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VOLUMN XLVIX MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5 . 1 9 4 8 . NUM BER 4 0
NEWS OF LONG AGO Love And Grace New Chemieal Weapons Seen Along Mpia Street To Combat Weed Pests By The Street Rambler. W hat Was Happening*!!) Da Farmers and householders wag OOOOOO o f Jesus ing war on crab grass and other vie. Before Parking Meters troublesome weeds and grasses can Mrs. Paul Jones and daughters Rev. W. K. Isenhour. High Point. N. C. R4 LINES look for help from two new weap shoppiug at Sanford’s—Miss Cor And Abbreviated Skirts. Many people lone for riches, ons. nelia Hendricks carrying package (Davie Record, May 12,1920) Many people long for tame. The weed-killing chemicals bear the jaw-breaking names of sodium around the square—Two college And they use their time and talent Cotton is 42 cents. Use of Weed Killer isopropyl xanthate and allyl mixed girls dating on Depot street—Miss chlorophenyl carbonate. They have W . W. Stroud, of Winston, was That they may possess the same: Rachel White turning crank on But there’s something that’s better Boosts Com Yield been tested by federal and state in town Monday. agricultural experiment stations parking meter—George Rowland I’m so happy that I own, S. M. Call, Jr., spent Wednes 2,4-D Spray Increases "with excellent results against selling bicvles—Pretty girl making day and Thursday in Greensboro. Which excels in fame and riches Still Wrong * many weeds and grasses not eco nomically or satisfactorily con eyes at handsome voung salesman Jacob Stewart attended the Edu That of palace, crown and throne Output by 18 Bushels 'T 'WO YOUNG men had been in- trolled by other chemicals or prac —Ernest Hunt resting in front cational Conference at Greensboro First large-scale experiment using tices,” the announcement said. They It's the wondrous love of Jesus, butyl ester of 2,4-D for control of vited out to dinner by their em of drug store -Clarence Elam in last week. ployer. During the course of the are being used in active experimen And His grace so rich and sweet weeds in corn fields has definitely tal programs but are not yet avail postoffice looking over mail—Lu- proven the chemical to be unharm meal the conversation drifted into Miss Ivie Horn, who has been That He puts within my spirit channels which got the young friends able commercially. cile Reavis carrying load of books teaching at Lowell, returned home ful to corn and has resulted in in As I worship at His feet, creased yields up to 18 bushels per into rather deep water for them. The second-named herbicide is up Main street—Miss Deon Low “Do you care for Omar Khay the one that combats crab grass, as W ednesday. With the hope of reaching heaven acre, a check on a number of Hen ery carrying arms ful . of groceries derson, Ky., farms indicate. yam?” asked their host, at one point well as barnyard, orchard and blue The Mocksville graded school Whan my race on earth is run. during the dinqer, thinking to dis grass, cattails and similar plants. to parked auto—Dr. Robert Low will close the year’s work on Fri Applied to some 18,000 acres at a cover the literary tastes of the young It has a hormone-like action which Where I’ll dwell with ralnts and cost of less than $10,000, 2,4-D was ery, Attorney B. C. Brock and day, May 21st. men. attacks the root structure of the * angels “Pretty well,” the one addressed weed and arrests growth immedi Postmaster John LeGrand talking William Markland has moved And outshine the noonday snn. replied, “but, personally, I prefer ately by preventing seed develop things over in front of postoffice his family from Salisbury street Chianti.” ment, even though no effect is ap —Haines Yates delivering foun to Jerusalem township. With the love and grace of Jesns The subject was abandoned, but parent on the surface for the first In mv heart and mind and soui, on the way home the other said to week or longer. It also is used^effec- tain drinks to second floor San C. G. Woodruff and Geofge G. his chum: tively in combination with 2,4-D ford building—High School Se And the blessed Holy Spirit “Why don’t you simply say you Walker went to Detroit Thursaay against some broad-leaved weeds nior worrying over two freckles to bring back a Buick automobile. Leading up to heaven's goal. don’t Imow when you’re asked some not affected by 2,4-D used alone. With a peace that is abiding, thing you don’t understand? Omar The sodium isopropyl xanthate is on her nose. Miss Edna Horn spent several Khayyam isn’t a wine, you idiot. And no guilt to bring me shame described as a "complete killer" days last week with her sister who It’s a kind of cheese.” which should be applied directly to Why should I not feel more happy ■ '' * crop plants. It shows promise for Our County And has been teaching at Lowell. Valuable Animal! Then to own both wealth and * * * - V i w v pre-emergence treatment, in spray J. C. Sanford and Pearl Cartner A man arranged to have his aged fame.' or dust form, and has been used attended a sale of Gumsey cattle mother cared for in a nursing home, with success in the chemical weed Social Security where he visited her twice a week. at Greensboro Thursday. O this precious love of Jesus - ing of growing crops. By_ Mrs. Ruth G. Duffy, Manager. John Pfingsten, Henderson, Ky., Each time he brought her a special Miss WillieMillerretumedSun Makes me iove my fellowmen, fanner, is pictured with piles of lunch of delicacies from the farm, Today, I have a message for all day from a short visit to relatives And nesire to bless and help him corn harvested from treated and including a thermos bottle of fresh the wives of all the husdands who untreated plots. The corn in the milk in which he slipped a little Pig Iron Warrants Used at Mt. Ulla. In whatever way I can, work for wages in employment left pile was gathered from the brandy — on advice of the family As Trading Commodity Miss Louise Smith, of Winston, That he may be good and noble. treated field and had an average doctor. The old lady always was de which is covered under the Social In the early 1900s pig iron was -spent the week-end in town the Live for Gcp and do his best. ear weight 23 per cent greater lighted with the lunches, and one Security Act. The message is e- than that of the untreated com day, as she sipped the milk, she traded as a commodity, like grain, guest of Miss Dorothy Meroney. And reach heaven, filled wirh glory shown at right. said gravely, “Oh, Larry, don’t ever sugar, coffee or cocoa. Trading in qually important to the widows of M. R. ChafIin returned Satur Home of life and peace and rest sell that cow!” warrants on the produce exchange husbands who worked In employ day from a visit to his sister, Mrs. given credit for saving the last com and through brokers entitled the crop in that section. SNAPPY RETORT holder to specific quantities of pig ment under Social Security. In H. J. Walker, in Winston. Ash Ihem First Fields treated with 2,4-D and later iron in storage. our day-to-day work, we have found Hon. W. C. Hammer will de cultivated yielded 86.8 bushels of The practice grew out of the finan that too many do not know abou t . corn per acre as against a yield of cial straits of small merchant blast liver the annual address atj Fork The voters of North Carolina Social Secnrity rights which were will nominate next month candi 68.68 bushels per acre for a com I furnace operators who could not Church commencement on Tues parable field which had only been afford to shut down during periods earned and paid for by the Social day, May 18th. dates for various political offices, cultivated. of dull business activity and thus Secnrity taxes deducted from the Prof. J. D. Hodges who has had inclnding members of the Sta’e The fields checked had been were able to continue operations and secure cash for their.output by ar family breadwinner’s weekly or Legislature. sprayed with butyl ester of 2,4-D charge of the Clemmons school applied by a low-gallonage method ranging for issuance of warrants monthly pay checks. for the past year, has moved back There are a number of import requiring less than a pint of the against iron produced. This tax pays for an insnrance weed-killer to five gallons of water to his farm at Augusta. ant matters which undoubtedly Under this system the land at the policy with the Bureau of Old-Age will be brought up dnring the next per acre. furnace on which the pig iron was Mrs. Roy Holthouser and litde The increased yield in fields stored was leased to a storage com and Survivors Insurance, This daughter Helen, and Miss .Mary session of the General Assembly. sprayed was attributed to the pany. The latter hired a yar-dmaster policy is payable to yon In case of Bailey Meroney spent Wednesday Among them will be increased pay greatly lowered weed population. to guard the stores of iron and Similar beneficial results .can be attend to shipments. The storage your husband’s death if he has in W inston shopping. for teachers, improvement of the achieved by hand-hoeing for weed Dear Old Lady—Little boy, does company would issue the warrants, worked enough to be insured. If Mrs. R. P. Anderson returned secondary roads, a bonus for ex. control but the high cost of hand- your mother know you smoke? usually representing claims against Little Boy — Does your husband 1 this unfortunate event should occur Saturday from Morganton, where service men and several others. If hoeing makes this method impracti 100 tons or multiples of that amount cal in most cases. know you speak to strange men on ' of the iron in storage. Sale of the in your family, you should get in she attended the Women’s Mis van are interested in any of these the street? I warrants to the first purchaser touch with our office. You may be sionary Conference of the Metho propositions, find out how the can. would provide the furnace with eligible to receive cash benefits pay. needed cash. dist Church. didates stand on them- Don’t Pull-Push Cart WORTH WINNING ments. These payments are of two Rev. L. M. Holloway, Mrs. W. wait until after they have been kinds-monthly benefits and a lump F. Reeceanddaughter Miss Sarah, elected: get them to pledge them, A generous tipper at a hotel found a new waiter serving him Seaweeds Used as Food sum benefit. Filipinos use a number of sea B. G. Angell and Miss Essie Call selves before you go to your poll- breakfast one morning and said weeds or algae in their homeland To illustrate the two types of ing place to vote for them.—The —Where’s my regular waiter, motored to Statesville Monday. and in Hawaii for food. Some 21 benefits, let me tell you of an act R. A. Neely has purchased the State. ______that boy called Mose?. New Waiter — Boss, Mose ain’t species of edible seaweeds are found ual case which was recently hand around the small islands north of O. L. Williams property on North serving you any more. I won you led by our office. A la d y .w h o m I in a card game last night. Luzon and also along the coastal Main street for $1 2 ,0 0 0 . T his is a 2 Billion A Year region of northern Luzon. The Ho- shall call Mrs. Black, came into our . fine home, the best property in canos,from this region make the office. She stated that her husband Washington.— The average A- No Harm Done ! greatest use of seaweeds in Hawaii. th e tow n. bad been killed while working on merican citizen pays $ 2 0 a year A man with a gun on his shoulder 1 They do not relish all of'those liked The Holman school closed last by the Hawaiians. They like neither his job and that she had been Iett to support rats, the National Discarded wheels and an axle was walking down the street with ' Wednesday after a very successful his dog. An automobile approached. Iimu nor koku, considered by most from a child’s coaster wagon were with two children to support-age 8 year’s work. Misses Alverta Hunt, Committee for Rat Control^ 'said The dog ran directly in front of the Hawaiians to be the finest and most used for this pull-push cart. The delectable of all. The seaweeds are and 1 0 Mrs. Black was very wor yesterday. frame is made from ^-inch pipe- car and was killed. The motorist of Mocksville, and Catherine M il stopped and expressed his grief to gathered direct from the rocks on ried about the family’s future. She Hamilton M. Warren, committ and is- welded to the axle, it is which they grow and, at certain ler, of Jerusalem, were the efficient handy for moving loads of small the owner of the dog. He took a $20 j said that her husband bad carried ee chairman, said rats cost the bill from his pocket and said: i times of the year when the waves teachers. tools or equipment as the cart is break them from their holdfasts and only a small amount of insurance, nation $ 2 , 000, 000, 000. f strong, light in weight and easy “Here, take that. Will that pay fpr j Claud Horn and T. M. Hendrix losing your dog?” I wash them near the shore, they are and that the funeral expenses bad “ T hat is a luxury we can ill to pull or push. gathered in great quantities in the are expected home today from “Oh, yes,” replied the man. “Ev taken most of that. afford when prices are so high,’’ erything is all right. I was taking shallow water. The carbohydrates Toledo, Ohio, where they went We examined Mr. Black’s record Warren said. Value of Moist Mash him out to shoot him anyway.” of algae are not utilized by man as last week to get two Overland au food but give bulk to the intestinal of earnings, and were happy to be H eplcked 1 4 cities as rat con. Foi Poultry Questioned contents and thus stimulate the nor tomobiles for the Horn Motor Her Contribution able to inform Mis. Black that she trol demonstration centers to sup It is not necessary to feed a moist The six-year-old came home from mal movements of the digestive Com pany. mash in order to maintain high egg tract. and the children were entitled to plement 1 7 centers previously school to tell the events of her Rev. L. M. Holloway left Mon production, says Washington State school-day world. Among other selected. The newly named points college. Feeding moist mash in montbly' payments of $ 5 5 . 5 0 . If day for Washington City, where things, she breathlessly related that included Raleigh, N. C., and volves extra labor and presents the she had a long converstaion with ! there bad been no minor chitdren, he goes to attend the Southern danger of the growth of harmful Rice as Poultry Feed Jacksonville, Fla. her teacher. Mrs Black would have been enti- Baptist Convention which meets mold and bacteria, especially dur “Just what did you say?” asked Proves Satisfactory ing hot weather. t'ed to a lump-sum payment; and in that city today. her mother. Whole and ground rice, rice bran DoYouReadThe Record? The little lady proudly announced: and rice polish are excellent feeds at the age of 6 5 , she would be en The Record’s party of farmers Hog Self-Feeder “I said ‘uh-huh’ twice.” for egg production and growth in titled to monthly payments of $ 22. chickens when they are adequately will spend tomorrow in Catawba 5 0 for the rest of her life if she THREATENING GESTURES supplemented with vitamin A and county, looking over the dairy reasonably free from rancidity. bad not remarried. farms, Catawba Creamery, etc. ftotice to Creditors Whole rough rice proves to be a You should contact our office lo satisfactory substitute for whole yel There will be about 15 in the Having qualified as Administra cated 4 3 7 Nissen Building, Win- I low corn when included to the ex party, and they will travel in three tor, C. T. A., of the estate of F. C. st< n-Saletn, N. C., in the event of Frost, deceased, notice is hereby I tent of 75 per cent of the grain feed cars, driven by County Agent W. and ground rough rice replaces vonr husband’s death. Payments given to all persons holding claims ground yellow corn. F. Reece, H. F. Tutterow and T. against the estate of said deceased, :ifn be made only three months re M. Hendrix. Among those going to present the same, properly veri Productivity Depends troactively. ' For example, if your are R. D. Poole, I. G. Roberts, B. fied, to the undersigned, on or be claim is not filed until 6 months fore the IOth day of April, 1949, Upon Organic Matter G. Angell, W. F. Reece, Thomas after the death of your husband, or this notice will be plead in bar The soil’s ability to pnoduce high Zanzant, H. M. Deadmon, T. M. This New Jersey self-feeder for of recovery. AU persons indebted market pigs also may be used for crop yields needed to reed hungry you would lose 3 months’ pav- Hendrix, H. F. Tutterow, W. E. to said estate will please call upon brood sows that are suckling lit It was Jimmy’s first time at a con millions depends on its organic mat men's. Claims for Iutr p-sum death cert and, watching the antics of the ter supply. Soils rich in organic Kennen, Beri Tutterow, Wilburn the undersigned and make prompt ters. Several different feeds may payments must be made' within 2 be supplied in separate compart conductor, he turned to his mother matter are good “sponges” for Koontz, J. F. Click and C. Frank settlement. Tliis IOth day of A- and asked: ; soaking up and holding rainfall for years after the death of the wage pril, 1948. ments, and the pigs choose the Stroud. The Record is sponsor proportions and amounts of each. 1 “Why is the man shaking his stick I crops. Organic matter helps restore earner. ______at the lady on the stage?” j soil structure, improves tilth and ing this tour to get the Davie far P A U L JO N ES, A dm r. One of the chief advantages of the C. T. A., of F. C. Frost, decs’d. self-feeder is the saving in labor “Sh-sh,” pleaded his mother. < helps plant roots get more nutrients Everybody wants a government mers interested in registered cat Route 2, Mocksville, N. C. effected, providing the feeder is “He’s not shaking it at her.” I from the soil. Use lime, fertilizers that can operate without taxation tle and dairy farms. A fine trip is large enough to hold several day’s “Well, what’s she hollering for '• containing phosphorus and potash to and yrt give the people the bene J. Ti Reece and Lafayette Wil then?” f get good catches of legumes, anticipated. * liams, Attorneys, supply of feed. fits pf modern times. T
THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C.
Easily Built Children’s WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS W ashington D lpest/ Giraffe’s Neck Slide Revolt Interrupts Bogota Parley; Do you feel tired, jittery, in need of a vacation? If the news on the M uff (a Dog) H as Her Ideas front page starts to get you down, M iners Get Pension, End W alkout; it’s time to relax. You’ll be agree ably surprised to see how far away GOP A spirants in Prim aries Fight from the worries of the world you About the Nobility of M an can get by working with wood. Saw _By Bill Schoentgen, W N U StafF W riter „ ing wood and then putting the pie The Good Samaritan ces together has tremendous thera (EDITOR’S NOTE: When opinions ore expressed In these columns, they are those of peutic values. It’s a grand way to Western Newspaper Union’s news analysts and not necessarily of this newspaper.) A CRIPPLED BEGGAR was push- By BAUKHAGE lf h r d e ing his wheel chair along a rainy keep yourself completely occupied REVOLT: Ou Wisconsin Washington street. The pavement News A n a ly st a n d Commentator while accomplishing something P i g H was wet. Crossing the street, the worth while. B o g o ta rubber tires of the wheel chair slip WASHINGTON—There is nothing particularly , strange about a Sg Her It was a peaceful early afternoon ped, finally stalled at the curb. The dog guarding a batch of milk cans like the one in the accompanying In Bogota, Colombia, and the inter- chair wouldn’t budge. photograph. You wouldn’t be too surprised to be told that the dog II Buri American conference was droning A stranger, hurrying through the knew who should collect the cans and who shouldn’t; to hear about S § Neasly along in customary style in the capi drizzle, stepped over to the wheel other dogs who go to the store with a shopping list, bring back gro •Jgiatchetl tal building on the' Plaza Bolivar. chair and gave it a push. ceries and even steaks in the basket they carry; and you know all S e r io d i Then, with the firing of four assas The cripple wiped his face with about the wonderful “Seeing-Eye” dogs which not only guard their sin’s- bullets into the body of Jorge a soiled service cap and thanked the masters from harm, but often appear to sense danger’s approach. Elicier Gaitan, popular leader of But the other day I had an experience with a dog which you prob- g g Of QD stranger, who asked where he was X» 43 CttLPS SUfit Colombia’s Liberal party, one of the going. abij won't believe. ||iontrof' worst revolts Latin American has “To Union station,” was the reply I was sitting at twilight on my peace never has been maintained H jihree Id seen exploded into violence. “to get out of the rain.” porch after a long day and a com- except by ‘balance of power’; men •M reateft Building this slide from the pat During the first afternoon Bogota inrting meal. I was digesting my are ‘fighting animals’ and so on ad 'griphoid ihf The well-dressed stranger offered tern isn’t at all difficult. AU ycu do descended into a state of complete to push the wheel chair to the sta sssp dinner while Muff, nauseam—(pardon the Latin but Ifnfectiju is cut each part according to the anarchy. Mobs prowled the streets, tion. my wire - haired Roman senator belonged to one of g S ra n sn tit pattern. Then fasten each piece to burning and looting. Scores were “We’ll go there together,” said the fox, was removing my ancestors.) Now I, with my race I ! ; killed. The residence of President the last vestiges of gether exactly in position indicated -$#er cent stranger, pushing the wheel chair memories—can recall more of them on the printed paper pattern. No Ospina Perez was attacked and win ahead of him. her share of it which have worn thin and been dis special tools or skill are required. M if a * dows were broken before army “Work for the government-”’ asked from her beard. SgHgorotjs carded than your species (which I The pattern specifies materials to troops drove away the crowd. the cripple as they proceed rd. She was lolling in doubt will have a very extended gphe birfl Above the confused clamor of the “ Yes.” front of me on the buy and where to use each piece. iPfrhus lii In his South St. Paul home Stas- destiny) ever will have. AU lumber is stock size and readily* 1STvr throng could be heard shouts of sen griwaed with the comfortable “Veterans administration-”’ flat topped porch- “Just an example. With little ef “Down with the government, down “ No.” p o s t, her favorite obtainable at lumber yards every cheer of a cat who had just swiped fort, I can recall some of the silly where. with the Conservatives.” all the cream in Wisconsin as he “Where do you work?” persisted resting place. She shibboleths which made trouble for finished her toilet, Send 50 cents for Slide Pattern Three days later, as the riots sim sat with his wife and received re the wheel-chair passenger, some of my ancestors. It was back No. 63 to Easi-Bild Pattern •'Com mered to a halt, 300 persons were ports stating that he had run off “ Over in the court.” flopped her chin on in the stone age, just about the same pany, Dept, W» PleasantviIIe, N. I . one paw facing me dead, many others injured. Down with 19 of the 27 delegates in that “Which court?” time when we canines decided Man town Bogota was a welter of de state’s primary election. ‘The supreme court.” and winked — or so had reached the point where-he was struction. Colombia had broken re The beggar twisted his head it seemed in the fading light. A ready for adoption and training in lations with Soviet Russia, and the around for a good look at the man robm was sounding the last sleepy civilization. PRIMARIES: who was pushing him through the cadences of his vesper song from inter-American conference had al “At that period in pre-history we rain. the recesses or an ancient maple. most cracked up, with delegates un W is c o n s in had advanced to the point where we certain as to whether they could con ‘Which one are you?” he asked, I looked at Muff. She looked back Wisconsin’s presidential primary realizing at last that his escort was hunted in packs instead of singly. tinue. ' and smiled beneath her whiskers — Our policy was still kill and let be election to choose delegates to the one of the nine most potent judges or so I guessed she might be doing. Birth On the face of it, the revolt was Republican national convention in In the land. a sudden eruption of violent senti “If I had the patience,” I said J i f a rm, Philadelphia on June 21 was regard The man who had rescued him was half-aloud, “I could teach you to j-;.a Photo ment of Liberal party followers ed, as usual, as a straw in the wind; Justice Harold Burton. against the Conservative govern talk.” iEaig°°
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' 11 “ w»di 'to) ki »ik :i Duhng^Growing Period . itii, 'tn n l ■'ft (tui,« Kinittf/ i m !i w Neafly ,-a third of all turkeys U .nh'it w m $ b .. Jatchetl are lost during the growing QLANCINI ir a mo ft -Th?'! / -u\ brSK J)h. :t? -v> in rv I BeriodJ This statement is based on history, ^fceeJhatl V U O H p jindmas of U tah Agricultural col- 50,000 Jews were'^iturnS ege survey. saleil V 1JiB t g ; A-.imidgfeti isiib- ! W cS M W i * - ,10 L.,»parme J- Of CTinsiderable importance and the te ; q y ! Y w j p 13 IontroS program is the fact that the rebuilt;'ana later, Ezra^jrety »>0t3Svr* CJ grows on trees?” but s&£:?iett & '|3 Shree JdiseSKs known to be the thought she’d see the day when ^reatest IdSrs of poults—paraty with about Tufotf e$ , »«:•»•«« *»(?> c>! Huw yn I'lhe PflUldl^tM nlJy ansWpr, ,VJftfj: | phoid ihfectiS pijUorum disease and to inaugurate needs fiie?f -c'i M IaiS 5 neeaeat; T it grows on bashes. Ji do ifectious sifisiti#' ^'Iuch may be reformsj’^Thered camffj C-U -< 7 '&A//7 JQ 3/U ,/I*/? H 3 S ? iftvgftijc./HsflWj.tte./jMirjebi- ft to :h3 14 |B. C., 7 ^ 7 *>* raMng!h6{neJfi^6m‘ th^iiii^eify ransnjitted SrouSh ^ e g from Nehemiah, 444 j -.,,I parent! to th^ offspn^fe-^Ause 1W to rebuild the I walls, t > -.IV-KfT 'li- « ')! I t '5ie*&ottedi BM^tJflJ-On a'iA ishn |>er ceat of the brooder loss; and with E zra to lead had given no details, 91 ,the lest. i elje. %R%« Il '* > ■iTOfe>SuBittaWntf U-*cafl 6d- 1Uiirt % » - soon had-.f$95.- Bpt Mrs, Finke. If a grower ^tarts with a health a needed religious ;didn’t' fce'ep ttib'rn^incy. ; fI1 lt 1 i: t l ■ceiuir-.-d. £igoroi|s poult, the job of keeping IienaiQtn hi'rt) fit Irir.ls ne bind healtRy is relatively .simple, Dr. Newto Siit JQteitanfeI WiUi VassenafSwndltyit.! _ ' ^tltiWaS I part dt-aicached W si :r.> |h pi.ve. thus Ijie first problem for a pros- other man abflard.«afjiedv» Idepthi IfcfJ rcViiiiiy HAPBY TIMES + ★ + IS * i der a flower, pot for a -vaetion ev?ry- tt TT1OR Ezra had prepare ''tSp.f' W e ' Sirt'd vbYeV,;the' ttife Cii i "heart to seek the law of the’ i'.zi i::!L'<5<;rrfS t>L‘l * e v t S ...... ^anid thiaj-j caught on'ith^ .O l Tjttern Lord, and to do it, and to teach in (btusiwi^ci K?slVio:lsrl-i hI? *i I .it 8 In - Oom- Israel statutes and judgments.” -I- ; «trs;> -"Ii n ;\ - tgfnfr>^ ■■■■ ri ->', Cr- ItI-I YTtIKf 1?. n . y. There was great need for a re Cookine>PotSrtoeS'> '-fVS = vival of religion, and Ezra knew I W a n YOU AKP, ANPifSvgfT^fTttTJJi■ Sf^ts, ■ teAitffbi fe^pe^inieni Need VERY POOR PRINT THE DAVlE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C . MAY 5.1948 THE DAVIE RECORD., Joins Air Force IHospital For Da- THE D C. FRANK STROUD - - Editor. According to 1st Sgt. James F. Oldest Pa Strange, of the Winston-Salem > vie County N o Liquo TELEPHONE Army and Air Force Recruiting There will be a meeting of the Office, Robert Luther Dill has re- citizens of Davie County, on W ed B ntered a tth e Postoflice in Mocke- enlisted in the Air Force in die NEWS I He, N. C.. as Second-ctase MBit nesday, May 7th, at 7:30 p. m., at r grade of Staff Sgt. Sgt. Dill is a Htter. March 3.1903. the court house in Mocksville, for W .G .B the husband of the former Miss the purpose of passing on the Louise Latham, of near Cana. 4 3, was in t SUBSCRIPTION RATES: They have one daughter. At pre question for a hospital for Davie H arry S (ME YEAR. IN N. CAROLINA * t.50 sent St. Dili is stationed at Green County. First, the .pumber of \ SIX MONTHS IN N. CAROLINA 75c. ville Air Base, near Greenville, S. beds we wish to build a hospital A ids, spent ONF YE\R. OUTSinE ST4TI - '2.00 * \ w C. Sgt. Strange is in MocksviUe to accomodate. Second, a bond w ith his SiX MONTHS. OUTSIDE ST ATE - $1.00 every Tuesday to interview appli issue for the hospital. Third, the cants for the Regular Army and M r. and "IF MY PEOPLE. WHICH ARE CAUH) BY name for the hospital. A ir Force. W inston-S MY NAME, SHAU HUMBLE THEMSELVES. AND The Federal and State Govern w eek o n b PRAY. AND SEEK MY FACE, AND TURN AWAY ment put up $78.40, and the Coun FROM THEIR WICKED WAYS; THEN WIU I Fork News Notes tv put up $21.60 for every hund Frank S' HEAR FROM HEAVEN. AND WIU FORGIVE Litde Miss Gay Rice has mumps. red dollars that it takes to build day from a this hospital. It is up to the peo THEIR SINS. AND WIU HEAL THEIR IAND."- Mrs. Ned Bailey and son Billy, 7 tives in W 2 CHRON. 7:14. spent the week-end with relatives pie of Davie County to say wheth in Bennettsville, S. C. er they want to accept this great Clyde G Editor Carl Goerch, of The Mr. and Mrs. Sam Yarborough, opportunity. room hou who have been living in the Hege State, Raleigh, says that he never To build a twenty bed hospital lim its on heard the expression, “Making apartments here, moved to Reeds / last Saturday. gt a cost of $160,000, Davie Coun tongue and buckle meet,” until he M rs. W . Mrs. J. M. Livengood returned ty would have to pay $34,560.00, W ilkesbor read it in The Davie Record re To build a thirty bed hospital WHY WHISPr- home Thursday from Baptist Hos a n d Mrs. cently. Carl wasn’t living in these pital, where she had been taking a would cost $360,000, and Davie Thursday. parts when Joe Caldwell was edi few days treatment. County would have to put up ting the Charlotte Observer, Rufe Mrs. Vance Johnston spent last $77,760, and we can go ahead and M rs. E. Clark the Statesville Landmark, Wednesday in Charlotte with her build a larger hospital under the M rs. Joe and J. F. Click the Hickory Mer husband, who is in a hospital. Mr. Johnston is recovering from same plans. AU the citizens who were in to cury. For 55 years we have had an eye operation. are interested in building a hos last week. a hard fight trying to make ton Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Cozart, pital, and all those who are op gue and buckle meet. It means of Mocksville, were Fork visitors posed to building a hospital, are M r. and keeping the wolf from the door: Wednesday night. asked to meet with us on die date and little trying to pay your debts and eat Mrs. Kathryn Sorrey, of Long as set out above. were in to three times a day—in other words, Beach, Calif., arrived Thursday o n busine B. C. BROCK, Chairman to keep out of the “poor-house.” evening to visit friends and rela tives in her old home community. Davie Hospital Committee. HENDRIX BROTHERS Be ashamed, Carl! M r. an CALL 234 FOR INFORM ATION are erecti A Correction th e Y adk 5 R o u t e 3 ...... M ocksville, N. C. tw o m iles In the statement of Bank of Davie, which appeared in our last To The Republican Voters Pfc. Jac issue, we had the loans and dis tio n ed at counts listed as $3,715.53, when ....is your GIBSON Tractor deals th e week they should have been listed at of Davie County. He has a complete stock of tracto r s parents, $607,023.17. The furniture and a r? ~ * : - 'Ti f> n t s AVAILABLE HOW M rs. C. fixtures were $3,715.53. We are ing the S- glad to make this correction. th e W h it I wish to announce through The Davie Record, that I in A d an ti School Attendance am a candidate for S e e m d t o } t f o g i b s o n Rev. an have pure Shows Increase COUNTY COMMISSIONER N MEANS FAR NT EQUIPNfE'N'f*'i;A:;; B uilders The schools of Davle County ro o m ho~ show an average daily attendance From Jerusalem Township, on the Republican ticket. I higher for the first seven months would appreciate your vote in the M rs. N of the current year than the aver 2 , is a pa" age daily attendance for a corres Statesville ponding period in 1946-47 school MAY 29TH PRIMARY. complica* year. This year the average daily If nominated and elected to this important office, I will attendance by schools for the first Jack D M r. and seven months was: Mocksville, try to serve the citizens of the entire county to the best of G rove, u n 657; W m . R. Davie, 137; Farm ing my ability. Go to the Primary on May 29th, and ask to n , 269; Sm ith Grove, 180; Shady tio n at your neighbors to go. Grove, 425; Cooleemee, 655; Col lu e s d a y ored schools, 605. The total in T h e $ crease over last year was 39 for GIBSON m odel an the white schools. k in C o u n Indications are that the schools WALTER B WILSON TRACTOR jo rity o f will have a heavy enrollment next election I year and new classrooms will be * VCRSATtCf UMT W 1 H«CP. M ockfviilet R oute 4. Ci=PENOABLE AND ECONOMICAL TO OKttfi come and absolute necessity at M rs. Z. th a t time. (Political Advertisement.) was in to wav to C ’ Arnold V. Smith f band, w h lotte clini A rnold V. Sm ith, 14, son of PLOW ' eye oper M t. and Mrs. Robah Smith, of IO IN. OR 1% IN. near Redland, died at a Statesville T h e co hospital last Tuesday afternoon, th e resu where he had been a patient for I TO THE REPUCLI 'AN | from th e three days. a n d from Funeral services were held at SI0 SON MEANS PINE section o th e hom e at 2:30 p. m., Thursday, I Voters of Davie County! I FARM EQUIPMENT Highway. followed by services at Bethlehem DISC HARROW Methodist Church at 3 p. m. M iss G Revs. J. S. Folger, J. G. Bruner : For the past four years I have served the people S' w ho un d and J. W . Vestal officiated. I of Davie County as a member of the Board of Com- ^ tio n a t D Survivors include the parents: last week I missioners, to the best of my ability. I wish to ex- s|§ two brothers, Terry and Steve condition Smith, of the home; and the ma I tend my sincere thanks to all those who voted for = v ry to lea~ ternal grandmother, Mrs. S. W. j me four years ago, and for the co-operation they have g j M r. a Bowden, of near Redland. I given me since my election. Q w ho hav RAR MOWiR SPRING TC* th e H ard John A. Hepler I AM A CANDIDATE | m oved i John A. Hepler, 75, of Route 2, A von str Harmony, died Wednesday at his Hj For re-nomination for County Commissionee in = M rs. Cec' Mr. Hepler was a native of Da d Try The GiflSOlI T otal vidson County, but lived in Davie The May 29th Primary, ( a n d true County many years before moving I And would appreciate the support of every Repub- £jj w ere exa to Iredell County 32 years ago. lane here home-following a long illness. iican, both men and women. If nominated and elec- jEE ed o n i Funeral services were held at 3 ted, I will continue to serve all the people of Davie ES HENDRIX BROTHERS approved p. m. Friday at Oak Grove Metho County to the best of my ability. Be sure and go to j|j| / rejected dist Church, with Rev. J. B. Fitz 528; reje gerald officiating, and the body the Primary on May 29th. Es laid to rest in the church ceme M r. an tery. CALL 234 FOR INFORMATION m oved 1 Surviving are the wife; a daugh R. P. MARTIN Foster co ter, Mrs. Dewey Joyner, of Mocks- th e new ville. Route I; a son, George Hep N . C . I Route 3 Mocksville, N. C. chased r ler, Harmony, R. 2, seven grand J MOCKSVILLE Builders children; 1 2 great-grandchUdren, (Political Advertisement) street, and one sister, Mrs. Rena Boger, a n d m ost of Mocksville. ■si 1901^^8049395201949 section. THfi DAVIE RECORD. HOCKSVILLE. N. C. MAY 5. 1948 THE DAVIE RECORD. Dr. Robert Lowery, of Salisbury was a ModcsvflIe visitor one day Jttnior-Senior Present Operetta last week. Oldest Paper In The County “Why the Garden Quarreled,” FARM FOR SALE No Liquor, Wine, Beer Adt Mr. and Mrs. Hannon McMa Banquet was presented by the Wm. R. Da han, of Pinot were in town shop The Mocksville High School vie children on April 28th, to a ping T hursday. Junior-Senior banquet was held large audience. Main characters NEWS AROUND TOWN. were: 8 in the Balenese Room at the Rob G O O D -ROOM HOUSE, with lights and . good JoeMassey, of Eufola, Iredell ert E. Lee Hotel, last Tuesday eve Oueen of May—Reba Furches. well water. Good outbuildings, with 187 acres of W. G. Booel of Yadkinville, R. County, was rambling around on ning. Therewere 102 present for Spirit of Dawn—Luray Reavis. 3, was in town Wednesday. our streets Thursday. land, just outside Mocksville city limits on Wins the occasion, which included the Clover—Mary Jane Joyner. Harry Stroud, of Roanoke Rap Junior and Senior classes, two Jack-in the-Pulpit.—Johnny Et- ton-Salem Highway. This is the home and farm Despite the busy season on A el chison. ids, spent the week end in town farms, there were a goodly num-, members from the Freshman and of the late Robert L. Wilson. For full information with his family. Sophomore classes, Principal C. Prince Butterfly-Clarence Driver ber of tillers of the soil in town Sir Bumble—Tommy Joyner. call on or write trading around Saturday afternoon R. Farthing, and five members of Mr. and Mrs. James Mclver, of the school faculty. Members of About 60 children made up Winston-Salem, were in town last Walter Martin, who has been the Junior class rendered a musi choruses of bachelor buttons, bees, week on business. confined to his home on North cal program during the evening. sweet peas, raindrops, gardeners, M RS. R. L. W ILSON, butterflies, lillies, roses, pansies, Frank Stroud, Jr., returned M on Main street by illness for the past The tempting menu included marigolds, iris, rabbits, frogs and day from a short visit with rela six mondis, is able to be out a» creamed chicken on toast, baked gain, his friends will be glad to potatoes, green peas, hot rolls, breezes. Preceding the operetta a 1901 B rantley St., W inston-Salem . tives in Washington, D. C. grapefruit, coffee and ice cream. learn. musical program was rendered by The young people enjoyed a de Misses Louise and Jessie Libby Clyde Glasscock is erecting a 6 - lightful evening. There are 37 Phone 31535. room house just outside the city ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Cald students in the Senior class.. Stroud and Betty Honeycutt. well and little son, Robert, Jr., of limits on the Statesville highway. J. F. Cope, a good farmer of Winnsboro, S. C., spent the week Now is the time to sub the Macedonia community, was Mrs. W. E. Jones, of North end in town, guests of Mrs. Cald scribe (or The Record.' in town Thursday on business. Wilkesboro, was the guest of Mr. well’s mother, Mrs. J. S. Daniel, and Mrs. C. F. Stroud and family on South Main street. Thursday. WANT ADS PAY. Mrs. E. M. Keller and Mr. and Princess Theatre FOR COUNTY Mrs. Joe Hanley Keller, of Kappa, JUST FOR ' SALE—Dress print feed were in town shopping one day WEDNESDAY bags, 100 lb. size, 35 cents each. COMMISSIONER last week. Mrs. M. B. Richardson, ARRIVED “Riff-Raff,” with Pat O’Brien Mocksville, N. C., Route 2. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Swearingen and Anne Jeffreys. Washabee or Dry Clean Belts and little daughter, of Salisbury, NAILS and Buckles, made to order. But were in town one day last week THURSDAY and FRIDAY tonholes. 321 Salisbury Street. I am a candidate for nom ination on business. i"Tarzan and the Huntress," Phone 210-J on the Republican ticket for Coun Barbed Wire, with Johnny Weissmuller. Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Smith NEW GARAGE-I have open ed a garage on Highway 801, one ty Com m issioner for D avie County are erecting a 4 -room cottage on H ay Baling Ties SATURDAY mile south of Fork, and am pre the Yadkinville highway, about pared to do all kirids of auto re in the M ay 29th Prim ary. two miles out. “Ghost Town Renegades,” pair and glass work. Stock Limited with Lash LaRue. F. C. SEAFORD. Ffc. Jack Graham, who is sta I am a native of Farmington Towuship 1 and spent tioned at LangleyField, Va., spent Better Hurry M O N D A Y most of my life where I live now. I am a mem the week end in town with his ‘I t Happened on 5th Ave.” ber of the Methodist Church, and have represent parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Graham with Gale Storm and Don SILER ed the Farmington Charge twice at the Annual Con D eFore. Mrs. C. F. Stroud, Jr., is attend M ocksville ference, and I am delegate now, and also Church ing the Supreme Shrine Order of T U ESD A Y Funeral Home Trustee. I am a farmer, and if nominated and the White Shrine of Jerusalem, AND in Atlantic City, N, J. Hdw. Co. “W yoming,” w ith Bill Elliott.. elected, I will do my best to serve all classes of peo ple in Davie County to the best of mv ability. I Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Turner Flower Shop will appreciate your support in the coming Primary. have purchased from MocksvilIe Ty W lilllllWBWIIIUIiaiBMMillMimiilMIMMyil Phone 113 S. Main St Builders Supply Co., a new six Mocksville, N. C. room house on Salisbury street. TO THE REPUBLICANS OF Ambulance Service Mrs. Norman Rummage, of R, JOHN M. GROCE 2, is a patient at Davis Hospital, Statesville, taking treatment for DAVlE COUNTY complications following mumps. M ocksville, N. C.t R oute 3. I wish to announce to die voters of Jack David Paige, little son of W henYou Need (Political Advertisement.) Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Paige, Smith DAVIE COUNTY SCREEN DOORS AND Grove, underwent a tonsil opera WINDOWS or Any Kind Illlllilllllllllllllllllllllll tion at MocksviIle Hospital last That I am a candidate for COUNTY COMMIS of Cabinet Work, call or see luesday morning. SIONER, and would appreciate the vote of every Chas. F. Cozart, The $460,000 bond issue to re Republican voter in the county—both men and worn- model and build schools in Yad f P hone 238-J. N . M ain St. en—in the May 29th Primary. WE HAVE JUST | kin County, was carried by a ma Mocksville, N. C. jority of 96 votes in the bond I am a native of Davie County, and spent most of election last Tuesday. my life in Fulton Township. This township hasn’t INSTALLED A NEW North Carolina ( , ~ „ Mrs. Z. N. Johnston, of Fork, had a member of the Board of Commissioners in JDavie County. \ ln The SuperiorCour, was in town Wednesday on her many years. I served for two years in the U. S. John H. Creason, Joe Creason, wav to Charlotte to visit her hus U S. Army during World War IL I am engaged in et al band, who is a patient in a Char vs Superior Separatorl lotte clinic, recovering from an farming, and am Secretary of Fork Baptist Church, J. S. Creason, et al. ’ eve operation. of which I am a member. If nominated and elect Notice of Sale W hich Takes V etch and Cockerell I The contract has been let for ed to this important office, I will serve the public to Under and by virtue of an or the resurfacing of the highway out of W heat, Rye and • O ats. Let| the best of my ability. der in the above entitled cause from the Yadkin River to Fork, made by S. H. Chaffin, Clerk of us clean your seeds. and from Mocksville to the inter Superior Court, the undersigned section of 901 on the Yadkinville !Commissioner will, on Saturday, Highway. th e 15th day o f May, 1948, at 12 CLARENCE R. CARTER o’clock, M., at the court house Miss Edria Wilson, of Route 4, door of Davie County, in Mocks FERTILIZER! FERTILIZER!! ville, N. C., offer for sale the fol- who underwent a serious opera M ocksville, N. C., R oute 3. lowing- described tract of land, W e have a good supply of tion at Davis Hospital, Statesville, known as the dower of Ella Crea last week, remains in a serious (Political Advertisement.) son, deceased: condition, her friends will be sor Beginning at a stone in Nolly’s ’ Smith-Douglas Fertilizers ry to le a m . line; thence N. 37.20 chs. to a j stone; thence E. 21 degs. S. 25.00] Mr. and Mrs. Harley Crews, chs. to a stone; thence S. 21 degs. j G ood For AU Crops. who have had an apartment in W . 16.14 ch§. to a po st oak; th e n c e ' W . 1.00 chs. to a stone; thence S. j the Harding-Hom building, have MOTHERS’ DAY 14.25 chs. to a stone; thence W.J moved into the Foster cottage, on 14.13 chs. to th e beginning, con- j D. K. McClamrock & Son Avon street, vacated by Mr. and taining fifty-seven and one-half I Mrs. Cecil Litde. (572 ) acres more or less. Refer-! SUNDAY, MAY 9TH. ence is hereby made to Deed re- j Phone 307. Depot Streetl Total number of automobiles corded in Book 34, page 83, Reg and trucks in Davie County that ister’s Office of Davie County, N. M other will w ant choice Fruits, C., for a more particular descrip were examined in the mechanical tion. s lane here recently were; Approv V egetables and Fresh M eats for this The above lands will be divided ed on initial examination, 474; into two tracts, and the exact approved on re-examination, 493; happy occasion. You will find just metes and bounds of the separate ATTENTION FARMERS! rejected on initial examination, tracts will be announced at date 528; rejected on re-examination 53. of sale, and said lands will be sold POULTRY LOADING w hat you w ant in our jnodern, up- in separate tracts, and then of fered ■ as a whole. If the amount We Will Buy Every Thursday Morning From Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Little have to-date grocery and m arket. bid for the whole is more than 8 A. M., To 11 A. M. moved from one of the Raymond •/ ______the amount (|]id for the separate Foster cottages, on Avon street, to tracts, the bidder for the whole . In Front Of E. P. F1Otters Cotton Gin Your Poultry th e new 6 -room home they pur tract will be declared the purchas HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID er. TER M S O F SALE: 1-3 cash chased recently from MocksvilIe Ideal Grocery & Market and the balance on sixty days time SALISBURY POULTRY CO. Builders Supply Co., on Salisbury with bond and approved security. street. This is one of the neatest T his th e 13th dav o f A pril, 1948. Salisbury, N. C. and most attractive houses in that P h o n e 3 6 “O n The Square” HELEN G. WILSON, section. Commissioner. ".fin YAf.': H ,HJ.HVfcJKiOt* .« « 0 0 3 « 31VAQ 3 BT THpitDAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVftLE, 1«. C ., t lC l a a a m - m m - m L ^ b i^ u U !nvreaiI i \uin«a^iui«uL fib 'Mo idiitiV B ItW HGTAT rtic u C j. SEWlN^*t?ll^l AJtIIiE INTHE m IM M noftntH .s*M bn* riW ,uiW f, ? ; V, i; I'.iiv/ Tjupnad -to f tc m * u 4 o f l A m m Lf.frj rrrft-rt(bit rU'v/i .:V> K H M o o # >P .< g o t s i t e t It’s almost gardening time. To K e - S f i A e a a keep y o u r J dlearL^w&Ufc« ^ « S e s tv!w‘^ ® M ^ e d if M’io tin sii u tf 'fca n M ,MIiwtWbsY 1» , s o o S . 0 .W working in the soil scratch them ji o bnuats e*w S fittu o O jtv V t i g 7SnFthe •: ...... faboff& m ^l^ni u t w , I jver a c3fce -of soap SfS tH< the-' so&pv moon-bathed';. IahdSC^e--Sped igpast to o will get under, your nails.. TWs will Joyce, who had been watching fro^-., an .UpstairKfwindbwi fPeached ,S s Jijfi f^ ife S F S a f .w ig ««»»f Ilo ,bwwfjftSmeft keep Uief iSoil W t^arittiEHfei stiap 'can-1 pedal. It was early spring, and »s€i lXi be easily. washed out. . . rjigdly for ,the, coa^ lying on her befl.| A y s w $ > * 7 K ,«£>( g iTr.t* v r { .JiOftI A's • 5u !' !SljfJiiidJ-'hiwat ‘she m ade*-' cool night air blowing in - 1SiFdigh in look handsome -on-your- bed. Easy IWdW broidery is in simple .cross-stitch. pansies CroaRtea m snaaea= laven ffife « « der cotton—the center huds are thfe *>4fj % To obtain hot-iron tra n s r« « * u - U'/fS color ch art and stitcSi v -Then with a.laughing sigh at dresser set, too. Glorious Bird (P alter a »Mfr» -W04) absurdity,' she 1 shbot/tnfe !mood f ^ lda M fisfi-.ftad ^rrj^ d ,.out.f 0^, the rooi without looking'back, i' .1SafiSy,! jnyiiheiffcati'Sifli her “^low youngi we were!” she thoughi wiitfnily. .' 1®ow.rttoibIH iiire- case tucked tinder her feet, ( IessIyijJungt An^ we’llnever be y^iing lijce.tlpat 11 f[jjw ! relaxed’ ^eomfcartdbiy'i against tl ->• ------O n e rfo l CHARACTER is like; the foun- shoulder of; the young man behir U dation * tff1 u' bdtise —it*s: b^l'6w; 1 th‘e; ytefe'fin§ wfteeli 'J ((<« fiott, Norfolk, Va., the unusual res------iv iH f>^§ “Is Uehtnlns Protection Worth Providing!" ATHER than any pricel^fciit Jue operation is especially valuable, m .inuTHiHfiDsnrtPTl JiMit • o d a y .O because some areas Af^thy^i&efjp NCS'CO terrain in J ^ji B iV 1 wr, F F i ■ *mj£------:iTfl fiihnivt could \1 'i t f t If therelte any word that I RAM.GE ur aching heart, jump from C47’s via the silk chute S G a ilD S m m \ U iii. / l M M Quickly apply soothing: and com- I would jfcg like ojos/qn forting GRAY’S OINTMENT with Be glad to speak'that word, b^jpd tb’‘ IgueSH teR fflB to-^rf * > * * Hffi its wholesome antiseptics and na- bring -[■ f>/h ture aiding medication. Nothing else esco. iverpbene A " forrfo* con^tting// iHlieiyfmheittttti IptiH iI m !ministers first aid, evacuates the - ^ troubles. 35c. Get a package today. SutneIl I know that silence ^seriously wounded and provides I !IoTA Ofewifaffcy-rso great I m t^ e e d , ;t E L kI i S M t o S l W l <»M Th* far mis ffifeI «itfifcoi»cdlfc whco The ,entire p a ie J U M . your heart |few minutes, contrasting sharply NATIONAL .with the hours and days ;fhat it has DeK. Al, 270 NO m m dE9 Eftfii> w 'C&z ;; Stated t ^ojvef^nd - ~'i 'tbinCKiii *A-Jtht bm . Better dian wori*. . . blit let me claspi [ 1 preach some crash scenes in the past. , your hand, I a!ill tSgH rajftaM I 3(ist I ! T w in s IO h% ? -j m w m •ll-lflK i u / O u r ■ m * s - M r »oY Wasfc-sv'si’s ^ .^ f iWitoitminiuiuliu lmiliiituilHi uittMIiM i are identical RHEUMATISMt H E U M A T i S M tical. n ^ e S t l S H EU3ITJS-LUJWBAG0 When they reported to the school jIH' i ! dentist, Dr. -George -M. Teasdale-,. 1 81I with toothaches in corresponding molars,•s, Dr. Dr.g. Teasdate_ insisted he ‘ HowtfinF''111 jjfiT n fin never coincii . ^ B E iM E 1D ^ ... To— their their mother, mother, however, however, itit waswas BRING S B t F S S FJ). R E LI EF a m ■»«fll IIH Cl.. In, w w ilim «. TUlinI their second teeth. VERY POOR PRIMT THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSV1LLE, N. C. 'J BOLD STRIFES FOR Famous St. Bernards Ekf * % SiyAET FEOCK Seek Rescue Work Modern means of travel have ren dered the fambus St. Bernard Hos pice in Switzerland almost un necessary. It is to be closed after nearly 1,000 years of service. The monks and dogs will live in the Rhone Valley from now on. Its head, Ptior Lucien Gailloud Jjobbu has explained that the hospice is not to be abandoned completely. t F o u r dogs xiill stav for rescue if! i-friv* work. Some time ago several dogs were sent to Tibet to establish in the mountains a branch of the UiiifNSf Great St. Bernard Hospice. The kennels for the famous dogs are located at Martigny. jbsWiV* Vsb ;)_■ ’ v /h i ) r‘0"/!*.) YEAH, I KNOW IT'S OPEN! 11M TESTIfJG IT OUT. IF IT* “ b o b b y Is p a s s e p t h e .s t a g e w h e r e s h e A GOOD VIOLIN, RAIN WON'T HURT I T - - I F IT AIN’T, JU ST LOVES H IM MADLY - - TH IS IS [(i r>n ‘ IrriT-ti IWONT HAVE TOTAKE ANYMORE LESSONS.'*’ GETTING SERIOUS/ .'-.M NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller SfU.^U'Sf BUSINESS AWFUL !)?4 hfts m PHOOEY HERE, BUT ’i-f! --• ■ ItiifV TH ER E'S COMPETITION Date Frock tM Tlus stunning date frock is certain |S?« •' . ‘ •i, -V. .*r *• U* NOBOiUNG to command attention on each wear NO STICKING ;u I V3W ing. A bold striped fabric, used in ifs! contrast, works out beautifully. Tbe keyhole neck is especially appeal* ing—a bow ties softly in front. I -o-j fb.,s .a<* Pattern No. 8161 is designed for W e S lt t g «• sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 14 y ard s of 35 or 39-inch. I'^ivKL-vod in , : - s aW V i!!^ *«* SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. iioti. Ea.'V By Marganla 530 South WeUs St. - Cbicago 7, IU. 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U , / i a - s f F PfW e i .? ;:.* * nav® I ten tier1 ^HrtSf, ■s*55sstf feiartin^f^jnj ten return of PAP^-Jwb.*-* cn”! |i3S'def*ndabIS Ff ? *3» papor gfOIBf KEHTrrtK hrtdU ^ y swofcing* r ASD SOAP . ,H J u a M HfIf"'' «?•» m I? * ■ REG’LAR FELLERS By Gene Byrnes WHOSE, PRINCE ALBERT OOES YOUIt NOKfOHNO OPtWOM VM THAT? cousift snu. HE UFT THAT HISOR TH' IN W P IP E WOKK INTH JO&ATO* eOVER'MtNTS? mint , bum p ’ A e o K MEANS REAL SMOKING JOY-A RICH-TASTING SMOKE THATS MILD AND EASY ON THE TONGUE k f I I’ve smoked crimp cut Pnoce Albert for years," says H. J. Sullivan, "and I like the way P. A. packs in my pipe and stays lit. A Prince Albert "S '< by Clark $. Haas smoke is rich tasting and longue-easy, too. I know J : 'V ;■* SUNNYSiDE why P.A. is called the National Joy Smoke. THAT'S FIVE MALTS. Will THERE BE W NOPE / GOTTA FOUR SODAS, AND MWUING ElSE / I CAN'T IOME TWO CHEEzeeURGERS _ /?/ r - n NOW, m . DEE- SUPPER YOU'VE HAD <■ -y CRIMP CUT JOHNNV PRINCE ALBERT IS GREAT FOR. FAST, EA& ROLLING OF EXTRA-TASTY fiV Li'!* Cigarettes h% Irs a cinch to roll ciga By Len Kleis rettes with crimp cut Prince VIRGIL Albert,” says Bill Frick. VOU THlEVMNa 'P. A. rolls up fast and :;H Jc TRAMP* easily into neat ’makin’s’ smokes. t o d W f sgTPRINCE m w * « * l ? t b t a . I fiitci* S. J. fUmoMs ToteeM 0». Wtnrtw Otl—. M.Q. “the National Joy Smoke TBG DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE N. C.. MAY S. .948 States Curb Child Labor Many states last year strength DAVIE BRICK ONE BALLAND CHAIN TO 6ST 813 OP " ened child labor laws to curb exploi tation of youngsters. In Alabama, the lowest age at which children COMPANY may be employed was raised by the T h e 1947 legislature from 14 to 16 years, except in domestic service or farm DEALERS IN work. The work week for children who work after school was short ened from 48 to 40 hours. Massachu Davie Record setts strengthened its 16-year mini GOOD COAL mum work age by abolishing special permits which allowed some chil Day Fhone 194 - N ig h t Fhone 119 dren under 16 to work in industry. In Illinois, a law passed in 1945 set Mocksville, N. 0. Has Been PabHshed Since 1899 ting 16 as the minimum work age became effective last year. Three states meanwhile took action in the relatively untouched area of regu lating child farm labor. Connecticut Walker Funeral Home set 14 as the minimum age for farm 4 8 Y e a r s employment and decreed a maxi-, AMBULANCE SERVICE mum 8 -hour day and a 48-hour DAY ORSNIGHT week. New York continued wartime legislation requiring 14 and 15 year Phone 48 Other* have come and gone-your old children to get permits to work I on farms after school or during va Mocksville, N. C county newspaper keep* going. cations. Ohio also tightened regular tions covering issuance of farm Sometime* it ha* setemed hard to work certificates. Uncle Sam Says make “buckle and Jtonguen meet but Uncle Sam Says soon the sun shines and again we march on. Our faithful subscribers,, most of whom pay promptly, give us courage and abiding faith in our ’STORM BELOW THE BORDER" fellow man. If your neighbor is not taking The Record tell him to subscribe. The price is only $1.50 per year "in the Take your place in ihc Parade to Security! No matter whal your pre State, and $2.00 in other states. sent income is. or what your fu ture may be—saving: today will get m you further, faster! And there's no safer, more profitable way to save Does a $1,000 In savings seem as than the convenient Payroll Savings elusive as the rainbows pot of gold When You Come To Town Plan right where you work! Every to you? Then, think about these dollar tucked away in bonds today facts: By joining the Payroll Sav is part of your “take-home sav ings Plan where you work and al ings”—mcney-tliat GROWS. It's a lotting just 53.50 a week for Uniied Make Our Office Your promise of better things ahead for States Savings Bonds, you will ac you and your family. For the self- cumulate $1,440.84 in 10 years. Mil employed, the Bond-A-Month Plan lions of my nieces and nephews are Headquarters. where you lank provides the auto learning from experience that they matic, safe, sure, profitable way to can own an even greater amount get into the Security Parade. Sign of Savings Bonds through this par up for Security tociav* And remem tial payment plan. In the event yon We Are Always Glad To ber . . . AMERICA’S SECURITY are self-employed, automatic bond IS YOtTR SECURITY! buying is available to you through U. S. Treasury Department the Bond-A-Month Plan at your bank. O'. S. Treasury Vefarimemt See You. Microwaves Demonstrate Nature of Light and Radio Microwaves, made famous by ra Uncle Sam Say dar, provide the teacher with the simplest means of demonstrating the nature of light and radio waves Be An “Engineer in Good C. L. Andrews, New York State Col lege for Teachers, told the conven tion of the American Association Eating”—Do Home Canning! for the Advancement of Science. UNDESIRABLE ALIENS Light waves are a hundredth of Simple Instruetiont Based teen years later, an American, A. K. a hairs breadth long. To observe Shriver of Baltimore, invented the wave effects in light, the student on Seienee “retort” or "pressure” cooker. must squint through a microscope In 1858 John Mason patented the eyepiece into some ingenious de Mason jar with neck designed for vice. Radio waves are a few thou You may not have a degree as an receiving a screw' type cap. The sand feet long. To study their wave engineer, Mrs. Housewife, but when Mason jar with porcelain-lined zinc effects, a laboratory the size of the you’re home canning you’re using cap is an old reliable. Mason would state of Texas with a roof IOO miles scientific principles just as surely as probably be astounded by the 1947 high is required. a mining, chemical, electrical or cap for sealing the Mason jar. This other engineer. That is, if you fol Wave effects of microwaves are new style cap is a two-piece metal low glass jar manufacturer’s instruc affair with a Dome lid which has man-sized, conveniently spread out ~ie kidjn upjer 4 captured your tions, for they are based upon scien on a laboratory table to be meas heart during wartime. In spirit you sealing compound on the under side traveled with him toward his un tific discoveries made over a period and is tested for seal by pressing on ured with an ordinary ruler. With of a century and a half. the aid of a hand-sized transmitter certain future on the battlefields. the center of the lid with the finger. The kid upstairs today is yours. The Back in Napoleon’s time, a Paris and a hand-sized intensity meter, Sealing with the Dome lid is made “kid” may be a freckled boy or a confectioner, Nicolas Appert, set out doubly sure by the new type metal reflection, refraction, interference, curly haired Uttle girl—your son or to find a method of food preserva diffraction and polarization of daughter wh* will need your help band which bears down on the lid tion -and win a 12,000-franc prize at three pressure points. waves are to be demonstrated. through savings to find a place in offered In 1795 by the French gov Fading of radio signals due to in everyday life. The Payroll Savings ernment. Napoleon, like Frederick Also reliable in seal is the light terference between the direct wave Plan for buying United States Sav ning type jar with rubber ring, glass ings Bonds where you work is the the Great, believed an army travels and that reflected from the Ken- on its stomach, and the folks at home lid and wire bail. nelly-Heaviside layer is simulated only automatic, safe, profitable way for you to buy bonds by the install got hungry and discontented too! Many scientific experiments and with the transmitter and receiver ment payment method. In this way Nicolhs won the prize, after 16 jar improvements have perfected pro a few feet apart and a wire screen you can build the nestegg which years’ work, but his methods and cesses for today’s home canning and used to represent the ionosphere. can make the difference between equipment have been greatly im it is upon them that instructior .3 yon wishing and having the funds for proved upon. He labored under many will find in reliable home canning lit education and a secure future for handicaps, not knowing a tempera erature such as the Ball Blue Book your children. If you are self-em ture beyond boiling is required for are based. Follow these instructions Viking ‘Wineiand’ Landing ployed, buy bonds automaticaUy through the Bond-A-Month Plan processing some foods and having and you become an "Engineer in Placed in Massachusetts where you bank. to design his own glass jars. Not Good Eating”—much to the benefit A possible location of the Viking U. S. Treasury Departmeui until 1860 did Louis Pasteur e-tab- of your family’s health and increased "Wineiand” was at the mouth of the Iish the fact that microorganisms are pleasure at the table provided by de Merrimack river in northern Mas responsible for food spoilage. Four licious home canned foods. sachusetts, is the conclusion reached In Your interest | by Dr. John R. Swanton, Smith sonian institute, after an intensive DOROTHY DIX, noted study of the Icelandic sagas. newspaper .columnist and Dr. Swanton brings to the identi counselor to millions of fication of the Norse landings in Americans, says: North America about the year 1000 "The best advice I the experience of a lifetime in re have ever given in my long life is the advice I give Americans now; constructing the trail of De Soto that is. keep buying and holding m m m m m . LET US DO across the southern United States. U. S. Savings Bonds because they I Wineiand was the southernmost of will insure your future happiness. I Any home with Savings Bonds is I/ PR=PARED BY * the temporary Norse settlements. * The sagas leave little doubt that it certainly a better home than one AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR ANIMAL HEALTH a without Savings Bonds. I can truly YOUR JOB PRINTING was a well-wooded country where write about the merits of Savings a. Iia-,v area, livestock owners should wild grapes were found and where WARNING AGAINST S Bonds in the family relationship, be co-operate fully and promptly with * there was an abundance of grain. cause bonds are really very per ANTHRAX ‘SCARES’ local veterinarians and livestock san * Furthermore, the landing was in the sonal in their nature. Savings Bonds Of all the diseases affecting live itary officials. Bxcept in established * We can save you money •r mouth of some tidal river which, a eventually become the things we stock and human beings, one of the anthrax areas, an outbreak usually little way inland, broadened into hoDe for. whether it is marriage, a oldest and mo'* dead 1V is anthrax. can be controlled by vaccinating stock \ what was described as a lake. The new home, childrents education or I t spreads fast ills f~ ' and some- on the infected premises' and adjacent ¥ plain leisure. * U. S. Treasury Department farms. on your mouth of the Merrimack, he found, * checked better with the confusion of One of the common and serious mistakes, in handlin new outbreaks, ♦ often conflicting data than any other is the indiscriminate vaccination of ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, ♦ site along the New England coast. In Your Interest cattle, horses and mules outside the ¥ Other Norse landings most probably actual danger zone. This practice ¥ were on the southern coast of Labra PHILLIP MURRAY, may serve to start fresh outbreaks. STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BILL dor, where there is a general agree President, CIO, says: I “The Payroll Savings In all cases, one precaution is vital. ¥ ment of the topography with the sVH Carcasses of anthrax victims must * Plan for the purchase of ¥ confused descriptions. V. S. Savings Bonds of be dispose- of. quickly and thor HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. ¥ fers CIO members an opportunity . A cow k.llrd by anthrax. oughly. by complete burning. And ¥ the >ersons doing the job should use ¥ to save in a systematic way for fu * ture security, education of children, times causes disastrous lossses. The every precaution to avoid- exposure. Patronize your home newspaper ¥ purchase of a home, and other spores of anthrax live In the soil, sur Human beings can readily contract ¥ worth while objectives. The bene viving for years under the worst anthrax by careless handling of sick ¥ HUNTING conditions. * fits which result to the individual or dead animals. and thereby help build up your ¥ and to his family will go far to Nevertheless, anthrax “scares" and When a suspected or known case ¥ strengthen our democracy, for the indiscriminate vaccination should be of anthrax, appears the first thing V I avoided. OutbreaIis have been re- ¥ strength of each individual is a to do is to call the veterinarian. He home town and county. ¥ measure of the strength of the Na . ported in almost every state at var can examine the ai!in„ or dead an ¥ BUSINESS tion. I urge all officers and leaders ious times, but the dicer se is a ccn- imal, determine whether anthrax was « 1 slant hazard in only a few well ¥ of the Congress of Industrial Or the cause of. trouble, and prescribe ¥ ganizations to give their active sup , defined regions. i measures to check the outbreak be ¥ port to the program.” l l an anthrax outbreak occurs in fore it causes widespread losses. THE DAVIE RECORD. 9 V. S. Treasury Defarlmtni TLIne UaviePv * D Kecord J DA.VIE COUNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER-THE PAPER THE PEOPLE READ A * “HERE SHALL THE PR 'SS. THE PEOPLE’S RIGHTS MAINTAIN: UNAWED BY INFLUENCE AND UNBRIBED BY GAIN.” ■ VOLUMN XLVIX. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY. MAY 12 , 19 4 8 . N U M B E R 41 NEWS OF LONG AGO Do You Stop I o Scientists Trace Seen Along Main Street By The Street Rambler. What Was Happening In Da* E r Pray? onoooo vie Before Parking Meters Rev. W. E. IseDhour. High Point, N. C R 4 Bovce Cainconsultingwith sev eral friends in Davie Cafe—Venus And Abbreviated Skirts. While on the rounds of daily Old Fossils . - S f, . --- L arm saluting Adonnis as she hurries (Davie Record, May 19, 1920) chores. Probed for o: by auto store—Mrs. Bill Howard Cotton is 42 cents. Dusting chairs and sweeping floors, Man's Crii-;-.'i. , •* Heavy Crops Drain carrying basket of puppies down H. L. Austin, of Mebane, spentWashing clothes and making beds Main street—Mr. and Mrs. Sheek a few days in town last week on Cooking meals and combing heads. BERKELEY, CALIF, - Fr1-- , V - . - ,--V -y l A Soil of Plant Food tists poking throu.«h 40 ml Bowden and daughter Nan on business. Working here and working there, year-old layers of earth in Air.- P i s f c s Mineral Supply Needed way to theatre—Prospective bride O. L. Williams, of Sumter, S. Maybe burdened down with care. believe they are getting clone to t.h; origin of man. To Restore Fertility and groom talking things over in C., was in town a day or two last Keeping things In place each day, He Knew Better Their search may lead them baC Heavy wartime croppings drained parked auto—Dr. Robert Long on week on business. But do you stop, dear soul, to pray 70 million years, an J even then mat D ! WAY of research, a gentle- twice as much nitrogen from Illinois way to his office—Jane Click tell Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hart, of near While on the round of daily chores not yield the final evidence. L-.n soils as was put back by fertilizer their chances for throwing nc" J man decided to ask representa ing what a good rime she had Woodleaf, were in town one day Running mills and keeping stores. tive nationalities all the same ques applications or legume crops, de light on human ancestry appear o clares O. L. Whalin, University of while entertaining the mumps for last week. be better than that of any previ tion to compare their answers. The Driving tracks and walking streets question propounded to each in turn Illinois. What was true in Illinois a week—Charlie Vogler and Sticy Miss Elitabeth Rodwell, who Buying goods and hunting eats. ous expedition. was true of farm soils in numerous They have probably the greatest, was the following: Chaffin taking auto ride—Marga holds a position in Charlotte, vis “What would you take to stand other Midwestern states. Making debts and paying bills, aggregation of scientific know-how, all night in the pouring rain?” ret Roberts selling chocolate cov ited her parents last week. manpower and equipment ever to Approximately 3,300,000 tons of ni Treating patients for tbeir ills, The Englishman answered: “I trogen were removed from the soil ered cherries - Cecil Little stand Miss Lois and Rachel Morrison tackle the fossil records of the dark Going, running on life’s way, should not like to do it for less than in harvested crops in the 1942-46 ing on sidewalk watching world of Statesville, spent the week end continent. a guinea.” But do you stop, dear soul, to pray? This is the University of Califor period, Whalin points out. But only The Scotchman answered: “What about 1,500,000 tons of nitrogen were go by—Ann Martin hurrying to with Miss Sarah Reece. nia’s African expedition. It is made While on the round of daily chores. would you be willing to pay?” returned to the land. This replace dental parlor—Policeman and un Mrs. H. T. Brenegar and daugh up of 30 or more scientists and tech And these can number many scores The Frenchman bowed politely ment included nitrogen in fertilizer dertaker talking things over in ter Miss Audrey, spent Saturday nicians, scores of native workers, and answered: “I should be happy applications, plus 60 per cent of the army, navy and marine personnel, front of postoffice—Youngcollege in Winston Salem shopping. Do you stop to win a soul, to oblige you, but at the moment I nitrogen in legumes harvested and the navy tankers Aucilla and Ala- have another engagement.” in Svyeet clover turned under. girl wearing pretty diamond ring. Or help a pilgrim reach bis goal? gash and nearly 3500,000 worth of Miss Margaret Allison spent the The Yankee replied: “I’ll take a Do you pause to read God’s Book equipment. The supply of other mineral ele week-end in Charlotte, the guest dollar.” ments was seriously depleted. And toward the judgment cast a Digging in Desert. The Irisman came back with: of her sister, Mrs. Phil Johnson. The expedition has the support of Whalin estimates that only about “An’ sure, I think I’d take a cowld.” half of the phosphorus taken from Our County And Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stroud and look — the Egyptian government; Marshal Going, working, O but say Jan C. Smuts, South African pre the soil was replaced. Less than one- children spent the week-end in Getting Back thirtieth as much potash was added Doyou stog, dear soul, to pray? mier; Adm. Chester Nimitz, Rear The head of the bus company Social Security Elkin, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Adm. Richard E. Byrd and Lt. Gen. through commercial fertilizers as called in his new driver. was removed by harvested crops. By Mrs. Ruth G. Duffy, Manager. E. Jones. James H. Doolittle. “You drove a bus all day today,” It has set up to sweep Africa for “ This heavy drain on the soil’s Miss Ossie Allison left Monday he stormed, “and didn’t have one mineral supply,” says Whalin, “has A few months ago a friend of Brotherhood almost its full length, from Cairo to customer. What happened?” for Richmond, Va., where she Johannesburg. The project got reached the point where crop yields mine came to our office. He said Greensboro Daily News. The driver shrugged indifferent on many soils definitely depend on will spend two weeks with her under way last fall. ly. “I just didn’t have any passen he bad read my articles urging It is well that Brotherhood Week In the Faiyum desert, 50 miles the amount of minerals applied. Ma sister, Mrs. Mack Campbell. gers, that’s all.” nure, inoculated legumes, phosphate people to visit our office when they brings brotherhood to our minds. southwest of Cairo, one arm of the “You mean to say no one waved The Mocksville high school stu expedition is digging for addition and potash are required, will main reach 6 5 , or when some relative But brotherhood is more than a at you?” al traces of the oldest anthropoid tain and even increase yields on who had a social security card has dents spent Friday picnicing at “Oh, sure,” said the driver. “Peo most soils.” legal precept embodied In a bill of ape which lived about 35 million ple waved at every corner, but I Boone’s cave. They report a glo' Carrying out such a program, he died, but that he didn’t belong in rights or an intellectual conviction years ago. wouldn’t stop for any of them. Why rious time. At Taungs, near Johannesburg, adds, calls for use of lime on much either category. He said be was crystallized in a creed. It is rath- should I? They didn’t notice me Mrs. Brady Angell, who is un another branch of the expedition is when I was out of work.” only 6 1 , and had no intention of er a feeling of the inestimable seeking fossils of a man-ape which dergoing treatment at Long’s San retiring after he reached age 6 5 , worth of human being, simply be lived somewhere between 500,000 AT THE CORNER TAVERN? storium, Statesville, is getting a- and 1,500,000 years ago. but he would like to know about cause he is a human being, which Iong as well as could be expected. The Faiyum party will move the benefits his wife and child might Hoppi-Copter Carries Man in SO FAST..PURE..DEPENDABLE PE- First Successful Air Flight Prisoner Conceals Homework StcJosephASPIRIN Behind Picture of landscape WOBUj's ,LARGEST iSEUER. AT 10« STATION IDENTIFICATION SEATTLE, WASH--The Hoppi- ABERDEEN, MISS. — Day after By JOHN H- HOSE Copter—closest thing yet to equip FICTION day a prisoner had been lying on ping man with wings—has passed C o t n e t its first man-carrying free flight his bunk and admiring a landscape STOP LIGHTNING DAMAGE PROPERnr which he tore from a magazine and "National Quality'* Systems Provent Lightning outdoor test. Stroke from Oceurrin?. Wrile fo r FREE Booklet « p lLEASE take a seat along the “Oh you bet!” replied Bob. “I’m gether. Each seemed to be deeply put on the jail wall. "I* Llehtnlns ProUction Worth Provldinslr* mezzanine, sir. The next tour going back tomorr—” engrossed in his own thoughts. The pilot sits in the open air, an. Now the prisoner has disappeared. HAT AL LIGHTNING PROTECTION C O . ^ 2 of Radio City begins in approximate “If you will step this way, please, “Now we shall televise some of peering to have the 175-pound cralk So has the picture. ly five minutes,” piped the charming we will enter the sound effects de you,” the guide announced, “and strapped to his back. The 35-horse- So has the portion of wall which power engine is at his back and the hostess as she handed the tour partment,” interrupted the guide at you can observe how you might ap the picture covered. tickets to Bob Johnson. this point, and Bob didn’t quite finish pear on a television broadcast.” twin rotors whirl above his head. It has a tripod landing gear. Only two' days remained of the his sentence. “Would you like to be first, Miss,” LANE week for which Bob had saved all “Please observe, and I shall dem she asked, indicating Anne. First Family In This Town year. Vacation in New York—gosh! onstrate how sounds are simulated “Oh . . . I guess so,” replied Anne, Cool Mine Owner Attributes It had been wonderful . . . Coney with the most simple devices,” the stepping forward. Wealth to Penniless Days Is Actually Safety First island, Grant’s tomb, Statue of Lib girl continued as she entered a glass- As he watched .her enter the en PITTSBURGH. — Jtanmy Lynch, erty, Central park . . . meals in enclosed booth. closure under the glare of the lights wealthy coal mine owner, believes CHECOTAH, OKLA.—When lo Greenwich village at the “Captain’s “For example, to create the soupd for the television view. Bob again the reason he*s worth $75,000 to* cal residents talk about the Bell,” and the night in Chinatown. impression of a trotting horse, we was. aware of the undertones of feel day is because he was flat broke town’s “first” family, they aren’t, N E W S that makes folks Only two things remained on Bob’s simply take these half cocoahut ing created by Anne’s vibrant per 10 years ago. referring to the mayor, police sleep all night! schedule—a night ride on the Staten shells and clap them together sharp- sonality. He couldn’t help but note If he hadn't been penniless, Lynch chief or any other political big Thousauda now sleep undisturbed because o! island ferry and this tour of Radio claims, he never would have bor shot. th e news th a t their being awakened night after City. rowed money and bought 65 acres Chances are that they’ll be talk ing about Dr. Safety First, Sr:, Pills usually allay ...... Bob was 25, tall, blond and tagged of bottom land, from which he der irritation is so prevalent and FolcyaPills so as the rugged type by the home hoped to make a few dollars by or his son, Dr. Safety First, Jr. potent. Folev Pills must beneiit you within 24 The Christian names of the two hours or DOUBLE YOUlt MONEY BACK. town bobby soxers. After his grad selling the top soil to property Make 2-1-hour test. Get Foley Pills from drug uation from Mascoutah high school, owners. Underneath the top soil doctors are not nicknames. They gist. Full satisfaction or DOUBLE YOUB were christened that, way and MONEY BACK. he had gone to work at Carl May- Lynch discovered one of ’ the best hew’s filling station and garage. seams of coal for strip mining in have been the butt of numerous Everyone in the Illinois town said western Pennsylvania. jokes ever since. To minimize that Bob was a bom mechanic. Al Lynch bought the top soil land the confusion, the slogan-like - - E c z m a tor. $3,000. Engineers found the Firsts have adoped one method I l l i t t l SCALING though Bob had been to nearby St. Quickly apply soothing and com Louis many times, he always had hidden vein held 600,000 to one of shrouding their identity. forting GRAY’S OINTMENT with longed to come to the big city. million tons of coal, and estimated In the telephone book, they are its wholesome antiseptics and na Now his dream visit had blossomed the mine could be. worked for four listed as the S. R. Firsts. ture aiding medication. Nothing else like it—nothing so comforting—or into reality, but it was drawing years, with a $75,000 return to pleasant for externally caused skin rapidly to an end. In 36 hours, he Lynch. troubles. 35c. Get a package today* would be on the Pennsy speeding westward once again. Blind Section Hand GENUINE FORD “But it sure was worth it,” thought CLASSIFIED R E B U IL T Bob, as he joined the group of 14 Uses Wife's Eyes PEPflBYMEMT EXCHANGE MOTORS or 15 people which had gathered in On-SO IIP-V8 S’03.00 the mezzanine foyer of the RCA 05-100 HP-V8 SI 10.00 To 'See' His Work and your old motor. building. He only casually noticed HELP WANTED—MEN (Oil Pump and heads S5.00 extra) the girl who seemed so deeply en See your Ford Dealer or WANTED—Experienced combination body WRITF-WIR E—PHONE grossed in the showcase full of Young Woman Began Working On and paint man—good pay—plenty of work. R A N D A L L Sr BLAKELY INC. modeled hands of eminent NBC con If satisfied with less than $3,000 per year Ford Engine Rebuildcrs. do not apply. Must be steady and want Gridin. Ga. • • Phone 2248 The Railroad During the ductors. He had been looking at the regular Job. Write or wire E. L. Walker unusual display only a few moments War Period Chevrolet Company, P. O. Box 136, Way* when the petite tour guide called. ' cross, Georgia. Puiloruni clean N. H. Red, K A N S A S C I T Y , MO.—Mary “Please step forward to the ele Anne Strong recognized that the remote flutter of excitement within SALESMEN lor Installment Short-Gooda Barred Cross and Sex-Link her was due to tliis young man rather than the wonders of radio. Alonge, who stands over five feet specialties. Good earnings paid weekly. H. Cockerels $6.00 p er 100. vator, folks. I am Helen Barry. tall in men’s work shoes, admits M. CHAMBLESS CO.. Asheville Hwy.. Spar We’re happy to welcome yon to tanburg, S. C- P ullets $15.00 p er 100. ly. The plop, plop, plop comes with possessive pride when he over that her job as a section hand with Radio City. In the course of this her blind husband is the best work 'H ELP WANTED—MEN, WOMEN S traight run $10.00 p er 100. tour, we shall visit the studios, through your radio at home just heard the lady from Pennsylvania like the trotting hoof-beats. If we remark about how lovely Anne ap she’s ever had. ATTENTION ALL: G et set for good Jobs, ED’S CHICKS show you the inner workings of many kinds. IliousaEds needed. Alaska, oth wish to make your mouth water peared on the television screen. A broad grin lights up Mary’s Manchester, N. H. radio and conclude by attending round, smudged face as she tells er countries, islands, east, west coast com an actual broadcast of the Fred with the sound of frying eggs, we Then Anne was back at his side. panies hiring. $1 postpaid brings several need only crinkle bits of cellophane about her work of cleaning out box latest spring listings. Alaska—some general Waring show. “How did I look, Bob? Was I ter cars at the Rock Island dump yards labor. Foreign and Domestic Emp. Direc before the microphone. tory, P. O. Box 143, Dept. 44, Spokane 2. “Now I think it would be nice to rible?” she inquired. here. , Shoveling dirt, unloading W ash. know your names, and especially “When we wish to reproduce tele “You were wonderful!” said Bob, whatever debris has accumulated in FOI HIIOIICIES I I I FIiOS OF TRAVEL where some of you are from. We’ll phone calls, we use the filter micro and Anne seemed to understand and the cars, wielding a pick in cold RHEUMATISM let you begin, sir,” she said as she phone . . .” interpret the feeling in his voice as weather to loosen frozen ground, all Going to Miami, Fla. for your vacation? City Hotel, 35 S.E. 8th St. 1$ new, mod NCURITIS-LUMBAGO pointed to the portly man in the The voice droned on and on, but genuine. are part of an eight hour daily shift ern, private baths, free parking, near new vanguard of the little group. for Mary, who’s been employed here public oeacb. $3.00 double, $4-00 single, Bob had lost interest in radio. He “When are you going back to weekly rates. “We’re Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fisher was infinitely more aware of the Vandalia, Anne?” asked Bob, as for five years. MAGIC from Cedar Rapids, Iowa,” from the slim young lady at his side. Her they followed the group along the Working constantly beside the Vacation Time Is Here dignified gentleman. arm had brushed against him as the corridor. young woman is her husband, Joe, Come To iv r e m e d y tall, slender and dark, who needs GRANT'S BEACH COTTAGES & APTS. ^ V The others dutifully chimed in. group crowded forward to watch the “I wasn't planning to return to COMPLETELY FURNISHED b r i n g s ; b Ln s S B b .-'RELliEFr e l “Elmer Petersen, St. Paul, Minn.” sound demonstration on the other her with him because of failing eye 2095 S. Atlantic Are. Vandalia . . . ever.” DAYl’ONA BEACH. FLA. “Eloise Miller, Altoona, Penn.” side of the glass partition, and Bob sight. Physicians who have exam Large Botilelinas wcnilUto-SmagSiM 60c AU the elation seemed to drain Directly On the Ocean * CIBTIOI: ISC OUT AS OtBCCHO * “Bob Johnson, Mascoutah, 111.” was shaken by the tremour of ex ined Joe have given no hope that out of Bob when she answered. AT III GOOD DUOS STORES 01OT MAIL ot receipt el price “Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brown and citement aroused by this brief con his sight will ever be improved. AUTOS. TRUCKS & ACCESS. McIEIl OBBO CO., lac. JICISOIOlllC !.TlO IiBI tact. For the swiftly moving machinery "If he could see better, he would sons, Gary and John, Chicago.” which carries us so rapidly into FOR SALE or trade—IHC KS-6 with 28 ft. “Anne Strong, Vandalia, 111.” be doing something else. Well, we Freuhauf cattle body trailer: 1946 model, Anne Strong, too, recognized that the future already was busily at both work,” commented Mary. low mileage, good rubber, looks new. May Partly because she came from the remote flutter of excitement be bought it half price. Ideal for vegetable, work creating fantasies for Bob. Since a railroad yard isn’t exactly produce, or livestock hauling. Call or write nearby Vandalia, but more because within her was due to this young ATKINSON PROCTOR COMPANY, MIHen. of the soft, resonant quality of her, Across the miles, his thoughts had the place for frills, this stocky man rather than the wonders of planned how he would borrow Georgia. voice, Bob turned quickly to inspect woman wears men’s overalls, a radio. Carl’s car to drive to Vandalia to the young lady thus identified. As leather jacket and an old wool scarf MISCELLANEOUS ” see Anne. But Anne wasn’t going tied around her head. he looked into her self-confident, When Anne left Vandalia, she The new Natco 16MM Sound Projector, back; she was staying in New smiling face, he remembered the had decided never to return. It Mary began her job during the projector and speaker In one case, total was such a provincial little town, York. war, when all the railroads, desper weight 38 lbs. Immediate delivery. $2S9.5D, young lady whom he had noticed Colonial Films. 140 Spring St.. NW.. Atlan while waiting for the tour to begin. she thought, and she felt sure she “That concludes our tour of Radio ate for help, first began hiring ta , Ga. FISHING * couldn’t stand spending the rest women as laborers. Her husband, Her round face with its even, pleas City. I hope you have enjoyed your PAINT—Surolus. Tltaneum formula, outside ing features made him think of Illi of her life there. Of course she view behind the' scenes in radio,” who had been rejected by the army white: 10,300 gallons, ones, fives, $1.60 gal. knew that one didn’t go to the big because of his almost sightless eyes, f.o.b. Toledo. Household Co. 419 Dorr, To nois, somehow. It seemed that she came from the girl guide to jerk ledo, Ohio. was symbolic of the wide, sweeping city to achieve fame like a Horatio Bob back to reality. was employed at the yard doing Alger hero; but at any rate, she piecework. One day Joe’s boss TREE DEATil-Kills trees never to sprout prairies of his home state—almost Turning to Anne he asked: “Since again. Write Carolina Commercial ComQany, a breath of refreshment in the would be free from the petty gos came around and asked him if his Sanford. N. C. sip and restrictions of small town I’ll probably never see you again, wife wanted to work. crowded elevator. how about celebrating my last day in life. Mary went down the next day and As the group emerged from the New York with me? It can be your “never quit." Tliere were about 40 Fireworks cage after a rapid ascent, Bob Anne ' was considered the best farewell salute to Illinois.” Wholesale—Roman Candies, Salutes, Chi women in the yards then,’ cleaning crowded ahead among the others beautician in Vandalia, so she was Anne said, “O. K., Bob, what’s on nese Flashcrackers, Sky Rockets, Sky tracks and doing other labor for Bombs, etc. Big complete Assortment until he reached Anne Strong. quite confident that she would ex the schedule?” as low as $2.95 Buy the Best for Less. merly done by men. Most would “Miss Strong," he stammered, “I perience no difficulty in finding work Somewhat sheepishly, Bob told her Send now for free price list. in New York. But for a few weeks, his plans, and they set out together. quit or lay off when cold weather EflfG BEN FIREWORKS overheard you say you were from came along. Today, only one other B ox 364 Vandalia. I’m from Mascoutah, and she planned to “see the sights” be They visited the art museum, Sioux Falls, So. Dakota fore going to work. Only this very feminine worker, a switch oiler, is I’ve been to Vandalia lots of times.” lunched at the open air restaurant still there. morning, she had decided to see in Central park, shared a bag of “Yes, Bob, I heard you say you Mary and Joe each earn 94 cents PBItSO-NAL were from Mascoutah,” answered Radio Gtiy. popcorn at the Bronx zoo and en joyed dinner in a Slovakian restaur an hour, which brings their week’s **MAIL ME TIES.” Exchange those you're iiill Anne casually, as though she and As they left the sound effects’ income to $90.24. And they are sav tired or ashamed of, will send same number ant below Third avenue. They & quality of handsomely cleaned ties. Pa? Bob had been friends for years. room and moved along the corridor ing as much as they are able—what “Are you enjoying your visit here toward the television demonstration, brought the happy day to a close postman $1 for € plus postage. MAIL KE with the ride on the ferry. with doctor’s bills and increased TIES, Box 4411, PhiJa. 40, Pa. in New York?” she continued. Bob and Anne walked silently to- prices—so they can buy a little It's N ew —It's Lively—It’s Light As they walked slowly toward the " SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC. hotel where Anne was staying, she house. They have long dreamed of it. Burmnda Grass Destroyed. Guaranteed "Action you’ve never experi asked quietly: “Where do you live Method. No digging or chemicals. Rid your in Mascoutah, Bob?” place of this pest. Instructions postpaid enced before in a rod," is what $1.00. FLAN SERVICE, Box 451-L. Douglas, anglers say about the South “Since Mother died,” replied Bob, Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! Arizona, “I’ve been living in two rooms over Bender. It adds a new thrill B eeauseSem etm ejias J a lth InM e the garage where I work. I batch. INSTRUCTION to bait casting. The solid tip It’s not a bad place. There are five LEABN AT HOME—Massage, Hydrotherapy, Grace NoII Crowell. rooms there, but I use only two of Electrotherapy, Mechanotherapy, Photothe is made from a new, high- rapy, Physiotherapy, Spondolotlierapy. Free them .” W h y I t's So E a sy Ta literature. Diploma. Institute of Drugless strength metal alloy...weighs ECAOSEsomame has faith in. “I just wondered,” said Anne, Therapy, Tama, Iowa. only 3-1/2 ounces. Length 4 “thought I might like to send you Kill JHaay Iasatfs feet, 11 inches...... *15 a postcard some time. It’s been DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC. I cannot fail though all Ute way great fun today, Bob. You’re the POINTER and setters at stud. Joy Scout, with white and orange pointer; field trial win PERfECTORENO Wind;, up the hiU. first person in New York with, whom ner; Amazon Creek Jake, white and llvci [ tl I REEL My staff in hand, and cheerily, I’ve felt really friendly. And you pointer, field trial winner; Lucky Draw, white and liver pointer, field trial winner; Mo Thumbing— I can but fare me forth each day had to come all the way from Illin Bpike McPherson, English setter, lull broth Mo Backtaah** ois.” She paused as they drew near er to Champion Rumson Farm Loch; Shoal's With right good will. the hotel entrance. Jack, English setter, field trial winner and Makes casring effortless and a real FLIT producer of winners. Young dogs for sale, pleasure. Precision-built. §10, §U “I hope you have a nice trip dogs boarded. Concrete run. Dan Prewett, Because someone has faith in me Agent. Phone CHerokee 8364, R.F.D. 6, Jett and §13.50. home,” she continued as she ex Rd.. Atlanta. Ga. I need to keep my heart quite true, tended her hand to him in a fare 5 % D D T “ N o . 9 7 3 well gesture, “Thanks for a very BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPO r T BASS-ORENO My own faith strong, Think of it —one spraying nice1 day!” Iosts for weeks. You don't Vending machines earn big moneyt An in Famous F/sfi-£«tter My vision dear, that I may see, “Gee, Anne, I had a swell time,” have to spray every few vestment as low as $10.50 will start you Ib this fascinating, profitable business that caB Sg. World’s greatest and most imitated Undaunted by what meets my view, said Bob. “Glad I got to know you. hours to kill the insects In lead you to the road of success and inde © bait. $1.10. Also made in 4 small Maybe we’ll see each other again your home. No bomb type pendence. Routes can be established and op And sing a song. spray or other sprays con* erated In either fult or spare time with na er sizes, 65c to 90c each. some time, who knows.” tainiog less than 5% DDT experience needed. Write for full detail! They were both silent for a few and our free catalog illustrating our nut God help me sing the song, I pray, can equal this for lasting candy, gum and stamp venders; also slot BlACK-OftENO moments. Then Bob shuffled his effect. Flit Surface Spray machines, amusement games, etc. Parkway LINE God keep me clean and strong to go, right foot around before he said, with 5% DDT is so power Machine Corporation. 623 W. North Avenuet RJlSK Dept. $, Baltimore 17, Maryland. . TA* Line You Caa Clear-eyed to see tmieiN “Well, so long, Anne.” Anne noticed ful o single application kills Truot the ' droop of his shoulders as he insects today—tomorrow—• FARMS AND RANCHES The untrod, upward-winding way, even next month. World-famous bait casting line. shuffled off down the street. For fail I cannot; one I know Two weeks later, Carl came into Nylon $1.25 to $2.30 per 50 yd. CANADIAN FARMS-WrIlu OS for FRZB IN Hasfaithi the garage and* shouted to Bob: FORMATION on farm settlement opportunities, spool. Silk slightly higher. t Fertile ilMb. Hetionabl? priced. B. C. Boyrorth, “Hey, Bob, who do you know in CansdUn Paclflc IUllwar. Union Station, Su F R E E ! NEW ’48 BOOK ON FISHING Vandalia?” l'aul. Minn. "Fishing I— What Tackle and Bob looked up somewhat sur FiIES When'' shows South Bend and prised, asking, “Why?” MOSQUITOES WNU-7 18-19 Oreno tackle. Fly and bail “Letter here from Vandalia for ROACHES casting instructions. W rilcfor your copy today. Sent FREE! you, and it looks like a female’s BEDBUGS handwriting to me,” bantered CarL SOUTH BEND BAIT CO. ANTS 008 Hish St.. South Bend 23. InA “Ummm! Smells good, too.” MOTHS S u q , a n d H o l d , rIjo u A . S Before he looked at the trim hand writing, Bob knew that a certain beautician had decided that the big BUY LOW COST FLIT TODAY! * 1 4 . S S a o i n q s , ( B o n d s . 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Haas ^ 'Wi.v, Vj ;'V>» 2« a Vsunnysid^ 4 g g f ^ i l I-! HAPPV JIW HAD = — — WS^ Mus(c^26a,< Mlchij^ JO -"tG brctr,- (-••r nr.tf CLEAN f iH T BASEMEUtJ S EALED POWER PiSTON RINGS:;; I^ i.'ri 03 BEST IN NEVV ENG INES) BEST IN O LD TNG IN £5 i " JPOR. 30*«' TtI^Y «'><■ n-A ?o I An Sn* ^ feEW -.-OU In 'r:r. c?3 .irniui; srh ~n’^1 L r s i a op* |v " h r.' 'Ir'zttt ilmio f- I/I.-.f '-I* l^ '" 1 ' ^ * i;* ^ 6 a O * A B O U T SM H O OMtFrffS VERY POOR PR I MT THE DAVIE RECORD. M0CKSV1LLE, N. C . MAY 12 1948 Held Meeting at MerrellManager Pasture Meeting THE D THE DAVIE RECORD. Your Health Oe- May Jurors There will be a meeting on pastures in IJ J. M. Broughton, a Democratic the conrt house on Thnrsday ni hr. May C. FRANK STROUD - - Editor. The following iurors have been 13th. at 8 o'clock. S. H Dohson, Extet - Oldest Pa partment drawn for the May term of Davie AUVanCe candidate for U. S. Senator, has sion Agronomy Specialist, of Raleigh, will Superior court which convenes in I appointed G. A. Merrell, of this be the speaker. The public is urged to No Liquor Dr. Eugefte E. Taylor began his TELEPHONE I this city on Monday, May 24th, The County Youth Fellowship city, as his campaign manager for attend this meeting duties lasrweek as full-time Health with Judge Dan K. Moore, of Syl held its monthly meeting at Ad- Davie County. Dr. P. H. Mason NEWSA Entered atthe PostofRce in Moeks- Officer of the Davie, Stokes, and vance last Monday night. I should is looking after the interests of Yadkin District Health Depart va, presiding: vllle, N. C.. as Second-class Mail C alah aln -John H. W hite, Joel like to eupress my appreciation to ' Senator Umstead, in this county. n a tte r . March 3.1903. ment, filling a position left vacant Rev. Howard Jordan and his fine ‘ _ ^ TI L. . WhenYou Need w. w.s last July by the resignation of Dr. W. Daywalt. ' I, was shop Clarksville—M. W. Reavis, C. group of yopng'people at Advance 7 Q P O D P I C S SCREEN DOORS AND Alfred Mordecai. for their splendid program. Thursday. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: F. Shore, H. F. Blackwelder. WINDOWS or Any Kind I At a meeting in Mocksville on Farmington—Paul Walker, W. The county president, Buddie The Ladies Auxiliary, Veterans OVE YEAR IN N. CAROLINA T. S- and * L'e'* ■ April 2, the District Board of G. Howell, Fletcher Willard. Merrit, was in charge of the meet- Qf Foreign Wars, will sell Buddy of Cabinet Work, call or see StX MONTHS 'N N. CAROLINA turned Thu ,2 (in Health elected Dr. Taylor to this Fulton—Gray Sheets and Tames ing and did a fine job. He is a Poppies in Mocksville on Satur- ONF YEAR. OUTSIDE STATI trip to Colu SiX MONTHS. OUTSIDE ST ATE - $1.00 position. Since that time he has Barnes. fine young man, and will lead us day, May 29th, the day preceding Chas. F. Cozar t, ■ ■ been taking an orientation course Jerusalem—C. L. Crotts, W. H. to higher heights in the field of Memorial Day. Funds received R. F. Rea T j • >> • a 'in Public Health with Dr. Garvin Beck, Tablor Call. Christian service. Bro. Taylor is used for benefit of the National P hone 238-J. N . Main St. classic shad Mocksville—T. L. Junker, M. B. Howard gave a helpful sermon on VFW Orphanage and Disabled Mocksville, N. C. U nion K evival ' ■ in town W ! Dr. Taylor is a native of Mos- Stonestreet, Norman Chaffin. “Personal Evangelism.” Prof. and Veterans in hospitals. A Union Revival meeting will cow, Idaho, where he graduated Shady Grove—M. R. Jones, J. Mrs. J. D. Parker had charge of Mrs. Beulah Williams, Pres. Mr. and begin at First Methodist Church from the. University of Idaho E. McDaniel. the social activities. The special in this city, on Sunday, May 30th, with a Major in Pre Medics. He music added greatly to the pro Pino, Wvte and will continue through June completed his medical training at gram. Refreshments were served. day last we 11th. Rev. Charles Howard, Bi- Washington University in St. Every parent whose children ble Teacher at Campbell College, Louis and interned at Barnes William M. Ball were numbered in that group, Mrs. J. R will do the preaching. Mrs. J. K. Hospital in St. Louis and St. W illiam McKinley Ball, 47, died which was close to 200, may well Mrs. Fred ’ Sheek will be in charge of the Lukes Hospital in Spokane, Wash- Thursday at his home on Mocks be proud that they had a part in were in Kr combined choir. Services will be ington. His internship was in ville, Route 2, following an exten that good program. It is encour ness. held each night at 7:30 o’clock.1 terrupted by a year in the Army ded illness. aging to see the young people of Morning service hours will be an- Medical Corps, Surviving are the widow, three Davie County willing to work in Miss Luc nounced later. Prayer meetings j Dr. Taylor comes to this De- daughters, Sylvia, Phyllis and Lin every way they can for ' the ad ent at Mars are held throughout the town on ' partment from the Duke Hospi-' da, Si of the home; two brothers, vancement of the work of the few days la Tuesday evenings preceding the tal, Durham, where he has served B. S. Ball, Concord, and L. T. Church. They are doing it in a her parents revival. Forinformation regard- as assistant resident surgeon under Ball, Route 2; two sisters, Mrs. fine way. Hats off to the Youth ing where, prayer meetings will be Dr. Steat since last July. He is Nettie Com, Cooleemee, and Mrs. Fellowship of Davie County! NOTICE! W . F. R - held, call on Claud-Thompson, well qualified and highly recom- Mary Hellard, Salisbury. Rev. J. B. Fitzgerald. quite ill for Mrs. Sam Stonestreet or Mrs. W. mended for this position, and. Funeral services were held at is somewha F. Robinson. j with CO operation will be able to the Chestnut Grove Methodist will be gla n . n . I improve the program of Public Church at 4 p. m., Saturday with Card of lhanks Mr. and K e s i f f n s i O S t Health services offered to the Revs. Foster Loflin and James H. We wish to thank all of our O people. Dr. Taylor plans to hold Groce in charge, and the body 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT Mr. and M Mends and neighbors for the R. V. Alexander, who has been regular clinics in each county and laid to rest in the church cemetery. Harmony, many kind deeds shown us dur Davie County’s efficient tax col- will be glad to discuss your h ea lth ______shopping ing the, sickness and after the lector for the past 18 months, has problems with you. ON ALL SALES death of our dear husband and resigned his position, and is now, CARL E. Mrs. N o SHELL. father. May the Lord add His with the Erwin cotton mills at Farms and Homes son, Norm richest blessings upon each one, is from a six sition for many years. W e are Robert F. Collette North Mocksville, new 4-room our prayer. SATURDAY! parents at sorry to lose Mr. Alexander, but _ , _ _ _ „ ^ , home, dinette, full bath, hard- Mrs. Dovie Hepler, wish him well in his new field ofj Robert F. Collette, 83, died un- WOod floors, steel kitchen cabin Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Joyner. I R. B. Sa ------labor. Mrs. Clifford Reavis will X X & r Z 8’ r ets and sink. Largelot of about i Here is the place to buy at ing som e ti have charge ofrf*. the - tax collector’sd a rt g jZ f'Z JrZ fJl'g Z i’-g w , S. C., look’ office for the present. he purchas j was apparently in good health the 3§ acres, 4-room house and out- pular seasi , night before. buildings. Electricity, 2 wells, fruit SILER a REAL SAVING. Military Funerals I Mr. M r. Collette had made his home o-eesand Barden. About 7 0 0 ft. T w o goo ...... 1 with his son for several years. He c , , . The Mocksville Post, Veterans spent his entire life {n this coun. fronting on paved highway in city Funeral Home H . Crouch, B. York, o of Foreign Wars, wish to an tv- His wife died Aug. I, 1940. limits. nounce to the public that this or AND in town Fr Surviving are two sons, J. C. 83 acres, 6-room house, lights, called at o ganization is now prepared to con Collette, of this city, and Charles well and porches. Land lies level Bell’s Bargain Store duct military funerals for deceas W. Collette, Norfolk, Va.; four to rolling, part cleared. On gravel Flower Shop ed service men, either those who daughters, Mrs. L. D. Boger, Mrs. ~ B‘"'" Dr. J. S. were killed in action and bodies R M Rummage, and Mrs. Ina road 4z nIllles out*, Incl"dlng trac Phone 113 3. Main St Located on Wilkesboro St., Beside spent last v being returned, or those ex-ser- Hutchinvs all of R 2 and Mrs tor, wood saw and Ford car, 1929 Mocksville, N. C. Mrs. James vice men who may die from any S K “helmn, W ffisL^a ei^?6 modeL AU for only $5,500. Frost was Walker Grocery Store. a sojourn cause. Relatives who desire Mil grandchildren and eight great- 73 acres, 8-room home, about Ambulance Service itary Honors for a deceesed veter grandchildren. 5 0 acres in cultivation and pasture. Mrs. G. ,an are “ asked ~— to contact Fred R , Funeral ruuerai servicesservices werewere conduct-conaucc* o l i j Leagans or Rev. R. M. Hardee, at ed at 3 p. m., Iast Tuesday at the Some saw timber, young orchard. D aniel, Mi Florence ] Mocksville. [ Ilome 0f j, c. Collette, and at 4 i 3i m iIe s out»1 m ile o f m a m hiSh ' Concord at w Tl TT ’ p. m., at Eaton’s Baptist Church Ii way. Price $3,650. ing o f the , with Revs. E. W. Turner, Tames Jam es L Horn 5J acres, new 5-room house, an’s Club. I P. Davis and Wade Huichens of land level with plenty of wood. James E. Horn, 85, prominent ficiating, and the body laid to rest IOn paved highway, 6 miles out. Mr. and North Carolina Mason and a na- in the church cemetery, tive of Davie County, died . t his ■ For quick sale, $3,950. m oved last home in Newton Saturday after a apartments 268 acres, 2 miles out on good to the ho week’s illness. Funeral and bur Mrs. Geo. Wilkins gravel road, 2 homes, 7 and 4 ial services occurred at Newton chased just rooms, large feed bam, 150 acres Monday. Surviving are three sons M?*. 6'*org*» Wilkins, widow of Dr Salisbury Georgf* Wilhuis di«-d unexpectedly of » cleared. Ideal for dairying or gen and three daughters. One brother, h- >rt ailiT;* m at 9:30 p m Fridav atthe John Horn, of Smith Grove, also h me of her daughter. Mrs. S. A. Harding eral farming. $55 acre and terms. A mem nf this citv. GIBSON sponsored survives. Mr. Horn hasn’t miss 65 acres, part in cultivation, Mr Wilkins had made her home here Wars and ed attending the Masonic picnic somie good saw timber, on gravel here in over 60 years. A good man wi.h Dr Jt»-d Mrs Hsrdind for the past IO on May 30 y *ars. Her husband, Dr. Wilkins, was e road, 2 miles out. $3,500. TRACTOR Day. R. S has gone to his reward. pioneer d^ntfcr in Dallas Texas. 127 acres, 5 miles out on good a VERSATILE UNIT THAT » MWMCD- o f the m e' A native of Yadkin County, she was a DEPENDABLE AND ECONOMieAL TO OWN daughter of Mr and Mr*. William Reavis. gravel road. Tobacco allotment. I American Surviving are her daughter, a grondsot ans is V. F SpurgeonGarwood and two brothers, Santford and Dudley Part cleared. 4 room home, lights. Spurgeon B. Garwood, 66, died Reavis of Yadkin County A real buy at $7,500. Terms. Mrs. G. suddenly at his home on Route 3, Funeral services were conducted a: Write for latest price lists. has receiv- Winston-Salem, about 10 OjClock ? Pl 1mI Sunday a tCourtuev BipIisr Ohurh W. Turn. » DAVIE REALTY AGENCY, Departme on Mondaymoming of last week. Iwas in th» oj her son His death was a severe shock to church cen etery. Phone 220. Mocksville, N. C. PLOW gans, is en his family, relatives and Mends. ______IO IN. OR n IN. States. Lt. Mr. Garwood was a native of Co. G., 2n the Fork community. He lived the invasi in Mocksville for a number of interment years before moving to Winston- tist Churc Salem 18 years ago. To The Republican Voters GIBSON MEANS FINE Surviving are the wife, a daugh Mrs. W . ter, Mrs. Bill Bennett, of the home; FARM EQUIPMENT OiSC HARROW a native o four sisters, Mrs. Laura Transou, ter o f Mrs Boonville; Mrs. L. M. Williams of Davie County. N . T. Fos and Mrs. Mittie Foster, Winston- Rowan Salem, and Mrs. J. E. Alderman, / 3 3rd. Fun Raleigh, and two grandchildren. took plac Funeral services were held at I wish to announce through The Davie Record, that I dav aftern the hom e at 2:30 Wednesday af husband, ternoon, and a graveside service am a candidate for ters and at Fork cemetery at 4 o’clock, with Dr. Chas. H. Stevens, of Winston- R. H .S Salem officiating. COUNTY COMMISSIONER nected wi The Record extends sympathy &. Electri to the bereaved ones in this hour' SICKLE RMI MOWER SPRtMG VOOTH HARROW ville, for t of bereavement. Mr. Garwood From Jerusalem Township, on the Republican ticket. I leave Sun was a good man, and a long time would appreciate your vote in the where he friend of the editor. tising bus e a#d Try The fiibsO fl TtflCtOf at —j children MAY 29TH PRIMARY. T he Reco Piano Recital good citi A piano recital will be given at Smith Grove Scho ii on Friday night, Mav If nominated and elected to this important office, I will in their 14, at 8 o'clock. The piano teacher is is a daug Miss Eunice E Reeves of Clemmons, try to serve the citizens of the entire county to the best of Arthur D Route I Thr urogram will consist of a variety of clasBic. popu ar and patriotic my ability. Go to the Primary on May 29th, and ask music, several quarrels, and two-pianu your neighbors to go. HENDRIX BROTHERS ( W . W . numbers. Those taking part on the pro D avie C gram are as follows: L^ta Grey Allen. Ermon Beau hao p. G- raMine Boger. o f a daug Jeanette Butner. Geraldine Campbell. Gav 2nd. Fu NeIlCooke P«*g*y Jeoo Dout hit, Alicr CALL 234 FOR INFORMATION at Smith Faye £lli*, Juait Fry, Hr eo Laird. Lydia and the f.aird. Janic-1 Matthew*. Evelyn Riddle. WALTER B- WILSON Barbara Plort, Noncv kiddle, Frances church ce Riddle, Ona Grev Robertson, loan Riddle. o’clock, Naomi Riddle, Patsy Jean Smith, Johnny for som e Mocksville, Route 4 . Sue Teague, and Jean Tucker, all of Smith en daugh Grove School, and Carolyn Austin. Barbara Route 3 Mocksville, N- C. them bei Bowles, Betty Bowles, Gloria Warden, (Political Advertisement.) and Iris Wanien who are Miss Reeves o f near ! pupilHfrom^orsyth Umoty. The public a brother is cordially invited to attend. this city. THE OAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C. MAY 12. 1948 I. THE DAVIE RECORD. , George W R ow W visited re- >eiing Jatives and friends at Great Falls, Adult Fellowship ■in pastures in - — ------‘ — S. C., a few days last week. ] Kach and every rfiember between the WANT ADS PAY. Iv tii Hf, Mny Oldest Paper In The County \ ages of 23*50, of the MetborUat Church is FARM FOR SALE Irthson1 Fxter - j 1st Lieutl Matjorie Call, daugh- arced to attend a meeriog ar the church Jr Rtileigh. will on Thursday i lftht, May 13th, at 8 o’clock. FOR SALE—300 bales lespedeza is urged to No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ads ter o f Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Call, ar- rived home Friday, after spending The purpose of the meeting is to dis hay, 50c. per bale. cuss plans for organizing a young Adult 18 months in service in Manila Fellowship group Rev. Aubert Smirh. Mrs. C. C. Tutterow, Route I. NEWS AROUND TOWN. GOOD 8-ROOM HOUSE, with lights and good and Okinawa. Her many friends Winston Salpm, Gonfereoce district head FOR SALE—Kenmore Electric are glad to welcome her home. of >oun4 Adult Fellowship work, will be W. W. Stroud, of Harmony, R. the speaker, and will explain the organi washing machine in excellent con well water. Good outbuildings, with 187 acres of I Need zation. The church needs this orgemza dition. Call on or write I, was shopping around our town Miss Frances Stroud presented land, just outside Mocksville city limits on Wins- R S A N D tion and the organization needs every R. H. Crouch, Statesville, R. I. Thursday. her pupils in a piano recital at the possible member in order to do tbe job Inv Kind Modcsville High School auditor- , that needs to be done. You, who are In WELL BORING and 20-inch ton-Salem Highway. This is the home and farm |all or see T. S- and Otis M. Hendrix re ium last night at 8:00 o'clock. A the age group, come and j<>in. and be not only a roeinb r but nn active worker. In tiling. Call or write of the late Robert L. Wilson. For full information turned Thursday from a business small group from the CooIeemee that war you will help others and others J. H. STEELE, >zart, trip to Columbia, S. C. Glee Club took part in the pro will help you Cleveland, N. C., R. 2. Phone 2446. call on or write gram, which was enjoyed by those I Main St. R. F. Reavis, w ho lives in the present. FOR SALE—One second-hand classic shades of Clarksville, was cook stove. Will sell cheap. I . C. in town Wednesday on business. Princess Theatre Mrs. A. D. Peoples, Route 2, Announce Engage Mocksville, near I. G. Robert’s MRS. R. L. WILSON, Mr. and Mrs. J. H . Swing, of Store. Pino, w^re in town shopping one WEDNESDAY PORK CHOP SHORTAGE day last week. ment 1901 Brantley St., Winston-Salem. “Smoky River Serenade?’ with LOOMS!—Enter the pig business Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lagle, of now with top quality breeding Mrs. J. R. Smith and daughter, this city, announce the engage Hoosier Hotshots. stock such as one of my 10-weeks Phone 31535. Mrs. Fred Day wait, of Kannapolis, ment of their daughter, Doris EIo- old registered Poland-China pigs. were in town last week on busi ise, to Mr. Arnold Warren Lingle, THURSDAY and FRIDAY $20 each. Kenneth Murchison, ness. of Salisbury and Mt. Ulla, son of Two miles north o f Cana. Mr. and Mrs. Odell Lingle, Route “My Wild Irish Rose,” with Miss Lucile Anderson, a stud 5, Salisbury. FOR SALE—Six room house, ent at Mars Hill College, spent a Dennis Morgan. on lot 100x200 feet. House is in 48534853535353532323234823235323232301010101015323534853484848484848232353535353535353532323232323 few days last week in town with In Technicolor. good condition. Good well water. her parents. Piano Recital One mile south Turrentine Bap SATURDAY tist Church, on sand clay road. W. F. Robinson, who has been Miss Louise Stroud wil present A . C. N A IL, Mocksville, R. 4. FOR COUNTY quite ill for the past four weeks, her Mocksville piano pupils in a “Along The Oregon Trail,” recital in the MocksvilIe High Washabee or Dry Clean Belts is somewhat improved, his friends with Alan Lane, Little Beaver. will be glad to learn. Schoolauditorium Friday evening, , and Buckles, made to order. But May 14th, at 8 o’clock. Charles tonholes. 321 Salisbury Street. COMMISSIONER In Color. lPhone 2IO-J Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tharpe, and L. Farthing, principal of the school, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jackson, of will present the awards. Ushers for die occasion are Misses Sarah MONDAY and TUESDAY NEW GARAGE-I have open Harmony, Route I, were in town ! ed a garage on Highway 801, one shopping Wednesday. Dot Call and Ann Poston, Bill “Night Song.” with Merle I am a candidate for nomination Collette and Archie Jones. The mile south of Fork, and am pre pared to do all kit.ds of auto i Mrs. Norman. Smith and little public is cordially invited to be Oberon and Dana Andrews. on the Republican ticket for Coun present. pair and glass work, son, Norman, Jr., returned Friday t F. C. SEAFORD. from a six week’s visit with her ( ------ty Commissioner for Davie County parents at Beaumont, Texas. 999999999999999999999999999999999 j BARGAINS!—YeIlowgold bra , celet Helbros wrist watch, good in the May 29th Primary. R. B. Sanford has been spend ' timekeeper, $9.00. Fine Harmony ing some time at Myrde Beach, at TO THE REPUBLICAN ' arched large Guitar $14, cost $24- I am a native of Farmington Township, and spent S. C., looking after some property Large 8-tube cabinet radio, cost he purchased recently at that po $190, $14. Bass cello near 100 years most of my life where I live now. I am a mem pular seaside resort. old, $45. Living house car trailer, Voters of Davie County ! ber of the Methodist Church, and have represent +______strong and roomy. Small men’s Two good Iredell fanners, R. new Elgin watch $13. Fine 15 ruby ed the Farmington Charge twice at the Annual Con H. Crouch, of Oak Forest, and R. jewel yellow ladies’ watch, perfect, B. York, of Harmony, R. I, were For the past four years I have served the people cost $35, $14. One ’41 Plvmouth ference, and I am delegate now, and also Church in town Friday on business and coupe. O. V. HUTCHENS, Trustee. I am a farmer, and if nominated and called at our sanctum. of Davie County as a member of the Board of Com Watchmaker for 50 Years. Work Guaranteed. Lewisville, N. C, elected, I will do my best to serve all classes of peo Dr. J. S. Frost, of Burlington, missioners, to the best of my abilitv. I wish to ex iside spent last week with his mother, tend my sincere thanks to all those who voted for ple in Davie County to the best of mv ability. I Mrs. James Frost, on Route 2. Dr. will appreciate your support in the coming Primary. Frost was on his way home from me four years ago, and for the co-operation they have I Notice to Creditors a sojourn in Florida. given me since my election. = 5 Having qualified as Administra- Mrs. G. P. Daniel, Mrs. Leslie H! tor, C. T. A-, of the estate of F. C. Daniel, Misses Ruth Booe and I AM A CANDIDATE = Frost, deceased, notice is hereby JOHN M. GROCE. Florence Mackie spent Friday in j=| given to all persons holding claims Concord attending a District meet = For re-nomination for County Commissioner in = against the estate of said deceased, ing of the North Carolina Wom to present the same, properly veri Mocksville, N. C., Route 3. an’s Club. I The May 29th Primary, p fied, to the undersigned, on or be fore the IOth day o f April, 1949, (Political Advertisement.) Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Johnson or this notice will be plead in bar moved last week from the Miller S And would appreciate the support of every Repub- S of recovery. AU persons indebted to said estate will please call upon ^^^/:/+::/:+:./^.::74/.42/+.+/^^/^^/:^C apartments on North Main street; 45^559995^^205^50595lican, both men and women. If nominated and elec- S “ to the home they recently pur jj the undersigned and make prompt chased just south of town on the ted, I will continue to serve all the people of Davie = settlement. This IOth day of A- Salisbury highway. pril, 1948. County to the best of my ability. Be sure and go to S PA U L JONES, Admr. A memorial service is being' the Primary on May 29th. EE C. T. A., of F. C. Frost, decs’d. I Am a Candidate sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Route 2, Mocksville, N. C. Wars and the American Legion J. T. Reece and Lafayette W il on May 30th, which is Memorial liams, Attorneys, For County Commissioner Day. R. S. McNeill is chairman of the memorial committee of the R. P. MARTIN North Carolina „ On The Republican Ticket American Legion, rnd Fred Leag- Davie County, f In The Superior Coup ans is V. F. W. chairman. * MOCKSVILLE N . c . i And would appreciate the support of all Republican John H. Creasqn, Joe Creason, Mrs. G. E. Leagans, of Cana, (Political Advertisement) — et al voters in Davie County in the has received a wire from the War Department stating that the body ;illlllllllllllll!llllllll!lllllllllll!l!llllllllllliillllllllllllllllll!l!lllllllllllllllllllll!llllli^ J. S. Creason, et al. j oj her son, 1st Lt. Joseph E. Lea I MAY 29TH PRIMARY gans, is enroute to the United Notice of Sale \ I IN. States. Lt. Leagans, who was with llllllflinilllliililllllillifllliHiEllliiilllllllUfillllllililiillllllilillifliillSltlllillllEilll! i Co. G., 2nd Rangers, was killed in' Under and by virtue of an or- ' I am a native of Davie County, and have spent my the invasion of Normandy. Re- TO THE REPUBLICANS OF der in the above entitled cause entire life in the county. I have been in the mercan interment will be at Eaton’s Bap made by S. H. Chaffin, Clerk of tist Church, at Cana. I Superior Court, the undersigned tile business in North Cooleemee for the past four Commissioner will, on Saturday, DAVIE COUNTY teen years. Mrs. W. M .Butler,of Salisbury,' \ ______the 15th day of May, 1948, at 12 a native of this county, and a sis o’clock, M., at the court house If nominated and elected to this important office, I ter o f Mrs. J. F. Dwire and Mrs. door of Davie County, in Mocks N. T. Foster, of this city, died at I wish to announce to the voters of ville, N. C., offer for sale the fol will serve all the people of the county to the best of Rowan Memorial Hospital May lowing described tract of land, my ability. Don’t forget to go to your primary on 3rd. Funeral and burial services DAVIE COUNTY known as the dower o f EIIa Crea took place in Salisbury last Tues I son, deceased: May 29th. Ask your friends and neighbors to go and day afternoon. Surviving are the That I am a candidate for COUNTY COMMIS Beginning at a stone in Nolly’s vote on this important question of who is to hold husband, three children, three sis line; thence N. 37.20 chs. to a SIONER, and would appreciate the vote of every ters and two brothers. | stone; thence E. 21 degs. S. 25.00 these important offices for the next four years. Republican voter in the county—both men and wom chs. to a stone; thence S. 21 degs. R. H. Shank, who has been con W . 16.14 chs. to a post oak; thence nected with the Daniel Furniture en - in the May 29th Primary. W. 1.00 chs. to a stone; thence S. & Electric Co., in South Mocks I am a native of Davie County, and spent most of 14.25 chs. to a stone; thence W . ROBERT L FOSTER, ville, for the past 18 months, will 14.13 chs. to the beginning, con leave Sunday for Tampa, Florida, my life in Fulton Township. This township hasn’t taining fifty-seven and one-half Cooleemee N- C.I where he will go into the adver (57i) acres more or less. Refer had a member of the Board of Commissioners in tising business. Mrs. Shank and ence is hereby made to Deed re (Political Advertisement.) ”1 children will join Mr. Shank later. many years. I served for two years in the U. S. corded in Book 34, page 83, Reg The Record is sorry to lose these ister’s Office of Davie County, N. good citizens, but wish them well U. S. Army during World War II. I am engaged in C., for a more particular descrip in their new home. Mrs. Shank farming, and am Secretary of Fork Baptist Church, tion. is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. The above lands will be divided H Arthur Daniel, of this city. of which I am a member. If nominated and elect into two tracts, and the exact ed to this important office, I will serve the public to metes and bounds of the separate W. W. Allen, 67, a native of tracts will be announced at date ATTENTION FARMERS! Davie County, died at the home the best of my ability. of sale, and said lands will be sold of a daughter in Salisbury, on May in separate tracts, and then of POULTRY LOADING 2nd. Funeral services were held fered as a whole. If the amount We Will Buy Every Thursday Morning From at SmithGroveMethodist Church bid for the whole is more than 8 A. M., To 11 A. M. and the body laid to rest in the the amount bid for the separate church cemetery Wednesday at 3 CLARENCE R. CARTER tracts, the bidder for the whole In Front Of E. P. Fosters Cotton Gin Your Poultry o’clock. Mr. Allen had been sick tract will be declared the purchas highest m arket prices paid for some time. Surviving are sev er. TERMS OF SALE: 1-3 cash C en daughters and five sons, among Mocksville, N. C., Route 3. and the balance on sixty days time them being Mrs. Robert Kurfees, with bond and approved security. SALISBURY POULTRY CO. of near Mocksville. Mr. Allen is (Political Advertisement.) This the 13th' day o f April, 1948. Salisbnry, N. C. a brother of Mrs. Lee Craven, of HELEN G. WILSON, this city. Commissioner. HU!) m m -THE -D A-VI E - RB CORP. MOC W £ W Y N E W S ANALYilSi,- Lf=WlS Anti-Communist Coalition Crushes .Kl&l Vfi^f-UldT I *16 ,IisO .M .8 .«M b«s .iM to rat ibn&t?79)l£syKbh1 a.’rth/i bavir I n f n o m e i Re APppon enlsifi Ita Iiajt Eleclion; ehmhi is-H .ew Rft fx O b n s K?Jki 1 .tluh.* ...J jg 1M gF l Lewisi MinersFinedforConiempi SfWfO m e n f J h f itao*1™’pt^ 9tyts '•J'tl.'Vy rt/’j • ---ItMiy*•: '\s•.?•-. K }ir;n ,M:!! >»m•'* e»yr CI .B y SiWScHoentgenliiW TitJ StafF^Vnteir ’Post 4tfie»-D0fioieB«ies H L ■^■1 nr>l> •;»*? 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SB By - "the - time officials - IinisheS -tSia^Wffi'SlefeBSfi^efcjiKHiaafeaaiowever, there are conflictin»(Uie»^ .5I ,H How covej jdj counting the first vote returns from on \faiat we, ought to do . . ^ 1 and other He riitesh farm ers fig Italy’s KatiiSnap elfetiqjji? there w3j§|' rtwol ;ii g no longer 'ah y «eleirient 'o f sttfpriSeS a sentiment, tnat has ^naritJea rapii soil’s organij u s : ' porf Kcl'dse % his'fitfsorri; 'riteif^^us-! nitrogen § in the fact that the anti-Communist mg _to let some of his colleagues and may change-Btril-more before tljeseese IiiWfe lines af? are printed. printed. K coalition parties were, winning .two- studies by ■see- ife, - Hpwe ver. it ,may, help Io-.trim That sejitejiceirfd^cmr^Hected thl agricultural I down the 345-millioh dqhar^fofaT.de sentiment in Washington eight years case you«^ H^J^irgotten, the Four majq Sj Unusual thing was that the anti- ficit thatr th e '' govbrhrrient' is' Sfttck figov, &4wn(i>t&U9Qoeqnag(ft^ings Cover K Red Christian DemocrjLts, .Repuh ■ hath- 'tlris yeriiv 7 7' • 71" ■:* of the column whiclj I. hcans and Social Unityj jj|irtyi had 7Ipabpherttf7; harly iii from The Cleveland ,popt office" was: SC- fourth of th j w scored such a top-heavy victory. Gctober-of—1940.)- j •tt^eR'tSiSdh^ Sififliff? - Iected7 - for- an exhaustive 7 efficieridy during this [ They, .led qyepywu.cre,..,even-Inc the ,attatu*ve«n^ IfifedKheMf study: =but - spot - checks afeo'-nfere n Well-fertl so CelIeM “ Rec! K ortlfl yrhfcre Cpm-, m ade at Cincinnati: .Detroit and Buf- Irorfi WejWai 1 depart-! isp e edjs tfialt Jn .SHa iy te sdtitdghfc .t«3R _muni.sts..had .amassed, considerable mgiril'vjlRajiRhBpiwa: O sm il avilpiifiJofi^sftfipalMiibAEitrM "• grasses I falo. 'Asa result of the survey, con the soil thl strength m the industrial cities. It gress will'be- asked to Earmark-‘$50.- located" on ConstituJ m ark the spot whence tfejQgjflffljyguitf a iin o J fifiiM ■Ifcnii'averiiie. Theri during the | „ .-appgsfed iillia*. the-anti-ComnJumst OOO for- overhauling a section- of the dribbledLiuuicu away.-—The-Red-army CbWtty.-—rne-xi^a-aiiiiy didnait t tisH eTCjfa Js J/1S Sj had secured ahsoluie majority In wasn-’t- any Pentagol This is the I Clevelahd post office: s^andbifothls: is re-denloy-2-deqloyv «It«It isca|illis*Aill largetytfeploy-largelyjffep! >ivuw_i ?j;! i'u tb w sl x! both the Italian senate and chamber HuiliiihgiIiien. I hai ed. annual soil I . Gan,. QxpqcJJradley, army chief ; sufccessful.. the. system- will; be. adopt VSif Cover cl Si of deputies. S a £ of Staffj toltf the house armed i be en interviewini Am ed throughput the country,-.,Atmual iJ m m m m n • soil, es[ Communist front, spokesmen cfen* ■services—committee that in the i ah bfiirier on the suhj savings for, the,nation -are -estimated « ‘U« J , 3are a part cl bi ceded that tne election results "must event of another war the U. S, j it 72 million dollars. , ject qf,. “our new! Sfcitlzetii army.ri’A” j a The yielT .m fis^ jaccpp^r...Greenland, Iceland" I • Trundle 'Engineering; company, fisim oiis ftt Jsjbsi arid the Azores or ex- I increasq ■■hired'.ioisnake the Cleveland;: sur ,,any letteiiT' gef tlie seeding _ This Italian election had beeflttie' '■prise -its-indnslfiai and population ‘ hard wear in thendlitaLeffifciHiffg ttdtc&w vey .-,found low morale. high absen-= a lot of people wapt to know is why ISPJflflBPWM Research! Ii plum for which both the U. S. and centers to air attacks. In a bid tceism. excessive sick.Ieave. poor; of striped, checked-or-Ilowercd cotton YcIu^,co^rcssiooal support of the; we need a citiriln airiny in peacei JfBICTf-sJ tefetjSQTOinwi® ^uarinfefpfihrigM' a plan that I j§ Soviet Russia liadn b e ^ r-qpmpp.|ing,i supervision and weak discipline. time?” ' I ing the col j? frantically for six months. It was draft and UMT, General Bradley ■ , ,Transij^time eonOTmedjtoo. inufch bWrhed VvM-1Slfi- HafioilV *jastb«^jhA t A.fab{8 c^-1phopleirafifi,<=s&l»B^)Miaq ej a real contest. Each nation had sent 5 warned that the army tqday would J ,.of‘the carriers!,jdgy,.greatly reduce, Iii myriad® Mientriefe':. Otl fhii3c.lTtaHrii Mbe fninoJppsiHOn to takeisuch posij ’ question ,again tojiay. r The angwerf a ing aelivery, time,. .-Deliveries Were which-I repbftfid tdiiybS col-j fc should be anfi-Coimpunist (or. Com- tive action should the need arise; I Hiord frequent 'th an ‘ the majority, '^'Tit7O--Ctaifti7-7V7Ib l &■ 77Jsttfi riHgufes) Btingmitt if itris trim - ® munistX„Slgcaase^’f'Efich tontay was.; of piitrons needed. i1M ' r!! ’.; I rrioi c ill jpclul tln n ’iLitndbriclu befdtez _ _ lush red appUguedfStrawr M accompanied, not by boxtops, but by EfeiY lSM ):" A v-fje0 of obsbiete trucks, require . 11Speed is what counts in an I » tpsysq 8 box^ar^-^qf; .fpodi adds.-macldnery a as irig ' ‘ excessive ' maintenance, in jj IYell--Ssi other''blandishments. • ' ■y-\ creased the ,postal, bill. ,..Mounted these boys to fight anybody. We t t’i Victory of the anti-Gpmrounlsts-fli , L Ir^i^ fifsUphgitive action,since the) Carriers drove their bwii aufbm’bfriles a re c ; vj the election was, In - a ‘ marine i at l4Ui 'iS,-bacfcCTl away-frorh ’its: stand,; and were, paid high’fees,? fhe?i^Serts sb theyTfbe-fbidy’ Oue to an unusuaHy.Marge demand and Si rpoakiag, a- -clear-cut .,..victer-y.—of- ,favoring ,partition, ,the. JTnited Na-j • found. - Total'! cost of deliverings ia them. The United States can al- benevolejit-,capjtalism; ,over militant, tions security, council issued a call; 13-cent special . delivery letter, ’ for :ways raise a- big. arm-y ,TOtfe^iulUilwVMa-Je affjit sa to z gfti declared. But rifcither 'We tlor'riny t! OOinmuriiarir'.' As such it could eXert to both jews'arid Arabo to stop fight-j example, pmounted, to ;20.5; -centa. j 0j-afts gaijfooi ,.O ,8 tremendous-infiuenG,e on the. course ;ing in,Palestipe. .. .. I Special. delivery messengers j also other country can raise a trained armjr overnight. And a lot^can I of European history...... It probably was a gesture of im-{ spent' approximately ,one 'ho.ur every sj# south Wens.fewapfipsBaefq*; m rv: Probably-;the-jirineipal: factors'_de-- ipotericeArehdereid ieven more im-J !day filling out Form 3951, a special 'happen =Inl! thejitp‘igp theseJ^tSj^ Enclose 20 cents for Pattern. Good fiel (jciding the .outcome of the election potent by the fact that the security; What we want to do is to train N o ______delivery receipt record 'not .Obnsid? ,^Kjpvrnht Iiafaari Ikjou C o w V l J ‘-KZO^ proper plaf jf. were passagfi bf-tlie- Eurbpean-Teedv- '■ couricil;-'iSRhough U t'iIaid' down sp'e-i ered'-necessary.' ’■ - ’’ ’■’. : these men for a reserve-.-. .” I AiiiO Jo ,H3tfOjC> gery program and the U- S. proposal cific. truce, directives to, both fac-; The Trundle company ; recomi - It was a year and three months -H laying by ijto returriJTrfeste'-'to Italy: ' ' :!i Hbhs,' decided a'gamst sehding a U.NJ. mended !sweeping, steps''to '-abolish after I wfcrte .-thoseiTWof-dsRhat semfi-1 ..a the seed \| Ji Further,, .,the ,electipti, appeared. to. cpmmissipn, to the scene- of troublei these defects. It urged a tightened,- thing did happen,, not in thq night, irfift- srtTMaaf? n o -y g b rrf rrw-.u .a i Weeders af ■v rar.te an‘ important' point 'concern-' to check on compliance." J.; Jmore equitable personnel policy,La but in thfii'earlyYmbib'ihg,-iPTCiiUSStiri vator to hi better grou( h! ing the -workings-. of - Communist a g -. -' Russia, 7 ifontiriuing- f to favor the! moralerbuilding program, a six-day jffarbor. We didn’t start t it,, ^The Egression: Abilitj 7 of the Communists partition plan, refused to support the;- 40-hour week for carriers instead of jap s did'the ’decidihgY T hey^tfdeW 5 |i to taker over iiaceountry -is .greatly tfuCe’prbposaTbiif at’the same time’ the present five-day week.’ It also ■-that we,h,ad t9.gCL.to,.\yfir- ITj= Clover a® if; reduced in cases where the Red recommended ; replacement < of the Andrei-Gromykq,. Soviet delegate, re-; r , ...... 'I army canrio"t’-be -brought -into" post-'-! frairied from applying' "Russia’s big-? ’'obsolete truck fleet! puf'chase-, tfbf • The L Lesson’s. ^ vV'J-w VOve Limed, F| Jjtion to exert pressure „op.vthe ..in-;. ppjwegjytdo and thus permitted the, moderri shop equipment to service ISp Time for Recess Ys;tended victim. ' Sweet clq agreement to be concluded. ' Q [ nevy trucks ,and government-owned L=Today we have more to say. We' good job ofl t-i The Red army was not a factor automobiles for mounted carriersl.lt H in the Itaarin^blectiorisf rTt; w asijaj There was. no, assurance that either; have learned a ,great deal,^iiice ply of nitn Jewish- Arab forces would agreej also advocated that'!“serious corisidf !,December 7, 194t RVefa%v^;fe|i|i'(|i^: organic ma factor, j eration” bej given to boo^tifig special to"’ a’ United '1 Rations truce and Iayr ffiqw to fight a*"glbbal w ar'aria win Was Fcacueif when1 Legumes! glpresence or its threatening prox .delivery rates,.'1' ' ’ ’ ' ’,' ’ F. Reinhardt of the U.S. first im ity, in the coups. of Czechoslo- down their arms. ij. j 1Iiti The question, is will rye do the phate and f gcdcteditfihBnnMflini t^ ie r a l coi vakia, Poland,XiRqpiapiif,! !Ejilgariai 1 j.tyell.aWhre tbot.the.ttufce proposhh things which'i7Will SprWfiritya 7 glribal in a soil thl the Russian 5tlth in fan t* ^ and eastern Germany. l*d littid'ori' no'-'sigyfic’ance in the, ,'War? rect aciditj UfldergrouBd Activities - . - b$; a 99 ,e8 t^Tg of Americans ■| If that reasoning is, sound, a dis-, pattern of the Holy Land tragedy,: : iJThat will be The juice of a lemon in a g UivbL-PdeIegates shook their heads> ■>: A GbBpiEBCEiDERSRTJiEN-T' V Meanwhile at the Elbe= water, when taken-first thing on aris- W cf1-7FSO I H turbing conclusion is evidentV-'Stidiild ’-1 ; EMPLOYEE ' was'? being ; quizzed river in Germany. SRussia realize that Soviet domina- gloomily and wondered if the United; Aave made the circle and some of iriW&iM11 fIOt .. tidniJofviEurqpeYcahnot'-tbeY.aqcpm-' Nations.,, not .,ygt three, years, old,! by a loyalty investigator about a tffe boys, !who(were jearmng.’sqijqda >r5s SJeiEinstqqs bluovf bit A 'MW w m o m jiniglit . young lawyer in the same, deparfe fight in 19,40.are wondering if Tthis I had been pretty „ . depressed . whenSl __ • jjiiSii’bd wlthbtrt’iisfe d f’militaty fdtce , 7 i^egariette ViomtcHfidJatlsrih the v a » WlTUi — lock m en t..- is whereY’they''-camSimtfnUrbritf • U- I M l R p f r UHg I "W etiVxi'Stetrmtgiit l » - 'tu liilug- Ute= ehar.ee to think about, that on another ious little cells that open onto the esiSE? 3f«h! OS ■; Bed,array of. , 11Does he bqlong ito anyjunder-: ground organizations?” asked the, ; triptrip bacjf''frbln Hhe ' 'iIeSiPbdwigtffiPafifefi K ta igon offi clfiie" of ASriericari prestige end recently,,pr ,I lemons for healthYBmdigirfemtioiUilKB investigator.,, ...... i & 6 01of doctorsaoctors havftxesemmendedn: them. lqodey^ijydn jhe world organization'.; ment o f national ense. Tvs a « n e i -ri,------, rjcjj Jn VitapYin C: supply. and Fmerf5- ’'" ■ - -AftersHafang pushed the partition 7 a -t .o jlphger journey now than it was to the , ,'tytTuch. one?’!- The , investigator amhltffffi'fif plan through th^_U. N. by„the sheer! ;sl_d “ tem porary 11 World War I build . sM dig^tlfinvn faaTOsrsoqs .VrI AU things considered, John L.-; •Iia'ne'H,!jonyard!'eagerty.!j| . IVhen I left. I had the feeling th$f£ ing on:. Constitution" aventrerrThff here-wei _ Nt(|»oJ> sttolipisWrtoK IeMibi ifaostfieEW IK-Ouciuvuiy Jahandoned , jtsi 11Tfie' National Speleological ,'so-; -Pentagon sprawls geometrically over the„tgsk bpfqre them coolly aigg- ciety.” 7‘" 3'io acres across the (Rdfdtjjjat .-in ijjiliape—s u f f e r i n g„pnly relatively support of partition in order to dab ImlyvI neithti obsessed with OJj- ble, iji! power^'pohtidSt with Middle " '“VVTiat do its mehibers beficve !Uirginia. The I R t jw q firtaintl thm uthey were mi lbs y 6uf sysj ^hiininor abrafiiqqg of; the .ppeketbppfti; hack was very much like the one I i tk For ignoring a federal order to'ehd Sast'dilt'aS-tile stffieS. Insteadcijf in?” asked the puzzled prbber.-- into another inevitable conflict partition U. S, leaders advocatedba; !.eported^ eight years ago. UwSRKiWi soRmtUmy'm^A v the SOftjCflfijI .sjrilfe: thaiLh^gan March 11Thej7 specialize in’this study- of ,WBtfTtiBfia .W .fl .V Ki arm Vfa-ien leg '-.15 over a^perisibri'dispute', Lctvi;; was Jferapbr^fjii 7IynithdYvNdtlaris trustee caves and ,underground, cqverna.,’’: -rS It was -a“ reassurance "that the of needed! ship. But .the* failed to indicate C onvicted by Federal Judge T. Alan_ fje q u e st for three billion more dol- “We .aqUcipate no belligere duce top ri vdia'tyitinH vof 'truSteeshiii^br exactly wgoldsborough of criminal contempt" Iars for national defense* dsjmthfttv I IrilBfmtBe-'move on the p a rt 7 Newton sq hQW?.;they,.thought it should be !W- tj^f court.?' gs$ .,punishpieiritl’Jd d g ^ ; the military, men say , is, .f he. mmi- .( istti lionis. ■fbrdects.’' K ' v StsssenVGanpaign Funds :rii7jm - ;peaipctime!I i; (-«j The acl “ Wiilhr'tl^ Arrierfcan'R f *N. delrigd- A LOT.QF'JfEOPLE HAVEsWON- prevent war. In other words, de-. q s m , J K t f A jJ O S jllfi DERED, J1Whejg- ^tS ^ se n ’s w hether 'th'ey'hav&'otie".~l'nr 7a'Hy case',: m arines riT ^=Umted:.. Mine Workers union-a. total-; tion was playing hard-to-get, ofiher fcnse, not offense. It was .pointed,, OJ^flTOTTTa strlnsg camphigri -1 expbrises1’ - vferpJ doming on soil Iha |f;df 1-4 million dollars. , , "delegates w ere'askfhg" lrWHat are Wc oat, that it.it .were ricdesshryjiipjvj! ervlEjJRteldtdiyj} in^sfe jB heneJTocl’tvLi;--; S; a;;: I SjjjV from. ., . , , , . M M M i tilized wi| hri; It v.nS' alriiost '-a'-'virbatimV-TfiiBn--' Aio prepare far actual conflict, the the men in„$e, politbur^ We ha= Unofficial explanation was thatithe -’The .ekrMhmesbfa'griv&riorj-iidt ,a produced of »Ho#ii|g whht| their nei UI S 7.! VERY POOR PSIMT THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N- C. F I R S T M d tdessMtt .. . IIIItiC * I-" U the MUNfiJOllsI BY 7A.W.NU6ENT i QUESTION:' I have bought an eld a r m Svnday QUESTION: We are using quite a bit of plywood in our home, and house that has wooden gutters with I 2 3 2 3 4 5 want to keep it natural—also all the metal linings. The linings have rusted through from lack of paint. Cover Crops Reduce SCRIPTURE: Malachi. woodwork. What is the best to use i H 1 DEVOTIONAL READING: Luko 3:3-S, IS- on it to keep it a light color? Also, Could I paint over the metal with 17. Soil Erosion Losses 2 \ ' h • what can I use to fill the nail-holes some of the new-type waterproof F b 2 so they, won’t show. paint? ANSWER: If the metal has rus Research Tests Show A Malachi Demand; Sincere ANSWER: All plywood, except 3 fir plywood, can be given a thin ted through, I believe it would Four Main Advantages coat of white shellac thinned half- serve no purpose to retain it. If -----j. f l t you can remove it without too much How cover crops seeded in corn r > > I ’ and-half with denatured alcohol. .H y ~ \ L esson for Mayftlfi, 1948 Then two thin, even coats of paste trouble, you could paint the wood and other row crops could help H 4 gutters on the inside with liquid f r s r t rin s c b farmers fight erosion, -build up the wax are applied and, when each ET ready for some straight coat is dry, it should be well rubbed. asphalt paint, and the outside with soil’s organic matter and add to the £ a good house paint. If there are nitrogen supply, is indicated in talk in next Sunday’s lesson. Another method is to finish with a 5D GMalachi reveals the dark picturepenetrating wax or two coats of spaces at the joints, cover them with MV studies by research men in Iowa ^ B roofing cement and roofing felt, agricultural experiment station. of unrequited love, polluted offer top-qjiality, quick drying varnish. ings, impious priests, If fir plywood is used, it should be then paint over the felt with asphalt Four major advantages are cited: SZJ t a p t a t t h e c a t s n o s e , a t t h e p i s h t . paint. J J AND MAPE YOUP LtNES CUT THE BOXES unfaithful husbands. given a prime coat of a special kind ■1 Cover crops protect the soil You wonder if Sam of preparation which “flattens” the ■t ■ from August to May. One- f!* / IN THE EXACT POStT/ONS THEY DO /N grain of this particular kind of wood THE Op/Q/NAL . Y ou THEN HAVE M A D E A Jones has come back fourth of the annual soil loss occurs WUL tq life. He begins by for a smooth finish. After the prime PEPEEcr PEPPODucrtON OP t h e - c a t . during this period. crying, “The burden coat is dry, the wood can be finished FATHER, n Well-fertilized legumes and of the word of the with wax, varnish, shellac, paint or “ • grasses add organic matter to Lord to Israel by enamel. Nail holes can be filled with wood putty colored with an IF YOU READ THIS the soil that helps resist erosion Malachi.” We shall come back to us. Mom’s not cross at during the May and June period. 7 /P sr cut our the picture a pound oil stain to match the wood. miss the entire mean you any more. She said, “I never This is the time when one-half of the THE ENT/PE OUTltNE. ing of this lesson if annual soil losses occur. would have picked that quarrel with we fail to read every Dad if I hadn’t felt so miserable.” F O T 3 0 Cover crops add nitrogen to the MHEN Dr. Newton word of the Book of Easily Built Automatic Seems she’d been bothered with con soil, especailly when legumes S S E B ^ S S ei CPEASE Malachi. We cannot claim any of Auto Garage Door stipation caused by lack of bulk in are a part of all the mixture. the promises of a better day, as indi / The yield of corn will be slightly T H E 4 - the diet. Well, since Grandma tipped ing :mli'veryjp COPNEPS cated in the latter section of Malachi her off to KELLOGG’S ALL-BRAN, *’ increased in the year following unless and until we deal with such- If you want a really sturdy, hand ich■'tab'-THt* « 3 A C P- Mom has joined the “regulars”—and call: be HiaJcl i-' tire seeding of cover crops. hypocrisy as may infest our lives some, automatic garage door, build Research workers have developed IVAPD o n what a difference in herl She polishes i-.vered cotton today, even as the priests and peo it yourself from the pattern of- off a bowlful of ALL-BRAN every a plan that licks the problem of seed THE fered below. The pattern not only >vs sfshright ple were consumed with iniquity a.m., drinks a lot of water. She’s ing the cover crops. Just before D o t t e d when Malachi prophesied unto them, simplifies building the door but also T-iM -M dm M taken to baking swell muffins, too, -or PQftijCfts M I / N ES . . * * tells how to attach the necessary garage door hardware in order to from the recipe on the ALL-BRAN - o u GIVING OUB BEST TO GOD box. So come on back. You’ll find It if it is truh- W c make it completely automatic and L I w t u upward acting. All materials needed home was never like this—before liiaued.-straw.r THENSEE 44 A SON honoureth his father, and for building the door are now readi ALL-BRAN. JACK. a *- a servant his,master; if then JUST ly obtainable at lumber yards ev J'r.tK I be a father, where is mine honour? M-Jot thB FInoride for Dental Caries Accumulated evidence to date DAVIE BRICK LIVESTOCK HEALTH ODDITIES suggests three methods of caries control by use of fluorides, accord ing to Francis A. Arnold Jr., Na COMPANY tional Institute of Health. First, in PLUKES IN CATTLE T h e creasing the fluoride concentration CDNTBOLLED of public water supplies to an opti DEALERS 'IN mum level, I ppm. F. Second, by DUSTiNQ topical application of more concen SWAMP trated fluoride solutions. Third, by GOOD COAL Davie Record increasing fluoride ingestion through FOOM PLAKES daily dietary supplements. The first method, fluorination of water sup Day Phone 194 - Night Fhone 119 plies, now is being subjected to ex Mocksville, N. C. perimental verification in numerous Has Been Published Smce 1899 communities. Topical application of fluorides has sufficient clinical evi dence at the present time to recom mend its judicious use by tire dental profession. There is no direct scien Walker Funeral Home 4 8 Y e a r s tific evidence with which to evaluate AMBULANCE SERVICE the use of tablets containing fluoride as dietary supplements for caries DAY ORINIGHT control. Phone 48 Other* have come and gone-your Mocksville, N. C Hens Laying- More Eggs county newspaper keeps going. The American hen today is re sponding to better care and man Sometimes it has seemed hard to agement by laying 15 per cent more eggs annually than she did at the Uncle Se 2ii Says make “buckle andjtongue” meet but beginning of World War II. This re SO W S APE SHORT markable rise in annual egg produc o f io d in &,p i6 S m a y soon the sun shines and again we tion per bird from an average of 134 COWS MANUFACTURE in 1940 to 154 now is due largely to BE BORN WITHOUT march on. Our faithful subscribers, the increase of better breeding VITAMINS IN THE- stock, employment of sound man WAIQ. agement techniques, advances in PIRST STOMACH most of whom pay promptly, give us disease control and greater use of scientifically balanced feeds. Such courage and abiding faith in our is the conclusion reached by poultry nutritionists and other authorities, fellow man who point out that this new record was accomplished despite many m m m m n m war-imposed shortages that necessi tated constant changing of formulas t e l If your neighbor is not taking The to maintain feeds in proper nutri I/ PREPARED BV tional balance. AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR ANIMAL HEALTH Record tell him to subscribe. The ’IPS FOR BETTER contains plenty of Vitamin A, for in price is only $1.50 per year rin the Hottest Spice Family stance, but little Vitamin D. In pro More than 50,000 tons of spices CARE OF CALVES viding minerals, it should be kept in In view of today’s high prices of mind that not only calcium and phos State, and $2.00 in other states. are consumed annually in rthe :eat and feed, livestock raisers are United States alone and the most phorus, but also supplemental iron, Some a.« \ w«tr u e rh u o b Cliis very 'ijb-.hK more concerned than ever copper and cobait, are necessary in popular spice is black pepper which day— «one o f lmclo S a m s volunteer some localities. The local veterinar was discovered as an unattractive representatives is K0 :n g to ring your ian can usually advise as to which wild vine in the jungles of the Malay doorbell to ask von to do one o f the mineral deficiencies exist in any area. WheiTYou Come To Town peninsula. Both black and white most i m p o n a n '. things you can do Clean maternity stalls are im pepper come from the same plant— now for yourself and your country. portant, too, to give calves a healthy the white comes from the less pep He or she is going to urge you to start, and reui.ee the danger of joint Make Our Office Your pery, inner parts of the berry. Hun start, or to increase, your buying of ill, scours and pneumonia. These dreds of other types of peppery, hot United States Savings Bonds under same troubles can be caused also by a patriotic, automatic and regular failure to properly disinfect the plants are much hotter to the taste plan. If you heed my nephew or Health precautions can save many | Headquarters. and easier to grow but the popular navels of new calves and keep them nieces’ advice, you’ll be doing your "•re calves. away from contaminated premises. ity of black pepper on the modern self a favor. For these security table remains unchallenged since I oefore with the need for raising Calf pails should be cleaned thor bonds—as they do their part to in healthy, fast-growing, vigorous calves. oughly; milk is an excellent place for We Are Always Giad To long before Columbus set out to find ’ sure a stable economy, cornerstone Every calf lost due to mismanage germs to grow and multiply. If pos a faster route to the spice-bearing of the future security of our country ment or disease, before it gets into sible, the colostrum (first milk after East. —will pay you back* $4 for every $3 full production or reaches market age birth) should be saved nd fed to the ten years from now. They can mean and weight, is a terrific financial loss calves. Colostrum contains needed See You. ' financial security for you and your and a waste of feed. vitamins and helps build res .< tance family. AMERICA’S SECURITY IS Fish With Legs Steps to assure the best possible to infection. YOUR SECURITY* calf crop begtn with the proper care Members of the Australian coun 1 S. Treasury Department Besides following sound manage and feeding of the pregnant cow. cil for scientific and industrial re ment and feeding practice-, the calf JUST A SliftUB Good quality hay, balanced with min raiser should be alert for signs of search engaged on an oceanograph erals, vitamins and proteins, is es disease, and - prompt steps if ical cruise discovered a fish with pecially important. Dehydrated hay they appear. Big Favorites with Everyone | legs, in the deep waters off the west ern Australian coast. It has two hind legs, walks along the bottom of the ocean, and was netted during LIVESTOCK HEALTH ODDITIES.__ trawling operations in Shark bay. I The fish is about five inches long. It has two fins on either side of its body. The fins apparently are used to maintain balance while the fish is out strolling. Members of the NEW EXPERIMENTS BV party have described it as resem VETERINARIANS PROVE bling a miniature swordfish. JaTHATuMOON BLINDNESS'' Bland Synip Uses “What’s his position?” IN -HORSEStW MULES IS For more than five years a bland, “He’s the third assistant guesser NOT CAUSED MOON very sweet, amber-colored syrup in the weather bureau.” made from apple juice, developed BUT RELATED TO VITAMIN at the U. S. eastern regional re Contortionist Needed DEFICIENCY. search laboratory near Philadel A mother was playing with her phia, has been used as a humectant two-year-old child, who had recently in cigarette tobacco, originally as a learned the alphabet. Raising her substitute for glycerine. It has a arm straight above her head, she number of other potential commer asked: —Photo courtesy Balt Bros. cial uses as an ingredient in both “What letter is this?” food and non-food products. Indus Crisp Bread-and-Butter Chips are 2 tablespoons mustard seed “An I,” Karl gleefully responded. a must on many a home CannerrS I teaspoon turmeric trial tests have demonstrated the Then the mother stopped but Karl, value of apple syrup in the manu summer schedule for these delicious % tablespoon celery seed eager to continue the game, begged: pickles are everybody’s favorite. I piece horseradish facture of cork closures, pharma “Mummie, now make a Wl ” ceuticals, dentifrices and cosmetics. Most homemakers say they can never Soak cucumbers and onion (sep For ase in the last three types of MORE THAN 63 put up enough to last through the arately) 5 to 10 hours in brine made Obvious Source winter but they always try! So get by dissolving one-half cup salt in products, it has been found neces Father—Don’t you think our son sary to reduce the normal calcium KINDS OF TICKS a big supply of cucumbers and use one-half gallon cool water. Drain gets his intelligence from me? this tested recipe from the Ball Blue well. Add onions, 2V4 cups vinegar, content of the syrup to a minimum Mother — He must—I’ve still got PREY UPON POULTRY by use of ion exchangers, because Bosk to make Bread-and-Butter and 2 % cups water to the cucum mine. I Chips for your “star boarders.” bers. Simmer abdut 15 minutes. Do calcium is incompatible with the oil LIVESTOCK AND 3 quarts sliced cucumbers not cook until soft. Drain. Discard •and fat ingredients in such products. Oh, No? MANY CATVLE DlE FROM PETS. MANY liquid in which scalded. Make sirup W ife-I think I hear burglars. Are 3 onions, sliced LEUKEMIAjS lM IU e TO 614 cups vipegar by boiling the sugar and spices with you awake? \ HODfiKIN1S DISEASE OF CARRY DISEASE three cups vinegar and one cup Learned His Lesson Husband—No! VIRUSES. 3 cups brown { sugar water for five minutes. Pack well- A little boy being very curious HUMAN RPINAA I pod hot red pepper drained cucumbers and onions in hot asked his father, “Daddy, how did I teaspoon cinnamon Ball Jars. Cover with boiling sirup you meet mommie." Posthole Digger Ik, ^ .% teaspoon ginger and seal. With a bit of a frown on his face, his father replied, “That’s a rather big question for a little boy. But I’ll tell you one thing — it certainly niiiiirmrmiininin cured me of whistling.” LET US DO A Good Beginning “What kind of oil do you use in your car, Bill?” PREPARED BV . AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR ANIMAL HEALTH * “Oh, I usually start out by telling I 'em how lonely I am.” WARMiiiQ AGAINST , a new area, livestock owners shou-d YOUR JOB PRINTING ¥ I co-operate fully and promptly with : This posthole digger was built ANTHRAX ‘SCARES’ I local veterinarians and livestock san- * Lime Sulphur Protects Of all the diseases affection live ! itary officials. Except in established ♦ by Clyde Hall, Bradford, 111. He 4 says it will put a nine-inch hole stock and human beings onu of the I anthrax areas, an outbreak rsucily We can save you money Trees Against Rabbits oldest and mn«.i deadly is anthrax. can be controlled by vaccinating stock Undiluted lime sulpher concen down three feet in Illinois soil in It spreads fast. Hs fast, and some- on the infected premises and adjacent trate was the best among 16 repel three minutes. It was built of - ** WSSJS farms. lents tested at the Oklahoma station heavy materials in his farm One of the common and serious on your shop and required some large for protecting young fruit trees from . A mistakes, in handlin new outbreaks, welds. A car differential provides is the indiscriminate vaccination of cottontail ’ rabbits. Habbits were ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, ¥ penned with no food except water a way to use tractor power to dig cattle, horses and mules outside the postholes. actual danger zone. This practice ¥ sprouts of apple. They damaged 94 may serve to start fresh outbreaks. ¥ per cent of the untreated sprouts in STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BILL ¥ In ail cases, one precaution is vital. ¥ five days, as compared to 41 per 1rV Carcasres of anthrax victims must ¥ cent of the sprouts painted with lime New Chemical Utilized be dispose- of, quickly and thor ¥ sulpher. Only I per cent of the ¥ A cow oughly. by complete burning. And HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. ¥ sprouts were damaged the first day Fot Grasshoppei Poison the rcrco.is doing the job should use ¥ Research men at various state times causes disastrous loesses. The ¥ ! every precaution to avoid exposure, ¥ colleges after trying benzene hexa- spores of anthrax live In the soil, sur i Human beings can readily contract Patronize your home newspaper ¥ chloride, a chemical discovered in viving for years under the worst J anthrax by careless handling of sick ¥ conditions. ‘ or dead animals. R HUNTING Europe and brought to this country » for experimental use as a grass Nevertheless, anthrax ‘‘scares’’ and j When a suspected or known case and thereby help build up your ♦ for Indiscriminate vaccination should be I of anthrax appears the first thing f hopper poison, believe it is the best avbided. Outbreaks h'ave been re i to do is to call the veterinarian. He 9 thing yet discovered for hog mange, ¥ More ported in almost every state at var I can examine the aiiin;, or dead an- home towrt and county. 9 as well as grasshopper control. The ious times, but the diser.se is a con i imai, determine whether anthrax was 9 BUSINESS compound is a wettable powder that stant hazard In only a few well- i the cause of trouble, and prescribe ¥ ¥ TryO vr Ad can be used as either a spray or dip defined regions. I measures to check the outbreak be- 9 for hogs and is sold under various It an anthrax outbreak occurs in ‘ fore it causes widespread losses. t trade names. THE DAVIE RECORD. TPIne1 _ Davier \ • Record D J DAVIE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEW SPAPER-THE PAPER THE PEOPLE KEAD aHERE SHALL THE PR5^S. THE PEOPLE'S RIGHTS MAINTAIN; UNAWED BY INFLUENCE AND UNBRIBED BY GAIN." VOLUMN XLVIX. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY. MAY 1 9 . 1 9 4 8 . * NUMBER 4 2 NEWS OF LONG AGO WhenUySong Be Seen Along Main Street Uncle Sam Says By The Street Rambler. What WasHappening In Da gins to Sing 0000 0 0 vie Before Parking Meter* High School Seniors trying to Rev. W. E. Iaenhour. Hitfh Point, N. C. R4 get into bank on legal holiday— And Abbreviated Skirts. When my song begins to sing Miss denna Collette taking time (Davie Record, May 36, 1920.) There is joy within my soul, off for lunch—School girls inter Cotton Is 42 cents. Then I praise my Lord and King Homemade Weighing viewing newspaper man in front Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward For the way He takes control, of drug store—Young man suffer Walker, on May 17th, a fine 15- As I worship Him and pray, aCUftlTYl Bin Speeds Work ing with toothache trying to get And tbe blessed things I see pound son. in touch with a dentist—Bobbie Born, to Mr. and Mrs. James A. As I travel on life’s way. Device Aids Automatic Dwiggins in earnest conversation Klmbronfrb, on Thursday, a fine CHORUS Feed Handling Setup T e a m e d U p with a friend near soda fountain son. When my song begins to sing It is an old saying that all farm —Jack LeGrand trying to keep the Mrs. C C. Cherry and daughter equipment was first thought of by a A N American cyclist was push- Sweetest praises fill mv heart. postoffice lobbyin sanitary condit Miss Gay, spent Thursday in Sal farmer. Whether that saying holds ing his machine up a steep hill And the joys of heaven bring true may be questioned. But it is in France when he overtook a peas ion—Small boy picking up roll of isbury shopping. Their rich graces to impart, certain that much of it did come America’s security begins right in ant with a donkey cart who was greenbacks on sidewalk near bank into being as the result of ideas making but little progress, although Mrs. Waiter Critz, who has been Till my soul is filled with love your home. Halie you future se building that some unlucky fellow teaching In the Spencer school, ar which some farmer had concerning cure and you are helping make your the donkey was doing his best. For my Master and my King, ways to improve and speed up the country’s future sccure, too. That's The benevolent cyclist, putting his rived home yesterday. lost—Courting couples parked in And with gbodness from above, performance of his various chores. what the Security Loan means to left hand against the back of the front of court house on sultry af Mrs. Frank Miller and daughter A pertinent example of this fact you. Iour part in this bond drive cart and guiding his machine with When my song begins to sing. is shown in the accompanying illus is to sign up for automatic bond the other, pushed so hard that the ternoon—John Durham busy tak of Salisbury, were here a short buying through the Payroll Savings tration. It shows a homemade donkey, taking fresh courage, pulled ing in cash on Saturday afternoon while Friday. When my song begins to sing Plan where yon work, or the Bond- his load up to the top successfully. weighing bin, which was conceived A-Month Plan at your bank if you —Mrs. Paul Hendrix doing week Mrs. B. O, Morris and Miss Mar Heaven seems so very near. by a Midwestern farmer for use are self-employed. TJ. S. Savings The summit reached, the peas garet Allison soint Thursday In And this is the grandest thing with his automatic feed handling bonds are truly security bonds, ant burst into thanks to his bene end shopping—Mrs. Frank Fow setup. -It holds several tons of feed which require the allotment of only factor. ler buying frozen foods—Sheek Winston-Salem shopping. To uplift with peace attd cheer, and is fixed to the ceiling by a series a Iittel spare cash each week, and “It was very good of you, indeed, Bowden, Jr., talking abo.ut trip to Mlss Helen Meroney Is at home Keeping me from sinking down of heavy springs and turnbuckles, yet return a whopping big nestegg monsieur,” he protested. “I should in 10 years. For example: as little never have got up the hill with only the mountains—Bobby Honeycutt from Mitchell College, Statesville, Underneath life’s heavy load, one spring being located at each corner of the bin in the center of as $3.75 invested regularly every one donkey.” walking up the highway from the where she has been in school. And from losing harp and crown two turnbuckles. Tension on the week will bring you $2163.45 by 1S58. AMERICA’S SECURITY IS YOTJE direction of Catawba College— Miss Annie Hail Baity has arriy. Up in heaven’s blest abode. springs moves a pointer across a Down It Went! scale at the bottom of the bin to SECURITY! He loved fishing so much that he Bettie Sue Whittaker pausing for ed home from Meredith College, U. S. I reosttry Department When my song begins to sing, indicate weight up to 3,200 pounds. thought everyone else ought to love refreshments on hot afternoon. Raleigh. Hallelujah! Satan flees, A slide gate at the bottom of the Rockets Aid Telephones it. In his zeal he took a novice with Miss Ivie Horn returned Friday bin permits feed to spill out into a Use of rockets in laying light him on a fishing trip, furnishing all Till it seems that heav’nly spring cart in desired quantities. The bin the tackle. The expert settled the from Spencer where she attended weight field telephone wire over in Softly 8oats upon the breeze, accessible terrain by means of an novice in a likely spot and then be Our County And tbe closing oxercises of the graded And that Jesus whispers low: improved type wire dispenser has gan fishing not far away. In a little while the novice called: sc'uool. ‘‘I will lead you through the strife been proven practical by tests of the army signal corps at Fort Dix 1 N. J. “How much do those red and Social Security Miss Martha Cali returned last To the home where Christians go, green things cost?” Tests showed that in emergencies By Mrs. Ruth G. Duffy, Manager Thursday from Lenoir, where she In the Glory Land of Lite.” the rockets may be fired without use “You mean the float?” the expert attended the commencement exer. of the rocket launcher. The rocket in replied. "Oh, about a dime, I According to the experts, guess.” cises at Davenport College. its original cardboard packing case 105,000 veterans of World War 11 is fired from a wedge-shaped hole "Well,” said the novice, “I owe J. A. Daniel returned last night Horse Sense dug in the ground, laying out the you a dime; mine has sunk.” will die within three years after wire satisfactorily to distances up to discharge Naturally, no one knows from Greensboro, where be attend Greenville, “ Common horse[sen. TECHNICALLY HONEST 50 yards. A distinct advantage of just who will die; but wh'oever they ed a meeting of the NorthCaroiina se” as exemplified by a Greenville the rocket method of laying wire lies Grain Dealers Association. horse isn’t so common. in the simplicity and portability of are, they will leave widows, child A sttll and 600 gallons of beer Thehorseis Dinah, a four year the equipment required. One man ren, and parents who need finan equipped with a wire dispenser, a cial protection. was found about two miles north old mare. small field telephone and a rocket of Fork Chnrch last Tuesday by A Greenvill construction com can establish wire communication Your editor, being particularly Sheriff Winecoff. The still was for relatively short distances over interested in veterans, asked me pany man—Howard Miller—has rivers, lakes, ravines, cliffs and chopped up and the beer poured owned the Tennessee Walker for other formidable obstacles. recently what protection veterans out. There were Ir fermenters. 18 months. During that time be have under the Old-Age and Sur While working at a sawmill near has taugbt tbe intelligent horse al Home-made “weighing bin,” vivors Insurance provision of tbe Good Tear for Many Social Security Act. In our dis Eork Church Thursday, Charles most fifty tricks. built by Midwestern farmer. The year 1947 was the most pros The fisherman had hard luck and ' Riddle fell over a saw and sustain Here are some of the tricks is placed below a chute leading perous peacetime year in history. cussion, I told him about a veteran This is especially interesting in view on his way home he entered a fish ed a fracture of the skvtt, and one Dinah can perform: from a two-ton mixer in the barn store and said to the dealer: “Just who had visited me. I believe mow. The entire setup operates as of numerous early predictions that a you will be interested, as was your leg was badly cut. He was given Scribble “ notes” on a pad by business recession was imminent, stand where you are and throw me follows: Whole grain is blown into five of the biggest fish you have in medical attention and carried to point out business research workers editor, in what I told the veteran holding a pencil in her month. an overhead bin, from which it flows the place.” his home. From last reports he into a blower-equipped hammermill at University of Illinois. Reasons whether or not you are one. Flip a light switch on and off. why the recession did not material “But why throw ’em?” asked the on the first floor. Ground grain is dealer in amazement. was getting along as well as could ize included: short crops in both This veteran told me that he Tell her age by giving tbe right blown back into the mixer and then “So I can tell my family I caught Europe and the United States, and never paid any social security taxes be expected. number of hoof beats. drops into the weighing bin. The them,” replied the fisherman. "I resulting higher food prices; exports Miss Wade Gentry, of Winston mixer and grinder are operated by may be a poor fisherman but I’m no until about a year ago but that he Untie Mr. Miller’s shoes, take higher than expected; the backlog of five-horsepower motors, whereas liar.” understood that there is a special Salem, and Alvab J. Tborpe, of off his hat and pat it on his head. the whole grain is blown into the demand proving larger than was an Detroit, Mlcfa', were married last Wipe her master’s face with a storage bin by tractor power. ticipated, with bottlenecks prevent provision for veterans. He was Tuesday at Lexington. Tbey will ing production of many commodities THEY ABE TOO! right. Tbe Congress did provide handkerchief. from meeting demands; increase in make their home at Rock Hill, S. consumer credit and bank loans to a special protection through an a- Dance the waitz and Mr. Mil Him—What are those holes In Automatic Egg Washer individuals, and increased wages to C. Mrs. Thorpe is the daughter ler says sbe is learning the mys the wood? mendmem to tbe Social Security coal miners leading to price in She—They’re knot holes. Act. of J. A. !entry, of this city. teries of "cooch" dancing. creases in coal, steel and automo Miss Gladys Tuompson, of Ad biles adding impetus to inflation. Him — Well, what are they, The veteran had joined the Navy Kneel as though praying. then? vance, daughter of our townsman, The Greenville borse has been a few days after Pearl Harbor. C. L. Thompson, won the Paige Our First Engineer He was in college when he enlist performing publicly since her de Stuck With Her Story The beaver is not only one of the automobile and a $75 talking ma but at a horse show in Atlanta A famous European king greatly ed. He reported for duty about most resourceful of small animals June 15, 1942. He was honorably chine In the Lexington Dispatch last May. but also one of the most industrious, admired a beautiful court lady. One contest. day he asked her age. She replied: discharged in December, 1945. He Mr. Miller is not a professional and in many respects most useful. “ Your m ajesty, I am 25.” The beaver is the world’s first engi The Boyles Real Estate Co., has Five years late; he again put the came out in good shape and, there animal trainer. Howeve. he has neer, and as such, its industrial been organized here with W. E. had previous success wltb a dog, same question to her. Sbe again re fore, did not have a service-con trait's Sre valuable to man and plied: “ Your m ajesty, I am 25.” Boyles Ptesident; J. F. Moore, V.. beast. For their value as engineers, nected disability. As be did not a ouck, and a vearling bull. Prof. F. B. Wright demonstrat “See here,” said the king, “you President, and J. S. Daniel Secre- beavers often are carried to locali told me that five years ago.” have a service couneeted disability, ing the new egg washing machine ties where their kind once lived but tary-Treasurer. This company will developed at Cornell university. “Certainly,” she said. “I am not the Veterans Administration would disappeared. They are captured in one of those ladies who say one thing deal in real estate of all kinds. We The device makes it possible for large basket-like traps and trans not pay compensation to bis sur Rich Harvest one day and another the next.” understand that they will erect a two persons to wash, dry and pack ported to depleted lands where vivors in case of bis death. But Some wonderful crops have been five cases of eggs an hour, five beaver dams are needed. No sooner modern, two story brick building times as fast as the same jobs New Effect he would be fully insured under harvested in the United States in than given a new job—and they like As the two men left the movie, on the lot between the court house could be done by hand. As most a new undertaking — these sharp- tbe Social Security Act, it be recent years, but there are reliable poultrymen and their wives spend one was visibly more impressed and the Zacbary property, In the toothed workers start gnawing down with what they had just seen than should die within three years after statistics for the richest of them from two to four evenings a week trees for dam building material. near future. cleaning eggs by hand, this ma the other. discharge, and bis survivors would all that gathered by confidence When spring rains swell the streams “It’s really wonderful,” said the The commencement exercises of chine will result in a big saving in their dams prevent the washing be entitled to payments under Old- men. time. first, “what great progress the films the Mocksville graded school came away of valuable topsoil, preserve have made within a few years, don’t Age and Survivois Insurance pro* Police records and newspapers timber supply and aid in beautifying to a close Monday night with the you think?” gram. are full of successful swindling Formula Computes Feed the landscape. “It certainly is,” said the second, annual commencement play. On schemes, but only a small part of Required for One Hen “first they moved, then they talked The dependents of this veteran Friday evening the recitation con and now this one smells.” are a wife and a 3-month old baby them are ever reported, most vic High egg production clearly takes States Increase Benefits test for the O'Henry Society medal boy. I told him that in the event tims stoically pocketing their Ios- more feed, but just as clearly the Legislatures in 22 states last year DID IT IN A HURRY increased amounts which must be was held. Miss Ioez Ijames won ses, being ashamed to admit that feed brings a greater return in term s of his death, within tbtee years the medal. The May.pole dance of eggs Uian the same amount-fed paid workers in compensation for they were gullible enough to be to low-producing hens. Dr. L. E. on-the-job injuries, the Council of after discharge, they would receive was given Saturday afternoon on gold.bricked. Card of the Illinois experiment sta State Governments reports. Sixteen about $40 a month, beginning at tion explains how to compute the states now pay up to $25 a week the school grounds. At 11 o’clock Most of them indeed deserve lit his death and ending when tbe boy Monday the literary address was total feed required for one hen for compensation. In five states a maxi tie sympathy because they are real a year: mum of $30 a week is paid for tem is 18. He then wanted to know delivered by Editor Johnson, of ly victims of tbeir own greed. Multiply the live weight of the porary' disability. Six states passed what would happen if he lived be Thomrsville, after which came the bird, in pounds, by 8 . laws last year providing improved yond tbe 3-year limitation. I told They fall for the lure of rich quick Add 25. medical care, while death benefits awarding of medals, cortificates of profits. They expect to get some Divide the total number ,of eggs for dependents of those killed in him that if be contiaued to work on attendance, etc. The schhlarshlp thing for almost nothing. the hen lays by 7 (e. g. 105 divided occupational accidents were in a job covered by social security, be medal was won by Miss Hazei by 7 equals 15) and add this figure creased in 20 states. In addition, six Thereis one simple rule that to the total obtained by the first states enacted laws giving protec would be insured on the basis of Baity, the Seventh Grade Deport, will save many a heartache. two steps. An example: tion against loss of health from “How many fish you got. r s*»r?” his wages long before the end of meut medal wps won by Miss Mary Weight of hen—5 pounds. ' occupational diseases, bringing the “None, yet; but I’ve only been th e 3-year period and that- his wif; Never trust strangers with your Five times 8 equals 40; plus 25 total of states with such legislation Gtta Walker, and the Mathematics fishing an hour.” and son would still be protected. money.—Ex. equals 65. . to 39 . Laws creating funds to com “Say, you’re doing all right. There medal was won by-Miss Eva Call. Hen lays 105 eggs per year. Di pensate for second injuries were This veteran left my office feeling This has been one of tbe most sac. was a feller fished here for two vide this figure by 7. Result 15. ~>assed in six states, bringing the weeks and he didn’t catch any more better over Now is the time to |su b - this to much the future of his cessful years siuce our grade srhool Tptal feed required — 80 pounds. group 38 . than you got in an hour.” was established. scribe for The Record., — j (65 plus 15). wife and son. • THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. Progress In Drying Grain LOVELY NIGHTIE FOR TROUSSEAU] Results Ol experiments in chemi X d tA r cal drying ol seed grain, using cal MAKE A FROCKIN CRISP CHECKS cium chloride as the drying agent, SUBWAY LOCHINVAR justify further investigations of this method, according to the U. S. de FICTION By PAT HILKER partment of agriculture. C o t n e u EFF had a pocketful of nickels, the tracks at the uptown platform— The guard looked at her with un but he followed her to the change where he saw her, just before the derstanding, looked grimly at Jeff k Delicious Drinks/ Jbooth. He stood behind her in the train pulled in. and had a firm grip on Jeff’s collar He skidded all the way down the an instant later. “Bothering' the O ^ la v o r s li line, his eyes noting every detail from her soft, short black curls to stairs, landing in an ungraceful and lady, eh? Why you—I ought to have her doll-size suede shoes. He even thoroughly disgruntled heap at the you thrown in the jug!” approved of her hat, a warm plum bottom. By the time he untangled In about 40 seconds, Jeff was 1K o o l - M d . color the exact shade of coat and his long arms and legs and got standing dazed and furious outside shoes. across the mezzanine floor and back the subway station, back where he He was so busy with his survey up the uptown stairs, the train was had first maneuvered to walk dose DOUBLE FILTERED!"T-nTT, that he failed to notice the nickel pulling out and she was gone. to the lovely little black-haired FOR EXTRA she left in the worn wooden cup in He was sunk, stymied, and he stranger. WUTY M O R O L IN E the shelf. didn’t have the remotest chance of Wfiy had she raised such a rum -m /ry PETROLEUM JELLY “Hey, Lady,” the money-changer catching her—of finding out what pus? She must have seen him be yelled after her, " “You left your any half-wit should have asked her fore, when she doubled back at West change!” before he returned the precious 4th—she must have run away from GOsJiETXli RSli QTTE NTION! She must not have heard the man, Earn bio money. Easy, pisuant. Eiceltcnt M as sideline, as your own boss. You can flj for she was already through the turn sell direct an item every woman wants, »] a satin-like beautiful lace-printed Plasti- fJ stile and was disappearing down the ■ — m Magic tablo cover. IJew and better. Sells Hj like hat-cahes. Lcreo profits. Convince Sh stairs to the platform. Jeff tried to yaursslf. Send for details today. M make his voice sound casual as he PlASTtMAGIC CD., Household Dept, W told the man, “I’ll give it to her.” 1123 Broodway, New York 10, N- Y. ® 58»^ The man grinned. “Sure don’t blame you.” Jeff fumbled in his haste to get through the turnstile. He followed her downstairs and spotted her in the middle of the crowd on the plat 8857 G r a h d m a form, watching the F train roll in. 14-42 “Your change,” he panted, “You left your change at the booth.” Cool House Dress SPBAKIH'... She stared up at him, and the im A simple delightfully cool house pact of the incredibly dark velvety dress to defeat the hot weather. eyes tossed his heart into some And so easy for the beginner in rosy world far, far away. Desper sewing — just four pattern pieces. Try a crisp checked cotton and trim ately he searched for the smooth, Adorable Nightdress brilliant, exactly right thing he with bold ric rac. never could think to say until it Give your summer lingerie ward * * * was too late. But, “You left your robe a touch of glamour with this Pattern No. 8857 is for sizes 14, change,” he repeated inanely, and adorable nightdress that launders 16, 18', 20; 40 and 42. Size 16, 3% held out the nickel. like a dream. Ribbon at neck and yards of 39-inch; 3% yards trim* wasteline makes a pretty finish. “Why, thank you very much,” she ming. Ideal gift for the bride-to-be. said, and her voice was just what it should have been—low and soft and * * * Pattern No. 8134 comes in sizes sweet. “How nice of you to chase - t h e S tc iiH rh in lh e after m e!” 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 14, 3% yards of 36 or 39-inch. lm ttei*cup yellow box “Oh, that’s all right,” he said. * * * “I . . . I . . .” and there he stuck. She smiled rather vaguely at him, Send an additional twenty five cents for your copy of the Spring waited a minute, and started to turn COUSIN HAKRIET SATS: a and Summer FASHION — free knit pat on the back develops char- away when he failed to think of any ting directions and a free pattern acter, if applied often enough, thing else to say. young enough and low enough. “Wait, please!” he shouted at her. printed inside the book. *5 Daid Mn. W. H. Law. DoBois. Fa.* Jtr He didn’t need to shout — he was right beside her—so close that the SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. IT ’S SIMPUEJ as two and two 530 Soath WeUs SL Chicago 7, DL makin’ four. If you want a mar crowd rushing out of the train threw Jeff spotted her in the middle of the crowd on the platform, watching E n clo se 25 cents In coins for each garine that's fine fer the table, her against him. For a breathless the F train roll in. “Your change,” he panted, “you left your change at Dattern desired. then look fer the package that moment, he saw her tiny hand clutch the booth.” Pattern Nn says “Table-Grade.” Tep, Nu- at his coat, smelled the wonderful Namg Maid is Table-Grade Margarine nickel. Who was she? Where did him! What was so frightening about made ’specially fer the table. It's sweetness of her perfume as she Aririmcg so good tastin’. laughed up at him. He supported she live? Did she travel the same him? her elbows and helped her catch her route every day? Did she work — He puzzled and groused over that A GOOD REPUTATION is like did she—he didn’t have the slightest problem while he drank two cups of lots o’ money, takes a life-time balance. to make it, but only a few min ‘This seems to be your day for clue as to how to find her again — coffee in a little place across the utes to throw it away, rescuing me,” she said, “Thanks ever. street. He didn’t get the answer & paid AIrs.> Curtis Conner. Stuart, T l* again.” Cursing himself for a blithering until he reached into his pocket for OUSEHOLD Jor> Before he could say another word, idiot, he stepped on the next train his wallet to pay his check. The wal IT JES STANDS TO REASON that came along. Might as well go that what you use for seasonin’ she was inside the car and the door let was' gone. vegetables should be sweet and was closing. Then he realized he back to 42nd street and ride his usual Jeff remembered the appealing ih t s fresh tastin’.by itself. That’s why hadn’t found out her name or any train back to his lonely room and way her dark eyes had held his when so many folks use Nu-Maid. thing about her except that her left his lonelier thoughts. she was thrown on his chest on the A traveling clothes line saves hand was innocent of rings—wedding Of course he decided to be at that platform—remembered those pretty steps and eliminates walking on wet N O BOfiLIIVO J will be paid upon publica Dr otherwise. change booth every day for the rest little white hands as they clung to grass, etc. The wire may be thread IVO STICKING tion to the fixst contributor of of his life, if necessary, until he ed through a well pully attached at each accepted saying or idea for He darted down the. platform and his lapel—tugging at his heart strings “Grandma SpeakinV Address found a last late-closing door. It found her again. He pondered an ad and his wallet. the kitchen window and another on- Nu-Maid Margarine, Cincinnati to run in the Times: “Will the beau the garage, tree, post, or whatever didn’t help much to know that he PROTECT 2, Ohio. was on the same train with her— tiful lady with the dark eyes who for is situated at a convenient distance STOP LIGHTNING DAMAGE IFROPtRTY got a nickel at the change booth and line is reeled out or in as “National Quality’1 Systems Prevent LiHhtninc one that he had no business on. It Stroke from Occurring. W riiefor FliE B Booklet was jammed and he struggled hope at 42nd street on the night of . . .” clothes are hung or taken off. -^1» LIghtntne Protection Worth Providing!" —•— I St.Louis3 lessly to get back to her car. He Back .a t 42nd street, he stood L E T ’S TALK • Missouri died a thousand deaths at 34th street, gloomily staring at her for several Keep glass coffee makers fresh Table-Grade 23rd and 14th, afraid she would get minutes before he realized it. She ABOUT fI lo J J L and sweet by frequently rinsing was standing on the downtown upper and lower bowls in baking Why scratch and M ARGARlH E off and he would miss her in the soda solution. Rinse filters in solu mob. platform again, right where he had BY CHARLES B. ROTH — suffer hopelessly? tion (one tablespoon of soda to a Hching Find happy relief, It happened at West 4th street, but first muffed his chances with this cup of water), let dry, then rinse girl he had dreamed all of his life Tact— A Daily Need as so many others he saw her in time and bounded after before using. of Dry do — use .sooth her, down the stairs to the Sixth ave of some day meeting. She was One of the chief qualities of those — • — • ing, medicated nue platform, barely keeping her in talking to a man, so absorbed that whom you like and admire is a Stale rolls grate easily and pro RESINOL, the sight. she didn’t even glance in his di popular ointment quality known as tact. duce fine, light crumbs; of many uses TEA for the He thought she looked right at him, rection. When watering the house plants, Eaema Chances are that in your lifetime just before she wheeled and ran back Once more Jeff dashed upstairs, be careful not to wet the foliage of up the stairs. “Hope she isn’t afraid downstairs and along the platform you’ve known very few men and women who were completely tactful. the begonias, it will curl if you do. of me—might peg me for a wolf,” he until at last he could reach out and — ♦— told himself. “No — that’s silly! grasp her arm. But haven’t you known scores and Roast meats will carve more easi Probably didn’t even see me.” He She looked up then, surprise widen scores who were not? ly if allowed to “set” a few minutes chased back up the stairs—to find ing her dark eyes, and let out a You know the kind I mean—men after they are taken from the oven. that she was not on the downtown blood-curdling scream. “Help! Po and women Who always are saying * High ceilings appear lower when platform. He looked behind the news lice—Help!” Shebackedawayfrom untactful things that make you un painted a dark, rich color—such as stand, at both ends of the long plat him, still screaming and started happy, that fill you with doubts about red or royal blue. ‘ form—she was not in sight. toward a blue-uniformed subway yourself, that give you moments It dawned on him to look across guard. when you wonder whether there is such a thing as a kindly person in the world. Tact is without doubt the essence v A W W \. The range that gives you modern beauty and of charm, graeiousness and of gentleness. But do you know what top performance, it is? p t o u d i It’s merely the perception of what to do or say under delicate or diffi NCSCO Grace Noll Crowell cult circumstances. That’s a defini ' THlNKthatGodlsproudof those who tion of tact. But tact is much more KEROSENE bear than a definition really. RANGE i A sorrow bravely proud indeed of them Tact is really a way of life. You Ihe oil range Ihaf Who walk straight through the dark to find can’t be tactful unless you are cooks like a gas range thinking about other people, about The unique short-chim- Him there ney burners of the beau The Celebrated And kneel in fidth to touch His gmnenf* what they like, about their rights tiful Nesco Kerosene Maxwell House and feelings more than you think Range actually generate hem. about your own. ' their own gas, which Ohp proud of them who liftthqr heads to burns with a clean, The real value of tact in your life smokeless, odorless • So fragrant, so Savorful! shake \ is that it relieves tension and glosses flame. Get a Nesco! Away the tears from eyes that have grown dira, over situations that might endanger MaxweS House is a superb NATIONAL ENAMELING & STAMPING CO. friendships or cause you to lose self- Dept. AL, 270 NORTH 12Hi STREET, MILWAUKEE I, WISCONSIN blend of choice selected respect in the eyes of other persons. If you have tact, you balance both Ceylon and India teas. sides and never willfully offend an Truly delicious, to please other person. U ld how hard grief ' At the risk of appearing untactful, the discriminating let me tell you that no one ever is Ith in k H e Southern tea lover. born with tact, but everyone who ever had it acquired it. And you can acquire it just as easily and Ask your grocer for just as surely as anyone else can. Maxwell House Tea today. 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You WHATCHA EVERY FOURTH CHILD i?f3 MARRIED I'M USEDTO SAY VJUND OUT I FIND TOR A WlMUTK! - I M NEItfBABY FlNE,JEFF.I-“ - 'i BORM IN THE WORLD TAKlH' BABV JEFF FOR 6 0 S / ONLYSOIM'TO YOU'D HAVE OWETHlNG IS CHINESE--SO t o HAVE THREE DOZENS! ASTROLLL-Sir iff I ’M OHLY SOMMA CHILDREN! ENCYCLOPAEDIA1 THREE! 0 & L m PROTECT FROPERTY JITTER By Arthur Pointer PTS EASY TO FIND SOMEBODY AN1 THIS IS PERPecriN s o You’Re the bum How to help your sick child MADKCD IT W fTHA FLAG DROP YOUR HOOK WHEREO WHO'S BEEN FlSHtNB JITTER SHOWED PULL IN A WHALE * O V FO F M Y L*h and YOU GET WHERE ME NCTSI THOSE FiSH * (lc ssly ? CATCHES 'EM GET W BlL FASTER elief . . . os recommended in the interest |others uth- of child welfare by Iicated ROSE 6 . ANDERSON. Ph.D. L» the DInclsr o f Tbs Psychologies! Tervks Cenfsrt New York mrment Iuses I. Tbc after-effects of your child s illness are often more important than the illness itself. By Gene Byrnes PempcriDgl caccuog to REG’LAR FELLERS whims, oversolicicude teaches a child to dom JtfHCRe inate through weakness. JU S T A SHe Such well-meant kind THOUGHT WOMAN B e- ness may prolong his ORIVEU/ LONM convalescence. P d 2. You'll be smart to help him amuse himself. Give him something which dotsn t require an adult's constanc attention Gite Nhim your "Eveready” IlE flashlight... or get him one of his own. If he tires of flashing the SUNNYSIDE by Clark S. Haas beam, or flicking oat imaginary signals, then*. Ium- ACUING P E ^ ipt - ANYTHING I CAN V m / COKE OUTSIDE J'.IU- DO FOR YOU/ AND UELP ME FINISH Ivno I rate FRIEND?/j X w CHANGING My TIRE JJ Jiieh a n, loss « :o . J S l N throw the ceiling or wall. Mov mg the figures willmahe them dance. Watch his I pride in what he's done. Watch him get well fast er because he's happier! Protf !...in the Ioboralory...In your own flashlight... VIRGIL___ By Len Kleu WHAT A I'LL HAVE A V nEVERBWffBfirrauES OUTMST HORRIBLE LITTLe PUN s e e , t o p MONSTROSITY SCAGI NO- 4 YOU LOOK AU. OTHER BRANDS!* CLOSE OUT VK3&IL WITH SWELL • Brighter light, longer life! That’s what you Wl£> WITH , I want in a flashlight battery—and that’s what yon theatrical mds HAIR J \ get with "Eveready” brand batteries. Laboratory tests prove it. And the best “laboratory” of all— yo»r own flashlight—proves it! That’s why "Eveready” batteries outsell all other brands— IJta u m because they outlast all other brands!* taKtllUK Tbe registered tr*dt-mark"Eveready**dliUnzul>bei product! of NATIONAL CARBON COMPANYf INC. ^According to the "General • Purpose 4 -Obnt Intermittent 3.0 East 42nd Street, New York 17, N. Y. Test" devised by the American Unit of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation Standards Association , w b ic b most closely approximates aver ESS age m e. THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVlLLE, N. C . MAY 19. 1948 Tuesday at 4 o’clock, with Revs. Charlie Click, Woodleaf, and one THE D THE DAVIE RECORD. Want 30 Bed Your Health Oe- An Appredation W. A. Jenkins, G. W. Clay and sister, Mrs. J . P. Burton, Hickory. H. C. Freeman officiating, and the We wish to express our sincere' The heavy rains last Wednes C. FRANK STROUD ■ • Editor. body carried to Statesville and in- Oldest P- Hospital partment thanks to all of our friends and day afternoon and night, put all neighbors for the kindness and tered in Oakwood cemetery. No Liquo TELEPHONE Raymond Foster, one of the Last week two cases of infantile sympathy shown us during our Surviving are the wife, two sons small streams far out of the banks most progressive Imen in this sec paralysis were reported from Da recent bereavement in the death and washed lands badly. The Entered atthe Postoffice in Mocks- and three daughters; two broth NEWS tion, has offered to donate four vie County. They were both in of our father. Your kindness will rainfall measured 2.60 inches. vllle, N. C.. as Second-class Mail long be remembered and appre ers, W. G. Click, Salisbury, and acres of land in West Mocksville, matter. March 3.1903. the area of Smith Grove school, ciated. Mr. and adjoining the property of Mrs. H. and for this reason the school has Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Collette. made a tri SUBSCRIPTION RATES: C. Meroney, for a hospital sire, been temporarily closed. uesday. OVE YEAR. IN N. CAROLINA $ 1.50 and the Davie County committee There seems to be two ways in SIX MONTHS IN N. CAROLINA 75c. voted to accept the same. At the which people can get “polio.” 1st. William M. Click John H. ONF YEAR. OUTSIDE STATF - *2.00 William M. Click, 77, died at SiX MONTHS. OUTSIDE STATE - $1 00 same meeting they voted to name by being close to the polio patient, SPRING SPECIALS ! at Edento the hospital Davie Memorial Hos breathing the same air, possibly his home in Cooleemee on May on busine "IF MY PEOPLE, WHICH ARE CAUED BY pital, and ask the County Com by coming in contact with the 10th, following a long illness. Glarenc MY NAME. SHALL HUMBLE THEMSELVES. AND missioners to call an election for clothes or body. 2nd, the bowel Funeral services were held atthe end at his PRAY, AND SEEK MY FACE. AND TURN AWAY the purpose of issuing $77,7fiO of discharges of a patient with polio Cooleemwe Methodist Church last Cherry Gr FROM THEIR WICKED WAYS; THEN W IU I bonds, which is the county’s share contain large numbers of polio Ladies Blouses, formerly HEAR FROM HEAVEN, AND WILL FORGIVE of $360,000, the cost of building germs. If the patient does not Mr. and THEIR SINS, AND WILL HEAL THEIR U N D . ' - and equipment. use a sanitary toilet or privy, flies Notice of Sale Salisbury, 2 CHRON. 7:14. » $3.49, now $2.00 AU of the hospitals in this sec may carry the germs to our food Under and by virtue of an order ors Thurs tion are full, and there are many and water. of ihe Supenor Court < f Davie Melville Broughton, who is run people who need hospitalization There is no vaccination that County made in the Syecial Pro Grady ning for U. S. Senator on the De Ladies’ Skirts, formerly that are unable to find room in a protects against polio. However, ceeditig entitled Mrs. J. L Hol o f Sumte mocratic ticket, wants us to send toD, et at. vs D orothy .VI. N 'ckold hospital. Most of the adjoining there are precautions we can take. end in to him The Record free until after Children should be kept out of son (mtnur), et al. The undersign $3.98, now $2.00 the primary. We don’t send The counties have one or more hos crowds when there are cases of ed commissioner will on the 12 b friends. pitals, while we have none. We polio about. 'It is useless to keep davofjune, 1 9 4 8 . at 12 o'clock Record free to Republican candi Rev. a~ cannot expect accomodations in them from school if they gather noon, at the court house- door in Boys’ Long Pants $1.00 dates. It costs money to print a Mocksville, N. C , offer for sale t for Ridge other counties when they have at picnics and movies. Many doc newspaper. tors believe tonsil operations are the highest bidder for ca h, that they will more demands than they can ac inadvisable during polio season. certain tract of land lying and he Boys’ Short Pants 50c. their cott comodate. B. C. BROCK, W e should be careful that we use ing in Mocksville Township, Davie Meeting Changed Ch’m Hospital Committee. only sanitary food and water. That County, N. C.. more particularly Mr. an means each home should have a described as follows, to wit: Center Grange has changed its Men’s Pants, formerly Mr. and sanitary toilet or privy that is fly- A certain lot containing dwelling meeting night from the 2nd and D. G. Gruhhs tight. The well should be far e- bouse located in Mocksville, said 2, Yadkin 4th Wednesday nights to the 2nd nough away from the privy and county and state,-and bounded and $2.98 and $3 50, now $1.00 nesday o~ and 4th Monday nights. The next D. G. Grubbs, 65, died at his protected from surface water. The described as follows: Situated on regular meeting night is May 24th, home, 744 Cherry street, at 10:00 house should be screened to keep Clement Crest St., in the city, of June M at 8 o ’clock. AU members are o’clock Friday morning following out flies. Eugene E. Taylor, M. D. Mocksville, N. C.. being lots Nos New shipment of Summer noir bus’ an extended illness. ■ Health Officer. 3 9 , 4 0 and 41 of block No. B, ao day night urged to be present at this meet cording to said map, dated Octo Funeral services were held at 4 er, M rs.1 ing as there will be a special pro ber 2 8 , 1 9 2 2 , designed by N. R. Cotton Dresses $5.98 gram. Remember the date. p. m. Saturday at Eaton’s Baptist Mrs. Margaret Kenny. C. E,, and surveyed by N. Mr. an Church with Revs. J. P. Davis and R. Kenny, which map is recorded Randlem- E. W. Turner officiating, and the in plat hook 2 3 , page 4 2 6 , In the Beautiful new Cotton An OldDoglrack week on body laid to rest in the church1 Edwards offi -e of R egister ot Deeds for Da vie County and more particularly Marshall Booe, of Yadkinville, cemetery. j Funeral services for Mrs. Mar visit to th described as follows: These being Route 3, was in town Thursday Surviving are the wife, three garet Shaw Edwards, 72, who died Blouses $2.98 last Wednesday in a Gary, Ind., t Went V-five (25) foot front each and Harley and brought us a brick which was sons, W. M. Grubbs, Savannah, hospital, following a short illness, ■ me huud.red and fifty ( 150) deep, spent sev used in erecting the chimney of being located in Clement Crest as Ga.; P. C. Grubbs, Mocksville, and were conducted at 2:30 p. m.. Sun ing on th the old Richmond Reavis house Dwight Grubbs, of Charlotte; five day at New Union Methodist described hy map above. See min ute book No. 9 , page 4 4 5 , office of D on ’t kn on the Yadkin^Davie county line. daughters, Miss Clara and Geneva Church, with Rev. Foster Loflin Clerk Superior Court of Davie Co-, brought This brick was made 95 years ago Grubbs and Mrs. Paul Hendrix of i officiating, and the body laid to Davie Dry Goods Co. rest in the church cemetery. N. C. The above described prop by George Reavis. While the Mocksville; Mrs. W. M. Richie, of erty is known as the Rosa McCul- There brick was hardening, a dog came Mrs. Edwards was Miss Maiga Salisbury, and Mrs. E. R. Benton, ret Shaw before marriage, and liv Ioch Hodges house and lot. See wWhere Your Dollar Goes Further” the W m. along and left his foot-print in Newport News, Va. ed in the Sheffield community for Book 3 4 , page 3 9 4 1 R egister of day eveni Deeds Office of Davie Couutv, N. the brick, which is plain and dis many years. She was the widow Call Building N. Main Street the regul tinct. The Reavis house was re of A. W. Edwards, who lost his C. T h is 6 ;h day of May, 1948 . Mr and Mrs. C. L. Bunch, of B. C. BROCK, Commissioner. Com e an modeled this spring by Mr. Booe, life while dynamiting stumps ,on Statesville, and Mrs. E. H. Frost, P hone 151 i-ocksville, N. C. the owner. The brick is on dis his farm 22 years ago. There of Route 2, were Sunday dinner Mrs. Edwards is survived by play in The Record office window. cho Chu guests o f Mr. and Mr$. W . I. Kin two sons, James H. Edwards, of May 23rd caid at Bessimer City. Harmony, R. I, and Luther Ed m.. with Union Revival wards, of Gary, Ind., where she Hobert spent the winters, and one daugh the preac A Union Revival meeting will ter, Mrs. J. E. Quillan, of Mocks begin at First Methodist Church Notice to Creditors ville. Mr. and Mrs. Quillan were J .C . J in this city, on Sunday, May 30th, in Gary when Mrs. Edwards died, Having qualified as Administra-1 the Davi and will continue through June and accompanied the body home. tor, C. T. A., of the estate of F. C. Corporat’ 11th. Rev. Charles Howard, Bi To the bereaved sons and dau Frost, deceased, notice is hereby ble Teacher at Campbell College, ghter, The Record extends heart and Thu given to all persons holding claims felt sympathy in this sad hour. Summer Here will do the preaching. Mrs. J. K. ing a Qu- against the estate of said deceased, Sheek will be in charge of the to present the same, properly veri Rural Ele combined choir. Services will be fied, to the undersigned, on or be held each night at 7:30 o ’clock. Hot weather is not around the corner— fore the IOtH day o f April, 1949, Rev. B’ Morning service hours will be an or this notice will be plead in bar ’ WhenYou Need T. Angell nounced later. Prayer meetings it is here. For your greater comfort we o f this ci are held throughout the town on of recovery. All persons indebted SCREEN DOORS AND to said estate will please call upon' ial course Tuesday evenings preceding the WINDOWS or Any Kind j the undersigned and make prompt B aptistr revival. For information regard I settlement. This IOth day o f A -, of Cabinet Work, call or see ton, will ing where prayer meetings will be have Porch Swings, Lawn Chairs, Garden ■pril, 1948. j a P. H . T held, call on Claud Thompson, PAUL JONES, Admr. ! Chas. F, Cozart, gell will Mrs. Sam Stonestreet or Mrs. W. Hose, 25, 50 and 100 foot lengths, Electric duation e F. Robinson. C. T. A., of F. C. Frost, decs’d. Phone 238-J. N . Main St. Route 2, Mocksville, N. C. J. T. Reece and Lafayette Wil- Mocksville, N. C. Mr. an Io Sell Poppies ; liams, Attorneys; Fans, Snowball Ice Cream Freezers, Lawn children I = T = - - day m o The Ladies Auxiliary, Veterans and buri of Foreign Wars, will sell Buddy 01010102485353324853235323535353535353484853000001000002232323232323232323232348482348482348484848Sprinklers, Lawn Mowers, Ice Refrigera Mrs. J. Poppies in Mocksville on Satur her horn day, May 29th, the day preceding: Funeral s Memorial Day. Funds received, To The Republican Voters tors, Frigidaire Electric Ranges, Electric Thursda is used for benefit of the National M ethodi VFW Orphanage and Disabled1 Veterans in hospitals. j Hot Water Heaters, Cold Pack Canners, Mrs. J. Mrs. Beulah—.------Williams, Pres.— ■ j of Davie County. Mabel C uating ex Pre sure Cookers, and all kinds of Frigi- Memoria Small Grain Meet sing Frid Their ni Statesville, May 18. The best I wish to announce through The Davie Record, that I farms division of the State depart daire Products. We have an all-time Fac Cranford ment of Agriculture will conduct am a candidate for graduati” its annual small-grain field meet received ing here May 19-20. tory Trained Service Man for the conven- prize o f Dr. G. K. Middleton, who heads ■ COUNTY COMMISSIONER best all a the small-grain breeding program, will have charge of the meetings. From Jerusalem Township, on the Republican ticket. I I ience of our Customers. A He will be assisted by W. H. Ran sponsore kin and Dr. E. R. Collins of the would appreciate your vote in the Wars an North CarolinaExperiment station o n May and the North CarolinaExtension Full Line Martin Semour Paints, Inside and Outside Day. R. service. Three separate sessions MAY 29TH PRIMARY. o f the m have been planned to accomodate America all visitors, I. W. Hendricks, an If nominated and elected to this important office, I will Lenoleum Rugs 9x12. Inlaid Lenoleum. Big line Fur ans is V. official of the department’s Pied service try to serve the citizens of the entire county to the best of mont station, announced. niture and House Furnishings. You can save money thodist my ability. Go to the Primary on May 29th, and ask day, M_ A severe wind, rain, hail and dially in electric storm visited this city last your neighbors to go. by trading with us. Thursday afternoon. Soil roads Lewie and sidewalks were badly washed. farmer fr Bob Walker, who has sojourned was in t~ on this good earth for 77 years, our offic solemnly affirms that this was the WALTER B WILSON recently hardest rain that he ever saw fall. Farmers Hardware & Supply Co. Williams Nearly one inch of rain fell in a- farm of bout 20 minutes. Mocksville, Route 4. ship, w E. H. Frost, who has been a pa Wilkesborq Street Phone 46. time ago. tient at Rowan Memorial Hospit (Political Advertisement.) o f the R al for two weeks, was able to re about 23 turn home last week. 12 y e a js Williams THE OAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C. MAY 19. 1948 leaf, and one THE DAVIE RECORD. Mr. and Mrs. William Call, of on, Hickory. Selma, spent several days last and Present Pupik in this week in town with relatives. Princess Theatre ast W ednes- Oldest Paper In The County Recital ight, put all No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ads Miss Norma Furches, R. N., WANTED WEDNESDAY o f the banks who has held a position at Law-! Miss Louise Stroud presented badly. The NEWS AROUND TOWN. rence Hospital, Mooresville, for her Mocksville pupils in a piano “On The Old Spanish Trail,” O inches. the past 17. years, is now with the recital in the Mocksville High with Roy Rogers. FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Kurfees Harding Clinic, in this city. Miss School auditorium Friday even In Color. made a trip to Statesville Wed Furches is a native of Davie Coun ing, May 14th, at 8 o’clock. The nesday. ty, a daughter of D. K. FurcGes program consisted of a number of THURSDAY and FRIDAY Carpenters—Laborers and the late Mrs. Furches', o f near piano solos, duets, trios and vocal “That Hagen Girl,” with Shir John H. Potts, who is working Smith Grove, and a grand-daugh solos. Pupils taking part were ley Temple.. at Edenton, was in town last week ter of the late Dr. M. D. Kim Carolyn Smith, Jamie and Doris TOP WAGES on business. brough, of this city. Her friends Jones, Phyllis Ann Greene, Mary SATURDAY are glad to welcome Miss Furches Alice Boger, Marde Thomas, June “Homesteaders o f Paradise L0CATI0N--C00LEEMEE, N C. Clarence Elam spent the week back to the old home county. Greene, Joan Smith, Evona York, end at his cottage by the sea, at Valley,” with Red Ryder and Marie and Polly Baker, Helen Pos- j Little Beaver. Cherry Grove, S. C. Piano Recital ton, Patsy Lacedonia, Billie Jean ' Mr. and Mrs. FreS Swing, of Harmon, Judith Ward, Gerylene MONDAY and TUESDAY Miss Louise Stroud wil. present Vick, Glenda Madison, Maxine L S. Bradshaw & Sons Salisbury, were Mocksville visit “Pirates of . Monterey,” with her William R. Davie piano pu Griffith, Irma Jean Jones, Jane ors Thursday afternoon. Marfa Montez and Rod pils in a recital Friday evening, Dwiggins, Bettie Sue Whittaker, May 21st, at 8:30 o’clock in the Cameron. Salisbury, N. C. Grady F. Call and Ben Hatfield, Ruth Allen, Betty Honeycutt, Jes Wm. R. Davie School auditorium. In Technicolor. of Sumter, S. C., spent the week Rev. H. W. Hutchens will present sie Libby Stroud, Joe Murphy and end in town with relatives and the awards. The public is cordi Roger Powell. friends. ally invited to be present. At the condusion of the pro gram, Charles L. Farthing, princi Rev. and Mrs. W . H. Dodd left pal of the school, presented a SILER for Ridgecrest Wednesday, where WANT ADS PAY. wards to the following pupils: they will spend the summer at In the beginner’s group, to June f o r : COUNTY their cottage. Funeral Home V WELL BORING and 20-inch Creene, Billie Jean Harmon and tiling. Call or write - Roger Powell for outstanding a- AND Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Fulk, and J. H. STEELE, chievements;in the intermediate COMMISSIONER Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fulk, of R. Cleveland, N. C., R. 2. Phone 2446. group, to Gerylene Vick, Patsy Flower Shop 2, Yadkinville, were in town Wed Lacedonia and Helen Poston, and nesday on business. FOR SALE—Nice Poland Chi Phone 113 S. Main St na brood sow. Priced to sell. in the adult group to Ruth Allen W. D. BOOIE, Mocksville, N. C. June Meroney, prominent Le and Betty Sue Whittaker. I am a candidate for nomination Mocksville, N. C., Route 2. noir business man, spent Wednes The class presented Miss Stroud Ambulance Service on the Republican ticket for Coun day night in town with his moth FOR SALE—An A-model culti a gift of silver in her pattern. vator and planter and also turning er, Mrs. H. C. Meroney. plow for A Farmall tractor. ty Commissioner for Davie County M. M. NAYLOR', Cana, R. I. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Cleary, of ||HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHIHHHIIIIIIIIJ| in the May 29th Primary. Randleman, were in town last A-MODEL FORD Sport Road week on their way home from a ster, practically new tires. Runs I TO THE REPUBLICAN | good, looks good, is good. Bar I am a native of Farmington Township, and spent visit to their farm in upper Davie. gain for quick sale, $200.00. most of my life where I live now. I am a mem .98 ROY W. CALL. Harley Sofley and John Adams I Voters of Davie County! S ber of the Methodist Church, and have represent spent several days last week fish FOR SALE—One second-hand = ed the Farmington Charge tWice at the Annual C on ing on the South Carolina coast. cook stove. Will sell cheap. I — Mrs. A. D. Peoples, Route 2, ! = Don’t know how many fish they ference, and I am delegate now, and also Church Mocksville, near L G. Robert’s =s For the past four years I have served the people brought back. Store. = of Davie County as a member of the Board of Com Trustee. I am a farmer, and if nominated and TherewillbeaDicnicsupperat j FARMERS—Protect your to- = missioners, to the best of my abilitv. I wish to ex elected, I will do my best to serve all classes of peo the Wm. R. Davie school Thurs- bacco “ °PS wi^ hail and wind- ^ storm insurance. = tend my sincere thanks to all those who voted for ple in Davie County to the best of mv ability. I day evening at 7 o’clock. This is FRED R. LEAGANS. H will appreciate your support in the coming Primary. the regular meeting of the P. T. A. Mocksville, N. C. Phone 200. 1= me four years ago, and for the co-operation they have Come and bring well-filled baskets. given me since my election. PORK CHOP SHORTAGE There will be preaching at Jeri LOOMS!—Enter the pig business cho Church of Christ Sunday, now with top quality breeding I AM A CANDIDATE JOHN M. GROCE. May 23rd, at 11 a. m., 3 and 8 p. stock such as one of my 10-weeks m.. with dinner on the grounds. old registered Poland-China pigs. For re-nomination for County Commissioner in Hobert Ashby, of Toledo, will do $20 each. Kenneth Murchison, Mocksville, N. C., Route 3. the preaching. All are invited. Two miles north of Cana. The May 29th Primary, . Washabee or Dry Clean Belts (Political Advertisement) J. C. Jones and C. C. Smoot, OLatwJ Buckles, made to order. But- And would appreciate the support of every Repub the Davie Electric Membership. tonholes. 321 Salisbury Street. 01010101010102020202024802485353530000530000000000532348010101534890232353232348484848484848485353 Corporation, spent W ednesday Phone 210-J ! lican, both men and women. If nominated and elec I — and Thursday in Raleigh attend j NEW GARAGE-Ihaveopen- ted, I will continue to serve all the people of Davie ing a Quarterly Conference o f the a garage on Highway 801, one County to the best of my ability. Be sure and go to Rural Electric Administration. I mile south of Fork, and am pre- ■ !pared to do all kinds of auto re- the Primary on May 29th. I Am a Candidate Rev. Bill Angell, son of Mrs. J . ‘ pair and glass work. T. Angell and the late Mr. Angell J ______F. C. SEAFORD. For County Commissioner of this city, who is taking a spec- ] YOU, TOO, CAN GO UP! ial course at the Andover-Newton I R. P. MARTIN J Baptist TheologicaISchool at Bos- j Howwouldyouliketo be the On The Republican Ticket ton, will graduate June 8th, with pilot at the controls of the newest a P. H. T., B. B. degree. Mrs. An- of airplanes? You can do this if I MOCKSVILLE. - N. C. | And would appreciate the support of all Republican gell will go to Boston for the gra- you make the grade with the duation exercises. ; world’s finest pilot training—the S (Political Advertisement) — voters in Davie County in the r ‘ U . S. Air Force Aviation Cadets. Mr. and Mrs: E. H. Clontz and If you’re single, between 20 and IllllillllllllllllllllllllllilllllIIHIIIIH MAY 29TH PRIMARY children went to Hickory Thurs 26£ years old, with the proper ed- day morning to attend the funeral ucational requirements, you may IHiHIHHIiffinrfHIHinifllHllfimHIUHIHIflllfliHfHIIIIIinillllilllHHIHIIilHlfHffllHIIIIHIifiElllllfHHIiHlillHllflHUHilUJ and burial of Mr. Clontz’ mother, qualify for appointment to the I am a native of Davie County, and have spent my Mrs. J. H. Clontz, 73, who died at Aviation Cadets. The next class her home in that city Wednesday begins July 1st—and now is the TO THE REPUBLICANS OF entire life in the county. I have been in the mercan Funeral services were held at 10 30 time to get the facts—without ob Thursday morning at the First ligation—at your nearest Air Force tile business in North Cooleemee for the past four- Methodist Church in Hickory. base or US Army Sl US Air Force DAVIE COUNTY .teen years. - ' Recruiting Office, at Post Office Mrs. J.B. Fitzgerald and Miss Building, Winston-Salem, N. C. If nominated and elected to this important office, I Mabel Chaffin attended the grad- ...... I wish to announce to the voters of will serve all the people of the county to the best of uating exercises of the High Point i f f Farms and Homes DAVIE COUNTY my ability.' Don’t forget to go to-your primary on May 29th. Ask your friends and neighbors to go and Their niece, Miss Frances Jean North Mocksville. new 4-room Cranford, was a member of the . A « . That I am a candidate for COUNTY COMMIS vote on this important question of who is to hold graduating class. Miss Cranford home, dinette, full bath, hard received the honor award, a cash wood floors, steel kitchen sink SIONER, and would appreciate the vote of every these important offices for the next four years. prize of $25, for having been the and cabinets, wired for electric Republican voter in the county—both men and wom best all around student • stove. Large lot, about 4 acre. en—in the May 29th Primary. . . " ”. . , . iA good home, good buy, good A memorial service is being » I am a native of Davie County, and spent most of ROBERT L FOSTER, sponsored bv Veterans of Foreign terms. W arsandthe American Legion Avon ot, 5-room home, painted my life in Fulton Township. This township hasn’t Cooleemee - - - N. C.| on May 30th, which is Memorial in and out and just a few years had a member of the Board of Commissioners in side Day. R. S. McNeill is chairman old. I acre land. Own a home (Political Advertisement.) ' of the memorial committee of the JantJ for pasture, chickens, many years. I served for two years in the U. S. American Legion, and Fred Lrag- , Q ,N0 ans is V. F. W. chairman. The *■“ “ » etc‘ UlUV $3,900.00. U. S. Army during World War II. I am engaged in service will be held at First Me 3J acres, 4 room house, hghts, farming, and am Secretary of Fork Baptist Church, th odist Church at 11 o’clock Sun- sewerage available. Plenty out- day, M_y30th. ThepubIiciscor- buildings. Fenced pasture. About of which I am a member. If nominated and elect dially Invited. 700 ft. fronting paved street. Price ed to this important office, I will serve the public to ATTENTION FARMERS! Lewie Todd, one of our good $3.5000-00. the best of my ability. farmer fnends of Advance, R. I, Si acres, new 5-room house- POULTRY LOADING was in town Wednesday and paid Levellandwith plenty goodwood, We Will Buy Every Thursday Morning From “H our office a fpop-call. Mr. Todd Six miles out on paved highway, 8 A. M., To 11 A. M. recently moved from die S. Clay For quick sale0 nlv $3,950.00. Williams form to the Joe Peebles _ CLARENCE R. CARTER In Front Of E. P. Fosters Cotton Gin Your Poultry farm of 123 acres, in Fulton town- S-TOom home mid 73 acres land, HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID ship, which he purchased some Some good timber, springs, or rim* ago. Mr. Toddwas manager chard and good lake site. $5,650. Mocksville, N. C., Route 3. of the Reynolds-Lybrook farm for Terms. SALISBURY POULTRY CO. Salisbory. N. C. ,DAVIEREALTY AGENCY. (Political Advertisement.) Williams farm, near Advance. Phone 220. Mocksville, N .£. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C. f i r s t a Bj WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS W ashington Di& estj H E D I D ! Palestine Trouble Heads for Climax “Sir, I have a question of great Importance to ask you—have I Case of the N azi Reception, ycur consent to marry your As Arab Nations Prepare to Attack; daughter?” closed “Do you drink, young man?” called Vandenberg Gives Warning to Russ S h u “Thanks, Pop—but let’s settle b e a lta Or M isleading Propagandd this other thing first” flooring, .By Bill Schoentgen, W NU Staff Writer. Milifary Bigwigs BaHIe. a l an tw e e n b a (EDITOR’S MOTE: When opinions are expressed in these columns, they are those et APROPOS THE CURRENT ROW Western Newspaper Union’s netos analysts and not necessarily ot this newspaper.) “ between the air forces and the ByBAUKHAGE into the t army-navy, it is interesting to recall be contin' JVetes Analyst and Commentator in g a n d b CLIMAX: OUTLOOK that in 1940 the army asked congress for only six Flying Fortresses. This so n s, and P a le s t i n e WASHINGTON—Last month there was a memorandum on th e jo in t was one year after war broke in my desk from the department of the army addressed to “all With a clashing of arms and a The D im Peace Europe, yet the army still didn’t see babble of alarmed voices, events in former war correspondents, subject: Army Day, 1948,” It suggested Gen. Omar N. Bradley, army chief the need of planes. Palestine appeared to be piling up that perhaps I had a war story that stood out in my mind that I FIRST of staff, was taking a dim view of the And had it not been for Congress orit for another minor but bloody climax would like to relate as an Aimy Day feature. The memorandum possibilities of peace. man Ross Collins of Mississippi who use in human history. demanded more planes, the army didn’t state which war was preferred, if any, but I supposed that it In fact, he admitted to the senate didn’t m atter so long as it wasn’t the next one. WORLDtf This particular crisis had its im armed services committee, the pros would have been worse prepared I reported the landing on the Normandy beaches, the Battle of the mediate beginning in a savage at pect of a war is appreciably greater than it was. Haish Laxatives Bulge and many of the other important events of the last war—from a tack on the Arab city of Jaffa by now than it was three months ago. Today, President Truman—an ex- members of Irgun Zvai Leumi, Jew artilleryman—is sidipg with Secre microphgne in Washington; my connection with World War I was less 'fa r Adding forcefully to the pattern of vicarious; my experiences during earlier conflicts such as San Juan, Gettysburg, ish underground force. Fact that evidence which U. S. armed forces tary Forrestal’s navy and ground the Irgunists' foray against Jaffa forces, while congress—as in 1940— Chapultepec, Yorktown and Hastings are a little hazy. representatives have been construct 9 Thejuiceof a lemon in a glass of was made in defiance of orders by ing to support their requests for a is siding with the air force. Therefore I decided that the de water, when taken first thing on aris Haganah, the regular Jewish militia, military draft and universal train Backstage battling between For- partment of the army might permit ing, is all that most people need to restal and Air Secretary Symington We explained briefly, and waited carried no weight in the rush of in ing, Bradley said: me to relate an ad for the skies to fall. They didn’t. insure prompt, normal elimination. cidents that followed. “I think we would be neglecting has been even more vitriolic than venture which pro No m ore harsh laxatives that irritate most people realize. Here is part The officer continued his speech From Palestine’s coastal plain, site our duty if we did not try to tgll you vided a little com without even dropping his monocle the digestive tract and impair nutri of the neighboring cities of Jaffa that we are a little bit more afraid of the repartee during a locked-door edy relief in 1939, tion! Lemon in water is good for you! session of the senate armed services —just to be sure—editing it slightly (Arab) and Tel Aviv (Jewish), the something will happen than" we were in the nervous in to make it apply as he went. There G enerations of Americans have taken focal point of the disturbances three months ago when we were talk committee between the air secretary terlude, known as- lemons for health—and generations and the man who is supposed to be was no question that he thought of doctors have recommended them. moved swiftly inland to the holy city ing in terms of reserves.” the9 “phony war,” his boss: we were going to be, certainly They are rich in vitamin C; supply of Jerusalem . And he added “we are not so sure” ' before the real OUGHT to be Goebbels. valuable amounts of Bi and P They Arabs and Jews hastily deployed that war might not be looming in the SYMINGTON — “The air force storm broke. 1 1 alkalinize; aid digestion. _ their on-the-scene forces in prepara immediate future. for three years has said it needed went something The formation melted away, the Not too s h o ti p o r s o a r , lemon in water tion for what stacked up to be a To his testimony Bradley appended the 70-group program in peacetime like this: truck which had been requested to has a refreshing tang—clears the major battle for possession of Jeru this clincher: and it has never deviated beeause It happened at transport sound equipment started mouth, wakes you up. It’s not a salem. Facing each other across a “We know that we are all speaking of the strategic aspect of the 70 to load, all but one of the staff cars purgative—simply helps your sys Wesermuende, th e tem regulate itself. Try it 10 days scant 200 yards of no-man’s land, aboht Russia.” groups. We asked this year what German air and slunk away. There was only one red face, the airforce commander’s, and USt CAUFOANfA SUNKISt UMQNS each side had its eyes fixed on the There it was — a responsible ap we asked for in 1947 and 1948.” naval base, shortly he felt not embarrassment, but rage. strategic Alamein camp which the praisal by the chief of staff of where FOBRESTAL—“You have to ex after Britain and France had de British were evacuating. the present talking war between ercise some judgment between ex This was a purely military field and clared war on Germany. America I had held up the German war effort Russia and the U. S. might lead. tremes. There is a middle ground correspondents still had consider But that wasn’t all. It soon be What caused General Bradley to for half a morning, thus contributing came apparent that the Arab league for judgment which, as I say, I able freedom, and I had managed to think the situation is more critical my bit to Allied victory even before nations surrounding Palestine did have to rely on the joint chiefs of wrangle permission to interview the now than it was three months ago? America was in the war,' not intend to stay out of this fight. staff to furnish me with, and they first British fliers shot down by the He didn’t say, but there is only one are going to have a very hard For the rest, the only significant Reports were current that six Arab Germans. I did, but that isn’t this memory, except .for my interview apparent explanation. wrestling match to do it.” story. nations had decided to invade the The tide of power' politics has with those British boys, was the Holy Land with ground, sea and air In addition to the 70 regular For all the careful German prepa questioning by the German officers. turned against Russia and is moving ; McKES forces before the British ended their in favor of the western democracies. groups, the air force is asking for rations for war, there was still a Obviously they didn’t share the com mandate on May 15. With ER P beginning to channel 27 groups for air national guard, 34 certain amount of confusion in thq placent assurances of victory of the The whole thing was shaping up in money and supplies into Europe, the groups for air reserve, 22 squad-' office of propaganda under the high Nazi higher-ups—they remembered the form of a more or less total fields most favorable to Communist rons for such activities as recon ly efficient father of lies, Dr. Goeb- World W ar I. chambr Ay Arab effort to crush completely the growth — poverty, hunger and dis naissance, air weather and air com bels, but I managed to get the use Today the greatest danger to the Jevrfsh intention of creating a Zionist satisfaction—are starting to be re munications. The increase from 55 of a German army transport plane peace is the possibility that the will, SUNDRESS QuickI to 70 groups will mean a correspond to Hy me (with a German radio the purpose, the power of the United forting state in Palestine. claimed. its whole Worried United Nations delegates, As far as getting control of west ing increase from 364,000 to 453,000 man) from Berlin to Wesermuende. States will not be understood in time with cover-up ture aidi meanwhile, cast about for a means ern Europe was concerned, Commu men by the end of 1949. by the Russiah command—that they like it- If the 70-group program is ap The war was roaring westward will fail to recognize the risk of cape collar pleasant to prevent the inevitable carnage, nists saw their main chance go into Poland and the great Tem- troubles. or at least to preserve the city of glimmering when they lost the Ital proved, the air force plans on adding self-annihilation they are taking in 1,512 airplanes in fiscal year 1949. pelhof airfield in Berlin was all Jerusalem. ian election. They have, in short, their “cold war,” as the Kaiser and The big increase would be in bomber bnt deserted when we arrived be Hitler failed to realize it. France pushed its sponsorship of gone beyond the stage where they fore dawn and were escorted with can carry out territorial acquisitions strength. Under the 55-group pro • * * a heavily-armed volunteer U. N. po gram, the air force would be limited alacrity, and not a little wonder lice corps to safeguard Jerusalem. through political coups. ment, to our transport which al Roses, Rut Never ■_ In order to expand further now, to 480 bombers; under the 70-group Hint of the make-up of such a force program, this would be increased to ready was warming np. We had A Spray of Yeto was given in the suggestion that it Russia probably would have to apply been np all night and my colleague force, which, in this case, would be 720 bombers. There are many good garden might include 100 New York police “That is roughly a 50 per cent in immediately fell asleep on a idle volunteers, but no Russians. This' the Red army. of parachute equipment. As soon books, and I for one had about come And that may be why General crease in o u t striking force,” Gen. to the conclusion that the final word protective army would number from 'Touhy” Spaatz told the senators. as dawn broke, I busied myself 500 to SOO members. Bradley thinks war is more of a watching the anti-aircraft batteries on gardening had been written, when likelihood now than it was three “The plane we would like to con along came the Woman’s Home Com WTiile the Palestine situation tinue to build,” added Symington, in the fields surrounding Berlin, W i months ago. gun pits in fields surrounded by panion Garden Book (P. F. Collier leaped into a frantic state of flux, is a modification of the B-29.” and Son corporation,- publisher. the United States kept discreetly out SMASHER: He pointed out that the first B-29 complacent, cud - chewing cows who were, like the rest of the be New York City) with many new of it all in conformation to its re had a bomb load of 2,000 pounds, angles. Edited by John C. Wister, cently - adopted policy of apparent F o r A t o m s whereas the present bomb load is mused population, unaware of To expand further the constantly what the Fuehrer was about to director of the Arthur Hoyt Scott disinterest to what happens in the 10.000 pounds. The original range horticultural foundation, Swarthmore Holy Land. widening fields of atomic research, was 3,938 miles, the present range bring down on them. a gigantic new cyclotron will be college, this book speaks with au is 4,100 miles and the expected range For some reason we flew low,' al thority. DEFIANCE: built at the University of California is 6,945 miles. However, the B-29 most scratching our wings on the “It is correct,” it states on page at a total cost of nine million dol already has been flown more than T w o I s s u e s lars. church steeples. At last my com 472, “to speak of narcissus, and also 5.000 statute miles with 10,000 pound? panion awoke. We were approach correct to use the English term daf In a surprise speech at a dinner In announcing the project the of bombs, Symington disclosed. given by Michigan chambers of atomic energy commission said the ing the airfield. It was a lively spot. fodil for all species and varieties of * » * commerce for the state’s congres new cyclotron—commonly known as As we drew nearer, we could see a narcissus. There is confusion about sional delegation, Sen. Arthur Vah- an atom-smasher—would be 20 times Air Force Maneuvers detachment of marines which came this, a popular impression being that denberg served notice on Russia more powerful than the 4,900-ton m a to attention as we approached. A daffodils are the yellow kind, and IN MANEUVERS OVER GREAT half dozen staff cars were drawn up narcissus the white kinds. There also that: chine currently in operation at the BRITAIN, the air force has demon Berkeley institution. in a semi-circle, balanced by blue has been confusion about the name •I The United States may join west- strated its ability to slip a bombing jackets and ground personnel of the jonquil. All the daffodils of the jon ern Europe in a military alli David E. Lilienthal, AEC chair- mission of B-29 Superfortresses mah, provided a hint as to the kind air force. quil group are distinguished by their ance against Communist aggression, through the equivalent of Russia’s narrow, garlic-like foliage and by and of long range planning for peace the defenses. "We’re lucky,” my companion re rge Bot commission is visualizing when he marked, “some big brass must be their characteristic bright yellow o “We shall not surrender to Com- Lt. Gen. Curtis Le May, air force * CA said that the Yiew cyclotron “serves coming, we’ll see a parade.” No color, which is the same shade ir Iti coon chief in Europe, arranged with tile munist conspiracies in the Unit notice to the world, that it is the in other plane was visible though, as throughout the flower.” mcheil sim Royal Air Force to send a m ock ed States.” tent of the people of the United we circled a couple of times over All of this interested me mightily mission against Britain's tight in- - Thus, the chief Republican propon States to be pre-eminent in the de the docks, thick with ships including as I had just been studying a ent of bi-partisan foreign policy split velopment of fundamental science of tercepter and radar net. Because the long-lost Europa, back on her photograph of a clomp of narcissus the rind on two issues which, like all kinds.” of long experience during the war, dash from Murmansk. Finally we in a popular magazine’s “name Pulloru grapefruit, will come more and more Engineering already is under way the British net is supposed to be landed a couple of yards from the this picture” contest. The leaves B arred to be in the public eye as this year on the huge atom-splitter, but it will the most efficient in the world. military formation which by now on the plant shown were broad, Coc wears on. However, the B-29s not only broke Pul take five years before it is com was drawn up at attention. We were though the answer given by the Sizes Simply stated, those two issues pleted. Conceived as 20 times more ’through to their target, but most of a little embarrassed, for we were in editor was “jonquil.” Obviously, S tra i• are: Whether the U. S. should line powerful than the most powerful cy them never were detected. plain sight of the imposing array, even contest editors may err. 1 0 to 2 0 Secret of the American success up militarily alongside the recently clotron now operating, it will pro and were afraid we might suddenly The narcissus discussion is a sam was altitude. The big Forts flew in formed union of western European duce atomic bullets ranging in force bump into the visiting dignitary— ple of Editor Wister’s directness in • 1 nations, and whether the Communist from six billion to 10 billion volts. at ceiling of 35,000.feet. and we were hatless and unshaven. As a result of the maneuvers, air this new garden book and there is party should be outlawed in this I let my companion go ahead. There more like it on every page. force strategists are convinced that was no place to go, however, but country. A t L a r g e Not the least interesting writing the “iron curtain” around the Soviet in the direction of the naval de They could become decisive issues in this book is the foreward by the could never stop a high-flying mis tachment and their commanding of in the presidential campaign. In well-loved Liberty Hyde Bailey, dean sion of B-29s, especially since Rus ficer. It later developed he was the deed, Harold Stassen already has of all gardeners, whose accomplish sia’s defenses are stretched out over Picfure-preHy fashion for o introduced one of them by coming commander of the base, a tall, slim, thousands of miles, compared to the ments need no eulogy here. young MotheMo-be . . . de out bluntly in favor of outlawing correct naval officer, perhaps a little relatively small area defended by nervous, though we were too nervous Another intriguing feature is the signed in HElENE SCOTT’S Communists in the U. S. Britain. ourselves to realize it at the mo discussion and diagramming of va own sweet way for garden A re y Vandenberg said, “We are sui rious geographic areas according to parties, country week ends tto n a l Note—The joint British-American ment. to wo cidal fools if we do not root out and maneuvers were pulled off by Gen their geological and climatic condi and warm days in town. DAN make destroy any treason at home which eral Le May without orders from We advanced, like pups ap tions. Most of us have been frost RIVER corded chombray . . . feci s blue, rose, green, brown, Then may dream of bringing world revolu Washington. proaching a porcupine. A com bitten too often for comfort by blind Vege tion to the-United States.” * * • mand rang out. The troops snapped ly following the usual maps. grey. . . with bulton-on cape sym pt The Michigan senator only hinted to present arms, the officer sa Additional data and measuring collar in white woffle pique. also MaeArihur1S Triunphal Tour . luted and drew a manuscript from qualities have been added to long- Sanforized . . . so it won't mach at a U. S. military alliance with shrink over 1%. western Europe, but his remarks GENERAL MacARTHUR’S his tunic, something new to me in established material in making a LYDI hardly could be misconstrued. BOOSTERS are trying to find a way military procedure—all I could broader and yet more personal pre What Vandenberg didn't say is that to revive their hero’s battered popu think of was a painting of General sentation of Ius problems to the while the U. S. has no formal or offi larity. Despite the drubbing Mac- Washington reading a message to gardener in any given section of the cial role in the union of western Eu Arthur received in California, Wis his troops (and I always had United States and Canada. The net ^ r y a t V i ropean nations, American aid and consin and Nebraska, Congressman thought that was a flight of the result is the clarification of many A. L. Miller, of Nebraska says: heretofore-vague statements. support, military-wise, of that union Secretary of Commerce W. Aver- artist’s fancy). FIFTH AVE.,AT 40TH almost inevitably is implied. ell Harriman has been named by “MacArthur did not quit at B&taan, It would be unfair to other ex and he is still a very live candidate The officer began reading—it was NEW YORK Whether or not) this nation will President Trnman as ambassador- a message of welcome all right. cellent books to say that this is the grant that assurance will come to at-large for the European recovery now. I am amazed that anyone best garden book yet published. it should count the general out.” Finally, my companion (he was half- ORDER BY MAIL aey f- be a towering question in the public program. Harriman resigned his English, which may explain his In some ways it excels all others, waste Next move being urged by Mac-' people mind soon. cabinet post immediately. fortitude) interrupted: “There must but still there are other volumes -SEND NO MONEY- when Arthur’s friends is Ids immediate be some mistake. We are two radio which may contain more informa acids SKY-HIGH: return to the United States for a tion on specific subjects. IANE BRYANT, Filth A n . a l 40th blood. Money Talks correspondents.” New York 17, N . Y. You B o m b i n g hero’s ovation. If MacArthur flies Perhaps the way to size up this rheum The commander bowed, looked Dear lane Bryant: getting to California and makes a tri 1,000-page volume is to say that re Someti A team of air force and army Now an inventor has come up with j umphal, cross-country, rear-plat abashed, glanced over our heads Please send me your Maternity Sun gardless of whatever other garden dress with cover-up cape collar. I lion ordnance men is seeking better a check that not only will talk but { form train trip to Washington, with toward Uie plane. other s methods of hitting pin-point bomb will scream if it has been forged | ing books you own, you need this will pay the postman 7.95 plus post the ki- a speech to a joint session of con “But where are the other gentle one too jf you seek fresh angles on age and C.O.D. charges when re The targets from extremely high alti or tampered with. : gress, they claim his poUtical ap men?” he wanted to know. treaim tudes, out of reach of most anti-air Burgess Smith, who used to do : your favorite hobby. ceived. Own s peal would be revived. “There are just two of us,” we Size...... CoIor.....,.^...... -.... medic) craft guns or fighter planes. legal counterfeiting for the U. S. With its fine cover and paper stock, roval Other public observers believe replied. its 24 photographic pages in full PRINT NAME______nowQ This joint organization is conduct treasury, claims that his check will ed ma ing most of its secret tests in the identify itself verbally when it is MacArthur might wind up with as "But the minister of propaganda? color, its 56 pages of black and ,Street or 110...»».^«.»....»«...... CGri D a California desert at Muroc air base. passed through a special machine. many boos as cheers on such tour, Who is representing him? We were white illustrations and more than' CITY ______STATE______It’s assignment is to carry out re And if it has been tampered with it hi addition, it would just about ruin notified by ti e department — a spe 100 how-to-do-it pictures, the Wom Q Piease send me your'free1 search in bombing techniques, par will em it a shrill screech. Indicating ‘ his work as -commander of occu cial plane >. ILe truck for the bag an’s Home Companion Garden' Book Maternity Fashion catalogue ticularly at high altitudes. > that it is worthless. pied Japan. gage—” • is completely, satisfying. CD-2) f FIEST AID TO AILING BOUSES By Roger Whitman Sale of "AtYocity Gold" The OmnJprescent Bai Black rats of ancient history in Nets $728,000 for Needy QUESTION: Is there anything vaded the granaries of Egypt, af that I could use to fill rather wide flicted the Hebrews with plague, LONDON.—Fine gold obtained by tion of great cracks which have appeared be and are reported to have stimulat the Germans from teeth and jewels of concentration camp victims was you—have I tween baseboard and moulding? ed the Romans to import snakes to sold for $728,000. nr.rry your ANSWER: That joint can be E y >A.WtNU6EHT 4 kill them. They reached England HallaS Tuck, executive secretary closed with a form of moulding International Uniform. during the reign of the house of oung m an:” called quarter-round. This should Suncfor School tenon Hanover, and were therefore called of the Preparatory Commission for the International Refugee organiza t let's settle be attached not to the baseboard or “Hanoverian rats.” The rat thrives flooring, but by long nails passing in any climate on any kind of food. tion, said the proceeds will be used at an angle through the opening be SCRIPTURE: Ezra 3:10-13; 5:6-17; Psalms In the tropics they often nest in for camp survivors. United States Si:l-2; lEzekiel 11:16; 37:26-28; 44:9-31; 47:1- officials turned the bullion over to tween baseboard and flooring anc( M s e THREE Pieces of paper 12; .ZecharIah 6:9-15. palm trees, descending at night to into the timber behind. There will DEVOTIONAL READING: Psalms 8 S;1 -B. plunder food stocks of man. the commission in the American W ALL THE SAME SIZE AS zone of Germany. be continual movement in the floor omeone ing and baseboard through the sea SfiotVA/. //AVE S W&TE sons, and secured In this manner HIS NA ME ON ONE OF'THE SUPS, The Temple in the Nation's Racketeer Waves at Auto MAMNSSUSE THATtfE WglTES the joint will remain covered. Life College Men Reject Jobs Of Pals; Goes to Jail, Too 0Ji 1IPe ON£ m r // tHE ROVSM As Models for Art Classes EDGE ON THE Tbp AND BOTTOM. Lesson for M ay 23, 1918 PHILADELPHIA. — D etective FIRST CHOICE OF MILLIONS M T 0* * ™E SLIPS AS /N NO. I WASHINGTON. — Despite i t s John Moros arrested two numbers record enrollment* the University a spir in „ r ANJ> TiIA C E THEM INA HAT. UR golden text is “O come, let racket suspects and instructed them St. Joseph Si/mFoLD yourself a n d tell us worship and bow down; let of Maryland has hung out a help to drive their automobile to the city ""ORLD'S LARGEST SELLER AT IOt YoupFRlENP THAT YOU W/LL PtCK Ous kneel before the Lord our mak- wanted sign among the students hall. OUT THE PAPER. WlTHHlSAfAME. ,er,” Psalms 95:6. at College Park. En route a man stepped into the JpHEN you SELECT THE SLIP The Jewish temple - Girls are clamoring for 'the street waving frantically for the far Cf WITH TTfE TWO ROUGH EDGES. was a national sanc jobs, but there are no vacancies automobile to stop and Moros or / w a y - tuary, whether we for them. dered the driver to halt. The man think in terms of the AU Joe College has to do to walked up and handed the startled t:i u glass of altars of Abel, Noah earn about 50 or 60 cents an hour Moros a bag. It contained slips for I ihin£t»naris« or Abraham, the is sit still. But there have been 160 numbers “plays.” - »|»1*3 UtfOlI 10 few takers. Art Director Maurice Moros ordered Ihe bag bearer elimination, (ERE IS AN EXCELLENT GAMB tabernacle at Sinai, or the great temples R. Seigler gave a clue to the into the car and proceeded to the es that irritate FOR TWO OR MORE PERSONS. at Mount Moriah, of shortage. city hall wilh three suspects instead i:'!|-air rmtri- EACH PLAYER IS REQUtieeD He wants the men to model for of two. tor you! Solomon, of Zerubba- -Jr-I-J To MAKE PlVE THREE-LETTER WORDS his art classes. ons havt* taken WHOSE HUMBERSi UNDER THE USED LETTERS, bel, or any of the Stephen Foster .■i ireneratwis Dr. XeTvton other appointed Stephen Foster, who wrote many iTiomiod them WILL TOTAL THE GREATEST NUMBER. places of meeting of the best known scngs about the JTiin C: supply THE PLAYER HAVING THE HIGHEST TOTAL, /N with God. The welfare of mankind, South, was bom in Pittsburgh, Pa. >1 and P They FORMING HIS FIVE WORDSi W/NS. in every age, requires the faithful and frequent worship of God. Navy Strives To Develop • :r.on m wat->r /Examples: toy;Zo + is + 25. total 60. Atomic Engine For Sub Girl's Plea To Marry Slayer n —clears the LEi zoo, Z6+/5 + fS. TOTAL 56 . From the days when they sang ;i*. I t’s not a the hymns of David, the Jews were Saves Him From Death Chair elps your sys- prosperous to the degree that they WASHINGTON.—An atomic en ry it 10 days were true to God in their worship gine which would propel a sub NASHVILLE, T E N N .-A 20-year- KtST LEMONS and in their reverence for all things marine underwater at 30 knots for old girl who pleaded for permission ABCDEFGHIJKLM a year without refueling Is the goal I 2. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO Il 12 13 holy. This lesson traces the story, to marry a killer before he went leaving no doubt in any pupil’s mind of the navy* s nuclear power en to the electric chair saved her sweet NOPftRSTUVVVXYZ about the solemn truth of the golden gineers. heart’s life. 14 15 16 17 18 19 2 0 21 22 2 3 24- 25 2 6 text. Navy officials said the develop Gov. Jim McCord commuted the # * * ment of an efficient atomic energy death sentence of Daniel Budzynski, A HOCSE OF WORSHIP engine for a ship may require a 19, to 99 years of imprisonment. But minimum of S years and probably he sternly disapproved a marriage I l T N E zra 3:10-13, we see the pic- 10 or 15 years of intensive work. ture of priests leading the peo between the convict and Jeanne The engine is still on the drawing Lucas, a Pittsburgh Sunday School ple to sing unto the Lord. “Be boards, and it may be several years cause he is good, for his mercy en- teacher. A UcEESSON & BOBBINS PBOBtTGT V . ! h £ % < i before an experimental model, will dureth forever toward Israel.” Miss Lucas was undismayed. be attempted, they said. “There will still be a wedding,** she Wherever you live, whether in the “In theory, atomic power can TO SOOTHE said. ITCH city or in some quiet rural com drive a submarine at 30 knots sub Budzynski was to have died in the' munity, remember this, the sanctu merged for a year, without refuel* electric chair with Richard Reilly, BASH OR TETTER ary measures the attitude of the ing,” said Adm. William H. P. Quickly apply soothing: and com trigger-man in a holdup in which people of such community toward Blandyf Atlantic fleet commander. forting GRAYS OINTMENT with ec f TUE P 0T 5 IN a Beale street merchant was killed , r - u p its wholesome antiseptics and na God to a degree that no other gage “With atomic drive, oxygen would in Memphis in 1946. Reilly still ture aiding medication. Nothing else of public opinion can offer. We have be needed only for the crew, and a like it—nothing so comforting— o r faces the chair but*McCord is con I i s r pleasant for externally caused skin ** * C our various polls of public opinion, supply ample for weeks of cruising sidering his case. troubles. 35c. Get a package today. but none of them are so prophetic down below could be carried.” Miss Lucas showed up in Nash-; of a eople’s ultimate hope as their ville accompanied by Henrietta 1 -A attitude toward God’s house. Budzynski, Daniel's sister. They! WITH Boys and girls who regularly at borrowed $200 from a Pittsburgh' tend Sunday school and public wor CLASSIFIED grocer to come here and make a S B R A l ship will be watched by the men desperate plea for Budzynski*s life who are looking for trustworthy DEPARTMENT or, failing that, obtain permission leaders tomorrow. for Miss Lucas to marry him before 40 * * * MISCELLANEOUS he went to the chair. I —DoobIe*duty insect!* HONORING GOD’S HOUSE clde: Kilts b y contact* * }A.w.nu 6ENT? LADIES: Now make Perfect Pin Curls with out Bobby or Hair Pins. Send quarter for 6 SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC. ? lulls by fumes. Destroys H OERVE the Lord with gladness, Sensational Kurl KIasps. M & M SALES CO., ir~% * plant lice but spares *■5 come before his presence with (014 W. 34th Place. Chicago 8 , IU. Cormuda Grass Destroyed. Guaranteed lIji *1 ';i'\ beneficial insects. Insist Binging,” Psalm s 100:2. Method. No Digging or Chemicals. Rid Your I l *’■ \ One ounce plus on original factory-sealed con IfEW surplus watches and air force sun Place of this Pest. Instructions Postpaid tainers to insure fu ll strength. glasses. Wholesale $2.95 and up. Send for (1.00. PLAN SERVICE, Box 451-L, Douglas, Jsoap mokes 6 We read how the people in the Arizona. .? sf # OQlions of ef« TOBACCO BY-PROOUCTS * long ago brought their best gifts to sample and circular. Army Surplus Head ^fective aphid* CHEMICAL CORPORATION quarters, Box 650, L an caster Ky. •sprcy. Nicotine Specialists Since 1889 make God’s house beautiful. What FARMS AND RANCHES lomsvme kentucky WWt/ H BlU FOB SALE: Hermance No. 7, three sides, % are we doing with our best gifts? planer and matcher with draw belt, price, I think of boys and girls today who $750. Yates No. 74 autom atic ball turning CANADIAN FARMS—Write us for FREE IN. lathe, price $800. FOB Murphy, N. C. Mur FORMATION on farm settlement opportunities. are helping with their small gifts phy Machinery & Supply Co. Fertilo soils. Reasonably priced. R. C. Bosworth1 to erect and equip beautiful houses Canadian Padfle Railway. Unton Station, St. SHORECREST—Ocean front rooms & apts. l’aul. Minn. of worship. Tomorrow they will Reservations—Phone 9243.- Write G. 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English setter, full broth CIUME church-goers were advancing in er to Champion Rumson Farm Loch; ShoaTs INSIST ON THE 47 48 their work with his company. He Jack. English setter, field trial winner and > producer ol winners. Young dogs for sale, for o further discovered that almost with dogs boarded. Concrete run. Dan Prewett, LONG LASTING . . ds- out exception, the people'who were Agent. Phone CHerokee 8564, R.F.D. 6, Je tt EFFECT OF SCOTT'S • i UFE? No. 11 giving trouble were the people who Rd., Atlanta, Ga. for cordc'i A re you going through the func tional ‘middle age* period peculiar never entered a church. INSTRUCTION week ends * * * t o w o m en <38 t o 52 y rs.) ? D oes th is HORIZONTAL 32 Printer’s 9 Three-toed 30 Bartered - Dental Technician’s Schools. Enroll now. R town. DAN make you suffer from hot flashes, cmfaroy . . . measure sloth 31 Kind of wine Approved under G J . bill 346. 1112 E ast fe e l so nervous, highstrung, tired? I Edible plant ~34 Sea in Asia 10 Rumor 32 Eicpunged OUR NEED OF PUBLIC WORSHIP Evans Ave., 130S E ast 22nd Are.,- Denver, en, browr.. Then do try Lydla E. Plnkham's 35 Perforations 11 Month 33 Matched UR bodies require regular nour Colorado. cape Vegetable Compound to relieve such of Asia symptoms. Plnkham’s CompoiAid 6 Lance 36 Egyptian 13 Reposes 35 Stops ishment. And our souls are pique also has what Doctors call a sto sun god 16 To ward off 38 Speedy TRAVEL FUT 11 To fill with OJust as dependent upon- regular D P f so il wor.i machic tonic effect! r 37 Knave in 19 To slumber mm air i 39 Stockings nourishment. I would not say-that DAYTONA BEACH. FLA— Spend your voca v LYDIA L PINKHAM’S SSm m 12 Weirder cards 20 To make well 41 Title of tio n on th e "World’s m ost famous Beach.** 14 Malayan 38 Happens 22 Small bottle respect it is absolutely necessary for one Make reservations now, for apartment ac TAinJc of it—one spraying lasts 39 Headgear commodations. Phone 40438 or write P. O. vessel 23 Is concerned 42 Light sttoke to attend public worship to grow Box 332, Charlotte, N orth Carolina. for weeks. You don't have to 15 Frequent 40 Cyprinoid fish 26 Rents 44 Symbol for spiritually, but the odds are en spray every few hours Io kill 41 Seasons Going to Miami, Fla. for your vacation? 17 Hebrew 27 Unitofweight samarium tirely against those who claim that Md insects in your horns, No r i j c r i ’. letter. 42 To sit for 28 Bothers 46 Babylonian Clty Hotel, 35 S.E. 8 th St. Is new. mod When Your portrait they can grow spiritually without ern, private baths, free parking, near new Jbomb type spray or ofber IS Ethiopian 29 Savory deity attending public worship. public beach. $5.00 double, $4.00 single, title 43 To stop weekly rates. sprays containing less than 5% AT 4 OTH Back Hurts" 19 To utter 45 Aggravated A nsw er to P n ssle No. 16. There is a place of worship within DDT can equal this for hsfing And Yoar Strength and 20 Race ol 47 Spurts . RESORTS effect, Flit Surface Spray with 3 - ORK QQBQBGQlBBaQClE: the reach of well-nigh every person Jacksonville Beach. Fla .—2 bedroom modern Energy Ia Below Par lettuce 48 Surfeited in the United States. We are re duplex furnished, good ocean view, $50 per 5% DDT is so powerful a single 3 : It may be caused by disorder of kid* 21 That thing week, clean, cool, comfortable, eentral loca □□□ QHQBB GEB sponsible before God if we neglect tion. Mrs. J. Iu Williams, Box 332. application kills insects today Y MAIL ney function that permits poisonous 22 Carpenter's VERTICAL —tomorrow —even nexi monffc. =Tf wasts to accumulate. For truly many tool 11. [0 P to claim the advantages and bless MONEY------people feel tired, weak and miserable 23 Abrupt 1 To scold S L ing of public worship. Vacation Time Is Here when the kidneys fail to remove excess , Come To Ave. Ql 40th acids and other waste matter from the 24 Frenqfi for 2 God of love S A L E The place of the temple in the GRANTS BEACH COTTAGES & APTS. blood. “the” 3 Chinese / COMPLETELY FURNISHED You may suffer oagglng backache, A RIA life of Israel is a symbol which 25 Flock pagoda 2095 S. A tlantic Ave. rheumatic pains, headaches, dizsiness* H EU teaches us today that we dare not DAYTONA BEACH. FLA. getting up nigbts. leg paiQB, 'swelling. 26 Female deer 4 French for Directly On the Ocean ur McJernify Sun- Sometimes frequent and scanty urina (pl.) “and" T EN forsake the assembling of ourselves ccce ccllor. I tion- with sm arting and burning Is an 27 Expired A B on the Lord’s Day in his house. 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STATE...... «819 Religious Education on JbeIiaU of 40 Proles- M. CHAMBLESS CO., Asheville IIwy.. Spar Iant denominations. Released by YtNU BUY LOW COST FLIT TODAY! your free* Features.) tanburg, S. C. Foshion catalogue DOANS Pl LLS THE DAVlE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE N. C., MAY 19. .948 PlllBlllBHBHlllinHliniHBinillllllliyiiniBlHlllMMMlllHinHllBBllllBIMIBBIIIIfflro LOOKING DAVIE BRICK Can Com in Variety „ A ffK A O COMPANY for Next Winter’s Meal* GEORGE S. BENSON T h e Prcsidtnt—Hirdmg CeUegt DEALERS IN Searey. Arkenses False Earnings GOOD COAL Davie Record Would a 3,500 per cent increase in wages or salary interest you? If your Day Rhone 194 • Night Fhone 116 income sky-rocketed like that, you wouldn’t be much worried about the Moeksville, N. C. Has Been Published Since 1899 high cost of living, would you? Wait a minute. Are you sure you’d be on easy street? Perhaps you will be surprised to learn that workers in France have had that amount of in Walker Funeral Home crease in their money earnings since 4 8 Y e a r s 1914, and they still lack the necessi AMBULANCE SERVICE ties of life. DAY ORiNIGHT A brick layer in Paris worked 48 hours a week in 1914. He took home Phone 48 Other* have come and gone-your 451Afrancs a week, slightly less than one franc per hour. But today Moeksville, N. C county newspaper keeps going. he gets 35 francs per hour. In 1914 he could buy four quarts of milk Sometimes it has seemed hard to for his franc or a dozen-and-a-half eggs. But today for an hour’s wages he can buy less than three quarts Uncle Sam Says make "buckle and tongue” meet but of milk and barely 7 eggs—if he can find them. Both items, plentiful in soon the sun shines and again we 1914, are now hard to obtain. S - s ^ - Hold Tour Own? march on. Our faithful subscribers, This means that there are things —Photo courtesy Ball Bros. Co. more important than increases in most of whom pay promptly, give us wages. The consequences of inflation Cream Style, Whole Kernel, or com. Boil three minutes. Pour into are such that costs of living man Corn-on-the-Cob—you can have your hot Ball Jars. Process 70 minutes at age to keep a step ahead of wage own home canned corn in variety for 10 pounds pressure. Whole Kernel courage and abiding faith in our boosts. The lesson is this: the aver winter use. More corn will be canned corn usually has better color, flavor, this year, due to the fact that more and keeping qualities than cream fellow man. age breadwinner cannot hold his pressure cookers are available. Most iwn once the inflation spiral gets go style, according to the Ball Blue home canners prefer to use pressure Book, from which these directions ing. No matter how often wages are cookers for canning corn because it are taken. increased, he gets farther and far If your neighbor is not taking The ther behind. keeps so much better and time is To can Corn-on-the-Cob, boil the saved too. Be sure the gauge of corn five minutes and pack into hot Costs always outrun increased ' 2 your cooker is accurate. Ball Jars, adding one teaspoon salt Record tell him to subscribe. The earnings — unless someone stops the to each quart. Cover with boiling spiral. To stop a runaway team, you Always can corn fresh from the garden or truck patch. It must not water. Process 75 minutes at 10 price is only $1.50 per year "in the have to do more than holler pounds pressure. Many like to put “ Whoa!” You have to pull back on have been gathered the previous day and stood overnight. The kernels up Corn-on-the-Cob because it is a State, and $2.00 in other states. the reins, set your heels in the dirt, novelty. However, it tends to ab and maybe make a little sacrifice in m should be plump, shiny and full of Some —iierhaps Utis very milk-like juice. sorb the flavor of the cob. terms of direction and effort. Infla Pint jars are preferable and be day-one of Uncle Sam’s volunteer To can corn Cream Style, cut tip tion is like that. Some of us fail to representatives is going to ring your sure to add one and one-quarter cups see the brink of the precipice ahead. doorbell to ask you to do one of the ends from the kernels and scrape out of boiling water to each, four cups When You Come To Town We take our increases and discount most important things you can do the pulp. Add one teaspoon salt and of Whole Kerne) and two cups of the dire results. now for yourself and your country. two cups boiling water to each quart boiling water to each four cups Of $10,000 Trifle He or she is going to urge you to of corn. Boil three minutes. Pour Cream Style corn. This facilitates Make Our Office Your When I left China in 1936, a com start, or to increase, your buying of into hot Ball Jars. Process 100 min heat penetration and helps prevent fortable home could have been pur United States' Savings Bonds under utes at 10 pounds pressure. the corn turning brown. You can chased there for 10,000 Chinese dol a patriotic, automatic and regular For Whole Kernel canning, cut add one-half teaspoon salt and a plan. If you heed my nephew or the corn from the cob and do not Headquarters. lars. Today you’d be lucky to buy oieces’ advice, you’ll be doing your* little sugar, if you wish. Can either a loaf of bread for $10,000. Matter of self a favor. For these security scrape. Add one teaspoon salt and field or sweet corn, as you prefer, fact, a Chinese friend of mine re bonds—as they do their part to in two cups boiling water to each quart and can it when it is FRESHl cently enclosed a $ 10,000 note to me sure a stable economy, cornerstone We Are Always Glad To in a letter. The note was not a gift, of the future security of our country nor a repayment on a loan, nor a —will pay you back $4 for every $3 sum for investment. It was merely ten years from now. They can mean See You. a souvenir, virtually worthless. financial security for you and yonr k m family. AMERICA’S SECURITY IS aasffino }1®, Puu xogetlier I YOUR SECURITY! Oh, this can’t happen to America! I'. S. Treasury Department Anyone who utters that statement F PREPARED BY is confused, chances are. Actually it JUST A SHRUB AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR ANIMAL HEALTH has already been happening to Big Favorites with Everyone i TAKE NO CHANCES with the health of valuable livestock America. The spiral of inflation has and poultry. cut down buying power, cheapened IN TREATING STOCK Here is a summary of the most our money. Tolay, $2 are worth UABflua Livestock health is a serious dollars- reliable advice on the . ight and wrong what $1 was worth only a few years and-cents proposition. The fanner ways to tackle disease problems: ago. This means that if you have who fails to pay proper attention to (1) Beware of Imposters. In some insurance or a bank account, the ef- ■ localities, unscrupulous individuals feet of inflation has reduced these 1 are reported preying on livestock owners and claiming to be veterinar-. by one-half. Loss to savings in this Ians. Before an owner permits anyone way is very real. to treat his stock, he should be sure In most lines of industry and in that person .,as the proper credentials agriculture, our vast production is and Is licensed to practice veterinary doing a fine job of meeting unprece medicine in his state. dented demand. We must continue (2) Go easy on "home remedies.'' Many diseases of livestock are sr to produce, cut costs, and save more. “What’s his position?” We must do the right things about similar in appearance and symptoms “He’s the third Assistant guesser as to require careful clinical exami these problems. If each of us will in the weather bureau.” nation, and frequently laboratory act individually and collectively as tests as well, to tell them apart. New we know best, the inflation bogey is Contortionist Needed "wonder drugs” like penelllin, the dead. Remember that the answer is A mother was playing with her sulfas, or hormone compounds-'-are not always to be found in wage two-year-old child, who had recently useful In cei'tai conditions but Ir, boosts. Rather, we shall be good citi learned the alphabet. Raising her others they are wasted, or may df zens if we pull together to bring the actual harm. When animals become arm straight above her head, she ill, it is frequently better to do noth cost of living down. Je sure he has proper credentials. tog than to do the wrong thing. —Photo courtesy Ball Bros. “What letter is this?” Jisease hazards and nutrition problems (3) a loadeu vaccination syrtagt Crisp Bread-and-Butter Chips a n 2 tablespoons mustard seed Farm Wages Rising “An I,” Karl gleefully responded. may be a leadhr weapon unless used Farm labor wages showed an up is making a mistake which may prove a must on many a home canncr’s I teaspoon turmeric Then the mother stopped but Karl, fcagic and costly. by a perron with proper scientific ward trend as 1947 ended, Iowa eager to continue the game, begged: training. Indiscriminate vacctoatior summer schedule for these delicious Vt tablespoon celery seed Nevertheless, needless losses are emergency farm labor summary fig “Mummie, now make a W!” or improper selection of products to pickles are everybody’s favorite. I piece horseradish ures indicate. Daily wages, without being reported every day. Animal be used may do more harm than Most homemakers say they can never Soak cucumbers and onion (sep husbandry authorities are more and good- sometimes actually spreading put up. enough to last through the arately) 5 to 10 hours in brine made board, averaged $7 at the end of the Obvious Source more concerned over the problems of year, a rise of $1 over October. serious plagues of Uveotock while at winter but they always try! So get by dissolving one-half cup salt in Father—Don’t you think our son careless, indiscriminate "tinkering” tempting to control others. Orders for dependable year-round gets his intelligence from me? a big supply of cucumbers and use one-half gallon cool water. Drain workers, either married or single, Mother — He must—I’ve still got this tested recipe from the Ball Blue well. Add onions, IVt cups vinegar, are getting harder to fill, despite the- mine. Book to make Bread - and - Butter and 2 Vt cups water to the cucum better wages. Good paying city jobs Home-Canned Green Beans Chips for your “star boarders.” bers. Simmer about 15 minutes. Do and the desire of young men to Oh, No? 3 quarts sliced cucumbers not cook until soft. Drain. Discard liquid in which scalded. Make sirup farm for themselves are blamed Wife—I think I hear burglars. Are 3 onions, sliced for the growing scarcity in farm you awake? for Nutritious Meals 6 Vt cups vinegar by boiling the sugar and spices with three cups vinegar and one cup labor. Husband—No! 3 cups brown sugar water for five minutes. Pack well- New Seed Disinfectant Green beans are a low-acid veget and break or cut the pods into two- I pod hot red pepper drained cucumbers and onions in hot Posthole Digger able and should be canned with the inch pieces. Boil five minutes and I teaspoon cinnamon Ball Jars. Cover with boiling sirup Suggested for Cotton use of a pressure cooker because the pack into hot Ball Jars. Add one .14 teaspoon ginger and seal. Ceresan M seed disinfectant is high temperature is better insurance teaspoon salt to each quart. being recommended for use against against spoilage and is also the faster Cover with water in which cooked. Process snjall young pods 35 min numerous seed-borne and soil-borne method. utes and large ones 55 minutes at 10 crop diseases, including seed-borne Select beans with crisp and meaty anthracnose, angular ieafspot, seed pounds pressure. With a plentiful decay and seedling damping-off of pods. They should be young and supply of home-canned green beans LET US DO cotton. The active ingredient of this tender and brought fresh from the you are always prepared to serve a s new material is ethyl mercury garden or truck patch. Wash, string. popular, nutritious green vegetable. * p-toluene sulfonanilide, which has : * been successfully tested by colleges YOUR JOB PRINTING * over a period of years under the designation of No. 1452-F. Jelly and Preserve « Tiiis posthole digger was built ♦ Soil Fumigant Stops by Clyde Hall, Bradford, III. He ¥ says it will put a nine-inch hole f Canning to Increase We can save you money i Work of Nematodes down three feet in Illinois soil in In its war on soil pests, scientific three minutes. It was built of S Book, famous home canning guide, research has forged a fatal new heavy materials in his farm HausewHe Kew Kss Sugar to on your weapon against nematodes, the eel shop and required some large contains dozens of good recipes and I like worms whose burrowing activi welds. A car differential provides Satisfy Graving icr Sweets complete instructions for making ties cause nearly two million acres a way to use tractor power to dig jellies, preserves, marmalades, but ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, ¥ of farmland in the South to lay ters, jams and conserves. ¥ postholes. ¥ idle every year. This weapon is a The high cost of jellies and pre Here is one of the Blue Book’s ¥ soil fumigant known as D-D, whose serves is a problem which the house excellent recipes for Berry Jams' in STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BILL ¥ chief component is dichloropro- cluding Blackberry, Dewberry, Lo ¥ wife can now solve by putting up ganberry, Raspberry, Boyscnberry, ¥ pane and its use allows repeated New Chemical Utilized her own this summer for sugar is ¥ 'lnntings year after year of many and Youngberry .Tarns. Warh and HEADS, PACKET HEADSf Etc. ¥ more plentiful and the price is not ¥ which now are rotated. For Grasshopper Poison crush berries. Add or.e-fourth cup ¥ Research men at various state too high. So get ready your supply water to each quart berries. Cook ¥ ¥ colleges after trying benzene hexa- of sugar, jelly glasses and fruit jars until soft. Press the cooked berries Patronize your home newspaper ¥ chloride, a chemical discovered in and make jellies and preserves along through a strainer to remove seed ¥ ¥ HUNTING Europe and brought to this country through the summer at every oppor (If preferred, the seed may be loft ♦ for experimental use as a grass tunity. You’ll be surprised how the in.) Add from three-fourths to one and thereby help build up your ¥ hopper poison, believe it is the best ¥ number of c o n ta in e rs filled with cup sugar to each cup berries or ¥ thing yet discovered for hog mange, spreads will mount and be gratified from three-fourths to one pound home town and county. ¥ as well as grasshopper control. The ¥ when they are an easy means of sat sugar to each pound berries. Boil ¥ BUSINESS compound is a wettable powder that isfying your family’s large sweet until thick. Pour, boiling hot, into ¥ can be used as either a spray or dip ¥ tooth this winter.' The Ball Blue hot Ball Jars; seal at once. ¥ tor hogs and is sold under various f trade names. THE DAVIE RECORD. T1I-Ine Uavief\ * Record D J DAVIE COUNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER--THE PAPER THE PEOPLE READ "HERE SHALL THE PRESS, THE PEOPLE’S RIGHTS MAINTAIN: UNAWED BY INFLUENCE AND UNBRIBED BY GAIN.” VOLUMN XLVIX. MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26 . tg48. NUMBER 43 NEWS OF LONG AGO 7 he Easy Way End of the Line Veteran Leader Seen Along Main Street HpHE gentleman left his country By The Street Rambler. Rev. W. K. Isenhour. High Point. N. C. R4 LOOKING What WasilHappeiung In Da -*■ club slightly worse for wear. ooonno So many seek an easy way Turning into the main highway in Heads Marines ANEAD vie Before Parking Meters his car he decided in his alcoholic Aubrey Merrell shaking hand On which their foet can stroll. GEORGE S. BENSON daze that the safest procedure was with bunch of politicians on the And Abbreviated Skirts. And hope some bright and 'happy to keep his eyes glued on the car New Commandant Enlisted in PutUtnI--Matiinf CtUtf c Statf). Jrkansat square—Ann Poston, Betty Ann (Davie Record, May 28, 1913.) day ahead and follow it closely. WorldWarIandHas To-reach a blessed goal. This he did for some time and he Turner and Nan Bowden enjoy Lint cotton I* cents today. was just congratulating himself on Served Since. Nations Make Choices . ing refreshments in drug store— Hams are 15c. per pound, eggs And wear a lsurel on Aelr brow. his sagacity when the car ahead sud Bespeaking great renowo, denly stopped and he crashed into WASHINGTON. — The new com As drastic and as devastating as Gene Quillan keeping his eye on 13c. per dozen. it with a loud bang. mandant of the TJ- S. marines, Clif war is, I am confident that the eco policeman—Bob Dyson consult Mrs. Swift Hooper spent one day As men and women to them bow The irate driver of the first car ton B. Cates, had never heard nomic troubles of many European In countryside and town. stuck his head out of his window and of that outfit when he joined up. But countries are not traceable entirely ing with deputy sheriff—John San last week In Winston." glared back angrily. “What’s the when he was sworn in as com to the aggravations of war. Fam ford feeding pennies to parking Miss Marie Allison spent Tues But easy roads on which to trod, big idea?” he bellowed. mandant, he had seven rows of rib ines, wars, oppressions: these are meter—Ernest Hunt resting in day in Winston shopping. We sadly must confess, "What’s the big idea?" the drunk bons adorning his green blouse. symptoms, not causes. Certain na retorted, “why didn’t you stick out Back in 1917, on the campus of tions, like Switzerland, fare surpris front of department store—Miss Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Crottsspent Lead opposite to where our God your hand?” the University of Tennessee, a ingly well amidst the decay and Mabe Chaffin motoring across the Saturday and Sunday in Winston. Has placed for each success; The other driver’s eyes opened friend suggested to Cates that they chaos so common in Europe. Little squate—Bobby Honeycutt lean T, E, Odnmmadeabusinessuip Therefore we have to take the road wide with astonishment. “I didn’t enlist in the marines as a quick way Switzerland is not hollering for help. think I had to do that in my own to get into World War I. Game for She is a froe enterprise country. ing against sidewalk scales—“Pat” to Hickory Saturday, returning on Where luxury never sleeps, garage,” he yelped. anything, Cates agreed. Of course. Switzerland was not a Grant walking down Main street Sunday. And make great aims a mighty goad He got hit in that war seven be1! sremt. and hence was spared with a friend—Jack LeGrande all Kimbrough Sbeek, who bas been To help us climb the steeps. NATURE DOES IT times—once by a near-miss shell- some sw.ilo-e of war. But now burst that left him standing nude comes C--S that Belgium is pros- smiles as he hurries to work— In school at Weavervllle. returned The easy way but leads you down as a plucked chicken — but he came ncrine W -nt is the reason? Belgium Boyce Cain hurrying up and down borne Friday. Where failure makes her grave. out on his feet. l-n-e a Ii—e economic system at Main street. T. L. Kelly and Taylor Call went No More War Winners. r Cl iil thp war. when she might And never up to throne and crown SURE DO/ Now, as a major general, Cates ■ve t:• !--n some foolish panacea. to Statesville Fiiday to purchase To mingle with the brave; says that if there is another war •:ic |,,t 0 c. i-ntry rightly chose a some live stock. Then face the better way of Ufe “both sides will lose — there will -.-Tr--I cf free rn'erprise and eco- Our County And Mrs. M. M. Rudicltt, of Dur be no winner,” but feels neverthe — ■if fi Vfilom as the system most And struggle for success. less that it’s his duty to do his part .c y to i-T— W fK ty AWWS ANALYSIS A S K M B Hoiise Group Approves Measure ANOTHBK Te Draft Men into Armed Forces; A General Quiz U THE QUESTIONS 1. When was the “Star Spangled Hope for Palestine Agreement Ebbs Inlarnalional UnUorm Sunday School Lomom Banner” officially adopted as our national anthem? Low-Sost Housing Bill ______By Bill Sctioentgen, W N U Staff ,Writer ______Beetle Is Voracious By m a n d newtoh d d 2. What is the fastest speed ever (EDITOB’S NOTEt When opinions arc expressed In these columns, they are those et reached by a human being under POUR MEN DESERVE chief credit Western Newspaper Onion's news analysts and not necessarily of this non if.) SCRIPTURE: Daniel I. Enemy of Potatoes DEVOTIONAL READING: I Timotby 8:11- his own power? for senate passage of the Taft- 8 . Where .did the word “khaki” ElIender-Wagner bill, which will pro DRAFT BELL: Clouds in the East Dusting or Spraying originate? vide low-cost public housing for an O n the W ay 4. When Is the last veteran of estimated 500,000 families in the next Wiii Control Menace Daniel Stands By His World War II expected to die? Yielding to the pressure of the TURKbtI im» five years. They are: G.O.P. Sen Convictions 5. How long will the U. S. coal ators Charles Tobey of New Hamp times, congress was putting its hand Ranking as the most serious threat gingerly to the business of passing to the grower of potatoes ahd other supply last if used at the present shire, Co-Author Bob Taft of Ohio, Lesson for May 30, 1948 rate? a selective service act which would vegetables is the Colorado potato Ralph Flanders of Vermont and 6. How big was.Tom Thumb? Democrat John Sparkman of Ala give the nation’s armed forces a beetle, which is prevalent throughout 'A picket frozen on ditty— THE ANSWERS bama. total manpower of slightly more than many areas of the country. A mother starved for her brood— 1. March 3, 1931, by an act of Only insiders know how tirelessly two million in two years. EGYPT The beetle is yellowish in color, Socrates drinking the hemlock— Congress. Tobey worked to get the housing The house armed services commit stout bodied, about two-fifths of an tee had approved the measure, after inch in length and with wing covers And Jesus on the rood ” 2. 108.92 miles per hour which measure out of the banking and cur 4199 Alfred Letourner attained on a bi rency committee, which he heads'. hearing Defense Secretary James ARAB IfACUi bearing 10 longitudinal stripes. The UCH a picture we have before larva or “slug” is cycle behind a wind-shielding mo Almost equal credit belongs to Flan Forrestal term it an “excellent” one, Amateur and professional mili us in Sunday’s lesson. All you torcar at Bakersfield, California, ders, who chairmanned the sub-com and passed it on to the floor of the tary experts now are weighing the soft - bodied, red Sneed to do to get this dramatic pic dish in color and May 7, 1941. mittee, and who teamed with Taft house for debate. pros and cons of “war” in the Holy ture is read the first chapter of 3. India. It means earthlike. in blocking last-minute efforts by the Land. Palestine is completely en reaches a maxi Daniel. You will then feel anew Thus, for the first time since be ms u m size of 4. By 2030. The last World War real estate lobby to gut the legisla circled by Arab states except for the meaning of that cherished state fore the war, congress was facing about three - fifths I, vet-by 1995. tion. squarely the momentous issue of a its Mediterranean coastline. Nu ment, “ 'Tis conviction that con- of an inch in 5. For the next 1500 years. Sparkman was a pillar of strength national draft. That this was hap merals indicate estimated fighting vinceth.” 6. Tom Thumb stood three feet length. Late in « . • on the Democratic side. So was pening during the hair-trigger days strength of the various Arab states. four inches when fully grown. He South Carolina’s Burnet Maybahk, June when the po BRAVE TO DO RIGHT of an election year only served to Jewish forces in Palestine are said tato plants begin to weighed seventy pounds. who did yeoman service lining up underline the apparent urgency of to number about 75,000. E GET the first draught of this Democratic support both in commit appear above the matter. ground, the beetles tonic in verses 8-9, 14-15 and tee and on the floor. Democrats As approved by the armed services JERUSALEM: attack the foliage and lay their W17. “But Daniel purposed in his Alben Barkley of Kentucky, senate committee, the bill would: orange-colored eggs on the under heart that he would not defile him H O W T O K H L minority leader, and Scott Lucas C onfused i Raise total authorized manpower side of the leaves. self with the por of Illinois also struck some potent Time was running out in Palestine, tion of the king’s M AHT IHSiCTS of the armed forces to 2,005,882 blows for war vets and others af and with it the hope for averting a The eggs hatch in a few days into —arm y 837,000, air force 502,000, meat, nor with the fected by the housing shortage dur Jewish-Arab civil war for possession voracious larvae which, after feed WTTHOHLYOHi navy and marine corps 666,882. wine which he ing the floor fight. of Jerusalem. ing for about 10 days, leave the o Require registration of men plants and enter the soil to complete drank . . .” He was brave SPRAYING OF On the “debit” side, the colors from 18 through 30, with those In the waning days before Great their development. They emerge as of the real estate lobby were car from 19 through 25 liable for two Britain removed her troops from the adult beetles by the latter part of enough to take a stand for what he ried by G.O.P. Senators Joe Mc years’ service. Holy Land upon expiration of the July. A second brood is produced knew was right. Carthy of Wisconsin and Harry O Exempt most veterans from British mandate on May 15, Pales in August and adults of this genera FLIT Cain of Washington. Both battled Which reminds me further service, but those under tine had become a savagely con tion winter in the soil. Both the to the last against the long-range fused, moribund state. of the story told of 31 would have to register. larvae and adults are severe defoli 5 % D D T public housing program. G.O.P. Henry Ward a Allow seizure of industrial plants Bitterly, the United Nations trus-^ ators of the plants. Sen. James Kem of Missouri and Beecher, when yet by the government if Biey re teeship council virtually abandoned To rid the potatoes, tomatoes, egg Spessard Holland of Florida, Dem D r. N e w to n its efforts to devise an effective plan plants, peppers, ground cherries and a small boy. A ocrat, gave them vigorous support. fused to give top priorities to arma teacher in the Think of it—one spraying ment orders. to safeguard Jerusalem from ravish cabbage plants of the Colorado po lasts for weeks. No b om b Major house opponents of the ment by the warring factions. Dele tato beetle, dust or spray with paris school he attended asked, a boy a As it stood, the draft plan was question which he promptly an type spray or other housing bill are Banking and Cur conceded to have a good chance of gates could not hit upon a scheme green, calcium arsenate or cryolite. swered. The teacher appeared dis sprays containing less rency Chairman Jesse Wolcott of passage at this session of congress. that could be enforced. Hand picking of the beetles and 5% pleased, and told the boy to sit than DDT can equal Michigan, who h as persistently But complications were being threat Nor was any Arab-Jewish agree crushing of the egg masses is effec this for lasting effect. Flit down. He asked several other boys blocked house action, together with ened by the senate armed services ment in sight which might result in tive if done often. Surface Spray with 5% the same question, and got the same Charles Fletcher of San Diego, Calif., committee which seemed inclined to a truce necessary to give any U. N. DDT is so powerful a sin who runs a real estate lobby of his combine a universal military train plan a chance. Like a little boy answer. Finally ■ he asked Beecher, gle application kills in own. and Beecher gave the same an * * « ing measure with the draft bill. watching his father trying to get his Bam Cleaners sects today—tomorrow- The committee was waiting for kite out of a tree, the council looked swer, but refused to sit down when even next month« Army Secretary Kenneth Royall to hopefully to Jerusalem where the the teacher frowned at him. Seeing Baskstsge in Italy that Beecher was going to defend NOW THAT THE ITALIAN elec recommend details of a bill to call Red Cross was doing its best to 161,000 18-year-olds for a year’s train bring a halt to the fighting. the answer, the teacher said, “Boys, tions are over, some of the backstage you were all correct, but only developments can be told. ing. They would be taken in addi As far as the threatened invasion tion to men procured through the of Palestine by neighboring Arab Beecher was sure enough to stand One factor which influenced Ital his ground. I was simply trying to ian votes was the state department’s draft. states was concerned, no one seemed As a combination, that didn't look able to sum up the situation accur teach you the lesson that you must FLIT offer to return Trieste to Italy—an so good to many Republicans. Rep. ately. stand by what you know is right.” Surface Spray offer which the Russians eventually ... Walter G. Andrews (Rep., N. Y.), turned down. Jews were insisting, in the face of T T t I J f) kies, m osquitoes, anti, chairman of the house armed service denials, that Syrian and Lebanese DARE TO STAND ALONE What wasn’t known was that Tito l \ f ' ' O BEDBUGS, MOTHS,ROACHES. had been planning to make exactly committee, called the idea “utterly armies had invaded northern Pales ANIEL knew that he was taking the same offer himself—on behalf foolish, inconceivable and not called tine, and the British were reported an unpopular position, but he BUY LOW COST;FIrJT TODAY! of Russia. But U. S. intelligence for.” to have rushed troops back into the Dwas willing to be alone so long as country to deal with what they called he knew he was right. He knew services picked up this fact, and we OLEO TAX: beat Tito to it. This was some of a “seriously deteriorated” situation. that the consequences would take STOPUGHTNINGDflMflGE MtBKKn the fastest footwork the state de Fizkt Ahead Still an unknown factor in the care of themselves.- That is the "National Quality” Systems Prevent Ligbtnlnp partment has put across in some rapidly climaxing events was wily quality of character which America Stroke from Occurring. W ritsfor FBEB Booklet mIs U shtolns Protection W orth ProvldinEl*' time. One of the most pressing problems old King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan. needs today in her youth. members of congress have had to Commander of the finest army in NAm LIGHTNING PROTECTION C0.%&£5 Another factor was Ambassador decide this year is whether their po Barn cleaners shonld have all Iti is easy enough to be popular, Dunn’s insistence that the American Arabia, the spike-helmeted Arab Le litical bread is spread with butter mechanical parts, of simple de if you run with the gang; but re fleet get out of Italian waters. Some gion, he had been talking big about or oleomargarine. sign, yet sturdy and easy to con member this—the gang is always of the military men around the invading Palestine from the East. It is further complicated by the trol. It is possible to thoroughly heading downhill. Daniel stood by White House didn’t like his advice, He had been talking, too, about mak fact that they might, in choosing clean the average dairy barn by his convictions when it was costly. thought the fleet should remain. But ing himself king of Palestine. His use of mechanical barn cleaners. In the final windup, he was the head Dunn argued that its presence gave one or the other, be letting the gravy ambition is a Middle East amalgam get away from them. A clean barn is the first requisite political ammunition to the Commu of states that would be in the nature For good or ill, however, the house for clean and healthy cows. In nists. He was right. The fleet was of a greater Syria. stallation of a mechanical cleaner, withdrawn, and the Commies had to of representatives made its decision. Experts were not discounting the ENDURING INVESTMENTS It passed by a vote of 260 to 106 a such as illustrated above, will do pipe down. role Abdullah and his power-politick ANIEL, winning his point, made bill to repeal all federal oleomarga away with much of the drudgery of One thing which nearly upset the ing could play in the drama. In the rine taxes which have been on the this farm operation. every hour count toward vic applecart was the amendment by end he could .turn out to be the cat Dtory. He not only abstained from books for 62 years. Congressman O’Konski of Wisconsin alytic agent that might bring the uh- Pullorum clean N. H. Red, Those taxes are itemized as fol strong drink, but used his superior making Marshall plan money avail regenerate events in Palestine to s strength to serve the king in such Barred Cross and Sex-Link lows: 10 cents a pound on colored Insects Launch Early able to Spain. Until this was re reasonable, if not a happy, conclu Cockerels $6.00 per 100. oleo, 1/4 cent a pound on uncolored,. way that his talents were sought versed in the senate, it had a bad sion. Pullets $15.00 per 100. $600 a year on manufacturers, $480 Rttack on Vegetables out and brought into larger fields of back-fire in Italy. opportunity. Straight run $10.00 per ICO. * * * on wholesalers of colored oleo, $200 COVENANTS: With the first reasonably warm on wholesalers of the uncolored days, insects will make their ad Standing by his convictions, he had ED’S CHICKS Alien Smuggling product, $48 on retailers of colored Jrr siPaper vent. These will be the green worm won over those who at first were Manchester, N. II. THE CLOAK - AND - DAGGER oleo and $6 on retailers of uncolored. In a decision which may produce and lice on cabbage and the Colorado disposed to poke fun at him. By sleuthing of a Pennsylvania con Even if the federal taxes were re more extensive reaction than any beetles and black fleabeetles on po superb performance, due to clear gressman soon may blow the lid off pealed, it still would be against the designed civil rights legislative pro tatoes. thinking and high purpose, Daniel a notorious racket—smuggling aliens law to sell colored oleo In 20 states. gram, the U. S. supreme court hand The cabbage green worm comes made enduring investments that FANS- Ventilatinq into the U. S. Nevertheless, the house had rid it ed down a decision that, in effect, shortly in the wake of the familiar paid off in big dividends. He did For* Dome - Bams * Cbickeo Hoases - Congressman John McDowell of self of the matter and now it was up outlaws so-called restrictive cove white-and-yellow “butterflies” that not do right for reward, but because Stores - Shops - go bobbing about, dropping eggs as he did right, the reward was inevit •• AU fans Guaranteed for f Wilkinsburg, Pa., has been itiaking to the senate, where a battle royal nants which bar racial or religious 2 years. personal trips to Panama and Mex was in prospect. minorities from buying or occupying they touch the leaves of the cabbage. able. And so it will be. with every 10*' • $13.00 IS” * $43.001 Reason the oleo tax issue has a property in many areas throughout This chewing insect is killed by poi young man and woman who pur 12” - 18.00 23” - 00.001 ico tracking down the border-hop 1$” • 26.00 24” - 03.01» I ping of Communist spies, war crim stiff fight ahead in the senate is the country. son; not one of the arsenates, how poses in his or her heart to do right. We also carry every kind | inals and other undesirables. He has that senators are elected by voters Declaring the decision, Chief Jus ever. but the safe insecticide, ro- ... of fan manufactured. F tenone. The best way is dusting, Write for booklets and I uncovered organized rings that of entire states, rather than by vot tice Fred Vinson held that enforce prices smuggle political * riff-raff into the ers of districts within the states as ment of restrictive covenants by with a strength of three-fourths of GOD’S FAVOR AU O. O. D. orders* $3.00 deposit United States for a fee, often with are most representatives. state or federal courts was a viola I per cent of rotonone. as most pre WANT you to look carefully a t GENERAL AIP.E CO. political string-pulling. The result, in this case, is a split tion of the 14th amendment. pared dusts have. The first appli verse 17. “God gave them knowl Dept. V, 447 W. Norris St., rhila., Fa. For some time, McDowell has won in the sentiment of constituents of That amendment, adopted in 1868, cation should be made when the Iedge and skill in all learning and dered how the dregs of Europe could many senators. reads in part: “No state shall make “butterflies” first come, then re wisdom; and Daniel had under get—into the United States, while For example, big northern states or enforce any law which shall peated once or twice ten days apart. standing in all visions and dreams.” Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! deserving refugees were barred. such as Illinois, Wisconsin, Michi abridge the privileges or immunities It is impossible to account for Worst hole in the dike, be found, gan and Ohio, are composed of con of citizens of the United States . . . Daniel’s fortitude apart from his was Windsor on the Canadian bor sumer cities and producer farms. nor deny to any person within its Sugar Beets Considered implicit trust in God. Remember der. A parade of notorious Euro The country districts include dairy jurisdiction the equal protection of Good Crop for Dairymen the incident of Daniel opening his peans passed right under official farmers and soy bean growers. Con the laws.” window toward Jersualem in prayer? CHAFING sumers in cities want repeal of the The supreme court’s decision did The suger beet is an important noses, armed with hand-out visi cash crop, according to University God never fails those who stake tors’ permits, good for only six taxes, and so do the soy bean men not declare that restrictive cove their all on Hiip. He will not—can whose product is used in manufac nants, as such, are violations of the of Wisconsin. Years of extensive months. Once on the inside, how production prove that the crop not let them fail. It was because Quickly Relieved ever, it was a simple matter to ture of oleo. The dairy farmers, constitution; but by ruling that it is of God’s favor that Daniel and his T>ATHE tender parts with the naturally, want the tax to remain. unconstitutional for the courts to en blends in well with dairy farming, get the visas extended. m akes good use of farm manure companions proved themselves ten pure, fluffy, geotly cleansiog Otlrer undesirables took a less legal The dairy interests are strong. force the covenants it reduced them, lather of bland Resinol Soap. . and leaves the soil loose and friable. times better, than the young men Then apply soothing Resinol route, secretly flew across the bor Their supporters in congress have legally, to mere scraps of paper. who defiled themselves. been able to retain the oleo tax by For the most part, covenants are Beets seldom are damaged bv Ointment. Skillfully medicated and der without any papers. In one case, “Who sides with God must always beneficially oily, it gives u n t o l d a Frenchman brought a load of Com the simple process of shelving any agreements entered upon by real either late spring or early fall frosts. There are few crops that leave the win.” comfort to fiery, smarting skin munists and ex-Nazis across the At repeal bills in committee. It hap estate promoters and buyers of land G et both from soy d ra g store today pened to the current bill in the house or homes. Purchasers agree not to soil in as good condition. The tops lantic in the same boat. m r u i m agricultural committee, but a peti sell their land or homes to persons are very valuable feed for cattle {Copviiqht by the InternationiiJ Council o! McDowell predicts that his inves and sheep. They may be pastured, ANO SCAR tigation will shqck the country when tion circulated among house mem barred by the covenant, terms of the Aolifioui Education on b eb a li of 40 Frotentanl bers forced the bill on to the floor agreement running from an average partially cured and put into trench denominations. Released by WNU Features.) it becomes public. The state and silos, or used as silage. justice departments already have where it was approved. of 25 or 50 years to “perpetuity.” asked to see the secret testimony Scoffers Stay On j K J h y S u H e ^ — of one border official, U. S. Consul QOLD BRICKS HIQHER Evergreen Windbreak FBI MIROt MKt Mt Mllt RF John Bankhead at Windsor. Protects Farmstead RHEUMATISM After word leaked out that Bank Even those who scoff" at the Bible iNEURITIS-LUMBAGO head, had talked to McDowell, he InfEafon Hits Swindler, Victims When planning the layout for im prefer to live in a culture in which received a bottle of poisoned whisky. Inflation has hit the swindler and Professional charity solicitors, who proving the farmstead include a the dominating ideas of the Bible Later a mysterious assailant fired his victims, just like everybody else take 50 to 90 per cent of the pub good evergreen windbreak to pro have been influential. two shots at him and fled. McDowell in the postwar world. lic’s donations before turning over vide protection from prevailing has called upon the justice depart . Cost o£ being rooked by various the balance to the organization in winds. Plant the windbreak back whose name they operate, now bold about 150 feet from the buildings The Bible is a very dangerous ment to protect Bankhead’s life. popular I -auds and rackets has gone book—dangerous to all ■ systems As a result of McDowell’s inves up in proportion to the rise In the ly ask donations of $10 and $25 in that are to be protected. As for stead of the $2 to $5 at prewar scale. depth of the windbreak, one row is based on greed and prejudice and tigation, the United States has closed swindlers’ living costs, a report by oppression. LarceB attleltiainM laIgS-SniaCSi both borders, except for persons with the family economics bureau of Their “benefit dance” tickets now good, two rows better and three rows * CiRtIOI: IIE HU U IIIECtEI will give still more protection. Space HIU MQO lilt suns n || m i,, overwhelming proof of their business Northwestern National Life Insur cost $2 each, often more, against 50 WeIBIL MIC CO, la. JtCttOHUlE 4.1 in this country. ance company reveals. cents to a dollar in prewar days. the trees about 18 feet apart. S te i M Y A I ' y. ajjiv-ayoK .aaoyaa aivau aur THE PAVIE RfCCORB MioH MiitIW iiiiiibA / A U J i l T -N- 7 Pttittoba b^yieimjyyvy^y IliW ZdffIiAeIH i^ J fW 0K FiijJIi W Io j i j ofM ,antfi 9 V4 ? 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( u o d t o laughed. Jean NoBtatlJMtfgwieHiy-I 1 * a *m « VERY POOR PRINT THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. Sewing Circle Patterns JUNIOR FROCK HAS NICE DETAIL f DRESS. BONNET FOR SUNNY DAYS m & “lAtWAYS HIPE MY VtOUN IN HERE - | f IT’S s t l t l “‘tOVP-FROM PBANCIS X.BUSHMAN.' HMM1 HERE WHEN I COME HOME FROM SCHOOL, I AND MOM GETS MAO ’CAUSE I COU.BCT JUST GIVE UP AMO TAKE MY MUSIC UE55ON.” PICTURES OP TYRONE POWER*” . M NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller NANCY--- G-O A W — NO BACK TALK I LIKE TO MAKE IN AND DRY T H A T ' S G-ET TO WORK N A N C y A J O B THE OlSHES S U C H A INTERESTING B O R I N G - JOB Date Dress A stunning date dress for juniors with nice detail at the yoke and hipline. Sleeves are cool and comfortable, the skirt features the Son Dress popular ballerina look. Try a frisp As sweet as can be is this fun- white sharkskin—lovely against a Elowine tan. loving sun dress that buttons down LITTLE REGGIE By Margarita the back with narrow ruffling to * * . 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TRY F®R A JOB AT Pattern No- .Size_ THE- MODEL'LAUNDRYf M JO B , J E F F / EVERY DAY/ LAUNDRY! LAUNDRY? I- ‘WASH FIRST AIDto the AILING HOUSE by RogerC.WIiitinaii WA JITTER By Arthur Pointer QUESTION: When the former GLASS OF tenants moved from here they /CT.'a ND HAVE HIIA s -J. rHKD ANV scored the floors with their furni WATER Pi.EASe.POR I SDAiiSPOlLTflE aTtic RSHlNGPicutun i? v __ LUCK. PAL?^ cant JrrreR go NO/ HE CAN USE F p 7r ture. Is there any way I can re WtTH us? NOT move the score marks? THIS OLD POLE ANP A NIBBLE ANSWER: Scraping with an elec FISH BY HIMSELF/ ALLDW/ tric floor sanding machine should TtftNfr tako out most of the marks. If any ON slight hollow place remains after sanding, you may be able to make A R l W 6r them less noticeable by building them up with several thin coats of a L E M O N l N WATE R quick-drying varnish. IS GOOD FO RTOU • fry if IO days r S u n f e i s t . QUESTION: I have a dark soft wood floor that I don’t know what to do with. It is single flooring. If I were to lay linoleum squares, AS PURE AS MOMEY CAM BUY REGULAR FELLERS By Gene Byrnes would the floor have to be smooth before cementing them down? S t J o s e p h aspirin ANSWER: Linoleum must be WORLD’S LARGEST. SELLER AT IOt FISHtN / a n e w KINOA TH FEATHER. TICKLES HOjAlR-KOT laid on a smooth surface. If your I FlSHlN'UN£? TtVFjSH UNDER. TH* CHlM 'TIL I'M «S0R6 \-EKPLAW TH1 BAIL PORS IN HIS tVE, -S0AK.60 / \ < floor is rough and uneven, it should SW£LL MOUTH ANtTHtLASSO THOSE IDEAS be sanded smooth. The alternative WITH INVENTION UNWRAP SUK 0W6R. HIS TAI Lf c z m p ? OUTA YA/ would be to cover the flooring with a s plywood, which gives a good surface PAINLESS HAUL MC for covering with linoleum. S B R A Y i IN f I-A QUESTION: Please tell me how and what to use to paint the bath -DoubIe^duly Insecti room wallpaper, and how to go cides Kills by contact; about it. The paper sticks well to Mb by fumes. Destroys the wall. 4832^ plant Iico but spares * beneficial Insects, tnsist ANSWER: If you do not mind On« ouAeepfotl on original faclon-seaUd con taking a chance on having the paper wop mokas 61 tainers h Insure full strength loosen, apply two coats of enamel goliom of «f*| TOBACCO BY-PRODUCTS ft feciive ophitf*] ■ CHEMICAL CORPORATION* jUNNYSIDE by Clark S..Haas undercoater and a final coat of good Jpfoy. I Nieotfat Speelaliitf Since 188%, SB quality enamel. Do not use flat cotfftvmc Z KCNTUCKri WHKH ONE OO THAT BkSSEST ONE IT GIVES VOU THAT ’NEW) *! paint or any kind of calcimine. HOH LIKE BEST, ■ nr-r ftltll/V r — —-<-»^<5» JOHNNY? QUESTION: What about paint- Jng a house with the spraying method? A G H E S o r soreness ANSWER: If well done by a pro Quickly apply soothing and com fessional the job should be entirely forting GRAYiS OINTMENT with satisfactory provided, of course, he its wholesome antiseptics and na ture aiding medication. Nothing else uses top quality paint, the surfaces like it—nothingr so COmfOrting--Or are warm and dry, and the weather pleasant for externally caused skin is warm and 'dry. troubles. 35c. Get a package today. By Len Kleis VIRGIL .. s \ i j Economy package' One BIG -Tea Bag .makes a pitcher of 'delicious iced feo. B. FISCHER & CO., INC., Niw Yort mwmmwm Pnc^rsofA STO R C offee* Sp»ce*'Exttocfs TBE DAVlE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE N. C.. MAY 26. .948 LOOKING DAVIE BRICK FATHER and SON AKKAD COMPANY I T h e GEORGE S. BENSON CRMr STORE SWITCH IMr b alsa TOPtseEne i Pitsiictt-Htrdait CtUtft DEALERS IN FOR SIZE AND SHAPE) 334414588842558888892244 Sttrtf. Aikanstt -t siSS !!? cardboard T rue or False? GOOD COAL back PIECE Davie Record HE S f* ilP1 “American business doesn’t make CUTOUTlASt enough profit.” Do you think that Day Phone 194 - Night Phone 119 H i!! OfTRUOt statement is true or false? Many people haven’t the vaguest idea. Mocksville. N. C. r SQUARES Has Been Published Since 1899 Some folks have been fed propa CARVE CAB TO S1JIT ganda which seems to show at ev fROM SOFT BALSA FLASH* ery turn that the main purpose of in dustry is to exploit the poor man. These persons are side-tracked into Walker Funeral Home 1/4' BALSA BASE the wrong answer. Why should we SEE FIG. I FOR 4 8 Y e a r s AMBULANCE SERVICE SIZE AND SHAPE) ever forget that American business CLIPStIlN under our system of freedom of op DAY ORjNIGHT portunity has itself done more than anything else to make the poor man Phone 48 •1170 KfTOft Olhen have come and gone-your rich? That is industry’s goal!" BALSA Mocksville, N. C BXlC EXTENSION SHAFT WIRr STANC .EASlDE county newspaper keeps going. There is one group, however, that CPfECES CF WIRE Oft HAIL) is well acquainted with the fact that I b if** BALSA AXLE HAN5ERS business in general does not make DIAN-WHEELS Ce required Sometimes it has seemed hard to the profit it ought to make to keep BALSA BLOCK our system going ahead safely. SMALLSCftEWSOflNAU make "buckle and tongue" meet but This group is made up of commu Uncle Sam Says 97 SUPERMlTEELECTftlC s a s s nist and socialist agitators, as well HUrcft(SCftEW1UBASE> soon the sun shines and again we as fellow-travelers. They know our FIG.S ASSEMBLY DRAWING system depends upon honest profit incentives. The communist program FIGS SCALE: !/S-SQU lRES march on. Our faithful subscribers, in this country is planned around the fact that the average American in EVEREADY TRAILER TRUCK most of whom pay promptly, give us dustry does not make enougli profit. Cost: Dad, $3.00 for motor—Sen, 75 cents for materials They are counting on that. M aterials may be obtained at local hobby shop. courage and abiding faith in our On Taking Over Theirs is no short range program. Dear Dad: backpiece should be simply pinned in It is long range. The commies do This trailer truck is powered with place to permit quick removal for fellow man. not believe that our industrial enter a midget electric motor and employs servicing the batteries. Before as prises, on their present profit mar direct front wheel drive. It is acti sembling the pieces, put in the switch vated by one or more No. 950 Ever- as shown and then cut out, bend to If your neighbor is not taking The gins, can survive a temporary de eady flashlight cells (drawings show shape and mount the battery clips. pression. These would-be dictators two cells hooked up in series) and is The truck unit can then be com are strict believers in depressions. easy to build. It is composed of two pleted and laid aside. Record tell him to subscribe. The They always count on taking over complete units: the cab or engine unit The cab unit requires no explana after the next “boom and bust.” and the truck section which is piv tion as far as the chassis goes: The price is only $1.50 per year Rin the What we must not fail to see is that oted loosely to the cab platform di body itself can be carved from solid our American system, if not held rectly above the cab rear wheels. The balsa or built up to suit—the lighter back, has the ability to triumph over truck unit may have twin wheels as the better. The motor is screwed di State, and $2.00 in other states. shown or single wheels can be used rectly onto the chassis as shown. economic setbacks. We always at a saving of about ten cents in come back stronger than before. Some cl., j- a.. w«- Pcrha1Ib this very Three 3/4” screws are required here. day-one of Uncle Sam’s volunteer costs. Wheels used are the cheapest It will be seen that the front axle, It is unfortunate that the general representatives is going to ring your model airplane wheels obtainable and which is a continuation of the mot >r public sees industry as making ex doorbell to ask you to do one o f the are advertised by most model firms. shaft, requires some sort of extension When You Come To Town orbitant profits. Actually, most peo most important things you can do Start operations by making up ful.- axle. This can be formed of two short ple do not know that industry’s profit now for yourself and your country. size plans of the wooden parts. This is done following the scaled draw lengths of steel wire or pieces of nail level is as low as it is. Take a spe He or she is going to urge you to and two short lengths of tubing. Make Our Office Your Startt or to increase, your buying of ings, Figures I and 2, which are cific industry for example. Accord squared to simplify dimensions. Exact These can be soldered together or, ing to surveys, many think the steel United States Savings Bonds under adherence to the given dimensions is in a pinch, joined with cement. Wheel industry takes for profit as much as a patriotic, automatic and regular not important and in fact the over track on the model described is 2 3/4” Headquarters. 5 cents out of every dollar of sales. plan. If you heed my nephew or all size of the truck unit can be re but may be reduced to 2 1/ 2” to suit. nieces* advice, you’ll be doing your duced if preferred. Top and base or If you find after hooking up the wir This is wrong as can be. During the self a favor. For these security ing that your truck runs backwards, five recent “boom” years, ju st 3.5 bottom of the truck should be the bonds—as they do their part to in same size and shape but the base don’t worry: All you need to do is We Are Always Glad To cents out of each dollar taken in by sure a stable economy, cornerstone must be cut out to clear the wheels reverse the batteries in their clip. the steel industry was profit. And of Uie future security of our country and also to allow small radius turns. Sincerely yours, much of this 3.5 cents was “plowed —will pay you bach $4 for every $3 These pieces are later joined with a back under.” ten years from now. They can mean single length of light cardboard See You. Profit Means Jobs financial security for you and your which is cemented in place. The family. AMERICA’S SECURITY IS We took upon steel as being the YOUR SECURITY! leader of our manufacturing indus /■’. 5. Treasury Department tries. Steel is basic. It supplies the JUST A SCRUB HomeCanued Dill Pickles raw materials and semi-processed materials which are the chief need Should Be on Your Shelves rfig Favorites w ith E veryone | of manufacturing plants today. Our daily lives are conditioned by the f place of steel in modern civilization. I minutes. Cool to room temperature This is one reason why we should Put Up Sum* Kusher Style for and pour over cucumbers. Cover with be concerned about the decline of Variety In Taste a plate weighted down to hold cu profits shown by the steel industry, cumbers under the brine. Keep at on a long term basis. an even temperature (68-72 degrees Why would the agitators like prof That craving for Dill Pickles can F.). Remove scum each day. The its to be less? They would like to be satisfied early and often if gen pickles are ready for canning when see the government “take over” any erous jars of home - canned Dill they are crisp, uniform in color, and of our major industries. That would Pickles are put on the shelf during well-flavored with dill. This usually bring them a step nearer their own the height of the pickle season. It’s requires from two to four weeks. goal: “taking over.” How has the a good idea to put up some jars of Test by taste! Pack the cured pickles into hot Ball Jars, cover with hot profit of steel and other industries, Kosher style for variety in taste 44WhaCs his position?” brine and seal. Note: Strain the despite big increases in sales, been 44HelS the third assistant gu< appeal. Here are the ingredients for Dill brine in which the pickles are cured kept so low? The main reasons: in the weather bureau.” and boil five minutes, or make fresh enormous operating costs and heavy Pickles: brine. If the pickles are to be taxation. Only a very large and effi Contortionist Needed 35 to 40 fresh cucumbers stored a long time, they should be ciently managed industry could A mother was playing with her 2 tablespoons mixed spices processed in water bath 15 minutes operate successfully under these two-year-old child, who had recently 54 pound dill at simmering. m m m m r n iM m conditions. learned the alphabet. Raising her 2 cups salt To make Kosher Pickles, add one L -K* ♦ Steel, like other industries, re arm straight above her head, she 2 gallons water small clove garlic, one bay leaf, one- MNM*” a JTaw u Rb quires constant reinvestment of new asked: 2 cups vinegar half teaspoon mustard seed, two — P hoto courtesy BaIf Broa.* Co. | funds. Moreover, a large portion of “What letter is this?” Wash and dry cucumbers. Put a tablespoons sugar, one piece red Crisp Bread-and-Butter Chips are 2 tablespoons mustard seed profits have to be returned to the “An I,” Karl gleefully responded. layer of dill and one half of the pepper, and one-half cup vinegar to business. In 1946, when net income Then the mother stopped but Karl, a must on many a home canneris I teaspoon turmeric spices in a stone jar. Add the cu one or one and one-half cups of summer schedule for these delicious 54 tablespoon celery seed was about 5.5 cents per dollar of eager to continue the game, begged: cumbers. Put the remaining spices strained brine. Boil two minutes n::d sales about 2.5 cents was put back “Mummie, now make a W!” pickles are everybody’s favorite. I piece horseradish and dill on top of the cucumbers. pour while hot over plain dill pickles Most homemakers say they can never Soak cucumbers and onion (sep in the steel business. This left only Boil salt, water, and vinegar two after they are packed into the jurs. 3 cents to be given to the owners and Obvious Source put up enough to last through the arately) 5 to 10 hours in brine made winter but they always try! So get investors. It is easy to see that if Father—Don’t you think our son by dissolving one-half cup salt in industry is not allowed to make prof gets his intelligence from me? a big supply of cucumbers and use one-half gallon cool water. Drain Mother — He must—I’ve still got this tested recipe from the Ball Blue well. Add onions, 254 cups vinegar, its, our business cannot continue to Book to make Bread - and - Butter make goods we need and offer jobs mine. Home-Canned Green Beans and 254 cups water to the cucum Chips for your “star boarders.” bers. Simmer about 15 minutes. Do for all. Adequate plofit is a bless not cook until soft. Drain, Discard ing, not a crime. Oh, No? 3 quartB sliced cucumbers (or Nutritious Meals liquid in which scalded. Make sirup W ife-I think I hear burglars. Are 3 onions, sliced by boiling the sugar and spices with Couple Gefs Wrong N.mber; you awake? SVi cups vinegar Husband—No! 3 cups brown sugar three cups vinegar and one cup Just a Moving Day Tragedy Green beans are a low-acid veget and break or cut the pods into two- water for five minutes. Pack well- inch pieces. Boil five minutes and INDIANAPOLIS, IND. - It was able and should be canned with the I pod hot red pepper drained cucumbers and onions in hot use of a pressure cooker because the pack into hot Ball Jars. Add one I teaspoon cinnamon Ball Jars. Cover with boiling sirup moving day for Mr. and Mrs. Wil Posthole D igger teaspoon salt to each quart. liam F. Fulks. high temperature is better insurance 54 teaspoon ginger and seal. against spoilage and is also the faster Cover with water in which rooked. They moved, lock, stock and bar Process small young pods 35 min rel, put in light bulbs and had a method. utes and large ones 55 minutes at 10 telephone installed in a newly built Select beans with crisp and meaty pounds pressure. With a plentiful South Side home. pods. They should be young and 9 supply of home-canned green beans # The house numbers weren’t all up tender and brought fresh from the you are always prepared to serve a along the row of new houses. That garden or truck patch. Wash, string. popular, nutritious green vegetable. LET US DO was the rub. ■ They found they had moved into fI the wrong house. They belonged in the one next door. Jelly and Preserve YOUR JOB PRINTING I* This posthole digger was built ♦ Plowing Is Major Step by Clyde Hall, Bradford, III. He Canning to Increase In Garden Pest Control says it will put a nine-inch hole We can save you money down three feet in Illinois soil in Book, famous home canning guide, It’s smart gardening to double- three minutes. It was built of Htusenlfe Kcw Has Sugar to contains dozens of good reci:>e3 and *I cross garden insect pests by late heavy materials in his farm complete in s tru c tio n s for making fall spading or plowing in prepara Satisfy Graving for Sweets on your shop and required some large jellies," preserves, marmalades, but 5 tion for spring planting. Plowing is welds, A car differential provides ters, jams and conserves. I one of the most important steps in a way to use tractor power to dig Here is one of the Blue Book’s ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, ♦ insect control because it interferes postholes. The high cost of jellies and pre 9 serves is a problem which the house excellent recipes for Berry Jrms in f with the natural and normal activi cluding Blackberry, Dewberry, Lo 9 ties of the insects for living through wife can now solve by putting up STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BILL 9 ganberry, Raspberry, Boysenbcrry, ♦ the winter. Insects wintering above her own this summer for sugar is * New Chemical Utilized and Youngberry Jams. '.Varit and 9 the ground can stand severe cold more plentiful and the price is not crush berries. Add one-fourth cup HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. r but net burying in moist cold MO, Fot Grasshopper Poison too high. So get ready your supply water to each quart berries. Cool: 9 and '.hose below cannot live. Research men at various state v of sugar, jelly glasses and fruit jars until soft. Press the cooked be:rief * colleges after trying benzene hexa- and make jellies and preserves along through a strainer to remove seed 9 chloride, a chemical discovered in Patronize your home newspaper 9 through the summer at every oppor (If preferred, the seed may be left 9 Europe and brought to this country tunity. You’ll be surprised how the in.) 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ALIAS DEMPSEY used from six months to a year be were united in marriage Thursday Propliopithecus (pronounced pro- fore legumes are seeded, in order to noticed a newspaper article telling Mark Twain, who was once accus plio-pith-e’-cus) was a small, primi afternoon at the home of G. E. “What is yonr name, please?” sweeten the soil. of his death. Naturally I recalled ed of prejudice, said: “ I have no tive ape with a jaw only about an Horn, the officiating magistrate. inch and a half long, but he had at asked the precinct worker. his foresight In getting all the in class prejudice, no race prejudice, The 5th, 6th and 7th grades of least one manlike quality — his “Maggie Dugan.” formation his widow would need no prejudice of any sort. AU I teeth had the same general struc “And your husband’s name?” Dsep-Rooted Legumes the Mocksville school, accompan to collect her payments promptly. want to know about a man is that ture as those of humans. “Dugan, like my own.” ied by their teachers Misses Elsie He must have inherited that fea “But what is his full name?” The widow didn’t come to see he is a human being. He couldn’t Deep-rooted legumes work in Hom and Merrie Richardson, pic- ture from his ancestors. Hence the “Well, when he’s full he thinks us, and we didn’t hear from her at be w orse." scientists must look still farther he is Jack Dempsey; but when I two major ways to improve tilth, re niced Monday on the turbid wat take him in hand he’s still Du build soil structure and increase all. I couldn’t help wondering The essence of brotherhood lies back for the beginning of human evo ers of Bear Creek. The boys and lution. gan.” the supply of mineralized organic why, and finally telephoned to re in liking people because they are Charles Darwin, who sponsored m atter. girls had a fine time. Well-fed legumes such as sweet mind her that she had only a Iim people. the theory that man and monkey Mrs. Lizzie Tomlinson has mov had a common ancestor, believed Protection Wanted • clover or alfalfa push their tap ited time to file a claim without Wee Babette had been sleeping in roots deep into the soil. These roots ed into the Austin house which this forebear of all primates lived I losing some of her payments, since in Africa in the Eoce ie period, about a room with a night light, but her she recently purchased on Church Signs of Spring 70 million years ago. parents decided she must learn to TI6HT SOIlS CUT YIELDS we can make retroactive payments street. She sold her house to Rj If Darwin was right, the Califor sleep in the dark. NO T A 0BO 0TEO TiBOOOTEO for only three months prior to the A Yadkinville school teacher was “Do I have to sleep in the dark?” LEGUMES IM LEGUMES IN B. Sanford, and W. F. Reece, who nians will have to dig deeper than BOTiTION QOTiTION mouth ot filing a claim. She told talking the other dav about some the Oligocene period deposits of she asked when her mother turned has had rooms with W . L. Call, of the problems she had to face in Faiyum to find the evidence. off the light for the first time. me her husband had mentioned is now occupying the house. . “Yes, Babs,” replied mother. bis visit to our office, and had told tbe daily process of pouring know- “You are a big girl now.” Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Smith, ledge into Her students. Bacteria Tamer to Remove “Well, then,” asked Babs, “may I 4 IN ROWSi her about the retirement payments accompanied by their daughter get up and say my prayers over he might get, but that he didn’t “I have no less than six boys Odor From Limburffer Cheese PLOW LAYER again—more carefully?” and son-in-law, of Petra Mills, and girls in my toom who have CHAMPAIGN, ILL. — They’re go ■ m k J M mention benefits she and the child spent the week-end in town with ing to take the smell out of Iim- MCKeo OOlL might receive in the event of his * crushes’’ on this many other burger cheese. Should Have Crashed Mr. Smith’s brother, Mr. William Boss—What are you doing here? I death. She had assumed that ev students in high school here,’’ she Stewart L. Tuckey, University of COHPiaiON BOOKEN Smith. Illinois professor of dairy manufac thought I fired you two weeks ago. MiNV ROOTG UEBE erything would be handled by our said in a weary tone of voice Office Boy-I know. I just came turing, announced a new scientific office, and eventually she would Miss Ruth Rodwell entertained “These six don’t even know process to make limburger cheese back to see if you were still in business. receive any money she was eligible the Club Saturday afternoon at a wbat’s going on most of the time, taste good without smelling that open up tightly packed earth be rook party. After playing several way. low the plow furrows. Neither wa to receive. I can give a lecture on some sub “The outcast of cheeses doesn’t East Shown on Decline games every one was very much ter nor air can penetrate such com I’m not so sure that situations of ject and when I've flnisbed they need to be spurned any more,” Southern and western sections of pacted soil. Crop roots cannot do the United States are gaining over this kiud are not happening much surprised when Miss Kopelia Hunt won’t be able to tell me a single Tuckey said. “It can be deodor their job of carrying nutrients to ized.” the East in the splitting of the the plant growth “factory” above more'often than you realize. If began playingMendellsohn’s Wed word I’ve said. ipelon called national income, fig He promised that the new non ground. But when deep-rooted you could sit in our office and hear ding March, and little Emily Rod- “They are always looking out smelling limburger cheese would be ures compiled by the U. S. depart legumes/ are grown frequently in ment of commerce disclose. Al well, sister of the hostess, came come an accepted dish in society the rotation, tilth and soil structure w