. Joe Patner. 5-5-ltn SMITH, Lexington Highway, on the South by West Church tbeoce S. 48 deg. W. with Nail Executrix of Essie Esseix. PRESCRIPTIONS — Have youra Mocksville, N. C. 4-14-4tp Street extension; on the East by line .90 ft. to the beginning, Boger 4-21-6tp filled by a college trained and Gaither St.; on the North by Gai- and Walker corner. For back ti Vaughn M«Hiroe registered druggist at HALL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY in ton White lots; on the West by tle Me deed by D. C. Kurfees to EXBCVTOR’S NOTICC DRUG COMPANY. The cost is In Piedmont Festival town for a “Launderette” which R. M. Chaffin, being loU Nos. 3, C. B. Mooney, recorded in Book Notice is hereby given that the no more. lO-22-tlB. Vaughn Monroe and his band, uses the commercial type Ben- 4, 5, and 6, each 25 x ISO ft. in 27, page 100, Office of Register undersigned, Flossie Cornatzer of Camel Caravan fame, will ap dix washers with allied drying Block "B” ot subdivision of Eid- of Deeds of Davie county. Jones, has been this day qualified PLEASE MAKE AN APPOINT pear in Winston-Salem as part ot equipment. About $4,000 invest as executor of the estât eof Mar MENT for pork to be processed Bon and Walker, recorded in Map Thie the 4th day of April, 1950. the Piedmont Festival program ment required. Those interested in our plant. This is very necesi- Book No. 2, page 37, Office of Reg J. E. DURHAM, vin R. Jones, deceased, late of the in tribute to the 75th anniversary in having their own business ary during the winter months. uter of Deeds of Davie County. 4-28-4t Mayor County of Davie and State of of the Reynolds Tobacco Co. write L. C. Follette, Box 2412, DAVIE FREEZER LOCKER Second Lot or Parcel: Bounded JACOB STEWART, Attorney. North Carolina. All persons hav Raleigh, N. C., or Telecoin Corp., The concert and broadcast, lO-Sa-tta on the North by West Church ing claims against the estate of 12 East 44th St., New York 17. scheduled for 7:15 p.m., Satur Street extension; on the East by World’s biggest spring is Mam the said decedent will present day, May 13, at Reynolds audi FOUR ROOM APARTMENT for Gaither St., and oh the South by moth Spring, in north central them to the undersigned on or BRING YOUR Spring sewing, torium, will include, in addition rent. First floor, with bath and lot or parcel number three here Arkansas. It is the head of the SO before the 3rd day of April, 1951, PttTTY Betsy Von rurstenberg, IS, buttons to be covered, button to the baritone bandleader him private entrance. 410 N. Main mils-long Spring river. or this notice will be pleaded in posts in ship news style on her sr* holes and fabric belta to Mrs. inbelow dcKribed, and on the rival ia New York aboard the self, such musicians as Ziggy Tal St., Mocksville. Mrs. W. H. Oodd. bar of their recovery. All persons Robert W. Lyerly, 608 South 8 S , Conte Bimcamano. She has ent, June Hiott, the MoonmaMs, 4-14-tta ’indebted to said Mtate please Just completed a picture about dis- Main street, Mocksville, Tele plsced persons in Italy and Is bound the Moon Man, Earle Hummel, make prompt settlement^ phone 248-W. for Hollywood to set in American Jay Lawrence and Dick Hayman. uvEfTOCK owMim This 3rd day of April, 1950. .mption pictum. (int
Final Rites For Uwharrie Council Local Store Suffers away. It was torn away in such Concession Rights sion rights. This year, however, a manner as to form a dam for the board of directors elected to Mrs. T. E. James Meets In Mocksville IT SEEMS TO ME; $2500 Water Damage the water collecting on the other Leased To Jaycees lease these rights for an accept Funeral services tor Mrs. Ruby The quarterly meeting of the By C. O. TOMLINSON As a result of acts by thought ports of the roof. This resulted Concession rights tor the local able cash payment. This was ad Lee Wagner James, 31, of Tur Uwharrie Council Executive less children, a local concern suf in practically all of the water baseball park during the ap vertised las^week for bids. ner Street, Winston-Saleni, were board of the Boy Scouts of Amer ON TRAHi or THB VEEP fered an estimated $2500 damage being turned into the building. proaching season were awarded The money received by the as held at Turrentine Baptjst Church ica was held at the local Rotary Rain, and with its let up a this past we«k end. S. W. Brown, Jr., stated that to the Mocksville Junior Cham sociation for these rights will go in Davie County , Wednesday. hut last Friday night. This is the continued overcast sky, served no S. W. Brown and Son Whole they had previously been troubled ber of Commerce by the directors into furthering the park and rec first time this meeting has been tice early Monday morning that The Rev, A. K. Sheek, the Rev. sale, located near the depot, had with children playing on the roof, of the Davie Memorial associa reation program now underway. Oscar Hartman and the Rev. held in Davie county. the visit of Vice President Bark extensive damage done to their climbing around the building tion. The Jaycees plan to use the M. Eagle officiated. Burial was Plans were discussed for the ley to Mocksville had probably merchandise by water resulting The Jaycees submitted a bid money they make in promoting looking for bird nests. It was be in the church graveyard. holding of the annual field day been washed out. The Veep, ac from the rain Sunday. Upon in ot $610 and were awarded the and carrying out different com Cousins served as pallbearers. again in Mocksville sometime cording to the last reports, was vestigating, it was found that a lieved that the damage was done concession rights. munity projects. scheduled to land at the Salisbury Mrs. James was born Aug. 8, this fall. This fiefd day, parUci- large part of the asphalt roof cov to the roof during one of these Last year the Davie Memorial 1918, in Davie County, the daugh pated in by all of the Scouts of airport to take part in the Bark- ering the building had been torn episodes. associaton operated the conces rr PATS TO ADVERTISE ter of J. S. and Stella Wafford Uwharrie council, was held un ley-Boone day celebration in Rowan county. Wagner. Her early life, was spent der the lights of the local ball ®I@I®I®I®I®I®1®. , The startling appearance, of a In Davie County and she attended park for the first time last fall. motorcade on the main street of Cooleemee schools. Employed by Officers of the council present Mocksville around 11:40 a.m. P. H. Hanes Knitting Company, for the meeting included: Hany caught us all unaware. Believing she was a member of South Fork Finch of Thomasville, president; B. W. Hackncy, Jr., High Point, that the official party had arrived Baptist Church. Scout executive; Harry William for the visit to Joppa cemetery, Surviving are the husband, T. son, High Point, treasurer. i grabbed the camera and with Board members present includ Mrs. McQuage at the wheel made СШИ UP! PMNT UP! ed: GeorKc Covington and Cary haste to the final resting place Aderton, High Point; Bob Car of Squire and Sarah Boone. Upon nXVPYOUi TRUCK! penter, Thomasville; C. C. Wall arriving there we realized the er and Clyde Hunt, -Lexington; ror of our deductions. The motor Worth Freeze, Jake Fisher and cade was on its way to Winston- Jim Foil, Rowan county; George Salem to meet Mr. Barkley, he Rowland, Curtis Price, Grady had not yet arrived. Ward, Peter Hairston and Ed. So with Mrs. McQuage still at W e search the wholesale markets for the best buys of the week . . . every week-. . . and Short of Davie county. the wheel we literally set sail for what we buy for less, we sell for less. That’s why you will always find low prices galore Winston-Salem. At 12:30, on the The Utah Centenial Chorus ouUkirts of Winston-Salem I took at our' COMPLETE FOOD STORE. will sing Thursday evening at the wheel in an attempt to uti 7:30 p.m. at the Church of Jesus lize a short cut to the airport. USE OUR FREE PARKING LOT IN BACK OF STORE. Christ of Later Day Saints, lo We arrived at the Smith Rey W h m your truck looks bad, cated near Mrs. J. W. Greene’s nolds airport just as the wheels you look bad. WaVo got all of the C-47 carrying the vice youV naad to ■!«« your truck Б. James; one daughter, Linda president touched the runway. A ■ aparkllni, lika>naw ap* Fay James; the parents of Route few seconds later we joined the paaraoee. Ctaanan, poUihaa, 4; five sisters, Mrs. Ward Rat delegation awaiting the Veep’s GROCERIES WMMMMlpaiMibralltnieka. ledge and Mrs. Carl McDaniel of arrival. Mocksville, and Miss Norma While waiting for the plane to Mae Wagner, Miss Geraldine Wag taxi down the runway, we in DAVIE MOTORS, ner of Winston-Salem. quired of W. D. “Bill’’ Kiuiah, F A T B A C K , thick top grade, 2 lbs for...... 27c Mrs. James died at a Winston- who was in charge of all arrange Street rVBE AND SAFE Salem hospital Monday night as ments, as the possibility of SUGAR CURED BACON, a real a result ot a self-inflicted bullat the visit to Joppa. Mr. Kizziah ex PET M ILK, 3 tall cans...... 35c wound sustained Friday after pressed regretful doubts because saving!...... 35c Ib. noon. She had been in dedinlng of the late arrival and the ^ n - M hm. B A G health for some time. tingency of the remaining sched PICKLE & PIMENTO LOAF, Quick and ule. E a s y ...... 49c lb. DIXIE CRYSTAL SUGAR ...... :.... 88c When the big C-47 came to a stop on the runway the crowd of FOB ALL TOVB BAUNO delegates and onlookers hesitated P U R E P O R K S A U S A G E , seasoned just for a>moment. But when the vice right...... 39c lb. Southern ffisciutt F L O U R , 25 lb bag.... $1.73 president and Mrs. Alben W. Barkley stepped from the plane, P O R K S T E A K , from the Heart of the SIX DELICIOVS FLAVOBB the crowd edged forward to meet JELLO, 2 packages...... 15c one of the most publicized couples H am ...... 59c lb. See our line of Girls’ in political history. 1 immediately got busy with the G R O U N D BEEF, it tastes fresh because it THE ORIGINAL AND BEST—4« OZ. CAN and Boys’ Shorts camera and attempted to get a is fresh! ...... 49c lb. HI C ORANGEADE ...... 26c / few informal shots of the couple. New shipment of Colonel Daniel Boone, VI, one of the official delegates, asked if I N O CAN Summer Swdals didn't want to get a picture of Hunt’s FIN E P E A C H E S ...... 25c the vice president and “Uncle Bob’’ Doughton together. Of All sizes. BEADY TO EAT course 1 replied in the affirma tive and he arranged the pose and La Choy CHINESE DINNER ...... 59c I Jean Cunningham of the Win ston-Salem Sentinel and I made BON TON-«M SHEET BOLLS Matemity.Dresses a picture. $3.98 to $7.98 After chatting with members G R E E N B E A N S , fresh and tender, 2 lb8....29c TOILET TISSUE, 4 for...... 25c of the reception committee, the group moved off to the motor NEW POTATOES, No. 1 A sixe 4 lbs...... 29c cade in front of the airport. Catching Mr. Barkley with Mayor F R E S H C O R N , Golden Bantam, 6 ears.... 47c Marshall Kurfees of Winston-Sa DAIRY PRODUCTS lem, he obliged with another pose. G R E E N P E A S , fresh peas for a different Blackweider>Smoot At the motorcade a black con K R A F T C H E E S E , 5 lb. American loaf....49c lb vertible was waiting for the vice Dish, 2 lbs ...... 25c READY-TO-WEAR president, and a black sedan in KRAFT CHIVE CHEESE SPREAD ..31c pkg back of the convertible was sig L IM A B E A N S , well filled Fordhooks Wilketbero Street Mocksville, N . C. naled for Mrs. Barkley. I missed 2 lbs...... 29c Coble C H O C O L A T E M IL K , qt. ctn...... 23c the picture of the year when failed to get the Barkleys part SQUASH, Fancy Yellow Slicing Size Coble W H IP P IN G R E A M ; always fresh THE ing company. With great cere mony the smiling Veep shook his 21ba...... 2 ^ % P in t...... 31c wile’s right hand and said, “It’s HALLJOHNSON been so nice. I’ll see you later. TOMATOES, Fancy Red Ripe, 2 lbs...... 49c PIMENTO CHEESE SPREAD, 8 oz ctn....49c The motorcade pulled away, i - and we waited to serve as guide RESTUARANT for “Bo" McNeil and Heath (FORMERLY CITY CAFE) Thomas of the Salisbury Post, IVORY m M f and Tom Fesperman and his wife SOAP CUMY N O W O P E N F R O M 6 a.m. to 12 midnight of the Charlotte News. They were wanting the quickest route to FLAKES CURB SERVICE—USE OUR PARKING LOT Thyatira church, and of course Milk Shakes,— Sundaes — Banana Splits this led through Mocksville. Large, 2 for...... 49c Medium, 3 for....21c Large. Regular, )3 for....l9c As can be expected, all of my -Barbecue Trays — > Sandwiches of all irimig pictures did not turn out. But if 1 was flustrated, I was not alone Mr. Barkley in introducing the “When Better Food is Served, We’ll serve it” delegates to his charming wife, said: "My dear, this is Kerr Scott — ^No Wine — No Beer — Just Good Food— Oh, of course it’s not. He’s. Bill мдмкь:г Kizziah. I just had Scott on my mind.” THE U C l i n i ! Mrs. D. R. Stroiid will present HAU JOHNSON RESTUARANT her music pupils’iii 'it ^ piano re cital on Thurs^pi; .evenii^, May 4, Depot Street Bfockivilk, N . C .‘ at • p.m. at thai siementary school Miditorium tbi‘’MockwUlt. VOLUME XXXIII “AU The County News For Everybody” MOCKSVILLE, N. C., FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1950 All The County News For Everybody” No. 7
GARTRELLSTOGOTOKOREAIN HERE&IHERE LEONARD SPEAKS Davie Young Democrats Elect FOREIGN MISSIONARY SERVICE CHURCH PROGRAM BEFORE ROTARY The members of New Union Criticizes Spending; Lawrence Hutchens President Methodist and Liberty Pilgrim Holiness churches will present a Road Bond Program Second Meeting program, “I Dreamed I Searched J. Paul Leonard of Statesville, Cancer Contributors Heaven For You,” directed by the spokesman for a group of fair Friday Night, 8:30 Rev. W. C. Bulla, on Saturday tax and economy advocates, ad Announced For County Lawrence Hutchens,'young at evening, May 13, at 7:45 o’clock dressed the local Rotary club on Dr. W. M. Long, county chair torney of Mocksville, was elect at Dulin's Methodist church. The the trend of our state and na man for the cancer drive, an ed temporary president of the Rev. R. Foster Loftin invites the tional government towards what nounced the following list of con Davie County Voung Democrats public to attend. he termed as bankruptcy, tributors: organizational committee at the through excessive spending. Shady Grove school, Daisy Holt meeting in the courthouse last ALUMNAE DINNER Mr. Leonard’s speech was al houser, Nell Holthouser, Mrs. week. A Davie alumnae dinner will most an exact replica of the one Sam Waters, C. F. Stroud, Sr., Mr. Hutchens is an attorney in be held Friday evening, May 12, he made to the local Rotary club Ed Howard, C. H. Tomlinson, C. Mocksvilie. He holds an LL.D. at 6:30 o’clock in the Masonic din last year when he spoke in op F. Meroney, Sr., R. G. Brewer, E. I from Duke university and B.S. ing room. Representatives from position to the road and school C. Morris, C. T. Hupp, W. W. degree in commerce from the Woman’s college, Greensboro, bond issue. Smith, C. L. Beck, S. A. Harding, University of North Carolina. He . will be Mrs. Betty Jester, Miss Election of Conservatives M.D.; Mrs. Margaret Woodson, served during World War II as Dorothy Clement and Miss Agnes He stated that his purpose at Dr. H. C. Sprinkle, M. H. Hoyle, an officer in the United States To Leave Here Cox, who will present the pro Locals Meet Spencer the present time was to awaken Hanes Chair & Furniture Co., Dr. navy. Around June 1 gram. the people and help secure the W. R. Wilkins, Dr. W. P. Kava- LAWRENCE HUTCHENS Jim Gardner of Cooleemee Mrs. Leslie Daniel is president Rev. E. H. Gartrell, pastor of Here Thursday Night nomination and election of the naugh, Mrs. John Larew, Robert was elected vice president. Mr. of the Davie county chapter. the Mocksville Presbyterian The Mocksville baseball team more conservative candidates, S. McNeill, Mrs. Dewey Martin, School Building Program Gardner is a native ot Shelby. church, and his wife, Mrs. Cath defeated Cleveland Monday night and oust the representatives, sen Mrs. Rose Kimball, L. M. Clem He graduated last year from PIANO RECITAL erine' Yates Gartrell, have re by the score of 12 to 2 and ad ator, and other government offi ent, Marvin Waters, Mary Heit Now Nearing Completion State college with a degree in Mrs. D. R. Stroud will present ceived appointment as foreign vanced up the ladder in the young cials now conducting what he man, W. J. Wilson, E. P. Foster, This year has been the building textile engineering. At the pres her piano pupils in recital Thurs missionaries under the Board of Yadkin Valley league race. To termed as the huge spending pro W. J. B. Sell, Miss Sallie Hanes, year for the schools of Davie ent time he is a trainee at the day evening, May II, at 8 o’clock, World Missions of the Southern date Mocksville has two victories gram. Sarah Gaither. Mr. and Mrs. J. county. Curtis Price, superin Erwin Cotton mills. in Wm. R. Davie school audito Presbyterian church. against three defeats. Mr. Leonard was extremely M. Horn, Mrs. E. H. Morris, H. tendent, states that contractors Mrs. Sue Short of Mocksville rium. The public is invited to Mr. Gartrell announced that critical of Governor Scott and M. Arnold, J. A. Daniel, Allison- will turn the buildings over to was elected temporary secretane. Mocksville will meet Spencer attend. they expected to be sent some Johnson Co., Mrs. E. W. Crow, John Francis Johnson of Farm under the lights here Thursday his “Better Schools and Roads the board of education for accept where in Korea, the exact place Program” that ithe people voted Square Dance, |41; Mrs, J. T. ance at an early date. ington was elected treasurer. ' night at 8 o’clock. Manager Leo JVDOE crao IN TOWN to be determined later. in last spring. He called this the Baity, Coin Boxes. $16.55; Mrs. Facilities provided in t h e P. Ross Craver, organizer for Cozart has indicated that he'will Judge Oscar O. Efird, Winston They expect to leave Mocks “runaway rural road program,” Jane Owings, Martha Call, W. C. ■county-wide building program the YDC in the 8th district, pre send cither Jim Latham or Bruce Salem attorney and former judge, ville around June 1 and will visit and expressed the opinion that Daniel, P. B. Blackwelder, A. J. include 30 classrooms, four phy sented the aims and objectives ot Freeman to the mound in the ef who is a candidate for associate the home of Mr. Gartrell’s father the people should hang their Cox, s. B. Hall, Bob Hall, Mrs. sical education buildings, eight the Young Democratic .club. fort to gain a victory for the local justice of the North Carolina Su in Ashland, Ky., until June 25. heads in shame for allowing the Dortha Sheek, Knox Johnstone, lunchrooms, five home making Mr. Craver stated that the pur club. preme court in the Democrtaic From June 27 through August state and natiop to assume such Princess theatre, $57.45; S. T. departments, one industrial arts pose ot the organizatiim was to On Saturday night the locals primary, was a visitor in Mocks B, they will attend a school for a tremendous debit. Powell, C. R. Crenshaw, R. B. department, two science rooms, train youth to take an active part will go to Albemarle and will ville Tuesday. missionary candidates in Mon- Sanford, Mrs. Peter Hairston, J. two auditoriums and two audito in good, clean politics. He re return home to meet Rowan Mills Agaias« Road B M d treat.-This will consist of three K. Sheek, Jr., Fred D. Long, Mrs. rium-all purpose combination viewed the work of the various team here on Tuesday night. ELECTED PRESIDENT Mr. Leonard described how he weeks of basic language study, J. C. Sanford, F. E. Peebles. rooms. clubs throughout thè state, and Dr. C. W. Young, popular vet spoke against and tried to kill the and three weeks of orientation. There arc three libraries, six explained the steps necessary to Farmington FF A erinarian of Mocksville was elect state road bond issue last spring. They will sail for Korea some first-aid rooms, eight shower organization. ed president of the N. C. State He described this program as just Telephone Hearing time after the 15th of August, Wins Judging Honors rooms with gang showers, eight , Davie county’s Young Demo Veterinary Medical association at a political maneuver. n'hey will be accompanied by The Farmington FFA dairy Set For June 7th dressing rooms large enough to crats will hold an important the 40th annual meeting held last Without calling any names, he their two children, Richard, age judging team won second place Notice was received this week take care of physical education meeting in the Mocksville court week at Myrtle Beach. urged the election of the conser 3V4. and Ellen, age 1%. in the tri-county federation dairy that the public hearing on the classes, 14 storage rooms, office house, Friday evening at 8:00 vative candidates and the remov Mrs. Gartrell was born of mis cattle judging contest held at the petition of the Central Telephone spaces, 18 toilet rooms, newly o’clock. This is the second meet al of the “spendthrifts” and the sionary parents in China and re Forsyth county farm last Tues Democrats Elect company for an increase in rates equipped. ing of a series to complete the abolition of the many huge spend mained there until she was 18 day, May 2.' The contest consist would be held in Raleigh on June Lighting facilities have been organization of an , active YDC State Delegates ing programs now being carried years old. She has a sister at the ed of the comparative judging of 7, at 10 a.m. installed and in all places where club for the county. The Davie Democrats held their on by the government. present in the mission field in a class of four dairy cows and a The Centtral Telephone com pupils study “Slimline Fixtures' county convention in the local J. K. Sheek was in charge of Africa. Mr. Gartrell has a sister class of four dairy heifers. pany claims in their petition that have been used in the new struc Davie Farmers Urged courthouse last Saturday after the program and introduced Mr. in the mission field in Japan. For this honor the Farmington its earnings are inadequate and tures. noon. J. B. Cain presided as tem Leonard. To Take Soil Samples Mr. Gartrell announced that team and the Churchland team, insufficient to insure the main porary chairman in the absence (Editor’s Note: In order to New Heating Systems Many farmers in this county the term of service would be for which won first place, will rep tenance ot reasonably adequate of J. H. Thompson. Bob Hall prevent a possible misunderstand Nine completely new heating will be seeding ladino. clover t^d five years. resent the federation in the dis and efficient telephone service for ing, the address of Mr. Leonard, systems have been inftalled, in grass pastures this fall, according trict dairy cattle judging contest served as secretary for the meet its subscribers. That continued or any of any such nature, does cluding “low pressure boilers,” to L. R. Towell, chairman, Da^e Leon Beck Named which will be held at Lexington ing. high cost of operation, including not necessarily reflect the opin equipped with stokers, zonal con County PHA committee. The v(d- Saturday, May 20. The following were elected as succcssive general wage increas Chief of Police ion of the Rotary club, or beliefs trols automatically controlled. ue of proper lime and fertiliza The members of the Farnting- delegates to the state convention es. has had a continuing down of its members. The Rotary club Convertos have been installed tion in securing good pasttures is Leon Beck of Mocksville has ton team are William Brock, El in Raleigh; Col. Jacob Stewart, ward effect on the company’s seeks to remain impartial and and the new classrooms properly being stressed and full coopera been officially appointed chief mer Allen and Harry Driver. Hoy Poston, L. S. Bowden, C. A. earnings. That the present rate neutral on any issues ot a politi engineered to insure adequate tion of the soil .testing labora of the Mocksville Police depart “Doc" Tuiterow, Carl O. McDan of return is insufficient to main cal nature.) heat. tory is urged. It is important ment. This action was taken by Local F.F.A . Team iel, Lawrence Hutchens, Gordon tain its credit and attract new Plumbing is new in all new that soil be tested so that the the town’s governing body at Tomlinson, J. B. Cain, Paul Cor capital tor the continuance of its Wins Judging Honors buildings as well as in some of amount of lime and fertilizer to their meeting last week. natzer, J. Marsh Horn, C. N. Home Demonstratiim service improvement and expan The cattle judging team of the the older structures. . Plumbing use at seeding time will be Mr. Beck has been serving on “Buck” Garrison, John Durham, sion program. Mocksville FFA club won first Chib Schedule installations have been made known. night duty with the local depart Clarence Bost, W. T. Burton, E. Committees representing the ment for the past several months. place in beef cattle judging in a Center club will meet in the with copper pipe for its long- These samples should be taken C. Tatum, C. D. Peebles. In ad Rotary club, Jaycees and the He is a native of Thomasville, district contest held last week. community building on Tuesday. lasting qualities. within the next few weeks in or dition it was ruled that all Dem town ot Mocksville, are making The Mocksville team also placed Seating has been installed in der that farmers will have ample moving to Mocksville around two ocrats from Davie attending the May 16, at 2:30 p.m. Hostesses. plans to present a case to the years ago. He is a graduate of second in the swine contest. all gymnasium buildings as well time to secure the lime and fer convention would be considered Mrs. W. N. Anderson, Mrs. Zol- utilities commission in opposition the Thomasville high school and Members of the cattle judging as some 80 shower heads and oth tilizer that is recommended for as voting delegates. lie Anderson and Mrs. J. M. An to the proposed increase. team winning honors were: Grady er facilities. the pasture. attended the University of North derson. E. C. Morris, chairman of the Carolina. He was formerly con Trivette, Henry Boger, Donald Auditorium Buildings The spring rush period in the DAVIDSON REA Cana club will meet in the Rotary committee, has requested nected with the Heritage Furni Smith, Roger Whitaker and Odis Auditorium buildings are be soil testing laboratory is over and community building on Wednes that anyone not completely satis ture company. He is a member of Chaffin. ing equipped with opera seats soil samples sent in now will be GRANTED LOAN day, May 17, at-2:30 p.m. Host fied with the present telephone the Mocksville Baptist church, Mocksville expects to take part permanently installed on in handled without delay. Samples Cpngressman Charles B. Deane esses, Mrs. Clyde Jordon and Mrs. service, and who oppose the in the Junior Chamber of Commerce, in the district contest to be held clined floors. Essential stage that are sent in in July or -Au of the 8th North Carolina dis Burley Boger. crease. to write a letter to the and the'American Legion. He is at the Coble farm, Lexington, on equipment, such as footlights, gust may have to wait, since the trict issued a statement today State Utilities commission, or turn May 20. Advance-Elbaville Club will border lights, front curtain and laboratory may be flooded with a veteran of World War II. that the Davidson Electric Mem same over to him, to be intrO' meet in the community building cyclorama are being installed ac samples at that time. A very large bership corporation of Lexington duced in evidence at the meeting. on Thursday, May 18, at 2:30 cording to Curtis Price, superin' number of pasture soil samples is has been granted approval of a p.m. Hostesses, Mrs. Frank Tuck tendent. expected in the summer; there 'THE MOCKSVILLE STORY' ON loan in the amount of $590,000 by PIANO RECITAL er and Mrs. Lester Young. School building facilities now fore, farmers are urged to send the Rural Electrification Author Miss Louise Stroud will pre nearing completion are being in their samples now before the ity. Cooleemee club will meet on sent her piano pupils in a recital THE AIR SUNDAY OVER WSJS Thursday, May 18, at 7:30 p.m. built under the bond issue of 1948 rush begins. Purpose of the loan is for sys at the Mocksville elementary Mocksville will be on the air rently being broadcast by WSJS and the citizens of this county in There is no charge for having tem improvements, headquarters Hostesses, Mrs. M. H. Hoyle and school auditorium, Friday eve at 4 p.m. Sunday over station to acquaint the people of North giving their support made possi soil tested. Information may be facilities, and the construction of Mrs. Roger Moen. ning, May 12. at 8 o’clock. The WSJS, FM and AM, according to west Carolina with their neigh ble improvement in all school fa obtained from the County PMA 369 miles of new distribution line Final plans for district m a t public is cordially invited. an announcement received by bors. WSJS sent a tape-record- cilities for the children now at office. which will serve 1,105 additional ing to be held in Cooleemee on Mayor John E. Durham. ing production team to interview tending school and for those of rural consumers. Thursday, May 25, will be made CmnSCH SUPPER O PEN HOU SE The broadcast will be a replay the different citizens in Mocks years to come. of a tape recording made a few ville about three weeks ago; Vis The Davidson Electric Member at this meeting. Roll call will be A picnic supper. sponsored by The Parent-Teacher awociation weeks ago in Mocksville. Mayor its were scheduled and held in ship corporation, of which W. K. answered with /news items. tha nenbers ot the Methodist BOB REYNOLDS of the MocksviUe schools will Durham, civic and industrial lead the various establishments of the Unk ig president* .serves con chuRb in MdcksviUe, will be held Bob Reynolds, candidate tor hold open house on Monday eve ers of the town will be heard in town and thé interviews recorded. sumers in Davidson, Davie and James Madison , was the flrsl at Bidi'a Park on Wednesday, the U. S. Senate, paid Mocksville ning, May 18, at 8 o’clock At this 30-minute broadcast. Sunday at 4 p.m., over W SJS, Montgomery counties in the 8th president ot the United Statee to liap IT, at • o’dodL Iveryoae is a brief visit on Tuesday and did this time officers for the new This is one of the leriei cur- this program will Iw broadcast. district wear Ibag trouaen. cetdially iavited to attend. some campaigning. school year will also be installed. PAGE 2 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, MAY 12,1950
KNOW YOUR SOCIAL Small Grain Field Day FARM NEWS Use about six pounds per acre. you will have for sale or for free. a goo4 deed for yourself and fel Dust some into each bud. It will be a great help if I know SECURITY RIGHTS At Piedmont Test Farm Treatment for insects on new low farmers. FORK ly set tobacco plants: Tobacco plants are going to be where the plants are, then when “There would be many ways The small grain field day will short in some counties and com Flea beetles—use a 50 per cent some one comes in looking for of plucking at a wprker’s sleeve be held on the Piedmont Test Mrs. Edward Richardson and munities. If you will have more wettable DDT powder at the rate plants I can tell him where to get to advise him to visit liis Social Farm, Statesville, May 18 and 19, children spent the week end with MOTHER’S DAY of 1 pound to 25 gallons of water plants than you need, please no them. Just drop me a card or stop Security office when he is 65 or at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Mr. and Mrs.- Dee Hege at Reeds. syrayed on the plant beds a day tify your county agent how many by the office. You will have done MAY 14th over, if it were known that he is These meetings are for the pur Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gobble and or two before setting plants in 65. Unfortunately, the people in pose of studying adapted varie- son, Jerry, spent the week end MAKE HER HAPPY the field. This will give about the Social Security field offices at Myrtle Beach, S. C., fishing. two weeks control. This is the Give Her a set of fine China do not know when a worker applied to work not covered by Cleve Allen is ill at his home time you need, flea beetle control roaches 65. The chief way we Social Security. here. 53 pc. Sets service for 8 Miss Notie Sidden was week most. , It will take about five gal can 'pluck at his sleeve’ is by Mr. White said, "The two occa- 35 pc. Sets service for 6 end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Byerly lons of spray per 100 square ? information given him through 'sions on which it is important for yards. the newspapers,” stated Wai'dell the worker or his family to get Sidden. Cutworms—Use a poison bait REDUCED 20% K. White, manager of the Win- in touch wth the Wnston-Salem Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Potts and of 25 pounds of wheat bran and This is old ‘Salem China” ston-Salem ‘ office of the Social office are: (1) When the wage children were dinner guests of 1 pound of sodium fluosilicate or Security administration. earner, having worked in cover Mr. and Mrs. Roy Myers in Clem Several decorations 1 pound of paris green, water to ed employment, reaches the age mons. Mr. White explained that in a moisten. It will take 15 to 20 53 pc. Sets were 17.50 of 65. Whether he intends to re Dr. and Mrs. G. V. Greene spent recent survey conducted by the pounds per acre. Mix dry, then Go GREYHOUND reduced t o ...... $13.20 tire soon or not he should visit Thursday in High Point, with Winston-Salem office, it was add water to make crumbly. our office (or write) and ask their son. Bob Greene. found that 10 per cent of work Scatter in late afternoon. If pos 35 pc. Sets were 10.85 about his benefit rights. After a Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cald ers 65 and over who filed for sible treat land before setting. A and SàVE reduced to ...... $8.00 worker is 65 and stops working well and son of Statesville were benefits lost payment for one or 5 per cent DDT at the rate of 10 for a while because of sickness, guests of Mrs. Cora kimmer Sun COME IN AND SEE THIS more months because they delay pounds per acre can also be used. a lay-off, or needed rest, benefits day afternoon. ed filing their claims when their Dust plants and ground. If pos LOVELY CHINA may be payable for the months employment under Social Secur ties and strains, dates of seeding sible dust land before setting. he is away from work; (2) when ity stopped. Some of the reasons and fertilization. This year there Budworms Corn meal 50 MOCKSVILLE the worker dies, no matter what for failure to file were: (1) Un will be an opportunity to observe ponnds and lead arsenate 1 pound. his age. At such a time the fam HARDWARE CO. aware that unemployment com certain varieties showing resist 12 pounds per acre, put a pinch ily should notify our office of Mocksville, N . C. pensation and old aee and sur ance to winter injuries and dis in each bud. A 5 per cent DDT the death without delay. There vivors insurance could be drawn eases. dust will give the same ■ control. AlfW M II IN n i I. S. A., cm nir Mines at the same time; (2) Didn't know may be benefits payable to the a claim had to be filed; (3) widow, children or parents.” Thought permanent retirement The Winston-Salem office is О И Н Я РДО М В CHUCICH t * from Ybar Ptoriwa Peiiler was necessary; (4) Thought one located in room 437 Nissen build had to be in need; (5) Didn't ing. Office hours are from 9 a.m. т м м MW N1 iiT u PMi iM sf know public assistance and old- to 5 p.m. on Monday through Fri age and survivors insurance could day. The office was established Think how much Mtra profit you’d mok* on puUoit laving 21 axtra fall be received at the same time; (6) to serve the counties of Davie, •ддв. Grow*no-f«d puUeti laid 21 Thought benefits were charity; Forsyth, Stokes, Surry and Yad mor* fall «ggi than puUvtt on dh and (7)Thought th% work clauses kin. inadequate ration., Start feeding to- for *Jrtra eggi. Come ia for Purina Growena. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DAVIE FEED & SEED CO. 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Anderson returned Monday from Final arrangements and a draw gram and Judge Phipps has pre dicted that it will be the greatest Will Luckey and Miss Mary Elkton, Md., where they were ing of boundary lines for Junior Fridajr & Saturday season. Luckey of Cleveland, were Sun guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil An baseball were the chief items last M ay 12 & 13 day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phil derson. week as the athletic commission The department chairman “BUTCH MINDS THE Johnson. Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Long and of the North Carolina department pointed out that rules governing BABY” Miss Mary Neil Ward of Dr. L. P. Martin attended a meet of the American Legion met with the competition are essentially with Brod Crawford Greensboro and Jack Ward, stu ing of the- State Medical society, Judge L. J. Phipps, chairman, of unchanged from those of 194Cj ALSO The nicest, most thoughtful gift on Mother’s "GUN LAW JUSTICE” dent at the University of North held at Pinehurst last week. Chapel Hill, presiding. under which a record-breaking Day is one of her own favorites. Come in and total of 15,912 players crossed j with Jimmy Wakely. One Carolina, Chapel Hill, will arrive R. S. McNeill is steadily im North Carolina is divided into Cartoon. choose from' our wide selection— Friday to spend the week end proving after undergoing surgery four areas with a commisisoner for bats in pursuit of the national title. Sunday, May 14 with their parents. at Duke hospital, Durham, last each area. They include Clar COTY TOILET ARTICLES Thursday. “GALLANT BLADE” . PERSONAL STATIONERY Mrs. Sam Hines of Winston-Sa ence Bailey, of Selma, area one; Junior baseball for a long time ■, In Technicolor lem spent Friday night with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Arndt of Ren Hoek, of Clinton, area two; has been one of the outstanding with Larry Parks & Margu- LADIES’ BILLFOLDS Bill Collins and Mr. Collins. Catawba were Saturday guests J. Harry Cannon, of Kannapolis, Americanism projects of the rite Chapman. 1 Cartoon. Dr. S. A. Harding entered Da of their son, C. F. Arndt, and area three; Mac Tester, of Hick American Legion. Many of the Monday & Tuesday CANDY—Especially for MOM! Mrs. Arndt at their home on vis hospital, Statesville, Thurs ory, area four. stars in the National and Amer May 15 & 18 HOLLINGSWORTH WHITMANS day for a minor operation. He Salisbury street. The 1950 season marks the 23rd ican leagues, as well as In scores “STRATTON STORY” in a gay and appropriately wrapped box returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Anderson of minor leagues, got tlieir start with James Stewart and P. J. Johnson, Miss Phyllis spent the week end in Statesville who has been a patient at Davis in baseball by playing on Amer June Allyson. 1 Cartoon. Johnson and Miss Anne Clement with her brother, Dr. L. R. Shaw, hospital for ten days. ican Legion Junior teams. Wednesday & Thursday Send your Mother’s Day Message on a Miss Betty Honeycutt, student An all-time record number of M ay 17 & 18 HALLMARK CARD at A.S.T.C., Boone, will arrive 29 Legion Junior graduates par “NIGHT HAS THOUSAND E Y E S ” with Gail Russell home Thursday to spend her ticipated in the 1949 All-Star & John Lund. 1 Cartoon. summer vacation. baseball classic last July 12. HALL DRUG COMPANY Miss Duo Shw of Harmony, ABSOLUTE • Show starts at Dusk Phone 141 — :— Mocksville, N . C. R. 2, spent several days this week rr ГАТ8 TO AOVBRT18B with her sister, Mrs. C. S. Ander AUCTION son, and Mr. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Stevens oi of Route 4, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Stevens’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Chailin, of Route 1, Mocksville. GRAHAM REICH S267.6 ACRE FARM Miss Elizabeth Williard attend LOCATED 3 MILES FROM MOCKSVILLE, ed the state meeting of element N. C. ON THE MOCKSVILLE-CORNATZER ary principals held in Winston- Salem last week. ROAD, FORMERLY KNOWN AT THE ROB Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hart ERT WOODRUFF FARM. man and children spent Sunday in Concord, guests of her father, J. R. Dorton. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17™, 3:00 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Brown of Yadkinvllle were week end This 267.8 acre farm has about 200 acres o ^ n guests of Mrs. Brown’s parents, land, 8 acres in alfalfa, 10 acres in wheat, 20 Mr. and Mrs. P .H. Mason. to 30 dcres in corn, 42 acres of meadow land, Katherine Plott, daughter of about 60 acres in bottom land, 80 acres under Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Plott, Mocks pasture, an old 4 room home and large barn. ville, R, 3, was rushed to the Baptist hospital. Winston-Salem, All tenable land has been limed for the last 2 last Thursday suffering with an years under government speciflcations. It will acute attack of appendicitis. be sold in 3 separate tracts or as a whole, abso* Misses Eliza and Nan Douthit lutely to the last and highest bidder. It will of Idols were Sunday dinner make a fine dairy or grain farm. guests of their sister, Mrs. E. H. Morris. Terms will be announced at the sale. Barbara Ann Jones is improv ing after a tonsillectomy on May 5. Captain and Mrs. A. P. Daigle FREE — .;/;SH MONEY — FREE and daugliter, Dianne, returned this week to their home in Now York City after a ten day visit to Mrs. Daigle’s parents, Mr. and W. R. WEIR AUCTION CO., AGENTS Mrs. E. H. Frost and other points south. 206 North Liberty St. Winston-Salem, N . C. Miss Anne Frost of W.C.U.N.C Greensboro, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Phone 2-5275 S. Kincaid were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Frost. ®I®I@ Get the Advantage Of SCIENTIFIC DIAGNOSIS EQUIPMENT Newly Installed In Our. Shop J t m IN U K MORNINfi WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE pF TESTING EQUIPMENT m THE j№ a T NKfflf Which will tell what is wrong with your engine or car in a few
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'.’' I,’ Jv. . PAGE 4 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, MAT 12,1950 OOP OPENS 'SALESMAN' SCHOOl Mrs. F. R. McMahan remains BUYS ANIMAL THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE very ill. H. R. Eaton recently acquired Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reavis a registered Holstein-Friesian Published Every Friday at Mocksville, North Carolina ond daughters visited relatives In bull from the herd of L. J. Lof- Winston-Salem recently. lln, Yadkinville. Mrs. O. C. McQuage...... Publisher Dear Editor: ' IO- C. McQuage 1938-19491 I would like to say a word of appreciation for the County Youth Fellowship which was held at SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Liberty Saturday night, May 6. 12.00 Per \ear Inside of Davie County— $2.50 Per Year A number of piano selections were given by Sam Cope. Jim Outside of Davie County. my Wilson made a fine talk on the subject: “The Way of Life.” Rev. John Oakley on the same Asphalt Shingles, 210 Ib...... $6.30 sq. Entered at the Post OfBce at Mocksville, N. C., as Second subject continued with a fine short sermon. Rev. R. J. Star Mineral surfacsd Rail Roofing 90 lb, $3.00 roll Class Matter Under Act of Congress of March 8, 1879 ling and Rev. A. J. Cox have Sheet Rock, 3-8”x4’x8’...... $40.00 per M . made brief talks. Mr. Robert Mun- day, the local president, was Sheet Reek Putty, 5 lb...... 90c each toastmaster. After a number of fine selections appropriate for Inside Paint (guaranteed) ...... $3.00 gal. the service by the Mooresville Front Door Lock Sets...;...... $5.10 each quartet, refreshments were served. J. PAUL LEONARD SPEAKS AGAIN As I sat there and looked and Inside Cylindrical Lock Sets...... $2.00 each heard the program, and saw the One year ago to the ‘day, J Paul Leonard appeared be AT THI n>ST MSIMN of the Republican Party's "Flnt NaUonal School Aluminum Adjustable Pitch Vents..$4.50 each fore the local Rotary club and spoke out against the pro Interest the young people were of Politics" In Washington, two studente learn how to win votai. Th« taking In the work of the church, pupiU, Mrs. Richard Prlckett (left), of Albion, III., and Mrs. Cathtrina Kimsul Insulation...... $5.80 roll posed “Road Bond Program” that was then pending the Va., ar* Da my pleasure was .somewhat mor- Scoman, of Arlington, shown by teacher John Oren. o* vote of the people. This stirred up quite a local contro Philadelphia, how to relax facial muscles to incrcas* speech volum* red because every parent could and voica personaUtjr when making Ulks. (InttnwlioMl Sovmlplioto) Keystone Frameless Tension Screens vert^ when some interpreted the appearance and remarks not be there, for they truly can $3.50 each of Mr. Leonard to represent the sentiment of the Rotary be proud they had a son or daugh Lowery, Mrs. Luther Ward, Mrs. Plywood, ^ ”x4’x8’ sheets...... $4.00 each club. Of course this was not true, and the subsequent ter in that group. Mrs. J. H. Swing, Mrs. D. A. The following were elected as election bore out the fact that the people desired better W. B. Dull, Mrs. L. M. Dull, Mrs. CUSTOM DRESSING, sheathing and officers for the County Youth PINO acbools, and better roads. J. B. Shore, Mrs. George Laymon, framing...... $6.00 per M bd. ft. Fellowship for the next year: Little Marlene Dull is confined Mrs. Dewey Dixon, Mrs. Roy Dix O n Tuesday of this week, Mr. Leonard made another President, Miss Eloise Mitch to her home with measles. on, Mrs. L. S. Shelton and Misses ell; vice president, Miss Peggie sppearance before the local club. In this speech, as in his Mrs. C. H. McMahan spent three Dewilla Dull and Miss Eloise Taylor; second vice president, last, he lashed out against the q;>ending programs of our days with her sister, Mrs. La Ward. Miss Dorothy Lee McClamrock; MURRAY COMPANY state and federal govemmentis. He was extremely critical Vern Shore, in Yadklnvlllfe ^st Charlie Lee and family of Wln- secretary, Buddie Merritt; assist' BUILDING SUPPLIES W e e k . ston-Saiem spent Sunday with of №e road bond Issue voted in by the people last summer. ant secretary, Miss Billie Jean Mrs. Floyd Dull entertained on Mr. and Mrs. Astor Shelton. Mr. Leonard stated that his purpose during his present Harmon; treasurer. Miss Norma PlMMie 219 Raihroad Street Thursday at an all day quilting W. W. West remains very ill cftiwpaign was to try to defeat “ the spendthrifts’’ and elect Ruth White. Evangelistic group: party. Attending the party were at his home here. tAie conservatives. Robert Monday, captain, Ashley Seaford, J. N. Tutterow, Mann Now it can safely be presumed, undoubtedly without Bowden, Roberta Shepherd^ Mary a single exception, that everyone is for economy in the Brock, Mary Jane. McClamrock, government. But in any operatton for economy something Myrtle Wishon. constructive has to be offered, not Just criticism of the Two new Fellowships were Thé 1951 Kaiser is here I present systems. added to the group: Farmington As for the conservative candidates Mr. Leonard is hop and Mt. Olive. Our next meeting will be at ing to elect, they were not named. Evidently he surmised Advance Monday night, June S. that they would be readily recognized by their platforms of J. B. FITZGERALD being against the present programs of the state and fed ★ A m e r i c a n s newest c a r ! eral governments. IT PAYS TO AOVBBTIBB
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Jefferson, president ot the North Iredell, Cabarrus, Rowan and L. Short, the Rev. G. L. Rpy- J. M. Robinson of Richmond, Miss Reaves Will Carolina Federation of Woman’s Davie counties will be hold stcr, Peggy Taylor, Nancy Boger Va., arrived Saturday to visit his clubs, was speaker Saturday night at the Baptist chudch in Coo and a humorous musical number brother, W. F. Robinson, and Mrs. Present Piano Pupils at the banquet held by the Coo leemee on May 25, at 10:30 a.m. given by Mrs. Charles Isley and Robinson. Miss Eunice E. Reeves, ot R. 1, leemee Woman’s club at the Yad- Mrs. M. W. Richardson, Rowan j Mrs. A. A. Kiles. Bobby Peoples, son of Mr. and Clemmons, will present her pu gin hotel. Her topic was “Edu county district president, will Mrs. Isaac R. Peoples of Mocl SILVERWARE AND CHINAWARE Community Silver Plate, $69.75 King Edward, $28.95 Rogers Sterling in Open Stock 32 pc. Sets of China for $9.95 8 pc. Sets of Libby Hostess Glassware Sets, $3.00 OflNINO another blistering attack against hii accuser, Owen LattU more teitiQei for the second tim* before Senate investigators in [(SANFDRllSOHSIOMPAIir Washington. The Far East expert C. J. Angell’s Jewelry declared be had been “criminally libeled” by Sen. Jowph McCartl^ ‘‘Davie County’s Oldest Jewelry Store” (R-Wis.), whose cbarget of Com* II ' PHÜNt 7 • MÜLKbiílLLL - N L .„H ^ munism to the Btatt Department 138 North Main Street MocksvUle, N . C. touched off the eumnt probt. Lattl« more denied under oitb tiwt he bad ©í@Tf¿)i(5jT(y)TfoW ' <:C' •var baea • Red. (IntmuttoMl) PAGE e THE MOCKSVILLE (N. С.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, MAY 12,1950 NOTICE OF RE-SALE OF REAL Collette, Elizabeth Patterson, stone in Jas Eaton’s line, Jno. E. World War I Widows Those with children und№ cer ^AЛAWWWIIIfWWWVW^ЛЛmnnЛЛWVVWUVWWWVWV^IWWWVVWVV ESTATE Ruby C. Leagans, Roy W. Col- Collette’s corner; thence South 3 tain ages are entitled to. extra North Carolina, lette,»et als. Ex Part”, the under deg. Fast 8 chains to a stone; Entitled To Pensions compensation provided their in Davie County signed Commissioner will expose thence North 88 deg. East 7.50 Widows of veterans of World come is not over $2,500 per year. In the Superior Court at public sale to the highest bid chains to a stone; thence 82.50 War I whose income ft |1,000 ■ Service by the veteran must Before the Clerk der for cash at the Court House chains to a stone; thence East 4 year or less are entitled to a have been between April. 8^ 1917, ,ln the matter of J. D. Collette, door of Davie County, in Mocks chains to a stone; thence North pension of $42 a month from the and November 11, 1918, awH dis Esther R. Collette, Bettie Harp, ville, N. C., on Saturday the 20th 8 chains to a stone; thence South federal government, J. W. Cald charge or release from active duty eleo C. Davis, Minnie Collette, day of May, 1950, at 12 . o’clock 88 deg. West 37.50 chains to the well, director of the North Caro must have been under other than Elizabeth Patterson, Ruby C. noon, the following described real beginning, containing 31 acres, lina veterans commission, pointed dishonorable conditions after 90 SLIPS...... $1.98 to $5.98 Leagans, Roy W. Collette, et estate, situate in Clarksville Town more or less. out today. days or more of military service. ship, Davie County, North Caro als. Ex Parte. SECOND TRACT: Adjoining For the purposes of a pension Ladies’ P A N T I E S ...... 59c to 98c Under and by virtue of an or lina, adjoining the lands of W. F. or parcel of land containing 7.6 above tract and lands of Joseph a widow must have been mar I Collette, C. S. Eaton, J. F. Eaton, acres, more or less, heretofore sold der of the Superior Court of Da Collette, Susan Lowery, Sallie ried to a World War I veteran D .A. Lowery, N. K Stanley and off and conveyed to N. K. Stan HATS ...... $2.98 to $5.98 vie County, North Carolina, in a Collette, James Eaton, on the wa before December 14, 1944, or 10 ¡others, and bounded as follows, ley by deed duly recorded in the special proceeding entitled “J. D. ters of Dutchman’s Creek. BE or more years to the person who to-wit: office of the Register of Deeds HOSE ...... 89c to $1.69 Collette, Esther R. Collette, Bet GINNING at a stone, Joseph W. served, and must not have re FIRST TRACT: Beginning at a for Davie County, N. C., in Book tie Harp, Cleo C. Davis, Minnie Collette’s corner; thence South ? married. Xo. 42, page No. 437, the same deg. East 8.30 chains to a stone; BAGS ...... $2.49 to $4.98 being all of that portion of said District service officers of the thence West 88 deg. East 37.50 62 acres of land lying on the East North Carolina veterans commis chains to a stone; thence North side of Dutchman Creek. sion and county veterans service New arrival of 8.30 chains to a stone; thence Bidding at this re-sale will officers are ready to assist or South 88 deg. West 30 chains to commence with a proposal in the advise veterans or their depend a stone; thence South 2.50 chains sum of $2205.00. ents on all pension or compen' MOTHER'S DAY DRESSES to a stone; thence West 4 chains This 2nd day of May, 1950. sation benefits. to a stone; thence North 2.50 PLACE OF SALE: Court chains to a stone; thence South 88 House, Mocksville, N. C. GOSPEL SINGERS deg. 7 chains to the beginning, The Kimberly Park Gospel TIME OF SALU: May 20, 1950, Blackwelder-Smoot containing 31 acres, more or less, Singers of Winston-Salem will at 12 o’clock noon. making 62 acres, more or less, in appear at the court house in A D . W A TERMS OF SALE: Cash. R E Y . T O E R the two parcels or tracts. Mocksville on May 14, at 3 p.m. SAVING AND EXCEPTING ROBERT S. McNEILL, Come out and enjoy some real Wilkesboro Street Mocksville, N. C. from the above two tracts a lot 5-5-2t > Commissioner gospel singing. iVWWWWVWWWWWVWWMWWWWWWWWWVWWWifti' AS SMOOTH AS A PITCHER’S DELIVERY will be the performance of your car when it leaves our shop . . . See us for . . . Body and Fender Work Eloctric System’ General Overhauling Welding and Brazing Motor Tune-up Radiator Repairing Brake Hcligning and Cooling System Cleaning Adjustments Front End Alignment —USE OUR EASY BUDGET PAY PLAN— PENNINGTON CHEVROLET CO. Wilkesboro St. Phone 163*J BANK OF DAVIE OF MOCKSVILLE IN 'HIE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON APRIL 21, 1930 ASSETS 1. Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balances, and cash itL-ms in process of collection ... $ 676,772.30 2. United States Government obligations, direct and . guaranteed ...... 1,285,997.97 3 Obligations of States and political subdivisions...... 224,321.62 . 4. Other bonds, notes and debentures ...... 50,000.00 6. Loans and discounts ...... 914,296.26 7. Furniture and fixtures ...... 6,400.11 11. Other, assets ...... 7,321.33 12. TOTAL ASSETS ...... $3,165,399.68 LIABILITIES 13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships and corporations ...... $1,076,613.88 14. Time deposits ol Individuals, partnerships, and corporations ...... 1,414,739.84 M k JU i 15. Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) ...... 10,735.64 M ir * 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions ...... 412,727.04 18. Other deposits (certified and officers’ checks, etc.) 1,009.79 mtmtijfmr bt m imf 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS ...... $2,915,916.17 23. Other liabilities ...... 19,628.74 And handsome is as handsome does. 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Undivided profits ...... 29,854.75 succeeded in bringing style to the k>W'i|>rice when you ‘Test Drive” the ’50 Ford. field-that even far costlicr can can’t match. 29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...... !...... 229,854.75 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...... $3,165,399.68 *This bank’s capital consists of common stock with total par value of $50,000.00 ftlEMORANDA 31. Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes ...... $ 554,493.17 33. (a) Loans as shown above are after deduction of reserves of ...... 16,824.28 (b) Securities as shown above are after deduction of reserves of ...... 14,732.24 I, S. M. Call, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, and that it fully and cor rectly represents the true state of the several matters herein con tained and set forth, to the best of my knowledge and belief. S. M. CALL, Cashier Correct-Attest: KNOX JOHNSTONS. JNO C. SANFORD, 8. A. 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I mean (he boys and girls growing up without religious teaching, with* _ ^ out knowing that happiness and goodness are re- . lated. They will thank you always for taking them to cbuRh iww." FinJ yaurulf tìumgk to jAuoA № wedi This advertisement contributed to the cause of the Church by the foUowing patriotic citizens and business establishments: SMOOT SHELL SERVICE MAE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOSTER COnON GIN WATERS SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION DAVIE LUMBER CO. C C . SANFORD SONS CO. ALLISON-JOHNSON COMPANY GREEN MILLING COMPANY MARTIN BROTHERS RANKIN-SANFORD IMPLEMENT CO. MOCKSVILLE ICE AND FUEL CO. WILKINS REXALL DRUG CO. FARMERS HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO. DAVIE BRICK & COAL CO. MOCKSVILLE IMPLEMENT CO. DAVIE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP. FOSTER-HUPP FEED MILL HORN OIL CO. Bernard Gaither, dressed in es MlowaL Three maypoles were stteitr.. elements to> ke repealed br th* white, carried a white satin pil HEADY TO SUB ЮК THE POSTMAN wouad simnltalleously. The 8th ■ext was • skit. "Madam Sum- blended notes ot our bird friends« COLORED NEWS low on which rested the crown and •№ grad« girls, dressed in menUme'k Gnest,” by members of They dispersed: ta mingle with for the lady of honor. blue peasant styled skirts and the< sixth «Id seventh grades. their friends and to participate Ш у Dajr at Davie County Eager eyes awaited the arrival white' blouses danced around a The final presentation was the in other activiities of the after TralDlnr School of her majesty, the queen. Away pole apiece. The 6th and 7th grade bicy(de parade whidi waa very noon. The weather man was in good in the distance, the agile figure girls; deessed in white, danced colorfisL First and second place Music was famished ft^ the 'humor and favored the citizens of one so stately appeared. Helen around! the center pole. This was winners in this contest were Bar program by AniteMe Williams and ■of Davie county on last Friday, Frances ' Britton, beautifully the highlight of the festival pre- bara Lee Massey and Ftederick Jenny Mae Cody; music sdiolars May 5. “The Lucky Ole Sun” adorned in a gown befitting a sentattaaa. Grant. of Mrs. A. Y. Btnrfan. came smiling as he was to be queen, proceeded to thQ place of The N.F.A. boys demonstrated The Queen and her attendants The May Day- was a financial hold a sight of wondrous beauty. honor. Her dress was made with their aerobatic proficiency by left the arena as the strains of success, bringing a total of Twas the time of maying at the a fitted bodice and full skirt. It performing daring but skillful the recessional’mixed with the $129.10 cleared. Davie County Training School. was made of white net and taf About mid-morning the festiv feta spangled with gold which ities began. The setting was on sparkled and glittered in the the upper front lawn where a splendor of the sun. Miss Brit throng of parents and friends had ton, carrying a bouquet of snow gathered to witness the various balls and Queen Anne’s fern, was classes in their presentations of escorted to the throne by Joe homage to their queen of May. West, a member of this year’s At the strains of the Merry graduating class. Widow Waltz, the regal proces The crown, fashioned and de sion began. Sallie Marie Har signed by Rev. N. V. Jones, was grove, a ninth grader and maid as dazzling as the subject upon of honor, led the royal court to whose head it was to be placed. the arena. The queen's attendants It was a symbol of regality itself. In evening attire of pastel shades With crimson and gold dominat GROCERY DEPARTMENT filed gracefully to their places ing, there was just enough silver around the throne. By classes, and verdure to blend perfectly PINT JAR Charmin Tissue, 4 rolls...... 35c they were: Fleeta Cain, Dorothy into the color scheme of Mother Duke’s Mayonnaise...... 35c SOUR OR DILL, QT. JARS Rucker, Virginia Carson (fresh Nature. The maid ot honor, in a TALL CAN ALASKAN Demain Pickles...... 29c man); Emilie Morgan, Kay Fran dignified ceremony, placed the Pink Salmon...... 39c 6 OZ. JARS FRENCH'S ces Tatum, Dollie Patterson, soph crown on the queen. POUND PACKAGE Mustard ...... 10c Tributes were paid to the Royal fM OlASnc r a n o m a cutback in maU deUveries knught out "Old Maxwell House Coffee...... 69c omore; Gladys Sco]tt, Geneva Dobbin” on tha m a He knew all along that he wasn't flnishcd. Primped ^ PINT JAR BENNETT'S Flint, Junior, and Johnsle Waugh, Court as the classes began their up tor a passible Job as "mailman." he's ready to take up the load IW POUND PACKAGE French Dressing...... 20c Haiel Ijames, Lucy Scott, senior. performances. The girls ot the Postmaster Oordon Jordan of Amarillo. Tsa.(lat«iiMMoiialSotHidphoto) NBC Premium Crackers...... 25c lOH OZ. JAR tor Hamburgers or weiners strewing flowers here and there junior and senior classes, dressed DEL MONTE Gamer’s Chili...... I9c In the path of the queen were in white, pantomimed the patri jesty by presenting Minuet ill” Jill, by 1st grade; Hansel and Small Sugar Peas, 2 cans...... 45c PINT JAR MIRACLE WHIP Marilyn Foster Dulin and Alice otic hynui, “America.” Soloist by 2th grade; Mountain March Gretel. by 2nd grade, and Ladies' LB. SOUTHERN GOLD Salad Dressing...... 39c Colored M argarine...... 39c Marie Davidson wearing blue and was Christine Anderson. and Irish Long Dance by 4th and Chain, by 3rd grade. Junkett Freeiing Mix, 2 pkgs. 25c pink dresses of evening length. The classes danced for Her Ma- 5th grades; Fly Away. Jack and The traditional Maypole danc SAVE lOc—TRIAL OFFER, PILLSBURY ClJie Mix, white...... 29c QUARTER POUND LIPTON DOLLY MADISON T e a ...... 32c Pie C herry...... 29c LB. PACKAGES UP TO 60 WATT GE ELECTRIC Curtiss Butterfinger, Baby Ruth Light Bulbs...... 13c Cocoanut Niblets Candies .... 39c NO CAN ARGO BRAND NO. 2K CAN DEL MONTE Peaches, 2 f o r ...... ,..49c Sliced Pineapple...... 39c NO. 2 CAN—STANDARD PACK 8 OZ. PACKAGE Tomatoes, 2 for...... 28c Bakers Cocoanut...... 29c tn IEK...NOW! DIXIE CRYSTAL 12 OZ. PACKAGE Sugar, 5 lbs...... 45c FFV Assorted Cookies...... 38c RtvtlirtioMry Ntw PET AND CARNATION NO. 2 CAN Milk, 3 tall cans fo r...... 35c Grapefruit Juice...... 14c 5 LB. TIN Kotex...... 32c Karo S y ru p ...... 55c NO 2Va CAN DEL MONTE REFRIGERATOR Fruit Cocktail...... 38c Fresh Country Eggs...... 32c d*. PRODUCE Here . . . now! The refrigcfsior widt ihc ю р« LUX freeier you've wailed fort A roomy... handy... Crisp Firm LETTUCE, 2 heads...... 29c FLAKES actoss-ihe-iop freezer with a ШО DIFFERENCE 360 Size LEMONS, dozen...... 32c Thanlis to a brilliant NORGE engineering ad v an ce , If w ill 4 0 $ su'tai in h o t o r h u m i d w e s l b t r BANANAS,2 lb s ...... 29c LIFEBUOY »c , . . will not let frozea food* or ice cubes get Muck together. SWEET POTATOES, 3 lbs...... 23c HEALTH SOAP De6nitely the refrigerator newi of the year! Nice slicing TOMATOES, Ib...... 19c Come in-iet ui ihow you the пишу reaioni whyt SQUASH, 2 lb s...... 23c R i N S O * ^ : O H L f -> CORN, 6 tender e a rs...... 45c $ 5 .0 0 l o p W N MEAT L U X »‘f FRYERS...... 46c lb. NswImvs 0 s9 YMs СвшЫявЙвя ef Fedvwtl FATBACK...... 12 %c lb. e y ii y LMge niU*WIB1H m u n MfMt Им l«s • • • кми n fffnea (ivivsa at Ibalaw fraasiaa. Swae^ Made fresh daily GROUND BEEF 49c lb. W n H R 2 for 2Se Siaat НшМ, ha сикм »Й Ml «М laeaHiar. DaM a awliailwajy la» NOTICE OF SALE West by lands of T. V. Dwiggins. lEXECVTOR’S NOTICE nOTlCE 1» TBE rVRLIC tpï' »«u Usder and by vartue of an or comprised of lots 4, £ and 6 and Notice is hereby given that the KoUee iis .hereby given that dinance made and jentered by the being 25 X 141 it. in Block "E” undersigned, Eliza Mock, has Central Telephone Company ^as been .this day qualified as exec Board o£ Commisioners o£ the in Map Book 2, page 37, Regis filed a petition with the North utor lof the estate of Essie Essex, Town of Mocksville at a regular ter of Deeds Office of Davie Carolina Utilities Commission deceased, late of the County of meeting duly held in its office, County. stati]^ itliat its 'carnings are in Davie .and State of North Carolina. z m m ~ 1, the undersigned Mayor of the adequate and insufficient to in Third Lot or Parcel: Bounded All persons having claims against sure the maintenance and reason Town of Mocksville, will on the on the North by “second lot or the estate of the said decedent ably adequate and efficient tele Htar Frau Himmler DONT TAKE A CHANCE ON GENERAL Electrical Contract* 20th day of May, 1950, at parcel” hereinabove described will present them to the under phone service for its subscribers; THE WEATHER—Bring us your Ing and Electrical Service. N. C. 12:00 o’clock noon at the court and more partlcul^ly described signed .on or before the 13th day that continued hi*!h costs of op pork, fresh and in good con Licen.sed Electrician and Con* house door in Mocksville, North as follows: Beginning at ;a stake of April, 1951 or this notice will eration including successive gen dition and we will guarantee tractor. J. W. Rodwell, Mocks Caralma, sell at public auction Boger and Walker corner and be pleaded in bar of their recov eral wage increases has had a the cure. DAVIE FREEZER ville, N. C. Phone 40. n-lO-tf to the highest bidder for cash, running S. 42 deg. E. 70 lit. to a ery. All persons indebted to said contimiing downward effect on LOCKER, Phone 240. 2-10-tfn •subject to the confirmation of stake; thence N. 48 deg. E. 90 ft. estate please make prompt settle the Company’s earnings; that the WE PAY—Cash pri.vs for used ment. the Commissioner^, the property to a stake C. B. Mo6ney’$ line; present rate of return is insuffi FOR SALE-r-lS Registered Here automobiles. McCanless Motor This 13th day of Ajril, 1950. hereinafter described, towit: thence N. 42 deg. W. 70 ft. to a cient to maintain its .ta-edit and ford cows, top breeding. 300 Co., SaUsbury, N. C. 6-18-ti ELIZA MOCK First Lot or Parcel: Bounded stake, the old J. M. Nail line; attract new capital for the con grade Angus and Herefords with Executrix of Essie Essex. on the South by West Church thence S. 48 deg. W. with Nail tinuance of its service improve calves at side. 200 Brahman PRESCRIPTIONS — Have yourt 4-21-6tp ment and extension program. cows and heifers—some choice Street extension; on the East by line 90 ft. to the beginning, Boger filled by a college trained and Central Telephone Company’s bulls. 125 feeder steers. 200 Gaither St.; on the North by Gas and Walker corner. For back ti EXECUTOR’S NOTICE registered druggist at HALL petition relative to chargcs for weaning pigs. All stock in ton White lots; on the West by tle see deed by D. C. Kurfees to Notice is hereby, given that the DRUG COMPANY. The cost U telephone services at Mocksville, Buggs Island Dam Area. HUND R. M. Chaffin, being lots Nos. 3, C. B. Mooney, recorded in Book undersigned, Flossie Cornatzer no more. 10-22-tfH. North Carolina requests author LEY & FARRAR, Boydton, Va. 4, 5, and B, each 25 x 150 ft. in 27, page 100, Office of Register Jones, has been this day qualified ity to: 5-5-2t Block “B” of subdivision of Eid of Deeds of Davie county. as executor of the estât eof Mar PLEASE MAKE AN APPOINT 1. Establish the following rates MENT for pork to be processed son and Walker, recorded in Map This the 4th day of April, 1950. vin R. Jones, deceased, late of the FOR R E N T—^Two bedrooms, for Business Service at Mocksville: In our plant. This Is very necess Book No. 2, page 37, Office of Reg J. E. DURHAM, County of Davie and State of kitchen and bath. Tel. 70-W. Individual Line $5.00; 2 - Party ary during the winter months. ister of Deeds of Davie County. 4-28-4t Mayor North Carolina. All persons hav Mrs. J. W. Rodwell, Sr., 830 Line $4.15; Rural Multi-Party DAVIE FREEZER LOCKER Second Lot or Parcel; Bounded JACOB STEWART, Attorney. ing claims against the estate of North Main St. 5-5-tfn Line $3.00; Extension , Stations 10-28-tln on the North by West Church the said decedent will present $1.50; Service Line Stations $1.00 Street extension; on the East by A grower in Kent, England, has them to the undersigned on or PAINTING TIME IN CAROLINE per month minimum per line per A WnMSt at.tht murder trial In FOUR ROOM APARTMENT for before the 3rd day of April, 1951, Bremen of three former members Wear ever ready mixed paint, Gaither St., and on the South by cultivated bananas under glass month $6.00. rent. First floor, with bath aild for years, obtaining fruit from or this notice will be pleaded in of the Wehrmacht, FTau Marga» inside or outside white and lot or parcel number three here- 2. Establish the following rates rethe Himmler, widow of the Ges private entrance. 410 N. Main bar of their recovery. All persons inbelow described, and on the each of his plants. for Residence Service at Mocks tapo chief, takes the stand to give wide range of colors. Also barn St., Mocksville. Mrs. W. H. Dodd. indebted to said estate please her testimony. In the background and roof paints. $1.99 gallon. ville: Individual Line $3.45; 2- U former Sgt Wilhelm Lachmuth, 4-14-tfn make prompt settlement Party Line $2.85; Rural Multi- who la oo trial with former Lts. MARSH'S STORE, Depot St. at This 3rd day of April, 19S0. Party Line $2.25; Extension Sta Otto-Oskar V. Stecgm and Hans Lexington Highway, Mocksville. Jacobi In the murder of Pfc. Ost> 5-5-2tp LIVESTOCK OWNER FLOSSIE CORNATZER JONES, tions $1.00; Service Line Stations haus In 194S. (international) Wheels Aligned Executrix of Marvin R. Jones W e Will Pick U p Your Dead, Crippled or $1.00 per month, minimum per By tbe BBAR S n t m B. C. BROCK, Attorney. 4-7-6t line per month $6.00. FARMERS—^We will buy your FOR SALE—Fresh Holstein cow; For Safe OrlvuR cattle and hogs at market pri J. S. GREEN, Route 1, Mocks R O B IE N A S H Plugs NOTICE TO CREDrrORS 3. Amend Section 9, General ces, DAVIE PACKING CO. Tel ville, N. C. 5-5-2tp 1619 8. Main St.^bone I Notice is hereby given that the Exchange 'Tariff to Increase rates Salisbury, N. O. generally for Service Connection ephone 11F20. 5-12-4tn undersigned T. G. Cartner, has FOR SALE—Black Loreda Soy Milcs-NorMs-CatHe*Hop this day qualified as Administra Charges. TRAINED PRACTICAL NURSE Beans. See J. M. EATON, Rt. tor C. T. A. of the estate of Viola 4. Amend Section 7, General —Available day or night. Phone 2, Mocksville, N. C. 5-5-2tp Cartner, late of Davie County, Exchange Tariff to increase rates ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE 20J13, Mocksville. 9-12-ltp North Carolina. All persons hav for Private Branch Exchange USELESS TO PAY MORE—Dan DAVIE BRICK 24 H O U R SE R V IC E— 7 D A Y S A W E E K ing claims against the said es switchboards. gerous to pay less. The BEST tate of the deceased Viola Cart 5. Amend Section 9, General REAL ESTATE Dry Cleaners give you top qual COHPAHY ner, are notified to present them Exchange Tariff to standardize TRANSACTIONS ity work at a price that Is right. duly verified to the undersigned, rates for Class B service line Call Us Immediately When Animal Dies J. E. QuUlin to R. C. Foster, 5 Don’t pay less and chance ruin SfONE & COAL on or before April the 15th, 1951, trunks and to increase rates for lots, Eaton property, Mocksville. ing your clothes. To pay more or this notice will be pleaded in Service Station Leased Lines. Now AvailaMt James H. Byerly to Robert Is unnecessary. THE BEST DRY bar of their recovery. All persons 6. Amend Section 10, General MlgM tkM W lU Chattin, SMi acres Jerusalem. CLEANERS. Tel. 212, Mocks indebted to the said estate will Exchange Tariff to bill mileage D a y r i M M l N VETERANS GREASE & TAUOW CO. W.'Grady Sain to Fred T. Sni ville. 5-12-lpt please make prompt settlement charges as an item separate from der, 96-100 of acre, Mocksville. IF INTERESTED In Manure for MOCKSVILLE, N. C. PHONE 221 with the undersigned. the guarantee on Semi-Public Keene D. Shockley to Ruth P. your land come at once and clean This April the 11th A.D. 1950. telephones. Shockley, 2 tracts, Jerusalem. chicken houses. M. B. Richard If Long Distance, C A L L C O L L E C T T. G. CARTNER. 7. Amend Section 16, General J. E. Daniel to James F. White, son, Route 2, Mocksville. 5-12-ltp Administrator, C. T. A. of Viola Exchange Tariff to increase rates lots, G. P. Daniels subdivision, ROWAN Cartner, Mocksville, N. C. R.F.D. for exchange line mileage. Ralph Wright— Owners— James Boger Jerusalem. FOR SALE—6 hp. Outboard Mo Hudson & Hudson. Attys. , 8. Amend Section 17, General Mrs. Belle T. Smith to G. L. tor, almost new. 24 hours on Salisbury, N. C. 4-14-6t I Exchange Tariff to establish motor. H. R. Davis, 743 Cherry Tutterow, 1 acre, Clarksville. PRINTING CO. St., Mocksville. Phone 344-J. Harvey L. Gobble to Herman Phone 532 • Salisbury, N. C. 5-12-2tn Allen, 2V* acres, Fulton. DIRECTORY of Dependable Business Harvey^L. Gobble to itoy Sain, O m of the Urgest »riaUag 2% acres, Fulton. WANTED — One Saleslady and aad office mpyly boasea ia one Salesman with car to sell Mrs. Mamie Ellis to Thomas J. the Carolinas. and Professional Service Ellis, 50' acres. Shady Grove. our beautiful line of household mdse, on installment in and T. W. Seamon to Nelson Os • Printing Flour, Meal, Peed Stott borne, 5 lots, Daniels Park, around Mocksville. Good com DRUGS DRVGS DRUGS See The and Grain Mocksville. mission. Apply Gold Seal Co., between 7:00 and 8:30 a.m. or • Lithographing The Beat in Dniga and Buyen and GIb m i s Latta B. Ratledge to Kenneth write letter for Interview P. O. Mocksville Enterprbe olOattM S. Ratledge, 3.46 acres, Calahaln. Drug Service Box 315, Salisbury. Gold Seal SALES SERVICE T. J. Caudell to Sherell Mun • Typewriters Co., 718 W. Innes St., Salisbury, For All Types of day, 4 lots, Morris & Hendrix di J. P. Ireei N. C. Compounded vision. • Complete PenMgtei Job Work iiiimeo. ATHLETES FOOT GERM Office Supplies HaH Ing ee. Ckevrelel Ce. Phone n Near Depol Alfalfa—You should examine HOW TO KILL R. Phone 84 your alfalfa and as soon as blooms IN ONE HOUR, Phone 141 MocksvUIe m 156 MockavUle Machivyto IF NOT PLEASED, your 40c back start and new growth comes out from any druggist. T-4-L is spec at the base of the alfalfa stem, ially made for HIGH CONCEN TRATION. Undiluted alcohol base WWWVWWWWWWWftWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWy Lumber, Geaeral it should be cut. The more green ves great PENETRATING pow % Pure Cryatal Im color and leaves you save the bet er. Kills IMBEDDED germs on Supplies. contact. NOW at WUMm Drug Co. # Coal for Grates, StovM ter the hay. Funwcci and Stokm For Di|s and Uvtsttdc Vac Am laterprise Want Ad ■ I i ' ; ■ SEVERE MANGE, ITCH, FUNGI, BARE SPOTS AND MOIST ECZE> IbekswHe MA (puffed, ffioitt eus and feti). Lanber charges for installation of extra SAMPSONS‘ s*CR Ear (orcacMi car m il^ puii pian, m length cords. pies «od other fkiajrrJiHioas. fto* lee & F I Co. rH O N ita irj I : • ; fl ' ’ - u I " ' ’ . N 1 < motel hMling and hair growdi or The Commission has ordered YOURlMONEY!’BACK.------Phone 116 SaUsbury lUfhiiaf the petition set for public hearing on June 7, 1950, at 10:00 A.M. in • AUTOMOBILI 8ARTT the Commission’s office building Glass Installed # Chrysler - Plymouth QuaUty Building Materials in Raleigh, North Carolina. —All tlQdels— Builders Hardwai* W. S. BEDDINGFIELD R O B IE N A S H SALES & SERVICE Ben}amin Blooe» Plrials Ì81S S. Main St.—Phone 650 North Carolina Manager SaUAury, N. C. # International Trucks Bivie iMber 6-12-2t lavie CeMpaqr DR. R. L. C H ILL COTT Meter Ce«M>y Phone 207 • Sallroad St. CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Phone 169 Mocksville VM.M MocksvUIe, N. C.' leee Noitli Mala street Salisbnry, N. C. I to It - t to 8 DAILY EXCEPT THURSDAY ft SUNDAY MON„ WED.. nUDAY EVENINGS 7:30-»:e0 PJM. For Best In • CUSTOM GBINDINO Wiüdns Diiig Co. RECAPPING • CORN M IA L H m m SI Send Your Tires to You don’t get ulcers from • FEEDS FOB SALB W arn Air Wmmuft, Oil Boniers aad Stokm, Fiinuwe ■•Valriaf aad CImmlag Tire lebnUen, what you eat. You get them Feiltr'Iiip OAVIS-McNAIR FURNACE CO. WALKER from what’s eating you. FUNERAL HOBIE Im . h d m nnt MN«h Msla Wieel ItUakary. N. C. Ambulance Service tM Northwest BML m ■ am Day; Ni^ M«>W PhoM48 Wtnston-Salem. N. C. IwWWVWIMMMWWWUWWWIMIMWWWWWWVWWWWVWVWWMfWWUWUW PAGE 10 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, MAY 12,1950 ■ - .... »------ALL-NIGHT VIGIL FOR CITY JOBS Thursday Evening Miss Martha Ann Davis has re REAL ESTATE 8 lots Gaither heirs subdivision,. turned to Washington, D. C., to Mocksville. Bridge Club Convenes resume her studies at Gallinger TRANSACTIONS FOUR CORNERS E. C. Morris to W. F. Robinson, Miss Mary McGuire was host Municipal hospital. E. C. McKnight to E. D. Crews, 4 lots R. L. Wilson estate, Mocks ess Thursday evenine to her Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Hoy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burgess 2.49 acres, Farmington. ville. . bridge club members and addi of Winston-Salem spent Saturday and children were Sunday guests Fred D. Long to George C. tional guests. night with Mr. and Mrs. C. S. of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Church in James, 3 lots R: B. and J. C. BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE Small tables were set for a des Dull. Ronda. Sanford property. sert course of strawberry short Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shore Mr. and Mrs. Manus Welborn E. C. Morris to Sammie Foster, Third Wednesday in the month cake and coffee upon arrival of and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Shore and family of Winston-Salem vis 4 lots and 1 tract, Jeff Caudell —Leave Mocksville 9:30; Ander the guests. The tables were cen were guests of their parents, Mr. ited G. T. Baity Sunday. subdivision, Fulton. son’s store 9:40-9:50; Tutterow’s tered with epergettes filled with and Mrs. J. B. Shore, Saturday Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Shelton of Aubrey Gray, trustee for Ephe store 10:00-10:10; Sheffield store tiny early summer flowers with a afternoon. Winston-Salem were guests of sus church, to J. E. Brinkley, trus- 10:20-10:40; Griffith’s store 10:50- colorful May pole in the center Several children in this com Mrs. E. J. Shelton Sunday. ee, lot Jerusalem township, Ephe 11:10; Smoot’s store 11:20-11:45; with ribbon streamers extending munity are out of school with sus church lot. SwTcegood’s , store 12 - 12:20; to the place card tnllics, which measles. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Ben White to A. Shut Miller, Green’s store -12:30; Mocksville. were the May dancers. After several progressions ot bridge scores wore added and high score club prize fell to Mrs. C. R. Crenshaw. Visitor’s prize was awarded Miss Annie Clem ent. Playing were: Mesdames A. M. Kimbrough, Jr., John N; Wat ers, C. R. Crenshaw, B. I. Smith, Jr., Joe Patner and Miss Anne CAMMNO ON THI ilDIWAM, appllcanto for Jobs with the New York Clement. Citjr Park Department spend the night outside the personnel olllce lo they can be Hrst in line. About 1,500 applicants showed up early to apply for tht 400 Jobi. They brought their own blanket!. (International) BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Raymond John IP We invite you to visit our store often . . . Serve yourself in many store-wide values. Shop son, a son, Henry Raymond, Jr., on May 5, at Rowan Memorial as long as you like... Check out quickly through our fast, efficient checkout lanes. hospital, Salisbury. Womanleas Wedding A womanless wedding will be given at the St. John’s Methodist church on Monday, May 15, at 8 GROCERIES p.m. An offering will be taken. The public is invited to enjoy an evening of clean fun.^ Mocks Stool Cutfom T-Bone Steaks, enjoy these good steaks at a real saving...... 69c lb. Babcock’s Pure Hrniey, fancy comb pack, 2% lb. j a r ...... 79c Rath’s Spiced Luncheon Meat, all pork, 47c lb. Sugared Delight Sweet Watermelon Rind, Kraft’s American Cheese, sliced or chunk, 49c Pint J a r ...... 53c Rath’s Triangle Loaf, pimiento cheese and Dove Spanish Olives, stuffed with sweet pep* spiced ham m ixed...... 59c lb. per, 3 oz. ja r ...... 35c Ground BMf, always fresh...... 49c lb. Blue Plate Mayonnaise, made with Wesson Oil, pint j a r ...... 33c All Meat Stew, lean and tender...... 53c lb. Blue Plate Peanut Butter, in a decanter tum Rath’s Picnics, lots of flavor and real bler, 12 oz...... 33c le a n ...... 41c lb. Frostee Desert Mix—just add milk and freeze. 2 4-oz pkgs...... 27c Lipton, Tea, for a richer flavor, ^ lb pkg, 63c 1 lb. pkg...... $1.19 Crisco, for cakes, pastry, frying, 3 lb. can..85c Bom, No. 1 yellow bantam, 6 for...... 47c Carrots, fresh crisp bunches, 2 for...... 21c DAIRY PRODUCTS O NSUO In a eottum« of U ytan ■go. Mrt. Wilma Son. prtsident of tha radaratinn of Woman Shara« Celery, large bleached stalks, 2 bnch...... 29c Rich Whip Topping, makes a quart of rich boldara in Amarlcan Buaina«. ap» paara at tha annual ftockholdars* topping ...... 47c maatlng of tha U. S. Staal Corp- in Hobokan, N. J. Oaclaring bar outfit Green Beans, tender, fresh snaps, 2 lbs for 29c laflactad tha thinking ot tha corpo- Dulany’s Baby Green Lima Beans, ratiun. lira. Soaa daridad holding tha important maating autaida of Squash, tender yellow frying size, ^ lbs....23c 12 oz. 1 ^ ...... 37c Naw York City. (InlarMtional) New Potatoes, No. 1 A size, 4 lbs...... 29c Dulany Frozen French Fries, 9 oz. pkg., 26c Host of the highways Bananas, large fruit, golden ripe...... 15c Dulany Frozen Sliced Peaches, 16 oz. pkg. 33c L i n O U O V Rinso A N T Ka Mt«vB Moneno» I.:’ bIZc rofrodi « t Mm inlM w r^ l moIm> ‘ ‘ I I «II«. rM d !• «nyw lM r« rAM Large Reg. :t«TN IN ivniv M X 26c 21c 26 c* Regular, 3 for....21c l i l i a l i V I I I I I I I I I 1 I I Slil’KK MAHKK'l' 'i [ \ \ N IW UNM MimoMv or iw cecMou coMTAiiv W WINSTON COCA-COLA BOR U N G CO. V O L U M E x x io n “AU The County News For Everybody” MOCKSVILLE, N. C., FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1950 “AU County Newe For Everybody» No. 8 Schedule Announced 'ABIE' SHORT ELECTED PREXY For junior Baseball SALISBURY PUYS Commencement Exercises Set The Mocksville American Le OF THE MOCKSVILLE JAYCEES gion Junior baseball team will HERE SATURDAY Meeting Nights open their current campaign on Yadkin VaHey For Schbols of Davie County June 5 at Rockwell. This year Changed to Friday Schedule C|iven the district is composed of eight 124 Seniors To E. L. “Abie” Short was elcctcd teams and the regular schedule The Mocksville baseball team president of the MocksviUe Junior will consist of two rounds of play, will meet the Salisbury Bombers Receive Diplomas Chamber of Commerce for the each team being met twice. here Saturday night at 8 o’clock. coming year. Coach Raymond Siler an Currently, the I local team has The schools of Davie county will Mr. Short, bookkeeper and of nounced that prior to the open posted a recordl of four wins, present diplomas to 124 students fice .manager for Heritage Furni ing on June 5, the locals would against four defeats. at graduation exercises to be held ture company, has been active in play a number of practice games. Last week Mocksville defeated next week at the various schools. Jaycee work for many years. The complete schedule is as Cleveland 12 to 2 Monday night. Mocksville will present diplomas Prior to moving to Mocksvillc he follows: Saturday night al Albemarle, the to 50; Cooleemee to 25; Farming was active in the Jaycee club at Monday, June 5, Rockwell at locals came from behind in the- ton 16; Advance 17, and the Da High Point and served in offices Rockwell; Wednesday, June 7, ninth inning to score five runs vie County Training school f6. with that club. Kannapolis at Mocksville; Friday, and come off with a 16 to 14 vic Curtis Price, Davie county Also elected for the coming year June 9, Salisbury at Mocksville; tory. On Monday night of this school superintendent, has an were: Bill Daniels, executive vice. Tuesday, June 13, Monroe at week Spencer defeated Mocks nounced the following programs president; Gray Hendricks, vice for the schools of the county: Monroe; Monday, June 19, Troy ville 9 to 6 in a game on the lo president in charge of projects; at Troy; Wednesday, June 21, cal field. Tuesday the locals de Mocksville Sheek Miller, vice president, in EDWARD L. SHORT Spencer at Mocksville; Friday, feated Rowan Mills 7 to 4 to re The annual baccalaureate ser ternal affair«; Bob Hall, secretary; June 23, Wadesboro at Wades gain their .900 average. DR. MARK DEPP & W . PhiUipe mon will be held Sunday, May Lewis Beck, triNMUrer; D. J. Man (Charles W . Phillips 21, at 5 p.m. Dr. Mark Depp ot Federal Aid boro; Saturday, June 24, Albe The Complete Mocksville sched Dr. Mark Depp do, state director. Centenary Methodist church will marle at Mocksville; Wednesday, ule for the remainder of the sea Graduation Speaker These officers will be formally For N. C. 801 To Deliver Sermon deliver the sermon. June 28, Rockwell at Mocksville; son in the Yadkin Val),ey league installed at a dinner meeting Mark Goforth, highway com- Charles W. Phillips, director Charles W. Phillips, director of Thursday, June 29, Kannapolis at is as follows: Dr. Mark Depp, pastor of the scheduled for next month. m is^ner for the 8th district, has of public relations at Woman’s public relations at the Woman’s Kannapolis; Saturday, July 1, Thursday, May 18, Mocksville Centenary Methodist church in Also at the meeting the Jaycees announced that money has been College ot the University of College, Greensboro, wiU deliver Salisbury at Salisbury; Tuesday, at Rockwell. Winston-Salem, will deliver the elected to change their meeting set up on federal aid for a section North Carolina, with the rank of the annual commencement ad July 4, Monroe at Mocksville; Saturday, May 20, Salisbury baccalaureate sermon on May 21 night to 6 o'clock on Friday. This of NC 801 from Fork north con professor, will deliver the annual dress at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May Saturday, July 8, Albemarle at Bombers at Mocteville. at 5 o’clock In the Methodist was done to avoid conflicts with necting with the hard surface commencement address at Mocks 23. Tentative plans call for this Albemarle; Monday, July 10, Tuesday, May ^3, Mocksville at church. the summer baseball season. coming down from Advance. This ville and Cooleemee. The gradu exercise to be held in the new Troy at Mocksville; Wednesday, Cooleemee (5 p.b.). Dr. Depp was bom November strip will cover a distance of ap ation exercises will be held at school auditorium if the seats are July 12, Spencer at Spencer, 4:45 Thursday, May 25, Cleveland at 13,1893, at Punxsutawney, Pa. He proximately three miles. Cooleemee on Monday, and at installed by this date. Officers Installed o’clock; Friday, July 14, Wades Mocksville. was educated at Allegheny col The paving of this project will Mocksville on Tue^ay. The valedictorian and salutato- boro at Mocksville. Saturday, May 27, Mocksville lege, where he was graduated with At F .'T .A . Meeting be financed by the federal gov Mr. Phillips has long been out rian will be announced at the ex at Spencer (afternoon). an A.B. degree in 1916 and in The Farmington Parent-Teach- ernment and will not count standing in the education, civic, ercises on Tuesday night. TuMday, May 30, Albemarle at 1931, be received a D.D. degree er association met Thursday eve against the allotment under the social welfare, and religious life The following seniors will re Mocksville. from the same school. He con ning in the new high school au state road program. HERE&IHERE of the state. He is in constant de ceive their diplomas from the Thursday, June I, Rowan Mills at tinued hia studies at the Boston ditorium with Mrs. B. C. Brock, mand as a speaker in the inter local school: Mocksville. ^ Uaivtnity School of Theology, chairman, presiding. NANLBSS WBDDINO pretation of problems in these and Elizabeth Alien, Mary NeU Al Local Postollice Saturday, June 3, Rockwell at where he recetvell aft 8/T.B. de- The Rev. George Bruner, pas The W.S.C.S. of Farmington other fields. len Benson, Bobbie Jean Angell, Mocksville. gree. tor of Macedonia Moravian Receives Honors Methodist church will present a A native of North Carolina and Madison Angell, Sara Jane Bea Tuesday, June 6, Mocksville at He was ordained a deacon in church, gave the devotionals. “Manless Wedding” at the high a graduate of the University of ver, Jack Boger, Helen Brown, The Mocksville postoffice re Salisbury Bombers. 1916, and in 1918 he was appointed Wade Groce, master of Pino ceived a letter of commendation school auditorium Saturday night, North Carolina, he received the Lelia Ann Burton, Jimmy Camp Thursday, June 8, Cooleemee at elder of the Methodist Episcopal Grange, was guest speaker. He last week from the office of the May 20, at 8 o’clock. Proceeds are M.A. degree in education at Co bell, Athalene Carter, C^thia Mocksville. church. During World War I he spoke on what the Grange is do district inspector. This letter to be applied to the church build lumbia university. Before joining Clement, Betty Jean Daniel, John Saturday, June 10, Mocksville was a chaplain. ing for the young people to pro praised the highly efficient man ing fund.' the administration of Woman’s ny Durham, Jane Carolyn Dwig at Cleveland. Dr. Depp was pastor of the mote good citizenship. Mrs. Nell College in 1935, he was principal gins, Gerald Elam, Betty Etchi ner in which the local postoffice Tuesday, June 13, Spencer at Calvary Methodist Episcopal H. Lakey spoke of the work of is being operated. RECITAL of the city schools in Greensboro. son, Bobby Mac Foster, Letty Mocksville. church in Washington, D. C., the Home Demonstration club. A recent inspection by the dis Miss Genevra Beaver will pre He has long served as a mem Jean Foster, Edward Gaither, Thursday, June 15, Mocksville 1927-32, and pastor of St. Mark’s Miss Elfreta McBrayer gave an trict postal inspectors gave tiie sent her piano and voice pupils ber of the board of stewards of James Hendricks, Coleen Howell, at Albemarle. Methodist Episcopal church, Bal- annual fashion show with 32 girls in recital at the Mocksville High West Market Street Methodist Archie Jones, Leon Ladd, Thel local postoffice a 98.5 per cent Saturday, June 17, Rowan Mills Umore, Md., 1932-36. In 1945, he modeling their dresses made from school on Thursday evening. May church in Greensboor and as a ma Laird, Jack LeGrand, Tommy rating. .This is one of the high at Mocksville. came to the Centenary Methodist cotton materials. 18, at 8 o’clock. The public is cor teacher of a men’s Bible class. His LeGrande, Brady Lee Leonard, est ratings ever received by the Tuesday, June 20, Mocksville church, where he has served with Miss Nancy King was narrator local postoffice, and one of the dially invited. leadership in civic affairs has in Bettie Lou Martin, Mary Frances at Rockwell. great distinction. and described the dresses as the highest awarded in the district. cluded the presidency of ' the Martin, Bill Mason, Mary Jane Thursday, June 22, Salisbury girls modeled them on the stage WILL PREACH Greensboro Council of Social McClamrock, Iva Nell McDaniel, Postal Inspectors F. R. Hayes Bombers at Mocksville. decorated as a lawn scene. The Rev. Norman Hepler Joy N ew Section Agencies, the chairmanship of the Benny Naylor, Janie Powell, and C. J. Shannon stated that the Saturday, June 24, MocksviUe After the program officers were annual inspection showed condi ner of Louisville Ky„ will preach Guilford County Board of Wel Donald Riddle, John Roberts, at Cooleemee (afternoon). Approved For elected and installed for the com at Bear Creek Baptist church on fare, and active work in the Glenna Jean Robertson, Mary tions to be excellent, and the of Tuesday, June 27, Cleveland at ing school year. They are as fol fice operating in a highly satis Simday morning. May 21, at 11 Carrier Delivery Chamber of Commerce. Hfe is also Eliza Sain, Ruby Jean Sheets Mocksville. lows: President, Wilburn Spill factory manner. o’clock. You are cordially in The Yadkinville highway sec active in Y.W.C.A. and Boy Scout Blackwelder, Shirley Shell, Dor Thursday, June 29, MocksviUe man; vice president, Mrs. Nell H. The staff of the local postoffice vited to attend this service. tion has been approved by the work. He has served as president othy Shore Cheek, Jessie Ruth at Spencer. Lakey; secretary, Mrs. Ben Smith, and secretary of the Greensboro Steelman, Grady Trivette, Bill includes; J. E. Kelly, acting post Saturday, July 1, Albemarle at postal inspector for carrier deliv and treasurer, Mrs. Floyd Dull. master; Miss Daisy HoUhouser, ery, it was announced this week Rotary club and as district gov Vick, Germaine Wellman, Betty Postal Receipts '' Mocksville. Mrs. Virginia Waters, Duke Tut by Acting Postmaster J. E. Kelly. ernor. Mr. Phillips’ leadership Sue Whittaker, NelUe WiUiams. Tuesday, July 4, MocksviUe at terow and Worth Hendrix. Show Gain Here For approval by the postal au in public schools affairs has been Bill Winters, Sara Dot Call. Rowan Mills. Postal receipts during the Jan thorities a section must meet cer demonstrated by his outstanding FarmiiVtMi Thursday, July 6, RockweU at work as president of the North The annual baccalaureate ser Young Democrats uary, 1950 quarter show a gain (ContiBHcd oa Back Page) tain requirements, among which of $907.26 over the receipts of is that the section be at least Carolina Education association, mon of the Farmington school Plan Barbecue the January, 1949, quarter, it was 50 per cent developed. and as president of the State Con WiU be held Sunday» afternoon. Johnny Durham, A second organizational meet announced today by Mocksville The section east of the depot in gress of Parents and Teachers. His May 21, at the Farmington Meth ing of the Davie Young Demo Postmaster Jim Kelly. Candidate For MocksviUe did not meet the re position at Woman’s College in odist church. Rev. W. D. Roy crats was held last Friday night Total receipts thus far in 1950 quirements of the postal authori volves direction of placements als, pastor of the Walnut Cóve at the local courthouse. at the local postoffice are $7,- Vick Training ties and could not qualify for car and of the college’s extehsion pro Methodist church will deliver the Around sixty representatives 789.24. Johnny Durham, local high rier delivery, it was announced gram. He is a specialist in the sermon. » from all sections of the county Money orders issued through school senior and son of Mayor No announcement was made as field of guidance and both teach The Class Day progra)n wiU be were present and joined in the January, February, March and and Mrs. J. E. Durham, has been to when this service for the Yad- es classes and lectures to special held in the high school audito discussion concerning the func April amount to $58,612.79. Pos selected as a candidate for the kinville highway would com groups on this subject. rium, Monday night, May 22, at tion of the YDC. tal notes'over the same period, Vick Junior school provided he mence. However, indications are 8 o’clock. Lawrence Hutchins, who is $4,497.08, and money order fees satisfactorily passes a physical ex that it wiU be in the near future. Homer and Bdnd The graduation exercises wilb temporarily serving as president, collected. $803.70. amination. This school is. spon One a Day take place in the school audito presided over the meeting. Com sored by the Vick Chemical com The present carrier delivery Here Thursday rium on Tuesday night. May 23, mittees were appointed to go into Additional Cancer pany to train their future execu service in the city is now operat W. E. (“Bill”) Horner of San at 8 o’clock. C. R. Joyner, prin the various precincts and expand tive material.' ing on one deUvery a day. ford, Democratic candidate for cipal of the R. J. Reynolds High Donors Announced This U O t / M S O M the organization by the next The method of selection tor this service was curtailed on Congress in the 8th district, will school, Winston-Salem, wiU .be Dr. Guion Johnson of Chapel meeting scheduled for this week. The following additional con school is of a highly competitive the orders of the postoffice de bring his string band to Mocks; the principal speaker. Hill will be guest speaker at the Plans were also discussed for tributors have been announced for nature. Only boys who are con partment after the appropriation ville courthouse, Thursday night, The valedictorian of the Farm 8th district meeting of home dem the holding of a barbecue in con the Cancer Drive in Davie coun sidered to be outstanding are con was cut by Congress. It was an May 18, at 8 o’clock. ington class is Mary EUzabeth onstration clubs to be held at Coo junction with a membership drive ty: sidered for appointment. This nounced that the postmaster gen Mr. Horner has secured the Brock. Peggy Taylor is the salu- leemee Baptist church on Thurs on May 26. Conunittees were ajp- Col, W. G. Murchison, Mrs. systematic selection has enabled eral was forced to cut to one de services of Corbett Bennett and tatorian. day, May 25. pointed to investigate this possi Blanche Clement, Mrs. Percy the company to maintdn a con Uvery a day to offset the deficit his Mountain Dudes, a prize-win Seniors receiving diplomas at Dr. Johnson is chairman of the bility and report back to the or Brown, Belva Knox, Mrs. Grover sistent high calibre ot young men brought about by the reduction ning band, to furnish the music Farmington are; Bob Beck, C. S. International Relations commit ganization at the next meeting. Hendricks, G. O. Booie, Mrs. Jas. who complete their training un in fonda. at hia political rallies throughout Carter, Jr., L. S. Shelton, Jr., Bob tee for the National Federation of H. Thompson, Mrs. J. D. Hodges, der the program. this ^trict Waliace, Charlie White, Jr.', Dor Woman’s Clubs and Davie coun SVPPBB Jerusalem club, Mrs. George The school consists ot one И Ы 1 AV СШ1ШСШ Mr. Horner, who is opposing othy Mae Beck, Mary E. Brock. ty will be hostess to the other The American Legion a u x i U ^ Hartman, Dr. Clyde Youi«, G. of training, after whidi the youag A fUm «itittod "Like a Mighty incumbent C. B. Deane in the May Lassie Mae Carter, Beavey Lelle counties in the district which in wUl serve supper at the Legion R. Madison, MockavlUc Enter man is given an opportunity to Aimy.” wiU be shown at Union 27 primary, will speak on the po> Gaither, Bessie Lee Xiger, МШ clude« Iredell, Rowan and Cabar- hut on Friday night, May 19, at prise, Heritage Coca-Cole fund, accept • poaitioa with tlw СЯмре! dunch Seturday night at Utical issues of the day between Langston, Addie BeU Latham, C. W . Thompaon, Otia Htadricke. p«>jr..-.’ a musical ptriodt.'.-'' (Смтшмё ев M l ta f») ^ ...... 7:S», . THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1950 Rites for Mrs. Crouse county, she was the daughter of children. Graham Has Been monopoly power and privilege of The two basic goals of our de SCHEDULE GIVEN E. E. and Sallie Sheek Vogler. A prayer service was held at the few. 1 am proud of our par mocracy, Senator Graham said, At Advance Friday She was a member of the Ad the home at 2 p.m. Friday, fol Loyal Democrat ty’s 150-year record as charhpion are: “First, the freedom, dignity FOR BOOKMOBILE Mrs. Della Vogler Crouse, 62, vance Methodist church. lowing which the body was taken Raleigh—Senator Frank Gra of the better well-being of all the and moral responsibility of the Fourth Wednesday in the wife of Luther A. Crouse of Ad Surviving besides the husband to the Advance Methodist church, ham said pointedly here today: people.” human being with the equal op month. Leave Mocksville 9:30r vance, died at 5:40 p.m. Wednes are one daughter, Mrs. Howard to lie in state. Services were held “I have never in my life Graham’s remarks were made portunity to make the most of his Berrier’s store, 9:40-10:05; How day in Rowan Memorial hospital, R. Jordan of Lexington, R. 1; one at the church. Burial was in the scratched a Democratic ticket.” on the eve of the State Demo personality as a potential son of ard’s store (Ephesus), 10:15- Salisbury. She had been ill for foster daughter, Mrs. Gaither church cemetery. He added: “Never have I giv cratic convention. He praised the God and brother of all men; and, 10:30; Call's store (Greasy Cor six weeks. Marsh of Albemarle; six broth en comfort or aid to the enemies party’s record of service to all second, the welfare of all the peo ner), 10:35-10:45; Strickland’s; Born March 9, 1888, in Davie ers: two sisters, nnd two grand- Vae An Enterprise Want Ad of our Democratic party who the people, and contrasted today’s ple.” 10:50-11; Gregory's, 11:05-11:30; either would destroy it or sell it prosperity with “the dark and Reprinted Prom the Charlotte News, April 17, 1950 Cooleemee school, 11:40; Mocks down the river to those who favor dreary days” of 20 years ago. rr PAYS TO ADVERTISE ville. Congressional Candidate And Wife (Political Advertisement) WHAT Respoidble PEOPLE SAY ABOUT OUR The Horners don’t waste a minute in their campaign to let all the people of the Eighth Congressional District know that t ie Sanford publisher is in the race. This picture of Mr. and Mrs. Homer was taken as they sat in their basement campaign SENATOR headquarters preparing political information for mailing. Profile Of A Candidate Bill Horner And Missus Work Hard In 8th District Fight By A 8HLET SMITH 4. Defeat of the PEPC. the national income” is “Bill” FrankP.Graiiain State EMot. Tke New* S. Bring abmit fair labor Horner’s idea of a farm program. SANFORD.—W. E. Horner ex practices. • Mr. Homer disposes of FEPC pects to emerge victorious in his When Mr. Homer levels his with a fleeting sentence. THE LATE FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT Appointed Frank Graham Chairman Advisory race to become Representative sights on the mounting Federal "1 wouldn’t vote for it under from the North Carolina Eighth debt, he has only one thing in any. conditieu.*' Council of Committee O n Economic Security. Said Roosevelt: “ The work of this Coun* Congressional District. He ex mind—cutting it down. This he Mr. Horner describes himself as pects that victory to be pulled proposes to do by decreasing ex a “middle of the road liberal who cil and Committee led to the recommendation made to me by the Congress and the irom his basement, not from his penditures, not by increased doesn’t believe ih going too far hat. taxation. < either wav.” I Spurred by his 353-vote defeat He says he is not presumptu SOLVE rrSELP adoption by the Congress of the S O C IA L SE C U R ITY Act of 1935.” by mcumbent Rep. C. B. Deane ous enough to claim he can oal- That definition carries over to of Rockingham in the 1946 Demo ance the budget, but he will “car socialized medicine and labor. He cratic primary, the Sanford pub ry to Washington the attitude thinks the medical care problem L O Y A L T Y . . . Senator Clyde R. Hoey: lisher is taking his politicking that Federal expenditures can be will do a great deal toward solv seriously. cut without increasing the already ing itself. He doesn’t believe a ‘‘He (Senator Graham) is as loyal as any American who walks this earth.” And If he does win, his wife confiscatory tax load. showdown is in the offing here. is going to be the unsung heroine The arguments Mr. Horner pre Similarly about labor: of the campaign. Because in her sents in support of his ideas all “I am in favor of the working way Mrs. Horner is matching her tie in together. His attack on man and my record in six terms A B IL IT Y . . . General Geo. C. Marshall: 48-year-old husband step for step deficit spending is directly relat in the State Legislature proves I in his fight to CO to Congress. ed to his offense against “social am his friend. However, if I go to “ The work Frank Graham did in Indonesia for United Nations was a diplomatic TROJAN HORSE istic trends” in the government, Washington it definitely will not The Trojan Horse which houses which in turn includes his de be as the tool of the CIO or other miracle.” that effort is the basement of nunciation of the Brannan Plan labor organizations, nor yet as their home in Sanford. and socialized medicine. the tool of industry. The clatter of typewriters and He speaks of them categorical “I am not in favor of labor rack C H A R A C T E R . . . Senator Wayne Morse: the ringing of a telephone haye ly when he says:. eteers coming down to North Car replaced the usual carefree “What I want is for the people olina and telling our people what noises of the basement. For it is to come to realize that this striped to do and what not to do. “ Frank Graham is the most Christ*like man I know.” here that Mrs. Horner docs the stick candy business of going to “I am against the monopoly homework while her campaign Washington, a place from which powers of labor'leaders like John ing husband is out doing the leg all financial blessings are sup L. Lewis. I believe, in the end, S T A T E S M A N . . . Senator Charles Tobey: work. posed to flow, can’t go on forever. the coal miner himself will come Mrs. Horner directs the activ CAN’T LAST to the same conclusion since Lew “ Frank Graham’s Senate speech on the Atlantic Pact was the greatest I have ever ities of from three to five typists “The people must realize that is and his tactics have wrecked and letter-folders each day.. To all the money that goes to Wash what was once a great industry gether they put out more than ington'tomes from the individual by driving away coal consumers heard in the U . S. Senate.” 1.000 circulars and 300 individu citizens. This enormous deficit to other industries, thus destroy ally written letters each eight spending obviously can’t last ing the means of livelihood of the hours. This is a job that has been forever. miners themselves.” WOMAN’S VIEWPOINT . . . Mrs. W. T. Bost: going on a month while Mr. Hor “If we keep on going like we’re VET NEWSPAPERMAN ner canvasses the 12 counties of going nothing but a financial bust “Bill” Horner is a Durham “ I think this famous quotation can be applied to Frank Graham: ‘There are some men the District making personal con can help but come. And when it county native and a University of tacts. does, then who can we. being the North Carolina graduate. Since who lift the level of the age in which thsy live until all men stand on higher ground.” In many places he uses a string last free nation on the face of the he was 12 he has carried the stain band to get attention, draw the earth, turn to for help as England of printer’s ink in his veins, first crowd. “After I get them there it’s has turned to us?” as delivery boy and later mail U D to me to do the rest,” he says. He values the “American sys room work, proof desk jobs, cub DIPLOMACY . . . Mrs. O. Max Gardner: “I give it to them in easy doses— tem of private initiative and in reporter and telegraph editor. between the musical numbers.” dividual enterprise” highly, He has built The Sanford Her wife of the late Governor and Ambassador Gardner and sister-in-law of Senator Clyde One of the first thing “Bill” j Mr. Horner hangs the “Social ald’s circulation from 30 to almost Horner will tell at one of his istic” label on the Brannan Plan. 5,000 and given it the reputation R. Hoey: “ While I have many reasons for being for Senator Graham, I shall state only meetings is the reason he is run He believes too much regimenta of being one of the best non-daily ning for Congress. He says it sim tion. too many regtilations are in papers in the state. ply: “I believe that the people of volved. He broke into politics by being one— ^I believe that he works effectively for the prevention of war and the establishment the Eighth District are desirous WHIE CONTROL elected to the State House of Rep of a Representative who will vote The Brannan Plan, he says, not resentatives in November, 193& of permanent world peace.” differently on some of the impor only would control the amount of He has attended two special tant issues other than the way the each crop the farmer could grow, sessions and four regular ones. man they have is doing.” but also control the amount of With the exception of the 1939 Then he’ll talk on the things Doultry, swine and cattle the term, he served continuously from he will be nut to accomplish if farmer could 'produce. ’36 through 1945. LABOR VETERANS FARMERS elected to Congress: To him the present parity plan In 1946 Mr. Horner ran for Con SCHOOLS 1. An end to deficit spend- a life-long champion of la —which controls acreage of only gress against Mr. Deane. He suf He was a fighting Marine in He actively sinpported Gov such major crops as tobacco, cot fered defeat by a margin of 353 Frank Graham is a teacher bor, he has coQsistently “I: Holding the line against and educator. He is well fought for labor’s right to Warld War I, enlisting after ernor Scott’s Better Schools ton and wheat—is a more satis votes. Mr. Deane polled 18,649; being turned down three and Roads Pronam. Frank the Fedenl Government roinc factory solution. he had 18,296. known for advocating the collective bargaining. He farther Into the socialisMe field. was primarily responsible times on account of poor Graham has always stood Continuation of narity plus His only connection with poli nine months school term and for/ the extension of rural S. Defeat ol the Brannan “the Government calling in the tics since then has been as chair for the Workmen’s (Compen eyes. Since being in the Farm Plan, but adeanate farm 12 grades for all. He has sation Laws of North Caro Senate he has championed electrification and rural best farm brains obtainable to man of the Lee County Demo telephone service. In the U. eontrols to inmire the farm«>ra work out other solutions to thé cratic Executive Committee, and consistently fought for suf lina; was among the first to t h e cause of Veterans. getting tbeir fair ahare of the oerplexing farm problem of how writing about them as a news ficient appropriations for advocate Child Labor Laws Fought against breaking up S. Senate he has consistent ■atlonai income. the farmer can get his share of paperman. the public schools of North and he voted for Minimum of the wise unification of ly voted for the present Carolina. Wage Laws. the Veterans Administration farm price support program Join The Good Fight-Work For Y O U HELP ELECT FRANK GRAHAM W. E. "BILL” HORNER ROOSEVELT DEMOCRAT For Congress CHRISTIAN STATESMAN Paid for by Davie County Committee for Graham Democmtie Primary, Mbiy 27 FIUDAY, MAY 19,1950 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE C. В. Deane Making DAVIE HUNTERS tw o DIE AS HELICOPTER CRASHES INTO CARRIER Personal Appearances HOLD BENCH SHOW A total o£ 45 dogs, of all hunt ing breeds, were shown in the bench show held last Fridaylniglit Here’S a MOWER by the Davie Hunters’ association. Ribbons were awarded as prizes to those placing in the contest. Ross Stevens, and a Mr. Donak, that really of the North Carolina Wildlife federation, were present. Mr. Stevens .spoke brieriy on the pro gress of the wildlife program in makes HAY! this state. Mr. Donak made sev eral pictures of the hounds and their owners. Winners Announced Dr. Robinson, of the Pine Ridge kennels at Salisbury, took top honors with his outstanding young During the past week Congress hound, Pine Ridge White Lady. man Deane of the Eighth district H. A. Fagg, owner of Coy, took made several speeches and per- the honors ot best of opposite sex sonal appearances in the counties with his fine hound. These two [^RN\ [QUIPMENT of Davidson, Davie, Yadkin and with T. C. Hauser, •yyjjjjgg ’ Louis Miller, J. B. Williams, D. • This Dearborn mower can ba attaelwd te Aa In these appearances Congress- G- Shoemaker. ZolHe Anderson MMNIOWIM MS MSTANCI, the pilot of this Navy helicopter smashed his craft Into the island of the carrier Ford Traetor ia al^t minutas! Eight minut^a man Deane discussed the serious E. G. Harrison, walked away Wright during qualifying landing practice off Quonset, Rhode Island. Two officers were kiUcd.(lntemalional) Issues confronting the Congress, with the ribbons in the various isn’t mudi tot m tractor awwar . . . aad asaa, These are many, he pointed out, classes shown of the foxhound ond places with his two fine reg- little female. John also took sec- The Davie Wildlife club will haw it cutil meet at the recreation hall in "but he considered the most im- breed.- istered redbones, and Fred David- ond place with Gingerbread, and son (col.) took third place with Leo williams took third place with Cooleemee, Friday night, June 2, Ford Tractor Hydraulic Touch Control lifts portant issue facing the Ameri- In the tree dog class, Hiram Da- A a euttar bar ta clear abetractiaas. Fatd’a «an people and leaders in Wash- vidson (col.) took first and sec- his bluetick. They have some nice Ellen. at 8 o’clock. Every hunter is cor dially invited. ington today was to try to d e-' —— — —— — — — looking tree dogs. Only one bird dog shown, iaa^anra brakes paradt slwifa«aata turas. Ta« vise ways and means to promote Winston-Salem, N. C., office hours John Johnstone stole the show owned by Sam Jones of Harmony. lava tisM wbaa tiasa raailjr asaaaa awaey. Ta« peace among nations of the ^ from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Mon- in the beagle class, with top hon Mr. Jones has an excellent spec North Carolina farmers are los aaa taka full adhraataga of gaal waatlMr aai world. While Mr. Deane was n o t day through Friday. ors going to Dutchess, a beautiful imen of the breed in Big Boy. ing about 200 cars of eggs a year. 'fst jraar hay up whila it’s la tap caaditia«. Unduly alarmed he did point out that with so much talic about war Aalsasatic safety ralaasaiiataeta bar if h hit» there never was a greater need ■a abatraetiaa. Tapetad tallar haarlaga is* for steady nerves and deliberate ■■■ath aparatia« aaá laag Ufa. Q n «a gaaa. and careful decisions. He pledged to these and other constituents throughout the Eighth district W e deliver Ike serelea that he would support every ihove aad кам Ike foHe fer to strengthen the position of this country looking toward security BMai^ as «Mil aa fer a > and ultimate peace. Fari IVii||i|b YOU AND YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY One million six hundred thou DAVIE TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT CO. sand families are directly bene fiting from the operations of the R. F. D. 4 Salisbury Road Federal old age and survivors insurance program. Mocksville, N . C. At least one individual in that m any families is receiving a monthly benefit payment for a monthly total of almost $51,000,- 000 to the more than 2,500,000 persons involved. Mr. Wardell YOU’D K. White, manager o fthe field office of the Social Security Ad ministration at Winston - Salem, BE N. C., revealed these figures to day and said that almost two thirds of those receiving the SURPRISED monthly payments were retired workers or members of their families. The other third ot the payments are to the survivors of insured workers who have died. This government insurance sys tem operates only for wages and salary earners in private indus What^s wrong try and commerce, for their fam ilies, and for the survivors of certain World War II veterans. Not covered by the law are, in with this picture? general, Mr. White ^id, jobs in agriculture; domestic service in how much of my work private homes; Federal, State or W hat’s wrong 7 Plenty I For you won’t find a Air, water and highway carriers use tremen« local government service; and •ingle one of your tax dollars "working” for dou^y expensive transportation facilities paid Reddy has token over work in religious, charitable and the Southern Railway System. 'for in d maintained. . . not with their money since I wired my form to certain other non-profit organiza That’s because railroads are self-supporting. I ! : but w ith your ta* doUara and ourat tions. The self-employed are not They stand on their own financial feet— not It will be a great day for all taxpcQrers. . . put him on 0 24-hour day. protected. yours. They pay the costs of building and and better for ail forms of transportation . . . He does the grinding, Contrary to some people’s ideas, nudntaining their “ highways” . . . induding when the “grown-up” highway, air and Mr. White explained, the appli bridges, tunnels and signals . ; . out of their waterway carriers are weaned from the public shelling, tawing, drying, 0wn pockets—n o i w it h your ta* do/Iart. purse and required to “ pay t h ^ way” — as cation of the law is not based on lighting, pumping, milk the number of workers an em Unfortunately for you. . . and for the tax* only railroads now do. ployer may have. All employ paying railroads . . . that isn’t true of other ing,oxling and seporot* ers of one or more workers, even forms of commercial inter-city transportatioo; dP. Ing. Naturally I hove part-time workers, are subject to PrMUtont the Social Security Act it the- inore t:me now to plan type of work is covered by the . . . and increase the law. The field office ot the Social profit side of my ledger. Security Administration is locat SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM ed in Room 437 Nissen Building, Here's the secret. Neigh*, bor. Telephone or drop by аМСИИШОМВ О Ш С К Ш » Frow Уомг РиНиа Dealer your neorest Duke Power office and inquire about BROWN USfiD THE m w PUMNA fiV SPRAYS ^NfiW PURINA SPRAYS NILP YOU CONntOL PiSTS free informotion on the WITM THS ШХГЛ4 QUICK This year, spray for fly and insect subject of Wired Help for K N O C tC O O m i AND L0M 9 conliol with new Purina Fly Sprpys. There ox* Purina Sprays for nome, Year Parai. dairies, stock cattle and farm build ings. Come in today and get the sproy thot fits your needs. ПЩ1 P O W E l Cl DAVIE FEED & SEED CO. Depot St. MocksvUle, N . C. ТНЁ MOCKSVILLE (N. С.) ENTERPRISE FRroAY, MAY 19, Î9$Ü Jones recently. CROSSWORD Mr. and Mrs. James Poplin of PERSONALS Winston-Salem visited Mr. and Grand Siam FUZZU Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. MOCKS Mrs. W. N. Myers Sunday. i] R. S. McNeill were: Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Jones of Mrs. Fred l^aircloth, who has. ACROSS 9 D O W N H c k 'b the Answer Russell Bessent of Wilkesboro, 1 "The 1 Boston — Winston-Salem visited Mrs. O. F. been ill with pneumonia, con the Thing" Orchestra tj f iFirit-mnrjrjncjut-] Judge A. E. Ader and Mrs. Ader S Magnlflccnt 'ar.’i i" fjwiKì/'H-ì Jones Sunday. tinues very sick. 2 South Amer> J -mnr'- r.li lUn liTiW Л , of Winston-Salem and Mr. and 0 Bang ican ruminant r ii « Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Safley of 1 2 ------and 3Like '/ r,n r .r;^i щштшщЁтт Mrs. Jack Tenenbaum of Win rj/^WL'JuEHTTEIlrjc 'j-j Summerfield and Mrs. Alex Tuck Bethlehem visited Mr. and Mrs.. Johnson 4 Shouting □LjrinriHKsTTHl - ston-Salem. 14 Poctical prep Sccond note nC ll-JD ' / / r jn n er of Elbaville visited Miss Grace G. W. Mock Sunday. osition 6 ПМ » r jpj К Ц Щ Г н r jrj^rjr’i Mrs. R. W. Collette, Sr., arriv 115 " S lo w --— * of scale to China" 7 Place 9 rzicof-m ■ ■ ■ ■ b M i n u iv i ed home Tuesday from Rowan 1 ----- You" rjnr-j ' ш т а т . 16 Father , 8 " №> a w a n a tJ ‘/m-i4Ki ' u n Memorial Hospital, Salisbury, 117 Sign ot Ihe 9 Male ofTspring i'/^ е зт э и ■maawi.w. u u u s j i -j j Zodiac 10 "Sleepy----- 'ui-jsjTjy//.c^KJirjrjr j vviÀttir. where she underwent surgery 19 Dining . , 11 Close to last Tuesday. Her condition is 13 Born 35 Sick 49 A dolt 22 World War 1 Allow I Song 15 "I’m ------37 Unit 50 satisfactory. 24 Dry My Time" 40 What Abe 51 "The First Mrs. Gaither Sanford left last 12S Propelling ISA bone Goldman implement 20 Seventh note plays on pic- 52 Wreck Monday for Myrtle Beach, S. C. ¡27Cukoo of scale turcd - star's 56 Used with foil Mesdames Hugh Sanford and ¡28 Image t l Either show to mean clover ¡31 Article ЖЗ Silly 42 Less neat 57 Deer Roy Feezor joined Mrs. Sanford 32------Grey 26 Article 43 Those pro. 59 Married - on Wednesday and they returned “BIG LEAGUE” TEAM IN SENATE—'mis is a new 34 Bell sound 20 Carmen play- hibitcd 61 “Comme ci. 38—. B. ed a pair Money Comme — home together the following Wed photo of North Carolina’s senators, Prank Graham, left, 30 "Mule ----- ” 46 Hear ----- ! 63 Toward nesday. 37 "The B 93 Grand ----- 48 Sped 64 Exclanfialion and Clyde R. Hoey, who have been termed “a big league T—.** Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hendricks team” in the U. S. Senate. On 14 major issues facing 38 Beverage and children and Mrs. E. W. Cros- 39 Franchot — the Senate during their year together, Hoey and Oraham 41 — Penseroso laind of Kings Mountain were 43 More naked have voted together 10 times and split only four times. 44 Pronoun Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. 45 "They All Grover Hendricks. This record of better than 71 per cent unity is about av S " 46 Affliynative R. S. McNeill arrived home last erage for the two senators of any state. Hoey charac' 47 Approach Wednesday night from Duke hos terized Graham as a “great American” in a Senate speech 49 Last name ot pictured star pital, Durham, where he under following Graham ’s appointment. 53 Sicilian vol went surgery. Mr. McNeill is rap ^ o w you' can bring the charm and cano idly recovering and expects to be 54 “It's a Sin to ton, Mrs. Ruby Leach, all of this romanct of early Colonial dayi into Tell ■ ----- " out soon. Advance Minister Dies 55 Musical ex city, Mrs. Lillian Hawkins, Perry your home by uiing Pittsburgh Historic Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Siler ercise In Twin City Hospital Point, Md., and Miss Georgia Wall Painti. Twelvie beautiful colors, 58Compatt di* and daughter, Mona Jo, spent recUon The Rev. Franklin Garfield Johnson of the home; two broth »pproved by Williamiburg Reitoratioo, 60 Eight voice* Sunday in Trinity, guests of her ojhnson, 68, of Advance died late ers, Herbert Johnson of Farming Incorporated, are available. $ 4 .5 0 gal. 62 Italian poet parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wel- 65 Sea.or large Saturday in a Winston-Salem hos ton and John oJhnson of this city; Com* in for Free booklet “C o lo r river: Aral.— born. .They also visited Mr. Si Dynamicf for your Home" pital. and a sister, Mrs. Etta Scott of ee First name ot ler's mother; Mrs. M. E. Allen, ictured star this city. CAUDELL LUMBER COMPANY P^as indebted and Mr. Allen in Asheboro. Survivors include his wife, P^one IS» Moelttvlile, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Gray Hendricks Mrs. Bertha J. Johnson, two sons, Funeral services were conduct Oil It p a y s t o a d v e r t i s e spent Sunday in Catawba, guests Thqmas F. Johnson of this city ed at 4 p.m. Monday in AME of Mrs. Hendricks’ mother, Mrs. and Eugene Johnson of Detroit, Zion church, by the Rev. H. C. O. B. V ty. Mich.; five daughters, Mrs. Eve Jones. Burial was in the church ОМЕГ KILVINATOII Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Eaton of lyn J. Phillips, Mrs. Lossie Hamp- cemetery. ПояФФГ for 36 years Albemarle spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. J. S. Daniel. COULD MHND YOU Mrs. J. S. Daniel entered the Baptist hospital, Winston-Salem, last Wednesday for treatment. She returned home Sunday. Mrs. B. J. Branch left last|Mon- 6 4 . day to visit her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Wilson, and Mr. Wilson in Spartanburg, S. C. Open House Held ШШПШ At High School . The Mocluville Parent-Teacher . \ ll Ч*/, association held the last meeting of the year on Monday evening In the library of the high school. The officers for the coming school for waiting aU Ibis time for your n e^ year were installed by the retir ing president, Mrs. W. M. Long. They are as follows: President, Raymond Siler; vice president, Mrs. George Rowland; secretary, Chrysler or Plymouth. Now that our pro-' Mrs. G. H. Shutt; and treasurer, Mrs. Fletcher Click. Ажи1ас< Ym cm vai After the business session an llilt KeWlMlor » I f open house was held by the high duction fines are rolfing again, well soon . . . 1« iIm lo o * tpMe • f ibM . Mach school faculty. The guests were ■миг« сармНу al a frica invited to inspect the newly dec Ihal tpclb aac^aalM orated class rooms, library, music nda*i Cm a «atvcloM MytlyfMM—iww чмМ и room, wash rooms, teachers’ 4SH-lb. Fra««« Faa4 1« wMM «N ЙИ %му Nmmk, «Mi lit OmmI Big Штл Тшшг1 lounge, laboratory and shop. be able to show you the finest Chryslers я м у М и1вг ряМ «f ям» КаМмМя. Wari* al ЛМ арам! Each class room displayed draw Aad, at * • b ■ badMi al aidUlaaal •Ww W »»«Ьет ings and work done by the pu aald la aaw Ssya»« pils during the year. ssr2ssa'ss5sse CHspwDiaawiSa “ The inspection ended with re iayalaHlillnl freshments of punch and cookies and Mymoutbs in all our 25 years ... so served in the home economics 1 room by Mrs. C. M. Tarlton, as T ’ S i T T sisted by her pupils. В ï è : _ il The refreshment table was cov come in and see us. Well give you a do»> # ered with a lace cloth, centered \ with a massive crystal punch bowl \r -.1 чЛкШфинИттш filled with purple punch. The punch bowl was circled with nose ONLY 1 ; -1 gays of giant purple and yellow onstratifm ci beauty and performance that $214.95 pansies. Approximately 100 guests called during the evening. М 1 МЖ1 i l A f V M f l _ t4 »Md IWm«w kaUi U f c . vaA> Six Building Permits will r^my you handsomdy for waiting. а«м1 fioMa faadi ааЛ laa «аЬм1 вмЛг OOlliag Ttray! bMMpadaas taaai fa* Atuhorized By City laUboMlMt Big IS.4I. tlMla«VafMabla Crisper! Polartpkcrc powered! Sapwioa Five dwellings wei% authorized Kcbiaatav Мака tt у е м ! by city building permits and one Outside of Davie County. Entered at tiie Post Giflce at Mocksville, D. C., as Second . 1 Class Matter Under Act of Congress of March 8. 1879 Who Does Your Thinking? GROCERY DEPARTMENT M W DEPARIMEHI Pint Jar 4 Ib. to 6 Ib. BLUE PLATE Mayonnaise....35c Picnic Short Shanks...... 36c lb. PROPAGANDA—A METHOD OF INFLUENCE MEMBERS OF THE VETERANS FARM TRAINING PRO IS 01. Jar Yadkin Brand Bacon...... 39c lb. Propaganda is a method used to influence people to G R A M at Farmington and Mocksville were treated (o BLUE PLATE Peanut Butter, 33c believe ideas or to follow certain courses of action. demonstrations of the use of modern equipment in dairy IS 01. Jar All Meat Stew...... 53c lb The methods which propagandists use are simple and ing. This demonstration was put on by representatives of BLUE PLATE Strawberry Veal Cube Steak...... 75c lb. the International Harvester Company. Above you see Preserves...... 35c age-old. The clever propagadnist is like a good magician. T-Bone S teak...... 69c lb. Henry Black, Dairy Equipment Representative, checking He has learned to use simple devices in such a way that he No. 2 Can the temperature of a can of water pre-heated to 100 de Pie Cherries...... 29c Hormel Dried Beef, 39c >/4 lb pkg. gets the desired effect without having the audience know grees. D . M . Rooks, Zone Manager, is shown looking on. No. S Can Rotmd Steak ...... 69c lb. how he is doing it. The above two m en conducted performance tests on the Libby’s Crushed Pineapple, 29c One of the basic rules of the propagandist is to connect IH Milk Cooler. These demonstrations showed that the S Ol. Jar' the idea or thing he is propagandizing with words about cooler would cool a ten-gallon can of water from 100 de Gerber’s Oatmeal...... 19c FROZEN FOODS which everyone feels strongly In one way or another. These grees to below 40 degrees in an hour. These demonstra GERBERS Strained Baby Food Ocean Perch...... 39c lb. words are symbols. Each one stands not only for its spe tions were put on at Farmington last Wednesday night at cific dictionary meaning, but also for experiences, emotions, which 45 were in attendance. Around 60 attended the Fresh Shrimp, 12 oz, pkg..... 77c and attitudes that have come to be bound up with the meeting in Mocksville last Thursday night. Succotash, 12 oz p k g ...... 31c word in a vague but extremely important way. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS BIRTHDAY MEETING Lima Beans, baby green, One of the propaganda devices most commonly used Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Reavis of The birthday meeting ot the 12 oz pkg...... 37c by political propagandists is name-calling. This means Yadkinville, R. 3, a son, Thomas Presbyterian Women of the Golden Corn, 12 oz pkg...... 27c applying some label that people generally dislike or fear Jerry, on ay 11, at Rowan Me church will be hold Monday eve to a person, or organization, or idea. Such words as “ Red,” morial hospital, Salisbury. Mr. ning at 8 o’clock in the hut. All Spinach, 14 oz p k g ...... 21c “ Paacist," “Fifth Columnist,” “Communist,” etc., are words and Mrs. A. E. Motes of Mocks women of the church and the girls Minute Maid Orange Juice....29c which are freely used by propagandists to tag persons ville, R. 4, a daughter, Nancy circle are invited to attend. Elaine, on May 14, at Rowan Me 4 jars f o r...... 39c w hom the propagandists want to discredit. The word “com morial hospital, Salisbury. The llama, beast of budren in Milk, Pet or Carnation— munist” is perhaps the favorite term of propagandists who Peru, can carry about 109 lbs. DAIRY DEPARTMENT indulge in name calling, because they know that it fright Bamboo sometimes grows more South Dakota is known as the 3 tall cans...... 35c ens most Americans. A person may be labeled a Commu tha na foot a day. “Sunshine State.” No. Z Can Meadow Gold Butter, Vz lb....39c nist, even though he has never had any connection with the Carolina Beauty Kraut Juice, 10c Chocolate Milk, quart...... 23c Communist party. No. ZM Can Van Camp Hominy..2 cans for 25c Coble’s Buttermilk, >/2 gal....25c Selecting and using facts to give a false or misleading Z lb pkc—Large Siie Cottage Cheese, lb jar...... 27c idea Is a common trick. The propagandist tries to make Del Monte Prunes...... 47c Cream Cheese, 3 oz pkg, 2 for 35c out the best case possible for his side and worst for his opponent by carefully using only those facts wh'ich back Vets Dog Food...... 3 for 25c up his point of view. A familiar form of such tactics is a Comet Rice, 2 lb pkg...... 32c quotation picked out of context. Words and phrases like PRODUCE DEPARTMENT “but," and “on the other hand,” and adverbs like “only” Waterless—^Triple Thick Large Lima Beans...... 2 lbs 29c and “entirely” are intentionally omitted from the quota Aluminum Cookware, $2.99 U.S. No. 1 Red Bliss Potatoes, tion. The result is that the quotation gives a misleading 4 lb s ...... 29c idea of what was, meant originally. When you trade $10.00, ask Large Grapefruit...... 3 for 25c Some propagandists do not wish to be held publicly for our trading cards responsible for the ideas they set afloat, so they resort to Large Crisp Celery...... 2 for 29c v;hat is known as a, “whispering campaign.” In a “whis Plate Bananas...... 2 lbs 29c pering campaign” a great deal of propaganda passes from Red Band Flour, 10 lb bag, $1.05 person to person in privale conversations. The standard Green Beans...... *...... 2 lbs 25c P!ala phrase in this goes something like: “Now I don’t know, but Red Band Flour, 5 lb bag...... 55c C o rn ...... 6 ears for 45c they say so and so is a Communist.” “I heard.that so and so is in favor of this and that.” The propagandist is spread ing the idea, but is not taking the responsibility for it. He HIGHEST HONORS GO TO OUR may not even believe it himself; he only wants you to be DREFT SMART SELECTION OF GRADU DUZ CMUY lieve it. In maintaining cur system of democracy, it is very ATION GIFTS. THEY’RE COR important that the citizen be able to distinguish propa ganda from facts. In the long run, the ability to detect RECT FOR THE IMPORTANT Large, 25c Large, 25c Regular, 2 for 15c propaganda depends largely on the intelligence of the indi MAL SOAP stops cdor vidual citizen. He must leam to ask himself questions EVENT—RIGHT FOR WEAR IN TIDE Itftrt it about everything he reads, sees and hears. For example, m mtiM NWir, n llttir when he is reading the newspaper he should ask: Where THE MONTHS TO COME. starts! Km m you froih fiutiti Slap does 'this story or dispatch come from? Is some person or raond Hm do«kl organization trying to influence me for its own selfish ends? SHOES DRESS SHIRTS Large, 2 for 25c Large, 25c Is the story backed up by first hand evidence, or does it SOCK SLACKS contain only vague assertions? WORi QXYINIIJ Only by distinguishing propaganda from F A C T S , and PAJAMAS BILL FOLDS SOAP SPAN evaluating these FACTS, can we as citizens render an In telligent decision on any issue. LUGGAGE JEWELRY Large, 2 for 25c 2 for 49c Large, 25c Davie County one league game a week. Each SPORT SHIRTS SWIM SUITS Wednesdpy night there will be a Softball League doubleheadJr played at the local “T” SHIRTS The Davie Memorial association baseball park. has announced the organization of The purpose ot the league will the Davie County Softball league. be to promote a better recreation This league at the present time program for the community. The WEST END GROCERY consists of the following teanu: league will have its own rules and Trexler Bros. Wilkesboro Street Free Parking Hanes Chair and Furniture com by-laws to govern the play. Open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Closed Wednesday 12 Noon pany, Mocksville Flour Mills, Inc., C. C. Hartman, of Heritage Fur ^‘Salisbury’s Store For Men” the National Guard, Erwin Cotton niture company, is currently Phone 228 We Deliver mills, and Heritage Furniture. serving as organizer for the soft' Salisbury, N.C. Plans call for the teams to play ball league. FRIDAY, MAY 19,1950 THE MOCKiSVlLLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE Asbury visited it and preached The world has done more min in its building. ing in the last 40 years than in Personals-Clubs IT SEEMS TO ME: Use An Enterprise Want Ad all previous history. By C. G. TOMLINSON Mrs. Louise Thomas Miller of High Point. Rock Hill, S. C., was a visitor in Rev. Norman Hepler Joyner EDU CATION AL ItllSTORV free tuition, deducting the amount ceptlon of Peter S. Ney and Rev. town Tuesday. Mrs. Miller is con and family of Louisville, Ky., are As the end of another school if required by trustees out of Baxter Clegg, their patronage was nected with the Thomas Tours. visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. year approaches, it seems to me his salary. local. Dewey Hepler Joyner. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. that it is a very appropriate time Other Teachers Chief Justice Pearson Claude Thompson were Mr. and Miss Mary Ginn, faculty mem to give a brief summary ot the Other teachers in Davie at Chief Justice R. M. Pearson Mrs. J. W. Thompson and daugh ber of Greensboro college, at educational history of Davie Mocksville or very near the town opened his celebrated law school ter of Greensboro and Mr. and Greensboro, was week end guest county. were 1830-36: William Buford, fa in Mocksville in 1842. The school Mrs. S. R. Gobble and daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hartman. The late J. Hampton Rich of ther of Col. A. S. Buford, once afterwards moved to Surry, now Betsy Ross, of Salisbury. Davie, in addition to being a keen president of the Richmond and Yadkin, and conducted his famous Mrs. W.- E. Kenncn was called student of Daniel Boone, also Danville Railroad company, of school at Richmond Hill. This Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson to Corpus Christi, Texas, last seemed to have interest in the high reputation. After him was was started in 1847 and he col and sons of Cincinnati, Ohio, vis week because of the'sudden ill other phases ot history in this j A. G. Miller and then Armfield, lected students from this and ited the .Thompsons Monday. ness of Mrs. A. C. Skinner, for county. In my research into the followed by Rev. John Tillett, many other states. His students merly Miss Dorothy Norrington. J. M. Robinson of Richmond, historical background of Davie Robert E. Troy, Rev. Baxter Clegg became some of the leading lights GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE Mrs. Kennen became ill after she Va,, returned home Monday after county I have come across some! 1840-55. Then there were Rev. of the South in law. arrived I Texas and was taken to! Van Heusen Shirts...... $2.95-$3.95 a week's viist with his brother, . . of Mr. Rich’s articles on educa- Campbell, Samuel Davis, Jacob Cokesbury school, though of W, F. Robinson, and Mrs. Robin tional'history. The following is a Eaton 1862-74; Miss Mattie Eaton, Botany Ties ...... $1.50 and expects to leave the hospital short duration, is of much inter son. summary of some of the facts 1875-83, and afterwards succes- this week. est because it was the first edu Pioneer Belts...... $1.50 gleaned from articles written by sively Rev. E. M. Downum-Ban- The Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Cox cational institution established by L. S. Bowden returned Sunday Mr. Rich many years ago. der, Maxcey L. John and George Esquire Sox ...... 55c to $1.00 attended the North Carolina Sym the Methodists in North Carolina from Rowan Memorial hospital at Peter S. Ney E. Barnett, 1893-97. The attend- phony Orchestra last Thursday and in the South, and was one of Jarman Shoes...... $7.95 to $14.95 Salisbury, where he underwent The first classical school in this ance on these schools averaged evening in Salisbury. the first denominational schools surgery last Thursday. county (before 1836 a. part of! about 50. Cull Links...... $1.50 to $6.50 in the entire nation. The Rev. A. J. Cox delivered Rowan county) was taught by Pe-1 Of the above, RevT Baxter Clegg Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Vernon left Billfolds...... $3.50 the baccalaureate sermon at Cool ter Stewart Ney, the subject .of had the largest reputation, hav- It was a classical school situ Springs school last Sunday eve Wednesday for Asheville to at an interesting volume by the Rev. ing pupils from Mecklenburg, C» ated in what ia now Davie, then Mallory Panama Hats...... $5.00 ning. Mrs. Cox and Prentice tend the state convention of the James W. Weston. barrus, Rowan, Iredell and other Rowan, county near the Yadkin Campbell attended the service. P.O.S. of A. They will return Its patronage extended over counties. He had great influence river in the Advance community, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Waters several counties. It was situated upon the young in stimulating de and was begun in 1793. Rev. Jas. of Seattle, Wash., arrived Sunday about one mile from Mocksville, sire for education and upon the Parks was the first and only Leslie's AAen*s Shop Friendly Book near a church named Joppa. people at large, morally and so teacher. Its name was a combi to visit Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wa Phone 241 Mocksville, N . C. ters and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. New Club Meets Three years afterwards he taught cially. nation of Coke ¿nd Asbury, the man of Atlanta, Ga., arrived Tues at what was known as Dan Fos first great pioneers of Methodism. The Friendly Book club met at In 1856 there were male and WMflWWMMAAMWVVVVWWWAMVWWWVUVWWWWWWWVWMWtf day to spend the remainder ot ter’s schoolhouse. He had about the home of Mrs. Fred Athan on female academies in Mocksville, the week. Week end guests of Mr. 30 pupils at each, many of whom Thursday afternoon for its regu> a mixed school at Smith Grove and Mrs. Waters were: Mrs. W. were of full age, some being girls lar monthly meeting. The meet and another at Clemmonsville. IS years old and older. P. Amos and son of Asheboro, ing was called to order and a Yadkin college was going strong Mrs. Paul Hockett and two sons program of songs, readings and This remarkable man, who in the 1850’s. It was located acrou of Greensboro and Mrs. J. D. contests were enjoyed with Mrs. made a profound impression on the river in Davidson county. Potts and Miss Anne Kurfees of Odell James winning contest all with whom he came in con From 1834 to 1860 J. H. Foote prize. tact as a man of learning and and Samuel O. Tatum, and from high charactcr, arrived in the 1878 to 1881 J. F. Brower taught The next meeting will be at United States in 1819. His bear about 60 pupils at Union academy Princess Theatre the home of Mrs. Roy Dixon. ing, conversation, skill in horse near Farmington. During the social hour refresh ’THUKSDAY * nilDAT~.Vaa manship, fencing and military tac Acadcaiy At Fanaiaftoa ments were served to several JohMM * Ocorie Marvhr ia tics and numerous wounds, to In the academy at Farmington, »BATTLEGROVNO». A «M members and two visitors. One Newt.' gether with his evidently being a S. W. Finch, O. B. Eaton and Leon new member was added. SATURDAY — Ttai IMt ia Frenchman, showed that he had Cash were successively principals “THE M YSTERIOUS DESPER probably been a cavalry officer from 1884 to the incumbency of ADO” Added Serial * CartM* The U. S. pig crop is slightly in Napoleon’s army. He showed Miss Jessie Chaffin, who was in M O N D A Y * T U E SD A Y —Oeac larger this year tiecause more an acquaintance which his friends charge in 1898. Kelly * V m Elea ia “ON pigs per litter were saved. The THE T O W N ” la Tcehaieator. thought to be familiar, with Latin, Cana Academy flourished under Added News. number of sows that farrowed was Greek and Hebrew, spoke good the principalship of E. E. Milsaps five per cent smaller than last W E D N E E SD A Y — Rod Ccm- English and wrote indifferent po and others during the years 1884- eron ia “PANHANDLE” Add spring. ed Serial aad Short. etry. He was a faithful and suc 98. It was in this community that cessful teacher, kind in temper at a large farmers' gathering and MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN For quick relief from a light and terrible only to the idle and picnic during the summer of 1885 EVER. CALL 182 FOR kitchen burn, rub the spot with wayward. he received much sympathetic co S H O W 'H M E moist soap. Peter Stewart Ney taught in operation in the launching of the «■vwwwwwwwwwswwwwwwwvwwwwvwwwww Brownsville, S. C.; in Davie coun Progressive Farmer, which was ty; then Rowan between 1820 and begun to be published in Win 1830, then in Mecklenburg coun ston-Salem. A Wide Selection of ty, Va. Returning to North Car C. F. Rominger, Ed Galderman, olina about 1930 he had schools J. T. Alderman, 1870-84; Rev. J. in Lincoln, Iredell, Davie and Ca N. Stallings, Jerusalem, 1886; barrus and Rowan counties, in Rev. A. K. Murchison, Advance Ut€ Q^adutUe North Carolina until his death in academy, 1888; B. K. Mason and 1846. His salary was $200 per ten C. M. Sheets, Advance academy, month term and his t>oard. The 1892-94. number of his pupils was about All of the foregoing teachers At 30. He was very liljeral in giving were qualified, but with the'ex- OUR DiMOCRACY- - b k r U matjcANSM.- SUofu m o M тик CARUEST 0АУ9 OFOtM. 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Brass Crumbs easily removed by coapHngs included. you need — precision cut I’ermanont magnet speaker. priced models. Waters 40 it. lowering conccaled door on ting, heavy duty construc Built-in antenna. Automatic diameter circle with 40 Ibi. SV Untili . . 7.fS bottom of base. tion for long life. volume control. pressure. 6H" * 5%* base. MOCKSVILLE HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY 135 SALISBURY STREET MOCKSVILLE, N. C. G © B.F.Goodrich FIRST IN RUBBER /■ FRIDAY, MAY 19,1950 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) Recital Given At W.S.C.S. Holds ville Methodist church, with the Johnson. president, Mrs. Anne Domm, pre A letter from a missionary in William R. Davie Meeting Monday siding. Japan was read by Miss Cornelia ' The piano pupils of Mrs. D. The Woman’s Society of Chris Circle 3 gave the program, Hendricks, thanking them for a R. Stroud were presented in re tian Service met Monday evening “Christian Homes Around the box of supplies. A large group cital last Thursday evening in in the ladies’ parlor of the Mocks- World.” Misses Cornelia Hen attended the meeting. . the Wm. R. Davie school audito dricks, Jane McGuire and Mrs. rium. They were as follows: Ja ell and Bobby Brown. Gerald Blackwelder taking part. The proportion of U. S. children nie Kimmer, Carol Miller, Lena Awards for the most progress Mrs. A. J. Cox gave an inter attending high school almost Gray Cornatzer, Pauline Jordan, during the year were presented esting report of the district meet doubled between 1920 and 1936. Dorothy Cheelt, Donna Lee An by the Rev. A. J. Cox to Misses ing held in Randleman last week. The yellow rail bird, a good derson, Nancy Rcavis, Mary Sue June Lashmit, Mary Sue Rankin, Reports for the year were given swimmer, generally swims only at Rankin, Christine Bcauchamp, Danna Anderson, Christine Beau by the treasufcr, Mrs. J. H. night. Dresia Barnette, Josephine Mil champ, Dorothy Cheek, Sammy Thompson and the secretary of ler, June Lashmit, Sammy Pow- Powell and Bobby Brown. missionary education, Mrs. Phil tJse An Enterprise Want Ad This Week s TMt HIMtOm UMUOrcUM имкпсийм AWNAlEOFALimTER FMtu М» n m m tt •mimmswmmt. те Ш- AU« «ИППвМ!.« МММ «N1М «MMIW М1Г SPECIAL TMCm riNMM Л1М1ВК0ММ»«Т«М«ИМЯМ» ‘■ммий; м м 1М яотоиим тп омгм» imnt м «mm « м и NUI п м п «коим TM сммм. TMOMNOWRMTM МММПСМММПТПМиМ! Rose Dale Whole тмя мгамя» «W ти поммпт симмии Амтмкпе SIM. м т ома м тм йотой т ь т в Kernel Yellow от ТОМУ. UM T,МТИО«М tMMNUN» miNMMT TftTS MTNV л * «»вя«т WIMTM*. CORN 2 No. 303 cans А 23c , ^ С М Я . THE BEST WAY TO G H BACK ON YOUR FEET IS TO MISS A CAR PAY “ то пснт ” I» IKMiTMSMSBr MENT. THE BEST WAY TO STAY ON YOUR FEET IS TO SHOP HEFFNER t f ì h P t m & BOLICK'S STORE WIDE FOOD VALUES. 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White on R A D IS H E S — Perk up the meal, 2 large The Day, 46 oz. can...... 37c Tuesday, May 23, at 2:30 p.m. * bunches...... 13c KARO GRADUATION Committees for district meet, BLUE LABEL SYRUP— America’s favorite ing are; CORN— Selected Bantam Ears, Syrup, 5 pound can ...... 51c Nominating: Mrs. W. T. Tatum, 6 for...... 47c OLD VIRGINIA ' Gins chairman, Iredell county; Mrs. I. B. Shives, Cabarrus; Mrs. W. W. PEACH PRESERVES— Summer time O R A N G E S — ^Wholesome Juice from The graduate de Lyerly, Rowan; Mrs. Ernest La flavor, 2 lb. jar...... 47c gle, Davie. fresh Oranges, dozen ...... 35c VAN CAMP’S serves a very special Resolutions; Mrs. A. D. Davis, P O R K ’N B E A N S — A meal in a jiffy, chairman. Rowan; Mrs. Rea Lita- G R A P E F R U IT — Delicrous fruit, size 64, 2 No. 2 cans...... 31c ker, Cabarrus; Mrs. Willard Fos 3 for...... 27c STOKELY’S gift from our very ter, Davie; Mrs. W. P. Frazier, Ire dell. SHELLIE BEANS—Tender thru and special selection. thru, No. 2 can ...... '...... 22c Courtesies; Mrs. William Sims, chairman, Cabarrus; Mrs. R. M. DELTA PEARLS Wolfe, Rowan; Mrs. M. A. Sharpe, Singles, $3.75 Iredell; Mrs. E. F. Etchison, Davie. Double Strand, $7.00 Registration; Mrs. Homer La tham, chairman, Davie; Mrs. Hal Deal, Rowan; Mrs. C. E. Loving, C U B E D S T E A K — Choice Cuts made more Cabarrus; Mrs. Moven L. Warren, tender!...... 69c lb. Iredell. Other Davie county committees CHUCK ROAST— It’s Rich, Juicy and have not been completed. tender!...... 49c lb. Silverware Tuesday Evening P O R K B R A I N ^ E z t m Good scrambled $28.95 Up Club Convenes with eggs!...... 38c lb. DAIRY PRODUCTS Bangle Brace Brooches The Tuesday Evening Bridge COBLE’S WHIPPING CREAM, % pint club met at the home of Mrs. D. P O R K RIBS— Real Meaty Ribs!...... 39c lb. carton ...... 31c lets, $5.00 U p J. Mando last Tuesday. $ 6 .0 0 Amid a setting of early summer B A C O N — Rath’s RA-Cora Brand...... 39c lb. KRAFT’S OVEN READY BISCUITS flowers, the guests were served 10 to a can...... 14c each strawberry shortcake and coffee B E E F L IV E R — A Source of Good Birthstone at small tables in the living room. KRAFT’S CREAM CHEESE, 8 oz. Health!...... 59c lb. package...... 37c Rings Ronson Holders After the progressions, Mrs. Bob Hall was awarded high score PICKLE & PIMENTO LOAF—The MEADOW GOLD CREAMERY BUTTER $5.00 Up prize. JiSJTp »*“ <•»• The party personnel included: answer to a tasty meal!...... 49c lb. % lb. pattie...... 37c Ladies and Men’s Mesdames Bob Hall, E. L. Short, Clarence Hartman, J. A. Craven, Wrist Watches George Mason and Misses Anne Clement and Sue Brown. IVORY ШМ $27.50 Up A watch band will be WCUNC Alumni FUKES Holds Meeting given FREE with each Large...... 25c G iant...... 71c watch sold for gradua* The Davie county chapter of the WCUNC alumni held a din tion. ner meeting at the Eastern Star hall last week. Mrs. Christine W. Daniel, pres ident, presided over the meeting, I in which 28 members were pres ent. The program was presented by Miss Agries Cox, Miss Elvira C. J. Aiftirs Jewelry Prondecki and Miss Dorothy Clement. *‘Davie County’s Oldest Jewelry Store” A gift for the Lucille Horn Me morial fund was presented to the 138 North Main Street , MocksviUe, N . C. chapter by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Horn. 94th Anniversary N .F .A . Activities FOR RENT—Three room apart MAD OF NAVY NURSiS SWORN IN ment. 427 Salisbury Street. Tel Observance O f Of Local Chapter PeopI?, Spots In Thè News ephone 104-J. Mrs. Margarette Macedonia Moravian A new activity in the circle of Sanford. 3-19-ltp the N.F.A. over the state ot North Macedonia Moravian congrega Carolina got underway this sea tion will observe the 94th anni son. The project is sponsored by versary, Sunday, May 21, with the Allison and Ervin company DAVIE DRIVE-IN B is h o p Howard E. Rondthalcr of of Charlotte, and has to do with THEATER Salem as guest speaker at the 11 abilities of N.F.A. boys to identify o’clock servicG. tools. FRIDAY & SATURDAY The congregational love-feast MAY 19 & 20 will be hold at 7:30 o’clock, at The tool identification contest “ Pride of the Turf” which time Bishop J. Kenneth was held May 4, at tiie Alison All Star Cast Pfohl ot Salem will brirg the and Ervin company. There wore ALSO anniversary message. 14 teams from chapters over the “The Far Frontier” In Color with Boy Rogers The pastor, Rev. George Bru- state participating. First place ONE CARTOON ЛОГ, announced that the public is winners were students from the cordially invited to attend the Lincoln Academy High school of SUNDAY, MAY 21 iiervices. Kings Mountain, namely, Willie “ Ali Babba and Forty L. Jackson, Rufus Powell and Theives” Miss Louise Stroud Thaddeus Moore. Happy Plains with Maria Moalei and Jon High school, of Taylorsville, were Hall. In Technicolor. 1 Cartoon Presents Piano Recital awarded second place. Third place MONDAY gr TUESDAY Miss Louise Stroud presented went to Catawba Rosenwald MAY 22 & 23 ner piano pupils in a recital in school, of Catawba. “FORT APACHE” the Mocksville elementary school The individual winner, Charles with John Wayne, Henry Fon auditorium, Friday evening at 8 Foster, hailed from the Davie AT A SNCIAt CIMMONV In the Pentagon Building, Waihington, CspUin da ft Shirley Temple. I Cartooa Winnie Gibson (left) U sworn in as Director of the U. S. Navy Nuna o’clock. County Training school of Mocks Corps by Rear Adm. George L. Rusiell, Navy Judge Advocate General. WEDNESDAY * THUBSDAT MAY M * IS Pupils taking part on the pro ville. Charles scored 90 points for Looking on are Navy Secretary FraneU P. Matthawa and Adm. rorrest P. Sherman (right). Chief ot Naval OperaUons. (fntefwuionat) gram were; Anne Hendricks, the lead. “HILLS OF HOME” 3ene Madison, Gail Poplin, Mona with Toai Drake * laaet Lelgk la Color. One CattMm Ruth Fleming, Jean Powell, Peg MACEDONIA KEVIVAL May 28. iThe Winston-Salem quar- [ gelist J. Harold Loman will begin gy Wall, Ann Sain, Ann Owings, The Madecodnia Moravian re tet will render a musical program | preaching on Monday night and • Show gtarts at Duak Alice Anderson, Martha Rose Wa vival is announced for Sunday, at the 7:30 o’clock service. Evan- on through June 10. ters, Mary Alice Boger, Juno Greene, Janice Smoot, Sylvia Stroud, Patsy Lacedonia, Billie Jean Harmon, Judith Ward, Могу am. «1ИТМ It aomro то w u m u u m u i Jane Joyner, Yvonne Atwood, Betty Angell, Helen Poston, Max ine Griffith, Shirley Jones, Reba Ann Furchea, Carolyn Smith, Ш Ш и . Tommy Joyner, Robert Kigcr, 'л. Record Edwin Waters, end Jimmy An derson. ______all winter w u Bernard McAuUtfe ol Mrs. J. P. Davis presented in theJ>EMOCRATIC Poxtr- Mttquttt«, Midi., m u lt of a bat laat lummer not to ahava until awards to the following pupils: Detroit T ifan got la llrat place. Bengala* iaat start laved hia face. Anne Hendricks and Gene Madi- oon for outstanding achievement More Than in the beginners’ group; Janice IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Smoot, Robert Kiger and Jim my Anderson for outstanding- achievement in the second year group; Sylvia Stroud and June 30 Years of Greene for progress in the third year group; Helen Poston for I wish to Announce most firogress in the fourth year That I Am A group: Reba Ann Furches, Shir SERVICE ley Jones, Mary Jane Joyner and Yvonne Atwood for progress in the advanced group. NIS REeOM AS I LE8ISUT0II CANDIDATE Miss Stroud was presented a Willli Smith was elected to the North Carolina House of luncheon fork in her silver pat Reprcientatlves by the cititcns of Wake County in 1927. 1929 and 1931. At tlie 1931 term, he wai electcd Speaker tern by the class. of tho House. FOR SHERIFF Ushers for the evening were Nancy Claire Stroud and Ever HIS VOTING RECORD SHOWS HIM A CONSISTENT ADVOCATE OF BETTER SCHOOL LEUISLATION. IM ette McClamrock. PROVED CO U Nty ROADS, SOUND GOVERN.MENT FI- Of Davie County NANCINO. AND LIBERAL LABOR LEOISLATION. in the Aa a legislator and as Speaker, he supported and help PERSONALS ed enact; Miss Phyllis Johnson and Dol The tVorhmea’» CompeasalloB Act, still regardpd as I 0S9 ot tbe Haest laws ever paeeed lor Ihe worklas maa ly Davis of Charlotte were week hi North Carolina. end guests ot Mr. and Msr P. J. The MrLcan School Act. which marked a mlleetone ol REPUBLICAN PRIMARY proares* la pahllo irhool edacatloa la North Carolina. Johnson. The State-sanpnrted school system, whtrk heaaa with Mrs. E. H. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. the State tahlaa over a als-moatha school term. The Stata Malateaaace Program tor coaaty roads. ON MAY 27TH Cecil Morris and daughters. Miss The t'oaaty Board Art. es Jane Hayden and Dorothy Gai The Coaaty flaaaca Aet. ther Norris, spent Sunday in High CoasoUdatloa ol the Greater Calrerslty ot North C ar» 1 Stand For Honest Progressive Government llaa. Point, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tha Corrapi Practices Act. Horace Haworth. Adopttoa ol the Aastrallaa Ballot System, which pro —YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED— vides secrecy hi votlag. Dr. W. R. Wilkins and F. B. NONMED lY NU MITY Re defended and help preserve tbe Executive Budget Trivette ot Winston-Salem, vis System. ited B. C. Clement Tuesday at KIsctad to Route of Raprcaentatlvei in 1 9 2 7 . Sarvtd as Black Mountain. Chairman ot Committ«* on Courts and Judicial OUtricts and Willis Smith presided over the longest legislative term on Education Commttt««. Reeltcted to Houi* In 1 9 2 9 and 19 3 1 . (liT days) in the history ot North Carolina. Miss Nancy Durham, student at Eleettd Spsakcr of Housa of Reprciintatlves la 1 9 3 1 . NOTICE OF SALE KXBCUTOR’S NOTICE ment and extension program. NOTICE OF RC-SALB OF REAL ESTATE ti*' 9ец Under and by virtue of an or Notice is hereby given that the Central .Telephone Company’s petition relative to charges for North Carolina, dinance made and entered by the undersigned, Eliza Mock, has telephone services at Mocksville, Davie County Board of Commisioners of the been this day qualified as exec North Carolina requests author In the Superior Court Town of Mocksville at a regular utor of the estate of Essie Essex, deceased, late of the County of ity to; Before the Clerk 0 « meeting duly held in its office, ¡ а я в х ш ' Davie and State of North Carolina. 1. Establish the following rates In the matter of J. D. Collette, I, the undersigned Mayor of the All persons having claims against for Business Service at Mocksville: Esther R. Collette, Bettie Harp, Town of Mocksville, will on the the estate of the said decedent Individual Line »5.00; 2 - Party Cleo C. Davis, Minnie Collette, DON’T TAKE A CHANCE ON GENERAL Electrical Contract» 20th day of May, 1950, at will present them to the under Line $4.15; Rural Multi-Party Elizabeth Patterson, Ruby C. GI Training Rules THE WEATHER—Bring us your ing and Electrical Service. N. C. 12:00 o’clock noon at the court pork, fresh and in good con Licensed Electrician and Con* signed on or before the 13th day Line $3.00; Extension Stations Leagans, Roy W. Collette, et To Be Liberalized house door in Mocksville, North of April, 1951 or this notice will $1.50; Service Line Stations $1.00 als. Ex Parte. dition and we will guarantee tractor. J. W. Rodwell, Mocki* Carolina, sell at public auction be pleaded in bar of their recov per month minimum per line per Under and by virtue of an or The veterans administration to the cure. DAVIE FREEZER ville, N. C. Phone 40. 11-10-tt. to the highest bidder for cash, ery. All persons indebted to said month $6.00. der of the Superior Court of Da day moved lo simplify procedures LOCKER, Phone 240. 2-10-tfn subject to the confirmation of estate please make prompt settle 2. Establish the following rates vie County, North Carolina, in a and spued up service to veterans WE PAY.-Caih prijet tor used seeking to change courses of the Commissioners, the property ment. for Residence Service at Mocks special proceeding entitled “J. D. FOR R E N T—Two bedrooms, automobiles. McCanless Motor study or undertake additional hereinafter described, towit: This 13th day of Ajril, 1950. ville: Individual Line $3.45; 2- Callette, Esther R. CoUette, Bet kitchen and bath. Tel. 70-W. Co., Salisbury, N. C. в-lS-tl training under the GI bill. First Lot or Parcel: Bounded ELIZA MOCK Party Line $2.85; Rural Multi- tie Harp, Clco C. Davis, Minnie Mrs. J. W. Rodwell, Sr., 830 on the South by West Church Executrix of Essie Essex. Party Line $2.25; Extension Sta Collette, Elizabeth Patterson, Veterans Administrator Carl R. North Main St. 5-5-tfn PRESCRIPTIONS ~ Have yourt Street extension; on the East by 4-21-6tp tions $1.00; Service Line Stations Ruby C. Leagans, Roy W. Col Gray, Jr., today wired instruc filled by a college trained and FOR SALE—6 hp. Outboard Mo Gaither St.; on the North by Gas $1.00 per month, minimum per lette, et als. Ex Part”, the under tions to tht VA North Carolina registered druggist at HALL tor, almost new, 24 hours on ton White lots; on the West by NOTICE TO CREDITORS line per month $6.00. signed Commissioner will expose regional office liberalizing re DRUG COMPANY. The cost is motor. H. R. Davis, 743 Cherry R. M. Chaffin, being lots Nos. 3, Notice is hereby given that the 3. Amend Section 6, General at public sale to the highest bid quirements that all veterans de no more. 10-22-tfB. undersigned T. G. Cartner, has der for cash at the Court- House St., Mocksville. Phone 344-J. 4, 5, and 6, each 25 x 150 ft. in Exchange Tariff to increase rates siring to change their general this day qualified as Administra door of Davie County, in Mocks 5-12-2tn PLEASE MAKE AN APPpiNT- Block “B” of subdivision of Eid generally for Service Connection field of study or enter additional tor C. T. A. of the estate of Viola Charges. ville, N. C., on Saturday the 20th courses undergo advisement and MENT for pork to be processed son and Walker, recorded in Map FARMERS—We will buy your Cartner, late of Davie County, 4. Amend Scction 7, General day of May, 1950, at 12 o’clock guidance, and extending to reg in our plant. This is very necess Book No. 2, page 37, Office of Reg cattle and hogs at market pri North Carolina. AH persons hav Exchange Tariff to increase rates noon, the following described real istration officers authority to ary during the winter months. ister of Deeds of Davie County. ces. DAVIE PACKING CO. Tel ing claims against the said es for Private Branch Exchange estate, situate in Clarksville Town give immediate approval to ap DAVIE FREEZER LOCKER Second Lot or Parcel: Bounded ephone 11F20. 5-12-4tn tate of the deceased Viola Cart switchboards. ship, Davie County, North Caro plications where the justification 10-28-tfn on the North by West Church ner, are notified to present them 5. Amend Section 9, General lina, adjoining the lands o£ W. F. submitted by the veteran is clear FOR SALE—One four room Street extension; on the East by duly verified to the undersigned, Exchange Tariff to standardize Collette, C. S. Eaton, J. F. Eaton, ly adequate. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT for house on about two acres of Gaither St., and on the South by on or before April the 15th, 1951, rates for Class B service line D .A. Lowery, N. K Stanley and rent. First floor, with bath and This extension of authority has land, at Redland. See J. J. Du lot or parcel number three here- or this notice will be pleaded in trunks and to increase rates for others, and bounded as follows, private entrance. 410 N. Main been granted to handle applica lin, Advance, Rt. 1. 5-19-2tp inbclow described, and on the bar of their recovery. All persons to-wit: St., Mocksville. Mrs. W. H. Dodd. Service Station Leased Lines. tions for advisement which arc West by lands of T. P. Dwiggins, indebted to the said estate will FIRST TRACT: Beginning at a 4-l4-tfn 6. Amend Section 10, General being received at the rate ot 30,- comprised of lots 4, 5 and 8 and please make prompt settlement stone in Jas Eaton’s line, Jno. E. FOR SALE—New Holland Hay Exchange Tariff to bill mileage 00 a month and to eliminate back Bailer. Cheap. See P. L. Koontz, being 25 X 141 ft. ih Block "E” -with the undersigned. Collette’s corner; thence South 3 charges as an item separate from logs now building up in many of Route 2, Mocksville. 5-19-3tp in Map Book 2, page 37, Regis This April the 11th A.D. 1950. deg. East 8 chains to a stone; the guarantee on Semi-Public fices. About 1,500 applications Wheels Aligned ter of Deeds Office of Davie thence North deg. East 7.50 T. G. CARTNER, telephones. 88 are received monthly in North! By the BRMt Sntem County. chains to a stone; thence 82.50 Гог Saft OrlvlniK Administrator, C. T..A. of Viola 7. Amend Section 16, General Carolina, but officials predicted ROBIE NASH Third Lot or Parcel: Bounded Cartner, Mocksville, N. C. R.F.D. chains to a stone; thence East 4 Exchange Tariff to increase rates today that the new instructions R ( ' f ' I ( ‘ I ' I 1819 S. Main St.-Phena tW chains to a stone; thence North on the North by “second lot or Hudson & Hudson, Attys. for exchange line mileage. would enable the six counseling; SalUbnry. N ..0 . chains to a stone; thence South parcel” hereinabove described Salisbury, N. C. 4-14-6t 8. Amend Section 17, General 8 centers to attain and maintain deg. West 37.50 chains to the and more particularly described Exchange Tariff to establish 88 currency. NOTICE TO THE FVBLIC beginning, containing 31 acres, С R D c d n c as follows: Beginning at a stake charges for installation of extra The speed up procedure only more or less. Boger and Walker corner and Notice is hereby given that length cords. applies to veterans whose justifi SECOND TRACT: Adjoining DAVIE BRICK running S. 42 deg. E. 70 ft. to a Central Telephone Company has The Commission has ordered cations clearly show they are en above tract and lands of Joseph stake; thence N. 48 deg. E. 90 ft. filed a petition with the North the petition set for public hearing titled to the training for which Collette. Susan Lowery, Sallie to a stake C. B. Mooney’s line; Carolina Utilities. Commission on June 7, 1950, at 10:00 A.M. in they apply. Where the justifica Co nq re ss COMPANY Collette, James Eaton, on the wa thence N. 42 deg. W. 70 ft. to a stating that its earnings are in the Commission’s office building tion is not clear, veterans will ters of Dutchman’s Creek. BE stake, the old J. M. Nail line; adequate and insufficient to in in Raleigh, North Carolina. continue to receive advisement STONE & COAL W. S. BEDDINGFIELD GINNING at a stone. Joseph W . thence S. 48 deg. W. with Nail sure the maintenance and reason and guidance as in the past. ably adequate and efficient tele North Carolina Manager Collette’s comer; thence South S ATHLETES FOOT GERM line 90 ft. to the beginning, Boger The new instructions in no way HOW TO ULL R. Now Availabl« phone service for its subscribers; 6-12-2t deg. East 8.30 chains to a stone; т с м г ь м м т and Walker corner. For back ti affect veterans who because of IN ONE HOVR. that continued high costs of op thence West 88 deg. East »7.50 Day PlMaalN tle see deed by D. C. Kurfees to disabilities suffered in service are IF NOT PLEASED, your 40c back chains to a stone; thence North from any druggist. T-4-L is spec eration including successive gen An Omaha watchmaker has a entitled to vocational rehabilita C. B. Mooney, recorded in Book 8.30 chains to a stone; thence ially made for HIGH CONCEN eral wage increases h a s' had a huge clock that shows on its face tion under Public Law 16. They TRATION. Undiluted alcohol base 27, page 100, Office of Register South 88 deg. West 30 chains to gives great PENETRATING pow continuing downward effect on the time for all countries of the will continue to have first prior of Deeds of Davie county. a stone; thence South 2.S0 chains er. Kills IMBEDDED germs on the Company’s earnings; that the world. ity for counseling. contact. NOW. at WUkiM D n ig Co. This the 4th day of April, 1950 present rate of return is insuffi to a stone; thence West 4 chains J. E. DURHAM. to a stone; thence North 2.50 ROWAN cient to maintain its credit and Gealogists believe U. S. coal re containing 31 acres, more or less, 4-28-4t Mayor attract new capital for the con serves represent a 3,000 year sup chains to a stone; thence South 88 making 62 acres, more or less, in deg. 7 chains to the beginning, JACOB STEWART, Attorney. tinuance of its service improve ply. the two parcels or tracts. PRINTING CO. SAVING An d e x c e p t in g sämpT o n's V c r Phone 532 • Salisbury, N. C. from the above two tracts a lot I : • ; a ' ' - u ' ' ' ' ’ , 111 « or parcel ot land containing 7.6 DIRECTORY of Dependable Business O m of the laffcst priaUat acres, more or less, heretofore sold AUTOMOBILB S A F iry and oftica suwly baam ia off and conveyed to N. K. Stan Glass Installed the Caroliaas. and Professional Service ley by deed duly recorded in the Model»- office of the Register of Deeds ROBIE NASH Printinf Flour, Meal, Feed Stuff for Davie County, N. C., in Book 181» 8 . Main St.—Phone 6S0 DRUGS DRUGS DRUGS See The and Grain No. 42. page No. 437, the same Salisbury. N. G. being all of that portion of said Lithographing The Best in Drugs and Buyers and Oinuew Drug Service Mocksville Enterprise of Cotto» 62 acres of land lying on the East SALES ^ SERVICE side ot Dutchman Cteek. REAL ESTATE Typewriters Prescriptions Accurateljr For All Types of J . P . I n m Bidding at this re-sale will TRANSACTIONS Campouiidcd commence with a proposal in the . E. C. Morris to C. V. Miller, 9 Complete hssio|ÌM Job Work sum ot $4410. MM t g C i b lots, R. L. Wilson’s estate, Mocks This 2nd day ot May, 1950. Office Soppliet ■ a f l l n g C i . GhMnlit Cl. Phone tt NearOepel ville. ш т ^ « — - PLACE OF SALE: Court Phone 84 MOCBiVIM Carolina Aluminum Co. to C. Phone U l Blacksville TeL IM Mocksville House. Mocksville, N. C. R. Monsees, 22.02 acres Jerusalem. TIME o r SALE: May 20, 1950, C. R. Monsees to H. C. Wil at 12 o’clock noon. / L L . , Lumber, Ctenetal liams, 22.02 acres Jerusalem. # Pun Cryital IM TERMS OF SALE: Cash. Supplies, Èhutnék, ROBEHT S. McNEILL. # coal for Giatef,Stom In the event the request for a 5-5-2t Commissioner m m acn and SUdtm change of course or for additional ftrOiisiiirfUvtstedi education or training is received SEVERE MANGE. ITCH. rUNGl, Sm №ì n ì | | ìm from a veteran whose progress in BARE SPOTS AND MOIST ECZI. IlN k w lli M A (puffed, moiM eats aad Cm). I m N r C i. FLOWERS his present course has not been Ear s e n o M i , ear aUtas, b u m p U ir Im ì Fm ICi. satisfactory, he will be required ptasaadoihartUairHiaUoas. PM. P H O N R m - i Oomgee — Cut Flowers ■ЮИ* haaliag aad iiair growdi or to submit tacts to show that such YOUR MONEY SACK. Phone ÌM Sidiibury IDtlNnf Designs — Potted Plants failure to properly progress was not due to his own misconduct, negligence or lack of application. Ф Gbryder • Plymouth DAVIE FLORIST Also, he will have to undergo ad Hardware sales ft SERVICE WBkcsteroSt. visement and guidance to estab Benjamin Moore PainAi m>w lish his need of and aptitude for • Intcrnatioiial Tnieki Davit Unkw the, desired additional course. Davii птшцп*" *• Cmmt D R . R. L. CHILLCOTT Motor Cmpwy Phone 207 • Railioad Sk CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Phone 169 Mocbnille MoctovUle, N. C. UM Nkrtk Ша Stnct SalUmr. N. O. • It • t ta 5 DAILY ЕЖСЕРТ THVRSOAT * SVNOAT For Beit In MON., WID.. nUDAT «VEN1NGS PJ«. • CUSTOM GBDiDINO iWWWIWIWyWWWWWWWIWWWWAMMWWIWWWWWWWWWWM i WUUm Dnif C*. /! RECAPPING • CORN MEAL iM . — Send Tour TbM to • FEEDSPOBiAU Waem ЛШ ГшгшшФвш, Oil ■warn aai SMunh Гшгаам ■ацЖи» aai Claaalag T m M i M M f i , OAVlS-McNA» FURNACE CO. WALKER Im . FUNERAL HOM E ImSP MIM Mm* Ша ашм ' Mhkaif. N. С. Ambulwee вегйее N 4 Northimt BML ftaao M U Day; M|M M-W .W.CL PktMdt y-Jti THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, MAY 19,1950 M ORE A B O U T at Rockwell. TARHEEL WILDUFE SKETC Yadkin Valley Schedule Tuesday, July 25, Salisbury Mocksville. Bombers at Mocksville. - WORKING TOOLS OF THE BIRDS Saturday, July 8, Mocksville at Thursday, July 27, Mocksville Salisbury Bombers. at Cooleemee. T t f u/OOäpttlttr'.S Tuesday, July 11, Cooleemee at Saturday, July 29, Cleveland at Mocksville. Mocksville. iff till isti Tuesday, August 1, Mocksville Why some pàfie th fto n a u e m Thursday, July 13, Mocksville b a rb ea s p a a r - at Cleveland. at Spencer. m - Saturday, July 15, Spenccr at Thursday, August 3, Albemarle ______'aatM l at Mocksville. neuerwin cnttotm /nfs Mocksville. oaelt tofivelum Saturday, August 5, Mocksville two in front and Tuesday, July 18, Mocksville at two to the rear Albemarle. at Rowan Mills. Thursday, July 20, Rowan Mills Tuesday, August 8, Rockwell at a tC M M S m f branches and tne fiti/s are jiertder at Mocksville. Mocksvillc. M r catchino mstcn «r anort and. haaiy fer&tun» SaeOa and Ofrries - Saturday, July 22, Mocksville Thursday, August 10, Mocks t it a ih t ^ S andtills vary eteerdinf to tnefypa of food eafin ville at Salisbury Bombers. torian of the class; Margaret Stu- Saturday, August 12, Coolee M l* devant is salutatorian. mee at Mocksville. rua bills ea rnest dueM art eovippad Seniors receiving their diplo Tuesday, August 15, Mocksville .-f- Mfifhepmbs uihtcn strain tueir mas are as follows: Casper Bar at Cleveland. feed from— tua mud and• wattr the bills and ker, William Patterson, Robert Thursday, August 17, Spencer tongue.es of the eatinp Allen, Mary K. Smoot, Johnsie at Mocksville. kfucAs » have bachuMrd Waugh, Christine Anderson, Ha Saturday, August 19, Mocksville i z i i s i r zel Ijames, Lucy Scott, Margaret at Albemarle. them r o ^ t Studevant, Collins Peebles, Rich fis h ard Peebles, Joe West, Harold Abraham Lincoln was the first Wilson, Anna ' Dillard, Frank bearded president of the United Cain, Coleane Cain. States. NOSE ABOUT St. John’s Methodist church. Rev. Dr. Ramsay Bridges, ' pastor of Plentiful supplies to build n ew e r repair old screens Graduation Exercises C. W. Campbell, pastor, will de the First Methodist church in liver the sermon. Charlotte, will deliver the ad Annie Bell Potta, Rosa Lee Potts, SCREEN WIRE— 24 to 48 inches wide Graduation exercises will be dress. Lucy Spear, P«ggy Taylor. held Tuesday night at 8 o’clock. Christine Anderson is valedic- Screen Door Sets...... 40c set Ceoleemee INiy dto Ifcay aKiMyt I«mV Bmmiw Ihiir ham a» Cooleemee will hold their an Screen Hangers...... 15c set pIm lor wimiiiif. l W don't Uunk aliMd. 8«, «Im nual Senior class day exercises, Ihdr opponml Middmly **fOM out,” Hm/ n Ml Friday riii^ht, May 19, at 8 o’clock, PURINA m ath thm Screen Door Springs...... 8c each iagcanii that count «gaimtthMii. in the whool .-auditorium. Screen Door Comer Braces...... 25c set Sam* p«opl%'teok c m i m w m v* w o m r - f Rev. T. S . Shinn, pastor of the diougli t ^ mdra M much M tlM iMst giqr iHw kM Coolccnee Methodist church, will Door P u l b ...... plcntjr liichadi awajf* delivet- ^ annual baccalaureate Hooks and Eyes...... Tioubl« ia, they have no plan for Mvin«. Aad wh«i sermon on Sunday, May 21, at ... 2c each tha aMt gu^s m ind with childm in coUcga, thqr 3 ^ X 3 ^ Butt Hinges...... 50c pr. ■ugr 11111 batqriag to nakaaada raaat 0 The graduation exercises will 114 M #S»S ^Fortuniilaly, ii you’ia ona of thaM paopi«, thanPli be heW en Monday night at 8 «EMIEt Carpet Tacks...... •tin tima to lign up for ona of tha aasicat p Im avar o’clock, with Charles W. Phillips SCREEN DOORS inventad for saving monajr ragulariy—lha Payrol of Woman’s College, Greensboro, SavingsPlaa. as principal speaker. 11 HORE Just tall tha cashier whaia you work to put you dom Tiie valedictorian of the Coo GARDEN RAKES ...... $1.75 lor so much. Than, likamiUionB of othcis, you’ll hav* leemee class is Jean Wagoner; money automaticaily sat asidaaach payday. And it wil Wanda WHson Is salutatorian. GARDEN HOES ...... $1.35 grow fast—by Va in ten short year^ Seniors receiving diplomas at GARDEN MADDOCK ...... $2.00 So, before you know it, you’ll be talking about sendi Cooleemee are as follows; Louis ing your children to coU^a—and chonring a ganfaa Beck, Sidney Carter, Jr., Tal- PITCH FORKS ...... $2.10 spot for latar years. madge Cheek, Marshall Clawson, S P A D E S ...... $2.25 Clay Cook, Bobby Edwards, Frank Everhardt, Floyd Foster, SHOVELS...... $2.15 Howard Leonard, Alex McClam- Aifomstfc savfry ¡8 rock, Rou McClannon, Robert sufEMwing- Mundy, Edwin Nolley, David 4 Qt. ICE CREAM FREEZER $9.25 Page, David Swain, Jack Tutte 6 Qt. ICE CREAM FRiiEZER $12.50 row, Nancy Bowers, Peggy Camp U & SAVIN6S BONDS bell, Pauline Hepler, Dorothy 8 Qt. ICE CREAM FREEZER ...... $16.50 Hodgin, Maxine Link, Betsy Ik mmA SMMNN PHUEIS laid Owens, Betty Shockley, Doris M r i y l ^ Beach, JTean Wagoner. MOSf fOOS Ocean City— Pfluger — South Bend Shady Grave ...ncriTaiM ilcsyoliM in« pdlalt tight m ImcI Thé Shady Grove school will loMtootiw yiiBydaiio» This gww pul. FISHING REELS have their annual baccalaureate * • * • »1^ T O sermon on Sunday night. May 21, eaeA Fans. ■•■syMsg гг'« MV FIBST ONfiflf J ^THATIi NOTHINe...Wfi'R NliP TOUR PVIiiTt iAT a Ll doing as w ell— ■ARIT ■ ••• TNIt Т1ДЯ1 TWANKSTO PURINA Early fall eggs oie worth money to you! Thot's when egg prices are GROWKNA /// usually highest! Growena-fed pullets laid at 20 weeks . . . laid 21 extra fall eggs more than straight grain* fed pullets. Siop in today for Purina Growena. D A V IE FE E D & S E E D CO . Go GREYHOUND Depot St. Mocksville, N . C. and SAVi )[i к * > AIR ?§•■ • ilT R tIR i ЛШШШГ ABM f flilllM » IIMRII-Mli IMIS MMIf Tfdce the Key... M n n iiii M m JL, СМШЦ muH% Take a Ride . . . LETS июк AT Take the Leader! ТИЕ RECORD. C. & DEANE DENIES HE VOTED FOR THE Drive home the facts! BRANNAN PLAN Qievrolet is FIRST . . . and Finest. . . at Lowest Cost! Here are the F A C T S (See Congressional Recoid, Volume95, Number 131, Page 10161): On July 21, 1949, the House of RepreaentaUvM Come in . . . drive home the facts of Chevrolet’s g t e ^ was debating House Resolution No. 9345 which in all-round performance with economy. . . and you’ll decide cluded a provision for a ‘^trial run” of the Bnuuuui \o drive home in a neW Chevrolet! Plan on a selected list of three commodities, while You’ll know it’s the best buy the minute you talce the continuing price supports for others Representative key and start the smooth-running VaKe-in-Head Engine; Gore sent up an amendment to continue the then and, incidentally, one key fks everything, from the ignition current farm program from January 1 , 1&50, for one kwk to the big, capacious luggage compartment, just as year, the sole purpose of the ^ e n d m e n t beng to stop one word explains why more people buy Chevrolets than the Brannan Plan. This amendment gave each Con any other make—eAtra-volue/ tmms AND COMiOn AT lOWtn con gressman an (opportunity to choose between the Bri*« htm t tkh ImtH. .. Style-Star Bodies by Fisher, with tasteful NUT...and RiMtl... You’ll experience extra-value in every phase ot Chev* BRANNAN PLAN and the PRESENT PRICE-8UP- lwo>tone interior*, bring you extra room Hi THWUS and TMSIFT rolet road^action . . . in its fleet and frugal Valve-in-Head everywbere-extra value in tvery detail of P O R T and P A R IT Y P LA N . Deahe voted A O A IN B T Chevrolet bring! you a choice of a great new Engine performance. . . in iU finer driving and riding ease ttylii^ and comfort in this longest and heaviest of all low-priced can' the Gore amendment, thus in effect FOR the “trial lOS-h.p. Valve-in-Hcad Engine-moit power . . . in the enviable view afforded by iu curved windshield ful in iu fieId*-or a highly improved, more run” of the Brannan Plan on the selected list ot three with Panoramic ^ i b i l i ^ . . . and in ite greater all-round commodities. powerful standard Vahre-in-Hcad Engine . . . both thrilling pcrfonncn. safety-protection. The newspapers were full of this at the time, and liti ComQ ia-today! Drive home these facU to yoor owa most people will remember that Deane voted ag^Unat the Gore amendment. complete satisfaction! And jfeu’ll be quick lo agree tliat Chevrolet is first and finest at lowest cost! DEANE DOUBLE-TALK W e ask Deane this question; W h y did you vote against the Qore amendment, the purpose of which w m to stop the Brannan Plan, Mire hmm IMt ImII ... NIST... ami NmsI... hr OWVINO ANO MOINO IASI AT lOWUT COST unless you were in favor of the Brannan plan? O r is Only Chevrolet offers finesl no-shlfl driving this another of your tactics of political expediency with Powerglide Automatic Transmission of voting for whatever looks to be the most popular Oiiv* kwM Mil feOl... NUT... «14 nnml... teamed with lOS-h.p. Valve-in-Head Engine* at M r ! ___ ЯНЯИ!____ bodyDOOj ICMmlnCWIT raMotcrt------hr а!!«!»-”!- “ae«id«(idf «вмГ tai «ria l ФМ1ЙУ aad k a k a «^ амма! яаа (My liv -ргкИ (ir wMl Kiiif-Sin M m I Tripa art trata «Ml Mam Hka Ford'a bi| майг-аеМп! 0|йу bv-ргкй ctf It brahaa tolika IM aark out ol r«(tiv«''FMliiOR Award"! drlvlni-and yew nen-aai loam V n , Fold*« tha only u r on tka rubbar driwM’a aaal tobanitk road to racalva tha Naw York latlfua. Tripa art Iraata, too, Fashion Acadimy'i coveted when you 1И how lar уам к 0« Fathlon Car Madil two years In a aolWlaiaaatdell. row. . . the only low-priced car to I H , avari AT YOUR PORO 'TIST DRIVI’* ТИ1 DIALIR'S Sanford Motor Co. Phone 77 Mocksville, N. C. VOTE FOR W. L “BILL” HORNER NEW UGltT for ONUGHT CONGRESS I New woys to emphasize color . . . new woys to achieve color harmony in DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY walls, drapes, and upholstering. . . a way to reveal all the beauty of fabrics-^ SATURDAY, MAY 27 these are the magic of scientific lighting. Here one of our Home Service Specialists is demonstrating the different color IF NOMINATED, BILL HORNER WO.L work for icaeral lana proqwritjr aad W ILL NOT complain aboat tlie office for effects that con be secured with the same fabric, through indirect lightirig. high farai Incoine. Favor* tke parity prie* niture aad fixtnree aad agitato for finer aad •ystem! is agalast thè Braaaaa plaa. , more Inxurioiu fumlture. By means of similar demonstrations before women’s groups in many Piedmont WILL sur in Waahingtoa and (Iw Mh dia- W ILL NOT voto for the РЕГС. trict and attend to tbe baaincaa al kia eoa* ■Utiicnta. W ILL NOT put hia wife or employeea of hia communities, our Specialists are revealing to housewives, and professional privato buaincai on the federal pay roll for WILL be attentive to tbe nccd* ol all o ir vet the taxpayers to pay. erana who are diaakled ia body or mind, decorators how to get morvelous new beriefits from Light— for keNOniy, for glvtaii adeiiiiato boapitaUaaUoa aad nMdIcal W ILL NOT take expensive Junkets over the ■enrice. world at your expense. Pleasure, and for GrMler leauty in the Heme. WILL be fair tp thè workiar maa at all W ILL NOT be a “Me Too” and “Yea” maa timca and wiil not switch poaitloBe froai jrear for Northerners who introduce legislation to jrear for politicai expedleacy. that is not for our best intereata. WILL vote to preservo thè Ааийеаа way W ILL NOT send out political mail under the of Ufe with ita guannteea ol fiw oaterpiii«, Congressional franking privilege. individuai opportnnity aad iaitlativa. W ILL NOT voto for further sociallstie meas WILL иек to end deficit >p«iilat.. aet by ures ia this country. ,DUK POWER COMPANY iacresaed taxea bat by deetMaed IMatal еж- pwdUatoa. < П «м И . Caagw— la veteé W ILL NOT embamus the роцЦе « I oar dia* /2tjc¿mjonJÍ СалоАпаЛ^ agatart tax redacttoa wklek paiaie thè Mth trlct by getting mixed ap la auttm Hk« tke Cooitìm: waa aaly См цпиш ш Ama Naeth B-M aeandal described la tke ApiU ItM lana \ СагЫкм t* уЫ» bMt WMk agata« «kt 1kwa< •I Textila M lelia. tnaiat CoagiwaÉaa aa MMiBMat ta eat IN M IM M «If ika lé«. llgared widely la advene paklWtjr аки ! •fai iH H i rtatiiM ЬШ.) thii Uet year. PAGE 4 THE MOCKSVOiLE (N. C.) EBfTERPlISE FRIDAY, JIAY 26,195№ these a deep tense of the real member of thic Etece Panel. He THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE wocth. of sucli a man. At a crit Bas impressedi all the members of ical moment, the people ot the ilie Senate, with his extensive Published Every Friday at Mocksville, North Carolina IT SEEMS TO ME: By C. Q. TOMLINSON commonwealUi indicated they ap knowledge his soundness of judg preciated character above every- ment and his masterly diplomacy AUCTION SALE DR. FRANK P. GRAHAM •ihina else.. in presenting bases of settlement. Mrs. O. C. McQuage...... Publisher It seems to me that Or. H. C. UNG Preaideht Sprinkle uttered words with deep For 19 years he was the presi • Greatest Statesnuui SATURDAY. MAY 27, 2 O'CLOCK implications the other night when All that need; be said ot Willis (¡O- C. McQuage 1938-1949] dent of tl.KC. During that time he stntGd; “It would be a shame the institution became vastly e.\:- Smith, the contender, is that he to give up the services of such an ptmded and achieved a worldi- Is just another corporation law WEWILLSELLATAUCTIONAPPROX- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: able statesman as Or. Frank Gra wide-reputation. His relations with yer. There are enough of them ham In times like these.” already in Congress. Frank Gra $2.00 Per \ear Inside of Davie County— $2.50 Per Year the students were unique. Tliey IMATELY2,000 LOCUST FENCEPOSTS Agreeing wholeheartedly with were at liberty to go to his home, ham will liave a great service thrust upon him in the years to Outside of Davie County. ' Dr. Sprinkle, and since the cur- iquai in groups upon the ttoor 7FS T10N 6. I'cnt campaign has been conduct- md have “bull sessions” ubout come. It. is for the people of :;d with the sole effort to discred anything under the sun. North Carolina to determine SALE WILL BE HELD AT THE whether this native son shall have Entered at the Post Offlce at Mocksville, Ijl. C., as Second it, I am taking personal liberty As the world knows. President the opportunity of enhancing his :n this column to present an arti Hoosevelt asked him to serve upon Class. Matter Under Act of Congress of March 8, 1879 beloved commonwealth or wheth OLD MOCKSVILLE SUB-STATION cle that reviews some of the serv Ihe war board. He rendered a ices rendered by Dr. Graham. •iistinct service to the world in er wo repudiate one ot our great LOCATED ON HIGHWAY No. The author of this article is '.iis medittion of tiie Indonesian est statesmen and cause him to Francis C. Anscombe, prominent Hepublic dispute; he was commis find his life's opportunity else inember of the faculty of Salem sioned to serve the U.N. as a where. college in Winston-Salem, and who also serves as an editorial DAVIE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP What Is Your Vote Worth? writer for the Twin City Sentinel New at in which' this article appeared last CORPORATION SATURDAY IS AN IMPORTANT DAY week. Mr. Anscombe states; This Saturday, M ay 27, is one of the most important “North Carolina has a great WV>r •RAND PR IZI T* k« «w m M «1 «M ACT NOW AND SAVE AT LEAST •f CMrtMl Mri«» $35.00 Hera's newt! . . 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ENTER TIE TWIN BROOK FARM PLtJMBING — HEATING — ELECTRICAL CQNTRACTING AC C U U M M NatloBAl Q u m b of tha S A L E S and SERVIC E let, JuM Broadhurst, 18, of Botton, «lYBNNtlFiCATMN” CONTEST cuts quit)i • Bcura Id eoronaUoB. P H O N E 175 MOCKSVILLE, N. C. robM and erowa attw winning ■ Hollywood akatiac eoataat Twelve oth«ni.osnp«Mi COMPLETE LINE MEN’S STRAW HATS G R A H A M Has actively supported all move- S M IT H : Did not interest himself actively in ments for better schools for the Better Schools campaign of 1949. Work Hats ...... 69c and 98c North Carolina’s children. Helmets...... :...... $1.00 G R A H A M : Spoke and campaigned for better S M IT H : Did not identify himself with the Straw— light weight...... $1.69 to $2.95 rural roads in the Better Roads Better Roads Program last year, campaign of 1949. Panama...... $4.50 up G R A H A M :.. Has always advocated better S M IT H : Said the 40-cents-an-hour minimum wages and working conditions for wages law w ould‘‘wreck the econ* SUMMER C. E. Vernon of Mocksville was SPORT installed as presdient ot the North the rank and file citizen of North omy of North Carolina” in 1938. SLACKS COATS Carolina Camp ot the Patriotis Carolina. Order, Sons of America, at a $5.00 up $18.00 meeting held in Asheville last G R A H A M :.. Has supported and fought for S M IT H : As a lawyer has represented big cor- week. legislation to improve rural tel- porations in many fights against ex- Griffon light weight S U M M E R SU ITS, Mr. Vernon was installed as ephone and electrical services. tending better services to undevel the state president at the con oped areas North Carolina. Rayons and tropicals...... $29.50 to $39.50 vention that was attended by the Complete line of A R R O W SH IR T S, white National-President Hugh G. Mit G R A H A M : Has championed the farm sup- S M IT H : Has not publicly interested himself chell and several hundred dele port program and other legisla- in farm problems before he became a and colors...... :..$3.65 gates from throughout the state. tion designed to help agriculture. . candidate for the U . S. Senate. ARROW SPORT SHIRTS ...... $3.95 Genef^l Robert L. Eichelberger, commander ot the Phillipines Complete line of W IN G SH U IT S, white G R A H A M : Has refused to attempt to smear S M IT H : Has tried to condemn and smear his and consultant to the secretary «opponent and waged a negative and colors...... $2.50 and $2.90 of the army on Far Eastern Af his opposition and has cam fairs, delivered the convention paign^ for a positive construct “ I’m-against-everything” campaign. address. ive program. Mocksville Made Gabardine and Rayon The Prince of Thailand (Siam) discussed the customs, character G R A H A M : Wants to continue broadening the S M IT H : Constantly campaigns for measures SPORT SHIRTS, long and short istics, and religions of his coun basis of the Democratic Party by advocated by the Republican Party sleeves— ^All colors...... $2.95 try at a dinner meeting. Charles bringing the government closer designed to expand the the privileges Brown, ot the FBI, and Russell' to the people. of the few. Sandt also made brief talks. Complete Ime of S T A R B R A N D SH O E S Other officers installed during Sandals, white and two>tone, For Men, a banquet which closed the 39th On the Basis of This Comparison Women and Children. annual convention at Asheville included: WHICH CANDIDATE WILL BEST REPRESENT THE PEOPLE OF NORTH W. H. Ferguson ot Statesville, vice president; C. H. Forcum of L i m m SDNS[OMPANY Albemarle, treasurer; D. W. Me- CAROLINA IN THE U. S. SENATE? Culloch, Lexington, secretary; H. I ««r ■* r* Tí I VV a . Ua I 1 I . F. Weddington of Salisbury, con ' FHllNt 7 • H I ductor; T ied Stamey of BeUnont, Davie County Conunitt«e for Graham inspector, and Owen Gupton ot Hendenon, tnutee. I PAGE в THE MOCKSVILLE (N. С.) EWTEKT H SB FRIDAY, MAY 26, Ш 0 OUR COUNTY AND Miss Bowden Bride HE MONKEYED AROUND TOO MUCH SOCIAL SECURITY Of Floyd B. Naylor Parent’s benefits are payable Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Bowden ot Why Doesn’t only where the worker, on whose Mocksville announce the mar wage rccord benefits are cTaimed, riage of their daughter. Nan is deceased. Furthermore, bene Douthit, to Floyd B. Naylor, son Dr. Graham Defend fits cannot be paid to a parent 3f Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Naylor of if there is a widow or child who Mocksville. The wedding was held can qualify for monthly benefits in York, S. C., May 16. either at the time of the worker’s The Traditions Mr. and Mrs, Naylor are mak death or at some future date. In ing their home at present with addition, the parent must meet Mrs. Naylor’s parents at 729 De the following requirements to pot street. 01 The South? qualify for benefits: (1) Must be 65 years of age, fore the worker was 16 years of n a rt WBAT tlNATOII HOIT MIDt (2) Must be chiefly dependent age. ham. upon the worker for support, Every worker and his family McGrath opposed action tak en by the Interstate Comaterc* (3) Must not have remarried should remember that in Social Commission after Henderson after the worker’s death, and Hoey Lashes Out complained to It that he could Security there are “two times for not get a meal on a Southern (4) Must file a claim. action.” The first time is when dlnor. The parent must prove that he the worker reaches age 65, and Tho Southern, Informed of tha Agamst McGrath complaint, notified the ICC It was chiefly dependent upon the the second time is when the work would curtain off a section ol worker for support during the er dies. If the worker will call ^AaHmoTON, aphi 9 ~ m for It« argument« In favor ot dining room cars for Negroes. ending segregation la state The ICC then dismissed th* year preceding the worker’s at the Social Security Office . »Sanator Hoey (D-NC) laahcd complaint, but Henderson went out ytiterday agrslnit Attorney college« in Texa« and Okla to court. death. This proof must be sub at age 65, and if some relative Qanaral HcOrath for participa* homa. tion la a (egre^atton caae. North Carolina U directly in Said Hoey; mitted within two years after the will call at the office soon after HcOrath perionally appeared terested In the ichOQl eases as "We have had th* amaitng worker’s death. It is not necess the worker dies, any rights to In the Supreme 'Jcurt tbia week an Asheville Negro, has tiled spectacle this week of the attor for the government In the eaee suit against tha tJnlverslty ot ney general of the United State« ary that the parent be 65 years Social Security benefits will be ot Elmer Henderion, Washing, North Carolina to try to obtain appearing In the Supreme Court old at the time the worker dies fully protected. The Social Se- ton. D. C., Negro, againit the entry to th* law school there. In opposition to another Impor Southern Railway. The Negro, Harold Epps, 1« a tant agency of government and in order to prove dependency. cirity Office in this area is lo Hoey itao erltlclied Rtudent at the taw school nt endeavoring to upset a decistoa Orath'« Department ol Juitlea However, payments cannot begin cated in Room 437 Nissen Build North Carolina Collega In Dur- rendered by the tCC.’* until the parent reaches age 65. ing, Winston- Salem, N. C. In order for a parent to be chief For the convenience of people «nur* w n T Nom i cjuiouiia'i ly dependent he must have re living in Mocksville or vicinity, ATTOMIR ommuu MUS: ceived at least half o.f his support a representative will be in Mocks from the worker during the year ville on the 4th Wednesday of preceding death. Adopting par each month at the Courthouse, lAOOn MIT w nm Is this woebegone little monkey (top) aa a splint is McMullan Commends ents and stepparents, if depend Second 'Floor, «t 12:30 p.m., and put on his broken leg at New York’s Bronx Zoo Hospital. The four- ent, may also qualify for bene in Cooleemee at the Erwin Cot pound refugee from the Belgian Congo didn’t get along with hi« cage* fits provided the adoption or ton Mills Office on the same date mates and a free-for-all set in. As anyone can see, he came out second best At bottom, remorte has set in—to has pain. UnternaUonal) Attack On McGrath atep-relationship was created be- at 11:00 a.m. -— ------— 5------RALEIGH, April 6— (JP)— Attornay General Harry McMuI> Ion indlicated today h* strongly agreed with Senator Clyd* R. Hoey in his criticism of U. S. Attorney Central J. Howard- McGrt^Grath. lloey yesterday sharply erltt* do what he wants, Ihe civil righta ciaed McQrath for appearing be controversy will fade Into inslg* fore the V. a. Supreme court to nlflcance," McMullan said. argue for an end to segregation In In a letter to Senator Hoey dining.ears on trains. commending his criticism ol Ho* ' Tha Justice department also Grath, McMullan wrote: filed briefs with the court favor “1 also agree with your state* Ing an end to segregation In State- mei^t that this action by Attornef supported college« In Texas and General McGrath Indicates the ex< Oklahoma. tent to which the Washington g o v END Of SEOREOATION ernmcnt Is golni; In its . effort lo .McMullan said that If the court utterly destroy tho customs and rules a.rjalnst segregation in these practices throug'..out the South, cises It would mean an end to the results of which, it success« aegregatloh In all state-supported (ul In this instance, would wreck schools In the'South, including tho our public school system.” public schools, or public trans "I think when you slate that portation facilities and publicly- the anpc V. s. Senatorial Candidate Wil his views in a telegram of con« lis Smith today vigorously criti gratulatlona to Sanator Clyde R. cized U. S- Attorney General J. Hoey for his statement yesterday Howard McGrath for his' partici In condemning tho action of Mc pation in a segregation case be Grath. fore tho Supreme court and de Smith's telegram to Hoey stated: clared: ”I coagratvlate yoa for yoar "McGrath should dcvot« his ataad oa this vital Issae and time to more Important matters lor yonr ellarts to uphold th* instead of trying to upset tbe tlm e-hoaored tradltloaa of the time-honored tradition* o| the Soath which a few poiitlcal South.” , ¡waehmea are aoir iryiag to dlsmpt sad destroy. He suggested that th« attorney “The attorney general «hould general ‘‘might do well to Join the linow that tbe people of the South flsht against communism in will never stand for an FEPO America.” measure In any form, so now he'« Smith asserted that: “McQrath trying to use other methods to should know that the people of the bring about a program designed South will never stand for an merely for the Northern polltl« FEPC measure In any form, so clans. I am amased to l«am of now he’s trying to us« other meth th« extent to which th« FEPO ods to bring about a program de- proponent« ar« willing to go to •igned merely for th« North«m bring about legislation which politicians.”' would ba a sourc« of destructiv* THE GHRVSLDtS ARE ОШИШб Influença upon real aad suhstaif Th« senatorial candidat«, who has stated in hi« platform and tial improvement ia th* good in speeches throughout the State racial relationships which hava \ that he Is* unalterably apposed to notably «xlsted in North Carolina Now Chrysler*« rolling «1 top produc difference in the value you get for your the 'FEPC in any form, «xpresaad la the past.” W kr dMsa'I M t taalsr Is a ls f staad «э ___ toUliw tion . . . new, new beautiful cars are money! And you*ll find a car priced bssMs to stop dsslisyiae Sm Hmoi o d d Ьишвп tos Л » sdw si wtos la lbs 4 sHwni аиквиШ м «smsT being shipped as fast as possible. And just ri|^ for your pocketbook — for tliey’re coming in a rainbow of colors Chryslers come in a wide range of im rs wmt —in all kinds of smart body styles, prices from tbe sensationally modest ■m m s * Dt. в м Ь м wHto Ыш Chtt Hfhto ШёрвЛ «U s b ìm M m B i. Om Im m a m r S^r* • N a i M a t o пмшЬч iw «Mn IM h* liv M S *'1lw from long, low ami lovely sedans . . . priced Royal and Windsor models iq> 1^ O w ilaa Way si Ufa." 1 1 Us yasi мв€вЫ laiicetos ttal ka has sleek convertibles . . . to America’s through the luxurious New Yoricers Î? К й а Ь а й Д ^ ^ ia {att f Stisaal HwMi CawHaa systoai <1 "ssaasaH aa< «чаа1 iadlillss.** «riiy has ha stoa< silsal whila Ib . М вОпЛ lite tot most beautiful hard top convertible, paiMcai wassas to ciaai hb mm pMfiaai «м ш aai Huaatol haam and Saratogas to the glorious Crown ttMl the wtoto N. C. SdNal tyslMa M separato schaals tot Ow • slaals a t M b «■ fhssa casM. the Chrysler Newport. Inqperials. Oat stato has Miaya« laa lasial Ьашму aa« adKraacsanat M tha «im natia» «I asa ssgmaHsa wsaU ha hamlil aai hatotol to aB lha laMS iaitoilh CaialhMb Once again we*re roady to demon Come see the most beautiful Chrys strate how great engineering... great lers of all time. Drive them! Comparo VOTI rom comfort . . . great performance . . • them! And you*U be doubly glad you great safety make the groatest possible waited! w n u s S M R B ' . f O U . DAVIE M OTORS Inc. - N o rtr Main Street Ü. s. m wm i vrm éa (im w m (FoUttcia AdvertiMment) A TOAST TO NEWIYWED HILTONS Bridge Clubs Convene BiVIN MEETS ACHESON IN LONDON Thursday Evening Mrs. Harry Osborne and Mrs. A. M. Kimbrough, Jr., were host esses to their bridge clubs Thurs day evening at the home of the former. ■ Attractive arrangements of red roses in crystal bowls decorated the living room and mixed bowls of early summer flowers were used effectively in the spacious hall and dining room. Refreshments of French pud ding, coffee and nuts were served before the progressions. After tiie progressoins, scores were added and prizes awarded Mrs. Roy Feezor, Miss Ossie Al imiOINOA'nW DAYS ot their honeymoon In Chicago, Conrad riiltun Jr. lison and Miss Pauline Daniel. (right) and his l>ride, screen star Elizabeth Taylor (beside him), ex change toasU with hia father, the hotel magnate, and actress-dancer The party personnel included: Ann Miller. The names of Hilton Sr. and Miss Miller have been linked Mesdames Grady Ward, Roy Fee romantically. Tht newlyweds leave soon for Eurooe. (Intnrnatinnrtt^ zor, R. S. McNeill, Margaret A. LeGrand, John Durham, Claud Horn, Paul Blaclcwelder, Jim ANOUNCEMENT Kelly and Misses Ossie Allison, Jane McGuire, Mary McGuire and I wish to announce Pauline Daniel. to the voters of Da vie County that I am Talbert-Martin a candidate for Sher> Wedding Vows Spoken iff of Davie County^' Miss Olivia Martin, daughter of ARMVINe IN ENOUNO for Big Three talk* on cold-war strateny. U. S. on the Re^blican^ Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Martin of Secretary of State Dean Acheson it welcomed In London by British Courtney, became the bride of Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin (left). They immediately went inbt a ticket, subject to the^ Thomas W. Talbert, son of the conference, but neither would comment on this. They will be joined by French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman. (fnternaiional Radiopholo) May Primary. late Mr. and Mrs. Gannon Tal bert of Advance, Saturday after If nominated and^ Primary On Next All persons who registered in noon at 4 o’clock. The Rev. R. J. the new registration books which elected Sheriff, I will|: Starling performed the double Saturday, May 27 were opened In April, are eligible ring ceremony at the Methodist enforce law and or^l The Democrtic-Republican pri to vote in the May 27 primary. parsonage, in the presence of the der in Davie Countyl mary will be held Saturday, May In addition to choosing a can IMS EDITORIAL immediate families. 27. All the polling places in the didate for the Senate, there are to the best of my| The bride was attired in an an county will open at 6:30 a.m. and congressional contests in the dis gel blue, street length dress, with ability. I will strive* remai nopen until 6:30 p.m. East trict and primary races in the which she used white accessories. to make Davie County even a better place in ern Standard Time. county. Her corsage was of white cybi- FSOM m CHARlOnE OeSBIVHI which to live. dium orchids. I will apprecite your vote in the May Mr. and Mrs. Talbert will be at then Primary. Please accept my many thanks in home in Mrs. C. D. Peebles* apart ment after June 3. advance for your support. TO O U R CUSTOMERS Because ot the configuration of the country, the Union of South GO OUT AND WORK 6. ALEX TUCKER Africa has no navigable rivers. AND FRIENDS: Route 2 Advance, N. C. Alfalfa is one ot the oldest and i to get most valuable forage plants. W e would like to clear up any misunder* standing there may be about the number W. E. ’Biir Horner TOTHEVOTERSOFTHE long distance lines serving our Mocksville Ex* change. Also we would like to report on the SEVENTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT growth' of the number of customers being N O M IN A T E D T O served. There are three long distance lines from Mocksville to Salisbury and three from Mocks* CONGRESS - . I t ville to Winston*Salem. All of these lines have been in use for about two years or more. DEANE- H ORNER C O N T E S T From a study made during the month of April, The Eighth North Carolina congressional district contest in the May 27 primary is of national interest and significance. The issues , 1950, we have the promise of an additional there are to some extent those in the recent Florida contest between Senator PEPPER and the victorious Representative SMATHERS. line to Winston-Salem within six to seven The contestants in the Eighth district are the incumbent weeks. CHARLES B. DEANE ot Rockingham and WILLIAM E. HORNER, Santord newspaper editor and publisher, who is making a vigorous campaign in which he denounces Federal deficit spending and calls to r a balanced national budget without increasing the tax burden. January 1, 1946, Mocksville had 301 He alao is outspoken in his opposition to the BRANNAN farm bill, the Truman FEPC bill, and the administration’s compulsory health Company Owned telephones in service. April insurance program, which has been widely denounced as “socialized W e the undersigned Republican members of the Wilkes County medicine.” Bar take pleasure in endorsing at this time the Honorable J. 31 ,1950, there were 647 or a gain of 114 per MR. HORNER is using as campaign literature recent Washington A L L IE H A Y E S as a candidate for Solicitor of the Seventeenth cent. dispatches, one ot which reported that MR. DEANE was the only Judicial District. North Carolina representative who voted against the THOMAS ilment to the one-package appropriations bill. The amend- More switchboard positions and outside ment would have cut appropriations and contract authonzations to BECAUSE the extent ot more than $600 million. Mr. DEANE’S vote against cable plant will be added as soon as possible. the amendment came on a “pair” as he was in North Carolina at the He is competent and we believe he will prosecute the docket, time. if nominated and elected, mrith fairness and impartiality to all. Another dispatch MR. HORNER is using is a recent one re He has the endorsement of the Wil|ies County Republican Con« A service man was transferred to Mocks porting that MR. DEANE is one ot the tour North (¡arolina con vention and the Republican party of Wilkes County. gressional candidates listed by the C. I. O. Political Action Com ville permanently November 16, 1948, and mittee as having the baclcing ot the C. I. O. in the primary. It was pointed out that the C. I. O. program calls tor FEPC^ the BRANNAN : W e believe that it is not to the best interest of the Republican the number of operators has been increased to plan, and the MURRAY-DINGLE (“socialized medicine”) bill. party to continue one man in this office for 16 years and, if Mr. eight, making a total of nine employees. As MR. HORNER correctly sees the present national situation, Hayes is nominated and elected he will fill this office with credit “Our American way of life is under attack, our free institutions aré being threatened trom within and without. Big government in big to the party and to the people of the Seventeenth Judicial businesi'is threatening directly and indirectly to institute a system District. ot state planning and direction and protection tor the free ways we have trod betore.” Respectfully submitted MR. HORNER pledges that is nominated and elected he will . , “counael and work with other Democrats to the end that our great J. H. WHICKER, SR. CLYDE HAYES CENTRAL TELEPHONE COMPANY American system ot tree enterprise and initiative, ot individual diligence and perseverance and success, shall live an^d that it shall K Y L E H A Y E S F, J. M cD u f f i e ; W. S. BEDDINGFIELD, not be repteced by a system where the state runs our lives . . . ” T. E. STORY The outcome of the contest in the Eighth will be watched with NORTH CAROLINA MANAGER iaiaraat from outside as well as within North Carolina because of ' ' (Paid Political Advertising) tbe iMMt iBvolvad. (Adv.) тш;в1ДТ21;] of Winston-Salem were Sunday Mrs. Ollie Myers, lait week. Gilbert G . Sheek: and BSebl G. W. Mock. Jonesi. " dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Tinker w en Kftping in Trim Mrs.. Fred Faircloth entered! Mr. and.№s;. LQtftc Hiltoa and Returning Home ELBAVIILE Sam Hege’s. recent guests of Mr. and Mn. Bill City hospital, Winston-Salem, for; (Aildren. ot Bollanri visited Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Brown of Beauchamp in Salisbury. Technical Sergeant Gilbert C?.. treatment Sunday. Itmd Mrs.. P:. E.. Hiltkin. Sunday. Master Allen Hall spent last Washington, D. C., were recent Sheek, son of Harry G. Sheek,. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Tucker and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Orrell, Miss : Mr. and Mrs.. Rojr Carter and week with his grandparents, Mr. guests of her parents, Mr. and Route 3, Mocksville, is returning: children spent last Sunday in Kirby Lee Orrell, Mr. and Mrs. icliildren spent, the waek end with and Mrs. C. W. Hall. Mrs. J. G. Zimmerman. to the United States for a? new Pilot Mountain. Steve Orréll and daughter spent M i s . Bill Wood in. Aberdeen. . Mrs. Silas Myers was hostess to Mrs. Sallie Hartley and Mrs. assignment, following completion Mrs. Notie Taylor was dinner Sunday- in the mountains. her children and Mrs. Cora Myers Jim Dunnngan of Thomasville of his tour of duty with the tT.Si Mr^. and- Mrs.. W.. S.. Phelps vis- guest Sunday ot her sister, Mrs. Sunday at a family dinner. were guests of Odell Myers, Mr. Air"Force in the Philippines. His Mr. and Mrs. John Evans and itedl Mrs. Cleve Aliens Sunday. Betty Tucker. , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garwood and Mrs. Silas Myers and.Mr. and wife, Joyce, who has stayed with daughter of Winston-Salem were Mrs;. Allen is a patient, at Rowan Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hendricks him overseas, will accompany week end guests ot Mrs. O. F. Memorial hospital, Salisbury. of Route 1, Advancc, were Sun him on the return trip. 1 with to Announce day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. In the Philippines for the past Wm. Markland. two years, where he has been That I Am A Mr. and Mrs. Turner Page and assigned with the 33rd Statistical children of Statesville spent Sun Service unit at Clark Air Force day with Mrs. Betty Tucker. base in central Luzon, Sergeant CANDIDATE Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Hall and Sheek will take over his new du Mrs. Motsinger of Southmont, Mr. ties at Bolling Air Force base in and Mrs. Norman Chaffin of Washington, D. C. Mocksville, Mrs. Della Cornatzer FOR Formerly employed by the and Miss Betty Cornatzer were Carolina Construction company guests ot Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hall at Mocksville, he joined the serv Sunday. SHERIFF ice in 1942 and participated in Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sigman and four battle campaigns in Europe Of son, Jerry, and Mr. and Mrs. during the last war. DAVIE COUNTY Ralph Sigman of Newton were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ellis. Mrs. Clement Attends In The Mr. and Mrs. Chick Hartman State Library Workshop and Mr. and Mrs. George Hart Mrs. Blanche Clement, Davie Tonr "I. Q.," of eentm, la yoor REPUBLICAN PRIMARY man and children of Redland were county librarian, attended the Quotient." It tells how soutt you at*. But what about Sunday guests of Mrs. Clara Hart 1950 public library workshop held yottt "RespoBsibillty Quottoaf'—that shews how га» man. ON MAY 27TH last week in Lexington. At this sponsible you are la Ihoeeediiet of yowr busiMes? of the ball at Daytona Beach, meeting every member ot the To ran • business sanoassfaUy-to м т aad koop WINNERS ANNOVNCBD Fla., is Katjr Turner u she* goes State Library commission was I Stand For Honest Pn^pressiye .Government At the grand opening of the through one of the exercises aimed your eomiaanily's lespoet-lalMa • Ugh Tonr It’s nearly perfect (IntemaHonoI) present and methods ot improving •bUily to moot your nsfonsibililloo ia |«daod by tk* Mocksville Home and Auto store at keeping her figure as is— and promptness with which you pay bill* aad taaoo... — Y O U R V O T E W IL L BE A P P R E C IA T E D — held last Saturday the following public library service were dis cussed. Eighty-two librarians •ad by tho eommuaity servico your basiassi raadaw winners of the door prizes were as a legal. law-abiding soaieo ol fobo aad wageo. ^ announced: Mrs. Leo Brock of State College Hints from throughout the state were Farmington, first prize, a washing To Farm Homemakers in attendance at this workshop. One business ia paztieular that attivoa to iMlataia machine; John Pruitt, R. 4, sec- ahigh"R.Q."iathobooriadnstiy. Hospoetodasapail Sheer Suggestions—If we have Mrs. Clement was in charge ot of tho lesponsiblo business life of your eoauaoaity, Hubert R. Eaton on dprize, two tires; G. W. Arms- the group meetings that summa been close observers, we know worthy, Advance, R. 2, Motorola tho iadustry U soeiag lo it that tt bops that nspoet. •• by now that sheer fabrics are in rized the meteings and implica # radio. the spotlight for summer clothes. tions tor North Carolina libraries. Tho Browiag Industry koaaly dositoa that oaly nepoBMibIm people will owa or maaago ratail boor Clothing specialists have observ outlets. That's why it is unilod la its sapport ol th* ed that yard goods counters are Malt Bovorago Divisioa el tho Moith Caioliaa ABC offering a greater variety of sheers Board . . . and that'a why oonditions i» North Care* than in many a year—in cotton, MOCKS liaa'a ‘outlets show iacreasiagixpiovomoat. . rayon, nylon and silk, with many Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beauchamp old favorites to choose from in ot Cooleemee were Sunday guests cluding dimity, dotted Swiss, or North Carolina Divi$ion of'Mrs. J. W. Beauchamp. gandie, chiffon, voile, and tissue ONinO STATES BI^WIRS rOUNPATtOH Ш А Mr. and Mrs. William Robert gingham. Thci^J materials, say son and daughter ot Elbaville and our specialists, are ideal for this Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sotley ot year’s very feminine styles, eithei Bethlehem spent Sunday with Mr. soft drapes or crisp full skirts. In making up these fabrics, however, the home seamstress, needs to remember that many need extra seam allowance. Crease resistant voiles, for example, are wiry and tray badly, thus to hold securely need seams from one- VOTE FOR quarter to three-eights inches deep when finished. Darts and waistline seams should not be cut downward because of the danger ot fraying. French seams generally are best because they AVALON HALL are least conspicious, but at arm I/ holes it may pay to bind seams with a bias fold of the material for durability. REPUBLICAN PRIMARY, SATURDAY, MAY 27 Sheers are so light and deli cate that they have a way of getting out ot hand—slipping and stretching when cutting out the pattern. To avoid this, use one of the new cutting boards to which the fabric can be pinned before cutting. Or pin the fabric to heavy smooth paper. ' When stitching by machine, prevent puckering of the mater ial by basting it to strips of tus- sue paper. After stitching the LET’S KEEP THE BEST FRIEND paper is easily pulled oft. DAVIE COUNTY HAS EVER HAD IN WASHINGTON Set the machine for about 16 to 18 stitches per inch for these delicate fabrics( specialists ad vise, and tighten the pressure YOUR VOTE FOR screw at the top. Use a fine needle—sixe 1 1 at least. Slip under Sheers—Should be the same color of dress to have the ‘right” look. Your slip is YOUR SOLICITOR - KEEP HIM sure to show—show through that is—when you wear a dress of sheer fabric. Thus consider what you will wear underneath BECAUSE BY TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE HE HAS FOR CONGRESS IN THE D E H O C № PRIMARY when you make or buy a sheer dress. Slips that match dresses in MADE AN ABLE SOLICITOR AND A RECORD THAT SATURDAY, MAY 2?TH color are very much the thing this year—a navy blue slip un WILL INSURE CONTINUED CAPABLE REPRESEN- der a navy dress, or a grey slip CANNOT BE EXCELLED. under a grey dress. Be^ sure the slip'comes down to the hem of IN WASHINGTON FOR DAVIE COUNTY the dressy and hangs evenly all around to avoid unsightly gaps. WHILE WE HAVE A GOOD MAN-LET'S KEEP HIM Plain slips look best under fig ured or fancy sheers. Dressy slips (Davie County Friends of C . B . Dfane) may be worn under plain sheers. : J I tATt TO . A D m ntB imroAY, MAY 26,1950 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGElf> viUe. El C. Mott» to "W.. X McDon nell 1 2rl0 acre«, Calahaln. REAL ESTATE Washington H. Steelman to tii* 9 t l i ald, 2 lots R. X. Ж115ав Estate, R. Harold Shank to X . M. Asbury Smith, 106.6 acres Farm TRANSACTONS Mocksville. Graves, 7.85 acre, Mocksville. ington. Avery Reavis to C. S. Dull, 13 E. C. blorris to W. Д. McDon Graham C. Reich to T. W. Tut acres, Clarksville. ald, 3 lots R. 1.. Wilson Estate, terow, 2 tracts T. S. Hendrix sub Mocksville. division, Mocksville. L. R. Powell to B. F. Powell, т т ш 2-3 of acre, Calahaln. George W. Mason to Carl S. C. T. Hupp to Melvin Luper, 3 N. Paul Hendridks to Hayden Richie, Lot No. 5, Hinkle & Craig tracts, Fulton. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE W. Anderson, 2 lots, Charles property, Mocksville. George Cornelison to N. C. l^al- DON’T TAKE A CHANCE ON GENERAL Electrical Contract« property, Mocksville. E. F. Dwiggins to Mary Pres- ton, 8 lots and 1 tract, Mocks- Notice is hereby given that the THE WEATHER—Bring us your ing and Electrical Service. N. a ' undersigned, Eliza Mock, has pork, fresh and in good con Licensed Electrician and Con been this day qualified as exec dition and we will guarantee tractor. J. W. Rodwell, Mocks* utor of the estate of Essie Essex, the cure. DAVIE FREEZER ville, N. C. Phone 40. 11-10-tf Л«вг1е«*е MraifM Bl§kt deceased, late of the County of LOCKER, Phone 240. 2-10-tfn Davie and State of-North Carolina. ЖлттвиШгивЛ Cmr «riffe С М ИвЛгт-МтНе »rivm WE PAY—Cash prijes for used JfoBar h r Dattair- Optiomé on áil modeh Л вШл koíU All persons having claims against FOR R E N T—Two bedrooms, the estate of the said decedent automobiles. McCanless Motor ГФЖФг-РтеЛ*Л Sliver тгм Ог Se#l»es-Cà#lee •< Mix * r B lg U kitchen and bath. Tel. 70-W. will present them to the under Co., Salisbury, N. C. в-15-tf jfou canit beat « Mrs. J. W. Rodwell, Sr., 830 WmrM ЯвттятвЛ ЯттЛ Ятефгё l«r Сееяем« mmé йтт§ UI* signed on or before the 13th day North Main St. 5-5-tfn of April, 1951 or this notice will PRESCRIPTIONS — Have youra Жкв M w t BemmtUmi ЖШтв *m W k e e t e filled by a college trained and be pleaded in bar of their recov FARMERS—We will buy your registered druggist at HALL ery. All persons indebted to said .cattle and hogs at market pri estate please make prompt settle ces. DAVIE PACKING CO. Tel DRUG COMPANY. The cost U ment. ephone 11F20. 5-12-4tn no more! 10-22-tta. This 13th day of.Ajril, 1950. PLEASE MAKE AN APPOINT Р ш ж ш ж ELIZA MOCK FOR SALE—New Holland Hay MENT for pork to be processed Executrix of Essie Essex. Bailer. Cheap. See P. L. Koontz, in our plant. This is very necess* 4-21-6tp Route 2, Mocksville. 5-19-3tp ary during the winter months. DAVIE FREEZER LOCKER The turnip was first cultivated NOT WAR SURPLUS PAINT— 10-28-tlD in England in 1724. Wear Ever—House and Barn paints, any color, $1.99 gallon. Aluminum and enamels $2.99 FOR SALE—One four room gallon. Also linseed oil, turpen house on about two acres of tine, thinner, and brushes very land, at Redland. See J. J. Du lin, Advance, Rt. . 5-19-2tp reasonable. MARSH’S STORE, 1 Depot St. at Lexington St. Mocksville, N. C. 5-26-2tn С R D o n n e Wheels Aligned The Turks introduced coffee to B y the BEAR Syaten For Safe DrlviiiK Europe about 1683. R O B IE N A S H 181» 8 . Main St.—Phone eso 3nqress ATHLE'TES FOOT GERM Ballabury, N. C. • \ HOW TO KILL IT. IN ONE HOUR, IF NOT PLEASED, your 40c back Character is written all over It! from any druggist. T-4-L is spec ially made for HIGH CONCEN TRATION. Undiluted alcohol base DAVIE BRICK FLOWERS ves great PENETRATING pow It’s a wonderful feeling to take the wheel of a mag- er. Kills IMBEDDED germs on . . . fie«e nificent new Pontiac convenible-to feel the pride 'of Oonrfges '— Cut Flowers contact. NOW at WIIMm Drag Co. . . H IM driving a car with character in every line and action. COMPANY Designs — Potted Plants • • fl7S9 . . $1789 Naturally, the convertible is the sweetheart of the AUTouoBiLi m r m STONE & COAL . . «ISIS Silver Streaks, a car with a manner all its ow a But Glass Inetdlcd . . 91SM tbm M ttr is a basic Pontiac ingredient-one that adds ^ liodtie- greatly to the joy of owning m A driving any Pbntiac DAVIE FLORIST Now Amihlrt« . $»69.4« R O B IE N A S H М ^ М Р к а а е т ГМкМ»! model you choose. 181» 8. Mslh St.-l>hoiie I B ayfksM lN л и U t «iw t « м м *mt * гчт m mmy *4tm. tttdtl ГтШе* Stniítt-EigU b «69 £r«ry new Pbntiac has character written all over it веШЬОЦр, N. С. DIRECTORY of Dependable Business Om el the largaat priatlag Warn Air rmaees, Oil Buraera and Stokers^ Vunact aaa oltiee ааЩу beoesa la the CaMliaaa. and Professional Service Repairing aad Cleaalaf DAVIS-McNAIR FURNACE CO. Printing J DRVGS DRUGS DRUGS See The Flour, Meal, IM StiUI •IVH Nactt Mala Street SaUabwj. N. G. andO iatai Tht Best ia Drugs and MM Day; NigM tM-W L i t h o g n i ^ g Mocksville Enterprise Buym ani Ofcww D rag S m l ^ •еО аМ м SAUS SERVICE Typewriters fnteilpCloiis Accurately For All Types of J. f. ( n m CompMiBdci Complete Job Work U U ngCi. CfcwHlrt Cl. Mliig Ck Office Supplies Phone 84 P h o M s s Near Dopai Ш МосквтШе m 1S9 Moekivllla Lumber, General ГттГГи! • Pure Cr]rital lets . flimiJfata В км аам Ь • Coal tor Oratei. Stem Pumaeet and Stoker» FsrDsfSssdUvestsd SEVERI MANGE, ITCH, FUNGI, Ü M k s v I b BARE SPOTS AND MOIST ECZE* MA (pufcd, sioiu tsfs sad iim). Esr «ofcan«, ear «iits, puts piss> k t f t F N l C i . pics sad odicr (Ua ifriuuons. P w r S O N I t t M motes btsliof sad bsir growth os РЪопе 11« Jakmak $а$ил. YOUR MONEY BACK. SaUsbury IBihwaf JJmkàOhaaeU • Chryder • Plymouth His oMeitm house eost him no more to build; yet he SAbES & SERVICE H artw ara snjoys these advantsges. Benjamin BiooN Pateta • Intematlonal Trucks e Hie oMofcen houM Is strong, permanent; safe l»is ünber from fire, weather, rodents and termites, • t I N « U m e Hto oMokens are .kept warm and secure, lay p n m m i W H mero eggs, and bring him greater profits, б т и ц г Meter Coapaiy e Ho spends less eaoh year on upkeep. Phon« 201 - Railroad Stw r « s / Farmmr J ohbb Thinks AhBod! H b Phone 169 Mocksville Mocksville, N. C. BmldsWith Н1шя.твмлт1^ V SniU N BUILDING BLOCKS For Best In • CUSTOM GRINDINO Farm BuHdtags ^ Wilkins Drug Co. /! R E C A P P IN G • CORNMEAL n Send Tour TINS to • FEEDS POR RALB USB VITBBAN BLOCKS TODAYI ** Tin libiUwt, FMlir4 hM W A L K E R be. FM III FUNERAL HOME 9«4 NoithuMt BML Ambulance Service WlMton.Saiea^W.ft P h o M 4 g PAGE 10 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ÈNTERPRISE FRroAY, MAY 26,1950 MORE ABOVT Jmiiors To Play son. In addition to Davie coun Homer Rally Held farm bill, the compulsory health, Meet The Candidates ty, the local club is drawing pros insurance program, and the FEPC Here Friday Night pects from Yadkin county and At Local Courthouse bill. He pledged that if nomi The Mocksville Junior Legion perhaps Statesville. W. E. “Bill” Horner, 8th dis- nated he would “counsel and work baseball team will open the cur The local American Legion post trict Congressional candidate, with other Democrats to the end rent season Friday night when has purchased a bus to provide spoke to a large gathering in the that our great American system they play the Lexington Juniors transportation for the players this local courthouse last week. of free enterprise and initiative- in a practice game. year. shall live and that it shall not be Mr. Horner stated his views on Also on Saturday night they ■The regular schedule will open replaced by a system where the will play the Cooleemee team of on June 5 with Mocksville playing the national issues of the day. He state runs our lives.” Ihe Tar Heel league in a game at Rockwell. denounced federal deficit spend % ____ Appearing with Mr. Horner at Rich Pork. ing and called for a balanced na Coach Raymond Siler reports Some insects cannot move about tional budget without increasing was Corbett Bennett and his string: that prospects appear rather and must spend their life rooted the tax burden. He stated that band that provided music in be bright for the approaching sea to one spot. he was opposed to the Brannan tween talks by Mr. Horner. r ■•ryyirvvvyinnnfvv» 'nrvvvvvvvvi J. ALLIE HATES .. B№L HORNER Republican Candidate For Democratic Candidate for Solicitor Representative “Bill” Horner is a Durham AVALON E. HALL J. Allie Hayes is an attorney of Republican Candidate For county native and a graduate of N. Wilkcsboro. He is opposing the University of North Carolina. Solicitor the present solicitor, Avalon Hall Avalon E. Hall oi Yadkinville, He is publisher of the Sanford of Yadkinville, for the Republican Herald, a semi-weekly newspa has served the I7th Judicial-Dis nomination for solicitor of the trict as solicitor for 16 years. per. He brqke into .politics by Long about this time of year F R E S H V E G E T A B L E S head the shopping list. W e lose our ITth Judicial District. being elected to the State House of Representatives in 1936. With taste for canned foods, and look to the Produce Department for fresh vegetables that are be R PATS TO ADVERTISB Vm An Enterprise Waat Ad the exception of the 1939 term, ginning to have'that home raised taste. W e have T O P Q U A L IT Y V E G E T A B L E S and a com* he Served continuously from 1936 plete variety. Come in and plan your summer time meals around the selection of. fresh vege through 1945. Mr. Horner opposed tables you’ll find in our P R O D U C E D E P A R T M E N T . the present incumbent, C. B. Deane, for Congress in 1946. In SPECIAL this race he suffered defeat by the margin of 353 votes. Since 1946 THIS WEEK ONLY his only connection with politics has besn as chairman of the Lee STUDIO COUCHEI^ ...... $39.50 County Executive committee. G R E E N B E A N S — Fresh and Tender! G R E E N P E P P E R — Large Choice Pods! 2 lbs...... 25c Ib...... 19c OCTOBER BEANS—Try them with LETTUCE—Large Firm Lettuce! Daniel Green Beans...... 26c lb. head...... 16c CROWDER PEAS—Mix with Com for a NEW POTATOES—U. S. No. 1 Red ’ Furniture & Electric Co. tempting meal!, 2 lbs...... 35c 4 lbs...... 29c Phm e 198 At The Overhead Bridge C O R N — Golden Bantam, well filled ears! T O M A T O E S — Large Slicing Size 6 fo r...... ::...... 47c 2 IbB...... 45c LIMA BEANS—Selected Ford Hook SQUASH—Finest Yeltow Crook Neck Limas, 2 Iba...... 35c 2 lbs...... 23c GROCERIES C . B . DBANI DemecnUle Candidate For BONELESS TEND’R H A M ...... 89c Ib. ReprcMBlative C. B. Deane, present represent SPICED LUNCHEON M EAT ...... 47c lb. ative of' the 8th Congressional District, is from Rockingham, N. G R O U N D BEEF— Ground and Sold 54" VALUE FOR 29" C. He is a graduate of Wak« Forest Law School a|id. is owner Fresh!...... -...49c lb. 1 pkg. Dromedary White Cake Mix...... 36c of a general insurance business in N 1 pkg. 4 oz. Dromedary Cocoanut...... 18c Rockingham. He is a Baptist, a CHICKEN STEAKS—Tender Flavorful trustee of Wake Forest College, T O T A L 54c and a member of the Richmond Steaks! ...... 69c lb. County bar association. He has These two packages are priced at 39c, but represented the 8th Congressional L O IN V E A L C H O P S — Just right for District in Congress since 1946. inside the cake mix is a coupon worth 10c GOOD CHICKS Good Eating!...... 69c lb. The Milky Way is estimated to making your cost only 29c. be' made up of more than 100,00,> SWIFTS FRANKS—All Meat — Cello omI 000,000 suns. YOU’LL FIND A LARGE DISPLAY IN Packaged ...... 49c lb. 600D CHICK SUPPLIES The magpie belongs to the crow - FRONT OF THE PRODUCE family. DEPARTMENT TIm m ora Hm very best chicks w* con supply ol raosonobl* pricts. They orti 6«ts Judge's OK DAIRY PRODUCTS Standard Pack C A N N E D T O M A T O E S , 1. iNdl f«r pw