VOLUME XXXI “AU The County News F«r Everybody” MOCKSVILLE, N. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1948 “AH The County News Per Everybody” No. 30

Davie Electric Funeral Rites Sunday LOCAL NATIONAL GUARD UNIT Membership Corporation For Pvt. Frank Myers ROTARY DISTRICT GOVERNOR LAUDS OBSERVES FIRST ANNIVERSARY To Hold Meeting Oct. 2 PROGRESS OF MOCKSVILLE CLUB The Medical Detachment of the Members of the Davie Electric UAMES REVIVAL Harold Makepeace, of Sanford, 120th infantry, National Guard, Military Rites Held Membership Corp. will hold their A revival meeting will begin at REVIVAL SPEAKER district governor of the 191st Ro­ Major William M. Long, com­ 10th annual meeting on October Ijames Cross Roads Baptist tary district presided at the week, manding, celebrated the first an- For William Champ 2, at 2 p.m. at the Mocksville Ma­ church Sunday night, October 3, ly meeting of the Rotary club . inevrsary of its organization at a sonic picnic grounds. There will at 7 o’clock. The pastor. Rev. W. Tuesday and praised the club'for dinner-dance at the Rotary hut be many features of interest to C. Barkley, will be asissted in the progrera it was making in last Monday night. Contributing all members and general public these services by Rev. Lail, of both the Rotary field and com­ members of the National Guard alike, such as a large electrical Taylorsville. The public is in­ munity. Mr. Makepeace pointed observed the celebration as hon­ display in the high school gym­ vited to attend. out that the Mocksville club was ored guests. nasium (this being displayed by the only club in the 19lst district < The local unit ot the National local business men), $1,200 prizes REPVaUCAN SPEAKER that owned id own building, and Ghard was one year old on Sep­ to be given to the members of the this district includes such cities as John A. Wilkinson, Republican tember 20. Around 120 members, corporation, and a rousing speech, Winston-Salem, Salisbury, High can^date for the United States wives, friends and honored guesta by Gwynn Price, head of the Ru­ Point etc. He was in great praise Senate, will address the voters of enjoyed the buffet dinner of fried ral Electrification Authority of of the successful projects being DVivie and adjoining counties at chicken, ham, biscuits, potato aal- North Carolina. conducted by the club, among the courthouse.in Mocksville on ad, deviled eggs, sandwiches, cel- This meeting will be climaxing Reinterment services with full which he mentioned the local Boy Saturday, October 2, at 2:30 p.m. eryrcaff ut», pie, etc., followed ty the ninth anniversary of energi­ military honon conducted by the Scout troops. Boys’ State annual Thomas Ray Davia Post 4024, Vet­ both round and square dancing. zation ot the co-ops’ lines which representative, establithment of erans of Foreign Wars, Mocka­ FABMINOTON MASONS Mra. Letter P. Martin, local means that for the past nine years National Guard, chewing gum ville, will be held et Hb«vllle Guard mother, waa given the more and more rural peopleVho There will be • «ec io l com- REV. J. C. R. HENDON machines placed throughout town, Methodist church, on Stmday af­ honor ot cutting the beautiful are living in Davie and adjoining mtmicatioa ot the Masons at The annual revival meeting the proceeds from which go to Reinterment servicca with full ternoon, October 3, at 3 p.m. tor the bUnd, and numeroua other three-tiercd anniversary cake, ot counUes have been able to ac­ Farmington lodge oa Saturday WiU begin at the MocksviUe Bap­ military honon by the Thomaa the late Pvt. Frank Myers, who projecta that are of aid to cfta- which ■ slice waa aerved to all quire the conveniencea ot their evening; October S, at 7:30. There tist church next Sunday evening Rejr Davis Post 40M, Veterans of was killed in Italy on January 7, mimity growth. preaant town and village neighbors will be work in the second de­ at 7:30. Rev. J. C. R. Hendon, Foreign Wara, MocksviUe, were 1944. V Mr. Makepeace presented the Out-ot-town gueata for the oe- through the use ot electricity. Yes, gree, and all are Urged by O. A. pastor of Southtide Baptiat church held at St. Matthew’s Lutheran Pvt. Myera ia survived by hia hwal club president J- H. Thcnp. cailoa were M.-Sgt. W. E. Mc- back before the war Davie coun­ Hartman, WJi., to attend. of MooresvUle, will preach. church, on Stutday afternoon, parents, O. C. Myera and Flormee son, with a Rotary wheel miatie Maaten and M^or John Carrier ty was only about 19 per cent Prayer, teaching and conference September 2«, for Pvt. William Boger Myers, tiye brothers, Wal­ the cogs. A cog is to be addad to ot Salisbury. electrified, but at the present time groups will be held each eve­ McKinley Champ, who waa killed the wheel for each successful proj­ approximately 80 per cent ot all ter, RaymomC Travis, Billy and ning during the week at 6:49. The in the invasion of Italy on No­ Sgt John Gordon Ammons, ect completed during the Rotary homes are now receiving electric Alvin, one sister, Mrs. Roy Phelps. Juniora will be led by Miss Louise vember 5, IM3. Pvt. Champ waa USMC, son of Mrs. Cleo A. Clem­ year 1048-194». These wheela power. Religioiu services will be con­ Stroud; intermediatea by Mrs. STATESUPERVISOR the son of Mrs. Lillie Champ ot ducted by Chaplain I t M. Hardee, ent of Avon street Mocksvllle, is with their cogs are to be dia* What docs this mean to Davie Harold Shanks; young people and Route 4, Mocksville. Rev. Howard Jordan and Rev. serving with the First Marine di- played comparatively at the an­ county as a whole? Electricity adults by Miss Willa Marks. The Membera of the Veterans of Alex Dody. visioa, whidi is participating in nual conference next spring. VISITS SCHOOLS is now considered one of the fore­ public is invited to attend. , The achoola of Davie county Foreign Wars taking part in the the amphibious training exercitet most, important factors of living F. R. Leagans will serve as com­ were happy to have Misa Julia military funeral were: F. R. Lea­ in Southern California under the MocksvUle Bay Scouta' insomuch that it takes the toil and mander of the miliUry funeraL . Weatherington, elementary super­ gans, commander; James B. command ot Rear Admiral B. J. Methodists To Have drudgery out of numerous tasks Finance Campaign visor ot the sUte'deparUnent of Swicegood, efUcer ot the day; Rodgers; USN, conunsnder, am' about the home, farm and factory. Minion Study Clan public instrucUon, as a visitor last chaplain, Robert M. Hardee; bu­ 4-H Pullet Sale phibioua force. Pacific fleet. Will Begin B fend^ The housewife now has more The Methodist Mission Study week. Miss Weatherington visit­ gler, Jimmy Campbell: military To Be October 7 J. H. Thompson wiU serve aa escort, M-Sgt. Owen B. Baker, time to mq^e a better home, the class, composed of members of ed each teacher in the William R. If you are not assured of finance campaign chairman tor Charlotte; commander of firing children are not so overburdened the W.S.C.S. from Advance, Coo­ Davie school and in the Shady good supply of fresh eggs this BUS DRIVERS the Boy Scout drive from October squad, Alvis King; members of that their acquirement of knowl­ leemee, Farmington, Mocksville Grove school. She was particular­ fall and winter, you will have an 4 through October 8 , Scout Exec­ firing squad, Ben Ellis, Joe King, edge is hampered,' and all men­ and Smith Grove, will be held in ly interested in helping the teach­ excellent opportunity to fullfill utive Bunn Hackney stated today. John H. White, E. L. Morris, Wil­ folk are greatly improving the SEEPiaURE Cooleemee at the eMthodist ers with their iiutruction of pu­ this need next Thur^ay, October Fifty bus drivers and substi­ MocksvUle has two Scout liam L. Carter, Hubert H. Hayes, state of the nation simply because church, Monday, October 4. Mrs. pils. 7, at 2 p.m., at the Masonic pic­ tutes met in Mocksville Friday, troops, one white and one colored, Frank Koontz, James C. Comer; they have found a sharp tool to Jessie Ames from Tryan, a con Wednesday aften^oon at 2:30 nic ground, according to J. P. September 24, to view two safe sponsored by the Rotary club, and colorbearers, J. C. Jones and W. use to a great advantage and this ference secretary of Christian so- Miss Weatherington met with all Bowles, assistant county agent At one cub pack sponsored by the C. Turrentine; color guards, Ben tool in turn has been made avail­ driving pictures presented by the cial relations, will review the the principals in the superintend­ this time one hundred and twenty North Carolina Safety division. Mocksvillc Methodist church. Bowles and Worth Hendricks; ac­ able to 80 per cent of the people book, “We the Peoples of the ent’s office and- discussed state choice New Hampshire pullets, D. J. Hatcher ot M t Airy, safety Scouting is available, to every boy tive pallbearers, C. F. Meroney, of- Davie county throu^. the ef­ United Nations.” and local projects with them. Her grown by 4-H club boys and girls, supervisor for this district, was in in MocksvUle through the units Jr., Duke Tutterow, Richard Bee- forts of the Rural Electrification The first session will be from wide experience in the schools of will be sold at auction in lota of charge fd the meteing. The two now in operation. ding, Joe Patner, Ray Lagle, Jr., Authority. 4 to 6 p.m. A covered dish sup­ the state enables Miss Weather­ twelve. These pulleta are the se­ pictures were: "Care and Upkeep During the past summer the Robert Beck; honorary pallbear Not only are the members urged per will be served from 6 to 7:30. ington to bring help and inspira­ lection of 12 of the best from cach ot the School Bus” and “Courtesy majority of the Scouts registered ers, John Nelson Anderson and to attend this membership nieet- The second session wiU be from tion to any group of school people flock of 100 that the boys and girla ih IMving • School Bus.” within the troops attended the John Nelson McDaniel; photogra­ ing, but all of the public is very 7:30 until 9 o'clock. A ll members with whom ahe meets. have raised, and are returning for summer camp at the councU camp phers, Joe Langston and Maxa­ cordially invited to this meeting An bus drivera of the county are invited to attend and carry a payment ot the 100 aezed babgr known as Camp Uwharrie. The schools of the county are lene Matthews. of all neighbors who have worked ham baaa givan driver training picnic lunch. chicks each received test April The finance campaign in Mocka^ studying instructioaal aupplies together for one common aim— bgr Mr. Hatcher in several pre­ All ol the birds were vaccinated vUle WiU be imder the general and equipment needs this year, M n . Shedi to Jmn a better place to live—Davie and vious meetings. Each driver is for fowl pox in June, and ate just Mn. Siler Attoids direction of the local committee, and seek to attain higher stand­ surrounding counties. given a written test and is re­ Husband Ovefseas now ready to begin heavy pro­ consisting of J. H. Thompson,' G. ards in line with other schools of quired to drive a bus under the Florist Convention Mrs. Gilbert G. Sheek ot Mocks­ duction. N. Ward, Bryan Sell, Curtia the state. Davie Farmen direct auperviaian of the safety Mra. Rwmond SUer of Mocks­ ville and Bixby, departed via The pullets will be Judged and Price, Knox Johnstone, R S. Me- Davie county schools ended the auperviaor. It he proves himself viUe attended tiie N. C. State plane from Smith Reynolds air­ Attend Demonstratioa placed into blue, red and white Neill utd Don Headen. first month ot school year with to be a raayoaaible driver he is Florists’ convention in AsheviUe port in Winston-Salem tor San A rather large number of Davie ribbon groupa tay C. F. Parrish, The councU budget as an­ good^ attendance and with a gain a driver’s certificate. September 21 to 24. While at Francisco last Saturday afternoon county farmers are planning to in charge ot poultry extension, nounced by Chairman T. C. Pe­ of five teachers more than were the convention Mrs. Siler attend­ on the first lap of her long jour­ attend the Miracle Conservation at State college. Brindpela ot each school ac- gram of the Davie district is 138,- in the schols last spring when ed classes in flower designing con­ ney to join her husband, who is Fieid day scheduled to take place This is the thhrd year that tbe c^penied their drivera to the 064.30. The Davie district waa schools closed. ducted by Mrs. Irma Smith, weU stationed at Clark Field in the in Mecklyenburg county, Octo­ Sears, Roebuck toundation meetinc Friday and everyone represented on the budget plan­ known artist of New York, who PhiUppine Islands. ber 14. sponsored the project by award­ benefited fegr the many fine pointa ning committee by T. C. Pegram School Cafeteria! with her assistants exhibited the Mrs. Sheek, the former Joyce This fam, which is to be en­ ing $105 to be distributed to tiie ot good bua driving brought out and J. L. James. latest art in flower creations. Mrs. Robertson, daughter of Mr. and tirely treated in a single day for boys and girls. Those who are in the picturca. The local committee has adopt­ Receive More Food SUer also appeared in a fashion Mrs. J. H. RobeHson of Bixby, soil and moisture conservation, is competing for the prizes, and hav­ ed a slogan of: “Give one hour Davie county schools received show featuring the various types will board the U.S. General Hase located on the Beatys Ford road ing pullets for sale are: of pay to Scouting.” 16 cases of concentrated orange PINO GRANGE of flowers for the different types jhice and 69 bags ot Irish pota­ transport in San Francisco Sep­ near the north edge ot the county. Elizabeth Allen, R. 1, Advance; ELECTS OinCERS of clothes. toes from the shrplus commodi­ tember 22 and is scheduled to ar­ Markers along the road and traf­ Nancy Boger, R. 3, Mocksville; Covered Cans Mandatory ties corporation. Mr. Price states rive in Manilla around October fic police will help to guide those MerreU' Rice, R. 3, MocksvUle; The Pino Cowunity Grange that these shrplus foods are sent 20. Prior to her departure, Mrs. who go^to see each acre being Betty Sparks, R. 2, Mocksville; met Monday evening, September REAL ESTATE For Garbage Pickup to the schools free of charge and Sheek worked in Greenville, S. put to its best use and every spot Clifford Beck, R. 4, Mocksville; 2Si at the Pino haU, and elected TRANSACTIONS Mayor J. H. Thompson an­ C., and has lived with her parents on the farm being treated ac­ Talmadge Cheek, R. 4, MocksvUle^ ofOcera for the coming year. nounced today that the town are farm products that are in The foUowing land transfera at Bixby. cording to its needs. Robert K. Howard, R. 1, Advance; Those elected are as follows: would pickup no garbage unless over supply in cetrain sections of have been filed in the register of S-Sgt. Gilbert Shek, son of Mr. Parking space for 10,000 auto­ G. K. Husser, Jr., R. 3, Mocksville; Master, Wade Groce; overseer, it was in a metal covered can. the nation on a seasonal basis. deeds’ office this week: Through the use of such commod­ and Mrs. Harry Sheek of Mocks­ mobiles is being planned, so there Robert ^ats, R. 1, Cana; Charles Luther Weat; lecturer, Mrs. D.' K. Mayor Thompson explained that O. L. WiUlams to C. W. Riden- ities lunch rooms of the county ville, reenlisted in the army in will be a minimum of confusion. -Williams, R. 1, Advance. McClamrock; ateward, Cecil Lea- garbage that remained out ot hour, 2 tracts, MocksviUe. are able to serve lunches to school December last year, after seeing The Cornelius Grange, one of The large grain supply will gana; aasistant steward, Bbo Fur- doors in an uncovered container children at a minimum cost per service during the last war in the the sponsors of the big day, wiH able you to' feed a small flock cheas; duiplain, J. F. Esisck; gate­ L. P. Cartner to A. L. Bowles, becomes water-soak^ and messy, meal. Approximately 1,500 lunch­ European theater in the infantry, furnish food and drink. relatively cheap this winter, and keeper, Billy McClamrock; Ceres, lots Nos. 34-39, Cartner division, and creates undesirable and un- es are served daily to pupils in attaining the rank of master ser­ There is little doubt about this it is good busiaesa to'come out Mrs. Wade Groce; Pomona, Nan­ MocksvUle. necetsary handling tor dispotid. the Davie County schools at an geant. S-Sgt. Sheek is at present being the biggest gathering of and get 12 ot these choice pullets cy Boasr; Flora, Peggy Taylor; , R. C. Foster to Frank M. Walk­ It w u explained that tin cans and average cost to the pupil of 20c. employed in the office of air base ^ p le on a farm in the history to furaish your No. 1 breakfSat ladF aaatatMit ateward, D ^iU a er, 9 lots, W. R. Clement prop­ such would be acceptable in a The meal includes a meat or meat operations at Clark Field. of the state. Tank loads of drink- food this winter. lluU; eiecuttve comnittee, Hu> erty, Mocksville. suitable container that could bo substitute, one vegetable, and one S-Sgt. and Mrs. Robertson plan tog water will be on hand; and The moaay. derived flreai ttw MoUie CaU to J. W. Barnhardt •asUy handled, but that aU the fruit (<^ two vegetables) one- to occupy a house on the base this is only one ot the ways the tale of ttie birds thia yoer will be wUl)M Octo­ 115 acres. bulk farbage and rubbiah ЩЛ halt pint) whole milk, bread, but­ constructed by tha army tor tbe comfort aad welfan of the spac- usad to buy cbteba t e 4>H bagra ber 4 1« e%M oTclodi Р.Ш. AU Joe Tatum to NeUie C. Lyons; be in tbe covered риШ contain» ter and tfemilies of its tators will be mtidpated. and girls afaia тт шщЛ to sttead. a teaetSi Fermtngton. «8. ■ . . ' PAGE2 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTEüi’ItlSE FSroAY, OCTOBER 1, IMS ROY RIDDLE PROFITS THROUGH BIXBY SOIICOIISERVATION PRACTICES Mrs. C. S. Massey and grand­ “We’ll sure have to eat those limed, fertilized and planted to daughter were guests Thursday WEEKENDSPECIALS - wordsl-’_A_neigh]tor_of_Ilobcr^H. alfalfa. The alfalfa looked beau- of-Mrs.-Mary. Hendrix—_ _ Riddle of Davie county made thi» tiful thlTda^wFvlsftedTHe'lua^ Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Potts and remark recently while discussing die farm, but Roy said, ‘It’s hard son spent Sunday with Mr. and WHILE AnENDING THE REA ANNUAL MEETING VISIT OUR STORE AND predictions voiced several years to realize now the condition ^hat rMs. Wiley Cornatzer. ago when Mr. Riddle bought a spot was in when we moved here. Mrs. Everette Melton and chil­ small abandoned farm. It was almost completely bare and TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SPECIALS dren spent Thursday with Mrs. They had no,idea he could pay would scarcely grow weeds.” The Will Melton of Cornatzer. for the land or even make a liv­ hay it now produces, however, in­ Peggy Cornatzer spent the ing on it. They* knew of others dicates to some extent the sort of HADnWADF GUN SHELLS week end with Shirley and Betty who had failed. Others had work­ judgment Riddle and Thompson nMRI/HHUt Peters Victoiy Peters High Velocity Beauchamp. ed hard on those hillside acres,' used as they decided the use, acre- 12,16, and 20 Gauge 12,16, and 20 Gauge Mrs. Jack Maddox, who has but only to admit defeat and move by-acre, of all the land. The crops been sick at her home, is im­ 410 Gauge, 3 inch away. bhowed the results anywhere we proved. Those are kindly neighbors. looked. Just across the road from 410 Gauge, 2 ^ inches They are glad Robert Riddle has the alfalfa, spring oaU were then Mr. and rMs. Robert Beauchamp 22CARTRn>GES succeeded 'and their predictions heading out waist to shoulder spent Sunday with Mr' and Mrs. R. A. Hilton. .Short — Long — Lmig Rifle — Short and Long Rifle proved incorrect. high. Mrs. Opal Howard and children Hollow Point — Long R ifle Shot. THE WILL TOi DO SVCCESS CROWtKBmHnS were guests Monday of Mrs. Dew­ Mr. Riddle was ambitious. He The first year after the farm ELECTRIC IRONS...... $9.95 & $14.95 ey Robertson. also felt a sense of obligation to was bought they were able to pay RANGE BOILERS— 30 and 40 gal...... $10.00 Mrs. Gilbert Sheek is leaving his family, and his wife shared interest on the land debt. “And Thursday for Manilla to be with with him a determination to get ^ vve were only able to do this,” her husband. ahead. They ^ad children for ko6 explained, “because of rent- whom they were responsible and {ng better land while we gave WORK CLOTHING g S who with the prospects in sight, this a chance to come back.” proud of it. SHOES HANES HEAVY UNDERWEAR...... $2.15 could not be given what this cou­ The second year $400 was paid Where others had failed he has DRESS SHOES...... $«.5f ple thought they should have in and at the end of the third year, met with remarkable success. preparation tor making their own they paid all ot the balance due. Where others have let wuhing W ORK SHOES...... $5.50^.95 way in life in the midst ot pres­ “We had to have hope,” Rkldle rains run unhampered from the ent day competition. They were said, “or we would never have thf doping fields, Rob Riddle has CARNATION ft PET MILK—Large Can...... 15c farmera but owned no land. They been able to stick It out How­ harnessed It to his advantage. GROCERIES had Uved on one rented farm for ever, we never dared hope tor as "Com or other crops can't be ■even yean but had little to show much improvment as haa actual fed,” ht claims, "by water that P I N T O B E A N S ...... i for these years of hard work. ly been made.” runs o ff too fast to soak In.” CIGARETTES...... $1.50 ctn. "We must have land ot our What happened was thé result “Those things we do to prevent own,” they agreed, “ao we can of effort, good management aiid washing also work to save mois­ • SAVINGS ON ALL GROCERIES M id up aad make bluer cropa conservation. Mot a penny haa ture and plant food tor crops. You OB the few acrea we can work." been earned other than profit can’t lose by this kind of farming. At least their reasoning was from farming. Robert Riddle Is. It’s been our salvation and from FERTILIZER AGRICO — ROYSTER — BAUGH ^ SCOCO good it it didn’t cost too much to Just 100 per cent farmer and now on we’ll stlck by it.” build such crop yields. But what land they started with! They fig­ JOHN DEERE QUALITY MACHINERY I?'-. ured they couldn’t be too choice FARM MACHINERY because they had no money. “ 1 bought this with a down payment —ALL UNDER ONE ROOF AT— of $100, half ot it I got by selling a young horse and the other half came from the sale of some year- MARTIN BROS. ’ ling calves,” Rob said. There were only 27 acres and PHONE 99 MOCKSVILLE, N. C. the main field was in the worst condition. We stood there recent­ ly with Mr. Riddle looking over this same field. We had to accept iMMWWWMAMWWWVWWWWWVWVWVUWWVWVWfWWVWWVVtWWVWVWWWVWVVIAMWWVWWVWVWVWWWWWUVVVWWWVWIfV his description of what it had been like because it was mostly cov­ ered now by the kind of crops which hide any former scars. “AU across here,” Robert said, as he pointed through the middle, the widest part of tiie field, “was just one gully after another. Bushes and briars were trying to live and having a hard time of it. Some of the land was bare and raw.” At first Mr. Riddle rented some land to put in feed crops, while he was making a start towards rebuilding these wasted acres. THE WAV TO DO Then we walked up to the house in time to meet Mrs. Riddle on her way to gather some vege­ tables from her garden. And, what a garden! Mrs. Riddle voiced the same pleasure with the outcome of their venture as her husband, for, as she put it, “I knew what sort of job we had before us WIMSTOM-SÀUM ' when we decided to come here,” “One of our neighbors,” she con­ tinued, "seemed to feel we had O CVO BB S-é-T-S-t- maybe lost our minds to under­ take farming and paying for a place so many others had failed Norfh Caiolina's Kggwt and Ba«t AqrimlturaL Poultry and Livwrtock Fair on in past years. This neighbor said, for one thing, “you will go hungry trying to j>ay fo rthat poor W O U «^ liABSBST and washed piece of land.” FIRBWOHKS HORSE RACING What others thought only seem­ ed to make the Riddle family try MIDWAY EVraiY BMSn FM JM » A Y S al Ithe harder. They got in touch with the Soil Conservation office in Mocksville and asked for as­ sistance. With this technical help Jéie CkltwMéTp a plan was made and carried out NOTORaCLE RACÉS —plans to manage the rainfall, BIG a n iE PARADE Amtm ÎÊm r^é&vnm which had done such damage in Saturday Aftamoon past years. T h u n d a y WwMmy Aiimwmmmm “Thompson has been my guide,” Satwpfiày N ight Robert declared, “and 1 have gone ' right by his suggestions.” On such land, not one but several conser­ vation measures were necessary. The main field was first terraced properly and then sowed crops WadnMday. Oetobmr 6th-All County Sdiod Childrm were grown in the alternate gfiuen between temcet. One iteep TmgIimi Al* Guaats of ttM FdrI . place new the bam was built tiPi FRTOAY, OCTOBER 1,1948 THE MOCKSVILLB (N. C.) ENTEBPRISE PAGE 3 Farniington Boys WINSTON F A » advancement Piedmont North •rt’ Day,” featured by the big Carolina haa mad* in this resp^. itbck parade, and Friday, Octob^ MOCKS Attend Dairy Show TO BEGIN OCT. 5 There’s always plenty to inter­ 8 , Is “Merchants and Manufictur-' AIIENTION FARMtRS ...Twpntji jnemher)i/>t.the.Famr. .. .Two. of.ihf> .entertainment .iea.- est JiU. at .tbe. WJnston-.SaUm.i ers*. -day.’.’. -Xuesday, -October. !■- The annual Sheek reunion waa ington F.F.A. club will attend the tures of the Winston-Salem and Fair and Mr. Bliun declares this. "Winston-Salem School day.” TV>p prices received for livestock at the Lexington held Sunday at the home of Mrt. Junior Dairy show to be held on Forsyth County Fair of 1048 were year is no excepUon. The big . ■ auction Market on Wednesday, September 22 are as J. W. Beauchamp. Friday, October 1, at Lexington on “written up” in a single issue of midway, with ita rides, shows, Lead pipe, manufactured and Misses Essie and Mary Essex the Coble farms. This dairy show “Life” magazine recently as the thrUls and brilliant lights, wiU be follows: I laid in Rome’s water system 1800 spent last Monday afternoon in will be sponsored by the Coble largest and most outstanding in the center of attraction for aU- years ago. was pronounced in per- Cows 191/46, B o lls t » V 4C, Calves 39He, F a t Hon Winston-Salem. Dairies of Lexington. their respective fields. “And the coroers. Then there will be the j^ct condition a few years ago. nVAe, Sows 2S%e, Babjr Beef 24%c. Sale each Wed­ Mr. and Mrs. Steve Orrell and Four of the chapter members same thing can be said of the horse races Tuesday, Wednesday, nesday a t 2 F.M. Yards ionted 2 m iles H om Barbara Ann of Baltimore spent will have dairy calves to be entire Fair that is to open Tues­ Thursday and Friday afternoons: Many of the famiUar flowera iiigtoB on Highway number 64 toward M oeksi^. Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. L. shown at this time. They are Har> day, October Sth—it is North Car­ Joie Chitwood’s Auto DaredeviU Men in American gardens are old Seata, Odell Boger and Bob olina's largest and most outstand­ Friday afternoon and Saturday Come and visit our sale and see what Is go in g on. B. Orrell. found in the designs of Orientkl Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis and Furche^ who will show registered ing agricultural fair,” Manager night, doing things with automo- rugs( for roses, poppies and other Good crowds at all tfanea Buyers are also Invited to children of Clemmons, Mr. and Guernsey calves, and Bayne Mil­ Tom S. Blum declares. bilea that have to be seen to be'common garden flowers are na- visit our sale. Mrs. James Poplin and daughter ler, who will show a registered This year’s fair at Winston-Sa­ beUeved; and the thriUing motor-', tive to the Orient, of Hanes spent a while Sunday Holstein-Friesian calf. lem wiU exceed any previous ef­ cycle races Saturday afternoon. with Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Myer*. The following boys of the fort, in size, quality and attrac­ Wednesday, October 8 , is The king of Persia in the 18th CENTRAL LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Allen Farmington chapter will attend tions for all visitors, Blum says. Xounty School Day” at the Win- ^ Century encouraged the designing spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. the show: Harry Driver, O'Brien AU display space has been re­ ston-Salem Fair, with all school and weaving of rugs. Many ot Operated by Davidson Farmers Mutual Exchange Allen’s mother, Mrs. Silas Myers, Dixon, Robert Seats, Buford served and the exhibits ot farm chUdren and teachers in Forsyth' the patterns of modem OrienUl who is a patient in a Winston Smith, WilUam Ratledge, Grady and home products will be weU and adjoining counUes admitted | rugs are derived from designs ere- WWWWWWWWVWWWWWWWWWVWWWWWWWW Salem hospital. Beck, Richard Brock, Richard worth seeing.^ The prize list for to the grounds free of charge, as' ated in the 18Ui Century, Mrs. Sam Howard of Clemmons, Carter, Harley Howell, Harold these displays has been increased guests of the management. (To Mrs. Joe Howard of Macedonia,. Lapish, David Jarvis, WUliam and the arrangements wUl be rep­ comply with the law, those over To prevent skidding and sUp- Mr. and Mrs. Allen Howard of Brock, John Henry Kiger, ,Bob resentative of the Piedmont area. 12 years old will pay the federal Ing it is advisable to Uck down 3b Think a f ВфеЛтаЛ Bethlehem, Mrs. Alex Tucker of Wallace, Bob Beck and B. G. The livestock exhibits wiU be val­ tax on admisisons.) small rugs used at the head or Elbaville spent Saturday after­ O'Brien, the instructor. uable for their proof of the rapid Thursday, October 7, is “Farm- foot ot stairways or in doorways. b to Think e fC a is e noon with Mrs. P. E. HUbn. Mrs. WUliam Robertson of El­ baville and Mrs. Martin Safley of Redland spent Saturday with Mrs. G. W. Mock. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter and WiUiam spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs; M. J. Minor of THE 1949 KAISER... Charlotte. AureUa Carter spent the past week with her aunt, Miss Ruth Sidden of Winston-Salem. U. H. Myers ia spending some­ time with his son, Charlie Myers, here today! of Macedonia. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Beauchamp, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carter and twina attended the homecoming at Fulton Sunday afternoon. MORE THAN 103 NEW FEATURES AND REFINEMENTS ADVANCE Proved— by more .than two billion Those visiting Miss Laura Shutt Sunday were Mrs. < Wade Nail, miles of owner driving! Approved— Maxine, Paul and Margaret Nail of Thomasville and Mrs. Tommie by a quarter million proud and Cashatt and little daughter, Mar­ tha, of Lexington. happy owners! Improved— by 103 new Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Faircloth spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Faircloth'^ sister, Mrs. Maggie features and refinements in the Clawson, of Smith Grove. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Zimmerman car that already led the way! That’s the I AUnKMnV o r IM eOCA^OU COMMNV >У spent last week with their son, WmSION COCA-COLA BOm JNG CO. James Zimmerman, of Advance, new KAISER for 1949, on display О I94t* TIm Сосо'СЫа Ccnpcnv Route 1. Mrs. J. D. 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Mary Frances Ratledge The bridt, givan in marriage Iqr Friends Honor Wade Reavis and prior to his aiúIaÉBsMIwwM THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE her unde, Ivajr McDaniel, was at­ engaged ia Bride of Orville Blevins Mrs. J. H. HiU PnblklMi Ifw y Frtdajr at MocksvOli, Ntrlh G m lim tired in a white slipper satin dreis Enlists In Army Upon eonflaliea eC Kit exam« The marriat« ot Miaa Maiy made with a yoke and ruffle of A group of friends gathered at The United SUtes army and air inationa h* tort Jadt. son, S. C . whet» Im wiU take hta O. C. McQuage ...... ^ b l i s h e r md Mrs. WUIism Bryant Rat­ sleeves, a Aill skirt with peplum on Tuesday evening, September Statesville announce tha enlist- basic traiala« prior to being aa- ledge o f Mocksville, to Orville J. and long train. A halo of white 21, honoring Mrs. J. H. HIU v^th mmt ot Thomas Wade R ea ^ ot signed to a penwaSnt orpnisa« SUBSCltirnON RATES: Blevins, son of Mr. and Mrsl tem- satin with pearls held on her il­ a handkerdiief shower^ Mrs. HiU MocksviUe for the regulsr army tion ot the army gcoual foccas. lusion veil. She held a bouquet $2.00 Per Year Inside of Davie County—$3.50 Per Tear uel Marion Blevins of West Jef­ was to enter Rowan M ^orial for a period ot twenty-«)!» months. ferson, took pisce at S o’clock on' of white' roscs 'ind wore the bride­ hospital in Salisbury a few days He is tht son of T. C. Reavis Outside of Davie County. Sunday afternoon, September 19, groom’s g ift a necklace of pearls. later tor an operation. Bath Abbey posssssss so many of R. 2, MoeksvUle. He fwmerly windows that tt is kaawa a a * ^ at Hardison M ^odist church, She received many lovely hand­ Mrs. Ratledge, mother of the attended Farmington High achool Lantern of England.” Entered at the Post Office at Mockgville, N. C„ as Second Mocksville. The Rev. Mr. №rdy bride, wore a royal blue dress, kerchiefs, and deUciow refresh was officiating minister. Clait Matter Under Act of Congress of March 8, 1879 black accessories and a corsage of ments were served to those at­ Miss Margaret Whitley, pianist pink rosebuds. Mrs. Blevins, Sr., tending. and Mrs. Helen Kesler, vocalist was dressed, in black with pink furnished music for the ceremony. rosebuds. MOTHER DIBS The chuith was decorated with Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Wallace Atter a reception tor the cou­ lighted candles and with bouquete ot China Grove died at her home ple, Mr. and Mrs. Blevins depart­ of gladioli against a background September 22. She waa the moth­ ot palms, terns, pines and trailing ed tor their weddmg trip, the lat­ More than 100 iising lakes and er of Mrs. R. L. Lyerly. Mrs. Home Club Meets ivy. White bows marked pews ter wearing tor travel a black 70 fishing streams are located in Wallace had been in declining W ith Mrs. Thompson Medicine Bow National Forest in for relatives. dress, black and winter white ac­ health for the past three years, Ushers were Walter McDaniel cessories and a corsage. They The Mocksville Home Demon­ southwestern Wyoming. and was serioUsly ill the last two will be at home at Baltimore, Md., stration club met Monday eve­ ot Salisbury. Ward Ratledge ot years. Woodleat. James Franklin Sain, late this month. ning, September 27, at the home Yts, Camels ore so mlM that noted thioas If you are planning to send a specialists, making weekly eaaminatioas of Mrs. Claude Thompson with Jr., served as best man tor Mr. Mrs. Blevins is a graduate ot Use garlic vinegar tor French package overseas coat the address, Blevins. of hundreds of men and women who Mesdames Prentice Campbell, Mocksville High school, class ot dressing or in potato salad dress with colorless nail polish to keep smoked Camels exdusively for 30 con* Gerald Blackwelder, W. C. Murph Mrs. C. B. Honeycutt of Salis­ 1044, and was employed with J. ing. sccutive days—on the average of one'M it from becoming blurred. and W. B. LeGrand serving as bury was matron ot honor, the C. Penney Co. in Salisbury. Mr. two packages a day-found not one s in ^ case of throat irritation due to smokina Joint hostesses. The club presi­ bride’s only attendant and wore Blevins was graduated in 1943 Camels. dent Mrs. George Rowland, pre­ A little garlic or garlic salt an otf-shoulder gown of yellow from Healing Springs High school sided, and Mrs. G. O. Boose gave aidded to l^ed~riee~to^be1 i w ^ net over taffeta with a yellow at West Jefferson. He served two the devotlonala. with creole chicken gives a new h eadd i^ and she held a bouquet years in the navy and is now em­ Mra. Jim Owlngs, foods and flavor combination. of yellow rMebuds. ployed at Baltimore. nutrition project leader, intro­ duced Charlea Farthing, prind- paU as speaker for the evening. He gave an interesting talk on STERCHI what went oa In the lunchrooms, Ita needs snd proflts. 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, --J:., JVTOAT, OCTOBER 1, IMS THE MOCKSVILLB (N. C.) EWTEBPBISB PAGES Bowden*Caudell Mrs. Harold Shank handkerchleft to Mn. Shank ia the form ot aa autuma bouquet Engagement Honored At Shower DeUcious retnshmenta we Personals-CIubs Mr> - «nd- -Mfo.- -Thomaa - Jeffer' • - -The Nursery - Mothers’- -elan- of- terved- to- ^iteen - members-and son CaudeU ot 1111 North Main Mr. and Mrt. Guy Sebring of Wilfong. the teptiat church entertained at threeguaata. street announce the engagement Otwego, N. y., are viilting Mr. T. I. Caudell and Wi R. Caudell a handkerchief ttaower Thurtday ot their daughter, Ethel Louiae, to evening, tor Mn. Harold Shank, Camplcte Line ol the natioiially advertised and Mn. Duke Pope. attended the Cope reunion at Fork In 1M6, S I. per cent' of tht Leo Sheek. Bowden, Jr., aon ot Mrt. W. J. Sapp, who haa been Sunday. at the home ot Mn. Cecil Little, world’s merchant ahipping wat Mr. and Mn. L. S. Bowden ot thia Jadk T v Togs for tiie Little Boy... «pending aeveral weeka with her Mr. and Mn. C. D. Stevena and with Mrt. Howard WUliama aa under the ,U. S. flag compared city. The wedding wiU be aol- joint hottest. Mn. Shank plana to daughter, Mrt. Earle Lambeth, to Charlet of Saliibury were Sunday with 14 percent in September, emnized Friday, November 26, at leave MockaviUe toon and make 199ff. Cwduroy Short Pants Durham, rietumed home thia vititon of Mr. and Mrt. O. C. the MocktviUe Baptiat church. her home in Texat. week end. McQuage. ' Mn. Williama preaented the Corduroy Jodphiira Mrt. Harley Sofley ia vititing M. H. Murray and George Hen* drickt tpent the week end at Myr­ Miss Betty Pegram :relativea in Danville, Va., and Princcss Theatre Cordun^ Overalls Henderton thit week. tle Beach. ^ Winter Bride-Elect NOW SHOWING Mr. and Mra. Webb Murray via- Mra. Prentice Campbell left Mr. and Mn. Thomat Clayton Brral Plyaa hi "SIhrer aiver" Corduroy Jackets Jted Mr. and Mrt. P. C. BoUck in Thurtday for Clayton, where the Pegram ot Cooleemee have an­ CM SATIJaOAV Maiden Sunday. will tpend a few dayt with her .CbarlM Stamtt la “Pbaataw nounced the engagement of their Complete Corduroy Suits Mr. and Mrt. W. R. Caudell ot mother, Mn. Ida Barnes. 'VaUey.” wHh Smilty Hwaetta daughter, Betty Jordan, to Fai- iMONDAt AND TOESDAT Charlotte ipent the week end Miss Christine Hendricks, who ton Thomson Sessoms, son of the Speaear Traey aad Kathetlat Sport Shirts with Mr. and Mra. T. 1. CaudeU. is teaching in the Mooresville SUM»«* Heakata la "State at tbe late Mr. and Mrs. .David James Mr. and Mrt. John Hutt, Mitt High school, spent the week end with Vaa iohaaaa Sessoms of Chapel Hili, the wed­ w e d e s d ä t JIazel'Wilfong and Gordon Wil­ with her parents, Mr. and Mn. « N * ding to take place in December. Willlaai ВЫм» la «Adveatan fong of Newton were Sunday George Hendricks. at SUverade,” with Gloria guesta of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mrs. L. M. WilUams ot Winston- Miss Fegragi is a graduate of Heary C C Sanford Sons Co. Agnes Scott collegc, Dccatur, Ga., TilVRSDAT * FRTOAT laek Caiaaa la “Aaril Shw and at present is a student at the atik” with Aaa sÆieia ai I Phone 7 Mocks^lle, N. C. | Bowman Gray School of Medicine M e i f AM from which she will receive a de­ nmMfwvvwwwwwtfwwwwMwuwvvwmmmfWMVvwwvwwvwMJ gree in medical technology in De­ cember. NOTICE! Mr. Sessoms Is a graduate, of the University ot North Carolina and ia doing graduate work ia phyaics at the university. He terv- HON. JOHN A. WIlKINm ed in the navy during the war. NOTICE! REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR THE Miss Ruby Rights Weds Charles Carter UNITED STATES SENATE Mr. and Mrs. Sam Righta of MOCKSVILLE BUSINESS PLACES WIU BE s Advance, R. 1, announce the mar­ riage ot their daughter. Ruby, to OrfsMl —Aevtag fceeHie eCalk W ILL ADDBESS THE VOTEBS OF DAVIE Charlet Carter, aon ot Mr. and м 5 * а а е м г И * OPEN AU DAY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Mn. P. R.,Carter, alao of Ad­ ' Ш ШЁЁтСттВ AND ADJOINING COUNTIES AT THE vance, R. 1, at 6 p.m. Saturday at ans * e hsai *a i esMa wmf the home ot the officiating min' COUBT HOUSE, MOCKSVILLE, ON т Ш я al ks hata, et « S « Mm. iiter, the Rev. George Bruner, ot гм Ы «Ine a aa 6 AND EVERY WEDNESDAY THEREAFTER i и whMMaikeeii at kam Advance. K «••bMertkafibaMlhafaTwiM SATURDAY, OCTOBEItl 1948 The bride wore a skipper blue efaiilHiM ksmediMteitwkk Ha gabardine suit, with which she StSSSb.*“ »16» FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE YEAR 1948 AT 2:3« OTLOCK P. M. used brown accessories and a cor­ sage ot sweetheart roses and tuberoses. ALL VOTEBS, BEGABDLESS OF PABTY Miss Ruth Carter and Huston Hockady were the couple’s only MOCKSVIUE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATHM AFFILIATIONS, ABE GIVEN A COBDLa attendants. INVITATION TO COME OUT AND HEAB Mn. Carter was graduated from .Clemmons High school and is now THIS DISTINGUISHED OBATOB. THE employed at P. H. Hanea Knit­ ting company. LADIES ABE ESPECIALLY INVITED. Mr. Carter is a graduate of Shady Grove High school and is V A e S U o f i!i now farming and attending V. P. E. C. MOBBIS, Chumiui W. Agriculture school in Farm­ ington. ‘ G. G. DANIEL, Secretary Mr. and Mrt. Carter are making their home with the bridegroom’t wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwiwwwt parenta. WWMMWAMAMMIMMWWIMimitAMMWVWIMWWWWWWI^^ The great Meteor Crater, near Winalow, Aril., would accommo­ 1 date a tootbaU ttadium wating % Saturday Specials approxinutely 3,M0;000 peraoot.

Salem tpent a few daya laal week One Day Only with Rev. aad Mra. I . W. Turner. L t CoL and Mrt. John B. Mor­ ris ot UtUe Rock, Ark., and Mr. 54** WOOLEN MATEBIAL FOB SKIRTS and Mn. D. B. Turner of Wia- Friday & Saturday, October 1 and 2 ston-Salem were Saturday dinner guetU of Rev. and Mn. E. W. AND DBESSES BEDUCED TO Turner. Howard WiUlams, Claude Also A Free Gih For Each Customer Thompson, George Evans, Sr., PER YARD Luther Walker and Clay Hunter heard Secretary of .Agriculture wwwvwwwwwwwwvwv Brannan speak in Monroe Mon­ RECENT ADDITIONS OUR SINCERE THANKS TO OUR MANY FRIENDS ONE GBOUP CHILDREN’S PANTIES, day. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sidden of INCLUDE: FOMERLY 49c, Greensboro spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. George Shutt. • CRYSTAL AND CUSTOMERS WHO HAVE ENABUD US TO Mrs. J. H. Hill entered Rowan • STERLING SILVER TOGOATZS*^ Memorial hospital last week for an opération. • CHINA Mr. and Mrs. Haines Yates and OBSERVE THIS FIRST ANNIVERSARY. WE APPRE­ MWWIAWHMmMWWWWVVAAMVW Ida Belle, and Mrs. C. F. Allen • 1847 RCXÎERS spent Sunday in Newton visiting SILVER LADIES* HANDKERCHIEFS Mrs. Maude Gaither. I • BOOKS Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Waters left CIATE YOUR PATRONAGE AND GOOD WILL. FORMERLY 49c Tuesday for Atlanta, Ga„ to spend ten days with friends and relatives. 6 FOR $1.00 Miss Mataline Collette resumed i . her duties as head of the science WWtMWWWWWVWWWVWWWWUVVWW department at Reynolds High Mhool, Wednesday. R. B. Sanford hu returned from a visit with hit titter, Mrt. R. T. с [ 5ANFQRD 5DN5 C9 Faucettt^ of Chattanooga, TemL, ind bit duightcr, M ri Hantford jêtoB, and ttmUy. Decatur, Ga. GIFTS FOR EVERY OOCASIPN PHONE 241

B h > Да la iiy lii WNÉ да Р А О £ б THE MOCKSVILLE (N. С.) ÜNTESPRISB FBmAY, o c n m i, m t Get ready to House Warming COLORED NEWS A t Brintch Home Mr.. .«od. JVIrs. Jason. C„ Branch ■y AMANDA IVAIff entertained the office personnel and the foremen of the Heritage Shiloh Baptist church with Rev. Furniture plant at a house warm­ Campbell, p a^r, just closed a ing on Tuesday evening, Sep­ MAKE FENa POSTS successful week of revival serv­ tember 20, at their new home on MR. SAM WATERSOF MOCKSVILLE WISHES TO ices conducted by Rev. John Maple avenue. Wade, of Madison. Those enjoying this occasion Salisbury district of Western were Misses Louise Candell and ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS RECENTLY PURCHAS> North Carolina conference held Wanda Lee Hendricks, C. C. Hart­ its annual meeting at St. John's man, Ed. Short, H. H. Justice, H. EDTHEINTERESTOF MR. C. R. CRENSHAW INTHE A.M.E. Zion church, MocksviUe. R. Da\-is, C. W. Gobble, J. T. Sept. 22 and 23. Robbins, Dexter Byerly and B. G. Shaw, D. D., presiding Ralph Gurley. FORMER CRENSHAW AND WAGNER SINCLAIR bishop. Rev. G. W. Hunter, pre* siding elder; Rev. W. V. Jones, M. E. Zion church. pastor. SERVICE STATION. Dr. W. J. Trout, president of The Community Traveling Livingstone college, Salisbury, a Prayer Band held its fourth an Zion organization, delivered an niversary Monday, Sept. 27, at inspiring address at the closing of Mt. Vernal Presbyterian church. HENCEFORTH THIS STATION WILL BE OPER­ the conference. The three bands of Mocksville Л к VI • J' 11' '/1 ‘ s N. V. Jones, Jr., of Durham is Joined in a spiritual precept meet­ ATED UNDER THE NAME OF- spending a while with his par­ ing after dinner. Bishop O. W. Gray preached the anniversary • HaM’t ■ (ood way t* ents, Rev. and Mrs. Jones, before me tin* whenever other engaging in his new field of work sermon at night, this being the fam i work ia alack. In C M in the Winston-Salem district, last of the services this year. Waters & Wagner Service Station day you can cut a hug* having been transferred from Prof. Johnson ot J>avie Cqunty pile of cordwood or faac* Asheville in the Charlotte district. Training school delivered an ad­ BisW bita n шшпввЫ poalswitfiaiiraffedtel* Homecoming day next Sunday, dress to the W.I.C. Society of the Ьш tractor ая4 gгояаЛ. LIfisfwfMiconvaaiMt cntttogDeerheni m w .... October 3, will open a week ot -Presbyterian-church last Sunday (oryottrowanaeor toaaU. revival services at St. John’s A. night. WE WILL CONTINUE TO OFFER FAST, COURTEOUS We’d like to show yo« kmr ««ickly tkli sair attaches to the Ford Tracter. . . and Iw ir eaaily it lifts by Hydraidle ’nmeh Ceatiel for fast traii«ott AND EFFICIENT SERVO TO AU PATRONS- fight into the woodlot Thea yo« lower it Jast ai •asily, the belt tighteas aaloaatleally. . . ao liaiag 24 HOURS EACH DAY 19 Modsd . .. and yoa’to ready to saw. We say Davie Drive-In Theater this is tho best, nost ocoMaical auudwt See MS see«. FRmAY AND SATURDAY fMHHraoUcTai Caalral data M. SPECIAL DOUBLE FEATURE (S A M ) (GRANT) Qannhw parti and ansft astvka aa aü Fafd Trae- tats aad Daathata Vatas PIRATES OF MONTEREY WATERS AND WAGNER Sqmlpewat In Technicolor, Rod Cameron & Maria Montez Iwd IhwlMh Swileni Ippkewhh n HI w d iwwhe SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION Davil Tractor 6* iHiplMitiit Conpany DRIFTIN RIVER H. L. GOBBLE, Owner VWWVWVVWVWWAAAAAAAAAAAAnAAAMVWVVWVWVWWIAWWVWVVVWMAAAWWM B. r. D. 4 Salisbury Bead with Eddie Dean— Cartoon Phone 31* — Night 13F4* JIM E G. BOWEN BIU9IC OK RIocksville, N. C. WWWftWWWWVWWWWWWWVSWWWWWWWWWWW IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE SUNDAY' Our largest selectkm of NEW and USED COCKEYED MIRACLE PIANOS since tbe war.oeOopM see them! ICANDMAM.CAM*ri? With Frank Morgan & Keenan Wynn FIRST SHOW STARTS AT 8 P.M. f

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NOVICB o r f lA U on Monday, October 4th, 1948, at by Hon. J. H. Clement, Judge NORTH CAROLINA 12 o’clocic noon, the following de­ Presiding at August term 1948 of Ш 0 1 DAVm COUNTY. scribed motor vehicle, to-wit: the Superior Court of Davie Coun­ State One 1936 Ford Two-Door Se­ ty, North Carolina, in the above VI dan, registration motor no. 18- entitled cause, condemning and • • :------Hal • SiConnrd Cope- - - ..... -2645203, -License-No. 417284.------ordesing -the sale ot the .motot.ve.^ In pursuance of the order made This September 11,1948. hide hereinafter described for by Hon. J. H. Clement, Judge Pte- R. PAUL FOSTER transporting of illegal liquor. I, NOTICE TO CREDROKS | FARMS AND HOMES siding at August term 1948 of the Sheriff of Davie County R. Paul Foster, Sheriff of Davie Having qualified as Adminis-| 10-room home, located close in ROBERTS. McNElLL Superior Court of Davie County, JACOB STEWART, County, N. C., will offer for sale trator upon the estate of C. G. with large plat of land. Can be North Carolina, in the above en­ Attorney. for cash at public auction to the Woodruff, deceased, notice is DON’T LET ANY converted to apartments. Real Attorney at Law titled cause, condemning and or­ 9-24-2t highest bidder at the court house hereby given to all persons hold­ buy at $3,700.00—11,000.00 down dering the sale of the motor ve­ door in Mocksville, Davie County, ing claims against the estate ot OF THESE CATCH Offices 8-10 Sanford- and $50.00 per month. hicle hereinafter dewribed for NOnCB OF SALB on Monday, October 4th, 1948, at said deceased to present the same, | Mando Building On paved street, 4-room home, transporting of illegal liquor. I, NORTH CAROLINA 12 o’clock noon, the following de­ properly verified, to the under­ Mocksville, N. C. YOU can be 2 rooma added upstairs. R. Paul Foster, Sheriff of Davie DAVIE COUNTY. scribed motor vehicle, to-wit: signed on or before the 22nd. day Plenty outbuildings, 9 acres land. County, N. C., w ill offer for sale State One 1938 Ford Two-Door Se­ of September, 1949, or this notice Telephone UNPREPARED AU for only $3,500.00. for cash at public auction to the vs dan, License No. 685392. Motor will be plead in bar of recovery. (Temporary) 272-J Winston Highway 3 miles out— highest bidder at the court house Hal Léonard Cope. No. 18-1127688. All persons indebted to said es­ Let us fix you an In­ This nth day of September, tate will please call on the under­ nearly new cottage, plenty con­ door in Moclcsville, Davie County, In pursuance of the order made surance P d icy that 1948. signed and make prompt settle­ veniences. Just $1,800.00. R. PAUL FOSTER ment. win protect you against Small Cafe fully equipped with DR. MclNTOSH Sheriff of Davie County This September 22, 1948. Deatfi, Sidmess, Acci­ good 7 room home and 4 acres HEDRICK JACOB STEWART, T. B. WOODRUFF dents, or Fife. of land. A ll on paved highway. A OPTOMETRIST • o m m M U M S Attorney. Administrator of C. G. Woodruff, good bargain and terms. 4StN.TMemNM 65 acres, 8 -room home with • 9-24-2t deceased. See, Call or Write Whislon^akm, If. C. By: A. T. GRANT, Attorney. lights and nmning water. Large m % V IB R A T E D Шт'ЖттШпш\ bam and other outbxiildings. 4 % md f t o s NOTICE o r SALB »-24-6t miles out. See this good property HI6HTRMP1IIATUM NORTH CAROLINA PENRY now. SIRANCURBD DAVIE COUNTY. NOTICE—We have on hand some • State real nice Used cart. Chevroleta Insurance Agency A real productive farm con­ Wheels «тмщнещAUgned vs and Fords and other makes. See taining over 100 acres, 7-room Вт the П А П o v n nAMK or DAVB For Sat« ~ us before you buy. It we doo4 home and plenty outbuUdings. « ■ I B MMPMm In Re: One 1939 Ford Coupe P. Ol nra n t — moNB m ROBIE ______NikSH In pursuance of the order made have what you want, we will MOCKBVKXB, N. G. Pay only one-halt down. get it for you. GROCE MOTOR DAVIE REALTY AGfNCY аврпомтввАп by Hon. J.' H. Clement, Judge m e AN* COVBBS Presidtog at August term 1948 of COMPANY, Highway 421 EaU; 9-24-2t the Superior Court of Davie Coun­ YaAinvilte, N. C. 10-Mta m S H C M f B ^ ground to your W k M к Я* t >11» t e 1 * ^ « ^ ty, North Carolina, in the above GENERAL Electrical Contract­ method o< maUng. Davie-D-Uta SRTêîbÂSlSiSSbiî scribed motor vehicle, to-wit: ing and Electrical Service. N. C. entitled cause, condemning and .4Ц and H * r 4». Also loose DAVIE BRICK One 1939 Ford Coupe. Motor Liceniid Elactridaa and Cob- ordering the sale ot the motor ve­ ground, M per pound. Get it No. 18-801-4291, License No. SM- tractor. J. W. Rodwell, Mocks- hicle hereinafter described for at Hendrix and roatar, Angell COMPANY ville, N. C. Fhoaa 60. 11-10-U transporting ot Illegal liquor, I, 867. BUC. 2-6-tto R. Paul Foster, Sheriff ot Davie This the nth day ot September, STONE & COAl 1948. QwUlty Vpkolstery aad Bepair Coimty, N. C., will offer for sale rOK SAUE-Uicd pool table, for cash at public auction to the R. PAUL ro s m standard sise, best make. Priced Now AvallaMo м в м п и м т highest bidder at the court house Sheriff ot Davie County r i^ t for qulA sale. Box T, Fine fabric, work guaranteed. Ex­ Day Пива IN door in Mocksville, Davie County, JACOB STEWART, Modtavilkk N. C. 9-24-3U1 pertly done. Prompt service. New OB Monday, Odoiker 4th, 1948, at Attorney. block building. U.S. Highway 64 U o’clock noon, the following de- •-24-» ^ mile W. of Reeds Cross Roads. rOR SALB-One Estate Heat- R. 3. For further information and rola stoker ted. Thermostat con­ free estimates, write trol Conditiaa excellent. If in­ H. L. MYEBS, Lexington, S. 3. terested contact S. R. Latham, ROWAN All furniture called for and de­ 416 Salisbury St 9-17-3tp. j o m ' i '/i> "t// livered at no extra charge PRINTING CO. U N c ii FOR SALE—Hot Point Electric HOUSE FOR RENT—Eight rooms, Phone 532 - Salisbury, N. C. Range, Dduxe “Aristocrat” like large lot, in best section of new, also a small Coleman oil town. 873 N. Main'St. Mocksville; heater. 1 double bed, springs and One of the largest pviathi« 9-24-tfn. and office аапЦу hoasea la Watai Air Faraaces, Oil ■ ■ « - For Bert In nmttresa; 1 wardrobe with mirr­ the Carolinas. Ьм Ьиг Irisk or doors, 1 base cabinet. All cra and Stokers, rwMC« RECAPPING WE PAY—Cash prices for used items used less than 18 months. automobiles. McCanless Motor Repairing and Cieaaing Send Your Tlics to « T il 6». Bargains. Call 213-W or see Mrs. • Printing SALES SERVICE Co., Salisbury. N. C. 6-15-tf DAVlS-McNAlR • Face Brkk, Common Harold Shank. 10-1-ltn LOST—One black and white bca • Lithographing FURNACE CO. Tin leliiders, Brick, H o l^ Build­ gle dog from truck on Monday in g Tile LOST—Two dogs, a white and mVi North Main Street black beagle dog, and a red bone evening, four miles from Mocks • Typewriters he. Phone 144 ville on Statesville highway. Re­ ClMvniet Co. Salisbury, N. C. dog with white on all four feet, T tl. 156 M ocksville 904 NorthwMt Blvd. Salisbury, N. C. ward. F. C. Wilson. 9-24-3tn Phone 3916 Day; NiNght 364-W Winston-Salem, N.C. a slight limp on left front foot • Complete with white above ankle, and wliite streak under his neck Office Supplies Flour, Meal, Food DRUGS DRUGS DRUGS with a wliite tip on tail. Reward. and G ra in See Grady Latham, Rt. 2 The Best in Drug* and Buyers and <11— w 10-1-ltp. Drug Service o l C o lla s AUTOMOBILI «A rv n r Ficfcriplloni Accurately Glass Installed n m ' 7-Room home, lights, water and Com pounded UHClf 109И J. P. I - ^ M o d e U - n acres land. Some outbuildings. ROBIE NASH IHIiig Cl. Near diurA and on good gravel iM in g e i. M road. 4 atiiea ouL Only $2,750.00. 141 la ModuviUe—4 large rooms screened pordi, nice lawn shrub­ bery and siiade. This with 5 acres For the Resi in Lumber, General Bidding good land and some outbuildings. RADIO REPAIRS • Pure Crjalal loo Supplies, ShoelMch, Own a small tann in town. STATE RADIO SERVICE • Cool tor Grates, Stovoo DAVB REALTY AGENCY 199 E. fis h e r Sa lta b u y Furnaces and Stokers 10-l-2t DINAH FOR SALE—Redeaned Woods- m»lawil8 BLACK Forward seed wheat. See T. G. ( N \ \ 1 M l l l « f R A f i M f t F M l C o . AngeD, R t X 10-l-3tp rnoNB m - j M fiC tI W M •• Phone l i e Salisbury'Highway SALE—Two gentle milk goats. Be cost Ы sfMor Cw wood or imo fcnc«t, nuliogt, Mo**.' fresh in January, also one small pipes. D rift ovamight to a billy. Five pair beautiful White bard sur&cfc Wa«^ • General Plumbing Materials and Fixiuret King Pigeons. J. A. Daniel. Itp '.«MOOfMiNO. • Feeds, General Mer­ iw iw ,w w itw a« chandise — Fertiliser I wonder ii white women spend more far PORK CHOP SHORTAGE IS Drop Cloths - WaUpaper - Waxes • JOHN DEERE Farm permanent waves than colored folks do ler iavil HERE—Now is the time to get Equij^ent - Groceries kink removerá . . . About the only thing that into the pig biisiness. Mediimi JOHN MILLER CO. Willdns Drug Co. Cmpaiy type Poland-China pigs, eight rhoneSl Martn scares a horae on the roxd nowadays Is seein' weeks old, carrying* the blood of Winston-Salem’s Most Modem Р Ь о п е Ш Paint Store another horse approacUn* two Ulinois State Fair Grand Dial 2-4M3 or S-1746 I n PAYS TO ADVEBTUB Bntken Railroad St Mockivillo Champion boars, registered in 630 W. 4th St Wiaston-Salem Tel. 99 Mocksville your name for $20. Kenneth Murchison, Route 2, Mocksville, thrM; miles west of Farmington. WALKER FUNERAL HOME # Ciirysler - Plymouth • CUSTOM GRDtDlNQ FUNERAL SERVICES— AMBULANCE SERVICE See The Mocksville Enterprise 10-l-3tn SALES & SERVICE • CORNBIBAL Phono mi Phono 48 For All Types of Job Work CObLERMH, N. O. MOCKSVILLE, N. C. # International Trucks • FEEDS FOB lALB ' Early Aacrcan colonists in Wedding Invitations, and MamrhuwiWi and Jamestown fkOed In attempts tq grow wheat SaiUi>lwi|gÍM y Announcements F o ik T ' CHILLCOTT tor food and tt is belived the tbyrieiaa W e represent saved tor the planting ot corn. IIMir Смцму FM№ m И 6-ЗМ waelMvia Bank 1 ■sasi^ 9dl-ttt Bvaalag Iwaw Tosiisy The H. T. Heam Engraving Co. M dsF, 1 :j Phono 1<9 Bloekivillo Щ W M ft Mvnsnai FRTOAT, OCTOBER 1, IM S THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGET

MOTICE o r MLM on Monday, October 4th, 1948, at by Hon. J. H. Clement, Judge ^ f f t t tradì NORTH CAROLINA 12 o’clock noon, the following de­ Presiding at August term 1948 of DAVm COUNTY. scribed motor vehicle, to-wit: the Superior Court of D avie Coun­ State One 1936 Ford Two-Door Se- ty, North Carolina, in the above ■daji,'-r»ifiistvati0iv-nivjt6r - no.--13- entitlcd--causci- condcmning.-and Hal Leonard Cope 2645203, Licensc No. 417284. ordering the sale of the motor ve­ hicle hereinafter described for In pursuance ol the order made This September 11,1948. transporting of illegal liquor. I, by Hon. J. H. Clement, Judge Pre­ R, PAUL FOSTER NOTICE TO CREDITORS FARMS AND HOMES R. Paul Foster, Sheriff of Davie siding at August term 1948 of the Sheriff of Davie County Having qualified as Adminis­ County, N. C., w ill offer fo r sale 10-room home, located close in ROBERT S. M cNEILL Superior Court of Davie County, JACOB STEWART, trator upon the estate of C. G. DON'T LET ANY with large plat of land. Can be Attorney. for cash at public auction to the Woodruff, deceased, notice is Attorney at Law North Carolina, in the above en­ converted to apartments. Real highest bidder at the court house titled cause, condenrning and or­ 9-24-2t hereby given to all persons hold­ buy at $3,70l).00— $1,000.00 down door in Mocksville, Davie County, ing claims against the estate of OF THESE CATCH Offices 8-10 Sanford- dering the sale of the motor ve­ and $50.00 per month. on Monday, October 4th, 1948, at hicle hereinafter described for NOTICE o r SALE said deceased to present the same, | Mando Building 12 o’clock noon, the following de­ On paved straet, 4-room home, transporting of illegal liquor, I, NORTH CAROLINA properly verified, to the under­ YOU Mocksville, N. C. scribed motor vehicle, to-wit; can be 2 rooms added upstairs. R. Paul Fostbr, Sheriff of Davie DAVIE COUNTY. signed on or before the 22nd. day Plenty outbuildings, 9 acres land. One 1938 Ford Two-Door Se­ of September, 1949, or this notice Telephone County, N. C., w ill offer fo r sale State dan, License No. 685392. Motor UNPREPARED AU for only $3,900.00. fo r cash at public auction to the vs will be plead in bar of recovery. (Temporary) 272-J No. 18-1127688. Winston Highway 3 miles ou t~ highest bidder at the court house Hal Leonard Cope. All persons indebted to said es­ Let 118 fix you an In­ This nth day of September, nearly new cottage, plenty con­ door in Mocksville, Davie County, In pursuance of the order made tate w ill please call on the under­ surance Policy that veniences. Just $1,900.00. 1948. signed and make prompt settle­ w ill protect you against Small Cafe fully equipped with R. PAUL FOSTER ment. DR. McINTOSH good 7 room home and 4 acres Sheriff of Davie County This September 22, 1948. Deatt, Sidmess, Acci> HEDRICK STMMTI TISÎII of land. A ll on paved highway. A JACOB STEWART, T. B. WOODRUFF dents, or Fire. OPTOMETRIST good bargain and terms. м я т п M J N S Attorney. Administrator of C. G. Woodruff, 4St N. Trade S t n M 89 acres, 9-room home with 9-24-21 deceased. See, Call or Write WhMlon-Saleni, N. C. By: A. T. GRANT. Attorney. lights and running water. Large ■ave Tear Ryaa Ri 1M% VIBRATED barn and other outbuildings. 4^ RMalartr лоч NOTICE o r SALE 9-24-«t •nd miles out. See this good property HIGHTIMPBIIATURI NORTH CAROLINA PENRY now. 8ТЖАМ CU RKD DAVIE COUNTY. NOTICE—We have on hand some Insurance Agency A real froductive farm con­ Wheeb Aligned • State real nice Used cars. Chevrolets and Fords and other makes. See taining over 100 acres, 7-room B y ^ .R W A atrtem vs OVn BAMK or DAVn For Safe OrlTlaR us before you buy. If we don’t home and plenty outbuildings. n w n tAMnON In Re: One 1939 Ford Coupe r . a WOK m — p h on e m ROBIE NASH In pursuance of the order made have what you want, we will ■ O C U V IIX I, N. c. Pay only one-halt down. 181» a. BUta a t.;^ n e no get it for you. GROCE MOTOR DAVIE REALTY AGENCY ansbury, H. c. Т А Я н и м т by Hon. j : H. Clement, Judge AN» OOVKU Presiding at August term 1948 of COMPANY, Highway 421 Eut; ------— 9-24-2t Yadkinville, N. C. lO-l-ltn the Superior Court of Davie Coun­ niESH C O ffR ^ ground to your 1Mi MOT I» N « • li« fte b GENERAL Electrical Contract­ * W|| И|»>1%4ЧГИЙ«И>1»«|Ж. Гт ty, North Carolina, in the above method ot maUiif. Davie-D-Lite — llli«W l| ...... scribed motor vehicle, to-wlt: ing and Electrical Senrice. N. C. DAVIE BRICK entitled cause, condenuiing and .4«, and H * r .89. Also loose г/и л A N » One 1939 Ford Coupe, Motor Licensed Electrician and Con­ ordering the Mle of the motor ve­ gromid, M per pound. Get It «lU A C S B U K « tractor. J. W. Rodwell, Mocks- hicle hereinafter descrlbwl io r No. 18-901-4291, Ucense No. SM- at Hendrix and Foster. Angell COMPANY vite, N. C. Phone 40. Il-lO-U transporting ot illegal liquor, 1, 887. Bldg. 2-6-tfD R. Paul Foster. Sheriff ot Davie This the nth day ot September, STONE & COAl PHONE S-ISOS 1948. QwUty VpMatwy and Repair County, N. C., will offer for sale FOR SALX-Uaed pool table, for cash at public auction to the R. PAUL FOSTER standard aise, best make. Priced Now AvailaMa Might Ркам lU highest bidder at the court house Sheriff of Davie County right tor quick sale. Box T, Fine fabric, work guaranteed. Ex­ DayPhwMlN door in Mocksville, Davie County, JACOB STEWART. Mocksville, N. C. 9-24-3tn pertly done. Prompt service. New гйшпмяша m taMAVAo ооиаш п тлаомш UNtn go Monday, October 4th, 1948, at Attorney. block building. U.S. Highway 84 ^ mile W. ot Reeds Cross Roads. U o’clock noon, the following de- 9-24-2t FOR SALE—One Estate Heat- R. 3. For further information and rola Stoker ted. Thermostat con­ free estimates, write trol. Condition excellent. If in­ H. L. MYERS, LeslBgt««, R. 3. terested contact S. R. Latham, ROWAN All furniture called for ond de­ 416 Salisbury St. 9-17-3tp. livered at no extra charge PRINTING CO. UNCLÍ FOR SALE—Hot Point Electric HOUSE FOR RENT— Eight rooms, jom'i Phone 532 - SaUsbury, N. C. DP i)E PF N L A rii E AN'J Range, Deluxe “Aristocrat” like large lot, in best section of new, also a small Coleman oil town. 873 N. Main St. Mocksville. One of the largest printing heater. 1 double bed, springs and 9-24-tfn. and office supply homes la Warm Air Furnaces, Oil Rum- For Best In mattress, 1 wardrobe with mirr> the Carolinas. beilNir Imk or doors, 1 base cabinet. All WE PAY—Cash prices for used ’ j r B v ers and Stokers, Famaee RECAPPING items used less than 18 months. automobiles. McCanless Motor Repairing and Cleaning yo u r Tires to &Tlee«. Bargains. Call 213-W or sec Mrs Co., Salisbury, N. C. 6-15-U Printing SALES SERVICE • Face Brick, Comnum Harold Shank. 10-1-ltn Tire letaiMer,, LOST— One black and white bea­ Lithographing Brick, НоЦош Buikl- gle dog from truck on Monday f U m ilM LOST—Two dogs, a white and in g T ile evening, four miles from Mocks­ 3l7>/j North Main Street liC a black beagle dog, and a red bone Typewriters ville on Statesville highway. Re­ Chevrolet Ce. Phone 144 dog with white on all four feet, SaUsbury, N. C. 9 0 4 Northwest Blvd. ward. F. C. Wilson. 9-24-3tn Tel. 156 Mocksville Salisbury, N. C. a slight limp on left front foot Phone 391« Day; NINght 364-W Winston-Salem, N. C. Complete with white above ankle, and white streak under his neck Office Supplies Flour, Meal, Feed M «lf DRUGS DRUGS DRUGS w ith a w hite tip on tall. Reward, ondOiala See Grady Latham, Rt. 2 The Best in Drugs and Buyers and Ofaiam 10-1-ltp. Drug Service otCottan AUTOMOBILE 8AFRTY Prescriptions Accurately Glass Installed n m 7-Rooin home, lights, water and U N ClffO SH J . P. ( -A U Models— 1 Vk acres land. Some outbuildings. ROBIE NASH Near churdt and cn good gravel IS lt a. Ш Ь 1 et.-nione 660 Nel Ing Ce. road. 4 m iles out. Only $2,750.00. Salisbuiy, N. C. Phone» NMrD^al In Mocksville—4 large rooms Phone 141 Mocksville screened porch, nice lawn shrub l)ery and shade. This with 5 acres For the Best in Lumber, General BuUdlnf good land and some outbuildings. RADIO REPAIRS • Pure Crystal Ice Supi^lee, Shectrac^ Own a small farm in town. STATE RADIO SERVICE • Coal for Grates, Stoves DAVIE REALTY AGENCY AU-PUiMMC Phuter 107 E. Flaher Saliibury Furnaces and Stoker* 10-l-2t DINAH Ik e lttvlk FOR SALE—Recleaned Woods- BLACK Lnib$r Forward seed wheat. See T. G. • R IN « f U M lee&FMlCe. Angell, R t 2. 10-l-3tp PHONE S S M Ms« a a d Id ic k u,e*w«Mp«r print, Dinah BUck u lite a Phone 116 Saliibury Highway SA LE —^Two gentle m ilk goats. Be COM o f sfm o r fo r w o o d o r iroo fcncM, raiiiofi. stove*' fresh in January, also one small pipes. Dries ovcroigbt to • billy. Five pair beautiful White sitck. faard iutiac«. Water- • General Ptumbing Materials and Fixtures # Rouffh and F King Pigeons. J. A. Daniel. Itp LVMBEB • Feeds, General Mer­ chandise — Fertiliser 1 wonder Is while wom^n spsnd mor^ t^r PORK CHOP SHORTAGE IS Drop Cloths - Wallpaper - Waxes • JOHN DEERE Farm permanent waves than colored folks do Ier Divie LM kr HERE—^Now is the time to get into the pig business. Medium Willdns Drug Co. Equipment - Groceries kink removers . . • /¡«»out tiie only thing that JOHN MILLER CO. type Poland-Cltina pigs, eight CoHpaqr Winston-Salem’s Most Modem Phone >1 MertiB scares a horse on the road nowadays is se«in' weeks old, carrying the blood of Phone 2«T Paint Store another horse approachin’- two Illinois State Fair Grand Dial 2-4243 or 2-1740 I r r PAYS TO ADVERTISE Irethere Railroad St. Modnvffle Champion boars, registered in 630 W. 4tb St. Winston-Salem Tel. 99 Mocksville your name for $20. Kenneth Murchison, Route 2, Mocksville, three miles west ot Farmington. W ALKER FUNERAL HOME % Chrysler - Plymouth • CUSTOM GRINDING FUNERAL SERVICES—AMBULANCE SERVICE See The Mocksyille Enterprise 10-l-3tn SALES & SERVICE • CORN MEAL . Fhone 5711 Phone 48 For All Types of Job Work COOLEEMEE, N. C. MOCKSVILLE, N. C. # International Trucks • FEEDS FOB 8ALB Early Amercan colonists in Wedding Invitations, and MassadniKtts and Jamestown failed in attampta to grow wheat Swth-lwiiiiM / Announcements Feilir-lllif CHILLCOTT tor tòod and it is belived the Pbyslciaa saved by the planting ot corn. Meter Ceapeiy We represent ШМШ thMw » 4 M*-S68 WaebMia Raak RMg. PhMMff Umn, »M -U : Rvaaiag hear»—Tnsaday aad The H. T. Hearn Engraving Co. 1М*цг, 7:1 Thatsday AlUtaeaaa Fhone 169 Mocktvllle n Г А П VO ADVRRHISR PAGES THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1,1948

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ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Satisfaction Sanford-Mando Demiel Farmers Hardware !* . ; • F u rn il & Electric Co. & Supply j Company Company VOLUME XXXI “AU The County News For Everybody” MOCKSVILLE, N. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8,1948 “AH Th* C®uiity Newi For Everybody» No. 31 SHALL SPECIAL ELECTIONS BE DECIDED Rev. Hendon Speaks To Local Rotary Club MOCKSVILLE ORGANIZES FIRST Rev. J. C. R. Hendon, pastor BY MAJORITY OF VOTERS REI6STERED APPRECIATION of the Southside Baptist church, JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE An organization of a Junior Mooresville, and currently preach­ ment ot the civic, professional, The M.V.F. of Liberty Method­ Chamber of Commerce for Mocks­ OR BY A MAJORITY OF THOSE VOTING? ing at the Mocksville Baptist re­ business and social Ufe of the ist church gave their pastor, Rev. ville offociaUy began last week By ALBERT COATB8 . stitute the following words^“un- vival, gave the local Rotarians a commimity, but in aU respects to J. B. Fitzgerald, a surprise last when a group of young men ot Director, iBstitate of GovenuBCBt less approved by a majority of serious talk at their Tuesday remain non-partisan and non-sec. Saturday afternoon, by present­ the town met and adopted a con. On Tuesday, November 2, the those who shall vote thereon in meeting on the question of “Are tarian in spirit attd purpose. ing to him a Chatham blanket in stitution and elected officers and people of North Carolina will vote; any election held lor such pur­ you a part of the problem, or part Raymond SUer, popular young preciation of the service he has directors to head the organization. For determining results ol spe­ pose.” of the answer.” man ot MocksviUe and one of the rendered in behalf of the young Plans were laid to achieve the cial elections by majority votes, Rev. Jim Fitzgerald of Mocks­ leading Jaycee organizers, was To illustrate the meaning ol people of the community. Mr. state charter in about two weelu, or against detei'mining results of ville was present as a guest of elected as the first presidenf ot this proposed change: Under the Fitzgerald states he wishes to ex­ and a deadUne for charter mem­ special elections by majority Rev. R. M. Hardee and made a the Junior Chamber of Com­ present voting requirement, if press his appréciation for their bers was set as Saturday, Octo­ votes. brief talk in which he revealed merce. Other officers elected are 1,000 voters are registered (“qual­ gift, and hope« to continue to ber 16. AU young men ot Mocks­ PrcMBt VotiBf Be«BiKBcat that he and his sons are pastoring as foUows: Sam Short executive ified” voters are held to be “reg­ ville between the ages ot 21 and ArUcle VII, Section 7, of tiie serve them. 22 churches. Rev. Hardee point­ v iN president; Dexter Byerly, istered” voters) '801 votes must 39, inclusive, who are fhterelled North Carolina Constitution pro­ DR. P. H. MASON ed out that this was probably a vice president in charge ot per. be cast lor the proposition voted REUNION in becoming 4larter members ot vides that: “No county, city, town Election Board Chairman state record. sonnet and intenul affairs; Jim I this organization are urged to on in order to vote it in. II 900 Miss Lettie Jean Foster provid­ latham, vice president in charge or other municipal corporation Gentry reunion wUl be held at contact CecH Little or Raymond votes are cast lor and one against ed the music during the luncheon. ot projects; BUI Daniels, sacre- ■hall contract any debt, pledge iti the home of F. W. Koontz Sun­ Siler before the deadline. it, the proposition would be voted ELECTION RULES Bunn Hackney, Scout executive tary; Clarence Hartman, treea. faith or loan its credit, nor shall day, October 10. Everyone is cor. The avowed objective of this out, because 900 votes are not a of-High- Point was^ present and urer,-^ Leo-CozartrWebb Murray,— any tax be levied or collected by dially-invltSd:------organization wiU be to educate its "majority of the qualified voters.” spoke briefly on the Boy Scouts. J. K. Sheek, Jr., Gordon TomUn. any officcrt of the tame except AREANNOUNCEr membership to a p rc^r sence ot son, directors; Carroll Arndt, for the nacwwry enfeniN there­ Under the proposed voting re* Dr. P. H. Mason, chairman of DEDICATION SERVKB civic duty and responsibility; to state director. The organizatioii of, unlaw by e vote of the major­ regiitered and 90! vote—291 for the Davie county board of elec­ Large Crowd Attends acquaint theift with the civic, ed­ Rev. R. M. Hardee is asking elected to meet weekly, each ity of the qualified votcra there. and 290 sgaiMt it ,tbe proposition tions hay received the last-minute ucational, reUgious, recreational, that aU «fficiab ot tbe church, D.E.M.C;. Bteetinf . Thursday at 7 p.m. until further In.” js voted in, becMiN Ш »r* * mt< regulations ot the sUte election commercial and industrial advan* youi^ people and members be Last Saturday aftemoen about organizational plans are com. tfijiiii Clbai e Jorily ef those voting. Similarly, board setting out the provisions tages of our community; to at* present for the Sunday morning 2,900 people attended the 10th an* pleted U only 100 of the 1,000 registered by which servicemen and women ford them an opportunity to study For the words In the list clause service, as it will be a special nual meeting of the. members of vote, and 91 are for and 40 against may vote in the November 2 gen the problems and processes ot our THb local organization is bdbc of the foregoing provision—"un- service for the offcials of the the Davie Electric Membership eral elections, using absentee bal- city and county government and assisted in organizing by tb* leu by a vote of th emajority of it, the proposition is voted in, be­ church. I Copr. at the Masonic picnic the qualified voters therein," the cause 91 are a majority of those lots. to cooperate with other civic and Winston-Salem Jaycees, who Mvo grounds here in MocksviUe. an enviable record of accem pl*. proposed amendment would sub- voting. HAS POLIO welfare organizationa having u a The office ot the Davie county The same board of directors wss common objectiv« the improve­ menta in that city. board of elections is located tem* Richard Tayl6 r, son of Mr. and re-elected md two more, G. L. porarily in Dr. Mason’s office on Mrs. John Taylor of MocksviUe, Chatham and W. L. Russell, were, MOCKSVILLE GAINS Й the second floor of the Sanford was admitted to the poUo hospi­ added to the board, to give rep­ 975 DAVIE MEN REGISTER UNDER building. Permanent headquar tal in Greensboro September 29 resentation for the county of Al­ ЛЕ WITH MILIS HOME ters will be announced later. with an illnesK diagnosed as in­ exander, where two hundred or The Mocksville High Wildcats, Civilians also may vote an ab­ fantile paralysi^. At the time of more miles t4 Une have been add­ NEW SELECTIVE SERVK:E LAW Selective service registration first call for pre-induction for tivo displaying tbeir finest form of the sentee ballot in the general elec­ admi^on one (arm and leg was ed to the co-operatives’ distlflu- Modnville P.-T.A. men. These wiU be sent Octo- current sssson, outclassed a strong tion, but they may apply to the partially paralyze^ He is show­ tion system. for Davie county through Sep­ Mills Home eleven ot Thomasville To HoM Meeting election board in the courthouse ing steady improvement The meeting was highligtHid tember SO totalad 079, according herW. Selective service order numbers last Friday afternoon and gained The P.-T.A. of the MocksvUle only within 30 days before the by a mock funeral iervice and to figures released by Mrs. Grant the giving away of prizes. W. F. will be assigned to cach regis. a 0 to 6 tie. MocksviUe outplayed school WiU meet Monday night, election, while service personnel PARMmOTON MAIONS Stephans, clerk of the county the Mills Home team in every de­ October 11, at 7:30 in the school may apply any time now. Farmington Masonic Lodge No. Stonestreet, a charter mem'bc^of draft board. Original estimates trant’s folder after September 30. partment, but failed to capitalize auditorium. Mr. GartreU wiU Persons becoming 21 years old 269 wiU hold ita regular meeting the cooperative, said the last rites were that the county would reg­ The numbers will indicate the for an old kerosene lamp, rightiy on several golden scoring oppor­ have the devotionals. Miss Annie by November 2 this year, Uving a at the hall, Friday evening, Oc­ ister approximately twelve hun­ state, draft Bbard and age group shown in a casket pro

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STATEMENT OF THE OWNER­ County Youths Seek Farmington FFA "How the Organization Oper­ “ Setting Up the Meeting Room,” ings,” Bob Beck. take part in the programs. The SHIP, MANAGEMENT. CIR­ ates,” by Kenneth White; "Organ­ by Bob Wallace; “ Building and The Farmington chapter has 35 Farmington chapter has paid state CULATION, ETC., REQUIRED Gardening Honors Gives Program izing a Local Chapter,” by Curtiss Carrying Out a Chapter Program members this year. The’chapter dues 100 per cent and all the boys BY THE ACTS OF CON­ Amherst, Mass.—Davie county The Farmington chapter of Lee Reavis; “Article Four of the of Work,” John Frank Johnson, meets each Friday and gives a have received their membership GRESS OF AUGUST 24, 1912, will be represented in the eighth FFA gave a program at the reg Constitution,” by C. S. Carter; Jr., and “Planning Chapter Meet­ program. A ll members of, the club cards. AND MAÍfCH'3, 'ÍÓ33." ...... annuarproduction-marketf^ ulaf ■ meeffrig ■ ‘heia"' last' 'lYidtiy.' test of the National Junior Vege­ Bobby Furches, president of the innnmAAññAAnñAminmAnWWWWVWMflAAAflnmftAMAflniVIflAMVWWWWWWVWWWWWWWWVVWWVVVWWWWWWVV! O f the Mocksville Enterprise, table Growers’ association, ac­ club, presided. The program in­ published weekly at Mocksville, GUYES-BETTY LOU OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS cording to an announcement by cluded: . N. C., for Sept. 30, 1948:' Prof. Grant B. Snyder, of the Scripture reading by L. S. Shel­ 1. That the names and ad­ University of Massachusetts, ton, and a historical sketch of the dresses of the editor managing adult advisor to the NJVGA. organization, by. Willis Davis; editor, and business managers The local entrants are compet­ IMMACULATELY TAILORED are: Publisher, O. C. McQuage, ing with girls and boys from 43 Mocksville, N. C.; editor, O. C. other states for the A & P Food Farmington P.-T.A. McQuage, Mocksville, N. C.; man­ SUPERBLY STYLED stores' $6,000 in scholarship funds aging editor, O. C. McQuage, Holds Meeting provided annually for this con­ Mocksville, N. C.; business man­ The first meeting of *the Farm test. The awards include a ¥500 ager, O. C. McQuage, Mocksvillc, ington P.-T.A. was held Wednes­ national championship prize, four N. C. day night, September 15, at the 2. That it is owned by O. C. $200 regional awards, 33 sectional Farmington High school. Mrs. McQuage. awards of $100 each and four $10 Vernon Miller, president, presid­ 3. That the known bondhold­ awards in each state. Awards are ed. She outlined the aims of the ers, mortgagees and other secur­ made at the association's annual P.-T. A. organization and urged SUITS ity holders owning or holding 1 ■ convention which this year w ill all parents and friends to join the per cent or more of total amount P.-T.A. and help make the coming ot bonds, mortgages or other se­ O. C. McQUAGE, year the best in the P.-T.A. his­ Publisher curities are: None. tory. 4. That the average number of Sworn and subscribed to be- Reid Hauser was elected presi­ [ fore me this the 30th day of Sep­ $4&K copies of each issue of this pub­ dent to replace Mrs. Vernon M il­ lication sold or I distributed tember, 1948. ler, who resigned at this meeting. through the mails or otherwise, HAZEL TURNER, A letter of resignation as secre­ to paid subscribers during the Notary Public Large selection of grand single and double tary was read from Mrs. Minnie twelve months preceding the date My commisison expiràt Ju u ary Lee Garrison, and she was re­ ■hown above i« 1,900. 2», 194». ' ' breasted suits that reflect the new Fall and placed by Mrs. Ralph Smither­ man. A partial list of the various ■committees was read, and the pro- Winter Fashions in the lovliest colors . . . gram chairman presented the pro­ gram for the evening. gabardines, crepes, woolens, solids, stripes, A T T E im O N R. J. Smitherman, principal, in­ plaids. troduced the new teachers to the organization for the coming year. AUTO OWNiRS Mrs. George Apperson gave an Just received a new shipment of interesting and informative talk on her trip to Holland. She dis­ played a number of dolls made FLOOR MATS and dressed by the Dutch women. \ A ll models from 1935 up A t the close o f the meeting, re­ g d y e s freshments were served by the hospitality committee. ß c t l > : i o n

MUD AND SNOW TIRES be held at Detroit, December 6-9. Siies 16,17, and 18 The program, for junior grow­ ers from 14 to 21 years of age, stresses improved and more ef­ ficient methods of production and RADIATOR CLEANER marketing as applied to vegeta­ bles. In making the announce­ PREPARE RADIATORS NOW FOR ment, Prof. Snyder pointed out WINTER DRIVING that the contest is og particular interest to Davie county, which FREE l$100.00 FREE! annually markets vegetable crops valued at approximately $9,300. Those enrolled from this county DAVIE HACNINE are: Paul E. Koontz and Margaret Ann Cartner, both of Mocksville. t PARIS SERVICE Caocer tatercat Lag* A T AUCTIO N Nearly 13 per cent of the pres­ OF Jobbers and Distributors of Automotive Parts and ent population w ill die of cancer J. H. EIDSON’S Equipment — Maeliine Slidp Service if present death rates continue, but less than one per cent of the Phone 215 Mocksville, N . C. people in the U. S. have joined the American Cancer Society. T" 400 Affe Dairy and Grain Farm AND PERSONAL PROPERTY NOW YOU CAN LOCATED ON U. S. HARDSURFACE HIGHWAY NO. 601,8 MILES SOUTH OF YADKIN- V IL L E , N. C., 10 M ILE^ NORTH OF M OCKSVILLE, N. C., AND ABOUT 25 MILES WEST OF WINSTON-SALEM. S C i l T I TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12 TRY m STARTING A T 10:30 A. M.

This valuable farm has anew 9-room home ,oil heat, 2 baths, also a 6-room home with batii B U Y m and a new 5 M the cut with about 12 acres each. work—from soaking the clothes to damp-drying dicm. Here и all PERSONAL PROPERTY you do: Toss in the clothes, add soap, 15headof spinging heifers, 2 riding horses, 7'brood sows, 1 complete 3*unit electric milking and set the dials. When the clothes have been soaked, washed, rinsed, machine, 2 electric coolers, 1 lot of milk cans, pails and strainers, 1 grain drill, 1 New Holland and damp-dried—all-automati- T h e G E automatic hay bailer, 1 hay rake, 1*2 bottom plow, 1 disc harrow, 1 gasoline buzz saw, 1 large cally—many pieces are actually • with pneumatic tires. 1 small fariiLj£aiJer-mth_pneuiiialic-tit^. — т г т к ш ш т - dry enough to iron! Ail-Auto müîic And not only does die G-E All- Vta^lbnSeltav farm tools and equipment too numerous to mention. A ll of this equipment in first-class con­ Automatic Warner save you hours dition. of work and anendon, but it has Wub her • rsrtsbto all the features you’ve always • NoBoraniDowa wanted in an automatic washer, • TkoraWMMnf THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE FARMS IN THTE SOUTH. TERMS ON ACRE- Cm m «M l wfc I s M * A b • Toe-loadiniCeiMr • MwClotkM AGE TRACTS: 1-3 CASH, BALANCE 1 AND 2 YEARS; TERMS ON HOMESITES: 30% eiNliAL ILICftIC • nitmdWalH CASH, BALANCE 6 AND 12 MONTHS; ALL PERSONAL PROPERTY CASH. • AirtNiiticSMpDitptsMr ИОМ1 LAUNBRY laUIPM INT • WslwTtaiimtunCoatral • lto(NM6...NoeiMiiag »WaiiWdirtsw* Sanfoi^ - Mando Co. 349 75 W. IL WBR AUCTION CO., AGENTS 206 North Ubwrty Street PHONE 5275 Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone 175 Mocksville, N .C . FRroAY, OCTOBER 8,1948 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGE 3

Mr. and Mrt. C. S. Massey and Mrs. Edith Branch and little BIXBY daughter, Ann, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron James. Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Mrs. Brover Rot^rtson and The following Farmington stu­ A. Hilton Sunday were Mr. and children, of Lexington, spent Sun­ dents have left for collcge: John, Mrs. E. F. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. day evening with Mr. and Mrs. James and Burr Jr. Brock, all Robert Beauchamp and daughter, G. S. Robertson. sons of B. C. Brock; Charles Mr. and Mrs. Porter Stolces, Rob­ Mrs. Mason Martin and Mrs. James and Billy Brock for U.N.C.; ert Hilton and son. James Everhart of Winston-Sa- Harvey Harding and Sam Fur­ ches for State; Peggy Montgom­ ery W. C. U. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker en­ HOW tertained Sunday the following MILD guests: Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand' CANA Johnson, Mr. Dennis and Mr. N. CIGAIZETTE MAKE TH E M. King, Opa Lashmit and Mr, BE?, CAMEL 30-0АУ Braccy Bobbitt. . TESTANO Friday evening Mrs. R. C. you'LLjgnQw! Brown and daughter. Miss Kate, entertained at dinner, Capt. Guy Hartman of Miami Beach, Fla., Mr. William Scholtes of Winston- С т е к i s Salem, Mr. and Mrs. George Hart­ man of Mocksvile, Mr. and Mrs. NOlHMMTIRMnnON Leo Brock, Mr. and Mrs. Burr Brock, and Mrs. Nelle Lakey of Immt b iweWhf ^ d W ...a ghrm aoMuat Farmington. eoven mote surface—aad eovara it better— • Yes, in thii tcft, hundreds of men ind women than ordinary paint. imoked Camels--an average of one to mro paclcs a Mrs. J. H. Montgomery, Mrs. day—for 30 days. Each week iheir throats were ex­ Leon Foster attended the Metho­ ItNM Ih H ftagar. if yws agw* east on a amined by noted throat specialists — a toul of 2470 dist Seminar at Fair Grove yeara-betweea-repainliag bask •xaminationa—and these doctors found not one single you plenty! CM* Qf throat irriution due to smoking Cameb. Church near Thomasviile on Wed­ SOMETHING new in the world nesday o f last week. of plastics, an unbreakable com­ . . . aaala your hooM aaataat waaUiar and rwul- Mrs. John Frank Jonhson re­ pound used above in a football tant repair bUla. turned to her home in Farming­ helmet, is modeled by pretty Pat And. in addition, Lueas glvaa your hoaM ton Saturday from Boone, where Jones at the Third National Plas­ ■Ustening beauty to flU you with pride. she has been spending the summ­ tics Exposition in New York City. er with her parents, and super­ intending the building of a new The Milky Way is composed of summer home. so many stars that it appears HOCKSVIUE MIILDERS SUPPLY white. What do you know about can­ PHONE 42 MOCKSVILLE, N.C. cer? Write for free information­ R PATS TO ADVBRTI8B al booklet to your nearest Amer­ VWVWVWWVWVWWVWWWAfWWWVV\WVVWWIMWWWMVWVWVWVVWVMMWWWVWWVbVWIMAAMMWWWMAMWWVWMAWWWVWWVyMMMn ican Cancer Society office or ACS, 47 Beaver Street, New Yor^ 4, N. Y. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER RUtiROI» COIONIM АвЛШт-Швтт» jtlwfi— iiIrtinMMSM SIDIN« lem spent Sunday evening with their brother, W. T. Myert. An Wool Mr. and Mrt. Charlie Howard have moved into their new home. LEGGING SETS Bob Robertson of High Point Potttl and M W Foil thodet beautifully tailored to delight college spent the week end at home. the heart of your little girl. Priced to delight your pocketbook. Walter Barney, who had an op­ eration on hif eyes, it improving. Soma with hoods and hott. All with lippera. Martin Rros. Larry Robertson spent the s Size* 2 to 6X Depot Street MOCKSVLLE, N. C. week end with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Robertson. $1^95 to $2495

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Overalls A smoll deposit ond convenient For girls sizes 3 to 8. Red, dork green, novy, grey. weekly payments will hojd your Also Tot's sizes 1 to 3 with gripper leg selection until wanted. openings. Pink ond blue. $2.96 « a GIRLS’STORE Now Convonioncos - Amozine Fuol Economy with "FUEL-MISER" CONSTBLUCTION! TWO-PIECE CORDUROY OVERALL AND COAT SETS Ш В 1 Я Ж LIEEJiJML 'tRADE-IK" .ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE For Tots— 2 to 4 Pink and blue. r A s n a y s C. C. Sanford Sons Co. $5.95 CORNBl LIBBCTY AND THIRD STKRIS PHONET MOCKSVILLI, N G, PAGE4 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. С.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, IM S

Davie County Aalniag school on THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE Entrants In 4-H Calf Show Monday night. The homemaken Published Every Friday at Mocksville, North Carolina COLORED NEWS program presented by Mn. White, one of №e teachers i^^ By Ш Ш »А КУА1П system, was very good uid well O. C. M cQuage...... Publisher received. St. John’s A.M.E. Zion church, Mrs. Georgia Mebane of Clem­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Rev. N. V. Jones, pastor, began a mons, Miss Fannie Brown and 12.00 Per Year Inside of Davie County— $2.50 Per Year week of revival services with the Howard MiUer ot Washington. D. homecoming day service Sunday. Outaide of Davie County. C., were guesto ot Mrs. Mildred Rev. R. Carter of Columbus, Ohio, S. Brooks Sunday. aided the pastor in giving world­ wide communion. Miss Ivinell Gaither, a teacher Entered at tlie Post Office at Moclcsville, N. C., as Second in the Forsyth county schools, vis­ Class Matter Under Act of Congress of March 8, 1879 Progress is being made on the ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Baptist parsonage. Israel Gaither, last Sunday and The regular monthly meeting attended the homecoming day of the P.-T.A. was held at the services.

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THE ROTARY CLUB WINTER IS JUST AROUND What is a Rotary club? Perhaps many people ponder that question, knowing nothing more except that it meets THECORNER each Tuesday at a luncheon and enjoys a program. Of Pictured above are the 4-H boys chosen champion in the showman­ MiUer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ver­ ■nd girl« with their dairy calves ship contest. non MiUer, R. 2, MocksviUe, won course results of the local club’s projects are apparent to at the calf show recently held at We wish to thank the tollowing second place in the Holstein fit­ Now Is the Time to Your Winter Coal everyone, but the real objectives and purpose of Rotary the Masonic picnic ground, in business firms and professional ting contest at Lexington. While Yon Can Biqr should be familiar to everyone in the community. Mocksville. Read left to right; workers for their contributions in Rotary clubs are made up of business and professional R. C. Dyson, R.. 1; Katherine support of the local show: men who aare interested in giving helpful service to the com­ Neely, R. 2; Harold Seats, R. 2; Dr. C. W. Young, Rankin-San­ GOOD COAL munity and in forming new friendships. The clubs are all Bobbie Furches, R. 2; Olena ford Implement Co., Martin CORNATZER a part ot Rotary IntematiOtoal, which has its central office Groce, R. 1, Cana; Odell Boger. Brothers, Western Auto Associate We Have A Complete Line of High Grade Coal R. 2; Peggy Brown, R. 1; Bayn* Store, MocksvUle Flour MUIs, Mrs. Ray Potto and Miss Eva In Chicato. MiUer. R. 2; J. C. Hutchens, R. 2; Sanford-Mando, Davie Furniture Potto spent Sunday with Mr. and m u P. Harris, a Chicago lawyer .founded the first Ro­ Mrs. Travis Carter ot Fork. Don’t w ait ontU the wiirfer hhiilB bcgfai to Geraldine Boger, R. 3; Lester Co., MocksviUe Hardware Co., tary club In Chicago on Vebruary 23,1909. Four buslness- blow, but phone your orden in now while die Blackwelder, R. 2; Harold Motes, C. C. Sanford & Sons Co., Shutt Helm Frye and Barbara Potto nPMiB w v ^900 pranpi ucuvOTj cm pv nen attended the meeting.' Harris proposed the name Ro­ R. 4; Lester Blackwelder is shown It Bowden Firestone Store, Smith- spmt the week end with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wall of Clemmons. made. tary because It was planned that the members should meet with the calf belonging to R. C. Dwiggins Motor Co., Daniel Fur­ In tunr or In rotatk» at their placet of business. Since that Dyson. niture Co., Green Mlling Co., Fos­ Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Moore ot time many clubs have q>rung up througlMut the world., ter ft Hupp Feed Mill. Spencer spent Sunday with J. T. In t)w local show Peggy Brown, Carter and family. Rotary clidM encourage good citiaenship and frtendU- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. The club members won four nets among members. Rotarians are urged to serve their Brown, R. 1, MocksviUe. won the blue ribbons, six red ribbons and Jim McDaniel is on the sisk list. Mocksville Ice & Fuel Co. oommunity by keeping high atandards in their businesses titUng contwt and Katherine Nee­ two white ribbons at the district Mrs. BiU Jones and Mrs. Law­ and profBMlona« ly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. show at Lexington, where 290 rence Williams made a business Phone lie Mocksfilt,N.t. anirnals were exhibited. Bayne trip to StotesvUle Friday. This week the District Qovemor lauded the progress of S. Neely, R. 3, MocksviUe, was ^WVWSAnAñAñAAMWVWMWIfWinñAnññWVVMMWMMVIñftñññ/ the kKal club in carrying out the objectives of Rotary in this community. Blbcksvllle‘is proud of Its Rotary club, but what’s more important the Rotary club is proud of ARE YOU READY FOR GOLD DAYS? Mocksville.

THE 1ATCEE8 ActtonI Youth! They’re practically the same. Young men have always burned with enthusiasm, glowed with de­ BUY NOW- sire to achieve, hehl high the flying banner of idealism. In 1915 in St. Louis the young men formed an organization that gave to young men as a group a voice that they had WIIIU АИРЦ STOCK IS AVARABU never had. This organization gave them immediate ex- pressk>n that said “This city is yours—what are yoii going to do about it?’’ Here was the organization that would teach them leadership and responsibility. There a little group of young men filled that lack. From them came the United States Junior Chamber of Com­ merce in 1020. It is still the only group of its kind in the world, the only one in which a- young fellow, unknown, can rise to the height of leaidership, achieve fame and wisdom doing what he can to improve the community, state and nation in which he lives. Today it is a major force in Amer­ ican life. More than 140,000 young men are at work on its projects. The movement has rapidly overflowed national bound­ aries. Every country from Canada to Venesnela boasts of *‘Young Men at Work” in á Junior Chamber. A world-wide organisatkm and headquarters was estaUished In Panama, ёят лорл, щ т tm m m Mach 1946, called Júnior Chamber Intematkmal. The Junk>r Chamber Intcmattonal became an orguilsation in WARM MORNING WARM MORNING W

and Mrs.| Arnold Chaplin and Carol of Cornatzer. MOCKS Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown ol BiinriTTiprfipH visited Mrs. Brown’s Rev. and Mrs. James TrolUn- grandmother, Mrs. W. J. Jones, ger of Cleveland spent Friday Sunday. wight with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. BiU Davis and Jones. children ot Clemmons spent Sun- Mr. and Mrs. George Lanning day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. ot near Winston-Salem spent W. N. Myers. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Mr. and Mrs. John Evans and Carter. Mary AnnI of Winston-Salem, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Hilton and spent the week end with Mrs. O. children spent Saturday afternoon F. Jones. in MQcksviUe shopping. | Mrs. O. F. Jones spent Friday | afternoon in Winston-Salw. I Mrs. Viola LookabUl of Lexing­ PIGS FOR SALS-Poland-China- ton tf^nt the week end with Mrs. Berkshire стам. Ten dollars at J. W. Beauchamp. tight weeks old. WUl be eight Mr. aad Mra. L. B. OrrtU had watk* old Oct. 20 .Write me ■ «■ Sunday gUMto Mr. and MVs. rárd If you want one. L. L. Mil­ nayi Muady and diU dm ot ler, MocksvUte, B. г 10-t-2te rwk, Mr. and Mrik Mav* Orttll iait' (M i M « ^ Bdtimoce^ Mr. Iff P A V i m PAGE4 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1848

Davie County Tndning achool < » THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE EntrantH In 4-H Calf Show Monday night. Th« honicmakera Pttbliehed Every Frkbiy at Mocksville, N ^ b Carplint COLORED NEWS program presented by Mrs. White, oiie of the teacheii in oiv scHMr By AMANDA EVANS system, was v e ry good ^ w ell O. C. McQuage ...... Publisher received. St. John’s A.M .E. Zion church. Mrs. Georgia Mebane of Clem­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Rev. N. V. Jones, pastor, began a mons, Miss Fannie B rown and week of revival services with the $2.00 Per Year Inside of Davie County— $2.50 Per Year Howard BUlIer of Washington, D. homecoming day service Sunday. C., were guests of Idrs. Mildred Outside of Davie County. Rev. R. Carter of Columbus, Ohio, S. Brooks Sunday. aided the pastor in giving world­ Miss Ivinell Gaither, a teacher wide communion. Entered at the Post OiBce at Mocksville, N. C., as Second in the Forsyth county schools, vis­ Class BSatter Under Act of Congress of March 8, 1879 Progress is being made on the ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Baptist parsonage. Israel Gaither, last Sunday and The regular monthly meeting attended the homecoming day of the P.-T.A. was held at ttie services.

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THE ROTARY CLUB WINTER IS JUST AROUND What is a Rotary Club? Perhaps many people ponder that question, knowing nothing more except that it meets THECORNER each Tuesday at a luncheon and enjoys a program- Of Pictured above are the 4-H boya chosen champion in the showman, MiUer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ver­ course results of the local club’s projects are apparent to and girl* with their dairy calves ship contest. non Miller, R. 2, Mocksville, won at the calf ihow recently held at We wish to thank the following second place in the Holstein fit­ Now b the Time to Buy Your Winter Coal everyone, but the real objectives and purpose of Rotary the Masonic picnic ground, in business firms and professional ting contest at Lexington. While Yon Can Buy should be familiar to everyone in the community. Mocksville. Read left to right: workers for their contributions in Rotary clubs are made up of business and professional R. C. Dyson, R.. 1; Katherine support of the local show: men who atre interested in giving helpful service to tbe com­ Neeiy. R. 2; Harold Seats, R. 2; Dr. C. W. Young, Rankin-San- GOOD COAL munity and In forming new friendships. The clubs are all Bobbie Furches, R. 2; Olena ford Implement Co., Martin CORNATZER a part of Rotary Intematiottial, which has its central office Groce, R. 1. Cana; Odell Boger, Brothers, Western Auto Associate We Have A Complele Line of High Grade Coal R. 3; Peggy Brown, R. 1; Baynt Store. Mocksville Flour Mills, Mrs. Ray Potts and liliss Eva In Chlcaflo. Potts spent Sunday with Mr. and MiUer, R. 2; J. C. Hutchens, R. 2; Sanford-Mando, Davie Furniture HiU P. Harris, a Chicago lawyer ,founded the first Ro­ Mrs. Travis Carter of Fork. Don’t wait nnlU the whrter Marts hefin to Geraldine Boger, R. 3; Lester Co., M ocksville Hardware Co., tary club In Chkago on February 23,1908. Four busines»- Helen Frye and Barbara Potts blow, but phone yoor ofdcis fai now whUe tfie BUckwelder, R. 2; Harold Motes, C. C. Sanford ft Sons Co., Shutt spent the week end with Mr. and roads are good ja d fran p l delhreiy can bo men attended the meeting.' Harris propowd the name Ro­ R;. 4; Letter Blackwelder is shown Sc Bowden Firestone Store, Smith- Mrs. C. W. Wall of Clemmons. tary because It waa planned that the members should meet with the calf belongiog to R. C. Dwiggins Motor Co., Daniel Fur­ in tunr or in lotatk» at their placet of buslne«. Since that Dyaon. niture Co., Green Mlling Co., Fos­ BIr. and Mrs. Johnny Moore ot Spencer spent Sunday with J. T. time many cluba have qm m g up throug^ut the world.. ter h Hupp Feed Mill. In the local A ow Peggy Brown, Carter and family. Rotary clubs encourage good citiienahip and friendli­ daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. H. W. The club members won four Jim M cDaniel is on the sicdc list. ness a n m g members. Rotarians are urged to serve their Brown, R. 1, Mocksvllte, won th* blue ribbons, six red ribbons and Mocksville Ice 6* Fuel Co. conununity by keeping high standards in their businesses fitting contest and Katherint Nee­ two white ribbons at the district Mrs. BiU Jones and Mrs. U w . and professions« ly, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. B. show at Lexington, where 290 rence W illiam s made a business Phone 118 M ock svile,N .t. TMs week the District Governor lauded the progress of & Neely, R. 2, MocksviUe, was animals were exhibited. Bayne trip to StatesvUle Friday. the k)cal club In carrying out the objectives of Rotary in this community. Mocksville‘is proud of Its Rotary club, but what’s more Important the Rotary club is proud of ARE TOU READY FOR COLD DAYS? Mocksville.

THE JATCEES ActionI Youth! They’re practically the same. Young men have always burned with enthusiasm, glowed with de­ BUY NOW- sire to achieve, held high the flying banner of idealism. In 1915 in St. Louis the young men formed an organization that gave to yoimg men as a group a voice that they had WMLE AHPU STOCK IS AVAILABU never had. This organization gave them immediate ex­ pression that said “This city is yours—what are yoii going to do about it?’’ Here was the organlzalion that would teach them leadership and responsibility. There a little group of young men filled that lack. From them came the United States Jtmlor Chamber of Com­ merce in 1920. It is still the only group of its kind in the world, the only one in which a young fellow, unknown, can rise to the height of leaidership, achieve fame snd wisdom doing what he can to improve the community, state and natkm In which he lives. Today It is a major force In Amer­ ican life. More than 140,000 young men are at work on its projects. The movement has rapidly overltowed natkmal bound- ark«. Every country from Canada to Venesuela boasts of “Young Men at Work’* in á Junior Chamber. A world-wide organisation and headquarters was estabUshed in Раз^шта. Mach 1946, called Jüntor Chamber Intematkmal. The WARM MORNING Juntor Chamber Intemattonal became an otfsnlsation in WARM MORNING WARM MORNING Dallas in February, 1947, when representatives from 10 IM FOUND SIZE ' 75 FOUND SUE national Junior Chambers adcqpted a constitution- CANNEI Yet the full development has jiist begun. So sound Is IM FOUND SIZE 3 9 * 0 the Utea of young men in civic sevice that natioDality, race, 6 9 * * 59** location mean nothing. The Jaycee Idea Is p

and Mrs.| Arnold Chaplin and Carol of Cornatzer. j - | 4 | Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown ol MOCKS k. -1 . .J _ iiUiiimBffiBlii viaimd Mrs. Bitiwh t Rev. and Mrs. James Trollin- grandmother, Mrs. W. J. Jones, 1 ^ ger of Cleveland spent Friday Sunday. ^ ^ k night with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. BiU Davis and Jones. children of Clemmons spent Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. George l^anning day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. b ot near Winston-Salem spent W. N. Myers. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Mr. and Mrs. John Evans and “See The Fire Bum Mary Annl of Winston-Salem, GLASSCOCK Carter. Large front door enables you to ' Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Hilton and spent the week end with Mrs. O. bum coal or wood. Cooking sur- The ever popular Laundry Heater, GLASSCOCK children spent Saturday afternoon F. Jones. face on top. OriUed door so that to various sizes, with or without in MQcksviUe shopping. | DUO THERM you can watch the Are burn.-" coils. WOOD BURNER Mrs. O. F. Jones spent Friday] Waahingidn Fkugal afternoon in Winston-Satom,;; | 2 9 9 5 1 2 9 5 I 4 M »P OIL BURNERS Mrs. Viola LookabUl ot PIGS FOR SALS-Pidand-Chim- ton 4 ^ n t Ote week end with Mrs. Berkshire croas. Ten dollars at J. W. Beauchamp. •ight weeks oUL WUl be eight M r. and Mrs- L . B. О ггЛ ! had week! old Oct 20 -Write me a Ш Sunday guMta Mr. «id Mb. card It you want one. L. L. MU- riteyd Muady and diUdm ot 1er, MoeksvUte, Ж. L 10-S-2tn iiärk. Mr. «ad Mrs. itev* Om U r a ^ 7 2 «4ÜI ТВЖ SQ U A R r» MOCKSVlLLBs N. C. fl Mttmen, Mr. H Р Д П М FRIDAY, ОСТОВЕЖ 8,1948 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. С.) ENTEIPRISE РАСНБ5 Couple Celebrate Minbten* AsMdatioii Methodist Appn^entt Personals-Clubs Golden Wedding Spomon Kc^istnitkm Announced For Davie - Mr. and Mrs.- George Ambrose Book for Newcoiters The Western North Carolina Sheets celebrated their golden Methodist coaferenee made the SEE SANFORD’S Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reavis High Point visiting Mr. and Mrs. The Minfsten' AssodatioR is wedding anniversary, Sunday, following appointments fnyolving And Miss Edith Hoots spent Sun­ Dclbcr\ Clodfcltcr. sponsoring a registration book for' October 3, at théir home on Route Davie County ministen in a aA|- day in Morganton visiting Mr. Bryan Sell and Rufus Sanford newcomen who move to Mocks* 3, with :a dinner for meinben o f ston last rlday at High Point: and Mrs. Wallace Wright. spent the week end in Myrtle ville. This suggestion was made For Men’s Wear the family and close friends. A Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Beach. by Mra. E. P. Bradley and Dr. S. Rev. R. M. Hardee was retunied J. S. Haire were Mr. and Mrs. three-tiered wedding cake deco­ Mrs. Prentice Campbell return­ B. H all donated the book for this to the MocksviUe Methodist Johnny Haire of Washington, Mr. rated with golden leaves and top­ We Feature the F o llo ^ g Nationally ed home Sunday from Clayton purpose. church; Rev. J. B; Fitzgerald and and Mrs. Herbert Haire of ped with a miniature bride and where she had spent a few days This book h u been tdaced in Rev. F. R. Loflin to their respec­ Advertised Lines:. Greensboro, and Miss Sarah Haire groom centered the table. with her mother, Mrs. Ida Barnes. the Duke Power office, and Mr. tive circuit charges. Rev. Ffed of Mt. Ulla. Mr. and Mn. Sheets were mar­ Miss Jo Cooley attended the and M n. Lee Lyerly have agreed Shinn o f Randleman succeeds W. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Allred and ried in Davidson county in 1898. GRIFFON and SEW ELL SUITS cosmetologist Beauty convention to remind all newcomen to reg­ A. Jenkins of Cooleemee, who re­ ЛОП, Louis, of Mt. Airy were Sun­ Mrs. Sheets was-the former Miss in Asheville last week. ister when they are in the office. tired. Rev. J. S. Folger of Fi^.i. day guests of Miss Inez Naylor. Ella Nance, daughter o f Mr. and Miss Frances Collette, a stu­ Each person who registers is re­ ington went to the Watauga cir­ DOBBS, ADAM S and ETCHISON HATS Mrs. F. A. Arndt of Catawba Mra. Emsley Nance of Davidson dent of Salem CoUege, spent the quested to give their old and new cuit, with Rev. John Oakley suc­ jpent a few days last week with county. week end with her parents, Mr. address, also thetr church prefer­ Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Arndt. ceeding Rev. Folger. Rev. H. R. and Mrs. J. C. Collette. Mr. and Mrs. Sheets have five ence. Miss Daisy Holthouser has GRIFFON and PLYM OUTH TOPCOAT Dr. and Mrs. L. P. Martin leave Jordan of Advance went to Mid­ Mrs.'Dewey Conrad of Gasto­ children, Roy and George of Win> also volunteered to send new­ Sunday for Chicago to attend the way, and is succeeded by Re\TR. nia visited Mrs. Haroldl Shank ston-Salem, Gray o f Route 3, comers who come in the post of­ American Academy of Eye, Ear, J. Starling, fo m eriy of Watauga. STAR BRAND SHOES and family Sunday. Carlie of New Orleans and M n. fice down to the Duke Power of­ }}ose and Throat Doctors. They Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smithwyck Mate J. Lyerly of Salisbury, sev­ fice to register or either she will -will, be gone a week attending of Statesville were Sunday guests en grandchildren and three great­ take the necessary information ting acquainted with the new- ARROW AND WINGS SHIRTS this national convention. of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wilfong. grandchildren. and register for them. The min­ comers sooner, and that there w ill Mrs. O. D. Murray of Catawba J. K. Sheek, Sr., Jim Thompson isters’ association thinks that this be no delay in welcoming them «pent the week end with Mr. and HANES, WINGS and TEXTRON UNDER- and Bill Wilfong attended the book w ill be a great help in get- into the church o f th«Jr choice. Ulrs. M. H. Murray. Boles-Wallace Catawba and High Point game at , W EAR and PAJAM AS ' Fred Long, Sr., attended the ^VVVVWm«mWWVWVVVWVWVWVVIAnMWMVVWVWWAWVVVM Salisbury Saturday niglit. Announcement North and South Carolina Poultry cjcpoalition in Asheville last week. Mr. and M n. D. J. Mando and M in Clbyce Madeline Boles h e- A ^O W AND CHENEY TIES M in Daisy Mae Irvia. student Jane spent the week end in Rural came the bridé of John Thomas AUCTION SALE at Wake Forest, spent the week HaU with Mrs. Mando’s parents, Walace at the home ot J. H. Groce, •ltd with her porenta, Mr. aad Mr. and M n. R. J. Ledford. officiating minister, September 28. Varietsr of HoutehoM ForaishiiigB mCKOK BELTS AND ACCESSORIES M n. L. L. Irvin. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wilfong at­ Mrs. Wallace is the dsu^ter W. C. Murph of llalrigh ^ e a t tended the dlaaer district meet- of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Boles a t M a ffiiig : JOHN B. STRATFORD and SPRINGFOOT ing of locker operaton in the Sky Route 2. Mr. Wallace is the soa the week md with hi* famlljr. SOCKS Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thompeon Club room at Reynolds airport of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wallace ot Hptpoiiit DehottRaiife, Lu ge Cod CimhtMr, Monday. Route a. The couple are makiag atteoded the birthday dlaaer ot Chairs, AnliqiieB, inchtding Chest trf D fswcn, Mrs. J. M. Swlcegeod ia Saliabury, Clarence Grant left Sunday to their home with the bridegroom’s GRIFFON and HUBBARD SLACKS fluadajr. attend the poultry show in Atlan­ parents. MarUe Tap TiiUe, Ete. ta, where he has an exhibit, and M n. T. L. Juaker ipeat Friday WiU be away for a wtek. R rA T C TO A B T n m iB SMOOTHIE and LA M B K N IT SWEATERS la Charlotte visUlag her mother, Many Other Itema—Ahw Wheelhairaw aai Mr*. I . W. Flowert, at Presby­ terian hoapital, who ia recuperat- Bridge Party Held O ttc rT o o li GOLDIN FLEECE LEATHER JACKETS чЩшм к иw w м w 9kw ю lag from a recent operatloa. At Rowland Home Mr. and Mra. Gleaa BoUek and MRS. HAL SHANK Mr. and Mn. T. C. Bolick Ы Maid­ Mrs. George Rowland and Mrs. For the Bait in Men’s Wear at ReaaonaUa en, were Sunday gueits of Mr. Gordon Tomlinson entertained at n s a m r m Pricet Come to Sanfoid’i and Mrs. Webb Murray. six tables ot bridge at M n. Row­ Mr. and Mrs. Jefl CaudeU spent land’s home on Saturday evening, SATURDAY, OaOBER 9,1948 Sunday in St. Paul visiting rela­ October 2. Miss Ossie Allison was tives. high scorer for the evening, with 2HM P. M. Mr. and Mn. R. S. McNeiU at­ Mrs. George Shutt, second high. С С 5AMFQRD5GM5C9 tended the funeral of Mr. Mc­ Mrs. Hoy Poston won the travel Eaicraaa >adl* emmlA Neill’s aunt in Fayetteville Tues, prize and bingo went to Miss Dor­ Oaly B isei ea 873 N. Main St. MocksviUe day. othy Anderson. old аш1и ilMai aa P O R C r Mn. Paul Hendricks-and Cor­ aleaehLOWPIlCESt Ga«aia The home was beautifully dec­ ЩШЁ 0ШЛ - see aad hear for yaarsalf. nelia, and Mn. T. C. Frye and orated with mixed-cut fall flow ­ I I ' ' ‘ 1 ' ' <) 1 Л < . -1 fl , , (, , с 1T чТ nT t чТ - t чТ ,т t t ▼ T ▼ л. >У|'а 'Vi' Â ж. i..л' А >У(.<У( 'а Ж л". Ж ЛА ; Л. ж А А. ). о >у‘а д ’V ’U9 ж Opal attended the fair at Winston ers, and a dessert course was Wednesday. served to Mesdames W. L. Moore, M n. R. M.' Hardee and Esten Hoy Po«.ton, D. C. Rankin, W. J. ATTENTION MEN! spent Wednesday of last week in Wilfong, Curtis Price, Jim Frye, Leslie Daniel, George Shutt, Joe Patner, Bryan Sell, Edgar Dick­ PriM css Theatre inson, Clarence Hartman, Wood­ row Wilson, M. H. Murray, Mar­ NOW s a o w m o BMM)ELS47 garet A. LeGrand, George Mason, Jack Cansa ia^Afril Sfcewwsf Charles Farthing, J. A. Craven, ^вя^lm4C■DCamмЛ 8АТ1ПОАТ. OCT. • 4ГМ. TkM al мек fMlotM at AWm Lash La Sae la "Mais to Jr., Beale Smith, Jr., and Misses i Рмамим Мчм! Diaaaii« SpMk« City” wllk Al W m v M. -• ««is t beikJe Saa»LMa Аамои Dorothy Anderson, Ossie AUlson, -sustraía Pitl-AlMMtk Leslie’s Men’s Shop MON. ft TVU.. OCT. U -U Janie Martin and Mary and Jane С—iwl-all lliiii *si Hjri inkiaisi Oaaa Aadrews la' roe^t Wat. kilbsheHwBslwT eta” wtlbJsaa Pstais Jk Cea- McGuire. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8 Uts FUMsCaaeer More than 45,000.000 pteces ot w Uterature were distributed by the 1 COME IN AND SEE OUR SEIKTION OF NATIONAUY ADVERTISED т п ш ш . ft n u . OCT. t«-u 4 .1 Mark Meveas f t U s t o « WM. auuk ia "Ike MimI «МП No NaaM” with Uayd Néiaa ft Barkan Uwfaaee IM Caaser Offoata Made MERCHANDISE WHICH INCLUDES: СОМШО ATlBACnONS "A rereiga AflUr” «Walls orleriskef* M art youndl in th* minmr “Tsnaa ft Ike Blei II NELSON PAIGE SHIRTS “Fuller Brask Maa" cancer research f#om the Ameri­ w i t f i t h i s can Cancer society. VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO JARMAN SHOES BUY AND GIN YOUR COTTON MODEL 560 ESOUIRESOCKS -, SMAllESTEMEKSON i StU-fomered ГвПтЫт. IN OUR MODERN Onl)T(Uia.widt-lwl p o w t r fd - M i4 ■ тшпЛ NEW COTTON GIN ui... Ы Io m ! М а гм а P laN it DIGBY TROUSERS Cibiatt with Nsrdr car. nias Шар. Y m U carry к widi BiUa and ■им wbatavar jraa ga. ewaàly . BOTANY TIES 19S AND OTHER NEW STKK ARRIV­ fktte era new VoMMt______#sr m e n sed sssty ^iws. ING DAILY

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Davie County Entries trom IS counties have been re­ Over $2,000 in premium awarda of sericea. The area planted to CANDIDATES FOE РПШШШГГ ^ ported and that number is ex­ w ill be given on the basis o f blue, thia crop is extremely steep and NEWS OF FARM И А П Т ТШЛМВГ (Demeerat)¡i In Junior Dairy Sohw pected to increase thia week. red, and white ribbona in Hol­ this deep rooted plant h u done a (1) Urged OongzesB to enact redéridílaws to force South* Ijexlngton.—Over 325 entries The dairy animals, which will stein, Guernsey,' Jersey and Ayr­ CONSERVATION good job of protecting the land. em states to elimínete ait seftvgation. in hotels, res* from 26 countics are expected to be only the red and blue ribbon shire classes. Fitting and show­ By ROWAKD t. Wn.UA!m Bream were delivered last tuiants and schaols». In^. officEKandifkctoiles attd on manship awards w ill also be busses and tralnl. compete in the sixth annual Cen­ winners from county eliminations, Clyde Naylor, near Davis week for stocking thé fish ponds made. (2f Advocates repeal o f liabor Law. tral Piedmont Junior Dairy show are to be judged on the Danish school, was recently assisted by of Hul>ert. Carter, F. V. Gobble, Pre-show events w ill include an TOM DBWEX (Bepuiilican)) to be held at the Maegeo farms system by D. W. Colvard, dean of the Middle Yadkin Soil Conser­ Avery Mundy, W. D. Reavis and here on October 1, according to a the State college animal industry address by D. S. Weaver, assistant Charlie Ward. (1) Placed upon New York State an.anti-segregation law vation district in planning a com­ O______worse thaa that which Hasry Truman advocates. department, and T. S. Cooley, director of the North Carolina ex­ representative of Coble Dairy plete soil and water conservation (2) Took the lead in.opposing,Southern.gpvernors when Products, sponsors of the event. manager of the Klondilce farms tension service, on Thursday program for his farm. Mr. Naylor A meter is more than a yard in they sought to remove the discrimination in freight length. Already a total of 314 entries of Elkin. night, preceded by a fish fry on has several acrcs of eroded land rates which gives an. unfair advantage to Northern the show grounds. On Thursday that he plans to plant to pines. shippers.. afternoon a district representative Being a sawmill man, he real­ HCNRT WALLACE (Pto|^esBÍve)^ CIVIC-MINDED Get ready to for the state dairy production izes the timber situation in Davie (1) Favors forcing, the South to eliminate all segrega- That’s the man in your V. S. gation laws. demonstration contest w ill be se­ county is very serious. He said, Army and U. S. Air Force re- lected. eraitlng station. He takes an (2) A friend of Russia and the Communists. “1 can hardly fir.d any timber interest in your coBuaiinlty. CUT FIREWOOD worth cutting any more.” With He wants to make himself STR09T THURMOND (Sbrtes’ Rigiitb Democrat) (1> Stands for segregation, of the races and the' racüü soil conservtaion payments of $4 more nselul as a cltiien and as a resident of yonr commun­ integrity of each race;, the constitutional right to per acre next year, many farmers ity. Yes, and he brings this same attitude of helpfulness to choose one's associates; to accept, private employ­ MAKE FENCE POSTS FOUR CORNERS should plant their idle acres to his work in the recmiting sta­ ment without governmental interference, and to young trees. tion. There this qualified earn one’s living in any lawful way. Mr. and Mrs. Henry VanHoy representative of the largest— (2): Resents the manner in which Southern delegates to Rol)ert Beck, Paul Jones, Clyde and most Important—businesa were luncheon guests of lilr. and In the world helps young imen the Philadelphia Convention were reviled and inatdt> Mrs. W. L. Dixon Sunday. Naylor, M, A. Boger, W. V. Gob­ in chooslBjr a wortliwliileworthwhile ca­ etf.. ble and D. S. Ratledge had tcr- reer. Talk to him yourself, (3) Seeks to regain for the Democrats of the SOuth a Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ratledge abont your MrtnershlB with of Charlotte were week end races staked on their farms last Ilacle Sam. Get the fnll story voice in political affairs which has been lost through week. from him at yonr IT. S. Amy the catering of Northern Democrats to mihoritjr guests of the A. C. Ratledge fam­ and V. S. Air Force recmiting groups. Feels that the South should never again per­ ily. N. B. Dyson of the Center com­ staUon. It’s at 242 Fostoffiee Bldg., Winston-Salem, N. C. mit itself to be regarded as “in tlie Img-” Mrs. Arleth Layman and chil­ munity recently mowed his field STATES’ RIGHTS DEMCX3RATIC РАНИГ dren shopped in Winston-Salem last week. The revival meeting at Court­ ney Cross Roads Baptist church is in progerss this week. Mrs. Vasti Baity has returned home on Route 2 after spending several weeks with her children and relatives in High Point, Win­ ston-Salem and Greensboro. Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Shelton of . • Rere’i • ge«d wajr !• Winston-Salem spent Sunday I w e ttaM iH wM ver etha* with his mother, Mrs. E. J. Shel­ ' fam week ie ila ^ la е м ton. im f у ш ею eat • kaga Mr. and Mrs. Manus Welbom and family o f Winston-Salem vis­ r - » ~ T "— —J peatawitkthienig|MlfMli ited her father, G. T. Baity, Sun­ U l l i fe f Аи1 CMMMImI СЧЦИщ BWIIWWM Wmw a a о day. 1er jrear ея т aee ее la иП .

We'd like ta alMW yea kaw ^aiekly tkie eaw Wstak "Oaager SIgitf» attecfcee la Да Feed T re d e r. . . a a l k a ir aaeiijr U lifto ksr Hydraalle №oek CMrtiel far fÉel tnuMyert Persistent indigestion is one of ilg iit iaia (ka waadlat Ikea y n la irer tt Jaat a i the “seven danger signs" of can­ awUjr, tfM k d t ti^ to a e a a lM M lic a lljr. . . aa lia ia g cer. Write your nearest Ameri­ a r aeeM . . . aad jroa’ia leadjr la штаг. We м у can Cancer Society office or ACS, Ша ie tke kesi, вма1 eeeaeadcel мпг e a ttt aa Да 47 Beaver Street, New York City, ■Murket See oa aaea. for booklet on how to guard agaiMt cancer. r*rdRjrdra«lleTMSch CoMlMldMatt. WiNaea’a Caaccr OccUaaa GeneiM parte aad mart MrviN ОЯ aU r«rd frac- Although the over-all cancer tors aad Daarkora Гапа death rate continues to rise, the Equipaieat American Cancer Society points h iiln th n , Nertera Imfk t ferti oed flMvice out, there is now a slight decline in the women’s death rate when Davie Tractor 6* implement Company adjustments are made for an H. L. GOBBLE, Owner aging population. R. F. D. 4 . Salisbury Road Phone 310 — Nifht 13F40 A lunation is the term applied MockfvUle. N. C. to a complete revolution of the moon. WWWWWWWWWWVWWWWWVWWWWWVWWIIMIIIWIIIMIMWIMIIIIb

He'» there with some fin# exhibits, too . . . for he hat produced another bumper crop for a hungry world.

Not only groins, vegetables, ond fruit* . . . but prize-wInnJng poultry and livasteciu Of the South's six-billion-dollor form income, over 37% comes from livestock and their products. In the livestock industry, porticuloriy, the former is making business-like use of electricity to cut down labor, lessen risk, and increose profit. ^ The Duke Power Company . . . one of the notion's pioneers in rural electrification . . . is answering farm colls fostw today than ever before. Every day our Form Speciolists direct new farm users in making electricity cut down time, toil, and loss. They hove personally co-operoted with mony of the young farmers whose cows, calves, and pigs ore being shown ot foir* all through the Piedmont this yeor.

Let's Meet the Fomier ot the Fair. . . ond show our apprecia­ tion for the wonderful ¡ob he has done. Visit the fonn exhibits, ond get ocquatnted with Piedmont Citizen No. 1 . . . Tho Former. DUK POWER COMPANY /íkdm €m ¿ Cm itátsm L FRroAY, OCTOBEB S, 1M8 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPBISE PAGE 7

Don’t Neglect C M gla Cancer F M is InadeqnBte AN OIDINANCB RBOVLATINO t'S ' . Persistent hoarsness, an unex­ There was onljr $16,219,000 THE OPERATION OP TAXI­ TRAOl plained continued cough or diffi­ available from private and public CABS IN THE Crnr OP culty in swallowing is one of the sources for cancer research last MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAR- “ tfaiigér Siens’' of -cancer. A phy­ year. Tlii&~an)ount3 to less than _,.OIilNA...... sician should be consulted. $30 per known case. BE IT RESOLVED by the Com­ missioners of the City of Mocks­ viUe, North Carolina, in regular NOTICE TO CREDTIORS W AN T ADS— meeting assembled: Grins at Chargtt What We Don’t Know & What We Do Know Having qualified as Adminis­ FARMS AND HOMES ROBERT S. M cNEILL SECTION I. That from and trator upon the estate of C. G. Near Liberty Church— 5-room We don’t know who the next President will be, Tru­ man, Dewey, Thurmond or Wallace. We don’Um ow after the 15th day of October, Woodniff, deceased, notice is home, lights, running water, new­ Attorney at Law what the weather will be for the next twelve months. 1948, A.D., it shall be unlawful for hereby given to all persons hold­ ly decorated in and out. This any person, firm or corporation to ing claims against the estate of Offices 8-10 Sanford- BUT W E DO KNOW that if you get your insurance house recently built and has over operate, or cause to be operated Mando Building through us you will have as good Insurance as money said deceased to present the same, 1 acre of land. Also included, 1 will buy. on any street or public thorough­ properly verified, to the under­ electric range, 1 laundry heater, Mocksville, N. C. fare within the corporate limits signed on or before the 22nd. day and some new materials. This of the City of Mocksville, any Telephone PENRY MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY of September, 1949, or this notice property must be sold at once. taxica\> or othe^r passenger motor Box 533 — Over Bank Of Davie — Phone 220 w ill be plead in bar of recovery. The price is $3,785. (Tem porary) 272-J vehicle for hire, unless such per­ MOCKSVILLE, N. C. A ll persons indebted to said es­ A modern farm home only 4% son, firm or corporation has some tate w ill please call oii the under­ miles out; 64% acres and good out­ fixed or established headquarters signed and make prompt settle­ buildings for only $6,300. Terms. where service calls can be re­ ment DAVIE REALTY AGENCY OR. McINTOSH ceived and responded to. This September 22, 1948. Phone 220 Mocksville, N. C. HEDRICK Sm ilC Til TESTED SECTION II. All persons, firms T. B. WOODRUFF OPTOMETRIST 4S6 N. Trade StiM l eOlCRETE ILOCRS or corporations operating taxi­ Administrator of C. G. Woodruff, AMBITIOUS HOUSEWIFE—For Whisten-Saiem, N. O. cabs or other passenger motor ve­ deceased. special work in Mocksville and hicles for hire shall provide them­ By: A. T. GRANT, Attorney. ■ave T t w R y t w h s a surrounding territory. No can­ R ia ia t iy 100% VinRATED selves with suitable and adequate ORGANIZER for the Communist 9-24-et vassing. Use of car necessary. •nd premises for the parking and sto­ Party in Pittsburg, Pa., Steve B№H TCMfRRATURE Nelson grins as he reads in The Adjust this work to your home rage of all cabs or other niotor FRESH COFFER ground to your STEAM CURED Daily Worker that the House Un- responsibilities. $10 per day earn­ i^hicles so operated by them, and method of making. Davie-D-Lite Whccb Aligned • ings. For personal interview it shall be unlawful, from and af­ American Activities Committee .48. and H ft F .39. Also loose By the m a t ALSO write Glenn S. Trask, Box 12, ter the 15th day of October, 1048, had charged him with espionage. ground. .30 per pound. Get it Mocksville Enterprise 10-8-2tp ROBIE NÄSL tra in sAMTMift A. D., for any such person, firm He is alleged to have obtained at Hendrix and Foster, Angell CONCBRI t n n or corporation to park any taxi­ secret atomic information for the Bid«. 2-6-tfn n rn c TANB NAIM cab or other passenger motor ve­ Russians. LOST DOG—Hound, blue tick, жил Aim C O V IU hicle for hire, at any time, ex­ FOR SALE—Used pool table, black back, speckled brown eara. cept for the purpose of receiving OOffCBCTCMUOI Baking potatoes should be standard alxe^ best make. Priced Has a collar with no name, has M V и 1Ш k> M rf I« Ik «tm « or discharging fares or pasien- к и n Im • «m Tllmri* OmnuH* rubbed with fat before baking to right for quldi sale. Box T, vaccination tag fastened to col­ DAVIE BRICK gers, in any of the following Insure tender iMna, llo d u v illt. M. C. 9-24-3tn lar. G. R. Everhart, Rt. 3, Mocks- HMWAMI AN» •reas; Public Square; on SouA vile. Reward. 10-8-2tp COMPANY Main Street between Lexington 7-Room home, Ughts, water and А Ш Г О П m WINSTON-яАиаа street and Public Square; on parts of ordinances in conflict acres land. Some outbuildings. GENERAL Btactrical Contract­ North Main Street between Pub­ with the provisions ot this ordi­ STONE & COAL P H O N E S-1508 ing and Electrical Service. N. C. lic Square and Church Street; on nance be and at the same time Near diurch and on good gravel Licensed Electrician and Con­ Now AvailaKla Depot Street between Railroad are hereby repealed. road. 4 miles out Only $2,750.00. М Ш Ш в Bt0OI »«IJbtHjrSt. tractor. J. W. Rodweli, Mocks­ N lgM P htM lM Street and Public Square, and on Adopted this Sth day of Octo­ In Mocksville—4 large rooms viUe. N. C. Phone 40. 11-10-tf D ayP bw M lN Factory Street between Public ber, 1948. screened porch, nice lawn shrub­ Square and Salisbury Street JAS. H. THOBIPSON, bery and shade. This with 9 acres ffBuiwoM w ПШШЛГЛЮ йммлят тляыпш vnm QnaUty Vpktistery aai Repair SECTION HI. A ll ordinancea or Mayor good land and some outbuildings. Own ■ small farm in town. DAVIE REALTY AGENCY Fine fabric, work guaranteed. Ex­ 10-l-2t pertly done. Prompt service. New ROWAN block building. U.S. Highway 64 FOR SALE-Recleaned Woods- H mile W. of Reeds Cross Roads. Forward aeed wheat. See T. G. R. 3. For further information and PRINTING CO. free estimates, write UNCLi JOrUT Angell, R t a. 10-l-3tp Phone 532 - Salisbury, N. C. К* у H. L. MYERS, Lexlngten, R. 3. PORK CHOP SHORTAGE IS A ll furniture called for and de­ Oiie ef the targes« petatii« HERE—Now is the time to get livered at no extra charge aad tffict sapply htwra la W arn iü r Ршгаама, OU B w ib For B n t IB tht Carollaaa. into the pig business. Medium V W H M W V V i tra and Bttktra^ Рвлми* RECAPPING type Poland-China pigs, eight HOUSE FOR RENT—Eight rooms, weeks old, carrying the blood of large lot, in best section of Rcpalriag uid CItaaiag • Printing Send Tour TItca .to * town. 873 N. Main St. Mocksville, SALES SERVICE two Illinois State Fair Grand 9-24-tfn. DAVIS-McNAIR • Face Brick, Сопшмв Champion boars, registered in • Lithographing f w m i t a i FURNACE CO. Tin libiiMirt, Brick, HoUow BttUd- your name for $20. Kenneth ing TUa Murchison, Route 2, Mocksville, LOST—One jet black and white n m Nortk Main Street male beagle on Statesville High­ \ • ' Typewriters ChevraM C«. he. Phone 144 three miles west of Farmington. ваШЬшгу, N. С. 10-l-3tn way. Collar on dog. Reward. TeL ise MocksviUe 9M Northwest Bhrd. Salisbury, N. C. • Complete Ркмм 3»1в Day; NINght SM-W Winston-Salenii, N. C. Thomas Carrigan. 10-8-3tp LOST—Ont blAck and white bea­ Office Supplici Flour, Meal, Peed Stitf gle dog from truck on Monday DRUGS DRUGS DRUGS and G rain evening; four miles from Mocks­ Um Best in Drugs and Buyers and СИмип vUle on Statesville highway. Re­ Drug Service U N C II fO SH of Cetlen ward. P. C. Wilson. 9-24-3tn AUTOMOBILB «AffBTT PreacripHons Aeourat^ GlttM Installed W K P A Y —Cadi prices lor used -nAUModel»- Com pM U M M J. P. Inai automobiles. McCanlesa Motor ROBIE NASH И К ч С к C o l. SaUAury. N. C. 0-lS-tt M in g Cl. N e a rD sp e l Phone 141 MocksvUle NOnCB TO CRIDITOR8 T h t undersigned, having duly qualified as Executor of the Es­ For the Best hi Lumber, General Boiidta« tate o f Margaret Augusta Knox RADIO REPAIRS • Pure Crystal Ice Suppliea, Bhsetnch. Jnhnstonp, notice is hereby given STATE RADIO SERVIGI • Coalfor Grates, Stoves to all crediton of said estate to IVt E. Fisher SaUabuiy Furnaces and StidwrK file their duly verified account with the undersigned Executor l UclutHl on or before the 10th day of October. 1949, or this notice w ill ■ E I M « IM A * iMtFMiek P B O N R ttM be pled in bar of recovery. All persons indebted to said estate Phone lie Salisbury Highway are requested to make proper settlement o f their account. Knanize • General Plumbing This October 1, 1948. FLUUR hNiin Materials and Fixtures KNOX JOHNSTONE, • Feeds, General Mer- Executor ot the Estate of Mar­ Sam Schnurr aaya ht'a tht oat who runs Drop Cloths - WaUpaptr - Waxes cliandise — Fertiliier garet Augusta Knox Johnstone. thinga at hia houat. and ht dota — tht • JOHN DEERE Farm lam Ьнкг 10-8-6t Equipment - Groceries vacuum cltantr. lawn mowtr. washia* ma> JOHN MILLER CO. Willdns Drug Co. chint 'n' errands . . . A bachelor is a guy who iNvaqr Phtat Sl Marth Wpptcrates Tagged Cancer Winston-Salem’s Most Modem always looks before he doesn't leap. Pahtt Store P h o n e m Cancer, the second most fre­ Dial 2-4243 or 2-174« IT PAYS TO ADVERTISB B n t h t r a Railroad S i МоеЬмгШе quent cause ot death in America, 63« W. 4th S t Wlnaton-Salem Tel. 99 Mocksville is one ot the oldest diseases known to man. It was named by Hippocrates in the fourth cen­ W ALKER FUNERAL HOME # Clurysler - Plymouth • CUSTOM GRINDINO FUNERAL SERVICES—AMBULANCE SERVICE See The Mocksville Enterprise tury. B. C. Phone 5711 Phone 48 . SALES & SERVICE • CORN MEAL For A ll Types of Job Work COOLEEMEE, N. C. MOCKSVILLE, N. C. • International Truclu • FEEDS FOB SALE GsMMt Often Cared Wedding Invitations, and 'X -n y or tlh tr radiation treat- SaHh-lwiggiM Announcements w gny have cured. \ t i csBctr. No quack ehlcepiaetle ffbyÂtoa W e represent a n o( 'any iiit in this Motor бмшиЧГ Ahngts consult your OMot Bears, M l - U : Bvsalag bean-lMsday ant The H. T. Hearn Engraving Co. Priday, ТЯ0*0Я1. CIsssi Tbatsiay A ilw a ssas ' Л Piioaeiet BiMkiviUe tt esaesr to suv^cttd. PAGES THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRroAY, OCTOBER 8, IM S

Mr. and Mrs. Oakley and their where they will visit friends be­ man. odist church met with Mrs. B. C. two children, Mr. and Mrs. John fore returning home. Charles Lashley visited in Brock Thursday. Officers and FARMINGTON Oroce, BIrs. Frank Naylor, a Guests were Capt. Guy Hart­ Greensboro Sunday. teachers were elected. Mrs. J. F. granddaufhter and two great- man, Mrs. R. C. Brown, Mrs. Kate Mr. and Mrs. W ill Taylor and Johnson, president Mrs. J. H. Davie Dnve-ln Theater The Woman’s Society of Chrls- grandichldren had Sunday din- Brown, Mr. and Mrs. George family and Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Montgomery, vice president Mrs. •tiaa- • SeiAfice- -of- the •• Methodist- ■W6r "With The B: C: BrocK faiiifly.' H ulnian, ■ ■ Mi’T ' ■ anff Mrsi L . ' T. Poindiexier Visited thè w ; p. Cor- B u rton Seats, secretary W tireM-' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY church met Thursday at the Mrs. William Sholtes and Mrs. Brock, Mr. and Mrs. William natzers Sunday. urer, Mrs. N. H. Lashley, teacher, church with Mrs. Howe Montgom­ N. H. Lashley entertained Friday Scholtes and Charles Lashley. Hugh Horne, Mr. and Mrs. L. Mrs. B. C. Brock, assistant tcach- SPECIAL DOUBLE FEATURE ery presiding. The annual fancy evening at a going away dinner Miss Peggy Montgomery, stu G. Horne, Miss Frankie Horne, •r. work bazaar and chicken pie sup­ party honoring Capt Guy L. dent at W.C.U.N.C., spent the Mr. and Mrs. John Newsom per scheduled for November 13 HIGH TIDE Hartman, who left Saturday week end at home. helped L. J. Horne celebrate his The American public spent was enthusiastically discussed. An morning for his home in Miami Mrs. Gilmer Collette of Win­ birthday Sunday. $165,000,000 for phonograph rec­ With Lee Tracy and Don Castle interesting program was given. Beach, Fla. Mrs. Hartman, who ston-Salem and Mrs. Ray Mason Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hendrix vis­ ords in 1947, but only $12,126,- Rev. John Oakley, the new min­ has been visiting in New York, of Miami, Fla., are visiting their ited Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Spillman. 875 was given the American So­ ister of the Farmington chargé, FIGHTING RANGER will join him in Columbia, S. C., parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Spill- The ladies’ class of the Meth­ ciety to light cancer. held his first service here Sunday Johnny Mack Brown—Cartoon morning. He was well received.

SUNDAY RfOKB ABOUT ELECTION RULES Jfoftftif RiumiOH YOU CAN'TCHEAT AN HONEST MAN who marks them and sends them back to the eletcions board. ) Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy On Monday before the election The Richardson Family Together Again Cartoon the elections chairman makes a list in quadruplicate of absentee FIRST SHOW STARTS AT 8 P.M. applicants in each precinct and makes a mark after the names of MONDAY AND TUESDAY those who actually have returned their ballots. Two copies of the list go to* the precinct registrar, TIL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY one to the state board, and one is June Allyson & Robert Walket'—Technicolor kept by tbe county board. The registrar posts at the poll the list Cartoon o f absentees ю that it can be in­ spected by anyone wishing to do 80* WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ^ MAX BB cbalunoid'' cV The absentee registration books STAGE STRUCK ■hall be open to the public at all times during the regular office Kene Richmond & Audrey Long— 3 Cartoons hours of the board. Absentee 7. N. mehsrdMa. Sr., O en eiw l liànaitr: J. N. Rtdnrdion, Jr., icanafwr ._____^ ^ voters may be challenged aa are A u to R m ü_____ r D ip^ t.; , IveretU A. Rlchardion.^ — Manager------Radiata— ------and■ WeTd- " regular voters in accordance with lag D ipt. Mdt •hahown, o '...., Mrs.______J. N. Rkhardion,, _____m uiager______Ice CM an, Cold • FIRST SHOW STARTS A T 7:1S ‘ the statutcfl. Drink and Notton ЕЙф1.; J. D. H tft, lliuuiger Tire and Battery Dept, a vflia n t may apply for absen­ AFTER BEING SEPARATED BY WAR SINCE 1942, SCATTERED FROM PEARL HAR­ • 2 COMPLETE SHOWS EACH NIGHT tee (tatus only within 30 days be­ fore the election. They must prove BOR THROUGHOUT USA TO ENGLAND AND ITALY. J. N. RICHARDSON, Sr., WAS • SPACE RESERVED FOR TRUCKS legitimate absence from the pre- WITH THE US NAVY CIVIL SERVICE IN PEARL HARBpR. MRS. J. N. RICHARDSON » * cincit on the day ot the election because ot illn M , busineu tripa, IN CALIFORNIA; EVERETTE A. IN ENGLAND WITH THE 8th AIR FORCE; J. N. Jr., • HOT POPCORN ft COLD or similar cautea. IN ENGLAND WITH A TANK DIVISION; J. D. HEGE IN ITALY WITH THE 5th ARMY. COCA-COLAS—ROASTED PEANUTS The registration books for reg­ HOWEVER, THANKS TO OUR MODERN TRANSPORTATION WE ARE TOGETHER istration o f regular voters open AGAIN, REORGANIZED AND EQUIPPED TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR AUTO REPAIRS • ADMISSION 40c— CHILDREN UNDER October 9 are open then again on October 16, and 23. October 30 WITH MODERN TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT. OUR EXPERIENCE 1N С L U D E S ALL 12 ADMITTED FREE is challenge day with the election MAKES OF ENGINES FROM THE SIZE YOU CAN CARRY IN ONE HAND TO THOSE coming November 2. SO LARGE YOU HAVE TO REACH THEM WITH A STEP-LADDER. DenMcratic RaUy No Job Is Too Lai^e Or Too Small For Us SPECIAL SALE To Be Held Saturday W. Kerr Scoti Democratic nom­ Our cmniHete service'includes—all worit guaranteed: inee for governor, w ill head the Of the natkmdly advertised Youni Walking delegation of outstanding Demo­ First Class Auto Repair Wtndi Electric and Acetylene Welding and Cutting cratic leaders who will attend the Madiine. Washipg madunes and itoves have Eighth District rally in Carthage Wheel Alignment Motors Overhauled advanced in price during the past mmith . . . on Monday, Octiober 11. Complete Lubricatitm Wheeb Balanced C. B. Deane, 8th District repre­ However, during our'special sale Friday, Oc­ sentative. is working out the de Brakes Adjusted Motors Tuned tails forthe rally and the pointa tober 8, through Saturday, October 16, all out that the program will begin Fenders Fixed Wrecks Repaired washers w ill be sold at the e present to report on the progress of the campaign in YOUNG’S WEE WASHER North Carolina. Each of the 12 Pictured above is our enlarged building in which we can handle six to eight cars. ^ counties in the Eighth Districi is •In 1924, T model days, we started with a s mall one-car garage. We handle Esso Stan­ Automatic Pump. perfecting plans to send a large dard Oil products, car^y a complete stock of Genuine and Standard' brand of auto VWWWWWWWVVAIWWVVVVVVWVVWW delegation to the Carthage rally. iparts. With our 24 years experience at this location we feel that we can give you the Super Quiet Operation that never needs oiling. A minimum of 1,000 people is ex­ service you expect. WWIAMUWWMWWVVWAIWVWWV pected. Thermo Sealed Tub to hold water hot, suds dccpu The Young' Democrats of Moore WRECKER SERVICE—When in trouble call us. It will be a pleasure to serve you. We county w ill be hosts at the Car­ MWWVWWUVWMAWVVVWWVUWM perform A A A Rtiad Service. thage meeting and they join with Agitator Washing Action. MoOre County Democratic Chair­ #www\MMfwvvimwvvvvwwww man Mosely G. Boyette, in ex­ Toe Touch B i ^ , no bolting down. tending a very cordial welcome to thé Democrats o f the Eighth RICHARDSON’S GARAGE District to attend what is expect­ SMITH GROVE FURNITURE CO. ed to be he large« gathering ot ROUTES FORK, N. C. 8 Bliles North of Mocksville on Highwagr 158 Eighh Diatriet Democrats held la many years. SWWiAMWWWWVWIMAMAMIMMIVWWWWWWIIWIM^^ VOLUME XXXI •AU The Ceunty News F«r Emybody” MOCKSVILLE, N. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1948 “AU The Coimly Newt Рог Eveiybody» No. 32 Xucky Legionnaires FIVE DAVIE BOYS REGISTRATIONCONTINUESTWOWEEKS; SILER AND SMOOT ANNOUNCE To Win Lustron Home IN FIRST DRAFT The Schenley American Legion Five Davie county boys left on REGISTRARS AND JUDGES ANNOUNCED CANDIDACY FOR LEGISLATURE post of Miami, Fla., is giving a AAA СНАШМАМ Wednesday, October 13, for High J. R. Siler. Democrat, young Regirtration books tor the elec-' are: new Lustron five-room house Point recruiting center for their, busineM and civic leader of G. Alec Tucker of Advance has tion on November 2 opened in the i Clarksville; W. M. Langston, R. Mocksville P.'T.A. with all the built-in features, to physical examination. Question­ Mocksville, and J. N. Smoot, Re­ been elected chairman of A A A various polling places last Sat­ 2; K. A. Taylor, Lonnie Driver. the lucky Legionnaire whose naires are being sent all regis­ publican, prominent farmer of Holds Meeting Farm Program succeeding J. N. urday, it was announced by Dr. Cooleemee: Harold Foster; J. name is drawn during the Amer­ trants in the county. Route 4 and former head of the The Mocksville P.-T.A. met Smoot, who resigned. Hubert P. H. Mason, chairman ot the H. Roane, James D. Foster. ican Legion convention on Oc­ State Director of Selective county’s A A A Farm Program, Monday evening, October 11. at Boger was elected vice chairman, county board of elections. East Shady Grove: C. D. Pee­ tober 20. Service has been advised by rep­ Dr. Mason said the books would bles; Sam L. Hege, Jack Vogler.' have announced their candidacy 7:30, at the high school. Rev. E. with Albert Howard becoming resentatives o f principal agricul­ be open on October 18 and 23 and Farmington: Wes Johnson; Bo­ for the State House of Repre­ H. Gartrell led the devotionab, Here is all a Legionnaire has to the new member. tural agencies in North Carolina that the final Saturday in the land Lakey, L. F. Brock. sentatives to be decided in the and Mrs. W. F. Robinson, presi' do to enter: Simply send a letter that there is no critical farm la­ month would be observed, as Fulton: Mrs. OdeU Foster; Bay election of November 2. dent, presided. or post card, care Schenley Post, BEVIVAL bor problem at this time except American Legion, P. O. Box No. challenge day. Burton, L. J. Luper. Miss Flossie Martin introduced Revival services at Macedonia in dairy farming. Each dairy farm Raymond Siler is 34 years of PoUing places w ill remain open Jerusalem: J. L. Smith; M m the speaker. Miss Annie Laura 6309, Miami, Fla. The card or Moravian church near Farming­ case should be considered on the age, graduate ot Asheboro High from 9 o’clock each day until Foster, Thomas W. Spry. Lowrance. principal o f a Win- letter must give the following in­ ton begin Sunday, October 17, basis of its own merits, as it ia school and the Gupton-Jones sundown in accordance with pre­ Mocksville: Ray McCIamrock; ston-Salem school, а1ю State formation; Your name, your with Evangelist Bamey Pierce thought only a few can qualify School of Emblaming, Nashville, scribed regulations. T. J. Caudell, Atlas Smoot. chairman of the World Fellow­ home address, the name of your and his small brothers of Trin­ for Class L L C. In view of the Tenn. He is currently the head of A ll voters not registered at the North Calahain; W. F. F erelM ; ship committee. She used as her American Legion post and the ity, in charge. This meeting will general farm labor situation, it Siler Funeral home of Mocksville. time of the spring primaries must Mrs. Ophelia B. Ferebee; B '.D. topic, “Encouraging P. • T. A. city and state in which it is lo­ continue on through October 24, appears that there will be little Mr. Siler is very active in civic register during the coming twb Ijames. Work.” She stressed 100 percent cated, and the number of your at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Frank justification for agricultural de­ affairs and was recently elected Saturdays in order to be eUgible attendance, and felt like the par­ American Legion membership ferments. Smith Grove; Duke Taylor; president of the Mocksville Ju­ Hellard of Winston-Salem will to vote on November 2. Herman Boger, M. K. Beau« ents should be made to attend card. Entries must be received deUver the Sunday morning ser­ Mrs. Grant Stephens, clerk of nior Chamber ot Commerce. He Those that did register in the champ. the meetings same as the teach­ no later than midnight, Monday, mon, the 17th. The Bev. J. G. the draft board, states that the is a member ot the Baptist church, primaries and have been on the South Calahain; Claude Cart­ ers. An open forum followed her October 18. It is not necessary Bruner is the pastor. the Mocksville Masonic lodge. office w ill be open Monday talk, and many of the parents and for a Legionnaire to be present books need not register for the ner; T. G. Cartner, Reid Ttowell. Order of the Eastern Star, Rotary through Friday from 9 a.m. to teachers joined in with their at the drawing or to be in Miami election ,he said. West Shady Grove: Mrs. Flor- club and the Center Grange. He PIB SVPPEB I p.m. questions. Miss Nell Lakey, in order to win. Schenley post Polling places, registrars and nce Stafford; Marvin Jonc% is recognised by all as one of the Pino Grange is sponsoring a teacher at Farmington, gave an judges for each of the precincta Thomas Browder. most outstanding young men of will arrange to erect the home for pie supper qn Saturday night. interesting talk. Kenneth Dwiffins Is the county. the winner anywhere in the 48 October 23, at 8 o'clock. There Plans for the Halloween car­ states or the District of Colum­ w ill be bingo and other games. Beta Chib President J. N. Smoot is 97 years of age, nival were briefly discussed, and bia. Drawing for the winning Proceeds will- be used to paint The Mocksville High School MOCKSVIUE LOSES TO was bom and reared in South Mrs. Robinson asked that all par­ name will be staged in the Or­ and repair the building. The chapter of the National Beta Calahain and has been an out­ ents cooperate with her. Anyone ange Bowl. Miami, on Wednes public is inviUd to attend and club, an honorary societu, held WALKERT0WN19T06 standing farmer ot Davie all his who can help out by making a day night. October 20. bring pies and join in the tUn. its first meeting on September Walkertown High slammed Crews and Childton, playing la Ufe. Mr. Smoot formerly served cake or pie. is to notify Miss Each family is asked to bring 13, at the home of Colean Smith. across three touchdowns in the the backfield, tumed in tine dé­ as chairman ot the A A A Farm Clayton Brown. The date for the Final Rites Held lemonade and a bingo prize. New officers elected for the year first halt to defeat MoeksvUle fensive jobs for Walkertown. Program for t^e past six years. Halloween carnival was set tor ot 1948-49 were: High in a football game in Wal­ Lineups and summaries: He is a steward in the Salem October 29, at 7:30, and the pa­ For Pvt. Myers HALLOWEEN CABNIVAL President. Kenneth Dwiggins; kertown Friday night. 19-8. rade at 2 o’clock. Walkertown MOcksviBe Methodist church, nMmber of the Reinterment services were held The Wm. R. Davie Halloween vice president ^ohn G. WilUard; The Dave Petree-coached Wal­ LE—Vanderver ...... A n announcement w as'm ade Sunday at 3/p.m. at Elbaville carnival will be held Thursday secretary, Margaret Roberts; kertown eleven displayed a pow­ Farm Bureau, the Center Grange LT—Venable ...... that there w ill be a distriift meet­ Methodist church, with tuЦ mili­ evening, Octoljigr 28, at. 7 o’clock treasurer,. Clegg H o w ^ : pro­ erful offensive attack in the fbst ' and'comRUtte« 'member bt the ing P.-T.A. meeting In Rei«iaville LG—Arouse i.i. tary honors for Pvt. Frank Myers, at the school. Everybody is in­ gram chairman, Pat Grant; so­ period, driving to a pair of scores. Soil Conservation Program of October 21, and all parents are C—Strader ...... Campbell who was killed January 7, 1944, vited to attend and join, in the cial chairman, Florence Cornat­ On the first play after the open­ Davie county. invited to attend. RG— Isley ...... Jones in the invasion of Italy, by Thom­ fun of bingo, fortune telling, zer; reporter. Hazel Marie Sofley. ing kickoff. Nelson whipped a RT—Westmoreland ...... Nichols as Ray Davis post 4024, Veterans room of horrors, cake walk. There pass to Sapp, who ran 40 yards After the business discussion, R E -S app ...... WiUard of Foreign Wars of Mocksville. w ill not be a P.-T.A. meeting for for a Walkertown score. Johnson refreshments were served to the QB—Johnson ...... Benson ROTARIANS SPONSOR BOY SCOUT the month of October, but will climaxed a drive late in the pe­ Post members taking part in following members: Kenenth LH—B. Jones ...... Foster meet as usual in November. riod by cracking the line from the funeral were: F. R. Leagans, Dwiggins, Clegg Howard. Flor­ RH—Nelson ...... Ammons the five-yard stripe. DRIVE; COUNTY OUOTA IS )l,000 commander; James M. Swicegood, ence Cornatzer. Patricia Grant. FB—Crews ...... Vick HOMECOMINO The final Walkertown score The Mocksville Rotary club is officer of the day; C. F. Meroney, John Graham WilUard, Betty Homecoming w ill be observed came in the second period when Score'by periods: now fngaged in the annual Boy Jr., in command of pallbearers; Hcmeycutt, Hazel Sofley, Nancy Mrs. Richard A lim at Bethlehem Methodist church Vanderver hauled in a pass and Mocksville ...... 0 0 8 0- e Scout finance drive. A quota of Alvis King, commander of firing Durham, Margaret Roberts, Lena Is P.-T.A. President Sunday, October 17. Dinner will legged it 30 yards to pay dirt. Walkertown ...... 13 8 0 0—19 $1,000 has ben set for this year. squad; R. M. Hardee, chaplain; Mae Ijames, Betty Ann Turner, be served at noon. A ll singers Mocksville unleashed its only MocksviUe scorin gtouchdown Two teams of Rotariana are mak­ The Snnith Grove P.-T.A. held Jimmy Campbell, bugler; Sgt. and sponsorf Mrs. Luce. are urged to attend and visitors sustained drive in the third pe­ —Foster. Walkertown scoring ing a canvass ot the community, its first meeting Thursday eve­ The next meeting wiU be held James S. Lee. military escort; W. riod, marching down the field to touchdowns — Sapp, Johnson, one headed by Bryan SeU and one ning, October 6. at the school are welcomed. C. Turrentine and J. C. Jones, at the home ot Patricia Grant. Vanderver, Point after touchdown building. the shadow of the Walkertown headed by Curtis Price. A t this meeting the election ot colorbearers; Worth| Hendricks BASAAB goalposts. Foster hit the Une for —Nelson (past). The Rotary club is sponsor ot new members wUl be discussed. The following officers were and Ben Bowles, color guards; the touchdown. SubsUtutes: MoeksvUle— Vol- scouting in MockaviUo. Dr. Rob­ The ladies of Bethel church wiU elected: President, M n. Richard firing squad. Ben EiUs. James Ammons sparked the Mocks- ger, KeUer, Mason. Durham. Wal­ ert Long it scoutmaster and J. K. have their annual baiaar Satur­ AUen; vice president, Mrs. Gray Comcr, p. L. Morris, Joe King, vUle drive with a sharp passing kertown — MarshaU. T. Jonss^ Sheek, Jr.. ia aaaiatant acoutmu- day, October 1$. at 5 p.m. Chick­ Pnt pflcc Rcccipti Sheek; secrctary-treaaurer, Mrs. John H. White. W. L. Carter. attack, while Riddle was the big Chilton, B. Grubbs, ter. en pie. barbecue and other good Gainw b Mackiville OUie Beauchamp. A partial list Frank Koontz. Henry D. Danner; eata w ill be served. Fancy work star in the line play. Kreeger! Martin. . In making the finance drive Monthly and quarterly post of­ ot conunitteta w u read. Plana paUbearers. C. F. Meroney. Jr. and a quUt will be sold. Rotarians are contributing and were made tor the Halloween Ray Lagle. Jr.. Ricahrd Beeding. fice leeeipla at the MocksviUe are asking you to ctmtributo poit olllce coatiBue to show carnival to be held October SS. Clyde Vickers, Robert Beck, Wal­ B O rra ANNOONCBMBNTS funds to keep acouting on the deddad, iaereoae over last year’a! MODERN GROCERY STORE The meeting was concluded with ter Carter; honorary paUbaarera, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Arndt, a move in thia conunuaity. totato for the same periods, Post, the showing of a movie. “Wheela Jack Woodward, Tom Cope, Paul boy, Steven Drum, October 1, at Twenty-five boya attended mader J. B. Kelley said today. AcroM Indi^” Markland, Ben Cope; photogr» Rowan Memorial hospital. ANNOUNCED FOR CITY camp at Camp Uwharrie this Last month postal receipts here The Hefner and Bolick Grocery pjher. Joe Langston; auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. G. B. MerreU, Jr. summer. This camp is owned by totaled 91J8S.48, an,increase ot Store and Market, to be located members. Maxalene S. Matthews. a boy, Edgar Ferebee, October 8, Erwin M ill Emirfoyes the Scout Council ot which Davie BAVnSV UBVKB $827.29 over the September, 1947, in MocksviUe on the square, w ill Mrs. Robert Beck, Mrs. Robert at Bowan Memorial hospitaL county is a functioning pari total ot I1.1M.17. Accept Contract be in operaUon by the second Rev. Richard K. Bedwine wUl Evans. Mrs. Ben Ellis; other post Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boger, week in December, it was an­ preach at the elevn o’clock serv-v members. C. R. Vogler. John La­ boy, James Larry, October 7, at Quarterly receipts tor the Granting ConccssMMM nounced today. Rites Held Wedemday ice Sunday morning, October 17, gle, Isador Woodward, Wilbura Rowan Memorial hosi^taL months ot July. August and Sep­ The Erwin Mills company and For Georfe W . Smith at the Baptist church. H e ia a BaUey, Robert Evans. Duke Tut­ tember were listed as $8,294.84. the Textile Workers Union of This store w ill be one o t native ot Davie county. The pub­ terow. Henrq L. Markland. Hu­ Grapefruits come principaUy During the same period last year America have reached a contract the most up - to - -date gro­ George Washington Smith. 79. Uc is invited to attend. bert Hayes. from Florida and Texas. the figure waa $3,800.29. agreement which was ratified by cery and meat markets in the died Monday morning. October three local imions at meetings state with aU modem equipment 11, at a StatesviUe hospital. He held this week end. Work is slated to commence right was a retired farmer and a life D ie ratification was announced away on construction o f the long resident of Davie county. He V. F. W. FUNERAL SQUAD building, which will be approx­ in a joint statement from Radford was the s o n of the late Mr. and Cope, business manager of the lo­ imately 34 X 85 feet, with a f u ll Mrs. Levi Smith. cal union at Erwin Mill No. 3, basement. The owners are expe­ He is survived by two daugh­ Cooleemee, and J. L. James, rienced In the grocery business ters and three sons, Mrs. B. Y. manager of the mill. and are from Maiden. Boyles, Mocksville, Mrs. Tom They stated that the new con­ Gregory, Advance, R. 1; RusseU tract Includes a seniority clause; J. and Luke, Mocksville, and Center Grange grievance procedure with arbi­ Bryant, Advance, R. 1, and ten tration; a vacation clause; and a Community Fair grandchildren. health insurance program. The Center Grange Community Funeral services were held Agreement as to the provisions Fair w ill be open for the pubUc Wednesday at 2:30 at Bethlehem o t the contract was reached last from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. at the Methodist church with Rev. week toUowing/ a threatened Grange Hall, Center, on Noven\- George Bruner and Rev. John deadlock in negotiations. • ber8. AllexhibiUwUlbegro«^ Oakley in charge of the services. The Cooleemee tocal met Sun­ produced or made by the exhib­ Interment was in the church day ’afternoon tor the purpose o l itor. Liberal prises w ill be given cemetery. ratifying the proposed contract tor tin t and tecond preniuns la Lett to right: F. Я Leagans, or Guard; J. C. Jones, Color Bear­ Frank Koonti, W. L. Carteiv O. Tunrentinai Color Bearer; Worth aU Quadruplets are born only onct Commander; J. B, is^icegood, er; John H. Wbite; Joe X in i, L, Morris, Ben ЖШв, A lvis Handrin. Coler Guard; Jim ny Serve , c h o p ^ watavta. over in every 380.000 birtht. Officer ot Day; Btn BoWles.. Col- Henry Oanner, James Con»r, Members Ы fflring 8фш4 C. hot cooked g n fM . ' If PAva TO AD vm üK PAGE 2 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1948

Farm Bureau ers. 100-Lap Thriller At Cancer w ill claim the lives ot Bees keep the air circulating When cutting meringue c o v ' To work for a fair price rela­ 18,000,000 of the present popula* inside the hive by vibrating their ered pie use a sharp knife fre­ Accomplishments tionship between the farmer and Wilkesboro Speedway tion of the United States if pres* wings in a fan-like motion. quently dipped in cold water. Farm Bureau’s accomplishments those he serves, and between the With the stock car racing sea­ eht death rates continue, accord­ National forests of the United Babbits fight by jumping over are numerous, as all farmers farmer and those who supply his son nearing the final stages for ing to the American Cancer So- States provide a living for nearly their foe and kicking it with their know, since its formation, Farm needs. By Eagrae ЁГ Tayio^ MLD. the 1948-season,- Fonty Flock’s cfetjr;...... 1,1W0,00U perisdris...... ;...... •fiihafeet;------Bureau has worked unceasingly In this sUte, the North Carolina Health Officer hopes of again heading the na­ for farm families—to assure them Farm Bureau works specifically: tional championship list depend of a fair income from their in­ To obtain construction of all- Parents and teachers can be on largely on his performances in the two racing events at Greens­ vestment of time, labor and mon' weather rural roads out of the the lookout for the most common boro and North Wilkesboro Sat­ ey. And Farm Bureau—national­ huge surplus in the state highway symptoms of illness in a child. YES urday and Sunday. ly, state-wide and on the com­ fund. Sickness can be sudden and The Atlanta driver continues munity basis—is dedicated to a To secure adequate health and acute, calling for for immediate to-pace the field in the national program that w ill continue such hospitalization facilities for rural attention, or it can be a slow, chronic affair. race, being trailed by Robert protection for the farmers of North Carolina. (Red) Byron, another Atlanta de. CHEVROLET GIVES AiTifirica. To assist in further expansion The most common symptoms mon; Tim Flock, the youngest of Yes, Farm Bure.iu’s accomplish­ of North Carolina’s rural electri- of acute illness in a child are the Flock brothers, and Curtis ments are many, but its work goes fication and telephone services. hot, flushed skin, cough, sore Turner, the Virginia flash from on. Let’s look at some of the or These are just a few of the throat, running nose, draining Christiansburg. ganization’s principal aims. Farm Bureau objectives. These ears or earache, sudden skin rash, M O R E V A L U E A 30-lap feature heads the Farm Bureau works: and the others 'are pursued con­ headache. Generally speaking, a racing card at the Greensboro To gain and hold "equality of stantly to make certain that the child with any of these symp­ fair grounds track Saturday af­ opportunity for the American farmer enjoys all the rights he toms should be kept in bed and ternoon in the final big event for farmer.” justly deserves— in his communi­ medical advice sought if recov­ the Greensboro Fair, but the dare­ To obtain fair prices for farm ty, in his state and in the nation. ery is not very prompt. devil drivers are looking ahead It’e first in all th«se basic products at the market place. Only the more common chronic to the all-important 100-lap cham­ M t m U t m physical defects can be men­ To conserve our soil and other Men of learning knew that the pionship race at the North motoring advantages . .. in PaifomanM tioned. Dccayed teeth is prob­ Мшш VmJLm natural resources through a sound earth was round many centuries Wilkesboro Speedway Sunday wilh EaonoBT ably the commonest defect of all. national farm program. before Columbus was bom. afternoon, this being the final You'll M ihit Chevrolet livet Hierc'i nslhin« like Clwvrolct'* A dentist’s opinion should be more ridini^moothmif. more rid* worM't chunpion ViIve.in.Hetd To reduce unjustified spreads and major event of the season (ndnc... with iti recscd of h wint sought because it is almost as inglittMiincM. on illkiiMii of ratd* FIRST IN between producers and consum­ rr PATS TO ADVnmSI over the five-eighths of a mile bcciuM it hti thie orifimi (Jnitiitd deiivcnd m m m lh ol Mtitfic* tion, to umn mmm, over t fanfv important to preserve decayed track. Kncc^ction Ride, proved tnd baby teeth as permanent teeth. Time trials w ill get underway Bie-CAR QUALITY Diseased tonsils and adenoids Avtiltbk only in Chtvrokt uid detim b ockiiive to Chcvralet at 1 o’clock at cach place with ind hiihcr-priced ctnl are common. Frequent severe sore hi|lier.frindcv«l the racing program slated to start throat, mouth breathing, ear­ at 2:30 p.m. at LOWEST PMCES aches and draining ears and ten­ Flock’s bid for national honors der, enlarged glands beneath the AT AUCTION are being threatened by the red­ jaw with each sore throat are headed Byron, and with Flock, ,.. just u it’i ibst in symptoms to watch for. Mere en­ Byron and Turner all competing largement is not considered im й Л к л л __ nationwida ngiitfationd in the events this week-end, any­ ALL FARM MACHINERY OF portant unlese severe enough to iiiAU.N«idS«M r thing can happen. Some 30 of the You kmw that ihen't only mm interfere with breathing. Chtvrakl bringi ^ «be nation’s leading drivers are ex. l e i ^ in fint coodicnft-Bidjr by Poor nutrition is also frequent. R A e r l It-i...... wMht GORDON PRiTCHEn pected to compete .in both the autlit«. btsuto tad hinn. тл A child may be below average Greensboro and North Wilkesboro num Located m Mile OS WiiMtoa.8idn»>lloeki- weight and height and still be PtoMtive-ActiMi Hydnuhc Bnket: ntenor iHpointnimti Uka Ìm J- races. tnd thk ■ ш1й Ь « combiMtiM ol tnd wpU rie t. Ы mil. And well nourished. However, failure fciturti bund с1м«1ип aijjr m Tiiher.tTired Wagon, Rubber-Tired Trailer, a year's illness. ON THE Two Heifers, Baled Alfalfa, Red Clover and She is survived by two other daughters, Mrs. E. C. Butner and Lesj^eza Hay, Two Oil Circulators. Numer­ Mrs. M. L. Jam&, both of A d ­ vance, R. 1; two sons. Robert M il­ E. C. MORRIS FARM ous Other Items. ler of Maryland and Guy M iller of Farmington; two brothers, S. C. West of Marshalltown. Iowa, I w u FMM MOCISWm, W. C„ OFF M t W»lgON-S>liM HIGHWAY and J. A. West of Aadvance, R. ALL THIS FARM MACHINERY IS PRAC- 1; five sisters. Mrs. Julia Henry and Mrs. Mamie Henry, both of TICALLY NEW AND HAS BEEN USED Greenwood. Ind., Mrs. Frank A l­ len of Crawfordville. Ind., Mrs. AT AUCTION P. T. SeaU of Mocksville, R. 2, ONLY TWO SEASONS OR LESS. and Mrs. Edna Penry of South- mont; 19 grandchildren and four WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20 at 10 A. M. great-grandchildren. Funeral services were conduct­ TERMS OF SALE: CASH ed at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Beth­ ТШ8 IS AN ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE 11 IMfteIn Com, ficth or close springen, under 4 lehem Methodist church by Rev. e Сиетму Cowi— fm h jrean old. 2nd eahres. le G n ic Milch Cows 13 Guernsey Heifers—2 years old 8 HoMeln Helfen No cows over six yean old, all free of T. B. and Banf

FARM EQUIPMENT 1 John Deen 12 Disc Grain Drill 1 IMS Caterpilar Tractor witli winch I 7*’ McCormick Deering mower CAR LOAD OF MAHRESSES AND SPRINGS 1 John Deere Tractor-G 1 Drag Pan, Tractor sise 1 John Deere Tnwtor-H, cuHhator and 2 row 1 Culta Packer 949.50 Innenprinc M attfcw ...... SALE— 938.M planter (complete) 1 Disc Harrow, McCormick Deering 1 John Deen Disc Tiller 2 Sectton harrows 35.95.Innenpring Mattrcfe...... SALE— 24.95 1 John Deen Side DeUvery rahe I Drag harrow 1 John Deen Field Harvester (new) 29.95 Innenpring M a ttm s ...... SALE— 11.95 I 2 Dise Athens ptow 1 John Deere Hammer MiU 1 3 Dise John Deere plow 24JW DouNe Decls Spring ...... SALE— 18.50 I New Holland Bailer (new) I Manun Sperader McCormick Deering 1 McCormick Deerinf 6’ Combine 1 Spring Tooth Harrow, John Deering 19.95 Double Deck Spring...... SALE— 14.95 1 Tractor Trailer with hydraulic lift D Any EQUIPMENT 14.95 Single Deck Spring...... SALE— 10.95 1 Tractor Tniler ' 1 Hinman Milking machine (2 unit) 2 Ford Trucks—1937 model 1 mison milk cooler (9 can) 11.95 Single Deck Spring...... SALE— 8.95 1 Tractor manun loader 1 Wash Sink (3 compartment) 1 Boff Plow 26” Disc I Electric hot water heater (30 gaL) Free mattress and spring with every bedroom suite. Free 9 x 12 all-wool I Sub!Soiler John Deerinf 17-19 Gal. milk cans rug with every living room guite. Lunch Will Be Served On the Grounds FOR INFORMATION SEE OR CALL E. C. MORRIS, MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA

DANIEL FURNITURE & ELECTRIC CO. Sale. Conducted By - Overhead Bridge MocksvUIe, N. C. Be gmart eee us now for best prloai and i delivery. DecOrk C. f; WILLIAMS 6* ALSTON CLARK LAND AUaiON CO. BatrigMators, Washers, Home Fiasui^ Banges.—Stovw — 118^ W. Waihinfton St Telephone,4953 manjr kinds. High Point, N.C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15,1948 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAOE3 Put the leftover ham bone into Melted bacon fat can be used D. F. M cD u iid, 79, bean soup to make a sturdy main as the shortening called for in LIBRARY ADDS Davie County, Dies es, 8 house Sunday night. The Running of the Tide; fVWWVAAftnñflflAIWWWWWWWUVV\nMAAAmAWVWMfVWWUVVWWWVVWWVWWWWUWVWWVWWWVWWWWVVW Gardner, Case of the Vagabond Virgin; Hobart, The Cleft Rock; Jenkins, We Gather Together; jtm I, iM B UKR Mi Kane, Birds of Fortune; Lancas- RENE caster, No Bugles Tonight; Lane, Mtramd icil^batttar MUMilk w lf or iiud«. Parcel of Rogues; Loring, When ot oUtcliint. Ib tn Post, Annie Jordan; Roark, Fair »•b Ib щтшт er b ien . Wind to Java; Rohmer,, Shadow of Fu Manchu; Seifert, Hospital •PMkd low piicM eo' Zone; Schoonover, The Burnished Blade; Smith, Tomorrow WiU Be UIBD PlANOf Better; Sharp, N. C. Counties; Stout, And Be a Villain; Wagen- AJAX «lelia i i w lt k W i hava tha btst Mliction of good knecht,! Fireside oBok of Ro­ ЩпшЛлё vsMp lataMit Ая usid pionoi Wi hovi hod in aoma mance; Walser, North CaroUna oU.wemé ЫШш te Ымк timi . . . All e n good standard in Short Stories; Wood, Complete mokn, all havi bctn thoroughly reconditioned by our skillad work« Game Book; Woodbury, John men and ora expertly tuntd. Ex* Goffe’s W ill; Carnegie, How to cellent practice pianos. Stop Worrying-and Start Living; Huggins, The Red Chair Waits; ■ D A IS Y Griswold, Farming and Democ­ * LOW PRICES * h w rito elsMlc onMlrop la racy. bla«k ewd*. black call; «EMCH FREE * FREE DELIVERT brows «1 1 or (гма caU. Record Tax Yield

MEW Seen As By-Product GRA|IDS Of Oil Progress Raleigh. — North Carolina has reaped a golden harvest in gaso­ ÜAVA a MASON a a iviiiiTT .. line tax revenues as an impor­ OIo?(-ÍIU d( exfard tit, aa caa be ia black • CHiCKume a MUSETTI tant “ by-product” o£ the tremen­ ■Ulsator ealt. a eUURANUN * ISTIY dous job done by the petroleum a CAiU-NlLSON • CAiU J industry in satisfying the unpre­ cedented post-war demand for motor fuel. n e w S p i n e t p i a n o s • • • This was pointed out by Frank sxauiivs J. Whitehurst, chairman of the Sizes 4-12 The largest selection in the city of famous mokt North Carolina Petroleum Indus­ Dealer /or i A A A A - В Spinet pianos . . . Famtd the country over for their MINiHAU>nnV tries committee, in a statement is­ superb musical quality— for their exquisite biouty in ■UCTIONIC sued in conjunction with the “ Oil styling. We inviti you to s«i them— ploy them! MOAN Progress day” program planned for October 14 by oil men ftor Ии koiM, matt rlMrcht / a n t r a l throughout the state and nation. JISSE «. BOWEN kaaia. Coma M fef On this day the oil industry in­ a iMMMtraNon — MUSIC COMPANY tends to nport to tht coRununi- UT «nr warm ar. iti ot Amtrici on its prograia In itrviag thiir ¡WWtMAAMIAMAAMMWMIWWWWIMAMAAIWIñMWWIAfWIMWWIMIMfIMWIMimMIMMWWUIMIMy PAGE 2 n; MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERrálSE FRroAY, OCTOBER 15, 1948

’H. N. Foster Rites of Fort Orange, Fla.; and six THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE grandchildren, and one great­ PubllBhed Every Friday at Mocksville, Nortk Carolina Held On Friday grandchild. H. N. Foster, 77, died Wednes- .day,„October 6,. .a t^ is home-on ...?!“ ??®r®L**ryi.ce8 were held .at. a €;^Q ü agé л:::::::::.»:;;:::.::.;::::: Р Ш 1 ^ Eibaviile Methodist church on Route 3. He was a retired farm­ er and a life long resident of the Friday, October 8, with Rev. Fos­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Cornatzer community. ter Loflin and Rev. Howard Jor­ $2.00 Per Year Inside of Davie County— $2.50 Per Year He is survived by one son, Rob­ dan in charge of the services.,In­ ert R. Foster of Mocksville, R. 3; terment was in the church cem­ -Outside of Davie County. a daughter, Mrs. Coleen Howard etery.

^Entered at tlie Post Office at Mocksville, N. C;, as Second y^wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwywwwwwww tClass Matter Under Act of Congress of March 8, 1879 FARM MACHINERY ON HAND- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

Tutterow-Lovelace Mrs. Blackwelder Hammer Mills yows Are Spoken Gives Program New . Holland Balers The wedding of Miss Gladys The W.S.C.S. of the Methodist MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN await their turn for the “Well Baby Clinic” outside Elizabeth Lovelace, daughter of church met Monday evening, Oc­ the old Center schoolhouse, which serves as the headquarters for Center’s “Good Health Program". Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Stanley tober 11, in the ladies’ Wesley The Grange voted to make good health of thi' community a permanent objective and through Wood Saws Lovelace, Sr., of Dayton, Ohio, class room. The president, Mrs. cooperation of all has succeeded in carrying it lUt. and David Georgo Tutterow, Jr., J. A. Daniel, presided, and after son of Mrs. D. G. Tutterow, Sr., the old and new business was and the late Mr. Tutterow of discusscd, Mrs. Gerald Blackwel Mocksville, was solemnized at 4 der and several members of Cir­ p.m. on September 25, at the Pet- cle No. 1 gave the program based worth Methodist church in Wash* on Alaska. ington, D. C., with the Rev. John The meeting closed with a ben C. Millian officiating. ediction. A program o f nuptial music was presented by Mrs. Ardis Cannon, Forest Tice Planting organist. Miss Mary Ann Pellegrino of Stock Now Available Sheffield, Pa„ was maid of honor The following tree seedlings and wore a itreet length dress of are available at the State Forest aqua crepe with black accessories nurseries near Clayton (Johnston and a shoulder gouquet ot red county) and near Hendersonville roses. (Henderson county), for forest planting in North Carolina for The bride, who was given in FINE WATCH REPAIRING the fall of 1948 and the spring marriage by her father, wore a of 1949. Allow me to save you money on watch repair­ street length dress of oyster white Application may be made to ing. Examination and estimates given with­ crepe with navy blue accessories the state forester at Raleigh, or and a shoulder bouquet of yellow out obligation. Your finest precision and treas­ through local officers o f the State roses and bridal wreath. She ured watch will be given the most careful Forest service, and must be on carried a prayer book from which the department's regular appU consideration... I am equipped with precision fell a cascade of small yellow cation blank. Unless otherwise roses and bridal wreath on white tools to repair even the smallest and most del­ specified, applications w ill be ribbon. icate watch so that it w ill remain a precision filled in the order received: instrument. Charles H. Pitts, brother-in- Loblolly pine, price per 1,000, EVEN THE COWS were not exempt from the Center Community Grange good'health pro­ law of the bridegroom, was best $2.50; longleaf pine, 92.50; slash gram. Pictured above, Dr. C. W. Young, Dawlall^genial veterinarian, is shown making one ol rfWW'ftWWWWWWWWWWWWWfc man and the ushers were Walter pine, $2.50; shortleaf pine, $2.50; the many tests he performed in checking the ccws for tuberculosis, mastitis, and Bang’s disease. Kozak of Philadelphia, Pa., and white pine, $2.50; yellow poplar, John Anderson (right) and Zolli'e Anderson (left) are forcing “Bossy” to cooperate. Horologist — W. G. POPLIN — Watchmaker William M iller of Houston, Tex. $2.50; black lociist, $2.50; red ce­ The bride's mother wore a dar, $3; black malnut, $10; white The cary has a larger brain in 716 Midland Avenue Mocksville, N. C. crepe dress ot printed pastels on ash, $2.50; white oak, $2.50. proportion to its size than any black with grey accessories and Red cedar seedlings may have MOCKS COLORED NEWS other'fresh-water fish, and it is School trained under a Railroad Inspector in a shoulder bouquet of white gar­ to be limited to 500 per appli­ capable of learning tricks. the craftsmanship of watchmaking denias and white roses. The cant, depending on final inven­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Craver By AHANDA EVANS mother ot the groom wore a wine tory. and Miss Thomasine Carter spent If more convenient, you may leave your watch India’s Sambar deer does not crepe dress with black accesso­ Price includes delivery to any the week end with Mr. and Mrs. The Friendly Gospel Harmo- with Henry Poplin at Allison-Johnson Grocery M. J. Minor of Charlotte. always shed its antlers annually, ries and a shoulder bouquet ot post office .or express office in nizers of r.^xington w ill present Store. white gardenias and white roses. North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mock and ^ a program of spirituals and but may keep them tor several seasons. Following the ceremony a re­ Seedlings must be used only children o f Baltimore, Mr. and hymns at Shiloh BaptUt church, ception was given at the home for forest planting, erosion con­ Mrs. William Robertson ot Elba- Sunday night, October 24. at eight of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Pitts trol or windbreaks. They must ville spent Sunday afternoon o'clock. The public is invited in Alexam/ria. A fter a motor trip not be used for ornamental plant­ with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mock. A play, “The Tom ihumb through Virginia the couple wUl ing, or re-sold as planting stock. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davies and Wedding,” wiU be givea at Da­ be at home in the Walter Reed Order early; supply is limited. children ot Clemmons visited Mr. vie County Training sdiool, on Garden apartments, Arlington, A t the Hendersonville nursery and Mrs. W. N. Myers Sunday. Tbesday night, October 1^ at 8. Virginia. (white pine, yellow popular, black Mt. and Mrs. Lee Surratt and Piney Grove Baptist diurch be­ Winterize Yonr Home locust) tbe shipping season ia chiUren o f Denton spent Sunday Mrs. Tutterow attended school gan last Sunday its w e A ot re­ approximately November 1-30 with Mr. and Mrs. Hotuton Cra­ in Campion, Ky., and Spencerian vival services with an overflow and March 1-April IS. A t the ter. college, in Louisville, Ky., before congregation. Clayton nursery (the yellow pine Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hilton and joining the Navy Department in Rev. N. V. Jones, pastor of A. species) the shipping season is children ot Bethlehem spent Sun­ Washington. Mr. Tutterow at­ M. E. Zion church, baptized ten approximately November 1- day with Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Hil­ tended schools in Winston-Salem candidates last Sunday afternoon With a New Roof March 19. ton. and Mocksville, and spent three at the baptizing pond. Orders for any species for the Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beauchamp years in the Arm y A ir Forces The misisonary society of the Do you need raietal roofing? It is still very scarce and 1948-40 planting season must be during World War II. He has of Clemmons, Mrs. Norman Presbyterian church gave a very received in Raleigh by Febru­ Briggs anci daughter of Lexing­ been connected with the Western interesting program last Sunday hard to get. W e have rolling a car of best grade, heavyweight ary 25. ton visited Mrs. J. W. Beauchamp Electric company in Washington night at the church- The pastor’s Shipments after March 7 from for a number of years. Sunday. wife, Mrs. Massey,; was the prin­ Clayton, and after April 10 from aluminum 5V roofing which should reach us the last of this Mrs. Steve Orrell and Barbara cipal speaker. Hendersonville w ill be made Ann of Baltimore visited her week. Phone or write us the number of sheets and lengths you Home Demonstration only if the season is such that grandmother, Mrs. W. J. Jones, Corinthian Lodge No. 17, F. & Club Schedule the trees are still in a dormant Sunday. A. M., requests the presence ot condition. each member at the next meet­ n#ed and we w ill hold it for you and notify you on arrival of car. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones had as Center club w ill meet in the ing, October 22, for the comple­ Orders for less than 500 can- their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Community building on Tuesday, tion of the by-laws and report ot .lot be accepted due to cost of O. B. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Alel- October 19, at 2:30. Hostesses, important committees. Dr. Edw. handing. Orders must be in mul vin Jones and children of Win­ Mrs. T. A. Vanzant, Mrs. Vera L. Evans, W. M .;‘ Tom Gaither, tiples of 50 (that is: 500, 550, 600, ston-Salem, Mrs. Steve Beau­ Dwiggins and Mrs. Wayne Mer- secretary. etc.). champ and children ot Lewisville. WE HAVE IN STOCK TODAY: BARRETT SQUARE, rell. k* The trees will be delivered as Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beau­ Cana club w ill meet fn (he near as possible to the date re­ champ of Lewisville visited Mr. Local People Are BUTT AND HEXAGON SHINGLES, 210 lb. WEIGHT. ALSO Community building on Wednes­ quested. However, weather con­ and Mrs. W. S. Phelps Sunday. day, October 20, at 2:30. Host­ ditions and the necessity of com­ On Baptist Program Mr. and Mrs. John Jones of BARRETT ROLL ROOFING, 45 lb. AND 55 lb., AND SLATE esses, Mrs. Herman Brewer and bining orders for truck shipments Winston-Salem spent Sunday The 75th annual session of the Mrs. W. H. Barneycastle. may require delivery a week or with Mrs. O. F. Jones. South Yadkin Baptist association Advance club w ill meet in the ten days earlier or later than met in Statesville, at the First SURFACE, 90 lb. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Myers spent Community building on Thurs specified. Baptist church, Thursday, Octo­ Sunday afternoon with Mrs. day, October 21, at 2:30. Host­ Information on tree planting ber 14, and at Harmony Baptist Mary Foster of Augusta. esses, club women. w ill be furnished free by the church in Harmony on Friday, Jerusalem club w ill meet with state forester or any of thé ten October 19. Boil carrots with the outside Mrs. George Apperson on Friday, district offices of the State For­ Those who took part in the pro­ leayes o f celery for pungent fla­ October 22, at 2:30 p.m. est service. Advice and certain gram from Davie county were vor. Mrs. Seaber, home economist services, in the proper manage­ Rev. W. H. Dodd. Kev. G. L. Roy­ C. C. SANFORD SONS CO. for Duke Power company, and ment o f forest land are also avail­ ster, Rev. J. P. DaVis, Rev. H. W. her coworkers w ill be prestnt to able from the same sources. Con­ The above applications are Hutchens, Rev. E. W. Turner, The Home of Better Merchandise For 81 Y ean . demonstrate a w ell balanced meal sult the district forester or coun­ available in the county agent’s G. R. Madison and Mrs. K. C. of froxen toodi. ty forest warden for iatomaUon. Qttice. ' TMum. FRTOAY, OCTOBER 15,1948 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGES Miss Notie Martin AT UnrCHaLli Miss Joan Martin, daughter of Weds Robert Coon Haircuts Now Personals-Clubs Mr. and M n. John Martin of R. Miss Notie Martin of Bethel, cfaughtei:' 'of "iKé late' 'Slijah' ancl 2, has en ro lM in the fall s t^ o n Reduced ' Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs George Swicegood of Bassett, Minerva Williams Martin of Beth­ at Mitchell college. Miss Martin Frank Stroud, Jr., were Mr. and Va., spent Wednesday with Mr. el and Robert L. Coon of El Paso, is a graduate of the Mocksville Mrs. W. H. Mock and Mr. and and Mrs. Claude Thompson. 6 5 " Texas, son of the late Paley and schools and is a member of the Mrs. Clifford Dull and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Claude THompson Dolly Sain Coon, were united in Cross Roads Baptist church. She of Winston-Salem, and Mr. and visited Mrs. Thompson's brother, marriage at the home of the is taking a commercial course ,Mrs. Everette Dwiggins. Arthur Swicegood, in Church­ Sofley Barber Shop bride Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 12, and Is a member of the Mitchell Mrs. Sally Hodges of Concord, land, Sunday. He is very ill, and at 2:30 P.M. college choir. Davie county, and Miss Mary' not expected to improve. Vows were spoken before an Hodges of New York spent Tiiurs- VWWIMWVWWVWWWVUVVWWVVVWWVWVVWVVVWVMMVWVt^ Mrs. W. H. Howard of Ephe­ arrangement of ferns and candel­ day and Friday with Mr. and sus and Mrs. W. M. Davis of Sal­ abra. Rev. Foster Loflin, pastor Mrs. Claude Thompson. isbury are making an extended of the bride, officiated using the STAR BRAND SHOES Mrs. Leonard Caldwell and son, visit with Misses Evelyn and ring ceremony. Leonard, of Statesville, spent Priscilla Howard and Waymoti» Miss Janie Martin, niece of the Friday with her parents, Mr. and Howard of Elkin. bride, was the bride’s only at­ Mrs. Claude Thompson. Miss Evelyn Howard won blue tendant. A R E B E H E R Mr. and Mrs. Phil Johnson ribbon on five out of seven en­ R. L. Taylor of Greenville, Tex­ spent the week end in Charlotte tries at the Chatham Fair. She as, nephew of the groom, served visiting relatives. also won the ¿rand prize on home as best man. Mrs. E. H. Morris spent the cooking. The bride wore a gray gabar­ NEW FALL SHOES week end in Charlotte visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Angell dine suit with which she used her sister, Miss Celia Pickens. were recent guests in the Howard black accessories. An orchid Our stock is complete. New Fall Shoes are Mrs. Frank Clement is spend* home. corsage completed her ensenble. MISS M A B Y JANB EIDSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ing this week in Charlotte, guest Misses Mary Heitman and W il­ Mr. Coon, formerly of Davie here. Let us fit you in a comfortable pair John H. Eidson of Mocksville, and a Junior at Virginia Intermont of Dr. and Mrs. Vance Kendrick lie Miller left Friday for a visit County, having moved to Texas college, Bristol, Va., is caught by the cameraman getting ready the latest styles. W e have dress shoes in Mack, and son. in Washington with friends and a number of years ago,, was for­ for Charm Week by doing her “dally dozen." Miss Eidson is one Mr. and Mrs. W ill Duvall of relatives. ' merly in contracting business in brown, red and green in suede and leathers— of the most popular girls on the campus and is active in all Cheraw, So C., made a short visit W. M. Pennington is attending El Paso, Texas. college activities. casual shoes in black, brown, green, red and with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Johnson a Chevrolet meeting in Atlanta Immediately after the cere­ mony Mr. and Mrs. Coon left on f two-tone, in suede and leathers, wedgies, or Monday. this week. Ratledge Sunday. Mrs. Ruth Shank and children Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dickinson their wedding trip to Western Spencer Tharpe of Charlotte walking heels. Shop early for a better sdee* left Tuesday for Dallas, Texas, and children attended the fair in North Carolina. After a week the visited Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rat- where they plan to make their Charlotte last week. couple w ill make their home in FOUR CORNERS tion. Sixes 4-10, AA-EEE. Trim-Tred Shoes ledge aunaay. home. Miss Christine Hendricks of Bethel. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Harpe Mr. and Mrs. George Baity vis­ for women. Rand Shoes for men. Poll Parrott Pfc. George Thompson, son of Statesville spent the week end and children of Winston-Salem, ited Mrs. Baity's mother, Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thompson, with t e r parents, Mr. and Mrs. CnVKCn («QAN1ST Shoes for boys and girls. and Mr. and Mrs. Shaftner Rat­ Emma Dinkins, at Deep Creek is on his way to Alaska. George Hendricks. M in Josephine . Hartman, ledge visited Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Sunday. Jack Pennington, a student at teacher of piano and organ at U.N.C., spent the week end at Mitchell college, is organist at PriMcesllMaire home. Broad Street Methodist church, С С 5ANFDRD5GN5C9 Misses Frankie Junker, Edwina Statesville. She la the daughter NOW SHOWINO Long and Glenda Madison spent of Mr. and Mrs. George Hartman Marti Stmna * Btokar« WM- MAKE THIS A TIME TO ■aril In «Пм SliMt Wllk Ito the week end in Charlotte visit­ and graduated in piano and or­ Мш м" ing Miss Peggy Daniel. gan from Greensboro college last REMEMBER STRATFORD'S AAAAAAflMAAAAAAAMAAAAWWVWVWWVVVVMMMMñfWVVVI iÄlOTBÄfrÖCfriS Mr. and Mrs. Ted Drum and spring. WWMñnmñAAAAMAMVVWVVVWWWWWWVVVWVWWWWWVWWWW CkariM 8tamM in **WmI Of Я— wit> 811»у »»tM ito children and Mr. and Mrs. Clif* 1948 WATCH PARADE ton Drum of Hickory visited Mr. Mrs. Ira Kincaid and daughter- See These Values! 4м!рАИкП1^” Закп\ш«*1п and Mrs. Carroll Arndt, Sunday. -Л Fanlin Affair" wHIi Blar- in-law, Mrs. W. I. Kincaid, and > Dtotrleh Miss Billie Anne Frost of W. son were Sunday dinner guests WSOMI8DAT. OCT. M C. U. N. C., Greensboro, spent team B sfm ft WUlIm Gam a of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Frost. the week end with her parents, in -Bat Carg»” witk nJup Mr. and Mrs. Phil Young and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Frost. ______nu. OCT u-tt Patsy, and Mrs. C. C. Young spent n v a a . Tommy Holleman of Winston- С«пм1 W il«« * Unéfai Dararil Sunday in Lincolnton, visiting ia “Waiii Ol ' Salem was a guest at the E. H. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson. ‘ Frost home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray and Mrs. Floyd Murray of Catawba spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Murray. F. E. Peebles and Paul Bowles Davie Drive-In Theater A 4 0 tck и тЛЛвтоШ «xactiag ТШ ктЛштв Вёл Dt Um attended an agenta' district meet­ faminiñ» ют . . .Л и О в 1мт ыШ W юшЫ Ьу tau tf тт. ing in Charlotte, Friday. т аМ Et/fu. We ктп шотв пш. FR ID A Y AND SATURDAY, OCT. 15 and 16 Those attending the Charlotte SPECUL DOUBLE FEATURE fair from here were Mr. and Mrs. $50.00 $47.50 F. E. Peebles, Paul Bowles and Misses Florence iMackie, Haiel ^WWWWWftñWWWWIWWWWA WHEN THE DALTONS RODE Turner, and Geneva Grubbs.— Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Boom and With Randolph Scott Mrs.,W. J. Sapp attended a birth- dlay dinner at ihe honw of Mr. LADIES* SWEATEES, $3.96 TO $5.96 And and Mrs. Joe Pope in Linwood, Sunday. Mrs. Henry Shaw Anderson ol MOONLIGHT AND CACTUS Winston-Salem spent Saturday * with her mother, Mrs. J. H. With Bob Cnebgr and The A ad iew i Sisters Markham. MEN'S ALL WOOL SLACK PANTS Miss Jane Mando spent the week $47.50 $55.00 $ 6 .0 0 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17 end in Rural Hall with her grand- parento, Mr. and Mra. R. J. Led* WWWWWñWIftWñWWWWWWt ford. WINTON CAMPUS SLEUTHS Out o f town guests attending With Freddy. Sleuth and June Pniaser the Coon and Martin wedding Famous dependable 17 include: A l Taylor of Greenville. jewel Winton movement in MEN’S LEATHER JACKETS, $10.98 round steel waterproof case, Texas, Mrs. Charlie Williams, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OCT 18 and 19 with sweep second hand. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Williams, ü Incabloc shockproof. Leath- Mary Catherine and Robert W ill­ ,r strap- HOLIDAY IN MEXICO iams of Cleveland, N. C., Neal Williams of Stokesdale, Mr. and $33.75 BOYS’ JACKETS, $3.98 and $4.98 With Walter Pidgeon and Jane Powell Mrs. Lester Cashion of Trout­ man, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Donn­ Automatically self-winding, elly and Mary Elizabeth of Salis­ with 17-jewel dependabil­ WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, OCT. 18 & )9 bury and Mrs. Walter Martin o f ity. Waterproof, thin mod­ Clinton, S. C. N el. Incabloc shockproof, LAD IES’ SKIRTS, $3.98 TO $5.98 Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Mando and IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE with sweep second hand. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Daniel at­ With James Stewart and Donna Reed 0 Pigskin strap— tended the Lenoir Rhyne-Appa- lachian game at Hickory Satur­ Also Three Cartoons . $71.50 day. LADIES’ CREPE SLIPS—SIZES 44 TO 50 Mr. and Mrs. lis te r Keller For the gift you’ll give with pride— let • FIRST SHOW STARTS A T 7:15 moved from North Main street , $2.98 to an apartment in Mrs. W ell­ Stratford be your guide • 2 COMPLETE SHOWS EACH NIGHT man's home on Lexington street, last week. • SPACE RESERVED FOR TRUCKS Mrs. B. F. Holton and Mrs. J. D. Frost visited Mr. and Mrs. E. H. IVost Sunday. • HOT POPCORN & COLD Miss Helen Reagan and Armand ^ € u ú e COCA-COLAS—ROASiED PEANUTS Mando of Lenoir Rhyne college will spend this week end with • ADMISSION 40e-CHILDlEN UNDER Mr. and Mn. D. J. Msndo. Pfc. Richard Foster, wha lia » 3 ^ Qoúéá úa. 12 ADMITTED FREE just com^eOtd his bpsic trate' ihff at S in Antonibi Teaa^ ir PhoM 203 MocksvilH N. C.| /«ТЫ Stof* of ValiiM turn» m mtm digr PAGE« THE MOCKSVILLE (N. Ç.) ENTERPRISE FRTOAY, OCTOBER 15, IMS SHALL THE SAURIES OF LEGISLATORS PINO Outside Chores Maike BE INCREASED TO TWELVE HUNDRED Mr. and Mrs. Max Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Shore and Mir. the Itmer Man TTdnty OLLARS FOR A REGULAR SESSION? and Mrs. L. L. Miller were. Sun­ Four amendments to the Consti- — — — ------day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. tutlon of North Carolina wUl be Holdeil C. H. McMahan. submitted to popular vote on No> ] vember 2, 1848. The adoption o r ! Rites Thursday Miss Ina Mae Driver had her tonsils removed Thursday at the rejection of each amendment w ill. Mrs. T. F. Holden, 43, died at Mocksville hospital. be determined by the majority o f'h e r home in Yadkin county on the votes cast for or against each, Tuesday, October 9, after an ill Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boger, amendment. Another proposed ness of nine months and ten days. Katherine, Jack and James Bo­ amendment is: ger of Mocksville, Mr. and Mrs. She was the former Miss Lau­ Glenn Jones of Advance were re­ CompereiUen of Letislstors ra Ward, daughter of the late cent dinner guests of Mrs. C. W. The General Assembly is with­ John F. Ward and Sarah Louise Dull. out power to increase the salaries Miller Ward of Davie county in Miss Martha Miller of Greens­ CS of its members or that of its pre­ the Wesley's Chapel community boro spent the week end in Pino. siding officers, or to provide for a j She had been a life long member 'Miss Mary and Margaret Mc­ subsistence allowance or other ex-1 of the Wesley’s Chapel Method- Mahan of Pleasant Garden spent penses. The most it can do is to ist church. the week end with their mother. submit to popular vote a consti­ She is survived by her hus­ Everyone is invited to come at tutional amendment which, if band, T. F. Holden, two children, 7:30 to hear the new pastor, Sun­ adopted, w ill provide for increas­ Renty of wiling emd plenty of oudote wlwa you Frank and Margaret Louise, her day night. ed compensation for legislators biiUdwiU mother, Mrs. Sarah Louise Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Reavis of who w ill serve in the future. The four brothers and three sisters, Yadkinville spent Sunday at F. 1947 Legislature, by Chapter 361, 1L. F. and Claudius Word, Mocks­ W. Dull’s. DettrmlM tke «Wectl?«iHM «1 yon asks the voters of the State to ville, R. 2, L. B. Ward, Badin, and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Dull and H lM iN f. raise the pay of future legislators M. S. Ward, Charlotte; Mrs. T. family spent Sunday in Forsyth and their presiding officers by re. 1мгеме ifce mmIiiIihm •# умг «р* B. Carter, Richmond, Va.; Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edwards. writing Section 28 ot Article II рНенсеА. W. F. Ferebe^ Mocksville, R. 1, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Boger vis­ of the Constitution. ImMe ye« ta take ef new and Miss Eloise Ward, Mocks­ ited in the Edna Shelton home The proposed amendment rela­ —---•-- . ville, R. 2. Recently. tive to the compensation of legis­ ef lators w ill be submitted in the Funeral rites were held Thurs­ R ГАТ8 TO ADVRMnSB following form: day, October 7, at Wesley Meth- /tskJirkeMerwt^...M “ For fixing salaries of Members d»*»* chapel by Rev. J. W. Vestal mmkmerks mten tht гвт tUitg. of the General Assembly at Rev. Wade Hutchens. Burial Yet wiling is by for tho loweM iliigle item ia aD twelve hundred dollars ($1,200.00) was in the Oak Ridge BaptUt youi building coeta. Foe onsweca la yout wir­ •enuD UMM Mimomt or im cocm ou соаммг w and Presiding Officers at fifteen church cemetery at Yadkinville. ing quoetions. . . coll your aocBOOt Duko Powec WINSTON COCA-COLA BOfTUNG CO. hundred dollars ($1,900.00) and Mrs. Holden exercised great Company offico and im a Widiig Spedaliit О wa. n» <«■»■»» fixing salaries for Extra Sessions faith in the Lord and often spoke o A at two hundred and fifty dollars of being prepared to go. ($290.00) and three hundred doll-. The patience and cheerfulness IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ars ($300.00 respectively. | with which she suffered were an “Against fixing salaries o f inspiration to her friends and all SHRAl Members of the General Assemb- who knew her. IRISTIICOMI ly at twelve hundred dollars IN a tfiiKiNe Niw «1И ton ($1,200.00 and Presiding Officers N ee* Velaateeis Avoid iht io tiliM crowds. Ihop the «fttr* comforiitiic at fifteen hundred dollare ($1,-| One million volunteers are itilUr wir —Hgbi in roitr ^ own home, 900.00) and fixing salaries for'needed by the American Cancer CAU Oft warn Extra Sessions at two hundred society to carry out its program DUKE POWEl COMPANY and fifty dollars ($290.00) and ^ of education, service and research, B. E. BOLLINGER three hundred dollars ($300.00), Recruits should apply at the local j^3uÊàmnnb CS m Í í m k Oca. DeUvery — MocksvUle, N. C. respecUvely.” ACS office.

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PURINA Purina Xioying Chows CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT on poyine Chows b«> WEM caiiM ovety bag ia full A TEXTRW BMiaty HAURY TRUMAN (Democrat) м м пм м ■ ofihothingalhotmak* ( 1 ) Urged Congress to enact Federal laws to force South­ top egg production. ern states to eliminate all segregation in hotels, rcs- to match the new-seasor turants and schools, in offices and factories and on gleam in your eyes busses and trains. (2) Advocates repeal of Taft-Hartley Labor Law. ' : WhM Ум lny гаМ М Ум l«y isesi TOM DEWEY (Republican) ( 1 ) Placed upon New York State an anti-segregation law worse than that which Harry Truman advocates. (2) Toole the lead in opposing Southern governors when FOR IG G S S ^u in i ^eui they sought to remove the discrimination in freight Bolanco groin with Herald of a new beauty .., this gorgeous FOK rates which gives an unfair advantage to Northern either of these. . . FOR DRY COWS Textron blouse glowing with vivid colors. shippers. PURINA LAY CHOW UrACITY MIIK Feed 1 bog with Food dry cows to build It highlights you in flower glory . . . for HENRY WALLACE (Progressive) obout 100 pounds them up for heavier (1) Favors forcing the South to eliminate all segrega- . . . Fisod a real milk- a flash of the brilliance of Fall. W ash- of your grain. production after calv> gation laws. moking ration . . . PURINA 109 CHOW ing. Ask for . oble rayon crepe in purple, green, r^d, (2) A friend of Russia and the Communists. Self feed Egg Chow PURINA ond groin. One bag N l i R A I I Y i and yellow on white. Sizes 38-44. STROM 'THURMOND (Stetes’ Rights Democrat) bolances 200' lbs. (1) Stands for agrégation of the races and the racial COW CHOW grain. FIESNEMM CROW integrity of each race; the constitutional right to choose one’s associates; to accept private employ­ ment without governmental Interference, and to MAIL OHMS* ACCISTU . earn one’s living in any lawful way. (2) Resents thé xnainiler in which Southern delegates to RERDQUARTEIS CO pay poitagt INC the Philadelphia Convention were reviled and insult­ Davie feed&See(ICo. on tM* btouM. ed. NCHOR; R C. BASINGER, Manager HIRIRA icHOWS г г ж д - 1д г а 0^ д а [ г 1д | # (3) Seeks to regain for the Democrats ait the South a П*атЛЛЛ J « voice in political affaira which ha« been lott through DEMT ST. — PBONE 11 MOCKSVILLB, N. C. JMn rw Fourth et Traiê . Dial вШ the catering ot Northern Democrats to minority groups. FFeel« that the South should never again per« Mwlimiisl W bfton^em , N. С. mltlUiU to b* renrded as *Чв tli« bur**’ STATIST R lO im ПШОСНАТХС PARIT FRroAY, OCTOBER 15, IMS THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGE 7 State College Hints fruits and vegetables should be S i l l A Honey Bee may have to small. Foods that need to be ТЙА01 fly 10,000 miles to get a To Farm Homemakers washed should be washed rapid­ pound of honey, that, is Bjr RVTH CCRRENT ly and not soaked. i a long way for a little. stale Home Demoiutntlon Afent The fresher foods are when we • ■ ijfy ■ co°W"*> as baking 8U1 But to get ample Insur­ use them the higher the vitamin vegetables and roatsing and broil­ ance coverage, for Life, ing meats, lowers and in some content w ill be. Raw fruits and NOTICE TO CREDrrORS MEN WANTEDI HELP WANTED, Male, White— Hospital, Health ft Acci­ cases entirely prevents loss of STEADY WORK! BENEFITS! vegetables, particularly those The undersigned, having duly You face no seasonal lay-offs The oldest and largest direct! dent, Casualty, Auto Li­ vitamins by water solution. Any ROBERT S. M cNEILL which are not very acid, grad­ qualified as Executor of the Es­ when you go to work for the bigg­ selling organization in llmericaj ability; and otlm forms of drippings from broiled or roasted est business in the world—the ually lose their vitamin C. tate of Margaret Augusta Knox business of Uncle Sam. Investi­ offers established business to! Attorney at Law Insunmce, the distance is meat and juices from baked fruits Loss of vitamins can be retard­ Johnstone, notice is hereby given gate these jobs at once. Weather man between 30 and 95 with short, just to your tele­ nnd vegetables should be used, forecastenu aircraft mechanics, ed by storage in a refrigerator. to all creditors of said estate to redar mechanics, medical techni­ car. $2.00 hourly earnings en­ Offices 8-10 Sanfprd* phone, call 220, or write preferably as a part o f the dish This is ^specially true of the fresh, file their duly verified account cians, radio technicians, steno­ joyed by many route men. Write Mando Building Box 533. prepared, for they are high in graphers, carpenters, photograph­ raw fruits and vegetables on with the undersigned Executor ers, draftsmeni These are some of The J. B. Watkins Company, Mocksville, N. C. soluable vitamins and minerals. the occupations in which good Dept. U, Richmond, Virginia. PE N RY which you depend for vitamin C. on or before the 10th day ol jobs can be available to you in October, 1949, or this notice w ill the new U. S. Arm y and U. S. 10-15-3tn Telephone Some of the most popular herbs A ir Force. Free retirement plan. Insurance Agency Water dissolves not only many be pled in bar of recovery. A ll Retire at half pay in 20 years, re­ (Tem porary) 272-J tor salads are parsley, tarragon, FOR SALE—Good pigs, ready Mocksville, N. C. vitamins but minerals as well. persons indebted to said estate gardless ot age. Good pay is only chives, sweet basil, mint, thyme, the beginning.'Free food, clothing, November 15th. Raised in field Amounts of water used in cooking are requested to make proper shoes, shelter, medical and dental and marjoram. Try one at a ot corn and beans. 90 Angus and settlement of their account. care. It’s the best deal in the time. And why not grow these in world. It’s a chance to learn a Hereford feeder steers. W. S. This October 1, 1948. skilled trade . . . a cltance for DR. McINTOSH your own herb garden? With a more education. Get the full story HUNDLEY, BOYDTON, VIR­ KNOX JOHNSTONE, HEDRICK sm un mm tossed green salad, add a com­ at the Army and A ir Force Re­ GINIA. ' I0-15-4tp Executor of the Estate of Mar­ cruiting Station today. It's at 242 OPTOMETRIST bination of chopped or fresh powr PostofJUce Bldg., Winston-Salem, • М И Ш U N I S garet Augusta Knox Johnstone. 436 N. TMde Stmel dered basil, tarragon and thyme. N. C. Do it now! Facts w ill please lO-S-St you! AMBraoUS HOUSEWIFE-For Winston-Salem, N. e For cheese balls to garnish sal­ special work in Mocksvillc and ■awFeyljysL 1 И % У Л » А П В ads, mix the chese with powdered NOnCB TO CREDtrORS «egalsily and surrounding territory. No can­ caraway or dill seeds. Try tarra­ 30 DAY CLOSE OUT SALE — Having qualified as Adminis­ НЮНТВМРПАТиВВ vassing. Use of car necessary. gon for tossed green salads, or for Prices slashed on all clothing. trator upon the estate ot C. O. В Т В А И С и В П » Adjust this work to your home marainating chicken, lobster or Now is the time to save money Woodrutt, deceased, notice is % responsibilities. |10 per day earn­ Wheels AUgnMi crabmeat salad. on your fall and winter needs. hereby given to all persons hold­ ftr the Bl_____ ings. For personal interview Advance Variety Store, Ad­ ing claims against the estate of For Safe Ort _ write Glenn S. Trask, Box 12, vance, N. C. 2t said deceased to present the same, ROBIE NASI World War H Dead « Mocksville Enterprise 10-8-2tp 181» 8 . Main B t -Г Ь л п Ё 8И properly verified, to the under­ _ _ S a U * u r y , N. C. Return Program signed oa or before the 22nd. day Dr. Ide P. Trotter, agricultural LOST DOG—Hound, blue tick, ot September, 1M9, or this notice Is Nearing Close extension director at Texas A. black back, speckled browii ears. w ill be plead In bar ot recovery. All temporary military ceme­ and M. college, has been assigned Haa a collar with no name, has A ll perwMs indebted to said es­ teries overseas in which have been by United States department ot vaccination tag fastened to col­ DAVIE BRICK tate WlU please caU on the under- buried World W ar I I armed agriculture to study conditions in lar. G. R. Everhart, Rt. 3, Mocks- the Far East affecting foreign dgnsd sad make prompt settle­ forces dead w ill be evacuated by vile. Reward. 10-8-2tp COMPANY markets for United States cotton. ment the end of November, IM ^ the Tliis September 22, 19M. Department o f the Arm y hat an­ GENERAL Blectrical Contract­ To save crumba trom scattering, T. B. WOODRtnrr STONE & COAL nounced. ing and Electrical Service. N. C. AdmiaMratar o f C. G. Woodrutt. roll dried bread or cracker crumbs Licensed Electrician and Con­ Now А^аИаЫ« in a paper sack, usinf ■ regular In Gladwater, Texas, in a semi- tractor. J. W. Rodwell, Mocka- NlgMPbeaem rolling pin. By: A. T. GRANT, Attorney. D ^ rP h e a slN arid region, water sells for SO viUe, N. C. Phone 40. 11-10-U 9-24-«t cents a barrel!, while oil sells for 17 cents a barrel. rr PATS TO A D V IB IIS I QeaUty Vpkeistery aad Repair flllSH C O FR ^ ground to your method ot making. Davie-D-Lite She» aad H * F J9. Also loose Fine fabric, work guaranteed. Ex­ ground, JO per pound. Get it pertly done. Prompt service. New ROWAN at Hendrix and Foster, Angell block building. U.S. Highway 64, Bldg. 2-8-ttn % mile W. of Reeds Cross Roads. R. 3. For further information and PRINTING CO. UNCtt JOrH'X free estimates, write 7-Room home, lights, water and Phone 532 - SalUbury, N. С. 2% acres land. Some outbuildings. ■. L. MYERS, Lexlagtaii, R. X Near duirdi and on good gravel A ll furniture called for and de­ One el the largest priatla« livered at no extra charge aad etflee sapply heaasa hi Wans Air PwaMea, OU For Beat la road 4 mUea out Only $2,750.00. the CaraUaas. In Mocksville— 4 large rooms ers aad Stakers, Fnraaee Imhoar Brisk LOST—One jet black and white RECAPPING screened porcli, nice lawn shrul>- Repairiag aad Cieaalng male beagle on Statesville High­ SERVICE Send Tour TliM to «Tile Co. bery and shade. This with 5 acrcs • Printing SALES good land and some outbuildings. way. Collar on dog. Reward. DAVIS-McNAUt • Face Brick, Смпамв Own a small farm in town. Thomas Carrigan. 10-8-3tp • Lithographing Prick, HoUow Build­ FURNACE CO. TmMiUnrs, DAVIE REALTY AGENCY ing n ia Nafftk Mala Street 10-l-2t GOOD 5-ROOM HOME on • Typewriters Im. Phone 144 Church street, with running wa­ GhwriM Co. SallAwy, N. C. J tl ISS Mocktvllle N 4 Northwert Blvd. FOR SALE—Recleaned Woods- ter, Lot 75x 143. Price is right S9IC Day; NiNglil SM-W Wlnst«m-Salem, N . C. Salisbury, N. C. • Complete Forward seed wheat. See T. G. See F. W. Marsh, Advance, N. C. Angell. Rt X lO-l-atp 2t Office Supplies DBUGS DRVGS DBVOS Flour, Meal, Feed StidI and Grain The Best in Drugs and PORK CHOP SHORTAGE IS Buyers aad fllasim HERE—Now is the time to get DrugServlce of Catloa into the pig business. Medium AUTOMOBU 8AFm r Pnseriplfaim Aecuratoly . U H C lf fOSH type Pdaad-China pigs, eight Glass Installed CMnpaundad J. P. BrsM w edu old, carrying the blood ot -AUModels- two niiaols State Fair Grand ROBIE NASH ■allniCOb Champinn boara^ registered in Phone 32 N sa rD e ffa l your name for $Z0. Kenneth PhMM 141 Mocksville B tochm ffla MurchteB, Route 2, MocksviUe. three miles west ot Farmington. Far the Best tal Lumber, Oeaeral lO-l-Stn RADIO REPAIRS • Pure Crystal lea Bundies, Shsetwcfc, STAR BADIO SBBVIGB • Coal for Orates, Stoves WK P A Y —Csih prices lor used IW E. Fisher SaUsbaiy Furnaces and Stokem automobiles. McCanless Motor H b cksw ili SaHh-lwi|pM Co, SaUabury, N. C. 6-15-tt FOB SAT iF,—Stock of Groceries •В 1И Ф I H M iMiFMieo. Uabirfii. and fixtures. Five miles west of Drop Clotbs - WaUpaper - Waxes P B O N ItlM Mbdoville at Davie Academy. Phone l i e Salisbury H i^iiaf L. M. FREEMAN, Route 4. 10.15-2tp JOHN MILLER CO. Winston-Salem’s Bloet Sfodera • General PlumUng PIGS FOR SAIA-Poland-Chin^^^^ Paint Stere Materials and Fixtures :h and Dial 2-4Ш er a-174« Berkrtiire cross. Ten dollars at • Feeds, General Mer­ esew.4tbst Winsten-Salem chandise — Fertiliaer eight weeks old. W ill be eight 9 JOHN DEERE Farm Angus McFuddy sent b»ck the new elecine; Dnis Liakr weeks old Oct 20 .Write me a Equipment - Groceries toaster he 90t recently, saya it uae« up tv- card it you want one. L. L. Mil­ Willdm Dnif Co. ler, MocksviUe, R. 2. 10-8-2tn Marta much toast . . . When it comes to goasipi»«, Coapujf 1 1 most women are like most women — only Phone StT Store canned fruits, jams and Brothers m ore so. RaUroad St. Mockmlib jellies ia a cool, dark place. IT FAYS TO ADVERTMB Tel. 99 MocksviUe IIUIFAfUST # Chrysler • Plymouth W ALK E R FUNERAL HOME See The Moclcsville Enterprise • CUSTOM GHINDINO FUNERAL SERVICES—AMBULANCE SERVICE SALES & SERVICE IMrYwrCOIIM For A ll Types of Job Work • CORN MEAL Phone 5711 Phone« • International Trucks к aoM « As Msto/ibs uouble COOLEEMEE, N. C. MOCKSVUXE, N. C. • FEEDS FOB SALB IpWp ком* sad eipsl tsna Isdm Wedding Invitations, and ■fclsiai sad sM aatacs Ю mxmIm sad ЕмГяш. tNdsr, MssMd iMoediial Announcements FNtir-IIlN aNCOMa«BtesMS.TiU youtdiuisiM taiBi-taiiiiM M isll |w a betde ol Смоамшоа wUiihs MrfMMadisniea aaiM like Chlrsiraetis Ikisldan W e represent dw « » it чаШ уш т*

At all times end in cdl ages the Church has been a strong and mighty battle station agcdnst sin and mcjal decay. Through its arches and apses and noves has constantly rung the battle cry FO R ALL... of soldiers of the cross. ■ TOR THE CHURCH On its altar has always been found thè greatest arsenal of sacred ammunition Th* Church U th* graotMt iaetw on «nth fcw ever entrusted to any race or to any people—^the Holy Bible. Um buUdina el charadar cmd good dUMiuhip. It ii a ilenheiiM e< ipiiituol voIum. Without a The banner of righteousness has flown steadily from the .fixed redoubts of •ueng Chuich, m IOmt danocraqr nor civUiaatiaR \ ■ COM •urriw. Thaw ora four aound laoMna why quaint and quiet community churdies and impressive dty edifices alike. avafy paim thould attand and auppctl lha Ckutdi ei hi* choiea. Thay om: (I) For hU own The tordi of truth and salvation has been carried with flaming zeql to dismal ■oka. (S) Fat hU ahUdran'a tato. O) Fat lha outposts in distant and strange lands by self-effodng vanguards. taka «I hla oeiMuailr and MUa«. (4) For lha Mka oi iM Chuich Hm M, triMi naadi hia aatol The Churdi's stirring hymns, iti reverent litany, its Jewelled creed, its holy, and adarial «uivort. t o I» go lo Chiinh m festivals- cdl have been powerful wecqpons in the hcnids of purposeful men Sunder. determined to see that right mak— might From itl pulpit parcqpets have reaoundeii continual and courageous dial* tenges to the forces oi evil Truly, tfae .Churdi today is a mighty fortress in the ' ■ - M w a a ' deiense of decency.

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SMOOT SHELL SERVICE MAE'S BEAUTY SHOIfPE FOSTER COnON GIN YOUNG'S DAVIE LUMBER CO. ^ C.C. SANFORD SONS CO. ALLISON-JOHNSON COMPANY GREEN MIUING COMPANY MARTIN BROTHERS RANKIN-SANFORD IMPLEMENT CO. MOCKSVILLE K:E ANDFUELCO. WILKINS REXALL DRUG CO. FARMERS HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO. DAVIE BRK;K& COAL CO. MOCKSVILLE IMPLEMENT CO. DAVIE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP. FOSTER-HUPP FEED. MIU ' HORN OIL CO. .’f- VOLUME X X X I “AU The County News For Evetybody” MOCKSVILLE, N. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1948 “AU The Ceimty News For Evefybody» No. 33

Club Meetings MOCKSVILLE SCORES DECISIVE CENTER GRANGE Are Announced AMBITIOUS GOAL SET FOR FUTURE WIN21T060VERST0NEVILLE PUNS FAIR Mocksville club w ill meet In BY JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SPECIAL PROGRAM the Rotary hut, Monday, October Center Grimge is sponsoring a The young organization of the o f the services ottered them The MocksviUe Wildcats un­ the last quarter when Foster 29, at 7:30 p.m. Hostesses, Mrs. The Liberty Pilgrim Holiness community fidr to be held Octo­ Mocksville Junior Chamber ot through the Junior Chamber at leashed a powerful running and planted a pass in Ammons’ arms Clarence Grant, Mrs. Harry Church and the New Union Meth­ ber 23 from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Commerce has set an ambitious, Commerce. passing attack to trample a fight­ on the 20-yard line, who raced Sheek, Mrs. Harry Stroud, Jr., odist Church will give a special A ll exhibits should be grown, but attainable, goal tor them­ National Affairs Committee —• ing team from Stoneville 21 to 6 the remainder of the distance to Mrs. Wes. CoUette and Mrs. Hoy program at the Liberty ChurcK, produced or made by the exhib­ selves that wUl b e i^ it Mocksville To keep informed as to the de* lait Friday sftemoon on the local score. Poston. field. Stoneville scored their only Sunday night, October 24, at 7:00. itor. No article w ill be eligible and the community. Listed below velopment ot new laws that re> Ijames-Cross Roads club wlU Mocksville served notice that counter in the final minutes of The pantomine presented is, “ I for a prize that won a first or are the various duties and alma hite to our people; encourage pso> meet with Mrs. W. V. Gobble it was their afternoon when lit- the fourth quarter on a sleeper Searched Heaven For Ypu". The second prize at the fair last year. o f the Jaycees committees, which pie to keep our Congresancaaad Tuesday, October 28, at 2:30 p.m. Ue "Choo Choo'* Vick raced 80 pass play that carried for ap­ spccial feature of the even­ Liberal prizes donated by^ the WiU give the public an insight Senators informed as to our at> Pino-Farmlngton club w ill yards in the first period only to proximately 60 yards. ing w ill be a presentation of sev­ business firms ia the couaty wUI into t)ie program of work planned titude regarding various bUls be­ meet in the Grange Hall Wednes­ see his run nullified by a holding Mocksville displayed excellent eral hymns in fifteen scenes by be awarded as first and second for the future. fore Congress; work ckaely with day, October 27, at 2:30 p.m. Host- and off side penalty. However, teamwork and flashed moments spproximately characters. The premiums la all classes. Civic committee—to cooperate local government public is invited to attend. esess, Mrs. Luther West and Mrs. not to be denied, Vick went of great brilliance in gaining the Exhibits wUl iaclude: “ Live at with every progressiva move New Industries Commltteo—Ta Robsh SmiUi. around end for 20 yards and a victory. Foster stood out for Home” ; sewiag sad taacy work; msde by our city officials; to investigate the souadacss o f aew Fork club win meet in the touchdown in the second period, Mocksville with a stellar per­ RBSIQN8 PASTORAn cooking; coUcglions ot esaaed improve the appearance and business wishing to coma to Community building, Thursday, added the extra point to give formance on both offense sad The Rev. W. H. Hutchens has fruiU and vefetables; JelUes; one beautify MocksviUe; to work to­ MocksviUe; keep iaftormed ae to October 28, at 2:30 p.m. Host- Mocksville a 7 to 0 halftime lead. defense. Winters and LeGrsnd resigned as pastor of the Fork quart jsrs o f canned fruits sad ward reassessment ot real p n v- labor supply in our arc* aad aa les—Mrs. Jesse Davis and Mrs. Bobby Mac Foster, displaying also proved to be thorns in the Baptist Church after having vegetables; flowers (best vase ot erty at a fair aad equal value for to the expansion at local bushissB HsI Boger. plenty of power as he ripped the flesh for StonevlUe all afternoon. served the church for ten and cut flowers or potted plant); farm all our people; to work closely in order that we may kaow U we Mrs. Mildred Sesber aad her StonevlUe line to shreds, sgsin Starting lineup: Riddle, I.e.; Le- one-half years. He hss accepted exhibits including aU farm prod­ with the towa officials in sccur- need new business to absorb th » co-workers wiU demoastratc a set up the second touchdown, Qrsi^d, l.t.; Winters, l.g.; Camp­ the csU to become psstor ot the ucts. lag better aad paved streets and labor supply; to look ttorward to well balaaced meal of frozen which Vick climaxed with anoth­ bell, c.; Keller, r.g.; Jones, r.t.; Sandy Spriags Baptist church. This fair wiU exhibit some ot sidewalks tor our city; help in arranging a more diversified ia- foods. er 20 yard run. Mocksvillc’s fi­ Durhsm, r.e.; Ammons, q.b.; Ben­ He w ill begin his new work the the county’s finest tana product^ presenting peUUons to the town dustry tor our area. nal tally cam* In the middle ot son, h.b.; Vick, h.b.; Foster, f.lK first of November. c a i ^ g and ^ fancy work. Р1ам or county commissioaers tor ap­ UtUittes and Traffie CoauaiU should be made now to get m - HOME COUNCIL proval ot certain worthwhUe civ­ tee—To work toward tiM axpie». IBAOT OROVR CARMIVAI. Mbits catered. ic projects; to support actively Sion and better tetephcne serv­ GROUP RETURNS ice; work for better bua station BOY SCOUTS DEMONSTRATE The Shady Grove School Cor- the drive tor a county hospital. U n . Gaorge Apperson ot tacUiUes; sec that our cHlasaa nival WiU be held Friday evening, Education Committeo—To co­ Find Date Set MoeksviUa has r e t u n ^ from get best possible truck aad rail October 29, at 7:30 p.m. at tha operate at aU times with officials THEIR WORK FOR ROTARIANS For PM A Report Tulsa, (Ш а., where she aad 19 ot the city and county schools; freight service. Oeorge Shutt, one o f Davie’s school. Everybody is invited to CampbeU traced the history ot the other Tar Heel womea reprcacat to work cloae^ with tha local Athletic aad RacrcatlMi Caai- first Boy Scouts, presented the sttend and Join ia the tua of Farmers ia tha eoimtjr who Boy Scout Riovemeaf trom origin cd North Caroliaa ia the aaaual P.-T.A. in its efforts to improve nUttee—t o support actlvtfy M d Rotarians with aa iaterestiag sad bingo, bottte throwing, dart have seeded ryt, bsrlcy, oats or to date. maetiag ot the National Honw the schools. work tor coastaat Imprevsawt educational program demonstra­ throwing, fishing and cake walk. wheat to tura uadcr or leave oa C. N. Gaskins, field execuUve OcmoBstration councU. Finance Committee—To plan ia high school athlettca; to «a r il tion ot the objectives ot Scouting, The Queen wiU be crowaed the laad should report to. the of the local Boy Scout council, WhUe at the meeting, Mrs. Ap- the budget; supervise the expend­ tor Uw cstoMishmcal a ( a sma- at their weekly meeting Tuesdsy. Queen ot The Carnival. Follow­ County PMA office immMiataly ouUined the general purpose of parson, who Is presideat ot the itures ot tuads. (Budget figures mer recreatioa program fer tha ing №e coronnaUon ot the'queen if they are expectlag to get any Two o f the local Cub Scouts, scouting and the benefits the boys North CaroUaa CouadI o f Hoata NBMlB to ba sai) town; to spoasor Md prs i'sti Jimmy K elly and Henry Shutt, the high school classes wiU offer assistaacc fo r carryiag out this derived trom i t He iUustrated Oemoaatratioa clubs, reported oa H M th Conunittae—Attempt to different aUtletic events for tha demonstrated what they had stunts for entertainment. prscticc under the IMS program, his talk by displaying items made thia State’s progress in honte eradicate rats ia Om Mocksville town. learned from being Cub Scouts, according to p . A. TUckcr, ehair- by Boy ScouU at the annual sum­ dsmoitratlwi work for tlie cur- u w i.im aeaw cleanup Community Welfare fta a *-^ тшл-о& tho^-li|Hlr seasaritlBe. sw h 'as artificial respiration, ty­ mer camp. ' Scout ■xeaitive “rent’yearr - campaign; eliniinate unssnitary es^blish a fund through dtffir-' ing ot various knots with ropes, Seeding must be completed and Bunn Hackney 'completed the Mrs. Henry N. Parsley of Hills­ conditions in the city; work for ent sponsored projects to aid aad the Scout laws sad motto. report of acreage seeded filed in program by'complimenting the boro, sister of R. S. McNeill, died improved sewerage disposal. assist financially any prograai the county office by November Eagle Scout Jimmy Campbell local Scouts on their fine demim- in a Durham hospital Thursday JAYCEES PLAN Membership Committee — See deemed worthy for conunuaity introduced the other local Scouts 1, 1948. stration and progress ot the lo­ night, October 14. Funeral ser­ that all members are made aware welfare. that were present: Charles Haire, cal troops. vices for Mrs. Parsley were held Jack LeGrandi Claude Horn, Jr., Visitors for the occasion includ­ in Fayetteville. Saturday. Six Building COSTUME DANCE Larry Foster and Bob Sofley. The local Junior Chamber of ed in addition to those previously Permits Issued These Scouts took turns in pre­ mentioned, Jane Click, who ren­ ra s SVPVER Commerce w ill inaugurate the BOY SCOUT DINNER HELD THURSDAY; senting the different phases of The following building permits Halloween festivity season with dered luncheon music, and Jim The Pino Grange is sponsoring scouting such as the flint and were issued by C. H. Tomllnsoi^ a costume dance at the Rotary Kelly, local postmaster. a pie supper at the hall, Satur­ m OF $2200 QUOTA IS RAISED steel method of making a fire, city building inspector, through Hut, Thursday night, October 28. T. C. Pegram, o f Cooleemee, Dr. L. P. Martin presided in day night, 'October 23, at eight first aid bandages, camping and Monday, October 18: This dance getting underway was re-elected chairman o f tho the abscnce of the president, J. o’clock. Music w ill be furnished Honest Man hiking tips, etc. Eagle Scout Clyde Holman, New 'street, 3- prompUy at eight o’clock', will Davie County Council of Boy H. Thompson. by the Joe Foster family. Every­ room dwelUng, $3,200. offer many features of entertain­ Pays Off Scouts at the annual diaber meet­ one Is Invited to attend and bring Harley Sofley, Sofley ’avenue, ment besides dancing for the eve­ W. G. Marsh, Davie real es­ ing last Thursday, h ii^t at tha his family. SHALL FIFTEEN CENT PROPERTY 9-room dwelling, $9,000. ning, including food, cold drinks, tate agent, was shocked upon re­ Cooleemee Methodist church. Gilmer Hartley, Church street, etc. There are also plans under­ Curtis Price of Mo«;)|||viUe and V. r w. awrnNQ turning to the office from lunch, 4-room dwelling, $3,000. way to provide other entertain­ on Monday, October 11. He was J. L. James of Cooleemee v e to TAX LIMITATKIN BE AMENDED? Veterans of Foreign Wars wUl Otis Hendrix, Spring street, 9- ment trom the floor. confronted by a well dressed and elected vice chairmen; Ike Husko The third an;endment to the cess of 5c on the $100 valuation, meet at the Clubhouse on Coun' room dweUing, $8,000. Everyone attending the dance intelligent young man who want­ was . elected commissione#. constitution o f North Carolina leaving to the counties a general ty Home Road at 7:30 on Thurs­ Dewey Parks, Depot street, wiU be required to be in a cos­ ed to know if he was W. G. Marsh. Reports were heard from tha w ill be submitted to popular vote fund levy o f at least 20c but not day night. Special entertainment body shop, $1,400. tume, and there wiU be a prize He Introduced hlmseU to Mr. committees on the financial drive on November 2,1948. It deals with more than 29c on the $100 valu­ wiU be provided. Refreshments W. A. Murray, Church street, given for the best costumed cou­ Marsh and told him that he had now in progress.' As ot last the llmtatlon of tax levy for the ation. w ill be served after the meeting. 4-room dwelling, $9,000. ple attending. been an employee of his approx­ T h u ^ a y night, the county had county general fuiul. A ll members are urged to be The propose amendment rel- imately nine years before, and at raised around $19H of their $3200 present, states F. R. A t present the state property aUve to the county general fund PATS TO ADVBRTMIR PATS TO ADVnnSB that, time he was stiU in high quota. tax limitation wiU be submitted tax and the county property'tax school. This man explained to Members o f the district com­ in the following form; for general county expenses may Mr. Marsh that his misison for mittee appointed by sponsoring “ ( ) For amendment Increas­ not exceed 15c on the $100 valu­ contacting him was to replace institutions: Troop 33, T. C. Pe- ing the amount of total state and ation. Special taxes may be lev­ $70 he had taken from Mr. Marsh gram; Troop 33, J. L. James; county tax which may be levied ied by counties for special pur­ at various times when he had Troop 37, H. R. Jordan, Pack 3t, on property, by changing the poses with special approval of been an employee of his. He J. E. Kelly. llmltaUon on said tax from fif­ the General Assembly. Since 1920 wanted to return the- money with Membei^ of the district com­ teen (19) cents on the one hun­ the state has not levied a gen­ interest, so he gave Mr. Marsh mittee at large: Curtis Price, W. dred dollars ($100) valuation to eral property tax for the support $100, wished him success and left J. B. SeU, Knox Johnstone, C. twenty-five (29) cents on the one of its general fund except to as mysteriously as he had ap­ R. Horne, G. R. Madison, R. M. hundred dollars ($100) valuation. share in a sinaU percentage of peared. If he ^ u l d read this, Hardee, C. L. Farthing, G. N. “ ( ) Against amendment In­ intangible tax collections which Mr. Marsh would appreciate it, Ward, R S. McNeiU, G. H. C. creasing the amount of total state have been administered by the Shutt, Francis Peebles, R. F. and county tax which may be if he would send him his address. state since 1937. The General As­ CUck, J. K. Sheek, Jr., GM rge levied on property, by changing sembly of 1931 was the last to Rowland, J. P. LeGrand, C. G. the limitation on said tax from levy a property tax (15c on the Tomlinson, Ike Huske, V. C. fifteen (15) cents on the one hun­ $100 valuation) in support of the PUN COMPLETE Prim, Charles Bahnson, Charles dred dollars ($100) valuation to public school system. Since 1920, Isley, Redford Cope, Frank Se­ twenty-five (25) cents on the therefore, counties have been ELECTION NEWS ders, Murphy Wildes, Clarence one hundred dollars ($100) val­ able to levy the entire 15c on the The Mocksville Enterprise plans Messick, E. C. Tatum, C. W. Shep­ uation.’’ $100 valuation to provide for gen­ to give the people of this area herd, Giles Sexton. eral expenses of the county. The the best possible coverage of the BASKETBALL revenues realized from this 15c November 2 general election.. A DRIVINO UCENSES general fund levy have, however, The MocksvilleP. O. S. of A. loudspeaker system w ill be erect­ The driving license examiner’s bccome increasingly inadequate will hold a special meeting on ed at the Enterprise office over office, located near the prison to finance the general expenses October 26 at 7:30 p.m. at their which wlU come the results, of camp w ill be open each Tuesday of the counties and an amend­ regular meeting place. Everyone the state and national elccUoas, and Wednesday from • a.m. to S ment to increase the general fund interested in the P. O. S. of A. so that those attending tha ka- pjB. AU persons whose aur- tax levy limitation from ISc to basketball team for the coming THIS PICTUBI W ill gupport the claxtn of some lo cal flghenagn w b o didn’t let terprisa clecUoa party wiU |e* aamcs begin wiUt the Mtera t, 25c on the $100 valuation is pro­ year is requested to be present at aU the big oneg get sway. R B. Sanford, Jr., L. Q. Suiford, JObn Sanford, Jack caiva tiiat covaraga as wcU ae re­ F. or G are urged to get their posed. I f the amendment should this meeting as plans wlU be Sanford and R. B. Sanford are plctiuvd above with their one day's catch of b e t w ^ sults ot the county alactioa. driver’s iiceaec aa som ae peaii- be adopted, the state would stiU mada for practice and the comiag 300 and 400 pounds of the flnest Hah cwgtit on their recent, fishing expedition to ble and; avoid the deadUae be limited to a levy not in e»> asasoa.' MyrtleBeacfa. ■ - ^ ’ vv'/"-V;: R P A T i S O el Oeeenber'U. - PAGE 2 THE MOCKSVHiLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22,1948

submit her marriage certificate VVWVWVVVVVWWyMWWWWWVWWAnnMfWtmMVVVWVWVVVVVWVVWVVVWVVWWWVVVWVVWb Our County And ther or child. Even though you Results of 4-H Pullet are not working in employment and the birth cerUflcates for aU Social Security that is covered by the Social Se­ children under 18 to the Social Show and Sale Given N O TIC E! To All Voters of Davie County By Mrs. S«th O. Dnffjr, Mgr- curity act, you may have a stake Security administration when fiU The third annual 4-H puUet Tliis W€c5t;-jny- diccuofccn-dea!& in. iQCiBl..sec.urJiy.. .because, .you ing .application, for benefits. In show and sale was held at the with “ Family Relationship” and are the wife, widow, child or par- ^ this way she proves relationship Masonic pi’cnif ground ‘Thiiniday the important part it plays in cnt of one who has worked, or is and thus takes an Important step afternoon, October 7. I am a Republican Candidate for county getting benefit payments under working, in covered employment. In establishing entitlement to C. F. Parrish, extension poultry the old-age and survivors insur­ When a man, age 6S or older, survivors insurance payments. specialist from State college; was Commissioner and w ill appreciate each receives old-age insurance pay-j An aged widow would prove the official judge and auctioneer, ance program. vote. I f elected I w ill serve serve the There are thousands of persons ments, his wife (at age 65) may her relationship to her husoand and after careful examination drawing social security payments also, by reason of her relation-. by presenting a marriage record. placed the birds as' follows: EliZ' people of Davie County to the best of who have never worked a day in ship. There are some instances when abeth AUen, Betty Sparks, CUf- covered employment—they are In the event of '¿he deata of an' aged parents are deemed to have ford Beck and Robert Seats in my ability. I am a farmer, a World War the blue ribbon group; MerreU wives, widows, children and par­ insured man, »lis widow and/or] been dependent on a deceased II Veteran, Secretary of Fork Baptist ents of workers who did work children may be eligible for sur­ child. If there is any question Rice and Charles WiUiams, red u d become insured. These are vivors insurance benefits, by rea­ as to the relationship of the par­ ribbon group; and Nancy Boger, Church. A ll citizens are urged to go being paid by virtue of their re­ son of their relationship to the ent and child, the parent would Talmage Cheek, Bobby Howard lationship to their husband, fa­ deceased.^ If eligible, she should prove relationship by submitting and G. K. Husser, Jr., white rib­ to the polls and give me your vote. either a birth certificate of the bon group. child or other acceptable proof. Mr. Parrish complimented the girls and boys for the good work CLARENCE R. CARTER In the case of an adopted child, they had done In growing out the proof of his relationship to his TO THE VOTERS pullets. VWWWWVVWVVmmWVWUVVVWVWVWWVVVVWWWWVWMWVWWWVWVVVVWVVtAnMVWVWW foster parent would be proved by Robert Seats, member o f the the submisison of a certified cwpy Farmington Senior 4-H club, OF DAVIE COUNTY of the adoption papers. bought back the 12 pullets he In North Carolina, birth and For the past four years I have served the people of had selected from his flock. This NOTICE marriage records are maintained Is the first time since the pullet Davie County as a member of the Board of Com- in the office of the register of chain was started that a club deeds in the County In which the misioners ,to the best of my ability. I wish to ex­ member has bought his own birds TO THE VOTERS OF DAVIE COUNTY birth or marriage occurred. tend my sincere thanks to all those who voted for at the sale. I AM THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR REGISTER OF me fbur years ago, and for the cooperation they have Clifford Beck, member of the D. J. LybroiA Cooleemee 4-H cib, must have DEEDS OF DAVIE COUNTY. REALIZING THAT IT WILL given me since my election. Rites Thursday given his birds exceUent attention BE IMPOSSIBLE FOR ME TO CONTACT EACH VOTER in order to raise 101 birds to ma­ Funeral services tor David 1 AM A CANDIDATE turity from 103 baby chicks. PERSONALLY, I AM TAKING THE OPPORTUNITy Johnson Lybrook, 69, of Advance, F «r Ite-cleetloii for Coimty Com m tel« er ia former member of the State THROUGH THE PRESS TO EXPRESS MY APPRECIAT­ THE NOVEMBER 2nd ELECTION Board of Agriculture, who died The waterpower of the world ION FOR THE SUPPORT THE PEOPLE OF DAVIE COUN- at a Winston-Salem hospital Is now 46,000,000 horsepower, an ^ d would appreciate the support of all voters. Tuesday night, were held at 11 increase of 100 per cent in the TY HAVE GIVEN ME IN THE PAST AND FOR ANY SUP­ a.m. Thursday at the home. Bur­ past 10 years. If elected, I will continue to serve all the people of PORT THAT THEY MAY GIVE ME ON NOVEMBER 2nd. ial was in Salem cemetery. Mr. Davie County to the best of my ability. Be suie and IF I AM ELECTED AS REGISTER OF DEEDS OF DAVIE Lybrook, a naUve of Patrick President Harrlsdn established go to Um Polb on November 2. county, Va., came to Winston- the Yellowstone Timber Land COUNTY I W ILL CONTINUE TO SERVE THE PEOPLE IN Salem in 1908 and was Forsyth Reserve in 1891. This was the THE FUTURE AS I HAVE IN THE PAST, IN A FAIR AND ^ county’s first farm agent. He first such reserve in the U. S. I was a leared in his local Grang* IMPARTIAL MANNER AND TO THE VERY BEST OF MY I and In the State Grange. He was R. P. MARTIN I a nephew of W. N. Reynolds, for- Chicago publishes more tele­ ABILITY. phone directories and trade cata­ |mer president of R. J. Reynolds C. R. VOGLER Mocksville, N. C. Tobacco company. Surviving are logues than any other secUon ot the widow, three sons, two daugh­ the United States. ters, and two sisters.

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lis •dtoola all over the South “our moat valuable And we are grateful for the privilege of aharing FALL VACATIONS raw matarial” is being tempered and worked into in their education, through the taxea wa pay in by Greyhound TNI MNâNTM WIIT •trcmg, courageous atufl^ every community. Tho WMt's ot III bMt for ■ Find out for >ourieI{ why more and more people are discovering ■‘cloH-up'' ' of tho Dudo W e cannot look into the bright, eager facet of Juat look into the young facea around you. YouU that Fall’s a-superb Vacation Season I Then, the countryside is ЯашА m é ladiaa onmlfy. aglow with Autumn colors! The weather’s tancy and invigorat­ theae youngatera without seeing great things . .. renew your determination to protect and preaerv* ing I Nights arc cooler, more restful . . . and tnere are so many L «w A 4 E « lw .....IM .1 « induatriea as yet unbuilt... frontiers of acienca aa our American heriuge of freedom and opportunity. •aciting things to do I Yon’U find out, too, why mors and mors yat unexplored... batter waya of living and working people are going by Greyhound. Schedules are Convenient . . . So that the dreamt of our diildren may come tniaw modem coaches reach all of America’s playspots—with armchair San A ntoolo.... IX l’t f loiathar aa yet untried. So that our land may riae to even greater heights» comfort—at fates t t i t t amasingly lowl - W e see, too, the trained minds and capable hands WILKINS DRUG COMPANY ' of thoae who aome day wUl guida and operate tha PHONE SI ; MOCKSVILLE. N. C. Sottthem Kailwiay Syatem that “aarvas tha Soolta." VmWMI

SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22,1948 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGES Get ready to Famungton l^ s To Attend State Fair PINO Sixteen members ofthe Farm­ ington Chapter of the Future Wesley Chapel Church will -Famiess..of. America. wilL attend have a B u u r ^turday night, the North Carolina State Fair November 20, at №e Piño Grange at Raleigh. They w ill attend Fri­ Hall. Good tood will be sold. JNAKE FENa POSTS day, October 22, which has been Funds will go tor the new church. designated as F. F. A. day. A ll Mr. and Mrs. George Dull and F. F. A. members will be admitt­ son, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rea­ hm CNEVROLEllS VAUIE ed free to the Fair grounds at vis and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Law­ this time. rence Dull were Sunday dinner The names of the Farmington guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. boys who are going to the Fair Dull. arc as follows: Harley Howell, Miss Phosa McClannon visited Bob Wallace, Bob Peck, Paul her parents over the week end Potts, Carroll Hanes, John Henry at home. Kiger, Harold Lapish, William Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dull and Brock, William Speer, John Hen­ family attended a birthday dinn­ ry Gentle, Henry Driver, Harold er with relatives in Wilkesboro, Scats, Buford Smith, Grady Sunday. Beck, Roljert Seats, O’Brien Mrs. Luther West and son spent Dixon, and Mr. B. G. O’Brien, Saturday afternoon with her sis­ instructor. ter, Mrs. Luna Fulk.

Social Security Cypress trees resemble giant bottles, but the enlarged portion . • Rera’s • g o o 4 wajr t* A Community Resource is seldom seen, being submerged I use tlaw whentver oHwr The Social Security Office, .lo­ in water. I faia wotk if ilMk. Ib OM cated at 437 Nissen Building, Only Chevrolet AdvMwe-DetlBn Yev'ro In for on eye opener dajr jran eaa c«t a h«g« Winston-Salem, N. C., has always The age ot man has been Heavy-Dwty TriNlis Itave AN Ihese Pèatare» when you try Miott ntw, pila of covdwaad av been interested in working closely placed at 16,000,000 years by a big Chevrolet htovywtlghl paatiwitlitUangiadfai^ with employees, civic clubs, both new comparison of blood serums y î w witr a m ign m m i 4 -S K ID SVNCHRO-MKSH driver comfort with the cab that chompiem. Our gutss is you’va «rttiac Daaikani unr... men’s and women’s, and other of mankind and ape. TRANtMIUION-Thls entirtly “breathes”! Frosh air is drawn tUtitwrtmtnmrmämt now heavy-duty transmission in In and used air Is forced outl never driven a truck with more ftr jraarawaaMartoMlL governmental and welfare agen­ one-ton and htavier duty modols Heated in ooM weather. gthup-ond-go. . . inert aasa cies on a Social Security infor­ •nabiM the driver to maintain of handling... moraityla and Wa'd llka ta tlMw jra« ÌM ir «aicUy Strike threat Mrs. Coleman Howard and increase of 25c an hour for every employe! uaioBs. wbkk add up to tbs eqoivslent of 48c sn On September 18, 1948, the leaden of these hour, the Coaducton aad Trainmen recently 16 unions began taking a strike vote. But the children who have spent some Ihreat of a strike wilt not alter the opposition of You’d Pay Ike BiUt setUed Ihek «sge ts«iust te ea tacnass et 10c time in our community have re­ aabew. the ruUroadt to tuch unreasonable demands! turned to her home in Florida. Summing' up these demands, they mean that these union leaden seek to force the railroads Mrs. L. S. Potts and Eva Potts, to' give one millidit empUtyt» an annual raiat Mr. and Mrs. Worth PotU and uihieh umMaveragt $iS00 ptr mploytt . OCT. 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd family.visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo; The total cost of this would: be ao lsss thaa Graves Snnday evening. m biliioa doUait par year, w U cbiir»oit There will be services Sundsy thaa. twice tht expected aet iacoase ol'tta M uun iW f Irai Sim morning at Comatssr BaptM seilieedatlitoyear. pay the bin. bsssMfif tkisak» ra o N iu M O C U V n X B . N. C. church at It tftSodt VSstar .a w I Bi A. Carrol. i t B t S f . risSiïïfîi?*- , Ì' PAGE4 TRE MOCKSVILLÊ (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, OCTOBER Z2; 1948 THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE RESCUE TWO MEN TRAPPED IN ELEVATOR SHAFT Published Every Friday at Mocksville, North Carolina FREE $5 BILLS FREE - 0. G.- McQuage ...... Publisher .A T .r a E .

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^ .0 0 Per Year Inside of Davie County— $2.80 Per Year «Outside of Davie County. Auction SsJe ^'Entered at the Post Office at Mocksville, N. C., as Seconti 30 tOass Matter Under Act of Consress of March 8, 187i^ HOMESITES 30 and ACREAGE TRACTS CONTAINING 5 TO 25 ACRES IN EACH TRACT. 20 acies deared land. • THE COUNTY TICKET IN JEFF CAUDELL SUBDIVISION LO­ At a time when the air is full of the utterances oi Truman, Dewey and the other presidential aspirants, per- CATED ON HIGHWAY NO. 64 BETWEEN hai>s too little thought is being given to the local county LEXINGTON AND MOCKSVILLE AND election which al№ occurs on November 2. Many have expressed an indifference towards voting this year due to BEING ABOUT MILES FROM MOCKS- the political muddle of the presidential race. However, V ILLE , N. C. before falling a victim to this indifference, one should con­ sider the issues at stake in the elections accompanying the All tracts are well watered; electrid^ avail> pr^sklential ticket. There are the four proposed amend-, MEMBERS OF THE POLICE and fire squads exiricatc two employees of a steel company in Bal­ able. We cordiaal invite yon t » leak this prap> ments to the state constitution that the populace willi timore, Md., who were trapped between an elevator shatt and the floor of the elevator. A t left, erty over, attend the sale, and Im ja ty a a r a « » either accept or reject on November 2. These amendments the two men, Henry Brugerman and James Henderson, are given support as the rescurers battle price on easy terms. to free their crushed legs. A t right, the legs of the injured men can be se«n dangling over the nHU have an important bearing on the future of our state sii-Ic of the cage. It took forty-five minutes to free them. Later they were taken to tht hospital in a and should be carefully considered by everyone. Pievtous se -nus condiUon. issue* of the Enterprise have carried a frank discussion of SATURDAY, OaOBER 23-10 A. tt the issues Involved in two of the proposed amendments and THiYHB ROUND K)R PENNSYLVANIA Candidates' Named the remaining two will be covered similarly before election. 5».<:^î>vy *r For Halloween Termsi 1»3 cash, balance in f aad 12 mwithk Important to each and every citlien of Davie Is the Candidates for the king and county ticket, from which on November 2 will be chosen queen of the MocksviUe Hallow­ For infomfation see or adl the men who will represent and lead us into the question­ een carnival have been chosen. E. C. MORRIS, SELLING AGENT able future. Davie county is blessed this year with having Those selected for this year are: MOCKSVILLE, N. C. able candidates for every office, a fact that increases In Ninth grade, Elaine Eaton and importance when it is realised that Davie pnribably faces Larry Foster; tenth grade, Nancy Sale Conducted By the most turbulent future in its history. Davie county Latham and Guy Hartman; elev must go forward and keep step with the other counties of enth grade, Shirley Shell and the state and nation, and to do so will require able guid­ Donald Riddle; twelfth grade, C. F. WILLIAMS & ALSTON CLARK ance. Its leaders must be of the type who will not be afraid Louella Ferebee and Von Shelton. to put the welfare of the people ahead of the selflsh interests The crowning of the king and LAND AUCTION CO. queen w ill be the culminating of a few. The archaic philosophy of “it was good enough 118% W. Washington St Phone 4953 for father, it’s good enough for me,” is no longer applicable event of the Halloween carnival to be held October 29 at 7 in the High Point, N. C. to a progressive institution.. Time changes everything and MocksviUe gymnasium. whether we like it or not we must go along or be left behind. ii '-

This election year do not show indifference to your own m welfare by not voting, but vote for the men whom you sincerely believe are the best qualified to promote the pres­ tige and prosperity of Davie coimty.

ston-Salem. ^ Attend The Anchor BIXBY Everette and Ernest Hilton spent Friday night with their Mr. and Mrs. Frank PotU of parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hil­ « M H WM VimUN Rotart L. BrodMy pmldaa • law axplanatory Kernersville spent last Sunday ton. Botas eoocstaiaa tha assMty, his Polish wUs^ Ragina. aad thair IS- wiUi Mr. and Mra. N. C. Potts. moatb-oM aaa. StMlay, SM thair tat vi«» ol New Yorii ttwough tha Company’s Mrs. Lisai« Robertson was the Miss Katherine Hilton spent pocthela ef ttw OmsmI BsaoN. Tho dUM waa bwB ia Schisnfurt Tba «imfly Is hsadiag l o r ^ b ^ heaeo la PbtlBVine. PO. Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Saturday night with Mis* Eve­ Mrs. W. C. Potts. lyn Hendrix of Cornatzer. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Mrs. Leona Massey spent Wed­ Mr. and Mrs. Mason Martin 'TOKYO iO Sr WINS TRIAL RESPITE nesday- with Mrs. James Wilson. spent the week end with relatives 32 nd Birthday Sale Mrs. Sallto Fotta and daugh­ here. ters were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Beauchamp. ' FUes’ legs are used to manu Betty Jean Tuclter spent the facture the false eyelashes fash-i BEGINNING THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, AND CON­ week end with Shirley Beau­ ionable with women. champ.

C. S. Massey spent Sunday with The coinè of many foreign na­ his daughter, Mrs. Marve San­ tions are manufactured in the TINUING THROUGH SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30. ders, and Mr. Sanders of Win­ United States at cost. THE WHOLE STORE IS IN THE PARTY WITH HUN­ REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC TICKET TICKET DREDS OF SENSATIONAL SAVINGS. IT WILL PAY Election November 2 Election November 2~

state Senate B. C. Brock House of Representatives YOU TO SHOP ALL THREE FLOORS. House of Representatives J; R. Siler^ J. N. Smoot 1

Register of Deeds Register of Deeds C. R. Vogler Clarence Bost ’ ■ 1 County Surveyor Sam L. Talbert County Commissioners

County Commisioners John Durham R. P. Martin Vernon Miller

J. M. Groce Jack Moody ORANnO A1WOAMIM COMMUMMI ia iMT sctMduloci trial OB troaioii Clarence H. Carter charges. Iva Toguri I^Aquine, bettor loiowB as‘*rokyo Roso,'* is osGortad ' 1 from Foderai Building ia Saa Ffaadaoo by U. S. Marshal Charlos Pon- «raata. Accused et boiag o rodio propagandist tor tho Jopo during tho (PaUttoal Adv.) (PoUUoal A iv .) wor, tho Amorieaa-boca Ja«aBoao girl is attomptitag to piovoat trial oa tha gwuado thot iamMiyiagoFortugusoo husband shohooihio a dttosa olPactusriàBdwoiaotauhioBltoU.KtNMoalaan. .'v FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22,1948 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGES Miss Smith Is to Wed Sanfords Entertain Methodists Observe Ab

Mrs. Floyd Naylor, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cozart, Bob Sofley and Benny Naylor attended the Ca- tawba-Appalachian game at Win­ Davie Drive-In Theater ston Saturday night. J. R.. Dorton of Concord spent FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCT. 22 & 23 Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Clarence Hartman, and family. SPECIAL DOUBLE FEATURE Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Seats, Mn. Wade Smith and Coleen and Vick Andrews spent Sunday in SEÑORITA FROM THE WEST h a Mallory CoatiaMlal- DanvlUe, Va., vUiting Mlsa Bob­ Allan Jones, Spade Cooley Orchestra yon’ll SMM Is walk wilh bie Jean Smith. •ptiagier Heps! “nM Cuati* and Bonita Granville neaial is a haadwNM, all* Mn. Marshall Campbell and parpóte hal, soil aad •mootb-iiillng. Ii’tCrawa* daughter, Sandra, of Statesville, And elle «howeiproofed. In the spent last week end with Mr. and •mafleit new fall color»! Aad remember... Mrs. Frank Stroud, Sr.. and family. GALLANT BESS f — / ih » diUnmae» Marshall Thompson— Cartoon ia a tiaUotf! Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allison of Charlotte spent the week end here with relatives. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Mills of Washington, D. C., and Mr. and TWO SMART PEOPLE Mrs. W. A. Allison were Sunday Lucille Ball & John Hodiak— Cartoon M 9 4 Ú . S U o f k supper guests of the Allison fa m ily . E lg in D eLuxe. 17 15 jeuri Elgin. MJ- Jewelt, adjusted. , Justed. DuraPawer MONDAY & TUESDAY, OCT. 25 & 26 DuraPowcr Main, Mainsprina. lOK tprinit. lOK natural natural gold filled c ¿MfUedca>c.t(M.OO\ steel back. S37.5oj THE FARMERS DAUGHTER Ta> In d g M For Representative Loretta Young & Joseph Cotien— Cartoon Lady Eluin. 19 jeuvls. Lord Elgin. 21 Jewels, HAS THS ailjusted. DuraPoivcr adjusted. DuraPauer ONLY AN ELGIN Jtitiins/iring. I tK nalii-_ 4r A/ainsfiring. l4Knatu- ral gold /iHcd Cii.if*. D u r a P o w e r M a i n s p r i n g * I wish to announce to the citizens of Davie W ED NESDAY & TH U R SD A Y, OCT. 27 & 28 coni. §67.50| curvcii ci^Xu/. $7J.5Ut Outstanding in beauty. Outstaniling County that I am a candidate for THE WHISPERING CITY in value. Tiic new Elgins liave The gift you give with pride. at no extra cost tliia ainazui;; Dura* Paul Lukas— 3 Cartoons Power Mains|iring that elimi­ nates 99% ol all repairs due to REPRESENfATIVE Let Stratford be your gui,de. steel mainspring fiiiliires. A wide range of styles iio\\' during our I ’arade of Watelics. *ra(«ul vcoUititf If elcctcd I will strive to fill the office efficien- FIRST SHOW STARTS AT 7:15

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P lM M 2e 3 MMbvilb,N. C. PAGE6 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTEIPRISE FRIDAT, ÒCTORER » , IMS ..I .V-..- Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Wai F. Van Eaton ■o many placet of equipment work of last week, n d the nm- Mra. Lee Surratt of Denton. NEWSOF FARM working at one time thè large aervatlon practicea applied to the MOCKS Mrs. Frank Sidden, Mr. and Dies Mocksville crowd attending the demonitrat- land. w i ê $ m i Mrs. Glenn Jones of Bethlehem WiU F. Van Eato,n 78, died at ion was never short of interest­ J. L. Cartner ,aear Smoot’a The W. S. C. S. held ito month­ CONSERVATION and M. R. Jones of Baltimore, his home in Mockiville at 1 p.m. ing things to .see. Aonther visit Store, cut over 100 balea of hay nixáii ly meeting with Mrs. M. R. Jones. By aOWARD f. WILLIAMS visited Mrs. W. J. Jones Satur- Wednesday. A retired c a r ^ te r , to.Jhis. /arm -in. A.iew-jnonths. -from-hit-field-of -series- this-aum- George' 'Essex' anff ‘ ion ‘ spent - - J; G. -Crawf otd,- form er' Mi&d w day. he was a son of the late R. T. would show the resulto of the mer. ù t m m Yadkin Soil Conservation Dis­ Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Ess­ Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Beauchamp, and Mary Holman Van Eaton. trict supervisor, got five cuttings ie Essex. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carter, Pat­ Surviving are two sisters, teSáti of hay from his field of alfalfa ' Noro’e How Tkroattpeeialteto Preved Mr. and Mrs. John Evans spent sy and Jerry spent Sunday after­ Mrs. Maysie Bowles and Miss this year. iS m enùìci Sunday afternoon with Mrs. O. noon with Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Mattie Van Eaton, both of Mocks­ 'F. Jones. Beauchamp of Lewisville. ville, Route 3, and one brother, Kenneth Hoots, near Elbaville W éu pmtiSi Mrs. J. O. Nash of Statesville, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Hilton and J. L. Van Eaton of Missouri. Church, had soil samples made o m / m m s ¡spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. children spent Monday in Mocks­ Funeral services were held at on several of his fields to deter­ In 30-P>y »1—Mm T— t! Charlie Allen. ville. the home at 2 p.m. Friday, Oct. mine the amotuit and kinds of fer­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myers and 15, with Rev. Foster Loflin tilizer needed for best results . • In a rccent test, hundreds ot men and women smoked Camels —and Z children, of Fork, visited Mr. officiating. Burial was in the C. F. Seats, Willie Reeves, The diamond mines at Kimber­ only Camels-for thirty consecutive and Mrs. W. N. Myers Sunday. Bethel Cemetery. Charlie Reeves, J. O. Bumgarner, ley, South Africa, are the largest days. Smoked an average o f one to Mrs. P. R. Carter is sick with and Blum Beck built terraces on in the world. two packs a day. Each week, the flu. their farms last week. throats o f these smokers were ex­ Colors and perfumes are part Mrs. Frank Vogler and Nancy Jack Foster of the County amined by noted throat specialists- of a specialized treatment for of Advance visited Mrs. W. J. The destructive wild boar is Line Community is pleased with a total o f 247& examinations. These certain forms of mental trouble. Jones Tuesday. classified at France’s No. 1 pub­ results he obtained with orchard throat specialists found N O T ONE CASE OF TH R O A T IRRITA- Mr. and Mrs. Houston Crater lic enemy, and is fair game all grass and ladino clover pasture T IO N due to smoking CAMELS I and boys and Frank Myers spent the year round in that country. J IT PATS TO ADVERTISE that was seeded this spring. Many Davie county farmers at- Oct. 20, 21, 22, 23 A rt» Asixfate tended the farm conservation WILKINS DRUG CO. demonstration held in Mecklen­ Phene SI Mockavllle, NÌ C. burg county last Thursday. With

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^ These ore evidence plain to all that progress In the Piedmont is surging on. Every phase of this growth colls for power. The Expansion Program of the Duke Power Company is designed to meet this coll. locli-Grip taMumiM* Baffarias and puns flOOl MATS lUSNUMT Begun os soon os war restrictions on moteriols were lifted, this Progrom will continue beyond Onlyn , loC’as 2.59 World Wide Lisfening Pleasunl 1950. Its planning called for brains, daring, and risk. Its completion will involve on investment M a n y u seil A ll ehrome Combination ^a'cr^ibÿe'i Unbreakable 2.M^ntmK RiBio wrench, vise, design.; For lens; spare of more thon $100,000,000. Its first project, enlargement of the Cliffside Steom Generating clamp, etc. most çirs.niM» bulb space. Keg. 39.95 3S.95 Station, is now ready to release 130,000 kw, in addition to the original 80,000 kw capacity, making a total of 210,000 kw, or the equivalent of 280,000 horsepower. Extra power for distant reception even under adverse conditions. Short wave for vital market and weather reports. You’ll like it.s streamlined beauty . . gleaming white plastic cabinet. Hear it today! This station, one of the largest in the Southeast, is evidence in steel and OTHER TRUETONES $00.00 TO $00.00 concrete of our faith in the area we serve.

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NOTICE S en лР*** The North CaroUna Wildlife Resources Commission announces the' owning fo f Game áñd Fish УЩяяшшй Protector position In Davie Coun­ ty, 7th District. The requirements for this po­ sition are that the applicant be NOTICE TO CKEDR0R8 FRESH COFFEE, ground to your HELP WANTED, Male, Vmite- between the ages of 22 and 40 method of making. Davie-D-Lite The oldest and largest direct years, welBht ISO pounds or The undersigned, having duly ROBERT S. McNEILL .48. and H ft F .39. Also loose seUlng organization in America more, have high school education qualified as Executor of the Es­ ground, .30 per pound. Get it offers established business to or equivalent. Must be tn position tate of Margaret Augusta Knox Attorney at Law at Hendrix and Foster, Angell man between 30 and 55 with to devote full time to work. Johnstone, notice is hereby given Bldg. 2-6-tfn car. $2.00 hourly earnings en­ Offices 8-10 Sanford- Application blanks may be ob­ to all creditors of said estate to joyed by many route men. Write Mando Building tained by addressing the N. C. file their duly verified account FOR SALE—Recleaned Woods- The J. R. Watkins Company, Wildlife Resources Commission, with the undersigned Executor Mocksville, N. C. Forward seed wheat. See T. O. Dept. U, Richmond, Virginia. Raleigh, N. C. on or before the 10th day ot 10-15-3tn Telephone Examination at Davie County Angell, Rt. 2. 10.1-3tp October, 1949, or this notice w ill (Tem porary) 272-J Court House, Thursday, Novem be pled In bar of recovery. A ll FOR s a l e ;—Good pigs, ready ber 4th, 10:00 A. M. WE PA Y—Cash prices for used persons Indebted to said estate November 15th. Raised In field R PATS TO ADVBBTISI Vse An Enterpriae Wamt A4 10-22-2tn automobiles. McCanless Motor are requested to make proper o f corn and beans. 50 Angus and Co.; Salisbury, N. C. 6-15-tf settlement o f their account. Hereford feeder steers. W. S. DR. McINTOSH This October 1, 1948. HUNDLEY. BOYDTON. Vni- FOR SA LS—Stock of Groceries HEDRICK STREMTI nSTEI GINIA. 10-15-4tp OFTOMRTBIST KNOX JOHNSTONE, and fixtures. Five miles west of Executor of the Estate ot Mar­ 4MN. ItadetlMH mmn iLoexs MocksviUe at Davie Academy. GENERAL nectrical Contract­ garet Augusta Knox Johnstone. WtaMton-Saiem, N . C. L. M. FREEMAN, Route 4. ing and Electrical Service. N. C. 10-8-6t 100% VIRRATED 10-15-2tp Licensed Electrician and Con­ •4d tractor. J. W. RodweU. Mocks­ NOTICE TO CKEDITOM mcnTRMI'ERATURB 30 DAY CLOSE OUT SALE — vUle. N. C. Phoae 40. 11-10-tf Having qualified ■■ Adminis­ етслм CURED Pricea slashed on all clothing. trator upon the estate ot C. O. Now la the time to save money QwiUty VpiM M ety an« Repirir Wheeb AügBtd Woodruft, deceaied, notice It ALM on your tall and winter needs. hereby given to all persons hold­ Sko» ■AMMON Advance Variety Store. Ad­ ing clalmi against the estáte o ( Fine fabric, work guaranteed. Ex­ cimcMtn m n vance^ N. C. 2t 1Ш e. Mala e t-M o a a Mt said deceased to prcMot th* MOM^ pertly done. Prompt service. New BelUbury. M. c. M m C T A N B ORAIN block building. U.S. Highway 64 properly verified, to the under- t m jf A N * c u v m LIBERAL REWARD—For finder H mile W. o f Reeds Cross Roads. signed on or before the 22nd. day ot an old Cameo Brooch, lost R. 3. For further information and of September. 1M». or this notice free estimates, write Jmw MHj .1» Hlw Д «Hl.l» ■— tü somewhere In MocksviUe. M iti will be plead In bar ot recovery. SaUie Hanes. 740 N. Main S i DAVIE BRICK A ll persona Indebted to said et- B. t. m BRS, Leilagtaab R. S. 10-22-3ttp ta ti^ iU ^ 0» » « in dtr- AU furniture called for and de­ livered at no extra charge COMPANY signed and make pirompt aettle- PRBSCRIPTIONS — Have yours M miMtaN-MMM m eni flUed by a coUege trained and LOST—One jet black and white STONE & COAL r a o N i M s o i ' Thia September 22, 1948. registered druggist at H A LL male beagle on StatesviUe High­ T. É. WOODRUFP DRUG COMPANY. The cost U N«»w AvdhM t 0 B l.ib tr ly 8t. way. Collar on dog. Reward. no more. 10-22-tfn. M g M n a a a lU Oct. 20, 21. 22. 23 Administrator ol C. O. Woodruff, Thomas Carrigan. 10-8-3tp deceaaed. D a y P k ssM m W H iKINS DRUG CO. SEEDS-Redheart and Hardired By: A. T. GRANT, Attorney. GOOD S-ROOM HOME on tl MMknlllt, N. C. wheat Sunrise Barley, Victor- •>244t Church street, with running wa< grain Oats. Abruzzi Rye. Rye ter. Lot 75x 143. Price is right. grass tor lawns. Cevesan treat­ See F. W. Marsh, Advance, N. C. ment for Smut. DAVIE FEED & 2t ROWAN SEED COMPANY.

FOR SALE—Large circulator j o m ’i "I// PRINTING CO. UNCLi < Coal Heater with mat. Cost $125. Phone 532 - Salisbury. N. C. N Heat three rooms nicely. Used only one season, $60.00 takes it. One of tbe Urgest priatiag Apply J. A. Daniels, Wilkesboro and office supply beossa ia Warai Air rumacas, OU ■am - For Best In hnlMir Iritk Street 10-22-ltn Ibe CaroUaaa. era and Stokers, ramaee RECAPPING Repairing and Cieaaiag Your Tires to • Printing SALES SEBVICE ft Till C9. Beware Cewf bt DAVIS-McNAIR iohHlMon. • Face Brick, Common Iram Сваиваа CsMt • Lithograi^g hnim lN FURNACE CO. Brick, Hollow Build­ m m i ing Tile That M H « ON NorUi Main Street | | | ^ Creomulsinn relieves promptly becauM %\m it poes ri{;hi to the teal oi the trouble • Typewriters ChwroM Cl. Phone 144 to help loosen and expel germ laden Sailabnry, N. C. Nosihweat Blvd. m 156 MochniOe Saliabttrj, N. C. phlefim and aid nature to soothe and Pbeae 3*16 Day; NiNght 3M-W Wtaiston-Salem, N. C. heal raw, tender, inflamed branchial • Complete mucoui membranes.Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion Office Supplies / with ihe undentaading you must like DBVGS DBVOS DBUGS Ffcnir, Mod, Feed S tilli the way it quickly allayk the cough ■ n iO ra b i or you are to have your money back. The Beat tai Dniga aad Buycn ami Ginncn DnigServlee ol CJottea s m s m m AUTOMOBILB SAPBTT V M C ll fO SH TUMI Glass Installed J. P. Опм - ^ M o d e l a - Ceanpeunded Honor '^loxy Iko* IMTEUtt ММ « Cl. ROBIE NASH I I I In i Ck JS NèwDqpal fiUSS N o w yms asay luive tlM aewsst Phone Mockivllie 141 and most attractive colors in tUs radiant lestcoae еааам1 For the Beit tal for all interior sorfacss. Easy Lumber, General Building BADIO BIPAIBS O Pure Cryatal lee to apply. Dnrable. Washable. Supplkfl, ShMtraek. A self-smoockiag Kyaaiae £n- STATE BADIO SEBVICB O Coal tor Gratea,Sto«ea isli that driaa o vec^ gb t w itb- 107 E. Fiaher SaUakúiy Fumaeee and Stokera P laster o«t bmsh «arks. MMkwili SritlhlmggiM Drop Cloths - WaUpapor - Waxes m Liwitf Ct- JOHN MILLER CO. hi t F I Cl. r a o N E m - i Wiaston-Sale«*8 Blast Я М ега Phone H i SiUstar; Higkway Faint Store Dial 2-4Z4S or 2-H40 6 M W .4 tk S t Wiaataa-Sali • General Plumbing Materials and Fixtures and Finiahed O Feeds, General Mer­ chandise Fertiliser Lafa Billopa Ibinks a Gama Warden la a O lOHN DEEBE Farm guy. who taachea games to prisoners . . . Bwie Ьпйг Equipment • Groceries Wilkins Drug Co. Benny Kluts says he sure wishes ho had the П и а а З ! Marlii . S240.00 he spent courtin' his wife instead Uemn Phone Ж o* her. Only the females of the mos­ rr PAYS TO ADVKKTME Bnthm Railroad St. МеекатШе quito family suck blood. Tcl. 99 MocksvUle GENERAL Dwight D. Elsenhow. er (right), president of Colum­ WALKER FUNERAL HOME # Chrysler - Plymouth See The MocksviUe Enterprise • CUSTOM GBINDING bia University, receives the de­ FI7NEBAL SEBVICES-AMBIILANCE SEBVICB gree ot Doctor ot Humane Letters Phone 5711 P h eat 4S SALES ft SEBVICE • COBNBIEAL For A ll Types of Job Work from Dr. Louis Finklestein at the COOLEEBIBB. N. C. MOCKSVULB, N. G. • International Trucks • FEEMFOBSALB ' Wedding Invitations, and Jewish Theological Seminary of America ia New York. In his Announcements acceptwee speech, Gen. Eisen­ ОЩ. B. L. CHILLCOTT hower affirmed his bsUet that, CbirasraaMa Ikyriaiaa Werepresent Mftip CMpiiy %sr in tiM Itilanv Americana would Пипа » 4 . аи-ам Waabavia le a k Mdib FhMMtS not be daatribad bgr any «*«uaU- OMaa Baai% t40>U: M M . Iva B ia t baara. f M ü y Ш PfeMMlM HeekwlBe the H. t . Hearn Engravjng Co; fMiay. VdO^Jt. Claea« Tbantey АПапиаи (■Uve adjartive’* ol raea or craadi WAWAWAMWMWtWAIWWIWWMWWWAAMWWWIWWWWMIW PAGES THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTEIPMISB FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1948 SAMPLE BALLOT Rites Held Thursday For Mrs. V. L. Whitaker OFFICIAL PRESIBERTIU ULLOT Funeral services for Mrs. Ver- tiim L. Whitaker, 23, were held iV tVVite a ilwíiht ärÄW ÄÄ ft Ó* ...... ; - - ■f hufsday' afteraoonV Octobier * i t, S. A voto for the names o f condidatoo for Prcddont Md Vieo>Frorid«it Is a vote for fho Bloeto» o f that partjr, tin aa«M of who« at 2 o’clock, at the Oak Grove are oB ffle with the Secretary o f State. ivlethodist church. Rey. J. B. Fitz- 8. I f you tear or defsco or wrongly mark this ballot retum It and got another. ______i'orald and Rev. Wade Hutchens Bt A B r M B n )ind charge of the services. m o a u m c ■EPnU U I KMCUTK Mrs. Whitaker died in a Sails, rOK A fn U M N r T K m r bury hospital Tuesday, after an rOR A STRAiaHT TICKIT FOR A tn u ra ilT TK R IT POR A tTRAWHT TKRIT Illness of several days. She was the former Mary Adelaide An­ o o o gell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. o MARK W im iN THWORCU MARK W rm iN T u n CIRCU MARK w m m i T i w m e u M AM WITHIM THIS CIKCLl Henry Angell. She is survived by F or PifMidnit and ForPfMidtiiluMlVic*- F«rPkwkhHlMidyiM- For PlMtidMil Mid her husband, Vernon L. Whita­ P N ^ J en t o f T h t U m Ü i Pnúám t « i T h » Uaitod lf t w id Riit o f Thm ~ ~ toTllolMtod ker, one son, Vernon, Jr.,' a StatMt S M m t T 9tätm t StaloRt daughter, Doris, three brothers, HARRY & TRUMAN THOMAS I. M W IY I HIMRY A. WAUACI J. STROM THVRMON* Rufus Lee, William and John Henry, two sisters, Mrs. Lester AUIN W. RARKUY lARL WARRIN I •U N N. TAYLOR rilLM N« WRMNT McCullough, and Mrs. Robert Haneline, all of Route 2.

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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^WWWWWWMWWWWVWVWWWWWWWWWflAflflnflM Our County And In Ueu of a birth certificate, the Social Security administration COLORED NEWS Social Security accepto other evidence as proof of By Mn. Ratli O. Duffy. M r - age. Other evidence consists of Wf AMANDA BVAN8 One requirement an JndividiwI baptismal certificate, family Bi­ must meet before he can establish ble record, miUtary record, in­ Madam Bovlaii and Miss Sutaer, entitlement to old-age insurance súmame policy which shows the teachers of Davlo County Train­ ebnefito is to prove that he is at age or date of birth, marriage ing school, were the guests of Dr. least 65 years old. records showing date of birth or Ivaiio to tho musical program at The best type of proof of age age, affidavito from persons who tho prison camp rendered by the is a birth certificate, recorded at have knowledge of the date of Sunday school class last Sunday. the time of birth. However 4t is Urth, voting records, poU tax re­ Tho Oavi* County Training realised that Mrth records were ceipts, driver’s license, ete. school' is closing ito popularity not kept in North Carolina prtor contcst, with a Halloween carni­ to ISIS. Unless a person has a If you are nearing the age of val, glvoB at the school audito­ delayed birth certificate estab­ es, it would lie well to be think­ rium Thursday night, October 2S. lished. he is unaUo to present ing about what type of proof you Mrs. Adelaide Hiis, worthy ma­ this evidence. could submit. Proof in the high­ tron ot Kooo Do Moll Chapter est order on the above list should Na SSI, Past Matron Mrs. Syl- be presented if possible. For in­ of AUen Neeley, a former citisen vella Williams and Mrs. Amanda stance, a baptismal certificate is w i t h o v o p y of MocksviUe. Ivans, troaouror, attended tho preferred to an insurance policy The Mocksville Sccond Pro^ s t o p l first quarter mooting of the past as proof of age. a s N M H iiii byterian church Sunday sdiool, M ti isim iiPiM matron's council at Brown fUnoral B. C. Smooth, superintendent, If you desire to keep any docu­ home last Saturday at Winston. held ito first teadiers’ mooting of ment which you submit as proof ito new curriculum at th* home of age, we will make a record of WiU Neeley of Brooklyn, N. of Mrs. SylveUa Wttliams onPine it and retum it to you. KUSNKSIME Y., and his brother, Henry, of street last.Monday night Proof of age submitted at the Washington. D. C., ar* visiting Dr. and Mrs. Uw. L. Ivans time you file your claim wiU pre­ SaHikaiy, N. C. thoir sistor. Misa Clara, ot were week end guosto ol Pnt. vent a delay in the development MooresviUe. They are children and Mrs. Gridley at SMby. of your claim. WftñWñWWWftñññññWWIlAHWftWWWyWWWWñWWWWWWWWWWb H m H Moeksvilie SPEAKING HON. C. B. DEANE Congressnuui from the 8th District HON.THADEURE Secretary of State HON. H. P. (PAT) TAYLOR Candidate for Lieutenant Gov«mor WILL ADDRESS THE VOTERS OF DAVIE COUNTY AT THE COURTHOUSE IN MOCKSVILLE M o n ., O c i 2 5 7 .3 0 P . M . THE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES Wia BE PRESENTED ^ííti^tí4atgr-e/a>fsÁfíiam/ Oaee fai a bhie moon the stylists and enginnis outdo thwnsslvss. Tbsy cieato a ear that goes bsgroad today and ssto the pattsn te cm of tiM Aitim. .. This is what they have done with tho FKAZER foe 10481...... - . EVERYBODY IS INVITED TO A'^TEND AND HEAR THESE Low, sUek aad handsoaso U is tha tiailblasw ia style of can to come. TRIED AND PROVEN SERVANTS OF THE STATE Ito eachisive colon and Ikbrics have aaade tbe woild’s leading iaihioa dssigasn faU in ktve with it. They caU it "tbs dnam car”. The same car. the FRAZER for 1949. has even won the haid-to-win haute o f the test driven who must relentleady punish a car mile after mile for weelcs on end. They say the Fraser makes such driving no puniahmeat for them. Ito driving ease and riding comfort "make 600 miise a day a braese.” they say. FOR THOSE WHO ARE NOT REGISTERED, SATUR­ Then’e a thrfll waiting for you at your dealer’s today. With 100 new* features, impiovenente and refinements, the 1949 FRAZER ia ahead of ita tim e.. .out front—trailblasing the way for aU the can to come. DAY, OCTOBER 23 WILL BE THE LAST DAY FOR Fint to break clean and acnp tradition, the can firom Willow Run ’ have done it again. Becauae unlike otiier "new” can built since m > ¡ 9 4 9 F i the war, they’ve road-proved their dependability— 2 billion mUes wortiil Value-proved to a quarter-million juatly proud REGISTRATION. ownen. See aad drive the new FRAZER now/It’s at your dsaler’s. Kaiser-Fraser Corporation, Willow Run,, Michigan.

J.H. THOMPSON Chairman, Democratic Executive Conunittee L. S. SHELTON & COMPANY FHONE 188 MOCKSVILLE, N. C. VOLUME XXXI • AU The County News For Everybody” MOCKSVILLE, N. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1948 “AM The County News For Everybody" No. 34 ROTARY SPEAKER Christmas Seal Sale To MeUliw Sclanct M^^NEILL SPEAKS TO ROTARIANS Will Begin November 22 LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM FOR SCHOOLS The Davie County Tuberculo­ ON THE PROFESSION OF LAW sis association’s annual Christmas OUTLINED BY STUDY COMMISSKW R. S. McNeill, prominent local governed by laws and not by Teachers of Davie county at­ seal campaign will'begin Novem­ twelve-year period. lawyer and former U. S. district men; hence the difference be­ tended the annual meeting of the ber 22 when the mailing list will 2. A reduction ot the teacher attorney, spoke to the Rotarians tween democracy and the form Northwestern district. North Car­ be completed and seals in the load from 33 pupils in average on the profession of law and what of government used in Russia. olina Education association, in mail to individuals throughout daily attendance to 30 pupils in it means to each individual of tAe Mr. McNeill defined law as a High Point, Friday, October 22. the county, according to Curtis average daily attendance, United ktates. Mr. McNeill said rule of human conduct, forbid­ Highlighting the program was Price, chairman. Girl Scouts, un­ 3. A yearly five-day sick leave that he personally would place ding the bad and commanding the departmental meetings, par­ for teachers. der the direction of Miss Jane medicine as the top profession be­ the good. He urged each individ­ ticipated in by all principals and McGuire, w ill stuff the letters 4. Provision tor supervisor o l cause it was a field that was un­ ual to think seriously o f what teachers during th*e’ afternoon, this year in Mocksville. The Coo­ instruction. limited in the good it could do. law means. banquets for superintendents and leemee officials of the association 5. An attendance law that Is Comparison was made between Mr. McNeill injected many hu­ principals and for classroom w ill prepare the seals in that workable and enforcible in all the doctor and the lawyer as to morous incidents experienced by teachers at 8 o’clock. cases. community. Miss Ossie Allison is individual qualifications of char­ him during his .practice of law. The informative and inspira­ secretary ot the local association. 6. Provisions for special teadi* acter, ability and sympathy that He told of his great-grandfather. tional address by Dr. Clyde A. Interest in the seal sale will be ers for schools having eight or are paramount to each profes­ Judge Robert Strange, jokingly Erwin at 6 o’clock was perhaps high this year because ot the im­ more teachers. Thia would in­ sion. Both professions have pa- requesting that his tombstone one o f the most comprehensive clude art and music. R. S. McNEILL portance ot the project to the , tients to deal with, and both re­ bear only the following epitaph; addresses of the meeting. He not 7. Provision tor secretarial as« health welfare ot citizens in the quire sympathetic understanding “Here lies a lawyer and an honest only pointed out important school sistance. county aad itote. and the retention of confidential man." A ll of Judge Strange’s Home Demonstnitioii legislation to be presented to the The essential provisions as out­ Mr. Price announces that dur­ M . ■ natters. friends admonished him and told State Legislature, but empha­ lined in the legislative program Club Holds Meeting ing the year Davie County T. B. ONE OF FOUR men appointed Mr: McNeill outlined the sys­ him that with that epitaph no sized the important aspects of for schools have been endorsed úosciation paid $400 on the pur­ by the Armed Forces Research tem o f law of the United States, one would know who was occu­ At Rotary Hut principals and teachers in mould­ by the State Board ot Education, chase ot an X-ray machine to be and Development Board to draw beginning with the Constitution, pying that grave. To which Judge The Mocksville Home Demon, ing the character of pupils in the State Department of Public In­ used from the Davie county up plans for mobilizing Ameri­ which is the supreme law of the Strange replied: “Oh, yes, any­ stration club met Monday eve­ various classrooms of the state. struction, members ot the North health office. This machine w ill can science if war comes is Dr. land. He covered briefly the 21 one reading that epitaph would ning, October 2S, at the Rotary Dr. Erwin pointed out that this is Carolina EducatioB Association, enable anyone to secure chest amendments to the constitution exclaim, ‘That’s Strange!’ ” hut, with Mesdames R. W. Col­ James Baxter HI. He is president a year of basic change and im­ the nominee for governor, W. X-ray at a minimum cost and of Williams College, Mass. and the local state constitution. Nick Mando had charge of the lette, Sr., Clarence Grant, Harry provement in the educational sys­ Kerr Scott, and by the uattsd will be used to make further H e explained that laws are nec­ program and presented Mr. Mc­ Sheek, Hoy Poston and R. M. tem of the state. forces ot educstioa ia this stoto. study of small X-ray pictures essary in all organized govern­ Neill. Curtic Price presided in Hardee as hostesses. A t the evening meeting Super­ This iacludes the State Graage^ that w ill be made by the state ments, and pointed out that the the absence of the president, J. Mrs. Cteorge Rowland presided, intendent C. F. Carroll of the the State Associatioa ot Parsnts mobile unit. « people of the'United SUtet are H. Thompson. and Mrs. Charles Tomlinson gave High Point city schools and a and Teachers, and other organ­ The Davie county association the devotionals, using as her top­ member of the governor’s study izations interested ia the ad­ has assisted patienta during the ic, “Be Y e Thankful.” Old and commission, reviewed some of vancement o f educatie& year by paying part ot the hos­ 8IMUMO new business was discuss^, after the work and recommendations Citizens of North Carolina wiU DEANE, EURE AND TAYLOR pital and doctor cost. The regular fifth Sunday sing­ which the program was turned of the commisison. This is per­ have an opportunity to study llw Contribution through the seal ing w ill be held at Ijames Cross over to Mrs. Mildred Seaber of haps the most important study report of the education conuais- SPEAK IN MOCKSVILLE sale w ill assist greatly in con­ Roads Baptist church Sunday af- Salisbury, who had charge of the that has been made of the North sion as soon as Governor Cherry The Sth district’s Congressional trtaion had raised the American trolling tuberculosis in this area. teraooa, October 31, at 2 o’clock. demonstration on, "How to Pre­ Carolina school system. allows the report to be printed. representativt, C. B. Deane, Sec­ standard of living. The public aad all singers are pare Frozen Foods.” A t the close Among the recommendaticms Education is close to the psoffto retary ot State Thad Eure, and Thad Eure entertained the iavited to attead. of her talk, a plate was served AchievemcBt Program made by tho commision are: ot North Candiaa and Davio candidate for lieutenant gover­ gathering with two Miections on to the members present, made up I. A $2,400 minimum salary county. Our teachcrs are doing nor, H. P. (Pat) Taylor extolled his harmonica and several humor­ To Be At Advance UNION MfeBTlNG of the food which the club pre for beginning teachers with a a good job and are interested in the virtues ot the Democratic ad­ ous anecdotes. In a seriops vein The annual achievement day The Union meeting will be held pared with Mrs. Seaber, fourteen $100 increment each year for a the children of the county. ministration and urged getting Ae urged getting out the vote on program for Home Demonstra­ Sunday evening, October 31, at months before. out the vote on November 2, at Tuesday as a step towards com­ tion clubs in Davie county w ill 7:30 at the Baptis tchurch..Rev. a Democratic rally held in the batting the growing menace of be held in Advance, with Dulin’s E. H. Gartrell w ill be in charge local courthouse Monday night. extreme radicalism springing up Support Price and Bixby clubs joint hostesses, of the service. The public is in VOTERS TO GET FOUR BALLOTS in the United States. He urged vited to attend. C. B. Deane, speaking first, de­ Of Com Given on Friday, Noveml>er 5, at 2 p.m. harmomny among the Democrats An outstanding feature of the AT ELECTION ON NOVEMBER 2 fined the difference between the The support price of corn has and stated that: “I w ill not jump afternoon program w ill be an ad­ VPW AVZaiABT PARTY Voters of Davie county w ill Democrats and Republicans as; been announced at $1.61 per off the ship with no land in sight, dress by Mrs. Corinne J. Grims- The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the have four separate ballote to mark “ The Democrats legislate from bushel, according to G. A. Tucker, Halloween Carnival and being a poor swimmer, mere­ V.F.W. is sponsoring a halioween in the general election Novem­ the bottom up, building a firm ley, extension specialist in fam­ ly because I become peeved with chairman ol the PM A committee. party at the club house Thursday To Be Held Saturday ber 2. foundation; while tiw Republi­ ily relations, who has chosen as the captain.” Mr. Eure urged ev­ evening, October 28, at 7 o'clock. The Mocksville school w ill have The ballots w ill be: Presiden­ cans seemingly legislate from the Farmers who have excess com her subject "Crowing Old Grace­ ery citizen who loved his Ameri- Different kinds of entertainment its Halloween celebration on Fri­ tial, state, senate and Congress, top down.” ^ and who have sufficient storage fully.” can way,ot life to vote on Tues­ facilities may take advantage of Mrs. George Shutt, cotuty w ill be furnished, and pies and day, October 29, beginning at 2 state and county, constitutioaal H. Pat Taylor, now a member day, stating that “I f it was worth the purchase program by signing council president, w ill preside. cakes w ill be sold. The benefits o’clock with the annual parade, amendments. ot the SUte Senate and candidate fighting for it’s worth voting tor.” a purchase agreement at the The program is outlined as fol­ w ill go for Ihc V.F.W. general which w ill form at the high The official presidential ballo« for lieutenant sovemor, urgad The county candidate« were county' office anytime between lows: fund. The public is invited to school and from there w ill march is a quadraple job for this elec­ getting out the vote on Tuesday, presented to the gathering, which now and March 31, 104». A smaU Song^tay audience. attend. to the center of town. A prize w ill tion with the Democratic, Re­ pointing out the many ways in represented nearly every voting tee is paid at the time this agree­ Devotional— Mrs. Miaaie Bry- be given to the best individual publican, Progressive and Stateaf which the Democratic adminis- prednct in Davie county. ment is made. costume and float. Righto Democratic ticket carried Special music. Circle a e( the WSCS will meet horizontally. The candidates list­ A ny com placed under ‘this The carnival will begin at 7 Welcome—Mrs. Sam Hege, Ad­ Monday at 7:30 pjn. at the home ed are: Democratic, Harry S. TTu- agreement may be delivered to o’clock Friday evening in the vance club. ot a II. Hardee with Mrs. man and Alben W. Barkley; Re­ SHAU THERE BE A LIMITATION the Commodity Credit corpora­ school gynmasium. There w ill be Response—Mrs. J. L. James, Gennaiae Wellman cohostess. publican, Thomas E. Dewey and tion at a specified time during 'games and entertainment for all. Cooleemee club. Earl Warren; Progressive. Hen­ ON STATE AND LOCAL DEBT? the month o f June, 1949. The The festivities w ill include games, Roll call ot club attendance and such as bingo, ring toss, penny ry A. Wallace and Glen H. TSy- The fourth amendmawt to the voUag oa the propositioa,'if the farmer w ill be paid 91.61 per Giri Scant Week club reports. pitch, fishing and others. Prizes lor; Statfs’ Righte Democratic. J. Constitution ot North Carolina to amendment is adopted. bushel for god com, grade No. 3. Special music. I^BeObierved w ill be given to wiimers in each Strom Thurmond and FieMiag be submitted to popular vote oa This propoaed ameadment w ill The farmer will not be obli­ Address—Mrs. Corinne Grims- Girl Scout week is celebrated game. Another feature of the Wright. November 2, deals with the lim­ be submitted to the electorate in gated to hold his corn. He may ley. every year during the week of evening w ill be the cake walks The official ballot for state of­ itation, on state and local debt. A the following form: sell it at any time or dispose ot Presentation of gavel. Juliette Gordon Low’s birthday, and cake auction. These cakes ficials, U. S. senator and U. 8. proposal w ill be submitted to re­ it as he wishes. However, what­ “ ( ) For amendment remov­ Club collect. October 31. Mrs. Low started the were made by ladies of the com­ representative is divided into write this section to read: ever com he may have bn the ing debt limitation upon the Social hour—hostess club. American Girl Scout movement munity. three columns, one each for tho “Power to contract debts. The farm June 1 may be delivered to State, counties, and municipalities Music w ill be furnished by Mrs. 36 years ago in Savannah, Ga. There will be refreshments for ^m ocratic. Republican and Pro^ the CCC during June, at the sup­ General Assembly. shall have for necessary expenses. S. W. Brown, Jr., and Miss B e t^ gressive parties. The Democratic I On October 29^ the United States you, which w ill be hot dogs, cold power to contract debts and to port price, provided it has been “ ( ) Against amendment re­ Honeycutt. postoffice department is issuing drinks, pop-com and pies. column carries 19 names, the Re­ pledge the faith and credit of properly stored so that it meets moving debt limitation upon the the Juliette Gordon Low three- The king and queen o f the car­ publican column carries 13 names the State and to authorize cotm- grade requirements. Com pro­ State, counties, and municipali­ ASSOCIATIONAL PBOGBAM cent commemorative stamp, giv­ nival w ill be determined by the and the Progressive column car­ ties and municipalities to contract ducers in Davie county are urged ties for necessary expenses.” ing nation^ recognition to Mrs. boy and girl candidate receiving ries six names. debts and pledge their faith and to contact their county office and The Associational S u n d a y Low’s contribution to American the most one cent votes. The The entire ticket, with Demo­ credit.” secure details of the corn price School program w ill be held at MEmOOIST ANNOVNCBMENT life. These stamps w ill be issued coronation of the king and queen cratic, Republican and Progres­ support program before selling at the Baptist church, Sunday af­ If the proposed amendment is for the official first day of sale w ill take place at ten o’clock. sive candidates listed in that or­ Dr, Clovis G. Chappell, pastor less than support prices. ternoon, October 31, at 2:45 p.m. adopted, there w ill be no con­ in Savannah. This carnival is sponsored by der, follows: of the First Methodist church of Charles L. Farthing, associational stitutional limit upon the amount The days of Girl Scout week the P.-T.A. and the proceeds w ill For U. S. Senate (short term). Charlotte, and one of America’s RECEIVES HONOB superintendent, w ill preside, and of indebtedness which the State are called the Seven Service days. be used for school improvements J. Melville Broughton. outstanding ministers, having Rev. E. W. Turner will have part or any counties or municipalities Miss Phyllis Johnson has re­ It begins with Girl Scout Sun­ and supplies. The public is in­ For U. S. Senate: J. MelviUe just cbmpleted his 2Sth book, w ill on the program. A ll members are of the State may legally create. cently been elected to member­ day, October 31, followed by vited and urged to attend. Broughton, John A. Wilkinson, be at the First Methodist church, urged to attend. Counties and municipalities, how­ ship in Alpha Kappa Gamma, re­ Homemaking day. Citizenship and William T. Brown. beginning Monday, November ever. will still be unable to con gional leadership fraternity at day. Health and Safety day, In- For Governor: W. Kerr Scott, 29, for a week of preaching. A ll CHICKEN SVPPBB Esther James tract debt, plpdge their faith Queens college which seeks to tematioaal fHeadship day. Arte George M. Pritehard. and Mary members are urged to attend and loan their credit or levy taxes for encourage worthy ideals and The Smith Grove Methodist and Gratis day, and Out-of-Doors H ai Polio Price. visitors are welcomed. other than necessary expenses highest aspecte ot leadership. Miss church w ill spoasov • diickea day. The M oduville Girl Scout M iu Xittier James, daughter ot For Lieutenant Governor: H. without the approval of a vote ot Johnsoa, daughter of Mr. aad supper and bazaar from 4:30 w - troop w ill ewphasiie the pack­ Mr. and Mrs. Odell Janies ot P. Taylor; Kyle Hayss, and Kea- FmST PLANB BIDB the people—by a majority of the Mrs. P. J. Johnson, is a seaior ^ til 8 o’clock oa Saturd^, October ing e l IrtwMliWp kite tor nosdy Route 1, Farmington, was admit- neth Harris. qualified voters, it the amend­ Richard Baton of Routo 2, who Queeas this year. She is a mena- 30, at the church hut The public diildtm nwfiisi, ttd to tho Bi^tist hospital ia For Secretary o f State: Thad ment to Article VII, Section 7, is 87 years old, took his first ber ot Phi Mu sorority and pres- is iavitsd to attend. Winstoa-Sslam last weak, and her Eure aad James .& Dockery. discussed above is rejected,' or plane ride recontly witb his ideat ot tht recreatioaal aisocis' W v i l é m M «I rice is liksly case was diagnossd as PoUo. 81m . For State; by ■ Bujority ot tiioM actually aephew.^Hsmp Istoo. tioB. ■■■■.' I f P A n fO la ll4t. is tim 'ysars old.' (CmtiMMdwP^ ’ PAGE 2 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29,194S Our County And their daughters. Of course, proof D. P. Dyson Dies Martha Marlowe DyMn; three ficiated. Burial was in the church of dependency would be required sons, W. T. Dyson of Guilford cemetery. Social Security at the time of filing their appli­ In Statesville College, W. M. and T. M. Dyson, REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC By Mn. Bath O. DHffy, Mgr. cations. D. P. Dyson, 88, of Mocksville, both o f Mocksville, Route 1; 17 Vse Aa Eateifrise Waat Ad I received two letters which it "Chiefly dependent" means Route 1, died Wednesday at a grandchildren and one great- lusttate one t:;pe v i 'oeweiit»' pay­ lhaV th'é 'aawghréïtf 'p iûVidB m w « 3ttf tes villcr - liospiiul- -after - w i' iil^ ■grfittacfiiia.' ...... able under the old-age and sur­ than SO percent of the total cost ness of six months. He had been Funeral services were held at Election November 2 vivors insurance program, which in the hospital and in a critical Election November 2 of the parents’ support. The So­ 2:30 p.m. Friday at New Union is not fully understood. cial Security act says that par­ condition for two weeks. Methodist Church. Rev. F. R. state Senate The first one says, “ My wife ents, age 69 or over, may receive Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Loftin and Rev. W. C. Bulla of- B. C. Brock House of Representatives and I are well along in years and monthly payments when an in­ we are being supported by our sured son or daughter dies, if House of Representatives J. R. S iler unmarried daughter, who has a they were chiefly dependent on J. N. Smoot good position where she pays into thé child for their supoprt at the social security. A t times we get time the child died, and provided Register of Deeds Register of Deeds to thinking about what would the child was not survived by a For Representative C. R. Vogler Clarence Bost happen to us if she died before widow or unmarried child who we did. Would we get anything could become entitled to monthly I wish to announce to the citiiens of Davie County Surveyor from social security?” benefits. County Commissioners Sam L. Talbert The other letter reads, “1 am County that I am a candidate for a widow SO years old and without If the parents are not 69 or over County Commisioners John Durham children. My closest relatives are when the child dies, a lump-sum death payment would be made to R. P. Martin Vernon Miller my parents, who live with me and whoever paid the burial expenses, J. M. Groce are supported by me. I do not REPRESENTATIVE Jack Moody understand why I should be re. and the parents, if chiefly de­ Clarence H. Carter quired to pay social security tax­ pendent, would still begin to get es, because my friends have told monthly benefits when they did If elected I w ill strive to fill the office efficien* (PoUMcU A«v.) me that widows and children are reach age 69. They must, how­ the only relatives who can draw ever, file applications before pay­ ly and serve faithfully all persons. Your vote monthly payments. I f my par­ ments could be made. ents won’t be eligible for social Parent includes also a step-par­ and support w ill be appreciated. security beenfits in the event of ent and an adopted parent if this HOG KILLING TIME SOON my death, why should I pay the relationship existed before the U x?” child was 16 years old. ■ o « # é The answer to both letters was •hop la jfoar hoaie the assy BUY YOUR HOME FREEZER NOW that the parents could get bene­ London plans a World’s Fair in RAYMOND SILER fits because it is obvious that 1991 as a demonstration of Brit- T B w S I !“ ------they are chiefly dependent upon ian’s recovery fromthe war. SPECIAL SALE — DISCOUNTS AS MUCH (Palitieal Adv.) B. E. B O IU N G E B AS 331-3% Oea. »eawwy — Maehsfllleb N. C. We Abo Have HOTPOINT and LEONARD TO THE VOTERS Electric Ranges for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF DAVIE COUNTY N O TIC E! To All Voters of Davie County

For the past four years I have served the people of ...... ill Davie County as a member of the Board of Com- I am a Republican Candidate for county Daniel misloners ,to the beat of my ability. I w i^ to ex­ Commissmner and w ill appreciate each tend my sincere thanks to all those who voted for vote. If elected I will Serve the Furniture & EU ctric Co. me four years ago, and for the cooperation they have people of Davie County to the best of Overhead Bridge MocksviOe given me since my election. my ability. I am a farmer, a World War I AM A CANDIDATE Large Shipment Studio Couches, II Veteran, Secretary of Fork Baptist For Re-election for County Commissi« in Chiurch. All citizens are urged to go SPECIAL— $49.95 THE NOVEMBER 2nd ELECTION to the polls and give me your vote. And would appreciate the support of all voters. If elected, I will continue to serve all the people of CLARENCE R. CARTER Davie County to the best of my ability. Be suie and '"OtU/^úU go to the Polls on November 2. WWWWWWWWVWWWWWWWtfWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWV I WWWWWWWWW> N O T IC E! To The V ^ rs of Davie County GIVES YOU THESI R. P. MARTIN I am the Republican Candidate for Regi^ 9! Mocksville, N. C. ter of Deeds of Davie County. Realizing that it w ill be impossible for me to contact 3 BIG ADVANTAGES each voter personally, I am taking the opportunity through tlie press to express iiu m AM» M wiM my appreciation for the support the people AT A T«VCII of Davie County have given me in the past Y m Hft «r Im t w • D M r t e a and for any support that they may give Ih w «V Mqr «dMt DM than Lift Tjrp« iMpUaicat by me on November 2nd. I f I am elected as ■wady M v ia f dMbydratdic Election Specials R^fister of Deeds of Davie County 1 will tMitMl l«v«r. N * itraiaiag continue to serve the people in the fotuxe • .. a* taggiag. as I have inthe past, in a fair and impartud IsAmHATIC BRAPT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28 THROUGH manner and to the very best of my abiUty. C O M T M i Vadar aatfonp m U cmiA. C. R. VOGLER «Im » tb* MlMtad arwhlag THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4 iwwwwwwwwwwww wwwwwwwwwwwwwwMwwwwwwwwMWWwwwwwywMwwwwwwS 4«pdi arili b* antoaiatically ■aiataiaai avaa ia fMds arilb inagalar lailiwM. Pinto Beans...... 13c lb. NOTICE BsAVrOIIAflC BIPTII Sugar...... 5 lbs for 48c C«MfROL Chlorox...... 10c, 18c and 35c U a d a t l a a io a a b ly n M o th TO THE VOTERS OF DAVIE COUNTY ■aifiM caaditioai, aad piM> Ikdly dlisilcoadittaas M Pet and Carnation Milk . 8 & 15c wtflwdsffhcaatwi «acatad I AM A CANDIDATE ON THÉ REPUBLICAN TICKET ■alfana warbiag depth is «■tomtfcally miataiaad. m / l/ i Corn M ea l...... 5 lbs. 30c FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Realizing it will be impossible for me as a FARMER to contact all the people of Davie Coimty Now about it? Whmn con wo domohBtnOm 10 lbs...... 55c personally; therefore I am taking the opportunity through the M t great ford Tractor on your farm? Cigarettes (a ll brands) ...... $1.45 ctn. press to express my appreciation for any support that the people Maxwell House C offee...... 53c Watch M r ais iir dw la M Piaibwa may see fit to give me on November 2nd. If I am elected I laplm rats for as* wltb yrnw Fati Aactor. n * Uaa la gnariag ImI Aka will represent the people of Davie Cciuny to the very best of my aia as fsr Votto aad Mcvick ability and in a fair and impartial ijnanner. Divit Tractor 6* Inplcmiit CoMywy Hendrix&Foster BE SURE TO GO TO THE ELECTliON ON NOVEMBER 2nd. H. L. GOBBLE. Owner B. F. D . 4 **The Best Place to Get It” PhoM Sit ~ Night lirit ABfeU BIdf. Mocksville^ N .C . Moelnvlllt, N. a J. N. (POLE) SMOOT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29,1948 T in Mo c k s v il l e ( n . c .) E N ra p R is E P A G i i

REAL ESTATE Sharpe, lot No. », Anderson sub­ division. ' Н Ш OF FARM TRANSACTIONS A. C. Baker to James B. Sharpe, TO THE ' The following iwd transfers part of I ard of Uving without a and analysis fertilizer needed for sound ACMAOE CONTROLL FROOKAM. Aad after farm­ ers have limited their production they are entitled to a min­ best results. imum wage, and Industry Is enUtled to a reasonable return Cecil Leagans of the Cana com­ on its Investment Check y w r Hflifliit In lk«M weik Meas . . • Q im lK o iM munity is pleased with results Those of our people who are feeding this country and a obtained from his orchard grass great part of Europe are entitled to the same standard of and ladino clover pasture. His living as the people in the cities, and their children are en­ • la a Nctnt MM, humiNds of mm and womea all pasture is divided by cross fences titled to the same educational and health advantages that •ctoM the countty imokad Camcla-and only Camelt their city friends receive. The RVRAL ELECTRIFICATION, -a n avcng* ol one to two packagM a day-for 30 that enable him to practice rota-^ RURAL TELEPHONE, and RURAL ROAD PROGRAMS are h er Ы 1Ш coniccutive days. Each week their thtoata w m ex* tional grazing. When walking long overdue in the South. amiaed by noNd diioat ipacialiN*-« total of 2470 examinatkmi-aiid Umh docion fanad not on* tingle over a four acre area of fine pas­ For IS year» Ihe Democratic Party has been the majority cate of ihfoat ifritatkw due to smoking СаямЬ. ture he said, “i usually graze my party of oar Nation. By virtue of Seniority Its Senators and 30 head of cattle on this area for Congressmen from Cotton and Tobacco Districts have been in the saddle and have been able to protect yottr Interests. about two weeks ,then I remove THIS WILL NOT BE TRVE IN THE gist CONGRESS. WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO them a few weeks to let it grow THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE VNITED STATES AND out again.” THE gist CONGRESS WILL BE REPUBLICAN. RepubUcana Complete soil and water con­ will write your next Farm Program. II Is my conviction Ihat BUY AND GIN YOUR servation plaiu were recently the fanaen of the Eighth Congreasieaal Dlstricl will receive made on the farms of Paul Jones, greater caasiderallea at the haads of the next Coagress If tlioy eleel a RepabUeaa who has Iheir iateresto at heart, and COTTON F. R. Lakey and M. K. Allen. wha eaa work as a fallow party аютЪег with thaee who will write year Program. IN OUR MODERN Will tbe Soath, which make* ap of the farmers of oar M n r . Nalioa, be able la malntaia Ito preseat Farm Program which NEW COTTON GIN haa baea aar aahratloa. If we elect a solid OPPOSITION la PINO tbe aaxt CoagioM? As a Veteraa of aearly foar years service la World War П, FOSTER'S COnON GIN The Grange pie supper was at­ I bam* that tboasaads of my baddies have purchased farms If your grade Is Poor . . . or If your farm Ig nor tended by a large crowd and over aad Ьаама siace their retara freai the ServiM, aad they mart properly wired to get the full benefit of good a hundred dollars was taken in have a aouad and aeeare Program la order lo pay for them. to repair the hall. If Ibe fanaers of Ihe Eighth Coagressloaal Distrlel are wise, lighting ot low cost . . . our Farm Specialists Ibey WlU reeogatoe Ihto sUaaUen for what it to, aad ia Uie 'Mrs. D. A. Lowery and Mrs. Ugbt of cbaaged condlUons, Ibey will elect a RepabUean lo will b« glod to odvise you on your lighting LABOKS WOMEN F. W. Dull attended D. P. Dy­ repreaeat theas la tbe next Sessioa of the Vailed Stales Con­ son’s funeral at New Union, Fri­ gress. problems. LAKOBR WOMEN day. Sincerely yours, Misses Betty McMahan and LARGER WOMEN Betty Humphy spent the week DURE POW Il COMPACOMPANY end with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mc­ Solve your dreas problemg where siieg Mahan. LAFAYETTE WILLIAMS pregent no protdem— at Mother ft Daugh­ Mrs. Mildred Dull Reavis, a Republicaa Caadldale for Coagresa gib Dtotrict. member o f the Yadkinville acljaol NWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW ter Faahlong. The store that’s famous for faculty, spent Wednesday night with her parents. the larger woman—diort or tall. Regular Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Dull and De- Coats, Suits and Dresses in sizes up to 52. willa Dull attended the Singing J Convention at South Oak Ridge FREE! - Jar of Money - FREEi We specialize in clothes that are cut to fit Church, Sunday. and half-size. Saves you shopping time! Mrs. W. B. Dull shopped in StatesviUe Satu^ay. Saves you alterations! Mr. and Mrs. Alber Boger and son and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn IN WINSfON-SAUM ITS Jones spent Sunday in this com­ munity. MOTHER & DAUGHTER t f A U C T I O N William Spears OF FASHIONS iBjined Wediwiday GsgMT Ш Щ у a iii I M ii sti. William Spears, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Spears, was struck Iqr a hit-and-run driver, Wednesday evening, October 20, when he was on Ms way home from an agri­ Mr. & Mrs. T. W. &abam Plroporty cultural rheeting. He and another boy were riding their bikes home. William was in a critical condi­ LOCATED 4 MILES NORTH OF MOCKSVIUE ON HIGHWAY NO. <01 AT IN­ tion and is still reported u n ^ - Spedal Sale scious at Rowan hospital. There was no information given con­ TERSECTION OF NEW CANA HARDSURFACE ROAD IN THE BEST AND Two year old field grown cerning the driver..... FASTEST GROWING SECTION IN DAVIE COUNTY. ROSEBUSHES R PAT8 TO ADVEBTI8 E Elssex 43-100 acre, Moclcsville. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Spencer J. Foster to Charles W. Call, 50-100 acre, Mocksville. D. L. Couch to R. F. Lowery, S A L OCT. 30TH” 1:30 P. M. Sensational Value, budded ever-blooming 10 lots Jacob Eaton Division. — T. M., Sliermer. .to, E,__Eugene l%is property has a-good 8 room home with bath and electricity. One of ihe best busine^ Roses, planted now w ill produce arm loads of Vogler, 10 6 1-3 acres, Shady Grove. corners between. Mocksville and Yadkinville; 75 beautiful building homesites; also several roses first year. Packed 7 Variety Assortments Julius Housch to A. M. Kim­ small acreage tracts. W z acres tobacco allotment. We have sub-divided this property to suit brough, Sr., lot or tract Jerusa­ or 7 Solid Color pack. lem. any purchaser. You may buy a small or large homesite or a small or large acreage tract. Neely C. Bowers to N. A. Beck, Meet us at this property Saturday, October 30th at 1:30 P.M. and buy a your own price. 6 lots, Dr. R. P. Anderson sub­ division, Jerusalem. 7 FOR $2.95 Dr. J. S. Frost to F. H. Frost; 2 tracts, Mocksville. EASY TERMS J. C. Collette to Albert Hutch­ SINGLE PACK 98c EACH ins, 10 acres. Tossie Rummage to Albert Hutchins, 8 ^ acres. DAVIE REALTY CO., MOCKSVILLE, N. C., Agent,— Phone 220 Beulah Shelton to Albert Hutchins, Lots Nog. 1 and 8, R. F. Collette land. J. M. Davis to B. F. Rummage, By W. R WEIR AUCTION CO. BELK-STEVENS CO. 1 acre, Fulton. J. C. Collette to Ina Hutchins, 20e N. Liberty St. Phone 5275 Wiii8ton>Salem, N. C. Winston-Salem. N. C. division of land, 8% acres, R. F. Colletta property. PAGE 4 THE MOCKSVILLE (N/C.) ENTEKPSISE FETOAY, OCTOBEK Z9, 1948 THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE Wilis Special Award Bulletin Published ROYAL HATS AT BOOK EXHIBITION USE01JR On Grade A Danes LAY-AWAY PLAN Published Every Friday at Mociuville, North GaroUna Results of a survey of the ex­ periences of 20 farmers in Hay­ A small deposit w ill hold p.* C.'McQuage Publisher wood - -and - ■ Buncombe - • countiea .....any Watch'untit------who have built Grade A dairy SUBSCRIPTION. RATES: barns since 1946 are contained Christmas in a new publication just issued $2.00 Per Year Inside of Davie County— $2.50 Per Year by the State College Extension Outside of Davie County. Service. The circular, entitled ‘‘Convert­ ing to Grade A Milk Production.’’ Entered at the Post Office at Mocksville, N. C., as Second was prepared by T. K. Jones, Class Matter Under Act of Congress of March 8, 1879 Extension farm management an­ alyst, and H. B. James, in charge, farm management research. It is available free upon request to the local county agent or to the Agricultural Editor, State College Station, Raleigh. Ask for Ex­ WHY WE MUST VOTE . . . tension Circular No. 324. The fundamental disagreement in the world today Is Most of the farmers surveyed! between democracy and totalitarianism— between th? be­ had built six-stanchion barns using concrete blocks, and most lief in a government by choice and a government by imposi­ had separate milk and feed rooms. tion. In this country, we express our choice with the bal­ The average cost for the barns lot. When we vote we participate in our government. By was $1,293. the very nature of democracy, this participation is volun­ tWNRY ЮЮ n Coolers, water heaters, and tary; we can vote or not, as we choose. But also, by the THE SOCIETY for tho Advance­ wash vats arc the main items of WOMEN OF THE BRITISH royal family have long been noted very nature of democracy, its existence and value are no ment of Management has an­ equipment needed in converting for distinctive style of their hats and Queen Elizabeth and nounced that Henry Ford II stronger than the citizens who compose it. Those who fail to Grade A production. The cost Princess Margaret Rose are no exceptions. The royal couple is (above) has been awarded its to vote say to the world, in effect: “My country is not worth of the coolers in these 20 cases shown at a London exhibition of Freeh books. They are exam- "Human Relations Medal.,, The lOy effort. Democracy can get along without me.” averaged $260; water heaters, ning a 13th century volume, “ Psalter of St. Louis,” shown for award is given annually to the We believe that democracy is the best system of gov- $85; and wash vats, $52. the first time outside France. businessmen w h o s e company The authors outline how the eniment, and oth«r peoples watch us for proof of that state­ does an outstanding job in the farmer can, by careful planning, State College Hinto and mix with baked beans and ment. It's important that we show the wprld .we mean field of employee and industrial reduce building costs. He can angel cake plenty of love, those wcmls. If every eligible person casts his vote on relations. The citation hails Ford use his own family labor and ex­ To Farm Homemaken laughter, a n d understanding. November 2, we shall then be saying: “My country is well for his “ untiring efforts to min­ change labor, but to do this he By aiTTa cvKKENT Thus will the dinner hour be A CmiSTMAS WATCH m kut tknmgk тляу m O trh h worth my effort. Democracy is ME. Without the aid of imize layoffs during recent mod­ must do his building during the Slato DMMMtnUoB Agrat made a much-looked-forward-to ■w — FKweewr, »J b m p m h el change-over in his plant. slack seasons. Another short-cut One way of attaining a more event in your home. aU the me’s in the land it dies. With us, it lives.” Ш 4 1л 1ф Ё П ‘ ШШштшг. Is to select building materials successful home life ia by the The time it will take you to vote on Tuesday is an in­ Miss Esten Rardee wisely—get such things as rock, provision of a family council. After cutting fresh flowers finitely small price to pay for a privilege that is denied to land, gravel, and lumber right Let all members of the household from the garden, place in water millions in other lands who yearn, like starving persons for Celebrates Birthday off the farm. join in this council and meet almost to the blossoms. Insert food, toward the freedom of political expression by ballot Miss Esten Hardee, daughter once a week to discuss common scissors under water and cut An elaborate and showy struct­ whk:h we In this country possess. It is the duty of every of Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Hardee, problems. This w ill give any­ off small portions of the stem. ure w ill not increase milk pro­ celebrated her third birthday at one with a grievance an oppor­ Keep stems under water until American to strengthen—by voting on Tuesday— this for­ duction and therefore should be home, on Saturday, October 23. tunity to bring it before the flowers become turgid and stand tunate and precious privilege we now have.. If it was worth avoided, the specialists assert. Those assisting Mrs. Hardee with group, where it is usually ironed up well for artistic arranging. fighting for, it is worth voting for •. . The amount of milk which can the party, were Miss Martha CaU, out with no difficulty. Have your ever tried a little “For The Gift You Give with be produced economically w ill Mrs. Clyde Hendricks and Mrs. Chlorox in the water to keep it Pride— Let Stratford’s Be largely govern the amount of ПМЮ А HIT IQUiEZr ON WARREN James Murray. fresh and keep down the odor Your Guide.»’ money the operator can afford to A good dinner served amid from' decaying stems and leaves? Dtm uo tAtMum ABMMea» Members of Esten's Sunday invest in additional borns and peaceful surroundings and in an school class were present. Hal­ equipment. Capital expenditure atmosphere of security is no Approximately 200 languages loween favors were given to each must be kept in line with size of small contribution to family life. are spoken in the valleys'of the of those present, and games were business, the authors declare. Keep the table-talk constructive Caucasus mountains. played. Refrcshmentes of ice cream, cake and candy were served.

U. D. C. Holds Meeting With Mrs. Ida Christian The U.D.C. met Thursday after­ noon, October 14, at 3:30, with Mrs. Ida Christian. Mrs. J. K. Sheek, Sr., and Mrs. J. H. Thomp­ son had charge of the program, which was the life of Admiral Semmes of the Confederate navy, and Sam Davis, boy hero of the Confederacy.

Officers for the coming year were elected as follows: Presi­ dent, Miss Janie Martin; lin t vice-president, Mrs. Lester Mar­ tin; second vice-president, Mrs. E. W. Crow; recording secretary, Mrs. J. H. Thompson; treasurer, Mrs. J. K. Sheek, Sr.; historian. Miss Mary Heitman; registrar, Mrs. W. B. LeGrand; correspond­ ing secretary, Mrs. Ida Christian; r r s A MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT, but CaUfornia’s recorder of crosses. Miss Flossie Gov. Earl Warren smiles bravely through it. Arriving at Martin; chaplain, Mrs. W. H Miami to address the American Legion Convention, the GOP Oodd; and custodian of flags, Vice-Presidential candidate has a glass of Florida orange juice Mrs. Z. N. Anderson. thurst into his hand by local boosters. Having long boasted Refreshments were served to the superiority ot the California product, tbe Governor is on those present. the spot. Note, then, that he is holding, but not drinking it, although his daughter, Virginia, encourages him. Mrs. C. R. Horn Honors Guest The Farmer’s Ticket of Complete Satisfaction Mrs. C. R. Horn entertained at an informal coca-cola party For Tried and Proven Performance Friday afternoon at her home, honoring her guest, Mrs. John Hocutt, of Raleigh. Fall flowers McCORMICK FARM EQUIPMENT in colorful tones graced the liv­ ing room, where dainties were FARMALL TRACTORS served.

Invited to meet Mrs. Hocutt GENUINE IH PARTS were Mesdames Margaret Le- Grand, Gaither Sanford, W. M. i BLUE RIBBON SERVICE Long. J. D. Murray and Miss W il­ lie Miller. Rankin - Sanford Fire is the worst enemy of the woodlot. It not only destroys the protective layer of leaf mold but Implement Co. kill! all the seedlings and tpal- Intematlonal Haim ter Servloe and Parts Inga above ground, and, if se­ Phone 96 Mockiville» N. C. vere enough, causes lerioui dam­ age. to th* butts of maturt trees. OCTOBER 29,1948 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTESPBISE PAGE 5

Mrs. J. K. Sheek. Worth Hendricks and Andrew ing Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Mason. ville spent Sunday afternoon vis­ A crowded carrot patch must Lagle went to Camden, S. C., Mrs. Margaret LeGrand, Misses iting Mrs. Ida Christian and fam­ Mrs. John Hocutt .of Raleigh be thinned If you want a good Sunday. ily. Personals-Clubs spent Friday and Saturday with Ossie Allison and Ann Clement, crop ot carrots. The same'thing Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Horn. Mrs. J. M. Holthouser, Misses B. C. Clement and Jack LeGrand Mr. and Mrs. Haines Yates and applies. 1o .tr.ees...... ■■ ■‘jr B ; Cain and" VâuI Kâtôh'spéhf •.. MK'ana‘Mrs;"T.P;'Dwiggins NeU"and Daisy ■Holthouser’ were spent'Sunday touring daughteW ida^ M Mrs. J. D. Murray of Morehead Tuesday in Raleigh. While there and Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Dwiggins week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. tains of Western North Carolina. Mabel McDonald and family on of Charlotte spent last week at City is vlsltkig Mr. and Mrs. E. J. A. Todd In Charlotte. they attended thé State Fair, and Frank Stroud, Jr., attended the Route 2, Sunday. PINDIR lENDEIIS heard President Truman’s speech. Morehead City. On Tuesday C. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. June Meroney unveiling ot the monuments of they went to Raleigh to hear Pres­ Mrs. Gene Quillian and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Patner re­ Misses Marlon Horn and Daisy and Mrs. Claude Triplett of Le­ Jackson, Pope and Johnson at the ident Truman and attend the Jack Naylor, and Mrs. Dewey turned last week from a visit Mae Irvin, students at Wake For­ noir were Sunday guests of Mrs. State Capitol last Tuesday. State Fair. Sain spent Sunday touring the est college, spent the week end H. C. Meroney. with Mr. Patner’s parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wentz of mountains of western North Car­ Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wagner at home. and Mrs. J. J. Patner, in Wilkes- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kelley and Salisbury were Sunday dinner olina. have moved into the home for­ Barre, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Brown, Miss children were guests last week guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Curtis merly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Miss Peggy LookabUl of end of Mr. and Mrs. Dolan Snider Price. Mrs. Wentz is the former Frank Larew of Atlanta, Ga., Hal Shank on North Main street. Sue Brown and Mr. and Mrs. R. Greensboro spent the week end M. Holthouser spent Sunday In in Greensboro. Miss Elizabeth Price of Monroe. spent the week end with his with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Tomlinson the mountains of western North mother, Mrs. J. J. Larew. Harley Crews and Roy Col­ Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Horn spent Ned Lokablll. moved last week from their home Carolina. lette spent the week end deer- Tuesday in Raleigh to hear Pres­ Mrs. J. Frank Clement has re­ on Church street to 375 Wilkes­ hunting in Latta, S. C. ident Truman and stayed through turned home from Charlotte, boro street. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Waters, Mr. The best time to house the lay­ Wednesday, attending the State where she was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Grubbs, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Anderson, ing flock Is when the pullets are Misses Carroll Johnstone, Cla- Fair. and Mrs. Vance Kendrick. Mrs. Raymond Baynes of Win­ Miss Duo Shaw of Harmony and ready to lay their first eggs, al­ rabell LeGrand, Hugh and Frank ston-Salem spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Brown, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lashley though they muy be housed any Lester Martin, Jr., student at Larew, Miss Lettle Gene Foster, Blowing Rock. spent Sunday In Danville, visit­ and Mrs. W. E. Laslcy of Lewis­ time during the growing season. the University of North Carolina, Gene Smith, Miss Cynthia Clem­ and George Martin of Duke uni­ ent, Bill Hendricks, W. M. Pen­ nAAñAWVVWVMAMWMMflAAnnmññmVMAAAAWWWVWWVVWWVbVWWVVWWWWWWVWWWWVWWVVWWVWVVVVAJ versity, spent the week end with nington, Lester Martin, Jr., Mr. their parents, Dr. and Mrs. L. P. and Mrs. S. S. Short, Mr. and Martin. Mrs, Grady Ward attended the Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Grant re­ Carolina-LSU game Saturday. turned home Saturday from Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Sheek, Jr., Asheville, where they spent the moved Monday Into their new week with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. home on North Main street. HEADQUARTERS Allen, who accompanied them Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Waters, home. Mrs. Milton Waters, Billy Waters Knox Johnstone, John John­ spent Sunday with Bobby Waters stone, Paul Blackwelder and R. at Oxford. B. Sanford returned home Tues­ Mrs. Webb Murray and Mrs. day from Myrle Beach on a fish­ M. H. Murray spent last Friday in ing trip. Louisburg with Mrs. N. O. Pleas­ ants.

J. K. Sheek Is spending thfi PriM eeeThealre week In Atlantic City attending NOW 9HOWINO M .SMtMi IB «П » ndter the National Dairy show. Mrs. J. H. Poindexter of Ashe­ СаиМу la **Пм ville is visiting her daughter, Rimwi^ Aaijr Clyia and »aidy ■§■■!« ______Mrs. W. M. Pennington, and Mr. _ ЮНРАТ * TVE8DAT Pennington. ЭД sssra f Sidney Stafford left last week wUh ГМшк Biaatts for Miami, Fla., after a visit with WIONBSDAT Waraa Nanie * Clain Tnvar Mrs. Stafford at the home of her la Valley Otor IheIh Olaate” with^ Alaa______Hato_ *Charlee parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin interprets two new Mekteid — New Waters. Serial THVSS. * n u ., NOV. 4 - S Miss Lettle Lindsay Sheek, stu­ Ireae Oaaae Ш Oeerge Stev- eaa la Reaeaikw Иши» dent at Greensboro college, spent silhouettes For with Barhata M the week end with her mother. Thanksgiving Fashions Davie Drive-In Theater

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lem visited Mr. m d M n. Cletua children spent Saturday in Win­ Misses Helen Vogler and Glo­ spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. Thomasvilie spent Sunday after­ Ratledge Sunday. ston-Salem shopping. ria Davis ot Advance spent Sun­ and Mrt. Silaa Myers'of Advance. noon with Mr. and № . Walter Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Howard of day afternoon with Misses Lucy Mrs. J. G. Allen is spending a FOUR CORNERS Mrs. Charlie Burgess returned MOCKS Carter. Thomasvllle spent the week end Foard and Maxine Phelps. few days with Mrs. W. C. Allen home Sunday from Rowan Me- Joe Jones gave his Sunday ... M e.. and.Mr*. „C.. .Si..DuJ}.and .. -Mrs. .Wade .Baity and.daugKte; with Mr,.«md,M i»,. a . . .Mr,., and. ,Mm ,. ,Charlie ,iUl(^. .of Fork...... mòriài H ósiiWI ■ 'With ' th e » new School. Class a . weioer. roa«». .Sat!-. Peggy spent Sunday with Mr. W. of Lewisville, Mrs. R. S. Corn­ champ. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones and son Mr. and Mrs. Allen Denkins of baby, Linda Catherine. urday evening. L. Dixon. Sunday was Mrs. Dix­ atzer and Miss Betty Cornatzer on’s eighty-third birthday. Mrs. Douglas Ratledge and of Baltimore attended church ser­ Mrs. A. C. Ratledge is spending Linda of Charlotte are spending vice here Sunday. a few days with her daughter, several days with Mr.and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. BiU Davies and Mrs. Lawrence TaTylor in Win­ C. Ratledge. children of Clemmons spent Sat­ ston-Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Manus Welborn urday afternoon with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fault- and children of Winston-Salem Mrs. W. N. Myers. ner and son, Joe, of Winston-Sa- visited G. L. Baity over the week Mrs. J. W. Beauchamp spent Saturday afternon in Mocksville shopping. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Hilton and When the Frost Is A survey in one typical large city last year showed that food on the Coke-Refresh took 39 per cent of the budget of wage-earners and lower-sal- aried clerical workers compared with 30 per cent in the mid-30’s. . / / ш In the South a fresh wild woods fire bursts into flames on an av­ erage of every three minutes.

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These are Betty Sue Eaton, Cuba, Hawaii, and Portugal. t'S ' s en Four Davie Students t r a d ì M y r l e Peoples, Nancy Ann At Mars Hill College Ijames, and Annie Pearlene Booe. NOTICE Four students from Davie A total of 933 students are en­ The North Carolina Wildlife County students are enrolled at rolled at the college, 481 men and Resources Commission announces eut Mars Hill for the first semester, 452 women. These come from 87 the opening for Game and Fish according Vo' f fg u m released f fdni '¿»Uftttes' ‘Of ■ North- -Carolina,- 20 -Proiccttft- vusition-iii-Da vie • Coun* the registar’s office. states, British West Indies, Brazil, ty, 7th District. FRESH COFFEE, ground to your HELP WANTED, Male, White— The requirements for this po' NOTICE TO CKEDITOaS method of making. Davie-D-Ute The oldest and largest direct ROBERT S. M cNEILL sition are that the applicant be The undersigned, having duly .48, and H & F .39. Also loose selling organization in America PENNSYLVANIA ANTIQUE SALE! between the ages of 22 and 40 qualified as Executor of the Es­ ground, .30 per pound. Get it offers established business to Attorney at Law years, weight ISO pounds or M l S. M AIN STREET LEXINGTON, N. C. tate o f Margaret Augusta Knox at Hendrix and Foster, Angell man between 30 and 55 with more, have high school education Offices 8-10 Sanford- OCTOBER 29 & 30, NOVEMBER 1 ft 2 Johnstone, notice is hereby given Bldg. 2-8-tfn car. $2.00 hourly earnings en­ or equivalent. Must be in position to all creditors ot said estate to joyed by many route men. Write Mando Building Large collection Victorian and early American furniture. to devote full time to work. file their duly verified account WE P A Y —Cash prices for used The J. R. Watkins Company, Mocks^fille, N. C. Hundreds of pieces of clear and colored glass, china and Application blanks may be ob­ with the undersigned Executor automobiles. McCanless Motor Dept. U, Richmond, Virginia. GWTW lamps. tained. by addressing the N. C. Telephone on or before the 10th day of Co.. SaUsbury, N. 0. 6-15-tf 10-lS-3tn No display until October 29th; Sale Opens October 29th. 9 Wildlife Resources Commission, October, 1949, or this notice w ill (Tem porary) 272-J A.M.; Sale daily from 9 A.M. to 10 P.M.; Special Sale Nov. 2nd. Raleigh, N. C. FOR SALE—Stock o f Groceries be pled in l)ar of recovery. AU FOR SALE—Good pigs, ready Examination at Davie County and fixtures. Five miles west of November 15th. Raised in field A. W. and SARA R. KELLER persons indebted to said estate Court House, Thursday, Novem­ Moclcsville at Davie Academy. of corn and beans. 50 Angus and WVVWWVWWAAWWWVVWWVtWWWVVVVWWVVtmflMVVWWVIW are requested to make proper ber 4th, 10:00 A. M. L. M. FREEMAN, Route 4. Hereford feeder steers. W. S. DR. McINTOSH settlement of their account. 10-22-2tn 10-lS-2tp HUNDLEY, BOYDTON, VIR­ This October I, 1948. HEDRICK GINIA. 10-15-4IP OPTOMETRIST TUTU KNOX JOHNSTONE, ADMlNISTRATOrS NOTICE LIBERAL REWARD—For finder 4St N. Ttads М пИ Ü M i i n KUKS The undersigned, having this Executor o f the Estate of Mar­ ot an old Cameo Brooch, lost GENERAL Electrical Contract­ Wiastoa-Sdsai, N. CL garet Augusta Knox Johnstone. day qualified as administrator of somewhere in Mocksville. Miss ing and Electrical Service. N. C. Minnie Hairston, deceased, late 10-8-81 100% VIBRATED Sallie Hanes, 740 N. Main St. Licensed Electrician and Con­ of the County of Davie and State Slid 10-22-3ttp tractor. X W. Rodwell, Mocks­ NOTICE TO CRBDROR8 HIKH TICMfRRATURI of North Carolina, hereby noti­ viUe. N. C. Phone «0. 11-10-tf 8TRAM CURED fies all persons having claims Having qualified u Adminis­ PRESCRIPTIONS — Have yours against the estate o f the said de­ trator upon the cfltate of C. G. Wheeb Aligned • filled by a college trained and OaaUty Vphelstery sad Repair cedent to present them to the un­ Woodruff, deceawd, notice is ALflO registered druggist at H A LL dersigned, duly verified, at Down hereby given to all penons hold­ DRUG COMPANY. The cost is Wfirri МИГММ * i o m I № _____ Town Garage, Winston-Salem, N. Fine fabric, work guaranteed. Ex­ CIINVBITt S iw t ing claim« agaiflal the estate ot no more. 10-22-tfn. » 1 9 m C., on or before the 20th day of said deceased to prwent the same, pertly done. Prompt service. New aallsbwy. It. c. a c m e TANB m a i n block buUding. U.S. Highway M October, 1948, or this notice will properly verified, lo the under­ FOR SALE—120 gallon fuel tanks VIU A N » t o v n s % mile W. o f Reeds Cross Roada. be pleaded in bar o f their recov­ signed on or befoct the 33nd. day and 58 gallon fuel drums, C. B. R. 3. For further information and CONOITCEEIVS ery. A ll persons indebted to said of September, IMIt or thia notice ELAM, Mocksville 10-22-3tn free estimates, write estate will please make immediate » » ■ M will be plead ia bar of recovery. DAVIE BRICK settlement. ■. L. anrSRS, iMlaglea, R. S. ■HHnrALt ДЮ All persons iadebled to said es­ FOR SALE—New Co-op Manure All furniture called for and de­ тсняАСй «ю са Thit 20 day o f October, 1948. tate will please csO oo the uader- Loader. $240.00. This price is livered at no extra charge COMPANY BEN HAIRSTON, signed and aiake prompt settle* considerably below list price. Administrator o f Minnie Hair- ment. Loader may be seen at Farmers GOOD S-ROOM HOME on STONE & COAL iton. Deceased. ThU September tX, 1948. Hardware Co. Kenneth Murchi­ nH>NBS>ieft Church street, with running wa­ ROBERT S. McNEILL, son. 10-29-3tp T. B. W OODRUrr ter, Lot 75x 143. Price is right NewAiraiMM« Attorney 10^61 Administrator t t C. O. Woodruff; Sw F. W. Marsh, Advance, N. C. яшм PiMae Ю FOR SALE — 1942 Plymouth Dayl deceased. 21 Carbon monoxide, deadly gas, club coupe. $875. Someone who By; A. T. ORAKr. Attorney. п «м м 1.1 м or fa*ATAe сдм тт тлашап и м я is said to prevent iteel Maling reads this ad will give a dealer during heat treatment. I more money for less car. Kenn­ eth Murchison, 2 miles North of г г г г и т т г г г : I : Ж: :t : 1 Cana. 10-29-ltp ROWAN SAMPSONS S C R FOR SALE—House on Sanford i : ': ЛЙ I” « Avenue. Modern Conveniences. PRINTING CO. F. D. Long. 10-20-Itn Phone 532-Salisbury. N. C. FOR SALE-Springing Heifer. If interested contact Ed Dwigg­ Oae ef the huiast pslalhn aad afflce lappty keassa la Warai Air FanMSSs, OU l a ins, Route 4. 10-29-ltp the CareUaaa. era aad Stohen, Faraace iMihMir Iriik RECAPPING MEN! Repairiag aad Cleaaiaf EXCEPTIONAL BENEFITS • Printing Send ¥our Tiics to ftTliCi. One of the most desirable bene­ SALES SERVICH fits that the U. S. Arm y and U. DAVlS-McNAIR • Faee Brldi, Гамиша S. A ir Force offer Is generous re tirement pay for the man who • Lithograidung N m i q k i FURNACE CO. TinMiMin, Brick. HoUow Boild- makes a career of service. Noth­ iB f TUe ing is deducted from your regu­ n m Natlh Blala Street lar monthly pay for this income. • Typewriters he. Р1юве144 Yet it means a life-time annuity. ClMvnM Cl. Saliskary, N. C. It means you can retire In 20 TtoL ISe MocksTiOe 904 Northwest Bhrd. Saliabiiiy. N. С. years at half-pay, regardless of • Comi^ete Phaae S9M Day; NINght SM-W W iastoa-Sakm , N. C. age. And remember, too, retired service men are also fully en- tiltled to commissary, post ex­ Office SuHplies Flour, Meal, Fsad Statt change and hospital benefits, the DRVGS DRVGS DRVGS same as any soldier on active an d O ra ia duty. Good pay is only the be­ Ibe Best ia Drugs and Buyers aad Cllaaiw ginning. Food, clothing, shoes, shelter are furnished free. On Dinif Sravlcc o lO a lle a retirement, you w ill receive a дитомовпд 8АРЖТТ frescriptksM Aeciutatdy generous monthly income that Glass Initalled IIMClf fOSH means real security. Yes, this or­ Soaw p a la » аму be takea far ^AllModela- Csmpaiuktod J. P. Crats ganization offers much. Get the complete story yourself today at Ыавг or wocss^ bai assts say ROmE NASH W H u g U . the^. S. Army and U. S. Air Force Recruiting Station, 242 fcodacis Sfa best ibr амаг» fee M lngCib Postoffice Bldg., Winston-Salem, N. C. Special representatives are ' basalt aad far acoooay. SaaR 141 tliere to serve you, answer your questions. loof*liCi colors; asm covatiag aad bidiagi two c o m saffaas. For ths Rest i » daasofotdiMfyfaiaia. , LamWr, Gaasnl M H taf Arkansas got its name from the RADIO KRPAIS8 • Pure Crystal Ics Algonquin name of the Quapaw SupfUes. «Mstawki Drap CMhs - WaUpaper - Waxes STATE RADIO SIRVICR • Coalior Grates, Stoves 1«7 E. Fisher Wsllsh»y Furaaees and Stohera Source of heat of Arkansas’ hot JOHN MILLER CO. springs is said to l)e a buried WiMtaa-Salesa'a Bloat Medara mass of cooling rock. Palai Stere Dial t-4m er M14S •S 8 W .4 lh 8 t Wiastoa-Saleai k t f t F M i e k IT PATS TO ADVERTIRR P h o a e lie SaUAaiy VikiMiy

• Geaeral PiiuaMag У И т т т У П т Л п Materials aad Ffxtures Hard Off Nm Hiis • Feeds, Geaeral Mer- the moat fua I git outa daacia* is gUlia’ • " t r o ™ tfti Jtqué'tl - cliaadise — FertiliM « real wImb Ihe mudc atopa... TIm guvmoat • JOHN DEERE Farm W t aeed to Uva wUhia Ua income — It Dam Inkir Eqiiipm eat • Groceries Farm costs in 1949 proliably Wilkinf Drug Co. ^чев withla ours. will be about as high as they бмцацг :stss,jr0 & ,isis!s3 ii MarlH are this year. HALL DRUG CO. IT PAYS TO ADVERTim B n i h m Railroad St. MoctanlBo rr PAYS TO ADVERTISB Tel. 99 MocksviUe HtwToltlitvt WALKER FUNERAL HOME # Chrysler - Plymouth See The Mocksville Enterprise • CUSTOM GRINDING FUNERAL SERVICES—ABDULANCE SERVICE Bronchitis Phoae 5711 H mmm t t SALES ft SERVICE • C O R N M B A L For A ll Types of Job Work COOLEEMEE, N. C .' M OCKSVUXl, N. C. • international Trucks • FEEDS FOR lALB Wedding Invitations, and Bhlcgm aad aid aatuit to мю|Ье aad Cial nw, Midir. iaSaaMd btoacbiai Announcements FaskHhpp aucaui nahfinii Tell yautdniggift DR. R. L. СНПХСОТГ SaHlhlwiniiM Ю üli )we a baute oi Оасаишоа « i * *a aadvMadiM yov аиш Ши ChliHnellB Piqraieiaa W e represent F o iiN I dw «Bf il «dddr alU)rt iht cou^ Mflir Смшращ or ум MS la tane )««г «cotjr badb РЬоаоШ Mocksville The H. T. Hearn Engraving Co. S E S S № !S B LY, OCTOBER 29,1948 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGET

Four Davie Students These are Betty Sue Eaton, Cuba, Hawaii, and Portugal. г '»'' M y r 1 e Peoples, Nancy Ann At Mars Hill College Ijames, and Annie Pearlene Booe. NOTICE Four students from Davie A total of 933 students are en­ The North Carolina Wildlife County students are enrolled at rolled at the college, 481 men and Resources Commission announces . .Mars. Hill, fo r. the. first, sejn 452 women. These come from 87 the opening for Game and Fish according to figures released from counties of North CaroUna, 20 Protector position in Davie Coun­ the register’s office. states, British West Indies, Brazil, ty, 7th District. FRESH COFFEE, ground to your HELP WANTED, Male, White— The requirements for this po NOTICE TO CREDITORS method of making. Davie-D-Ute The oldest and largest direct ROBERT s. McNEILL rywwuwwwvwwwwwwvwwvwwwwwwuwwvwiiwy sition are that the applicant be The undersigned, having duly .48, and H & F .39. Also loose selling organization in America PENNSYLVANIA ANTIQUE SALE! between the ages of 22 and 40 qualified as Executor of the Es­ ground, .30 per pound. Get it offers established business to Àttomey at Law years, weight 150 pounds or 991 s. MAIN STREET LEXINGTON, N. C. tate of Margaret Augusta Knox at Hendrix and Foster, Angell man between 30 and 9S with more, have high school education Offices 8-10 Sanford- f)CTOBER 29 & 30, NOVEMBER 1 ft 2 Johnstone, notice is hereby given Bldg. 2-6-tfn car. $2.00 hourly earnings en­ or equivalent. Must be in position to all creditors of said estate to joyed by many route men. Write Mando Building Large collection Victorian and early American furniture. to devote full time to work. file their duly verified account WE P A Y —Cash prices for used The J. R. Watkins Company, Mocks^Älle, N. C. Hundreds of pieces of clear and colored glass, china and Application blanks may be ob­ with the undersigned Executor automobiles. McCanless Motor Dept. U, Richmond, Virginia. GWTW lamps. tained. by addressing the N. C. on or before the lOth day of Co., Salisbury, N. C. 6-lS-tf 10-15-3tn Telephone No display until October 29th; Sale Opens October 29th. 9 W ildlife Resources Commission, October, 1949, or this notice w ill (Tem porary) 272-J A.M.; Sale daily from 9 A.M. to 10 P.M.; Special Sale Nov. 2nd. Raleigh, N. C. FOR SALE—Stock of Groceries FOR SALE—Good pigs, ready Examination at Davie County be pled in bar o f recovery. A ll A* iV# Mid SARA R* KELLER and fixtures. Five miles west of November 15th. Raised in field Court House, Thursday, Novem' persons indebted to said estate VVVWWWWWWVVVWWWVVWMAMWVWWVWWWWUWWWW Mocksville at Davie Academy. of corn and beans. 80 Angus and ber 4th, 10:00 A. M. are requested to make proper L. M. FREEMAN, Route 4. Hereford feeder steers. W. S. DR. MelNTOSH 10-22-2tn settlement ot their account. 10-19-2tp HUNDLEY, BOYDTON, VIR- This October 1, 1948. HEDRICK smiMfi nsTii GINIA. 10-19-4tp OPTOMKnun ADMlNISTRATOrS NOTICE KNOX JOHNSTONE, LIBERAL REWARD—For finder 430 N. Ita d e StNOl • м ш т е H J M S The undersigned, having this Executor of the Estate of Mar­ of an old Cameo Brooch, lost GENERAL Electrical Contract­ maslea-Salen, N. a day qualified as administrator of garet Augusta Knox Johnstone. somewhere in Mocksville. Miss ing and Electrical Service. N. C. Have Tear Ipte I Minnie Hairston, deceased, late 10-8-8t 100% VIRRATED Sallie Hanes, 740 N. Main St. Licensed Electrician and Con­ of the County of Davie and State and 10-22-3ttp tractor. J. W. RodweU, Mocks­ of North Carolina, hereby noti­ NOnCR TO CRBMTORS HlCNTKMrRRATURF viUe, N. C. Phone 40. 11-10-tf STEAM CURED fies all persons having claims Having qualified •• Adminis­ PRESCRIPTIONS — Have yours against the estate of the said de­ W heeb AUgBod • trator upon the cftat* of C. G. filled by a college trained and «wUlty VpMaterjr an« Repair cedent to present them to the un­ Woodruff, deceaaed, notice is AUN> registered druggist at H A LL " . S * . dersigned, duly verified, at Down hereby given to aU persons hold­ DRUG COMPANY. The cost is m a n «AMPMM ю в т н / Town Garage, Winston-Salem, N. ciim am srtra ing claima against Ibe estate of no more. 10-22-tfn. Fine fabric, work guaranteed. Ex­ C., on or before the 20th day of said deceaaed to praaent the same, pertly done. Prompt scrvice. New *-¿í5g¿hfir - М ГПС TANS М АШ block building. U.S. Highway 64 October, 1948, or this notice w ill properly verified, to the under­ FOR SALE— 120 gallon fuel tanks m s *NB covns H mile W. of Reeds Croat Roada. be pleaded in bar of their recov­ signed on or befon the 33ad. day and SS gallon fuel drums, C. B. R. 3. For further information and « o N c a m s M C B ery. A ll persons indebted to said of September, IMIt or thla notico ELAM, Mocksville 10-22-3tn free estimates, write estate w ill please make immediate will be plead in bar of recovery. DAVIE BRICK settlement. m. L. MTBRS, l^exington. ■. S. «MW AI.I AN» All persona indaMad to said es­ FOR SALE—New Co-op Manure TCIRAC« «LOCI This 20 day of October, 1948. tate will pleats csD «a tht under- Loader. $240.00. This price is All furniture called for and de­ COHPANY BEN HAIRSTON, signed and inalw pronpt settle« considerably below list price. livered at no extra charge Administrator of Minnie Hair­ ment Loader may be seen at Farmers GOOD S-ROOM HOME on STONE & COAL PRONI t*ieOI ston, Deceaaed. This Septembtr tt, IMS. Hardware Co. Kenneth Murchi­ ROBERT S. McNEILL, Church street, with running wa­ T. B. WOODRUFT son. 10-39-3tp Attorney 10.49-61 ter, Lot 7Sx 143. Price is right N n r A n lh M * Administrator of C. O. Woodruff See F. W. Marsh, Advance, N. C. HUMfktaellt FOR SALE — 1942 Plymouth DnyriMaslN Carbon monoxide, deadly gu, deceaaed. at club coupe. $875. Someone who is said to prevent steel scaling By: A. T. GRANT, Attorney. n«M N »«"gh aad F • Feeds, Geaeral Mer­ tho moat fun I git outs dancln* is gitlln* м М В В ItanI 0f HMTkis chandise — FertUii№ « roat when tho muaie alopa. . . Tho guvmont M i í i tu U L - • JOHN DEERE Farm nood to livo within Ua inconM — il Iww Ijnlsr Equipaieat • Groceries Farm cosU in 1949 probably WUkiu DiHS с * . ipu*. Vm mm km »mmi «Aw adSi« iti« ‘^'loa within oura. will be about as high as they C tap aq f )П Mirtii are this year. MV HALL DRUG CO. r r TO B r o H M R Railroad St. Meckevffle rr PATS TO ADVERTISB PATS AOVEBTISB Tel. 99 Mocksville ■•wTtItlfovt W A L K E R F U N E R A L HOME • Chrysler - Plymouth See The Mocksville Enterprise • CUSTOM GRINDING FUNERAL SERVICES—ABOULANCE SERVICE B roR ch iris Phoae 5711 Phoae 48 SALES & SERVICE • C O R N M R A L For A ll Types of Job Work CwoaaihiwmlitvMpfompdybecsuie COOLEEMEE, N. C.' MOCKSVILU. N.

M O M ABOUT Dr. Schaub To Study of his time in Stuttgart. This cltjr er cooperative movement in Den­ FOUR BALLOTS FARM QUESTIONS SNOW ARRIVES EARLY IN NEW YORK is the headquarters for an agri­ mark. German Farm Program cultural extension program set The Extension director alsoi ex­ Bridges and M. V. Hickmaa Dr. I. O. Schaub, director ot up to serve the State of Württem­ pects to see several of his former For State Treasurer: Brandon ARE ANSWERED the North Carolina Agricultural berg. ______nssocJates Jn Germany. These in­ - P.- -Hodges -.and- Ben -I/.- Spence.- -■ -Q. • Arir lhere- any- disadvan­ Extension Service since 1924, has After a study lasting from «0 to clude Jack Lynn, former Hay­ For Attorney General: Harry tages to artificial breeding of accepted on invitation from the 90 days, the North Carolina di wood County farm agent, who McMullan, Herbert F. Seawell dairy cattle? U. S. Military Government to rector w ill present a report con­ moade the widely circulated state­ Jr., and C. A. Pearson. A. There are none which can­ visit Germany and review the ex­ taining recommendations on the ment that what German agricul­ For Superintendent of Public not be overcome by properly op­ tension program being developed usé of personnel technically ture needed was 100 good Ameri­ Instruction; Clyde A. Erwin and erated breeding associations, ac­ in that country. trained in the'field of agriculture. can county agents. Mr. Lynn is Buford T. Henderson. cording to Extension dairy spec­ Dr. Schaub left for Germany The experience will not be en­ now one of the Military Govern­ For Commissioner of Agricul­ ialists at State College. Don’t ex­ last week aboard an A ir Trans­ tirely new to Director Schaub. ment’s top officials in the Ger­ ture (short term): D. S. Coltrane. pect artificial bleeding to settle port Command plane. He was to Along with eight North Carolina man extension movement. For Commisioner of Agricul­ cows on which the bull has failed. report first to the Military Gov­ county agents, he toured northern ture: L. Y. Ballentine, Watt H. The program is not a cure for ernment headquarters in Frank­ European countries in Ï928, pay­ Eight of every 10 American Gregg, and John W. Stubbs. shy breeders or cows with dis­ furt but later was to spend most ing special attention to the farm- homes have at least one pet each. For Commisioner of Insufance: eased reproductive organs. William P. Hodges and Deems H. Clifton. Q. Are all proved bulls good For Commissioner of Labor: sires? Forest H. Shuford and M. K. Har­ A. By no means. Records Belk’s Second Floor Presents ris. of the U. S, Department of Agri­ The official ballot for state and culture for many years show that county officers has two parties, of the hundreds of bulls proved Democratic and Republican, list­ in Dairy Herd Improvement As­ ON A LONELY STRETCH of road in the Adirondacks, a SLENDERIZING STYLES ed: sociations less than 50 per cent motorist rolls along between snow-coated trees. This light For State Senate: B. C. Brock, increase production in their fall in upped New York state was the first of the season and Republican. daughters as compared with the was accompanied by freezing temperatures in a number of In Women^s Larger Sizes — ' For House of Representatives: daughter’s dams. Therefore, the mountain areas. J. R. Siler and J. N. Smoot. around half ofthe bulls that have For County Commisioners: been and are now still in general Vernon Miller, John Durham, use are lowering rather than in­ ROCKET TRIP CAMERAS IN T A a COATS SUITS DRESSES Jack Moody; *R. P. Martin, J. creasing milk production. M. Groce, Clarence Carter. For Register of Deeds: Clarence Q. What is a desirable proved Bott; C. R. Vogler. sire? For County Surveyor: Sam L. Talbert, Republican. A .A bull whose daughter’s rec­ ords, when compared with their For Congressman: C. B. Deane; And the clothes which coat the for o smort addition to your Fall when used in making mayonn­ ond Winter wardrobe. Come in most are not the clothes made of aise or French dressing for vege­ today and select from our tre> the finest materials. They are day, November 1, and T^iesday, November 2. table salads, and is delicious, too, the clothes which hang in the when poured over a roast of lamb Ing seft wool toilleurs^ closet, unworn. The actual cost or beef. of any outfit is the cost in dollars GakanbBM... Com li.. • and cents, divided by the number Wool CMpce. Sandpapering the soles of a of times you wear the outfit baby’s new shoes before they are . M c W to FU W iikim worn may keep him from slipp­ ^ YoorBod§M. Your hemline is perfect when ing and so prevent many falls. Мш»А SUofi it’s barely noticeable. A finished hem can give your outfit either When purchasing a winter coat 3450 ’o 54.50 a custom-tailored look or a MocbvUle, N. C. it is wise to remember that fact “homemade” effect. that the best linings are usually slippery so that the coat w ill go A little dry mustard or salt rubbed on the hands and then rinsed off w ill remove onion odors. wââeâ To remove onion or fish odors It D U U Y . . . A style for every TO THE VOTERS OF DAVIE COUNTY from pans in which those and cosion. U o f or Sbeit Slaevea . . . Finest quolity other odiferious foods have crapes ond alpocos. Slandariiing lines, beoutiful hormoniiing Autumn colors. Truly the lost word I AM A CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ON been cooked, wash the pans in in Smortneu to moke you on enchonting reflection hot soapy water to which one of the seoson's style highlights! THE REPUBUCAN TICKET, NOVEMBER 2. I AM THE or two tablespoons of vinegar have been added. ONLY CANDIDATE NORTH OF MOCKSVILLE. I STAND 12.95 to 24.50 FOR BETTER ROADS, BETTER SCHOOLS AND A BETTER Paul Swaffar, Extension beef cattle specialist at State College, Budget Priced Dresses at 8.95 DAVIE COUNTY FOR EVERYONE, AND IF ELECTED I has been chosen as judge for the National Bluegrass Hereford W ILL BE AT THE SERVICE OF EVERYONE IN DAVIE Show 'to be held in Lexington, COUNTY. Ky., November 3-5.

North Carolina’s 1047 cotton crop «vtraged 335 pounds of lint J. M. GROCE per acre, u compared with an avarag* o f «a ly 367.S pouada Wlastsa l a l s t H f t throuilvmt ttw CottoB FtroAY, OCTOBER 29,1948 THE BiPGKSmLE (N. p.) ¡»ШрРШЗЕ Here’s How Every Citizen Can Take A Part In GOOD GOVEIINMENT

VOTE REPUBLICAN

NOVEMBER

LAFATITR WILLIAMS B. c. c. Ж. V O Q L IB B. P. MAMIN J. M. О М И Ж CLAMNCB H. С АМ П •th CHtMriMal DMriet ■ЧМОТ ef DM ii Coimtjr CMmtjr C m u b Ih Ih C «u ty CammlHtoMtr J. N. SM O O T 8AML.TALBBR 9 t ■qvMMitothi CMmty Sutvqrar

IF YOU ASE AN AVERAGE CITIZEN YOU HAVE A SIN­ FOUR YEARS HAVE SEEN /lUS COUNTY ENJOYING CERE PRH>E IN YOUR COUNTY. YOU WANT TO SEE GROWTH AND PROGRESS UND H A SOUND ADMINIS­ IT GROW AND PROSPER. YOU WANT TOSEE ГГ WELL- TRATION. THE REPUBUCAN PARTY, IF SUCCESSFUL GOVERNED BY A BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. AT THE POLLS ON NOVEMBER 2, WUX BE ABLE TO BETTER CONTINUE THE PROGRESSIVE POLICIES IT THESE THINGS ARE ALL POSSIBLE UNDER THE LEAD­ HAS INAUGURATED DUMNG THE PASt FOUR YEARS. ERSHIP OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. THE PAST YOUR SUPPORT IS EARNESTLY SOUCITED. Do You Waiil PROMISES

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IF YOU ARE AN AVERAGE C m ZI»« YOU HAVE A SIN- FOUR YEARS H AVE SEEN /THIS COUNTY ENJOYING CERE PRn>E IN YOUR COUNTY. YOU WANT TO SEE G R O ^ AND PROGRESS UNDIR A SOUND ADMINIS­ IT GROW AND PROSPER. YOU WANT TOSEE ГГ WELL- TRATION. THE REPUBUCAN PARTY» IF SUCCESSFUL GOVERNED BY A BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. AT THE POLLS ON NOVEMBER 2» WILL BE ABLE TO BETTER CONTINUE THE PROGRESSIVE POLICIES IT THESE THINGS ARE ALL POSSIBLE UNDER THE LEAD- HAS INAUGURATED DUUNG THE PAST FOUR YEARS. ERSHIP OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. THE PAST YOUR SUPPORT IS EARNESTLY SOUCITED. D» Yoa Want PROMISES or D i Ym Want PERFORMANCE? YOU KNOW, OF YOUR OWN KNOWLEDGE, THAT THE PERFORMANCE? OR DO YOU PREFER TO TRUST TO REPUBLICAN PARTY IN DAVIE COUNTY HAS LIVED PROMISES THAT MAY BE MADE IN THE HEAT OF PO­ UP TO EVERY OBLIGATION IT HAS MADE,, AND THAT LITICAL CAMPAIGNING? DEEDS, NOT WORDS, ARE EVERY DEPARTMENT OF THE COUNTY GOVERNMENT THE MEASUREMENTS ACCEPTED BY HISTORY IN RE­ HAS WORKED EFFICIENTLY AND STRICTLY ACCORD­ CORDING HUMAN ACC0MPUSHMENT3. WHICH DO ING TO THE LAW. ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH SUCH YO U PREFER?

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s THESE MENV IN AN OPEN CAR, President Truman waves to the throngs that greeted him following his arrival in Raleigh, N. C. While in the capital, tliu Cliiet Executive unveiled a statue to three presidents who came from North Carolina. At the President's left is Governor R, Gregg Cherry.

HIGHER RATES FOR POSTAGE COLORED NEWS On November 2nd TO BE EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1 By AMANDA EVANS Increases in postage rates and Parcel post rates will be in­ postal services will take effect creased practically across the TEACHERS’ COLLEGE ALVMNl January 1 and will affect the board for packages mailed local­ HOLDS MEETTINO pocketbooks of most of the na­ ly and in a ll'o f the eight postal Tho Davie County Teachers’ tion’s mailers. zones. The one exception is that j „ »«¡un.ci» . , u • 1 • . 4 I College Alumni club met at the The increases, voted by the postage for heavier shipments to . ... . _ ___ home o f' Mrs. A. S. Ellis, Sep­ 80th Congress, in its last days, the eighth zone will not be high­ tember 29, and reorganized for will hit air mail, second, third, er. and in one instance will be the year 1948-49. Mrs. A. S. Ellis, and fourth class mail, insured lower. Examples of the fourth first vice president of our club mail, spccial delivery, registered class rate boosts: From eight to resigned at this meeting. mail, C.O.D., money orders, and 10 cents for one pound mailed lo­ The new officers clected were: postal notes—everything but first cally, from 16 to 18 cents for one President, Miss Rubye F. John­ class and air parcel post. pound mailed in the eighth zone. son; vice president, Mrs. V allie The air mail rate of five cents SPECIAL DELIVERY GOES VP Scott Davidson; secretary, Mrs. an ounce goes back to the old Spccial scrvicc by the post of­ Lucile H. Douthit; assistant sec­ six-cent rate. The rates for air fice will cost its patrons more retary, Mrs. A. S. Ellis; treasurer, parcel post remain the same since after New Year’s. On first \^lass Mrs. Georgia J. Robinson; report­ this servicc was inaugurated last mail special delivery rates will er, Miss Viola D. Morgan. month. be upped from 13 to 15 cents on At this meeting, plans were In the air mail field a new mail weighing up to tw o pounds, mapped out for raising the quota service, the air post card makes from 20 to 23 cents on mail weigh­ for the scholarship, fund drive. its debut January 1 with a \ate C. B. DEANE ing two to 10 pounds, and from One was not given last year, but THAD EIJRE o f four cents. I f the new cards KERR SCOTT 23 to 33 cents on mail over 10 in 1947 a scholarship was pre­ 8th District Congressman Secretary of State are not available, the “one-cent Governor pounds. sented to Miss Hannah H. Brown, postal cards can be us& by af­ a Davie County Training school fixing three cents additional post­ On sccond, third, and fourth graduate. The club is glad to re­ age and placing the words "Via class mail the special delivery port that she is doing fine in her Air” mail thereon, according to fees will be increased from IT to studies at the Winston-Salem the Postal Bulletin. 25 ccnts for shipments up to two Teachers’ college, and is now a HON. H. P. (PAT) TAYLOR, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, TOGETHER CmCULABS HIGHEB pounds, from 25. to 33 cents on sophomore and connected with In the third class category— mail weighing tw o to 10 pounds, several organizations at the col­ circulars and some types of print­ and from 33 to 43 cents for mail lege. WITH ALL DAVIE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES, J. R. SILER ed matter will cost 14 cents a weighing from 10 lo 70 pounds. The club has planned for one pound to mail—two cents per It will cost more money to send of its major aims for this year pound more than they cost now. money orders, too. The present the building of a scholarship REPRESENTATIVE TO STATE LEGISUTURE; CLARENCE BOST, REG­ fund. ThTis fund will enable some worthy Davie county high People, Spots In Th* News school graduate to attend Win­ ISTER OF DEEDS; COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, VERNON MILLER, ston-Salem Teachers' cbUege for the ltM9-90 t « m . _ InBN-AOB DEATH —Four of eight high Ischoolen in thU auto were killed en route ' This meeting was dedicated to ■ home fiom night toothall game in MUwaukec. lit crashed head-on into a trolley bus. a deceased member. Miss Minnie JOHN DURHAM, JACK MOODY. Hairston, who died in September o l this year. '

fee of six cents for orders rang­ ing from one cent to $2.50 will be boosted to 10 cents. This in­ crease w ill be registered in scale right up to the $50-to-$100 order, HISTORY SHOWS THAT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAS ALWAYS which w ill cost 33 cents. POSTAL NOTES AFFECTED Postal notes from one cent to BEEN THE PARTY OF PROGRESS IN NORTH CAROLINA. OUR $10 will cost eight cents instead - * o f fiv e cents, as is now being charged, and C.O.D. rates w ill go from 15 to 20 cents on merchan­ SCHOOL SYSTEM, OUR HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT, OUR PUBLIC dise selling for $2.50 and from 40 to 45 cents on shipments of $25 to $35. HEALTH SYSTEM, OUR AGENCIES FOR RELIEF, OUR NATIONALLY Just to insure there’ll be more postal revenue, the post office w ill make its customers pay more RECOGNIZED AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM WHICH HAS MEANT to insure tiieir mail. The pres­ GEOGRAPHY made painless.at Mary­ WHO ELSE? Seems to land State Toachci-s’ ,meeting. Judith be confident comment ot ent insurance rate of three cents Grogar Tiger Tim, 11- Ann Walker o f Baltimore studies for letterj and parcels valued at “Junior U.N.” figures and texts in a months'old bulldog, as SO MUCH TO THE FAMERS OF DAVIE COUNTY - 1H E S E AND Hallmark dolls-of-the-nations series judges gave him first from one. cent to SIO will be in­ prize at London show- undor guidance of Ann Middleton. creased to five cents. Mail valued at between $100.01 and $200, the maximum amount that may be MANY OTHER BENEFITS HAVE ACCRUED TO OUR P E 0 P L E BE­ insured, w ill cost 30 cents to in­ sure instead of 23 cents, now be­ ing charged on mail valued at CAUSE OF YOUR SUPPROT OF THIS DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRA­ between $50 and $200. Fees for registered mail will be increased all along the line, except for mail with indemnity TION, WHICH SUPPORT WE URGE THAT YOU GIVE AGAIN BY limits exceeding $1,000. The fee on mail with an indemnity limit of up to $S w ill go from 20 cents' YOUR VOTE ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. , ______--.eials are calight to 29. cents; on mail with an in­ illy that Spec Sanders (on ground at left), demnity limit of- from $900.01 toi » ¡ Ä _ . I halfback, reached tou^down territory thU time, though! 'nnciiGo’s 40-ert won. SlfT. $1,000 from $1.3S to $1.S0......