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VOLUMN XLIII.. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA.’WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 4 . 1 9 4 2 NUMBER 2 9

NEWS OF LONG AGO. Don’t Strike Back For A Single Shell. Artificial Shortages Little Stingers. Seen Along Main Stieet Rev. W alter E. Isenhour. Hiddenite. N. C. The Christian Science Monitor re­ There are shortages of certain FromTbeYellowJacket By The Street Rambler. V b ftv Was Happening; In Davie If you would win the victory minds that it takes from 60 to 140 articles which we have been using You can’t expect much when 000000 Biilsire The New Deal Used Up don’t strike back. If you would gallons of ethyl alcohol to manu­ practically every dav and there will people leave their government to Shoedropping out of farmer’s be other shortages. politicians, their charities to orga. hip pocket as he crossed tbe square The Alphabet, Drowned The be a conqueror and a hero, don’t facture the 1,000 to 1,500 pounds strike back. God’s wav is always ot smokeless powder required to a. But sqme of the shortages can be nizations, their religion to paid —Mrs. Wilson Brown and little Hogs and Plowed Up The best. We never go wrong by 0. single shell from a battleship’s tur­ averted if the public docs not stam. preachers more interested in their daughter parked in big anto near : Cotton and Corn. beying Him, and by following in ret, and therefore calls it highly im. ped| and buy more than usual. souls. bank—Miss Eriene Wilson drink­ Have you ever stopped to think If somebody don’t begin to fill (Davie Record, Jan. 31, 1917) the footsteps of our Savior. Jesus portant that (the . distillers divert ing chocolate milk—Yonng fellows that a shortage can be created in up the-holes and cracks wherq^ tbe celebrating after drinking several E. H. Morris spent Fridav in thesaid: “ Whosoever shall smite thee tbeir time and energy from brew­ ing dynamite:] for humans, to the almost any line of merchandise? substance of ,the country isleaking bottles of-beer Yonng girl hug- \ Twin-Citv on business. on thv right cheek, torn to Lim the Suppose, for instance, that word thru, something terrible isgoi^ig to ging anto. driver on South Main R M. Ijames spent the week end other also. And if any man will production of something that is so was to get out that there was go­ happen. A stitch in]: time saves street—Three school girls wearing with his daughter in Salisbn y. sue thee at the law. and take awav essential to victory. The liqdorljindustrv, easier than ing to be a serious shortage of nine. happy smiles on tbeir way home— Ns;' B. Dyson, of Sheffield, made thv coat, let him have thv doke sugar The late.S.nator Borah once Said: Frank Fowler polishing front of ,a business trip to Winston Satnr also. And whosoever shall compel any other can divert.Sixty per cent of its energies as the Office of Pro­ Now, mind you, we said suppose “ When a country becom s indiffer­ Princess Theatre —Sam Latham car­ day thee to, go a mile, go with him the word was' to get out that there ent to injustice^]when it loses j its rying fnll jng across street—May. Miss Esther Horn is spending a twain.” (Matt. 5:39 41.) duction has prescribed. By'admis- sion of one of its spokesmen there would be a shortage ot that com capacity for indignation and apger, nard sisters going into postoffice— few days In Winston-Salem wi h Human nature, apart from God is on hand in warehouses a five, modity, The truth of tbe matter it has begun to decay.” Yes,’and Advance teacher driving around to friends. and godliness, .is to strike back, or is, there will be plenty of sugar for tbe trnth of that-remark is in-evid. various stores buying sugar—Girl Clyde Ijames spent a few davs return evil for’ evil. God’s plan vear supply of distilled liquors. In SljrlT1Je people. ence today on a grand scale. walking the streets watching for the past week with friends in the for our lives is to retiffe-.good for a pinch we could let all of it stav there and age, while 100 per cent . But if everybody was scared that Don’t yon tbink things have her soldier sweetheart to arrive in village of Statesville. evil. This will always bring ns the distillery business is requisticn- there would be a shortage, three- come to a heck of a pass wbtjn : town—Farmers carrying bags of - ■ Miss Lunn Brown went to Hfck our right. It will not onty give ed for WartUse. fourths of the people wonld , rush man without a union card has a. sngar to parked antos. orv Wednesday to spend a few us victory, but it brings to us peace, The Monitor raises th is point: out and buy a six-months’ supply. bout as much chance to be a free A- davs witb relatives and friends: joy and happiness also. We- feel glad when we go God’s way, but point: “ Are we thus to be treated What would be tbe result? merican and secure a job as a sw>w. One Way Around. G.]1,A. Aliison returned Sunday After such a stampede of buy­ ball has of becoming an Icicle injtbe from a short visit to bis daughter we feel bad, mean and little when to the spectacle of highly paid war The American people are having workers being unable to buy many ing, there would be a temporary infernal regions? and son' at Charlotte. we go the way of sin and the devil. tire trouble. There is the pros­ You mav stride back, or return e- things which have become necessi­ shortage and some would be unable Speaking of tbe power of liquor pect that they will bave more of it, Mr. and Mrs. -J. P Green re­ to get it. in influencing men to evil, suggests turned Monday from a short visit vil for evil, and get the best of the ties, vet .able to buy without stint and maybe worse, before tbe situa that which: is capable of slowing up On tbe other hand, it people this question: . Wbat notable] A to the ThomasviIIe Orphanage. other fellow for the time, but you tion gets b etter.In the meantime will lose later on. war production? Rationing tires, bought as usual without any stam. mericao was baselv murdered by a they are turning theireyes longing- Attorney E. L. Gaither and pede and rush, .there would be no If somebody mistreats you. don’t sngar, automobiles, washing ma­ man who was bribed to commit the Iv to the noisy, lumbering old in- daughters Misses Jane Haden and shortage at any time. strike back.' If you a r . opposed chines and scores of useful materi­ crime inconsideration of a barrel of teruban railways, most of which are Dorothy, spent Thursday in Win­ A shortage of sugar developed a as a Christian; fought and perse­ als, yet permitting liquor to flow rum? Send ns a club along with rusting from disuse. And the rail­ ston shopping; few days ago f r a very brief time cuted, don’t strike back. If some freely is a national absurdity worthy your answer roads, after all, may not be able to J. L. Sheek spent several days in Winston-Salem because of rum. one tells a falsehood on you don’t of Gilbertian treatment. ” ’ Old Hitter keeps informing Joe yank tbeir trains off unprofitable In,Lytichburg last week transact Ors of a sngar shortage As a re strike back. Let the lie alone It Other and more importa. t indus­ Stalin that bis Russian armieshave runs aud tear np their tracts to pro. ing business. suit, stocks were depleted, many will break its own neck If you tries than] the liquor business haye been annihilated, but Stalin pre vide steel for other, and more urgent Mrs. Ida Nail went to Winston stores were out of sugar and some are evil spoken of, don’t strike bad much more severely to curtail tends be is an illiterate cuss find purposes. Friday, to spend a few days with people had diffiulty finding some can’t read or understand German, her son andjdaughter, Mr. and Mrs. back. While the other fellow speaks normal activities in the interests of Likewise there is tbe . prediction ] evil of you, and has a guilty con­ the war effort or even to shut down There was an accufe shortage of so he keeps on fighting. It’s bard that the population trend to towns AbittinL NailSf sugar during the first World War. to lick a man that hasn’t got sense ■Mrs. j. .F; "Moore carried her lit-1 science', just pray for him. You’ll altogether. Certainly tbett the en­ and cities will be baited, if not re. At that time a greater part of enough to know when he’slickeq. - tie daughter to Long’s Sanatorinm feel good and glad while he will tire distilling business can be spared,' versed.' Mechanics and artisons who our sugar supplies came from Cuba See where a war correspondent, at Statesville Friday to have her feel mean and miserable. Let God without upsetting the balances, now are earning their keep in the and there was lack of transporta­ says that the lowly louse may de; throat examined'. deal with him. He can do a u:uch economic or otherwise. The liquor cities and spending tbeir dollars tion facilities as well as the need feat Hitter and change the course J . A. Linville, of Winston-Salem, better job ot* it than yoct can. industry is'not bucking the OPM where and bow they please—some One of the haidest things to do order it is TrSe, but it hopes to for sending big supplies to England of history. If so let there be lice of it for flivvers. and gasoline to spent the week end in town .with and France. ' ?- and more lice until tbe last drop of friends who were glad to see him is to keep quiet while the enemy maintain" a normal market against take them to and fro—mar bave (0 rails upon usj While someone be the day When its product will be no But tbe sugar situation has chan­ blood is socked from tbe blood- rent a conpla rooms in town -for tbe looking so. well. ged much since then. Vast quan­ spilling-Huns. As it was in the Mrs Mi L.- Jackson, oi Jerusa- Iittles ns, fights us, or the work we louger needed to pour into] the duration and sac ifice tbe joys of tities of cane sugar are now pro days of Pharaoh, may lice cover letn, was carried to the State Hos­ are doing for God and the right mouth of a cannon. Statesville country life for the chicken-cooping duced in the southernmost parts of the whole German clan until there pital at Morganton Sunday to un. It is vary easy to fire back. It Daily. - in town. this country and the sngar beet in­ are lice on man and Least from dergo treatment. takes wonderful grace to be still, But mucb of this conld be avoid­ dustry in western states has grown Hamburg to Heosidam. J Dr. T. T. Watkins, of Advance, calm, quiet and peaceful when stor­ More Food For The ed bv a little c mmon-sense plan­ to enormous proportions. . There Did you ever stop to cooteito- was in town Wednesday on busi my persecutions are upon us, aud ning. Under tbe present set-up a should be no more shortage of sug­ plate wbat is going to happen wbffi ness. The Doctor was carrying a the enemy is ranting and raging Allies. dozen cars are often used in bring­ against us Our strength of char­ ar now than there is of floor, corn the last cent of credit has been used, big tow sack and said be had come The agricultural marketing co­ ing as many workers to their jobs acter and manhood is not revealed and cotton, of which w. have large np and there, are no more dollars to over to carry some road bonds home operatives have a real job on their in] the cities. A little systematiz. in striking back, but in -keeping surpluses. be a plied in the form of govern', Titree of Winston Salem's most hands. ;/■ ing; would enable two such vehicles still and holding steady. Unfounded rumors and careless ment charity? With the comingspf promiuent attorneys were in town As Secretary 0 f Agripultore toVserve the dozen. It would not If some one is cursing you, be- talk, the kind which pleases Hitler that time we may expect the dark­ Friday on legal business. TJiiey WL-kard has pointed outj' Wie mbst be as convenient of course, but meaning and belittling you, or is when it goes on in this country, est hour this country has ever wit­ were A. E. Holton, John H Cteuil increase our production of many wholesale employment of that prin­ making life hard for you, don’t can create stubborn problems. In nessed. \ - • C ent and Gilbert Stephenson. foods both tor us and for England, ciple would meet the argument that Strike back." Keep still. Keep cool other words, the public can be ’ %Claud Stonestreet. of near Cana, depends on this country for defense workers must be provided under test and ■ trial.' Hold your] stampeded into fear of. what does died Tuesday night of last week, Ip^itjjantial part ot the foodstuffs The Senator Is Right ed for. And certainly when these nerve, hold vour peace. Stand] not exist. And that is n situation following a long illness of tubercu­ SJmtrshe needs. That means agri. We hasten to agree with Senator are given preferential treatment, still and see the salvation of the' we do not want. losis. Thebody was laid to rest culture must have incentive to work Vnndenberg, Michigan Republican everybody and bis brother will be Lord. . You’ll win out. You'll The government will give the at UnioniChapel Thursday. He is baVder^IuQj produce more. solon, who has entered a protest in defense worker. rise whiie^be. falls, sooner or later. people accurate, information about the Senate agfijttst a War Depart­ Right now we’d guess that the snrvived by'his wife, his . parents The\tna]rketing co-ops are today any shortage which exists and un­ Let him rSve and rant, foam and ment call for bids on three thousand nation’s automobile transportation and several brothers and sisters. fighting a battle to get the consid less you read in tbe newspapers or troth, but you keep still. Don’t rubber cuspidor m ats.. costs could be cut by one-tbird tin­ Jordan Green, prominent citizen eiatiop the farmer deserves They bear by radio irotn some official strike back. When be has spent With civilians facing the probabi­ der systematic planning that would ot Smith Grove, died Monday eve­ are fighting for fair prices and reas source of a shortage, disregaid the lity of having to walk because^of Jhe his fury upon you, he will feel mis fill every car to capacity—or keep I ning, following a long illness. Mr. on able profits. They are working ban on the purchase ot tires due to erable while you wili good. Be­ street rumors. G reenissnrvivedby his wife and to ' improve pio ruction methods. rubber shortage, it is. absurd that it in the garage. That would pinch loved, it's so. Those who listen to tbe rumors two daughters. Funeral and bur- The fpture welfare of tens of mil­ such an order, was even considered, like tbe dickens and wonld inter, One of the hardest places in the and try to buy up everything in fere with tbe perspective of those IaTservices occurred at 2:30 o’clock lions pf farm families depends upon sight of any one commodity are As Senator Yafidenberg suggests, world to keep from striking back is it would be better to give the War who think it can't happen- here. ■-yesterday afternoon at Smith Grove. the success of tbeir efforts —Ex. liable to wake up and find that a In the home. We. believe this to Department officers a course i n Bnt we may as well make np onr Miss Ossie Allison delightfully substantial sum of money has been entertained a number of friends at be true Things happen that tries straight spitting. The three thous­ minds to sacrifice a lot of things, one’s patience, that tests bis saiva. trusting. Let him do the •' losing, poured into a rat hole.—Wilkes and pounds of rubber necessary for one of which may tie plenty of el­ her beautiful home on Maple Ave., but voii do the gaining. Let him Journal.’ Thursdav evening. During the tion. The home life and test is manufacturing the mats is no small bow room in the family flivver.— have the big apple and y in take It seems that since the above ar item in view of the general situation evening delicious refreshinents were the hardest in the world to the av­ Statesville Daily. erage person. Il yon have victory the little one. . Give him Ihet best tide was written, a sugar shortage It might even be well to turn in tbe served. It was one of th&most en­ end of the bargain insteadvjii tak- is about to stare ns in the face. heavy brass cuspidors for scrapmetal joyable events of the season; in your heart find soul at home you Perhaps He Got Hot A- can have it anywhere. Husband, Beginning this month it is said that and substitute ash cans. Cards were received in this citr The incident has its funny side, of don’t strike back. Wife, don’t only one ponnd of sugar per person bout Somethmg Hot. last week announcing the marriage course, but it also serves to stress strike back. If you do. you'll say the;Hbrn----Ybu’il win. Ybn’llrise per week, can be purchased. So The most forgetful man in the of Peter W. Stonestreet to Miss andjfHmb to the' glorious goal. far as we can learn, that is about the governmental tendency to ignore Frances Louise Parker, of Chatta aod do that which yon’ll regret. practicalities when it comes to Feder­ world has been found, or at least his T ^ e had people strike at me a all ns poor folks will be ,able to clothes bave'been fonnd. nooge, Tenn., the marriage taking Ask God to keep you in a spirit of al business. prayer and a state of grace. few times. through the press, or purchase, even were there no re­ The abandon with which the Wpr Both Dobson draft board No. 2 and place Jan. 13th. Mr. 'Stonestrset through thq mail, for the trnth I strictions. A pound of sugar each Mt: Airy draft board No. I have re­ Is an old Davie boy, and is a sales­ Don’t strike back at your neigh­ Department proposes to cbntinUe bor. We know that he may not bavepreaqSed and written across week ought to be enough to keep using rubber mats as ueqal regard- ceived word from the Forayth coun­ man for the Kurfees Paint Co , of ty draft office that someone included always treat you right, nor deal tbe years; iA few times it has been the average person sweet. less of the self-denials to which the Louisville. They will make. their in quotas sent from Surry for ex­ fai. with yon, nor say kind things painfiil and bard to bear, but I re­ rubber sh rtage is subjecting the ' home at Cbattauoog-. fuse tq]strjke back. My plan is to amination recently left behind the to you and about you, but don’- Nine Montlu School masses, is on a par with the cQngrqs- following articles. One coat, one Following is the honor ; roll at Rionat propensity to continue appro­ strike back. Let him do the stnk tafce it to Gpcl in prayer and let Statesville voters approved a sup­ pair shoes, one pair socks, one shirt, the Cana school: Mattie M. Hun Him WQrkrIt out. PraIle His name priating large sums for noi three undershirts, and a hat. ter, Emma Latham, Rachel Eaton, ing and you do the praying. Let plementary ^ tax to provide a nine- When I-keep still, prajr, and trust months-term for schools in that city tial pork-barrel spending. TheclerkoftbeForqrth board in! Hattie Hnnter, Era Collette, Sadie him do the repenting and you do Let us hope that the Washington writing to the two Surry boards said, Him, I know I shall Imve nothing at an election Tuesday. Of a total the rejoicing. Letbim do thecon- officials as well as thepeoplewllt] ’It was - the coldest night of the Hutchens, Agnes Boger, Mary ' ’ • 'I to regret, bnt much-tO;fejoice over. registrationof 1,230 votes there were fessing and you do the forgiving; wake up to tbefact that the nation year and I do not see how it was pos­ Leagans Nellie Boger, Elva Stone­ I had rathef tbe otbertellow would 1,077 votls cast for and 25 against. sible for a man to get away without street, Pearl Stonestreet, Clifford Let him live in the' shadows, but is a war, and govern themselves ac­ bis shoes.” White, Ray Beck, Everette Btchi- strike and have the gtmty ^onsci- cordingly.—Hickory Record. - you live in the Sunshine. Let him Land posters for sale at .The army bad better watch out for son, Lawrence McCIamroch. Mel- ence, while ! keep quiet and., have such a soldier he might forget to varine Hendricks, Teacher. do the worrying, but you do the the clear, conscience. Amen; ThsRscordBffka. Land PMtBTf «t this office. take his gun into battle with him. THE DAYIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

For Pan-American SoKdarity Against Axis Visits White House Trader Rat F IR WHO’S The wood rat, Neotoma fuscipes, of California,, also known as the AILII a trade or pack rat, is notoroious for ByRt raiding camps and cabins and NEWS “trading” a twig or pebble for (® Koger B. E^SCRE some article, says Collier’s. A A ntique I By VIRGINIA VALE search through several of their P AIN TE D I (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) nests recently disclosed such ob­ ^ light cr« jects as watches, keys, pencils, THIS ICKEY .ROONEY’S m ar­ more attract! M riage to Ava Gardner, the eyeglasses, m irrors; bolts, etc. known as ‘ pretty girl from North Carolina tion the pairJ ture should WEEK whose movie career has so far 36 TABLETS 20«I IOOTABLETS35«J if necessary consisted of a few minor roles, I fine sandpai By LEMUEL F. PARTON depleted the ranks of Hollywood 0 varnish, kno (Consolidated Features-WMU Service.) eligibles—and that’s a serious applied liber "^E W YORK.—Encouraging news problem. There has never been clear, but is brown or wit ' is that we may keep our rub­ enough bachelors there to go ber heels, and if we have to travel around. Now the draft, enlistment is still wet, i less cheese-c on them, instead of on rubber tires, in the armed forces, and matrimony a very thin T SmaUf Still Voice Jthew^ t of ■have made it harder than ever for a pretty, unattached girl to find a Americans in Westminster Abbey surfaces, wli| OfScientistsNow D r. E lm e r presentable, unattached, male es­ Only three Americans have been carvings andl a I*, I W. Brandes, is to producl c o rt. honored by the British with a More Audible head of the from fairly Frenchot Tone, George Brent, memorial in W estminster Abbey— J tone that it f bureau of plant industry of the de­ Rooney himself—all seemed bent on James Russell Lowell with a Examination partm ent of agriculture. pursuing the single life, no m atter stained - glass window, Henry finish at a f For many years, Dr. Brandes has how many girls they were said to be Wadsworth Longfellow with a bust the idea. I been exploring rubber jungles, wher­ engaged to. Then matrimony hit and Walter Hkies Page with a it can be m; ever he can find them, studying rub­ them all, like a hurricane. Pity the marble tablet. with one-fou: ber-yielding plants and staking out press agents, who’ll have to find a n d tin tin g y for the government useful data and substitutes, when they want to get that comes i .techniques. Currently, he tells the Wendell L. Willkie, 1940 Republi­ publicity for a film starlet by an­ house agriculture committee about can candidate for the presidency, nouncing her engagement to a movie D a the urgency of planting large areas Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles, center, and -U. S. ambassa­ Beware Coughs Q uestion: dor to Brazil, Jefferson Caffery, are shown talking to Oswaldo Aranha, shown with reporters as he walked celebrity! /’ of the guayule shrub. This time, down the White House roadway, fol­ from common colds two-year-old I the committee is listening more in­ Brazil’s foreign miaister, i?ho was also administrator of the Pan-American though therel lowing a conference with President The dearth of bachelors isn’t go­ tently. Germany is far ahead of us conference held in Bio de Janeiro. The photo was made just ,before the it. We havj Roosevelt. Willkie gave the report­ ing to bother ^ Martha O’Driscoll, in synthetic rubber production. third conference of foreign ministers in the interest of lining up all the That Hang On nels' under American republics in a solid 100 per cent Western hemisphere front ers no indication as to what the conr Paramount^starlet; she herself re­ On occasion, Dr. Brandes has ference was about. Creomulslon relieves promptly be­ but no unde against the Axis, with a complete rupture of diplomatic relations. Leftders moved oils from circulation when cause It goes rig h t to th e seat o f th e were warne worked up a pleasant friendship described Aranha as a ‘‘tower of strength.” y she announced her engagement to trouble to help loosen and expel with head-hunters, and should germ laden phlegm, and aid nature come stopp Walter Brewer, a non-professional, the foundatii be able to get on friendly terms and the brother of Mrs. Hal Roach to soothe and heal raw, tender, in­ Production Chief flamed bronchial mucous mem­ blame for U with congressmen. It was in Jr. She appeared in “Reap the Wild branes. Tell your druggist to Sdl you August, 1923, that he landed his Commandos Examine Captured Field Piece cobwebs at 1 Wind” in one of the principal roles a bottle of Creomulsion with the un­ A n sw e r: \ hydroplane In a jungle river in derstanding you must like the way it and recently finished work in “Pa­ discharge cl New Guinea. It scared the wits cific Blackout” in the feminine lead. quickly allays the cough or you are out of the pygmy head-hunters. to have your money back. ter may wo But the genial and conspicuous­ tion walls Betty Field has had a lot of good CREOMULSION damp. This ly unarmed Dr. Brandes lured roles, but they’ve been non-dressy for Coughs,Chest Colds,Bronchitis them into his camp by friendly ble. The d: ones; in “Shepherd of the Hills” she le a s t 15 fee) gestures and they became wore makeup on her body that made friends and co-operatars. He has the cobweb: it look as if she were covered with Mind’s Choice they appear flown many thousands of lone dirt, in addition to having drab God offers to every mind its jungle air leagues on many re­ and spray tl clothing. Now, in “Mr. and Mrs. choice between truth and repose. liquid. Wor search expeditions to Central Cugat,” in which she is co-starred —E m e rso n . and South America, Asia and joints in th the Pacific islands. In July, 1940, where, for it congress provided $500,000 for a develop. study of crude rubber in the < jtow inq.C hild> teiiV C u p b o | Western hemisphere. Dr. Bran­ Q uestion: It’s so bard to convince them that they J i deposit wool des flew to Brazil and is now must eat tbe proper foods for growth Wfl offering to congress the result - and health. VXNOL with its Vitamin P fl underneath, f of his researches there. Bt and Iron will encourage their appe^ S M s trip s fo r tlis tite and may soon show you a delightful still find du He was bom in Washington in improvement. Your druggist' has otasant-tasting VINQL. A n sw e r: I 1891, was educated in science at the edges o Michigan State college, Cornell and slide in and the University of Michigan, taught S a lty T R t wearing part at Michigan State and entered the Donald Nelson, named by the Wit is the salt of conversation, .the trouble. ’ government service as a plant pa­ British troops examine a German field gun, captured during their not th e food.—H a z litt. drawers slid! occupation of the island of Maaloy, Norway. The British commandos President to head a war production thologist at the Puerto Rico agricul­ board,' superseding the supply, al­ F lo o a tural experiment station in 1914. He were landed on the Norwegian islands of Vaagso and Maaloy, after coast Question: ] defenses had been silenced. Fifteen thousand six hundred and fifty locations and priorities board. Nel­ served in the World war, as a sec­ son has "final” authority over all house there I ond lieutenant, in France. tons of enemy shipping were destroyed, with munition dumps, oil tanks matters of production. boards of till —•— and storehouses. ®r c a n I u s l HERE is one section of the popu­ SCOLDS Answer: F| lace which won’t be bothered idly to the T LIQUID much by all this rationing of food, Hawaii Gets Set for ‘Return Engagement’ In 4Merry England’ TABLET* them at the | clothes, automobile tires and house- SALVE NOSE DROPS of pine to COUGH DROPS them in witll A Toot for One o f is .h° the ^ f group BETTT FIELD, 666 Oar Indispensable which is, for With Ray Milland, she has 15 Reward of Search Q u e stio n : ‘Morale Builders’ a“ tr° i - changes of clothing—Edith Head, The dog that trots about finds a CO h o u se a who designed the garments, said she bone.—Barrow. Cracks on tl ger to such luxuries. One of them had the highest budget wardrobe patched, anl asked me for a dime today. that Paramotmt will provide for any looks. Couldl “We gotta work fast,” he said, gled over tl| of its glamour stars this year, so BLACK MAN'S “before the government gets all the, for once Betty will have something stucco first loose dimes." to wear on the screen! A n sw e r: S If, as reported, morale is good BLACKMAN’S over tlie stifl among people who are hungry and hardened sl( cold, the Salvation Army has helped, Claudette Colbert goes Betty Field one better, though—she wears two MEDICATED the market ! and will help, greatly to this end. Ordinary na| And rating many hew stars in his wedding gowns in “The Palm Beach Story,’’ in which she marries Joel SALT BRICK driven into crown, or cap, is Col. John J. Allan, nails will del just now becoming the Army’s lieu­ McCrea twice—once in 1937, once in 1942—and both costumes are tops. For Horses, is detached! tenant commissioner for 11 c e n tra l Cows three sides states, with headquarters at Chi­ —* ----- Mules, When the call to duty came, it and Sbmep shingled m il c a g o . would be bef When, as a young man, get­ found Carole Lombard ready and obedient. She did not lose her life N o trouble to use, limply keep co is taken f ting a start as a jeweler, John one in the feed hex all th . Ume. C a l James Allan decided to give his in that call, she gave it, as willingly and freely as any soldier upon the Stock will d on themaelves. Question: T life to the Salvation Army, he Uw In Iha place of plain salt. cabin be vei| disguised himself as a derelict, battlefield. Her memory shall be eherished and revered down the Tnr ft t Mtk ifM uthi conrlnoed. m a d e th a t when he went down into New m e r a n d clo; York’s Bowery. He shared their ages by all who love that honor and BUT FROM TODR OEALSR freedom (or which the fun-loving tilating dev flop-houses, wore ragged clothes MammfKtmtdby ceiling over and took his hand-out , where he beloved wife of Clarii Gable made a u c m w m a t mdmcsc co. the supreme sacrifice, when an air­ A n sw e r: I found it. “Condescending to men e rs in bu of low estate,” in the scriptural plane, carrying the film star, her mother and 20 others, including 15 IouvTes mac phrase, he found reciprocal un­ wood to be derstanding when he shared army fliers, crashed near Las their troubles. That was the Vegas, Nev., none surviving. Miss W N U -7 4—42 of the gable Lombard was returning to Holly­ that can b< start of his career of kindly and Mrs. Winston Churchill is shown aggressive friendliness as an wood from Indianapolis, where she are made i obviously enjoying a dance with a had gone to assist Oie B. S. treas­ |$$SSS$SS$$SSISS$ carry off sn evangelist, and champion of the munitions worker at a recreation down-but-never-outs, and as a ury In the sale ofjdefense bonds. stove, build center in the North of England. This ventilating J cornetist for the Bowery and U. S. troops and native workmen work on underground installations center was opened for the use of IVe Con A U B e ceiling to ar for King George of England—at workers who have come from the Paulette Goddard takes to the of dugouts. This is a first aid dugout equipped to perform surgery in woods in “The Forest Rangers,” hood c an bi a command performance in 1904. south of England and Scotland. plasterboarc an advanced position. playing a girl of the backwoods who He was for three years a soloist F ain with Reeves American band of contends with a city-bred rival'for EXPERT Question: T Providence, B.-1. the affections of Fred MacMurray. Warns Draft Boards Against Hysteria Commands Dutch Seems as if it would have been more sets, such al He is the father of the United appropriate to let her play city gal! I do not seel Service Organizations. It was on BUYERS so that paiil '— — - October 11, 1940, that he met with • In bringing in buying InformoHonf as pearance ofl executives of the Y.M.C.A., the They tell us there’s a new word to prices that ora being asked for me what to| IQiights of Columbus and the Jew­ for “oomph,” which Hollywood had what we Intend to buy, ond 01 to

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PENETRO JHtfHtt Q kom beM Released byw eslern Newspaper Union.) gh several o f their Antique Finish on Furniture disclosed such ob- P AXNTED furniture in white or Words Are Signs hes, keys, pencils, 1 light cream usually becomes Lesson for FeImiary 8 We should have a great many errors, bolts, etc. more attractive when given a finish fewer disputes in the world it known as “antique.” In its applica­ words were taken for what thej^ Leesoa subjects end Scripture texts se­ tion the painted finish of the furni­ lected and copyrighted by International are, the signs of our ideas only, Council of Reusiotis Education; used b 9 ture should be thoroughly dry, and permission. and not for things themselves. if necessary, smoothed with very fine sandpaper. A coat of a thin A BUST SABBATH IN varnish, Ioiown as a glaze, is then CAPERNAUM WORLD'S applied liberally. This glaze is not CALLOUSES LAttCEST clear, but is tinted either with dark LESSON TEXT-M ark 1:21-34. To relieve painful callouses, bum* SELLER GOLDEN T E X T-I was in the Spirit on Ing or tenderness on bottom of feet brown or with black. While the glaze and remove calloujtu get these is still wet, it is wiped off with lint- the Lord's day.—Revtiation 1:10.. - less cheese-cloth in such a way that a very thin coat is left on the flat The Sabbath of the Jew and the D -SchoH s Z no-pads I Westminster Abbey surfaces, while more is left in the Lord’s Day (Sunday) of the Chris­ Kmericans have been carvings and mouldings. The effect tian were both intended to be days tlie British with a is to produce a. shading that goes of rest. The ordinary activities of B y R e s u lts Westminster Abbey— from fairly deep tones to so light a life were to cease and one was to We judge others according to IsU Lowell with a tone that it can hardly be noticed. be free to worship and to rest. The results; how else?—not knowing window, Henry Examination of articles of antique manner in which a man uses this the process by which results are [mgfellow with a bust finish at a furniture store will give God-given day of rest is a remark­ arrived at.—George Eliot. iines Page with a the idea. If glaze cannot be had, ably accurate indicator of his spiri­ it can be made by thinning varnish tual condition. with one-fourth as much turpentine, We have before us the account of and tinting with color-in-oil; the kind a very busy Sabbath day which our that comes in t u b e s . Luscious to Look At and Eat, Too . . . Orange Sponge Cako Lord spent in Capernaum, the city Coughs Damp Basement (See Recipes Below) ih which most of His mighty works Question: The basement of our were done, .but which ignored Him Snacks, II Iosnmon colds two-year-old house feels damp, al­ Evening Snack Ideas and His teaching to its own destruc­ though there is no standing water in tion (see M att. 11:23, 24). As we look it. We have six-inch cement chan­ “What shall I serve to guests who at our Lord’s activity on that day Hang On nels' under the rainwater leaders, drop in for an evening of bridge 'Orange Sponge Cake we learn what we may do with our relieves promptly b e - but no underground drains, as we or for a chat?” Coffee Mints Suildays to make them bear fruit 'it to the seat o f th e This, is a q u e s­ loosen and expel were warned that these might be­ ,fdr eternity. We find Him in three tion Fyg' .heard 'Gingerbread . With Whipped if Ilegmt and a i d n a tu re come stopped. Is the trouble in p la c e s. i heal raw, tender, in - the foundation? Is the dampness to many hostesses Cream I. In the Church (vy. 2 1 -5.8 ). iial mucous m e m - blame for the appearance of many ask, especially Hot-Spiced Tea Salted Nuts jur druggist to sell yo u cobwebs at the windows? often during cold­ The Sabbath day found our Lord emulsion with th e u n - with His people in the synagogue, J u must like the way it Answer: When rainwater leaders er weather when 'Orange Pumpkin Pie ■the cough or yo u a re discharge close to a house, the wa­ v isitin g tim e r e a l­ Hot Mulled Cider their place of worship. The serv­ Tioney back. ter may work back to the founda­ ty comes into favor again. The an­ Chocolate-Covered Nuts ice of worship was probably for­ tion walls and make the cellar swer is simple, for a delectable cake mal and lacking in spiritual vital­ with steaming coffee or hot drink ity, but none-the-less He was there. ,.LULSION damp. This is probably your trou­ •Lemon' Cake-Pie lest Colds, B ronchitis turns the trick. . What have we to say if we miss the: ble. The discharge should be' at •Mulled Fruit Juice Your guests will have finished opportunity for fellowship and serv­ least 15 feet away. To get rid of Mixed Hard Candy their supper only a short time be­ ice which church attendance brings I’s Choice the cobwebs, pull them down as 'Recipe Given. they appear with a vacuum cleaner, fore, and since snacks do not come u s? Ito every mind its late in the-* evening, it is best - to LJER E is an adorable new fash- In truth and repose. and spray the space with an insect Observe that bepause Be was- liquid. Work it into all cracks and serve something not too heavy. top of cake. Chill in refrigerator. there He (as a distinguished relig­ ion idea for little two to six­ joints in the woodwork and else­ Iiight cakes, preferably those with Decorate with fresh orange sec­ ious teacher) was called upon to ers! A simple, princess jumper w h e re , fo r it is th e re t h a t s p id e r eg g s a touch of piquancy and tartness, tions just before serving. teach the people. He taught them topped with a gay bolero! Thus it develop. fill the bill perfectly. These cakes Gleaned from an excellent chef, in the serene consciousness of His is a frock to wear any season, Cupboard Drawer Dust may be baked in one of your not- this Lemon Cake-Pie is a good com- divine authority, and th& people any day—and a charming style too bination of a for all little figures. For outdoor Ivince them that they | Question: My cupboard drawers so-busy moments to have on hand were delighted and astonished at I^cr foods for growth deposit wood dust on the shelves for just such an occasion. cream pie and His message. We may not serve play, in warmer seasons, the bo­ IOL frith its Vitamin underneath. We have put in metal Hot drinks are favorites in the cake. Because of exactly as He did, but if we pre­ lero may be removed. So simple l-acoarace their eppc* strips for the drawers to ran on, but chilling w eather.' If you like coffee, the delicate lem­ sent ourselves in God’s house on to make that you can finish it in a Inconstant Solid Jshow you a delightful few hours, here is an outfit to add still find dust particles. be sure to have quantities of the on flavor it will His day we will find the way opening C ry o sta se is a so lid w h en h o t a n d |Y out druggi*f bat ■ to your daughter’s collection of NOL. Answer: That dust is worn from steaming beverage on hand. If prove interesting for us to share in the worship. a liquid when cold, and soluble to serve for those frocks. Plain or printed fabrics the edges of the drawers as they you’re on the lookout for new ideas, Jesus not only spoke, but He per­ vincetoxin is cloudy when hot and evenings when may be used. elide in and out. Rubbing all the there are the hot fruit juice combi­ formed a miracle. Certain it is that clear when cold. Iklty Wit friends just drop in for a bit. Made * * * wearing parts with paraffine will end nations which hit the spot. Either we could not do what He did, but Pattern No. 8080 is designed for sizes Ialt of conversation. just according to directions, it’a . the trouble, and will also make the type of drink goes well with these we can be ready to give ourselves 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 years. Size 3 ensemble guaranteed to bring plenty of en­ takes 2 yards 36-inch material, 3ft yards drawers slide m ore easily. dessert-like cakes. in service as well as in worship, or 654 Floor Board Cracks Here’s the first cake on our list. c o re s! ric-rac. For this attractive pattern, send •Lemon Cake-Pie. in speaking. There is much work your order to: Question: In my hundred year old It’s like spun gold in color with just to be done in the church, and God’s I cup sugar house there are cracks between the the right tartness. You’ll find that people should be ready and will­ SEWISG CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 1 tablespoon butter boards of the pine floors. What fill­ the navel oranges which peel and ing to do it. Room 1324 RHEUMATIC PAIN er can I use that will stay in? separate easily into sections will be 2 tablespoons flour 311 W. Wacker Dr. Chicago Soreness and Stifftiess OLDS Answer: First, nail the boards sol­ perfect for decorating the cake as 2 eg g s n . In the Home (w . .29-31).. ... Enclose 15 cents in coins for Yoa need to rub on a powerfully sooth', Y i c k f y idly to the beams; you can toenail pictured above: I cup milk From the synagogue Christ went' Pattern No...... Size...... ing " countejmrritant ” Jlke Mas* L IQ U ID terole to quickly relieve neuritis, rhea* TA B L6TS them at the edges. Then cut strips 'Orange Sponge Cake. I lem o n into the. home. How appropriate! Name ...... S A U V E matic aches and pains. Better tfum NOSE DROPS of pine to fit the cracks and nail 5 egg yolks Blend the sugar and butter, add We too should go from the church Address ...... a mustard piaster to help break COUCH PROPS them in with finishing nails. 1 V\ cups sugar beaten egg yolks, milk, flour and the to the home, always bringing, with op painful Ioeal congestion! Patched Stucco V t cup orange juice juice and rind of . the lemon. Fold us the strength and blessing of the Jd of Search Question: Three sides of my stuc­ V i c u p w a te r in the. stiffly beaten egg whites and worship'service. pour into an unbaked pie-crust. Bake ; trots about finds a co house are in good condition. 2 cups sifted flour The daughter of a great preacher in a slow (325-degree) oven 35 to 40 MUStero IE Cracks on the front side have been 2 teaspoons baking powder and Bible teacher said, the thing she patched, and Ihe patches spoil the % teaspoon salt minutes. The top will be like a most loved in her father was that sponge cake and underneath there’s looks. Could I have this side shin­ I tablespoon grated orange peel he did not give out the “cream” of Maidens’ Desire a soft, firm custard. K M AN.' S gled over the stucco? Or must the S egg whites his Christianity in his . meetings and The desire to please everything Pumpkin pie will never wear out stucco first be taken off? Beat egg yolks, sugar and orange bring home the “skim milk.” Too having eyes seems inborn in juice until light Add water and its welcome if you serve it this way. Water should never be poure^ Answer: Shingles can be put on often we fail to bring into the home on burning fat. It will spread the maidens Salomon Gessner. BLACKMAN'S over the stucco through the use of beat 2 minutes. Add flour sifted It has extra zest because of the ad­ the power and beauty of the service with baking powder and salts Beat I dition of orange juice: blaze. Flour will extinguish the hardened steel nails, which are on in the church. We who have, been blaze. MEDICATED the market for just such a purpose. minute or until thoroughly blended 'Pumpkin Pie. very sweet and spiritual ‘in' the • * » DONTUT Ordinary nails would bend on being into egg mixture, fold in grated or­ 3 eggs, slightly beaten church should not come home to be Always store baking powder in SALT BRICK driven into stucco, but these hard ange peel and egg whites beaten I cup sugar sour and'crabbed. nails will do the trick. If your house stiff but not dry. Bake in 9-inch 1 teaspoon salt a tightly covered container. If it CONSTIPATION Jesus brought a blessing into For Horses, is detached, its appearance with ungreased tube pan in a moderate V t teaspoon cinnamon is exposed to the air some of, the SLOW YOU UP Peter’s home, miraculously healing Mulesf Cows three sides of stucco and the front (350-degree) oven 73 minutes. In­ V t teaspoon nutmeg strength will be lost. • When bowels are sluggish and you fe d his mother-in-law of a great fever, * • * irritable, headachy and everything yon shingled might be odd. The effect vert pan until cake is cold. Re­ V* teaspoon ginger and S A eep setting her free to serve. Here do is an effort, do as aulliona do—chew would be better if the defective stuc­ move. Cut in three crass-wise layers. V i teaspoon cloves Store dried fruits in their origi­ FEEN-A-MINTt the modem chewing again we ,cannot do. 'what He I did, use, simply keep co is taken off and replaced. Gold Topping. 2 cups cooked canned pumpkin nal packages, tightly covered, or pw i laxative. SInspIy d w v FEEN-A* but we can, in His name, bring pow­ box all tke time, Cabin Ventilation Vk cup cold water I cup cream, rich milk or un­ place them in covered fruit jars. MINT before you go to bed—sleep with* er and blessing into our homes. It is best not to wash them until out being dUluibcd ■ neat morning gentle# ose themselves, Question: How can the attic of a I tablespoon gelatin diluted evaporated milk thorough relief, helping you fe d eweU cabin be ventilated? Are ventilators 4 egg yolks m . : Fthe City (v^. 32-34).. time to use. “ce of p lain salt, I cup orange juice In * • * again, fall of your normal pep. Tky made that can be opened in sum­ % cup sugar ItCEN-A-MINT. Tastes good* Iabandy o snd be convinced. Mix sugar,.spices. salt. Add slight­ From the home the ministry of and economical. Agenerousfamily supply I cup orange juice A raw potato put in soup that YOUR DEilbER m er and closed in winter? What ven­ ly beaten eggs, pumpkin, cream or Jesus reached out to" the entire city. tilating device can be put in the I teaspoon grated orange peel milk, and orange juice. Pour into has too much salt in it and boiled Tiettordby As the strict laws forbidding travel ceiling over the stove? 4 egg whites an unbaked 40-inch pie shell. Bake for 10 minutes will remove' the MEDICINE CO. on the. Jewish Sabbath were, set FEEN-A-MlNTlTt Answer: Lumber yards and deal­ Va cup sugar salty taste. at (450 degree) for 10 minutes, and' aside by the coming of sundown, not • • • ers in building material carry Orange sections then in a moderate (356-degree) only th£ city but the entite country­ Fruit cake makes a delicious Revenge of the Weak louvres made either of metal or of Soften gelatin in water. Cook egg A - B R I C K oven for about 50 minutes or until side brought their sick and needy pudding served with either hard Revenge is always the weak wood to be put high up in the ends yolks,' sugar and orange juice in knife comes out clean when inserted to H im . or hot sauce. Steam the fruit cake pleasure of a little and narrow of the gables. These have shutters top of double boiler until' thick. Add 4 - 4 2 in filling. Serve with whipped cream The-scene staggers the imagina­ before serving. mind.—Juvenal. that can be closed in winter and gelatin and stir until dissolved. Add garnished with grated orange peel. tion as'OlW attempts to conceive of • • • ' are m ade. with insect screens. To grated peel and c o o i mixture. Beat Gingerbread is- a favorite for this coming together of troubled hu­ Always cut toast in small s s s s s s s s s carry off smoke and vapors from a egg whites stiff, adding Vl cup sugar after-dinner bridge type of entertain­ manity for the Master’s" touch. squares when making cream Relieves distress from MONIHLVk stove, build a hood over it, with a and fold into cooked orange mix­ ing. Gingerbread Mark tells us that He healed many; toast. It is much easier served ventilating pipe passing through the ture. Spread between layers and on made with boil­ Matthew, that He healed aU,. and cut in this way. n A ll Be ceiling to an outlet in the roof. The ing water gives Luke, the physician, is., emphatic in . • • FEMALE hood can be made of sheet metal, the-cake aspecial saying that He healed every one'of ! The unsightly ring Iett by clean­ plasterboard, or anything similar. Lynn Says: kind of 'feathery them. * " * ■ ing fluids, when used'to remove E R T Fainting Cake Boxes , texture which is spots, may be avoided by placing WEAKNESS Question: In redecorating kitchen We may learn from this incident Iiydla E. Pinkham's Componnd Hot mulled fruit juices lend certain to charm. under the spot a pad made of TaUetB (with added iron) not only such as cake and bread’ that our Christian faith, which has sets, boxes, tang to winter evening snacks. M o st o f th e tim e thick absorbent cotton. help relieve cramps, headache, I do not seem to have the right oil, been developed and strengthened by backache but also weak, cranky, You can have hot mulled cider by you . like to serve • • * ERS so that paint will take on the ap­ our time of worship and service in nervous feelings—due to monthly heating the cider and adding I gingerbread with the church, should not only reflect To remove brown stains from functional disturbances. buying InfornaHotv as pearance of enamel. Can you tell whipped cream, but you can vary, light-colored ranges, dip a cloth in Taken regularly—Lydia Pink- me "what to use? teaspoon whole cloves and I stick itself in the home, but should reach re being asked for of cinnamon (tied in a bag) while this if ybu add crushed peppermints turpentine and apply £o stains. ham’s Tablets help build up resist­ Ahswer: For best results, you out into the life of the community ance against distress of "difficult to buy, and as to Ihe the cider is heating. to the cream before serving. xpect, the advertising in which we live. The primary in­ With a little pressure the stains days." They also help build up red should start with the thorough 'Old-Fashionied Gingerbread. will come off. blood. Follow label directions.. -ewspaper perform a cleaning of the boxes with sand­ Here’s another mulled fruit terest of the Christian in his city V t cup boiling water ... rvlce which saves vs * paper to take off old paint and for juice served piping hot: Tie in a' or the place of his residence should V t cup shortening Apply paint remover with a ear* the” slight roughening of the metal bag, 12 whole doves, I 3-inch be spiritual, a desire to bring to H cup brown sugar brush. When paint begins to curl In Charge. surface. Then put on one coat of stick of cinnamon, and I whole bear upon the people of the commu­ ablt to form, the habit 1A cup molasses remove with a putty knife. Re­ .“Had you complete control < enamel undercoater and a finish coat nutmeg: Empty a large can of nity the power of the -gospel. advertisements every I beaten egg mover takes time and cannot be the car at the time?” purchase, though we of enamel. These two should be of apple juice and a 12-ounce can There is, however, a secondary 1% cups flour hurried. ' „ • “No; my wife was with me.” ecided fust what we the'sam e color, and forbest results, of cherry juice in the saucepan responsibility which is of much im­ % teaspoon salt - we are going to buy made by the same manufacturer. and add spices. Heat, remove portance and that is the extending most priceless feeling, spices and serve. ’ TUs recipe % teaspoon baking powder of Christian , influence into every 'l CeUophane on Windows. Va teaspoon soda he feeling of being takes care of eighi people phase of school, social, political, Question: I understand cellophane % teaspoon ginger ...... Energizing -Vitalizing ared. and business life. It is’ said that' can be used on windows to keep out, Hot spiced lemon tea has lots ., % teaspoon allspice Into a store, prepared whin D. L.'Moody came into a bar. drafts. Can you advise me on this? of pick-up. Make it by pouring 5 % teaspoon cinnamon knowledge of what Is ber shop the entire course of the Aiiswer: Windows have been cov­ cups boiling water over 6 te a ­ Pour water over the shortening what price, we go os conversation changed. The Chris­ ered with cellophane which will spoons of black tea. Seep 5 min­ and add sugar, molasses and egg. , filled with self-confl- tian should have an influence on asont feeling to have, keep out drafts, providing there is utes, then strain Dissolve V t c u p Add sifted dry ingredients and beat an open space of at least two inches sugar in % cup boiling water. problems of social welfare, the w 6 rk mm Most of the until smooth. Bake in a waxed- dequocy. of the public schools, the proper con-. fce world can be traced . between the glass aiid the cello­ C o m b in e 6 tablespoons lemon paper lined square pan in a mod­ duct of business in the community, Is feeling. Thus adver- phane. It should be fastened on the ju ic e , .1. teaspoon grated lemon erate (350-degree) oven for 35 min­ and surely upon its political life. It lo th er of Its manifold inside of the window fram e (the full peel, % teaspoon ground cinna utes Cool before turning out from is said that if every Christian in Itself as an aid toward . length of the window) with scotch m o n a n d V t te a sp o o n ' g ro u n d pan For variation, I package of Van(5mp America would vote according to I business relationships * tapje, This tape can be bought at cloves, and add to hot tea. Serve semi-sweet chocolate pieces m ay be V a n Q m p s his professed convictions we could Po r k p pleasant* most paint stores. Of course, win­ at once, garnished with lemon added with the dry ingredients if a dows closed up in this manner can­ slices. Serves 6 . put the saloons out of business- in a chocolate-flecked cake is desired. . 8 e a 'n * 111 S 11 S S S t not be opened for the usual airing (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) single election. Why not do it? PORK.ind BEANS THE DAVlE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C. FEBRUARY 4. 1942.

THE DAVIE RECORD, Letter From A Davie Schools on Same Time T H E D A Y County Superintendent R. S. Proc­ C. FRANK STROUD - • Editor. Boy in Camp tor advises us that, beginning next Oldest Papei Monday, Feb. 9th, all Davie county TELEPHONE Dear Mr. Stroud:—Since I have N E W SPRING SHOES No Liquor, V t schools will open at 9:30 a m., day- not written In such a long time, I I light saving time. This means that M M mi HHWJHUi IU I M M M M WA Rfl Rfl RA M RflRflMRflfr j Entered a t the PostofBce in Mocks- guess you are thinking that when the schools will operate on the pres NEW S AR< vllle, N. C.. EU) Second-class Mail a fellow gets far away from home ent schedule. We think this is an m atter. March 3.1903. excellent idea, as school children who Our Spring Line Of Shoes Have Arrived And Are he just forgets all his friends. I . are transported on buses would have Mrs. Robert SUBSCRIPTION RATES: haven’t forgotten any of the foits had to leave home long before day- Now Ready For Your Inspection. day in Winston in Davie, and it seems that since I i ^ ! j l ‘he ?pening time been ad- ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE $100 __ , I vanced one hour. D. W. Kooni SIX MONTHS. IN ADVANCE $ 50 I’ve been up hereand haven’t been I in town Tbursd home lately, I think more of my! Six More Weeks. And now we find out that Tapan friends and wonder how everyone We Have The Largest Line Of Shoes M s. Maude didn’t fire the first shot—onr hovs is getting along. * | The coal and wood dealers are man’s, was In to sunk a Jap boat an hour before the I have been in this camp since I wearing broad smiles. The ground- day. attack was made on Pearl Harbor, October and like it fine here except | ho3 saw his shadow Monday, which T h a t W e Have Ever Shown For according to what we read in our the cold weather. We are located ; tneans 4 0 days of winter weather, Rev. and Mr: favorite morning newspaper. near Cape Cod, and it gets awfui We will hope for the best but pre- Men, W omen and Children. of Cool Spring cold sometimes. I understand you Pare f°r the worst, here Thursday. Paper must be getting scarce. have had some ptetiy cold weather Some of our newspapers have re- in Davie and also a little snow It Stickers Go Fast. I. D. Owens, duced the size, white others have has snowed only once tip bere this THESE SHOES ARE ALL FRESH STOCK was in town Sal cnt the number of pages. Much winter, and that was about seven The local postoffice force have been very office a pleasant good paper is being wasted.by both inch s. It only lasted a few c.ays. busy for the p u t several days dispensing And Were Brought Before Prices Advanced.* daily and weekly newspapers. A auto stickers. From 2 until 5 o'clock Sat­ The atmosphere is so damp and sal. urday afternoon, 475 were sold. A total We are giving you the benefit of this saving. Come in A. L. EUis, < short nothing is better than a long ty that snow doesn’t last long. of 1175 stickers have been bought a t th e n o th in g . a n d look over this pretty line of SPRING FOOTWEAR. Thursday on bt It looks as though the army is local Dostotfice up to Monday. The price office a pleasant going to get all the hoys around is $2.09 each Watch Your Tires. borne and everywhtre else I’m Mrs. J. M. Si Auto owners in Davie will get but just wondering what all the girls Mrs, George Corriher. of County Lii few tires and tubes during the are going to say. (censored) In T H E LADIES Mrs. George Corriher,\ 5 8 , d ie d Thursday on bt month of February Tbequotafor order to keep our freedom and lib- > -r» j . . , , , . ™ „ i n I Tnesday at the home of heir daugh- Davie is as follows: erty we must all make sai nfices , o - • ™ Blonde and Tan Oxfords in Brown and White, Mr. and Mrs andonri khave , , , more unity and . a i loser I ; o- . ier, ’ .Mrs- --F- M. Sato, in Clarksville Passenger car tires n , tubes 9 . ... t, , ,Itown township. County, Line, < Truck and bus tires 1 7 , t u ’ e s 2 9 . operation. I m s u r e tne people of i ,, , • •. .. . . Saddle and Brown, in all Sizes and Styles. ping Thursday. Drive slow, start and stop slow Davie will do their pan, ,n/ u,tv' 7 SerV'-eS ^ c,°"du,cted always have. : lnursday morning at tio clock, at and thus conserve vour tires. It Chestnut Grove Methoiltst church. Mr. and Mrs. may be a long, long time before I’ve talked with several of the Winston Salem, by Rev F. A. Wright and Rev. FR1M $1.98 to $2.95 you can get any new or recapped boys that were in Caiohmi on ma. l imes Groce. nrday K oking a tir e s . neuvers, and they all sa'd that they ters. Mrs. Corriher is survived bv four were treated with more respect and daughters, Mrs. F. M. Sain, Mocks made to feel more at home than Mr. and Mrs. Davie Schools To Close ville, RFD No t; Mrs. John Sain, any where they had ever been. They MISSES and CHILDREN’S SHOES spent the week- W alnut Cove; Mrs. Lendon Bowles, sure did boost the Southern fried Va., guests of I Feb. 16th. Winston Salem, RFD No. a ; a n d Brown and White, Oxfords, Straps and chicken and beaotiful girls. A lot Toombs. All Davie countv schools will su­ Mrs. Toe Spears, Boonville; two of them . married girls they met Moccasins, Rang'ng in Price from . $1.19 to $1.98 stepchildreu, Grover Corriher, New spend work on Monday, Feb 1 6 th , while down there Mr.; and Mrs. so that the the teachers can assist London; and Mrs. Beulah Grice, The people around here have and Mr. and Mi the Government in registering all Norwood; and four sisters Mrs. W il­ been unusually nice to us, and the B ig L i n e . Ba!i Band Galoshes, Overshoes of Pino, were male' persons between the ages of liam Beck and Mrs. Nanny Wood, most of them will go out of their Thursday. 2 0 a n d 4 1 years. The registration Mocksvtlle, RFD Np. a ; M rs. Moses way to makfe us feel at home. Thev will be completed in one day. Those Furr. Concord; and Mrs. Roland and Rubber Boots. have dances and parties, or some Sanford R. S u n d e r 2 0 years of age, and over 4 5 Clifton, School field, Va., tw o sort of activities for the soldiers Mr. and Mrs. O brothers, L. D. Bowles, Mocksville, years, will register at a later date. n e a r ly e v e ry n ig h t T. Driver, of C: R F D N o . 2 ; and William Bowles, I’m still getting The Record ev Shirts, Hosiery- Sox, Ties And Almost Anything You town Thursday. M o rg a n to n . Many Go This Month. ery week, and you can bet I enjoy W il! Need In The Dry Goods Line. Although uo information can be getting the news of Davie. I'm Get your T made available from the localselec-! sorry to hear about the different Columbus L. Beaver Cloth 4}ic per 3 tivc service office as to calls or pros- deaths, and the families have my Baby Chicks at Fnneral services for C. L, Beaver, We Are Adding Mew Friends To Our Large List Of Customers. pective calls for man for army ser- deepest sympathy. I wurld like .0 6 6 . who died at his home near Canas Hatchery, Franl vice in the future, other sources ^lear anyone who wishes to Sunday evening, were held at Union' You Are Always Given A Cordial Welcome At Our Store-uThe Friendly Store” quote state selective service officials wr**e me* Here’s hoping we'll win Chapel yesterday afternoon at 2:00 Miss Neva M at Raleigh as saying that all men t^e ^rar a0t^ a^ home soon, o’clock, with Rev. F. A. W right in week-end with given examinations by army doc-jan^ ^ os- the fighting spi charge, and the body laid to rest in Hilda Markham . ___ . • ..... I v iF - I J TV______211 tors last month and prior thereto rit of good old Davie, we will wiu. the church cemetery. ’ Mr. Beaver ib at Mitchell Colh who have not been called are ex­ Luck and good wishes. survived by his widow, one son, H. Mocksville Cash Store pected to go to camp during Feb Pvt. GRAHAM CALL. G. Beaver. Albemarle; two daugh Mr. and Mrs. ters. Mrs. Edna Turner, Kannapolis; ruary. When men have been se­ B a t. C 2 3 id C. A. Ft. Rodman, children spent Mrs. Frank Phillips, Newport News. Geo. R. Hendricks, M anager Mocksville, N. G lected fot induction in auy particu­ New Bedford, Mass Point, guests 0 Va.; three sisters, Mrs. D. D. Whit­ Joseph Keever. lar quota then these can be an­ ley, Kannapolis; Mrs. Wilev Cashion r a s i nounced bv the Io :al board, it is Clarksville News. and Mrs Vada Smith, MosreBviIIe. stated, and this may be done in ad­ A good man has been called to his George R. I vance of the departure of the men Mr. and Mrs Wilfoid Sharpe, of reward. Peace to his ashes. Thursday afterr from bere — The Dispatch. Kannapolis, and Claud Peoples, of George is gettn minded these da Wake Forest, spent the week-end Rufus B. Whitley Still In Hospitals with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. I Rufos Brady Whitley, 62, well-known ci- Miss Elizabetl A. T Grant, Jr., who is a patient at Lex-1L* Peoples. M Q FOR ANY taking a bitsines Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ha-p spent | Business College on^JaiT Wtntimies to improve^hisi ^ with their mother, Mrs. Do- J*4 illness Mr. Whitley held a position the week end w friends will be glad to learn. Miss Jose-Ira Harp. j with the Erwin mills for more than a ANO PURPOSE R. 2. ffra ^ d ^ rsar S ? W ,? ‘ M-I-G- Roberts who has been* ^ S w m ,heldat the Coo- Iotte MemeriaI Hospital Her friends willIon the sick list, is able to be out a - '• Ieemee Presbyterian Church Monday af- William Seam besorry to learn that her condition re-’gain. ;Jernoqniat 3:30oclock, and the body laid underwent an t m ains sprinnq « _ • 1° rest in Cooleemee cemetery ■ Mr. and Mrs T. A. Blaekweider f Surviving are .the widow, six sons. A. L. Can You Borrow Money From The tion at LoweryI and Rev. and Mrs. F. A. W iight o f>and J H- Whitley, Winston-Salem; A. A. last Wednesday C. W.. J E. and R. B. Whitley, of Coolee- nicely. Fork News Notes. , Mocksville, were recent gaests of ■' mee; three daughters, Mrs. James Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Creed Bailey visited Mr. Mr. B. F, Moore. I Mocksville; Mrs. Frank Drury. Morganton, D. M. Bailey Thursday night. « Mr8 M a n a Laton anj ms— r „ 1- and Mrs. Oscar Lee Casey, Jr., Salisbury, Mrs. Everett Mr. and Mrs. Kad Burton aod c h i l d r e n . <•"<* one sister. Mrs Alice Furr. Concord. BANK OF DAVIE? Wilkesboro str of Winston-Salem,Winston-Salem, visitedvisited Mr. Mr. a and n d Mrs. , Moore were shopping in Mocksville To the bereaved familv. The Record ex- Rowan Memori Clarence Bailey Sunday afternoon. t Friday." * * i tends sympathy in this sad hour. We bury, Thursday Miss Annie Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Or-1 Paul Jones has moved from the ‘ have lost a Jong time friend. ANSWER: went an operatt to'see thefr aunt, Peonies home to his new home who is a patient at Davis Hospital. J near Wm. R. Davie school, Mr. Former Davie Man Dead LastYearWeMade Henry Taylor Mrs. J. F. Smithdeal and Mrs. Gilbert B ernarr W hite, of Siler C ity , has Waller F. Etchison, 73, died at his home tion with Pe in Mooresville, Thursday. Mr. Etchison Co., for the pas da^r^^Z^rdM rioT^ron. ? ™ d int0 “ >ehruse vacated by M r. was a native of Davie county, but moved with C. J. Ange Mr. and Mrs. C'yde Jones have moved net!* to Mooresville about 35 years ago. Sur­ 815 NEW LOANS electric applian into their home on Fulton Road, recently j I* 0» Roberts and A* W. t Ferabee viving is three daughters and three sons, and one sister, Mrs. A da Sm ith, of this T o D avie County Cit'zens ... A Total of $201,541.38, or An Average puMiMMiss 8 e Jessie IM.*?!!1 iMtMaynard, andJ lt8Vof VMocksville. J ailSy-!made J 1 « a- business . trip to Winston-Sa- county. Funeral and burial took place at David T. Cu spent Monday night with Miss Nell Li-Ilem Thursday. Mooresville Saturday afternoon. Of $247.29 Each. of Mocksville, ven^ood. S - - ■ ■ ___ first airplane rl The young folks gave a party Friday! 25th., and said evening in honor of John Uege, who was * home on leave from U. S. Navy, John bad / would ride agai to leave on Saturday to return to dnty* I The party was given at the home of BBssf What IMd Uavie County Citizens Do Widt This Money? Mrs S. C. St Magdalene Siddeo. | ent at Davis H Mre. Geo. Howard and Miss Mollie Fry, and is in a seri of Fulton have been sick sick, but both are ANSWER; reported as improving. NOTICE! It wing a n e Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leach, of Mt. Airy * Constructed homes, dairy barns, other building* for appendicitis spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. hope that she w C, L Aaron. TO ALL AUTO OWNERS OF * Bought farm machinery, trucks, automobiles, refrigerators, Mrs. Emma Benson is spending several washing machines. A representat waeks with her brother June Bailey on Government wil the Lexington road. * Bought' fertilizer and seed. at the office MOCKSVILLE Deeds, on Feb. Sheffield News. * Consolidated debts at one place. citizens of this Tbe Sheffield ground hog committe met income tax re the ground bog at Sheffield Monday morn­ Buy Yonr City License Tag At The Town Office Durbg 1942 If Yen Need Money To Build, Repair Or Buy, the time and pi ing Feb. 2nd. The meeting was called to order and the ground hog was elected J. Wesley C chairman. Said hog made a speech and It U An Ordinance By the Town Commissioners. SEE US FIRST. traveling for th thanked the people of the Sbeffild commu­ Snuff Co., wit nity for the kindness toward him and pro­ Ask About A Direct Reduction Loan-The Best .Way To Borrow Money. mised them that he would do everything Each Person Not Having Hi City License By Spartanburg, S. in bis power for the farmers in this sec­ two last week wi tion. He was asked what about the day Mr. Cook was 0 light saving time be said that no one could change the sun and that is what he went MARCH I, 1942 Bragg to rejoin by. He was asked about the war and said we all must unite and whip Hell out Will Be Dealt With According To Law. Miss Sydney of the Japs and then the sun begun to BANK OF DAVIE student nurse at shine and he left for his hole for 40 days more of winter and said we could hope for Hospital. Winst the best, but prepare for the worst. Mocksville, N. C. week-end with h JohnnieShaw had the misfortune to get Mrs. L. E. Fe his arm broken one day last week by being Z! N. ANDERSON, M em ber of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. one of the t' k'c'ted by his old Ford. nurses receiving J. W. Davis, of Mocksville, put on a CityTaxCoIlector exercises held F moving picture show at'Cheshire’s school BUY MORE DEFENSE SAVING BONDS AND STAMPS house last Tuesday night which was en­ amphitheatre of joyed by a large crowd. and Mrs Feezo guests present THE PAVlE RECORD. MOCKSVILLEi N. a . FEBRUARY 4. 1942.

Jack Sheek, of Portsmouth, Va , HIE DAVIE RECORD. spi nt several days this week with Womaoless Wedding— First Methodist Charch his mother, Mrs. G. W. Sheek. / Oldest Paper In The County REV. ROBERT M. HARDEE, Pastor Beaaty Contest Sundar Sshool, 10 a. m. Mrs. Houston Epperson and lit­ No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ads. The Mocksville P. T. A. will spon­ . Morning Worship, U a u. \ tle son Billy1 of Statesville, are the Yonng People's Service, 6:15 p m. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Craven.! sor a “ Womanless Wedding” Thurs­ NEWS AROUND TOWN. day evening, Feb Stb. at 8 o’clock, Evening Worship, 7:00 p m: .P ray er Meeting W ednesday, 7:30 p. m. The President’s birthday dinner, in the high school auditorium. The re groom will be Rev. W. C, Cooper The public is cordially Invited to attend Mrs. Robert L- Smith spent Fri- served in the Masonic ball by the all th e services. ' day in Winston-Salem shopping. Eastern Star ladies Friday evening and the bride Rev; Robert M. Har­ S i was well attended, more than 125 dee. Many of the men in MockB- foils. D. W. Koontz, of Salisbury, was persons enjoying the delicious din­ ville wii) take part In the formal af­ in town Thursday on business. ner. Proceeds went to help in the fair, which will include 12 bride’s hoes fight against infantile paralysis maids, a maid of honor, matron of Princess Theatre M s. Mahde Gaither, of Hot. honor, two fiower girls, two train- man’s, was in town shopping Thurs _ W. S. Reid, well-known Mocks- WEDNESDAY ONLY day. ville merchant, who has been very bearers, ushers and the bridal coup­ “MOUNTAIN MOONLIGHT" 111 with pneumonia at bis home on le’s families. As soloist, pianist and with WeaverBrothers and Elviry Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Wellman, Lexington street, is much better,' violinist, well known Ioail musicians of Cool Springs, visited relatives his many friends will be glad to will perform.. Following the . wed­ THURSDAY here Thursday. learn. Mr. Reidisoneof our best ding will be a beauty contest, spon­ “BARNACLE BILL” citizens, and all hope for him an sored by local merchants and busi­ with Wallace Beery-Marjorie Main I. D. Owens, of Harmony, R. I, NEW HOUSE? Nope... Just early recovery. ness men, to select "M ibs Mocks, CK was in town Saturday and gave onr FRIDAY office a pleasant call. ville,” AboutlSyoungiadies have 'TARGET FOR TONIGHT” Denutv Marshal Tom’ Blaylock been sponsored. a n d Painted with Kurfees “80 and 20”! and Patrolman Gibbs captured a i “9 LIVES ARE NOT ENOUGH” m e in A. L. Ellis, of R. 3, was in town Model A Ford car, Bill Payne and Uke magic, Kmfeca “88 and 20” Thursday on business and paid our with Ronald Reagan Joan Perry EAR. Ben Lyons, colored, together with Morrison-Shermer. Itonse paint makes an old hense look KHlfEES FHMfTROL office a pleasant visit. The one-coat house paint 75 gallons of liquor on Church Eddie Morrison, of Roaring River SATURDAY new ...k e e p s it looking that way Ffioiv • . . wttb cots- street Friday evening between 9 and “THE SONS OF DAVY CROCKEtT' for yean! trotted penetrotiont Mrs. J. M, Stroud and son Guy, and Miss Lucy Shermer, daughter Thorouguy fills, seals, ro o'clock. The Negroes ran the ' with Irie Meredith . Kmfhes “86 and 20” contains 89 % covets the surface . . . of County Line, were in town car into a pine tree at the dead end of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Sbermer, leaves a smooth, tough, Thursday on business. of Advance, were nnited in mar­ MONDAY lead . . . with. Jost csoogh sine elastic surface for the of the street; The prisoners were (89 %) to p«event rapid chalking. ihiiriiitiy coat! Scientific­ carried to Albemarle and jailed, to riage at the Baptist parsonage, on “LAW OF JH E TROPICS” ally EoImhm^ Viniwwiiin- W hite, Mr. and Mrs M. L- Godby, of Constance Beiinett-Jvffny Lvnn Coeera better, lost, longer, coats Countv, Line, were in town shop­ await a hearing. The Ford was North Main street, Thursday morn­ Ieaa in the long ran! JMBFEES240JITMETHOD badly damaged. TUESDAY Saves on paint . . . yles. ping Thursday. ing at 10 o’clock, with Rev. E. W. saves on Iaborl One coat “A GIRL A GUY. AND A GOB” Let Kmfeeo “88 and 80 ” help MmatroIe one coat “80 Turner officiating. The Record with Lncille Ball and 20^... gives 3-coat Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bailey, of nuke your home look new again! results! Thatfs all there Mocksville Tajits Two. joins iLeir iriends In wishing for Twenty-four beautiful colors and is to it. Besuli: lo ttin g Winston Salem, were in town Sat­ beoufy otlew eottt urday Koking after some legal mat The Mocksville high sciieal, boys, these young people a long and bap. . white! Come in . . . u k for fall de­ ters. defeated the Woodleaf boys 43 * tqj:py married life. tails. No obligation, of comse! 14, and the Mocksville girls won I ----- FREEI N m r C olor CaniBf KURFEES Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Maikham from the Woodleaf girls by the] In Conservation Of spent the week-end at Red Oak, close score of 23 to 19 in a double] First Aid Coarse. *|1 6 Vs., guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. header basketball game in the local Thenorthwestern section of Davie I 1 r e s Toombs. gym Wednesday evening. Hallie county, embracing Farmington. (Which We May Get} Foster made 16 of the 22 points in . Clarksville, Pino,'Cana and othep And AntoniolrileB Kurfees & Ward Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon McMahan, the girls game. communities have registered the re­ (Which We Cannot Get) and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Miller, quired number for a "EIrBt Aid of Pino, were Mocksville visitors We Request That Our Patients “Better Service” MocksviUe C ircuit Course.” MinimumiB twenty, but Place Thmr Calls As Early In Thursday. " , we want more to register if they F. A. WRIGHT, Pastor The Day As Possible. That wish as the class is not limited to that Sanford R. Smith, of Redland, Chestnut Grove 11:00 a. m. We Make An Itinetary And Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Harkey and J. Zion 3:00 p. m. number. As soon as the Red Cross- Avoid Extra Driving. 61020282^29998^820789010^^ T. Driver, of Clarksville, were in Union Chapel 7:U0 p. m can furnish an instructor classes be You NOTICE: We are to have oar 2nd Qaart gin. some central location will be (S igned) town Thursday. erly Conference Feb ISth 3 o’clock. Place We Wisb To Announce That We named later. se ected for them. Nine from Clarks­ Get your Tobacco Plant Bed ville, eleven from Pino, three from Dr W. M. Kavanaugh Have Purchased The Business Of Cloth 4 ^ c per yard, also Day Old Davie Methodist Charge Cana and three from Fonr Corners Dr. A. B. Byerly Baby Chicks at the Franklinville have registered, and any others who mers. Hatchery, Franklinville, N C. G. W. FINK. Pastor. Mocksville, N. C. wish to take the course may register Dr. Lester P. Martin Iy Store” G. W Fink, pastor of Davie Methodist with Mrs. I. G. Roberts, or Mrs. A. Dr. W. M. Long SIG WALLACE MissNeva Markham spent the Charge will preach Sunday, Feb. 8 th at W. Ferebee in Clarksville; Mrs. C. week-end with .her sister. Miss Concord at 10 a. in. Liberty 11 a. m. Dr. S. A. Harding And are in The Market for Herbs, Roots and Plants. Hilda Markham, who is a student Rev. A. C. Gibbs Superintendent of the H. McMahan or Mr. Vernon Miller Elkin District will preach at Oak Grove at in Pino; Mrs Grady Smith or Mr. Dr. G. V. Greene at Mitchell College, Statesville. 3 p. m- and hold the Second Quarterly We will continue the business at the same location Conference following his sermon. Yorke, in Farmington Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stroud and on South Meeting Street, Statesville. Plrices are N.C. children spent Sunday at Stony Point, guests of Mr. and Mrs high. We will be glad to mail our price list to any Joseph Eeever. one interested George R. Hendricks s p e n t Thursday afternoon in Salisbury. George is gettii. g right much air- BELK-STEVENS minded these days. Miss Elizabeth Ferabee, who is R. T Greer & Co. taking a business course at King’s BASEMENT Store BARGAINS Business College, Charlotte, spent Statesville, N. C. the week end with her parents on R. a. 36x32 Tobacco New Spring Chtunbray and Seersucker William Seamon, of R. 4, who underwent an appendicitis opera­ CANVAS COVERS One and Two-Piece tion at Lowery Hospital, Salisbury, Five yards wide. 20 Yards long last Wednesday, is getting along Sport Dresses nicely. with eyelets Fast Colors V alentinejS D ay Mrs. Everett Davis, who lives on $7.00 Wilkesboro street, was carried to $1.98 to $2.95 SATURDAY; FEBRUARY 14 Rowan Memorial Hospital, Salis Jack Rabbit Overall. 3 Pounds Is one of the nicest days in all the year to remem­ bury, Thursday, where she under­ ber your friends and those you love. They’ll more went an operation for appendicitis. 8 Oz. Sanforized. Bar Tacked Cotton Bats than appreciate your thoughtfulness,, and you’ll en­ Men’s Size Boys’ Size Henry Taylor, who held a posi­ 72x90 Size, Stitched joy selecting an appropriate message for each of tion with Pennington Chevrolet $1.39 $1.00 them from our complete selection of Hallmaik Val­ Co., for the past two years, is now 69c with C. J. Angetl, the jeweler and 9x12 entine greetings. electric appliance dealer. Men’s Blue and Gray Covery and We Have Special Cards For Friends, For Sweethearts. Felt Base Rugs C bam bray And ForAIl Members Of The Family-And A Wide David T. Campbell, 83 years old. Variety Of Cute Little Cntont Cards For Children of Mocksville, Route 4, took his AU Latest Patterns. All Colors first airplane ride Sunday, January Work Shirts 25th., and said he liked it fine and $3.95 HaIl-Kimbrough Drug Co. would ride again any chance be got. 98c oneyi ' 80x10b Cotton Phone 141 Mocksville, N. C. I Mrs S. C. Stonestreet is a pati Bed Spreads Guaranteed Fast Colored . ent at Davis Hospital, Statesville, House Dreises and i& in a serious condition, fol- All Colors U wing a n emergency operation Sizes 12 to 52 for appendicitis early last week. AU 59c hope that she will recover. $1.19 4 8 Inch A representative ot the Federal Fast Color Live Poultry Wanted! Government will be tn Mocksville, Curtain Scrim at the office ot the Register of Deeds, on Feb. 20th, to assist the Ecrew and cream marquesette, cUpper Percal Prints We have recently completed a new poultry house citizens of this county in filing their dots, pin dots and plain. Yard Latest Patterns and Colors income tax- returns Remember 30x60 feet in rear of our store. Bring your live the time and place. 15c 19c uy, * poultry to us. W e Will pay the following prices: J. Wesley Cook, who has been traveling for the Geo.. W. Helme SnuS Co., with headquarters in SPECIAL HEAVY HENS STAGS I A 1, ey. Spartanburg, S. C , spent a day or $2.98 Pound . . 17c Pound . . . IW C two last week with friends in Davie. 32-Piece CHINA DINNER SET . ' . LIGHT HENS ROOSTERS Q e, Mr. Cook was on his way to Ft. Pound Bragg to rejoin the army. Together With $15.00 in trade. Just buy $15 OO worth of merchandise anywhere Pound . .' 16c GET CASB FOR YOUR in the store andl you will be entitled to this attractive dinner set at the unusually low LEGHORNS MissSydney Feezor, who is a Pound . 14c CHICKENS NOW! student nnrse at the N. C. Baptist price of $2.98 Hospital, Winston-Salem, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Feezor. Svdney was one of the thirty-one freshmen BELK-STEVENS COMPANY nurses receiving their caps in the SMITH & SMOOT exercises held Friday night In the amphitheatre of the hospital. Mr. Winston-Salem. N. G. P hone 175 Mocksville, N. C. and Mrs Feezor were among the guests present on this occasion. THE DAVIE RECORD; MOCKSV1LLE, N. C.

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J OiSHr wcwc il l go job all rig I TUINK I OtVWL CBY PACK, I WUI HCPlNS YOOD A man na t&sgar so 1 could INTO BUSINESS AM* A RAISE. a r t , SUOW HIM “You d DOWN------Sybil com “He’s Lazy Bowels, with I’ve ever “What “Have yo Ease for Stomach, too ~ Joan r- “Sorry, S: VRhen constipation brings on add in­ TPtjfFY-SPYar. digestion’, stomach upset, moating, dizzy starting SFYiN OP AL I spells, gas, coated tongue, sour taste and fifty dolla bad breath, your stomach is probably “Fifty KiWpf PowE. “crying toe blues” because your bowels MlLUTAmECRuTj don't move. It calls for Laxative-Senna fhowned. SoanfT Solp to pull the trigger on those lazy bowels, with this combined with Syrup Peprin for perfect salary for An ExcH&uetp ease to your stomach in taking. For yean, many Doctors have given pepsin prepa­ I don’t rations in their prescriptions to make Karl Miii medicine more agreeable to a touchy stom­ Joan ya M E S C A L I K G By s. 1. huntley Supply and Demand ach. So be sure your laxative contains Syrup Pepsin. Imist on Dr. Caldwell's bedroom. LaxativeSenna combined with Syrup Pep­ No doubt HEV! WAtr. sin. See how wonderfully the Laxative to bed, Sy A MtNUTe! Sennawakes up lazy nerves and musdes OONT WAMTA in your intestines to bring welcome relief it tonight.’ BUY from constipation. And the good old Sybil op Syrup Pepsin makes this laxative so com­ screaming NOTMIM fortable and easy on your stomach. Even a finicky children love toe taste of this “What a pleasant family laxative. Buy Dr. Cald­ “I don’ well’s Laxative Senna at your druggist Avo and I today. Try one laxative combined with night.” Syrup Pepsin for ease to yourstomach, too. “Joan, take that Precious liberty phoney ab God grants liberty only to those Joan pu who love it, and are always ready chin. He to guard and defend it.—Webster. jet over J' “It wiM club. I’n. ford fired M .K C. Pat, « ta tr O- Sybil w IO l on a bob POP—It W on't Be Pop's Ghost! By J. MILLAR WATT over her ’ something THOSE BOOTS WILL LAST WELL, DON’T © E T “At lea YOU A LIFETIME ) -IF I COM E BACK know, Syb FOR SOM E HEAD COLD 'lave som MORE me.” “Somett I M iseiy h stI Sybil ques If you are suffering vtth discomforts of “Perhap a head cold, enjoy thegrand relief that cornea when you use Vicks Va-tro-nol. Sybil sn H o p t M Va-tro-nol la so effective be foolish, bly be in met only soothes irritation, <3) helps dear eold- clogged nasal passages. And so brings Joan wonderful relief! . . . And remember, “Why not' If used In time, Va-tro-nol helps to “Becaus ever really the differe Fltn-SKEDBWlHmi SLMI For I MAages of Petunias, Zinnias, Marl- “Maybe Bdds^SneetFea ference,” tuft, Bforningng Qlories ing a pair Jua send name and “Infatua address to Viekst ferent th CHAIRS DephjClfOreens- through th M ARE NOT r VMEMI But Jo TNE FORBOYS voice, a Education a Debt into the mi f e . Education — a debt due from it said, “I SPORTINGi present to future generations.— But Syb George Peabody. spite of t! ing, almo: that migh significanc •wr4wiot>if«f ■ and mistr k*j »«rcr wi Kw* tn a d ftirjr HOarU ItBtA wsrP ffM erne allw PIUH Wlw Joan’s cnwoosw cm. secretary Elite wa: and deco Hkise and ed even two to fiv ever befc particular she made . ter she tj GLUYAS his blue i ' - Z j made Joe By MWB OVBH& COWH SUVBCfFi “I wan WtLLiAMSI J ^ n O B W W iOR fOTBOR/ name in I UNG dicating a . \ speak to ARMSIltONG ♦ .».1— ,TWM 1^> the telepl “Whadda i t mean, my tail’s p t a Iioskf It’s Just as round as any M ’em!” bere. Yo THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C. over Style Iy Fit and Sew muscular SHE IOVDIaSPY RHEUMATIC M H Youneed torubonapowerfoHysoo^ ©bell y S y l v ia T*a y l O;R TDMAKE vag mCoumter-Ibbiiamtm like IIh k .1 terofetoquicklyrelieveneuritiB, rheu­ THE STORY SO FAR: Joan Lelandt matic aches and pains* B e tte r XImub pretty secretary to Artirar MulfoMt San to send a few sets visiting, so your friends a mustard plaster to help Iiiiiiii Frhnclsco Importer, Is amazed and angry can enjoy them too. The hot iron trans* up painful local congestion! wben ho unexpectedly discharges her fer for the set is Z9381,. 19 cents. Send with two weeks* salary and refuses to your order to: give any explanation for the act. The bewildered girl- arrives at the studio AUMT MARTHA MtjSTERQlF apartment shared with, her sister Sybil, Box 1S6-W City, Mo. ' feeling thankful that one of them still Enclose 15 cents for each pattern has a position, only to be told by her sister that the beauty salon, where she desired. Pattern N o...... Inconstant Solid is employed, is closing up. Reading the Name...... Cryostase is a solid when hot and want ads that evening, Joap decides to a liquid when cold, and soluble answer one catling'for a secretary, will* Address...... vincetoxin is cloudy when hot and log to put in some night hours. Over the clear when cold. protests of Sybil, she goes to the address given, and.finds it to be a new night etui). The handsome proprietor, Kari Few More Years Would Miller, engages her a t onee a t fifty Have Toughened Uncle DONrTLET dollars a week “considering the un­ “ ANGEL PUSS! Sugah Pie! usual hours.** r * Where are you all? Com The oldest inhabitant had cele­ CONSTIPATION Kow continue with the story. halp youh Por Ole Mammy wit brated his hundredth birthday and dese hot things.” And since this SLOW YOU UP the reporter of a local paper ♦ When bowels are sluggish and yon fed! CH A PTER H happy-go-lucky trio have handy called on him for an interview. [T, tailored slip loops for convenient hanging, they irritable, headachy and everything yo® it that frumpy old “To what do you attribute your do is an effort, do as m illio n s do —Aew •‘Just a minute, Miss Leland. TIl are bound to be ever ready to help longevity?” the reporter inquired. FEEN-A-MINT, the modem chewing protect hands from the heat. gum laxative. Simply chew FEEN-A= one yourself eas- give you two weeks’ salary in ad­ The centenarian paused a mo­ MINT before you go to bed—sleep with* ay. Such a smart vance.” ment and then, holding up his out being disturbed—next morning gently Joan colored. Did Mr. Miller think They have such roguish eyes, especially hand and ticking off tiie items thorough relief, helping you feel swell w—of satin-stripe Augel Puss and Sugah Fie, you’ll wish again, fuHof your normal pep. Tty with kick-pleat she needed money? “It won’t be l on his fingers, began: “I never FEEN-A-MINT. Tastes good,ia handy necessary.” V drank alcoholic liquors, or over­ and economical. A generous family supply bit beyond you. He laughed. “You will find that “You’re working for the boss,” he reminded ber, smiling, “I’ll se e ate, and I always rise at six in • that we’re through early.” Words Are Signs et gives exact detaQs, I do business in my own way. It the morning.” FEEN-A-MINTim ms for making slip is quite customary for me to pay He took a red carnation from the occasion like this. The square neck “But,” protested the reporter, “I way for differently my employees in advance.” We should have a great many had an uncle who acted in that is, auto seats. Tells vase on the desk, broke the stem was provocatively cut, the sleeves and pleated flounces, She felt embarrassed and rebuffed and inserted the. ,flower in his but­ long and tight. She had drawn her fewer disputes in the world if way, yet he only lived to be eighty. Revenge of the Weak trimmings. Suggests as he wrote out a check and handed tonhole. But his eyes did not miss smooth black hair over her ears, words were taken for what they How do you account for that?” Revenge is always the weak id your order to: it to her, but she said quietly, the flicker of expression ,that crossed and coiled it in a low knot at the are, the signs of our ideas only, . “He didn’t keep it up long pleasure of a little and narrow “Thank you very much, Mr. Miller.” Joan’s face when she opened the nape of her white neck. and not for things themselves. enough,” was the calm reply. mind.—JuvenaL OME SERVICE He opened the door for her and book and came to the name' of Ar­ “Look, Syb,” Joan begged, “May Kew York City their hands touched on the knob. thur Mulford. I use a littie of your perfume?” its In coin for your Blue eyes gazed into green. He “I told you I have been in the Sybil thrust the.bottle" at her un­ TO - MAKE SLIP was very close to her. importing business. I knew your graciously: “That dress makes you "I’ll expect you tomorrow, then.” former boss.” look ten years older, Joan.” She felt a personal significance in “Yes, Mr. Miller.” Joan was too Joan was not to be ruffled. “After each of these unimportant words. good a secretary to question his all, darling, you can’t expect me "Good night, Mr. Miller!” word. She turned back to her type­ to run around in pink tulle all my “Good night, Miss Leland.” Again writer. It was almost six o’clock be­ life. And Karl must be all of. thirty- she noticed the soft, thick accent, fore Karl said, “All right, Joan, you five,” she added thoughtfully. . ■ the trick of speaking without mov­ may go now. You don’t have to be “All of forty,” snapped SybiL ing the lips. He was still smiling back until eight-thirty.” “You have no business running JLINEtm as she closed the door. The unexpected use of her first around with a man twice your age.” Fsup bottle* IO c It was almost eleven when Joan name sent a thrill of anticipation “Skip it! Please, Sybil!” arrived home. through the girl. She paused a mo­ Karl Miller put an end to the ar­ ng a Rascal “You said you’d telephone,” Sybil ment before she opened the door, gument by pressing his finger on Ilf an honest man, reminded her. “What happened?” hoping that he would say something the doorbeU. Joan flew to meet Imay be sure that Without removing hat or coat Joan else, but Karl turned and began him. She was proud.of him. His pascal less in the sank down before the fire. “I got the talking over the telephone. charming manners. His impecca­ job all right, Syb. It’s a night club. “I must be crazy,” Joan told her­ ble evening clothes. His smooth, “ aleighs—the popular-priced cigarettes A man named Karl Miller.” self as she hurried down the long indifferent chatter as he talked “You don’t seem very excited,” corridor. “He hasn’t any more in­ pleasantly to Sybil while Joan got !Trigger on Sybil commented. 1 terest in me Ihan if I were part of her wrap. But she knew from her “He’s the most interesting man the furniture/’ sister’s cold good night that she [weis, with I’ve ever seen,” Joan said ^oftly. She had dinner at a small restau­ was not favorably impressed. “What goes on?” Sybil exploded. rant, sipping hot coffee gratefully. Karl knew it too. “I don’t think H n L T * carton o f Haleigfas cork “Have you lost your mind?” She remembered with a wry smile your sister likes me,” he said as pped, or four extra with Raleirfis plain That Stomachr too Joan rose and laughed shakily. that Sybil was worried about her he helped Joan into his car. “Per­ “Sorry, Syb! Anyway, I have a job salary. She could understand now haps she thinks I am too old for tion brings on acid in- starting tomorrow and the salary is why Karl thought the job was worth you.” dividend. quality tobacco, plus this b upset, bloating, dizzy fifty dollars a week! She was as I tongue, sour taste ana fifty dollars a week.” His uncanny accuracy embar­ ^ stomach is probably “Fifty dollars a week!” Sybil tired already as if she had put in rassed Joan. “Sybil’s been married '* because your bowels frowned. “There’s something wrong a full day. and divorced. She’s not very trust­ Jls for Laxative-Senna with this picture! That’s too good a She lingered over her dessert and r on those lazy bowels, ing when it comes to men.” up Pepsin for perfect salary for a job without a reference. walked slowly back to work, paus­ “And you, Joan?' Do you trust h in taking. For years, I don’t like it, Joan. What’s this ing on the way to look in the shop men?” . Iv e given pepsin prepa- Karl MiHer like?” windows. But she could not fill up Iprescriptions to make “Some men,” Joan replied, hop­ freeable to a touchy stom- Joan yawned and went into the two hours and a half and it was ing that she sounded careless. Vyour laxative contains bedroom. “Take it easy, darling! only a few minutes before eight They went to a night club. “I isist on Dr. Caldwell’s No doubt he is all right. Come on when she pushed open the door of could use a few pointers,” Karl told jinbined with Syrup Pep- to bed, Syb. Let’s not argue about the Club Elite. her, “since I’m new to this kind of Jiderfully the Laxative An orchestra was rehearsing in Hazy nerves and muscles it tonight.” business.” UNION Mnes » MAIN OltceitKTlPO ft to bring welcome relief Sybil opened the windows to the the dimly lit salon. Karl MHler sat A Hawaiian orchestra played un­ Rn. And the good old on one of the gilt chairs listening. Ikcs this laxative so com- screaming wail of foghorns. der soft rosy limits. Karl was a jonyour stomach. Even “What are your hours?” His keen eyes spotted Joan instant­ superb dancer, surprisingly light on Ilove the taste of this “I don’t have to be there until ly- his feet for such a heavily built Ialeigh coupons laxative. Buy Dr. Cald- “Sit down,” he directed. “What Benna at your druggist Swo and I work until around paid- man. laxative combined with night.” do you think of the band?” “He’s like tempered steel,” Joan are good for e to yourstomach, too. “Joan, I’m not going to let you “It sounds grand.” She felt the thought. “Everything about him. take that job! There’s something old sensation of self-consciousness. Voice,' expression, strength.” He ish or premiums Ious Liberty phoney about it.” What was this peculiar excitement held .her lightly but Joan felt that !liberty only to those Joan pulled the covers up over her tiiat seized her whenever he smiled she could not have broken away kid are always ready chin. Her hair spiUed like liquid at her? from him had she tried. like these... r for Ctyatytto Casa. English tan; !defend it.—Webster. jet over Ihe white pillow case. “Is anything wrong, Joan?” “I have news for you,” he said non-irritating shaves. 115-v. or black pinseal grain leather. “It wid be fun working at a night He was so sure of himself, so suddenly, “Your former employer, AC. De luxe leather case. Holds fifteen cigarettes. club. I’m ,lmost glad that Mr. Mul­ smooth. It made ber feel like a Mr. Mulford, has gone out of busi­ ford fired n At.” schoolgirL She felt positive that he ness. No doubt that is why be lei Sybil wound the last golden curl knew the emotions that were rac-. you go.” on a bobby phi and tied a net ing through her heart. Positive that “But that’s impossible,” J'oae Hits over her hair. “You’re getting into he knew the attraction he had for cried in surprise. “When I called tire something. I have a feeling.” her. “Nothing! Why should there office three days ago, he had hired “At least I won’t be bored. You be?” : a new secretary. Why would he do know, Syb, I’ve always wanted to He laughed then, throwing back that if he were closing the office?” GOLD 'lave something exciting happen to his head. But the laughter made Karl Miller did not smile. “Yov me.” her angry. are quite a little detective.” *122 Define Sarins StMBgs “Something like Karl Miller?” “I’d better get back to work,” . Joan laughed; “I’d like to be one. vDay now be obtained through Sybil questioned, shrewdly. she said. “There’s a lot to do.” I’m afraid I’m 'an adventuresome Brown AWifliainamu Send IM Fast! CoMea TaMa with inlaid top Baleighcoupoins for each dollar Wehmt Serving Tng with col­ ; He caught her hand as she rose. g with discomforts of “Perhaps!” soul in spite of the unexciting life of beautifully matched wal­ stamp. IM taM ‘Stamp Album, orful inlay. 13H*x 19*. Bever- Ioy the grand relict that Sybil snapped off the light. "‘Don’t “How would you like to go dancing I’ve led.’? nut and mahogany. shown abo** free an request. age-proof. Yery precticaL lu. use Vlcks Va-tro-nol. be foolish, Joan! You couldn’t possi­ with me Friday night?” “Perhaps your life will become Itro-nol Is so effective His proposal took her by complete more exciting as it goes on.” B A W coupons else pecked ritfc Kopl Cigarettes. UHts Iorlto p m ta p estate*. ■three Important things. bly be in love with a man you’ve Tmrollen membranes, (2) met only once.” surprise. “Why, Mr. Miller, I’d love “I hope it does,” Joan said reck­ bn, (3) helps dear cold- Joan smiled in the darkness. to.” lessly. iassages. And so brings “Why not?” He released her hand. “I would “I am quite sure,” Karl Miller SI . . . And remember, prefer that you call me Karl.” je, Va-tro-nol helps to “Because that isn’t love! If you’d said :tonelessly, “that it will.” I colds developing. Fol- ever really been in love, you’d know “All right, Karl. But what about Wlkt was it about him that drew ' i folder. the difference.” working Friday night?” and held her interest? Hrs face, *500 EVERY WEEK t WORTH Jl.OOI For I “Maybe I already know the dif­ “You’re working for the boss,” he which showed her a thousand men tuniast zinnias, Mflri- ference,” Joan thought, remember* reminded her, smiling. ‘Til see in one? Varied moods, hardness, WRITE A LAST LINE m TO THIS JINGLE that we’re through early.” ■ Olorles tag a pair of shrewd blue eyes. coldness, irritation and amusement! fust “Infatuation and love are two dif­ Joan did not tell Sybil about her He was obviously a man' of the ferent things,” Sybil’s voice cut date until the time came. Her sis­ world, a world that Joan had never VICKS through the darkness. ter did not approve. . known. HERE’S WHAT YOU DO HERE’S WHAT YOU WIN But Joan was hearing another “Going out with the boss never “Don’t think too much, Joan,” “Mistress M ail's happy new. VA1R0M 0L works,” Sybil insisted stubbornly. Kari advised her gently. “I have It’ashnple. IttBfuiuJuetthinkiip You have 133 chances to win. If voice, a voice that put intimacy • alastlinetothisjingle. Make sure RaleighcoflpoBS showed herbow ^ you said in more than one entry, into the most commonplace words as “Honestly, Joan, I don’t know found that it seldom pays.” itrhymeewiththeword“things.’* your chances of winning will be |ation a Debt it said, ‘TH expect you tomorrow.” what’s come over you. You’re not It was a strange evening, gay, Write your last line of the She can save for nsefal things that much better. Don’t delay. ■ a debt due from But Sybil lay awake, shivering, in using your head at: aU. There’s yet restrained by the undercurrents Jingle on the reverse aide of a Start thinking right now. uture generations.— spite of the warm covers, wonder­ something funny about this whole that baffled and disturbed Joan. Ralejgh package wrapper (or -a |ody. ing, almost afraid of a tomorrow business—and this roan!” Afterward, looking back on this eve­ facsimile thereof), sign it with- Hntprize • . . $109.80cash that might be fraught with sinister “Let’s not go over it again,” Joan ning, she could understand many your full name and address, and Second prize. . . SLOOcasb said happily. “When you see Karl tilings, but at the time being with mail' it to Brown A Wiliiiunaoh originality and aptness of the line you write. significance, a significance she felt Tobacco Corp., P. 0. Box 1799, Judges1 decisions must be accepted as final. IhM priza. . . . 2S£0casb and mistrusted. Miller you’ll understand why I’m Karl wps all that mattered. Feel­ Louisville, Kentucky, post­ In oue of ties, duplicate prises wilt be • • * so crazy about him.” ing the touch of his arms as they marked not later, than midnight, awarded. Winners will bfe notified by mail. 5 prizes of $19l90 . 50.00 cash Joan’s first day as Karl Miller’s Sybil sat down on the bed and dapced, looking into his eyes as he February,*, 1942. Anyone may enter (except employees of 25 prizes of SSAO .12540 cash watched her sister apply make-up. raised his glass, hearing his chain­ Ybu mmr enter as many last secretary was uneventful. The Club Brown A WiUiamaon Tobacoo Cmp., their 100 prizes of a cartsu Elite was in the hands of painters “If he’s opening the club tomorrow, ing. voice blending into the wail of, lines as you wish, If they are all advertising agents, or their families). AU and decorators who made so much why is he running around tonight? Hawaiian music, guitars, gentle writtenon separateRaleigh pack­ entriesand ideas tkerrin beoomethe prop­ Why isn’t he in the office taking bass, soft drums, tiie quartette from age wrappers (or facsimiles). erty of Brown A Williarnaon Tobaceo loise and confusion that it penetrat­ Prises.will be awarded on the Corporation. / 133 PIHZES ed even to the inner office. From care of things?” Honolulu that droned chants into / two to five Joan worked harder than “That’s his business, isn’t it? their .ears. BJessedRelieJL ever before in her life. Karl was Look, Syb, will you light the fire He paid her many complimentsr with Ihe coupon on Iho back... particular. He watched every move in the living room? I want every­ “I Uke your hair that way,” he re­ she made. He scrutinized each let­ thing to look nice.” marked. “It makes you look quite ter she typed with, a quick sweep of “Nice and cozy!” sniffed Sybil. foreign and much older.?' his blue eyes. His very presence “Okay. But don't think I’m going “My sister doesn’t' like it at all. I V R A 1 1 C E made Joan nervous. to be the retiring sister and stay She . has an idea that I’m still -a \ assurance is the adverts- “I want you to ‘memorize every in the bedroom. I’m going to' be tittle girl.”' e reads in the newspaper, name in this book-,” he told her, in­ right there to meet him.” His eyes swept the figure in it* |buyer’s guide. It tells die . dicating a small, leather volume. ‘ I J o a n slipped into the new black black velvet sheath: “Really? I am I expect to pay. Letthe speak to no one, in person, or over velvet dinner dress she had pur­ afraid that your' sister and I wouM s to charge more beware! the telephone, unless the name is chased before she knew Karl Mij- not agree.” here. You understand?” , ler. She had been saving it for an (TO BE CONTINUED) THE DAVIE RECORD. UOCKSVILLE. N. C.. FEBRUARY 4. 1942.

FERTILIZER C0KSUIOT10N _ F a r m . DAVIE BRICK Lights of NewYork REACBESHEf HIGI by L .L . STEVENSON T o p i c s COMPANY W ashington, D. C.— A n all-tim e zee- . DEALERS IN M etor: When the duke of Windsor T o p i c s ord fertilizer consumption was estab­ made his' last visit to this country lished when farmers used 8,811,000 PREVENT DISEASE : . BRICK and SAND as prince of Wales several years tons of commercial fertilizer on their ago, his guard was J. L. N ye-com­ FARM PRIORITIES land daring the past crop year, ac­ IN. DAIRY HERD monly known as “Bill” Nye—of the ARE EXPLAINED cording to the annual consumption re* WOOD and COAL United States secret service, who is port of The National Fertilizer Asso­ Good Management, Feeding now an executive with the Guaranty ciation. This is an increase of mow Day Phone 194 - N ight Phone 119 Trust company. At the large formal Individual Ratings Are Not than one-half millions tons over prior Will Reduce Losses. ball given for the prince by Mrs. years. Mocksviile, N. C. Whitelaw Reid, his royal highness Needed for Some Items. “Tonnage figures in themselves do By Dr. GEORGE TATLOR asked Nye how he would know with not tell a complete story of plantfood ('XxftosfOB DMirynwa, New Itr sty College which of the ladies he should dance. consumption in this banner year, since O i Agriculture, Rutgen University.) By M. CLIFFORD TOWNSEND Dairymen should thfriit more in “Just watch me,” replied Nye 1 “ if (Director, OSce oI Agricultural there has been a significant increase I dance with a guest, it will be all Defense Relations.J in the amount of plantfood contained terms of herd health and disease prevention and less in terms of right for you to do so.” Individual farmers are not re­ in a ton of fertilizer,” said Charles J. COACH FARES treatment and cures. The prince followed the advice quired to have priority ratings of Brand, Executive Secretary ami ADS ARE NEWS The value of any dairy animal is O N E W A Y and everything went well.. But it any kind under the defense pro­ Treasurer of the Association. “This dependent prim arily upon its health. Printed In By Type seems that the scheme leaked out gram in order to purchase ordinary year’s tonnage figure was 16 per cent Prevention of disease is far less and Nye then became the most pop­ farm machinery, equipment, repair above 1920, but the amount of plant­ kffittoaL costly than disease treatment, and I ]|2 cent per mile ular person at the party. parts, fertilizers, insecticides, nails, food contained and used was 64 per good feeding and management Incidentally, during the recent fencing,-roofing or similar items. cent greater.” It seems likely that practices can go a long way toward t r i p visit of the duke and duchess of another tonnage increase is in store h o u n d ” Priority ratings on equipment and reducing annual losses in dairy *A Windsor, Nye was absent from his for next year. Tag sale figures for LETTER supplies such as these are issued herds due' to disease. io % less than doubt- bank duties. He was again guard­ the first six months of 1941 are 6 per b$* the Office of Production M an­ H ie ration should supply the prop­ A m s ing the duke. cent over 1940. * * • agement to manufacturers, proces­ er balance of protein, energy, min­ the one way fare- sors and warehousemen in order to HOMB * Delay: New York motorists who erals, and vitamins. Water is also avoid having individuals obtain rat­ n e ed e d . Air Conditioned Coaches travel the Merritt highway, that ings. Mailman Discovers New marvelous Connecticut roadway that Quality roughage, including hay, So far as the individual farmer Type of Peril on Job pasture and grass silage, is the ON THROUGH TRAINS starts at the end of Hutchinson park­ is concerned, he does not have to J i way, have been puzzled by being ALAMEDA, CALIF. — Postman most essential item of dairy feed. have a priority rating of any kind It is a fair source of calcium and stopped night and morning by red to buy his ordinary requirements. Ross Smith, who has \carried the SOUTHERN flags while 40 or more cows saunter m ail fo r 10 years, knows every dog practically the sole source of vita­ There may be things he may not mins A and D in the dairy ration. lazily across. Biigs Baer finally has be able to get, such as alum inum on the route, but he never suspected RAILWAY SYSTEM come through with an exidanation. the letter box at one house- on the Concentrates which must be fed to pressure cookers, but in cases like satisfy higher levels of production It seems that when the highway was this the manufacturer and not th e corner. Snap! went the mailbox built, a farmer living along it re­ while Postman Smith was deliver­ tend to be toxic to a dairy animal. individual farmer is the one af­ This effect is largely overcome by tained the right-of-way for his cows fected by the priority rating. On ing a letter. His finger was held to cross twice a day. So, rather fast. Finally police were called! the feeding of quality hay when pas­ r a d io ! special classes of machinery which ture is not available. The long list than build an underpass, which are used for purposes ether than They tore the offending mailbox w o w i x B m a m would run into money, the state per­ apart. Now Postman Smith watches of ailments in dairy cattle which farming, such as heavy duty elec­ can. tie' svoided by good feeding B A T fERIKS-SUPPL1ES mits him to hold up all traffic until tric motors, a preference rating mailboxes instead of dogs. hi* herd is safely over the high­ includes goiter," bleat- impaction and will be necessary. This can be loss of appetite. JTHEY CANT way. vItost motorists, particularly applied for on what is known as a Expert Repair Service those from New Vork, who use the Uruguay to Build Base Management ranks with feeding in PD-I form obtainable from the Of­ importance in checking disease. TAKE Merritt highway, are in a hurry. fice of Production Management. To Aid American Defense As everyone knows, cows never are. Becausie the spread of disease is YOUR A number of letters have been re­ MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY. - more rapid in large herds, the size YOUNG RADIO CO. So there is much fretting and fum­ Early construction of a base for ing on the part of the drivers, all ceived from farm ers saying their lo­ of the miliring unit should be limited cal retailers had advised them it landplanes and seaplanes that the more so because they pay a to 50 cows or less. Separate quar­ We Charge Batteries Right was necessary to secure a “priority would have full command of the dime to use the highway. ter* should also be provided for • * * rating” before making certain pur­ vital Rio de la Plata mouth and growing heifers and baby calves. Depot St. Near Square be available for United States use Far West: At the rodeo in Madi­ c h a s e s. Separate isolation and maternity Individual farmers who are asked in the event of war is reported quarters are also desirable. - son Square Gardent A trim, blonde planned by Uruguay. young woman, in a white cowboy to secure ’‘priority ratings” before Strict salutation is a most im­ making purchases of ordinary The base, informed sources said, p o rta n t p a r t o f m a n a g e m e n t. R eg u ­ outfit and wearing a white 10-gallon would include a strip of land facing hat sat on the chute and cheered equipment or supplies should advise lar systematic cleaning and disin­ the department of agriculture im­ the Atlantic, which would be used the riders, all of whom she knew fecting will aid materially in keep­ W a l k e r ’ s Funeral Home IT IS ON mediately of the name and address by landplanes, and Laguna Negra- well. Witti her was a cowboy, • ing down the causative organisms of the dealer and the product on for seaplanes and flying boats. — L A I chunky, solid sort of a man of the associated with disease. AMBULA N O JE which a priority rating was re­ Part of the cost, these sources open spaces who neither drinks nor Dairy animals should be allowed BILLBOARD quested. There’s no sense in put­ said, would be met from the $17,- smokes. The cowgirl was Sally Rand ample, exercise under conditions ting farmers to any more trouble 500,000 obtained recently from the P hone 4 8 and the cowboy, her fiance, Turk where they may benefit from fresh than necessary to get the things United States for national defense. Greene, the Cheyenne champion. air and exposure to sunshine. they need for food production and When the rodeo moved on to Bos­ Mocksvillef N. C we want a chance to explain to the ton, Qie fan dancer and her cowboy retailers that a “priority rating” is went right along. Some day after not needed for purchase of prod­ their wedding, they intend to settle America’s War Victims ucts at retail by individuals for or­ down on a Montana ranch. » * * dinary farm or household use. Tboaghtful: Some time ago, Har­ Appeal for Your Help old Ross, editor of the New Yorker, Blood Transfusions was entertaining Joe Cook at his country home at Stamford. In the Save Farm Animals course of a discussion, a q u e stio n Blood transfusions, which have cam e up which could be settled only saved the lives of thousands of hu­ by consulting the Bible. Unfortu­ man beings, are now also saving nately, the Ross household did not the lives of thousands of dogs, possess a copy of the Scriptures. horses, and farm animals—and are Cook promised to take care of the being more widely used in veter­ TW Pmt Cbm Iha deficiency. Apparently he did so by inary science every day. IUd Ne Nm pipv requesting all members of the large “Ring,” a collie dog at Waterloo, cast cf the musical show with which Iowa, for instance, has given blood Te AArwtiN Ik he was appearing on the road, to to help save the lives of 20 o th e r wHe Advertised^ But Ym HbwII t send Ross a Bible. The comics, dogs in the last five years. He singers, show girls, chorus girls and gives about a pint of blood for each others sent Bibles with the result transfusion and has suffered no ill that now in the Ross library, there effect from it, except for a strong YOUR4SHIPWni. is a whole shelf full of them. In craving for water for several days *3YO COMMONLY l SKI) COME D T Sooner fact be has so many that recently after each transfusion. he made a present of one—a Bible, Al) M K D It M FACE I'I By tbs Aid af Nmrspapa*, Transfusions are also being used not a show girl—to one of this de­ for the treatinent of navel ill in i HOME':!HE\V'SP,ArER ADVERTtSING4 partment's alert scouts. * • * colts, where it is said that improve­ .Ci' is RA LKj) AS A ment is generally noted within 24 Hicks: Visitors needn't be royal fiOM M U-frjrV "'ASSET hours after injection of a pint of to make New York stare. Any ce­ blood from the dam into tlie blood lebrity will do. The other night at stream of the colt. In cases of “Candle in the Wiqd,'' Charles Boy­ calf scour, the blood from the dam er was in the audience. Not only is also used with excellent results. did those sitting in the balcony rise Start the new year right by Sometimes veterinarians also use to their feet and crowd forward to saline and dextrose solution as a see him as he passed along the supporting treatment. aisle, but occupants of the highest- In cases of sweet clover poison­ sending in your subscription to priced pews stood so that they might ing, blood from a herd of cattle give him a gander. And when the which has not had access to clover play was over, crowds congested is now being used to prevent fatali­ The Davie Record. Only one the sidewalk in front of the theater ties among clover-poisoned animals. until shooed away by cops. Some­ Although veterinary scientists are. times I think there are more hicks unwilling to make definite claims in in New York than anywhere else. dollar for a full year, Subscribe * * » the matter, according to the Amer­ ican Foundation for Animal Health, On Park Avenue: The driver of they also say that blood from nor­ an automobile, the jammed horn of m al or pregnant animals will some­ today and get a 1942 Almanac which has been sounding for sev­ times overcome certain types of eral minutes, bangs down the hood sterility in cattle. and begins kicking the tires. The precautions necessary in. hu­ (Bell Syndicate—WNU Service.) m an transfusions are also necessary in treating animals. With animals, Alert State Policeman as with human beings, the blood is L E T U S D O seldom transfused directly from one Saves Wind-Blown Pie body to another. It is usually drawn BETHEL, CONN.—N o problem is into a sterile container before be­ *I too minute for the attention of the ing injected into the sicli animal. YOUR JOB PRINTING Connecticut constabulary. It is interesting to ' note that as * State Policeman Robert J. Mur­ # new discoveries are made in med­ * phy heard a woman's scream and ical science, they are closely paral­ * dashed into the home of Mrs. Joseph leled by similar findings in veteri­ Ijeo. He saw her 'gazing out the nary science. The American vet­ First war poster of the new World War, painted by the distinguished artist W e can save you m o n e y second-story window with a look of erinary practitioner is far ahead of James Montgomery Flagg, earrlea an appeal t o r a *80,000,000 w ar fund to aid dismay. Officer Murphy quickly other countries in this respect, and the victim* of aggression upon the United States and Its Island possessions. sized up the situation, and just as o n y o u r his advance in scientific research To aid the victims of warfare belnt Ia Iaunehlng the appeal, Chairman quickly climbed out on the porch is perhaps one of the -reasons why Davla said: roof and retrieved M rs. Leo’s newly waged upon America and her Island American livestock is so much bet­ "T hen are millions of oar citizens baked pie that the wind had blown possessions, the American Bed dross ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, ter protected from the ravages of who desire, today to demonstrate their from the window sill to the rain- has Issued an appeal for a $50,000,000 diseases and epizootics than the will to victory over the enemy. Not all K utter. stock of other nations. war fond. Chairman Norman B- Dails announced bom the national headqo&r. can he In the armed forces, and not STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BIU all can volunteer their services for I ters In Washington. humanitarian work, Dnt all can volun­ NOTICE! Ur. Davls urged men, women and teer their dollars to arm the Bed Cross HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. Rural Briefs children to give to this mercy fund Hxvinii qualified as Administratrix of to ha their representative at the scene of W. C J o n s deceased, notice through their local Red Oross-Chap­ of battle and distress. her by given to nil persons holding Cows make their best and most ters. These funds will support the Patronize your home newspaper I “Today la Ihe day to demonstrate minims xgninst ’h e e sta te of said deceased profitable production^ at from seven Chapter’s war work with the families- our high morale, our unity, our deter­ t

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VOLUMN XLIII. SVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA,'WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 1942 NUMBER 30

NEWS OF LONG AGO. Lookbg Aaoss Careful AbDuf I t War Time Prohibition. Little Stingers. Seen Along Main Street .ember back yonder when This newspaper, it will be recall From Tbe Yellow jacket By The Street Rambler. Wfcat Wat Happening In Davie Cenfiiry t-jennlngs Bryan and bis ed, was the first North CaroVna ItseemsthatFDR has changed 000000 Rev. Walter E. benhoor. Hidden! his firesigbt chats to “shoot’em on Before The New Deal Used Up .SSSK il,^jbblo|jge issue was the chief newspaper to crv out against the Fellow who danced until early I was born Febr mry 18. ifcJ«p’b£)fouversalion, even at the government going in the liquor the spot” talks. morning, declaring tbat a woman Tfce Alphabet, Drowned The Watauga county, Westeinti trockerbarrel convention at every business, especially to the extent of In a recent one be showed signs couldn’t dance all nigbt and work Hogt and Plowed Up The Carolina. I'll be fiftyifbree !P.grb^ry? Weren’t those the having legal grog shops close by of getting fed up on tbe trike busi­ all day—Gaither Santord driving Cotton and Corn. old on my next bijtfcday,. Fe®: 18. Otd da^sl When compared with our military camps that our young ness, When he said "defense cannot gray borse to buggy—Lee Bowles This means that J^SSve through a if afffict’today? men mav find it just as easy to at be hampered by the selfish obstruc. (Davie Record, Feb. 2, 1910.) crossing square wrapped in a big little more than halJ a c^tury. Tn !ht’iiie reckon that Bryan’s fond- tend military affairs. tion of a small but dangerous min. overcoat—Iobn Vogler leaving the W. A Bailey, of Advance, was one sense we think of half a cen­ itns did not include a five, A visit to Fayetteville, with Ft. ority of labor:;'leaders who are a court bouse—Mrs. Grant Daniel in town Monday on business. tury as being a Ipng time, bnt'sSK, piece compared of equal parts Bragg dose by, will settle once and menace to the true cause of labor.” looking over mail in postoffice lob­ John Naylor, of Cana, has small another sense to is very short. It .ilyer and copper, instead of one for all any doubt you may have on Labor leaders must be getting pret- by—Mrs. Roy Call drinking coca- pox, and be and family have been doesn't seem/ hut a little ^ jjle nickel, and three parts copper, this school. Recently the North ty raw when even FDR nofidCs it. cola—Miss Louise Latbam distrib. \ taken to the pest bouse. since I was a child playing we baye handled these parts for Carolina CLristian Advocate, of It is said of Mark Twain, that UttD g checks— NYA girls trying G. L. White, Cana mail carrier, my mother's knees It dbesh/t" iy years. Greensboro, the weekly periodical tbe first time be looked upon to keep warm in postoffice lobby— has had his bouse painted so nicety seem possible that over halfia/ cen- he “ nickel’.’ in these coins is of the North Carolina Methodism tbe old ocean ih all of its billowy J. N. Smoot shopping in dime store that it is injurious to one’s eyes in tury has come and gone since I ed for other purposes now, and 1 carried an editorial on ‘‘War Time splendor, he exclaimed; ‘‘Boy, she’s —Misses Helen Page, Vera Mae passing. first saw the light of day in 5 this the government announces the gov-1 Prohibition” and we like it.so well a success.” If Mark were back Ferree and Lucile Walker, walking ^ Glenn Cartner’s qorse scared at old world. : It almost seems' but etnment announces that hereafter that we would like to pass it on to here today and could look at the to school on cold morning—Phillip a big ball of snow Sunday and ran T yesterday since I went to school the five-cent pieces will have none our readers who perhaps do not ocean .of: New Deal doings for the fohnson carrying filled paper bag .into a wire fence and was badly in* the first day as a child, One can oflt. For all the good it is doing take that paper and so did not see past nine years, we are of the up Main street Sunday afternoon— jnred. scarcely realize that .it is such a it there ih that Kenfncky vault, it. It voices our sentiment in so opinion he wonljd feel impelled to Francis'Shore getting ready to leave A horse owned by Frank Mock, short sp ce of time from childhood ^government could form the gold many ways. The editorial is as remark: "Boy; she’s a failure.” town—Miss Rutb Davis trying to of Pino, bit' Pink Chaffin on the to old age. How fast time goesbyj ‘ * ?tl^ese needed coins, except that follows: And why not? warm at cold radiator—Two men bead the otheo day, It seems that my plavmates of "the and'when It decided to recall the In the first world war we had Civilian employees of Federal loaded with extra amount of beer Mrs. Oscar Rich, of Farmington, yesterdays ought to. be almost chil­ a(—there wouldn’t b- any. war time prohibition to conserve State and local government have on Satnrday evening—Miss Vir is uisiting her mother, Mrs. M. R. dren yet. But they are not. These |||A k long as money in any form grain and Ihe other elements that reached a new high of 4,168,000. ginia Dare Rivenbark reading in Chaffin, who has been quite ill for who are living have likewise cross# iys what the holder wants he go into alcoholic liquors. We also persons on WPA, CCC, and NYA hotel lobby—George Shutt carry­ spine weeks. ed the half century line. Manyot t much care whether it Is in set ourselves to restore the hurt projects and 1.944 000 iii tbe Army ing large portrait of Franklin D. There was a candy party at the them Lave grandchildren. Perhaps [florin ot seasbells or beads. He that comes to the armed forces by and Navy. TMa

First Meeting of War Labor Board CLASSIFIED AILIN WHO’S d e p a r t m e n t FILMS DEVELOPED Ben developed and 8 lustrous distinct fin­ b y Roqe ished permanent Velox glossy prints with NEWS one 5x7 enlargement. 35c coin. Bits I® Roger B. W Photo Berrieef Box 658, GainesriUe, Ba, I llP t By VIRGINIA VALE E n clo sin (Released by Westeni Newspaper Union.) A FIRE bazi THIS ARV GRANT, just finishing Pomp and Ceremony mon in rei “Arsenic and Old Lace” on -cellar stairs b C Nearly Floored Schivab to the second I the Warner lot at Burbank, a c e lla r fire th WEEK Calif., is expected ,to apply for At a meeting of the British Iron stairs would ct his final American citizenship and Steel Institute, Charles M. under side of tt By LEMUEL F. PARTON papers any day now. He wap Schwab was presented with the in burning out, ' (Consolidated Features—WNU Serviced preparing to complete his Amer­ Bessemer medal. It was a solemn room windows affair, m arked by much formality. for people traj fSJEW YORK--RandoIph Evem- icanization when England de­ Before introducing each speaker, remedy for ghim Paul, who is preparing clared war on Germany, and the . toastmaster intoned: “Mr. the moving of ^ fl th e tre a s u r y ’s n ew t a x p ro g ra m , is a stopped, figuring it as a slack­ President, your Excellencies, my distant corner ■suave, pleasant man with somewhat er act. When he informed the noble Lords and gentlemen—” er remedy is T • .I •- f t th e m a n n e r cellar stairs w i^H Ir Tax AathontyHas o f a kindly British authorities that he was ready The guest of honor was accus­ slow burning for any task they might assign him tomed to American business meth­ NoGood Word for d o c t o r w h o board, two or to, they told him to rem ain in Holly­ ods, but not to such ceremony. plasterboard, Taxation System “ wood. So he began dividing his earn­ When called upon to speak, Ib- is not nice Schwab repeated: “Mi-. President, I n addition to t^ H medicine but: we’ve got to take it. ings between the needy here and in fireproof or slo^H England; they got the $100,000 which your Excellencies, my noble Lords He has written probably as he received for “The Philadelphia and gentlemen—” Then mopping the cellar to much on taxes, and with as full Story,” and he’s donating $100,000 his brow, he exclaimed: “Whew, this door left o^H authority, as any m an in Ameri­ of his ‘‘Arsenic” earnings; all the I’m glad that’s over. Back home closure would reason it shou^H ca, but we can’t find he ever money must be spent here. I would just say, ‘Well, boys ’ ” said a good word Ior them. In weight to keep^H ■ ‘ «5 ~ stairs thus pr<^| his book, “Law of Federal In­ Loretta Young finally revenged come Taxation,” published in be confined to H her screen sisters who have had enough time to H 1934, he said: “It (taxation) is First meeting of the new National War Labor board. Among the members attending (seated, left to right): to take slaps in the face and well- an evil which is in direct propor­ vice chairman, George W. Taylor; Chairman William H. Davis, chairman of national defense mediation CHesr fight against it^B aimed blows in the name of their tion to the rate of taxation im­ board, and Frank P. Graham. Standing, left to right: E. J. McMiIlam; Matthew Woll; W alter C. Teagle; A. art. Sie caught Frederic March Hot W a tH W. Hawkes; Boger D. Lapham; George Meany; Thomas Kennedy and R. i. T h o m as. posed, and in these days of re­ bent over with laughter during a COLD Question: I sumed high rates it is more im­ scene in Columbia’s "Bedtime Sto- stoker in my portant than it has been for ing boiler, to w ^ | many years.” MISERY gallon tank fo:^B RSST—rub throat;chest,andback . We had suspected as much, and Eyes of Navy Look Down on a ‘Ward’ with Vicks VapoRub a t bedtime. With the const^B ’just now it is apparent that Mr. is there any cH THEN—spread a thick layer o f might explodeH Paul hadn’t seen anything then. He VaraRub on the chest and cover is a New York lawyer, with the with a warmed d o th . Answer: If y ^ | firm of Lord, Day and Lord, and for ter is a coil or H RIGHT AWAY, VapoRub goes to box of your b l ithe last four years has been Sterling work—loosens phlegm—eases lecturer on taxation in the Yale muscular soreness or tightness _ possibility, becH university school of law, previously helps clear upper air passages— formation of stH !having lectured at Harvard. It is relieves coughing. Brings wonder­ check valve o ^ | as special adviser to Secretary Mor- ful comfort and invites restful water supply IiH sleep. igenthau on taxation that he is now safe, because [H outlining the tax program. He was FREE-SCEDS WORTH JLMI For 7 the tank will H appointed to the post of full-time packages of Petunias, Zinnias, back up into th H ‘adviser on December 12 of last year, Marigolds, Sweet Peas, Candytuft, valve or meteH Mornmg Glories and Balsam just relief valve onH after past part-time service in this send nam e and address to Vicks, c a p a c ity . the pressure beH enough to m alfl He is believed to be wary of EXVS VICKS any prescription by which an LORETTA YOUNG lief valve shouH over-dose of taxation not only ter outlet of tH weald fail as an antidote for in­ ry” and launched a kick which not cold water inleH Come and Go! flation but might bring worse only deposited March m the gutter “It’s an ideal match.” ev ils. i but also left him with his face m a Question: P aH . “What makes you think so?” He is a native of Hackensack, mud puddle. To make matters good condition.H worse, they had to make four takes “Well, he has money and she smoke and sooH N. J., educated at Amherst college knows how to spend it.” and the New York university law before the scene was right—-which for cleaning itH school. He became a director of m eant four kicks, four descents into Answer: ScH the Federal Reserve Bank of New the mud for March. soap. You coufl York last June. In his treasury ad­ cJickled I of one or -twofl visory capacity he is a dollar-a-year George Brent had his first kissing sodium phosphH m a n . scene with Olivia de Havilland in Pink! / ter, for this chH the forthcoming “In This Our Life.” of grease. B a While they were making it Ann bottom and go H TT’S hard luck having a rubber And why? Be­ shortage just when we need rub­ Sheridan, who works for the same gin at the top H studio, was on the set watching, and cause he found water running H ber head lines. Pity the poor copy- there was a way to relieve that Brent seemed a bit bashful. “Go will make strffi reader trying to work in this one: aggravating gas, headache, Ustless- ahead, George, and give her a real taken out. FolH The tanker far below (shown in picture at left can feel somewhat safer now. It is under the watchful eye ness, coated tongue and bad breath, kiss,” urged Ann. “Just pretend He'. Trimmed to “ w L m l of the navy blimp squadron, an im portant adjunct of the V. S. navy which patrols the Atlantic from dawn to dusk. fro m which he had suffered, due to ing with clear H FittThoughName a ld u s L a m - Bight: the interior of Uncle Sam’s blimp roost on the Atlantic seaboard, with patrol blimps seemingly lording that Annie doesn’t live here any spells of constipation. He tried Flooffi it over the smaller training ships. The blimp squadron carries bombs and some machine guns. more.” A week later, Ann and ADLERIKA—why don’t you? It is Question: Flffi Cotdd Take a Cut Jje r tu s T j a r - da van Star- George were married. an effective blend of 6 carminatives ed and waxed B kenborgh Stachouwer. -He is the — and 8 laxatives for DOUBLE action. black with dirffi governor general of the Netherlands Brings Cheer For two musical misfits who ADLERIKA quickly reUeves gas, and cleaned before fl and commander in chief of all the Both Have Hearts in Right Place couldn’t get a break in New York a gentle bowel action follows surpris­ Answer: YouB Dutch armed forces of land, sea and few years ago because they eeuldn’t ingly fist. Takethisadalongtoflm —not water wffi jair which are bagging perhaps more carry a tone, comedians Bud Ab­ drugstore. the wax on thefl than their full share of Japanese in bott and Lon Costello are doing all with the dirt, tfl the opening encounters of the war right. They got their first good break None Independent probable that ffi by promising to learn to sing, and 'in the Pacific. No man is the absolute lord of gone into the fl succeeded as comedians while they with soap and fl His person has none of the re­ his life.—Owen Meredith. were learning. They’ve just made sary. Wax doefl dundancy of his name. He is their first record, and are prepar­ tection to wood! trim , fit, energetic and hard as nails. At 52, bine-eyed and bine- ing for their next picture, "Bio through. The bl R ita .” a blooded, a cold, precise realist, coating of shfl HFOR WOMEIfi before' waxing.fl trained in the world’s tonghest Gary Cooper probably wishes with school of administration,' he is all his heart that Lou Gehrig hadn’t an ascetic in his personal habits, Question: In been a left-hander. Preparing for I an abstainer from liquor and to­ QUJf/ room of bedbi “Pride of the Yankees,” the story of bacco—all this in refutation of If you suffer from monthly cramps, hydrocyanic ga Gehrig’s life, Gary is studying slow- headache, backache, nervousness the common stereotype of the and distress of “irregularities'*-* I have a formi fat bnrgher smoking a meer­ motion pictures of Babe Herman caused by functional monthly dis* how to use it and working like mad with Lefty turbances—try Lydia PlnEham 's schaum pipe. Vegetable Compoimd—famous for in g re d ie n ts. W O’Doul, trying to learn to use that relieving pain and nervous feellngB Answer: Do I The governor general of the Dutch left hand as if it came natural of women s “difficult dayB." Taken regularly—Lydla Pltifchamlg stances attemp East Indies has virtually absolute —*— Compound helps build up resistance gas, because ( 'powers. But five years is the limit We’ll be seeing a new patriotic against such annoying symptoms. breathe it woul i in which this dictatorial mandate Fcdlow labfil directions. WOBTB picture before the year is over. It’s ^ t b y in q [ ^ its use is perm may be exercised, and the crown, “American Cavalcade,” and will tell fumigators. I wary about dictators, may recall the story of Mr. and Mrs. America leaflet on the the governor general for inefficiency through dramatic historic incidents that I am sure or malfeasance. That’s how the can­ Radiant Sunshine and music. It is intended for Spen­ A cheerful look makes a dish a - which does not ny Dutch get efficiency in their co­ cer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn. g ero u s. lonial empire, with a check-rein and feast.—Herbert. —*— , a martingale on it. Refinishii Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt makes BKO Radio is going to film the Question: Ti The governor’s term was np her annual visit to Children’s hos­ story of General Billy Mitchell, the copper pots has last December, but the Dutch pital in Washington, cheering up the flying general who was court mar- and food that saw this war coming and con­ Maj. Bemie Bierman of the U. S. marines (left) who has generated tiny victims of infantile paralysis. tialed because he believed so. im­ comes contami tinued him indefinitely in of-* several Minnesota teams to football titles, is shown here ready to join Photo shows Florence Speis, seven- plicitly that planes were important pots be restore fice. At the same time, they au­ the Leathernecks at Quantico, Va. Bight: Because the navy already year-old victim, showing Mrs. to an army. It should be one of the Answer: The tomatically solved the problem has a Thomas HarVand also because this Thomas Hart of Beading, Pa., Boosevtit her toys while being treat­ year’s important films. per pots is tin. of full centralization of wartime is only 10, he will have to wait until Admiral Hart retires. ed in a whirlpool tank. —*— ing is difficult, authority, the integration of land It looks as if radio has another stitute would b and air forces and of industrial “God Bless America" in "They of the pots pit and military effort. Only on one Can’t Black out the Stars and This job can other occasion, in the first World Largest Mobile Gun Starts East His Biggest Bout Stripes,” a new song written by El­ shops at no gre war, has the term of the gover­ liott Jacoby, musical director of the RHEUMATISMS^ rage can give J nor general been thus extended. air’s “Meet Mr. Meek,” in collabo­ dress of one ii ration with Private Jacob Goldstein W N U -7 5—42 ■ F a in t The governor, born in the Nether- of Mitchel Field. Iand Indies, studied law, entered the Question: Ou diplomatic service, became gover­ Jimmy Durante, rated as a star brick. We wo nor of his native province., served by Warner Bros, since hie made ThatNa^ins? white, but my :at six foreign capitals, including white paint woi “You’re in the Army, Now’-’ and B a c k a c h e Washington and became president “The Man Who Came to Dinner,” you advise? ■ of the university from which he was says he will revive the famous com­ Answer: You ,graduated. His wife is a former Bfay W am of Disordered edy team of Clayton, Jackson and Kidney Action with cement ps !Baltimore girl, Christine Marburg, e d fo r m a so n ry Durante to entertain the boys in Uodem life with its hurry and worry. ■: the daughter of a former United army camps. Irregular habits. Improper eating and der to be mixec States ambassador to Belgium. drinking—its risk ot exposure andlnfec- tloa—throws heavy strain on the work R oof S: A knowing friend of this writ­ of the kidneys. They are apt to become Question: I ODDS AND ENDS-Betir Gnble end over-taxed and fail to filter excess arid. er, who spent two years in the V ic to r Jlfature are not to very good in and other iapnritiee from the Ute-giviag winters the sno\ Far East, tells me that Gover- Foift “I ITafce V p Screamtitgi1* b u t Ifcejfra blood. - damaged the si Yon may suffer nagging backache, nor Staehonwer has achieved a trying again in “White Collar GirV . . . headache, dizziness, getting nights, the house. V miracle of organization and dis­ The bombing scenes of “Captains of the leg pains, swelling—feel constantly Where can sn tired, nervous, all worn out. Other signs- cipline in pulling together the Clouds" were hard on Brenda Marshall, of kidney or bladder disorder are some­ ta b le d ? European and Enratian Hol­ whose father is manager of a large sugar times burning, scanty or too frequent Answer: Sn! landers and Indonesians. “And,” plantation in the Philippines . . -. R o b o t urination. Tly Doan f9 Pith. DoaiCt help the - heavy copper my friend added, “the natives ^ Taylor and Norma Shearer, last seen to­ m m kidneys to pass off harmful excess body through most s are with him. That’s going to gether in “Escape ,” will be leaned ro­ waste. They have bad more than half a . - century'of public approval. Are reeom* • ers’ supplies an be important in this war. Iffiey mantically in “Love Me NoC . . . S p eech mended by grateful users everywhere. • Private- Joe Lonis puts on his experts declare that Spencer Tracy can Ash pour noxgkborl vent staining o have organized Jnngle armies of The giant 240-millimeter portable howitzer built in a Milwaukee fac­ army bfogans at Camp Upton, L. I., pick up any accent and speak like a native from copper di their own and they’re going to tory is shown as it was being‘prepared for its trip east to the ordnance as he begins army life routine. The in several hours . . . 20 th Century-Fat be hard to take. The governor proving grounds at Aberdeen; Md. The howitzer is the largest fully thin coat of var champ entered the army day after h a s a ttory far Pat O’Brien that he Ukes has been tough but he has been mobile gun ever built. ' ’ . he pinned back ears of Bnddy Baer. applied with a c fair and he is no tyiWnt.” —“Calling MamHe-T D o a n s P il l s THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C. FIRST-AID SIFIED to the IMPROVED TMENT AILING HOUSE UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL UNDAYI De v e l o p e d CHOOL L e s s o n ■ f ? lus*‘ 0us distinct ftn- S SEWING CIRCLE byRotrer B. Whitman By HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST, D. D. Efirtfnent. gIessy 35c p^ints coin, Wfth m ts Of The Uoody Bible Institute of Chicago. I s 5*>G, GainesTlUev f a . (® Roger B. Whitman—WNU Service.) Released bywestern-Newspaper Union.) Enclosing Cellar Stairs they are fastened directly in bade A FUtE hazard that is quite com- and the wide side pieces give your Ceremony mon in residences is due to ihe Lesson for February 15 dress full protection. cellar stairs being under the stairs • • • Ired Schtvab . LesstKi subjects and Scripture texts se* to the second floor. In the event of !ected and copyrighted by International Barbara B d l Pattern No. ISlII-B Is de­ a cellar, fire the draft up the cellar Council of Religious Education; used by signed for sizes 14, IS. 18, 20; 40. 42. and I of the British Iron permission. . ’ 44. Corresponding bust measurements 32, stairs would carry the flames to the 34, 36, 38, 40. 42 and 44. Size 16 <34) re­ Jtitute, Charles M. under side of the stairs above, which quires 2 yards 35-inch material. 5 yards presented with th e THE HEALING MINISTRY in burning out, would leave the bed­ I OF JESDS trimming—ric-rae or bias told. Send your Jal. It was a solemn room windows as the only escape order to: ■by much formality, for people trapped there. The best LESSON TEXT—2:1-12. SEWING CUtfXE PATTERN DEFT. ping each speaker, remedy, for this condition would be GOLDEN TEXT—Jesus . . . was moved Room 1324 I r intoned: “Mr. with compassion toward them, and he headed 311 W. Wacker Dr* Chicago the moving of the cellar stairs to a !heir sick.—Matthew 14:14. f Excellencies, m y distant comer of the cellar. Anoth­ Enclose 2D cents in coins for Id gentlemen—” W er remedy is the enclosing of the Man is more than a body. He is Pattern No...... Size...... I honor was accus- cellar stairs with fireproof or at least Ican business meth- made up of body, soul, and spirit. Nanie ««<••«•«»•««»«••««»•««*»«••>««• slow burning materials; asbestos In a physical world where he is so Address ...... Io such ceremony. board, two or three thicknesses of Ipon to speak, Mr. much in touch with physical na­ plasterboard, or something similar. ture, and the needs of his body are Id: “Mr. President, In addition to this, there should be a Ie s 1 m y noble Lords so much before him, he is prone fireproof or slow-burning door from to forget that there is within a spir­ ” Then mopping the cellar, to . the enclosure. With claimed: “Whew itual nature which is his real self. . this door left open, however, the en­ God is interested in both the lover. Backhome closure would be useless. For this ■, ‘Well, boys ” physical and the spiritual side of reason it should have a spring or man. He provides all that we need weight to keep it closed. With the for our bodies, and above all, He LHdng One’s Doty stairs thus protected, a fire would meets the all-important spiritual The secret of happiness is not be confined to the cellar for a long hunger of man’s inner being. We in doing what one likes, but in lik­ WST enaugh.time to organize an effective Iavitatioii to Dinner—Tasty Onion Soup find the Lord Jesus in our lesson ing what one has to do.—James M. fight against it. (See Recipes Below) graciously touching both spirit and Barrie. Hot Water Belief Valve body of the palsied man in response SOLD Question: I have just installed a Let’s Serve Soup to the faith of his friends. stoker in my hot water house heat­ This Week’s Menn ing boiler, to which is attached a 30- I. Faith Brings a Double Need to So You're wALL ISERY Something hot, something to warm Christ (w . 1-4). A Tocfccxed OUtlUdaO modi I M sat, chest, andback gallon tank for running hot water. up the system and something to stir •Onion Soup ia(fcnlll« Tottniyl • oRub at bedtime. With the constant heat of the stoker, the appetite into Meat Loaf Baked Potatoes This faitli-stimulating story faces InA a* ICTU Itn ilk and O d u m Ia thick layer of is there any danger that the tank action so it can Julienne Beets us first with Im mm yiHiliewrn'ttV T piititfifffrHtt - T - - he chest ana cover might explode? enjoy the meal it­ Qoverleaf Rolls, Butter and Jam I. An impossible Situation. In­ wjy Ibod^ The Vitaaan B I and In a in ■doth. Answer: If your source of hot wa­ self—this is soup. curably afflicted and helpless phys­ VlNOL help* pnxnote appetite. Get plea* ter is a coil or a knuckle in the fire-, Orange-Pineapple Salad ically and far more deeply afflict­ VINOL Croaa your draggiat. VaMRub goes to Good companion Chocolate Peppermint Tarts ■ phlegm—eases box of your boiler, explosion is a to a dinner on ed spiritually, this man had no one ss or tightness— possibility, because of the possible cool nights or Coffee Tea Milk who could heal, his body ajjd restore Less Boasting jer air passages— formation of steam. If there is no main dish for a luncheon, this is the *Redpe Given. his soul. Apart from the power of The less people speak of their, Bg* Brings wonder- check valve or meter in the cold reputation soup has acquired. So God in Jesus Christ his situation greatness the more we think of it.- |d invites restfal water supply line, you will be fairly give a lift to your meals and get the salt and pepper. was hopdess, and thus he may well —Bacon. safe, because pressure developed in appetites off to a brisk start. These CUcken Bouillon. . typify every one of us except- for ORTH SLOOI For 7 the tank will cause the water to savory soup recipes will help you: (Serves 8) the grace of‘ Christ. fetunias, Zinniasr back up into file main. With a check 3 to 4 pound stewing chicken Furthermore, his circumstances It Peas, Candytuft, •Onion Soap. 1 5 1 8 B ft and Balsam just valve or meter you should put a t (Serves 4 to S) 2 chicken feet were such as to make it impossible O H S l i M S I !address to Vicksr relief valve on the tank to release 2 slices bacon, cubed 3 to 4 quarts boiling water for him to get to Jesus, who was Pain goes quick; coma the pressure before it becomes high there in his city. Even when his speedily removed when 4 sweet Spanish onions 3 stalks celery or 14 cup diced T~\0 YOU like to sew? Thenhere you use thin, poothfng, enough to make trouble. This re­ 2 tablespoons flour celery root four friends came. to his hdp and CtMhfcmtrrg Dr. 8choU*S lief valve should be on the hot wa­ I quart milk 1 onion, sliced bore him to the house where Jesus is a grand new pattern to try 7Jno-pada. Trytfaeml □ ter outlet of the tank; not on the Salt and pepper Salt and pepper was, they could not enter because of your talents on—an apron which Is cold water inlet. Stalebread Nutmeg the crowds. So a journey begun in as simple to make as ABC! Pat- D-rSchoIls lan d Go! Soiled Paint hope was evidently, to close in de­ ' tern No. 1518 -B shows too, an J match.” Grated American cheese Clean chicken and cut into small apron which is different, slender­ Question: Paint on our house is in , Fry cubed bacon slowly over low pieces. Scald chicken feet. Skin and spair. But wait, these men had I you think so?” good condition, but is darkened by 2., An Vndeniable Faith. “Where izing, unusually becoming and as Earned Glory money and she heat, stirring constantly until fat is remove nails. Pour boiling water efficient as a modem kitchen! The Whoever serves his country well smoke and soot. What can we use extracted. Lift out crisp bacon bits over chicken, feet, celery and onion. there’s a will there’s a way.” Where lend it.” for cleaning it? there is faith the obstacles may be shoulder straps continue as side has no need of ancestors.—Vol­ and set aside. Place thinly sliced Cover and simmer about 3 % hours. panels and end as good sized, taire. Answer: Scrub with any mild onions in pan with some of bacon Remove chicken, strain, stock and surmounted. Having begun a good’ soap. You .could also use a solution work they persevered in it. properly placed pockets—and the fat and saute until dear and ten­ season. The chicken may be used side panels are so shaped that they of one or -two tablespoons of tri­ der. Sprinkle flour over onions, creamed, in casseroles or wherever Had these men been., bound by ,•BHBSKSSr* sodium phosphate in a pail of wa­ blend, add milk and crisp bacon. cut, cooked chicken is called for.. convention or custom they- would give a wonderfully slenderising ef­ ter, for this chemical is destructive never have put their friend at Jesus’ fect right where you want it most Stir constantly over direct heat or Lentil soup has long been among —at the waistline! of grease. Begin washing at the cook in double boiler until soup the high-rank­ feet. They did try to make a proper bottom1 and go upward. If you be­ thickens slightly. Season with salt ing favorites. Be­ entry through the door, but it was Side sashes hold the apron firm gin at the top and work down, dirty and pepper. Serve in soup plates blocked. The way to Jesus is often across the front, tie smartly in cause it has sub­ back. The straps stay up because by to relieve that water running over the dry paint with croutons made by toasting stale stance subh as the closed, by some custom, ..a yain |headache, UstIess- will make streaks that cannot be bread, in oven. Sprinkle grated lentils them­ philosophy, or a religious ceremony. MOTHER uo and bad breath, taken out. Follow by thorough rins­ cheese over bread just before serv­ selves, meat or Let us, like : tHese believing men, suffered, due to ing with clear water. ing. even sausage, it’s open the roof if.-necessary^to bring i?*l -give i»*l ation. He tried Floor Cleaning Flavor's the important thing in our needs and' our-: ne&ly friends to I ASK AfC excellent served Him. 9 7] YOUR child doa’t you? It is Question: Floors that were sand­ soup, and you’ll know just to what as a main dish, same expert care used when ! ot 6 carminatives ed and waxed are not marked, but extent when you try: especially for Although TO^Qtioiv is made only, of ANOTHER : DOUBLE action. black with dirt. How can they be fiie palsy of t|jis in an, iris probable Split Pea Socp. Sunday night \ A General Quiz : ? Ily relieves gas, and cleaned before rewaxing? (Serves 6 to 8) suppers: that both he and they knew that his jon follows surpiis- Answer: You can use liquid wax 1 cup dried split peas Lentil Soup. need was for a double cure, for he iis ad along to the —not water wax—which will soften was yet in his siris. The Qaestions QinimER 2 quarts cold water (Serves 6 to 8). the wax on the floor and permit it, Ham bone with a .little meat on it They brought him to Jesus, where 1. What city is called the Cjty with the dirt, to be wiped up. It is 2 cups lentils their - of Magnificent Distances? % small onion 3 quarts cold water Jependent probable that some of the dirt has Salt and pepper 0 . Faith Receives a Double Re­ 2. What is subsilver? gone into the wood, and washing 2 pounds brisket of beef or ham 3. Crystallized fine grained lime CtTCH absolute lord of ward From Chriit (yv. 5-11). At the first sign of a cheatcom cold—ths Soak peas overnight, drain and bone Ieredith. with soap and water may be neces­ cover with the cold water. Heat to stone is called what? Quintuplets’ throats and chests a n sary. Wax does not give much pro­ 1 stalk celery, diced Immediately Jesus “saw their 4. What metal has the highest rubbed with Musterole — a product boiling point,add onion and ham 2 onions, cubed faith” (v. 5), just as, He always made especially to promptly relievo tection-to wood, because dirt will go bone. Simmer 2 to 3 hours or until melting point?. through. Thekarewoodshoiddhave 2 tablespoons fat does. , God is on the lookout for faith 5. American aircraft carriers the DISTRESS of colds and resulting tender. Remove ham bone and sea­ 2 tablespoons flour and is-quick to reward it. The two­ bronchial and cronpy coughs. a coating of shellac, varnish or sea? son. Serve with crisp toast. are named after what? Husterole sires such wonderful re­ FOMEN^ before1 waxing. Salt and pepper ' 51 v fold need here Brought a double 6. What is the motto of the U. S. sults because it’s UOBB than an ordi­ If you’re having a rather heavy Pick, over lentils, wasfi.ahd soak' blessing. \ . ' J. nary “salve." I t helps break up local Fnmigation meal and are considering omitting overnight in cold water. Drain, cov­ 1. Spiritual Cleansing. The man’s . marine corps? congestion. Since Musterole is used on Question: In trying to rid my bed­ the soup, don’t er with cold water, and cook with -physical affliction thus proved to be the Quints yon may be sure yon’re us^ V. room of bedbugs, fumigation with forego the pleas­ his greatest blessing, for it brought J l monthly cramps, file meat for 1% hours. Add celery The Answers in J STRENGTHS: cfiildren’s_Mild lich e, nervousness hydrocyanic gas was recommended. ure of having a and onion and cbok"for 2 hours. him to Jesus, who cleansed-him of 1. Washington, D. C. Musterole. Also Begolar and Extra I “ irregularities •*— I have a formula, but do not know light, clear soup Btend melted fat .and,flour, season, all unrighteousness. If he. had not Strength for grown-ups who prefer pnal monthly dls- how to use it or where to get the 2. Subsilveriis a term used by a stronger product. All drugstores. Lydia Pinkham 'fl because it’s just then add Wi cups stock and cook tiri* been palsied he might nevefc"have ! the U. S. treasury to denote small Jund—famous lor ingredients. Will you inform me? the thing for til thick, ^dd rest , of stock and met the Lord. Suffering, then, may I nervous feelings Answer: Do not under any circum­ silver coins: half dollars, quar­ alt days.” heartier meals. Here’s a soup that serve with 'a slice‘Cf rye breads lie a means of grace. Thatismore ters and dimes. —Lvdia PlnkbamlB stances attempt to use hydrocyanic can be made in advance and heated sprinkled with cheese. arid toasted than a pious platitude, for, it has build up resistance gas, because of its deadliness. To just .before serving. Its excellent 3. Marble. - MUMOiE Loying symptoms, until the. cheese is melted. Lentil' been proved repeatedly in'the'exist- 4. Tungsten. fcttona. WORTH breathe it would be fatal. In cities flavor is inspired by a careful com­ soup is good also with smoked'sau­ ience of men and women. its use is permitted only by licensed 5. Famous 'fighting ships and bination of seasonings. sage or frankfurters in place of the Certain scribes “sitting there” important battles. Poor Lenders fumigatprs. I am sending you a Oear TomaM Soup. (they were not doing a thing to leaflet on the control of bedbugs meat Usted above. 6. Semper Fidelis (always faith­ Great spenders are bad lenders. (Serves 6 to 8) Another good soup that makes a help) began to reason in their hearts ful). —Benjamin Franklin. Sunshine that I am sure will be helpful, and I quart brown soup stock meal in itself is this: DSep sea oys­ that Jesus was blaspheming be­ . makes a dish a which does not involve anything dan­ I can tomatoes ters are, especially flavorful fpr cause only God can forgive sin. gerous. % teaspoon peppercorns this: " Their theology was faultless 'SHd Refinisliing Copper Pots 1 small bayleaf Oyster Bisque. their reasoning Was logical, but the Question: The lining of our old 3 cloves , (Serves, 6) premise of their argumentwaswrong.. copper pots has been worn through, 3 sprigs thyme Only God can forgive sin, but Jesus 4 tablespoons butter 1 pint oysters and food that stands in them be­ IH cups water is God, something which they in comes contaminated. How can thr> 2 sprigs ’ parsley Salt and pepper their wisdom did' not realize or ac­ pots be restored to usefulness? % cup each onion, carrot, celery 2 cups milk.. ' cept. Iim tMlENYoO Answer: The usual lining of cop* % cup raw ham, diced . % cup dry bread crumbs We (especially- young people in per pots is tin. The process of lin­ Salt and pepper I tablespoon butter school) should be careful that the BMGATHOME\ ing is difficult, and an excellent sub­ Cook onion, carrot, celery and I-tablespoon flour fluent smoothness of some unbeliev­ H p m i m tTHC] stitute would be to have the inside ham in butter 5 minutes. Add I onion, chopped fine ing philosopher’s logic does not lead, of the -pots plated with chromium. tomatoes, peppercorns, bayleaf, o N t y y s n s r 'tessedRetietL I stalk celery, chopped fine us astray, and away from God’s This job can be done by plating doves, thyme .and parsley. Cover I sprig parsley, chopped fine ; truth. it shops at no great expense. Any ga­ and cook slowlyl hour. Strain care­ Note also the solemnizing thought MifiHALLmsii a rage can give you the name and ad* fully, add hot stodc and season with Cook oysters in their own watei and liquor until they curl. Add on­ that Jesus, knew what they were V l T A t i m 19 I jih iii.fci.Jtfc 1.4 dress of one in your neighborhood. thinking ini^ i t re­ ' oTSS&v** 5—42 ion, cdery, parsley and simmer gen­ • Paint for Bricks tly for -20 minutes. Scald milk, add member that “aU things are naked flGSCHmi Question: Our house is rough red. Lynn Says: and opened -urito the eyes of him t i e brick. We would like to paint it bread crumbs and cook for 15 min­ with whom ,we.have to do” (Heb. white, but my husband- thinks that Good soups deserve attractive utes in double boiler. Put mixture 4 :13). What does He see .when He' white paint would not last. What do accompaniments. Here are some through a sieve. Melt butter, blend looks into our hearts? you advise? popular ideas: in -flour and seasonings. Add milk The challenge of these questioning Answer: You will get good results Thin slices of lemon, chopped and crumb mixture. Rub oysters scribes is met . by If Disordered - parsley, thin slices of avocado, through a sieve and add to milk Jr Action with cement paint, which is intend- mature. Serve with soda crackers. 2. Physical Healing. Forgiving - ed for masonry. It comes as a pow­ slightly salted whipped cream, sins Was harder than heeding the *Per Olce: VRomia A—3100 Umis lin t.) VHmiii Bt-ISO Ooiis B its hurry and worry, toasted almonds. Quick soups may' be concocted Bnproper eating ana der to be mixed with water. body, but these enemies of Jesus VBoaihi D— 400 Units (A t) VBiwta 0 -4 0 -5 0 Units (SB. B u r.) I f exposure and infee* In the bread line you can really from cans. Hete are some combi­ Vitamins Bb D aod G sie not appreciably lose in the oven; v strain on the work Boof Snow Guards; \ do a lot ot tricks, such as cutting nations guaranteed to please: lived so much in the realm of the fty are apt to become Question: During the last two physical that He had to give them I >.. the? go oght into che brad. I to filter excess add. the bread into fancy shapes with I can tomato; soup, I can pea p Irom the life-giving winters the snows sliding off the roof a demonstration: of His almighty damaged the shrubs and trees near a cookie cutter, then toasting and soup power which they could see. It was nagging backache, sprinkling' on soup before serv­ I can tomato soup, I can chick­ a gracious'thing for Him "to do, and I , getting up nights, the house. What can be done?. en soup Bg—feel constantly _ Where' can snow guards be ob- ing. Rings (made with doughnut perhaps necessary in those early MERCHANTS worn out. Otber eigne jcutter), animal shapes, hearts, I can chicken soup, I can cel­ days of His life and ministry. Kr disorder are some- tained? stars and diamonds are popular.' ery soup Iity or too frequent Answer: Snow guards made of Cheese sticks are good too and I can consomme, I can tomato Today, with all. the lieht- of his­ Your Advertising Dollar |*. Doarfa belp the: heavy copper wire can be bought are made by sprinkling grated juice tory upon the work of Goa, we need- Jharmfui excess body to beware that we do not sit in buys something more than space and circulation in lad more than half a . - through;most shops handling roof-' cheese on bread strips, broiled I can chicken soup> I can mush­ jpproval. Are recoin- - ers’ supplies and materials. To pre­ the seat of the scornful and demand the columns of this newspaper. I t buys space and \ users everywhere.- and. served hot. room soup a physical sign before we will be­ vail: staining on white .house walls ’ Chopped chives or chopped I can tomato soup, I can as: lieve. God is doing great things in circulation plus th

i • • THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N, C. FEBRUARY 11. 1942. THE DAVIE RECORD, Thirty-Eight Davie Next The Day ; Lincoln Day Dinner. THE DA' On Monday, February 16, men A number of Davie County Re C. FRANK STROUD ■ - Editor.' Oldest Pap Boys Left Monday between the ages of 20 and 45 who publicans will go to Greensboro Live Poultiy Wanted! TELEPHONE have not previously registered will next'Satnrday to be present at the N o L iquor, Thirty-eight Davie County young register for military service Lincoln Day Dinner at the King Entered at the Poatofflce in Mocks- men left Honday morning at 10 Cotton hotel. Senator Raymond E. NEW S A R vllle, N. C., as Second-class HdI Registration of every man be We have recently completed a new poultry boute o'clock for Fort Bragg Those leav­ Willis, Republican, of Indiana, will matter. March 3 . 1903 . ing were: tween the prescribed ages who has not already registered for military be the speaker. He will be intro­ 30x60 feet In rear of our store. Bring your live C L. Clear, Robah Wilson Smith. R. 4 . a Mocksville v [SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Roy Lee West, R, 4, service is required and penalties are. duced by Congressman Leo Allen, poultry to us. We Will pay the following pncess ot Illinois. . The Young Republi­ ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE - * I OO Harold Harvey Hartley. R. 4 . prescribed by law for any who fail I. A. Jones, SIX MONTHS. IN ADVANCE - $ SO Colon UcCoy Spry, R. 3. to register. can State Convention will meet at STAGS . 1 0 r* boro, was in James Byerly Alexander, Coolee- Proclamation by President Roose­ 10 a. m., at the hotel. The state HEAVY HENS When you see a man setting his Pound 17c Pound . . . IUC lookingafters mee. velt on the third registration stated executive 'committee will meet at 3 watch by the conrt house clock you ROOSTERS Q0 Henry Lee Uarkland, Advance that men who bad attained their p. m., and the dinner will be held LIGHT HENS S. SgfBilV may know be is a stranger here. at 7 p. m. Several hundred Repub­ Pound . 16c Pound . . Cecil H. Robertson, Advance. 20th birthday on or before Decem­ days last wee licans from all,sect.ions of the state GETCASH FOR YOUR So far as we have oeen able to James F. Wagoner, Advance, R. I. ber 31, 1941 and who will not have LEGHORNS Mrs. W. F. Arthur F. Cope, Advance. R. I will be present. CHICEfENSNOWI learn, there is no sugar shortage in reached their 45th birthday on Feb­ Pound . 14c S1Treet. Walter Carson Head, R 3. this town. The scarcest article in David Wjlson Koontz, K. 4 . ruary t6 will be required to register. Mocksville Circuit. this section are hundred dollar bills. The registration will be from E. H. Smit Thomas Frank Jones. R. 3. F. A. WRIGHT, Pastor in town Tuesd We haven’t met one this year. Clarence Woodrow Keller. R. 4. seven a. m., until nine p m. Bethel . . 11:00 a. m. . Teachers will assist in the regis­ Dulios . - . 7:00 p. m. business, matt Some of the ,politicians seem to Benjamin A. Cope, R. I. Advance. SMITH & SMOOT Uilbert Joyner Reavis,' R. 2. tration and the county school sys­ NOTICE — The Mocksville. Circuit will skin with us. think Senator Bailey should be de Iiavetheir 2nd Quarterly Conference at John Plowman, R. I, Advance. tem will not operate on registra­ P hone 175 Mocksville, N. C- Chestnut Grove, Feb. ISth at 3 o'clock Mrs. £am St feated this year. He hasn’t always John Foster Lagle, R. 4. tion day, February 16. Everyone is cordially invited. Davis JJj&pita agreed with the New Deal. Poli­ Kimbrough Asbury Smith. R. 4.. tics doesn't seem to be claiming the Albert Jackson Anderson, Jr., R .1 ported to be L attention of the public this year. James Clav Tutterow, R. I will be glad to There are more serious things to S ephen Oaks Markland, Advance Mrs. John S think of at this time. William A. Efird. Harmony, R. I. Travis C. Smith. R. I. Advance. Dull, of-Pino, No one knows jnst bow long it is William H. Griffith, R I. Advance rsesday attend! going to take the Allies to lick the Ray Johnson Walker, R. 2 ,. ing of Home Axis powers. Some say one year, Soe C'ouse Chagfn, R. 2 . some five years, and one writer Raleigh Allen Glasscock, R. I. Mr. and Mr even says it will take ten years to Clyde C. Byerly, Cooleemee. the proud pa SALE Ralph, Jr., put the enemy out of business. Gilmer Ellis Collette, R. 4. Here's hoping we can finish the job Carl Kenneth McDaniel, R. 3. Mrs. Kirkman within the next twelve months. William Otis Taylor, Cana. Harding Clini William V. Smith, R I, Advance. The quicker it is over the fewer Get your men will have to suffer, bleed and Joe Cephas Hester, Jr., U. 4 . Electrical Appl i a n c e s William R. McClamroch. R. 2 . Cloth 4J^c per die. Ben Ed Spivey, MocksviI le. Baby Chicks Hatchery, Fra William J. Elam, R. I, Harmony. The cost ot living continues to Due to shortage of copper and other priority materials mount by leaps and bounds Even Charlie P. Foster, R 3. Mocksville. Tommie Da the modest black-eyed peas are now Howard G. Hanes, R. 3 . Mockville which go into the manufacture of electrical mercaridise, BUY N O W Mrs. Ed Danie selling for u third more than they Jurors For March Court most items will not be available for civilian use for du­ is one of . Und- did onlv a few short weeks ago. ration of war. We recommend to any one in need spent several d Only the nabob can eat bacon and The following jnrors have been of electrical appliances that they borne folks, eggs these mornings. The price of drawn for the March term ot Da­ visit our store now and let us sup- - bacon has advanced from 15^3 cents vie Superior conrt, which convenes Mrs. R. M. per pound to 35 c-nts Despite all in this citv on Monday, March 16, SMALL APPLIANCES ply their needs.- To delay may mean S.’e Brown spe this, let us take courage and thank with his Honor, Judge John H that they will be compelled to wait York, where I the Lord that we are living in a Clement on the bench, and Solici- Our stock of small appliances cannot be until the war is over. Indications to purchase sp ford’s Departm free country. toi Avalon E. Hall, prosecuting: replaced at any prices. Buy now. point to "Freezing Ordersw on pres­ CalabaIn-L. R. Towrll, W. M We can’t figure ont why this ent stock any day. FOR SALE Koontz, J. C Chaffin, W. A. By- -IRONS -HOTPLATES country needs anv CCC camps now. McCormick D erlv, J N Click. -MIXERS -WAFFLE IRONS sell at a barg With plenty of jobs for the young Clarksville—Robert Davis, W -TOASTERS -PERCOLATORS Call or write men in mills and factories and on H. Hutchens, J. R Beck, G W. VACUUM CLEANERS .. E. T the farm, and with an army and -HEATERS -ROASTERS Anderson, L. M. Dull. Mocksville navy of three to five million men Eureka, Westinghouse and Apex Farmington—Albert Foster, Al wanted in the next year or two, it First Showing New 1942 Priced $ J 0*55 up A number of bert Howard, Harmon R. Latham, would seem like operating these were attending C. E. Leagans, Allen Soflev. camps wonld not be necessary. E asy T erm s week, among t' Fulton—Peter Wi1 Hairston, J, REFRIGERATORS They were created to give jobs to B. C. Brbck1 S C. Barnbardt, C. A. Hendrix, Au­ the poor boys whose parents were HOTPOINT and WESTIiVGHOUSE Patrolman Gib' brey Merrell, Alex Livengood, fr. in need, and who could not secure Terusalem—S D. Daniel, W. A W ashing M achines J. F.. Garw any kind of employment, or at least Factories are being converted into production of products Kirk. Scott Jordon, J. O. Messick, Apex, Westinghouse a n d Hotpoint. prominent Dav’ that is the idea we had. and manufacture will probably be discontinued for civL W. R. Painter. Factories ate now on defense work. A. Everbardt, Iian use. If in need of one, see us now. North Carolina Democrats arc Mocksville—Frank Sain, Jr., T Only a limited number of machines township farm TRADE IN YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR preparing to stage about half a T- Caudell1 W. Grady Boger, H available. Tuesday and d zen Washington b’rthday dinners B. Snyder, R. B. Sanford, Robeit Buy on Our Easy Terms office. in different cities on Saturday, Feb. L Smith. Priced $59*95 up 21st. It is said that the price will Shady Grove-Bill Potts, J. N. S. Bryan an be $25 per plate. The money Wiljr Nance, B. T. Browder, Noah Rob- LIGHT FIXTURES E asy T erm s Advance; R. i; no doubt be used to help pay off ,ertson, Charlie Cornatzer. of Center; W. the New Deal campaign debts that This is your last opportunity to get brass or J. C. Wilson, o tbose wbo left were incurred in the I940presiden. ^Collect Much Tax. copper fixtures. Replacement of our present BARGAINS Saturday. tial election. Just how many New Holt Barneycastle, county tax stock Will be made of iron, steel or wood. In Used Dealers who are not at the Feder­ collector, tells us that np to Jan Refrigerators, Coal and Wood, Electric, (NI Mr. and M al pie counter, will be able to pay 30th, he bad collected $71,069 69. If yoii are building, planning to build or re- and daughters this big price tor one meal, we are of the 1941 taxes. This is about . modeling this spring, select your lighting equip­ and Gas Stoves, Wator Systems, Vacuum Oak, Va , Sun unable to say. Thete will be few 71 per cent of the total amount of ment now from our show rooms. Cleaners and Washing-Machines. side of Mrs. Davie men at these dinners, is our taxes due the county, which a 10 Per Cent. Off Mrs. T. P. To guess. mounts to about $100,000. This critically ill. is a good- showing, with money On all floor, tables and desk lamps during th is «»lf» It is ont of order for Republicans ELECTRIC RANGES The fifth sno to' plan a campaign or make politi­ scarce among the - farmers, follow­ ing a bad crop year. about midnigb cal speeches during the emergency, WEST1NGH0USE and MONARCH The snow was but all right for New Dealers. Red-' RADIOS , Steal And Kill Cow W e can install only a limited number because installation Leading makes , . . Philco, R. C A. Victor, sleet, but all m Shirt Cam Morrison has alteady done. This is .John A. Johnson and son/ John, materials are not available except on priority. opened his campaign. Cameron I Westinghouse and General Electric. torv straight. has announced that he wants to go Jr., Negroes, who live near Smith TRADE IN YOUR OLD STOVE Priced $22-9bupEA SY TERMS to Congress from the tenth districts rove> were IodSe*! *n jail Thurs- Easy Terins Mr. and Mrs next fall He wanted to go to the day afternoon by Sheriff Bowden, Manufacturers are now making sets for government children have Senate a tew years ago, but a play charged with breaking,- entering and will probably soon discontinue them for civilian .Feezor bouse, boy by the name of Reynolds, de­ and stealing a cow from Marvin use. highway, to tb feated him by the biggest majority Smith, at Smith. Grove, some time N O M O R E TRADE IN YOUROLD SET NOW copying the R ever given any man in North Caro Wednesday night. The Negroes on Salisbury st Iina for any office up to that time. are only charged with stealing the ; We have reliable information from Washing­ Cameron is old enough to know cow, bnt leading her to .their home ton that galvanized pipe and galvanized tanks E le c tr ic a l A. T. Grant better. and killing and later burying her. will not be available. Place your order now for a patient at a If bond is not given, they will re. REPAIRING since tbe night Help Our Country main in jail until the March term BURKS WATER SYSTEM he was seriousl of Davie Superior Court. to insure galvanized tanks and galvanized pipe Repair parts for radios, motors, washers, vacu­ mobile wreck, During the present perilous.times fo r installation. v um Cleaners, and small appliances are difficult brought to tbe all true Americans are anxions to to get promptly. W ehave a good stock on here last Wedn help in the defense of onf country. New Teacher. TRADE IN YOUR OLD PUMP Farmers can greatly assiBt in Nat- Mocksville school !>o.ard has hand now and competent service mm, - friends will be ional Defense by growing more food; eIecret^ Mrs. Wade Dyson, of Cen- he is getting al and food crops. The Farm Credit ter, to fill the vacancy in Jhe gram, be expected. Administration will grant loans to all mar school caused by thedeath of farmers who need financial assist­ Miss Lucile-Horn: • ~ - Mr. and Mrs ance in producing their crops. Their CLINARD ELECTRIC CO. and family, M~ loan it secured,by Elrst Mortgageon and Mrs. Geor crops to be planted and interest rate G. W.MmkiPisitgt, Mocksville.K Q . j - The Leading Electrical arid Radio Stme ed tbe funeral is 4 per cent. The Davie Methodist charge will hold Mary Moser, Application may be filed in Office all preaching services on the war time. MAIN STREET-OPPOSITE WACHOVIA RANK WINSTON-SALEM, N. G at Lewisville B of F R. Leagans, Justice of the PmachiDg Sunday Feb. ISth atHatdisoo nesday morning Peace any day of the week from I p. at 11 a. m.. Al Salem at 12 noon. At Moser was a si" m , to 4 p. m„ except Tuesdays'. Center7:3 0 p.niSWerTime, ; - H. Hendricks, THB DAYIE RECORD. HOCKSVILLEt N. C., FEBRUARYU- 1942. IHE DAVIE RECORD. Miss Sallie Grant is seriously ill First Methodist CkorcfcfWatch For Announcement Later This at her home on North Main street, Married 55 Yean. REV. ROBERT M. HARDEE, Pastor, Oldest. Paper In The County following a stroke of paralysis on Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dwig- Week And Next Of Our Snnda/. Her friends hope that her gins celebrated their 55th wedding Sunday Sshool, 10 a. m. No Liquor, W ine, Beer .Ads. anniversary last Tuesday at their Morning Worship. 11 a m. CLEARANCE SALE life will be spared. Young People's Service. 6:15 p. m. home on Church street. Mr. and NEWS AROUND TOWN. Evening Worship. 7410 p. m. Of Our Tredendous Stock Of Miss Josephine Cooley, who is at Mrs. Dwiggins were united in mar­ Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Charlotte Memorial Hospital, is riage at the home of James Bowles, The public is cordially invited to attend C L.' Cleary, of Randleman, was reported somewhat improved, her on R. 4, on Feb. 4th, 1887. The all the services. Funiiture9 Rugs and Home Furnishings a Mocksville visitor Wednesday. friends will be glad to learn. Miss marriage ceremony was performed Cooley received serious injures in an I. A. Jones, of North Wilkes- by Rev. W C. Willson. Mrs. Dwig- automi bile wreck near Lexington gins was Miss Lovey Belle Bowles At Public Auction boro, was in town Wednesday on Jan. 16th. looking after some business matters. before marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Dwiggins have lived in Davie coun­ Princess Theatre L RL SWETT AUCTIONEER A. F. Cook, of Mocfcsville, R. 2, S. SKfBiIl1' Nail spent several ty practically all of their married was in town last Tuesday on his life, with the exception of a short WEDNESDAY ONLY Starting Friday9 Feb. 13,1942 days last week with his mother, way home from a ten days visit to residence in Winston Salem. Mr. Mrs. W. P. Nail, on Wilkesboro his brother, William Cook,, of near ••KEEPING COMPANY” 2:30 and 7:30 Each Day Dwiggins is 76 years of age, while Street. Keysville, Va., who suffered a with Fkank Morgan-Ann Rotherford Mrs. Dwiggins is in her 78th year. stroke of paralysis in November, E. H. Smith, of Harmony, was The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Furniture & Electric Co. but is improving some.' TH U R SD A Y an d FRID A Y in town Tuesday looking aftersome Dwiggins are wishing fo r them Mocksville, N. C. FREE PRIZES OverheadBridge business matters, and left a frog We suppose everybody turned many more wedding anniversaries, “LADY BE GOOD" skin with us. their clocks and watches up o n e and The Record joins them in hop­ Eleanor Powell-Ann Sothem Mrs. Sam Stonestreet1 a patient at hour Monday morning, but we’ll ing that they will live to celebrate Davis Hj^.pital> Statesville, is re bet dollars to doughnuts that they their diamond wedding anniver­ SATURDAY ported to be improving, her friends didn’t all get up one hour earlier, sary, 20 years hence. Roy Rogers In 0 go to bed Monday night one BUY NOW AND SAVE! will be glad to learn. Air Raid Wardens Ap­ "BAD MAN of DEADWOOD” hour earlier. This will meau that To those who are in the market for any kind of Mrs. John Swing and Mrs. Floyd the power companies will sell more M ONDAY an d TUESDAY Dull, of Pino, were in town Wed electric current. pointed. Electric Goods now is the time tobuy. Prices nesday attending a council meet­ Cbeif Air Raid Warden C. H. "YOU BELONG TO ME” are going up all the time, and it will be impossi ing of Home Demonstration Clnbs GET YOUR BABY CHICKS Tomlinson and Assistant Warden, Henry Fonda Barbara Stanwyck hie for us to replace our line at old prices Many from the Franklinville- Hatchery, R. L. Fry, announce the appoint­ Manufacturers are reducing their output of elec­ Mr. add Mrs. Ralph Kirkman are Franklinville, N. C. Barred Rocks, New Hampshire Reds and Rock- ment of the following Hst of citi­ tric appliances, and a shortage is bound to oc­ the prond parents of a fine son, Red Crosses from blood tested quick zens of the town of Mocksville as cur soon. We have on hand Ralph, Jr., who arrived Sunday. growing strains. Hatched.In the District of Zone Wardens for ser­ Mrs. Kirkman and babe are at the latest modern hatching equipment vice in the air raid division of the In Conservation Of under experienced management. Radios, Crosley and Kelvinator Harding Clinic. civilian defense program: Chicks are distributed by The Ran­ T i r e s Get yonr Tobacco Plaot Bed dolph Mills, Inc., Franklinville, N. J. T. Angell, W. P. Hendrix, Refrigerators, Maytag and Speed Cloth 4 c per yard, also Day Old C„ manufacturers of Dainty Bis­ Jim Keliv, Robert Smith, Jeff Cau- (Which We May Get) Baby Chicks at the Franklinville cuit and Excelsior flour and Ex­ dell, R. B. Sanford, Jr., Fletcher And Automobiles Queen Washing Machines, Hatchery, Franklinville, N. C. celsior poultry and dairy feeds. Click, Prentis Campbell, Craig (Whieh We Cannot Get) Kelvanator Electric Ranges, Foster. C. C. Camp—Lt. Vestal, We Request That Our Patients Tommie Daniel, son of Mr. and Large Crowd Enjoys Lonnie Dwiggins, George Hart Place Their Calls As Early In Mrs. Ed Daniel, of Jerusalem, who Singer Sewing Machines. man, Phil Johnson, E. G- Hendrix, The Day As Possible, That is one of. Unde Sam's Navy boys, Womaiiless Wedding. Albert Boger, J. S Haire, Hobart We Make An Itineiary And spent several days last week with Full Line of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks. Hoots. Avoid Extra Driving. A large and enthusiastic audience AU Kinds Watches and Jewelry. "Buster” Carter home folks. was present at the high school BLACKOUT WARNING (S ig n ed ) auditorium Thursday evening to 1. When yon hear a long, waver­ is in charge of our repair department. Mrs. R. M. Holthouser and Miss Dr W .M . Kavanaugh i.ie Brown spent last week in New see the Womanless Wedding,” and ing, 2 minute blast on whistles and fork, where Mrs. Holthouser went the beauty contest. The play was sirens, or see street lights flicker on Dr. A. B. Byerlp o purchase spring goods for San- enjoved by all present. Among those and off three times at 2 second in­ Dr. Lester P. Martin tervals, BLACKOUT and get off C. J. ANGELL nrd's Department Store, taking leading roles In the play Dr. W. M. Long were P J. Johnston, the officiating the streets. “THE JEWELER” FOR SALE -15-30 steel wheel minister. Rev. R. M. Hardee, the 2. Extinguish all lights visible Dr. S. A. Harding IcCormick D ering tractor. Will On The Square Mocksville, N. C. bride; J. H. Markhem, the groom from the air. Dr. G. V. Greene ell at a barg in to quick buyer. 4. If driving a vehicle, pull over IaIl or write At the conclusion of the play a . E. T. McCULLOH, fashion show was enjoyed. Dr. W. to the cufb and stop Mocksville, R. 2, Oak Grose. M. Long, bridesmaid, was award­ 5. Keep streets dear for emer­ ed the prize for wearing the most gency traffic which must travel A number of Mocksville citizens stylish costume. Mack Kimbrough, without lights. fere attending Yadkin court last bridesmaid, didn’t win a prize, but 6. Don’t smoke in the open. reek, among them being Attorney manv in the audience declared that 7. End of Blackout is signalled THE THRIFTY BUYER i. C. Btbck, Sheriff Sbeek Lowden, he was the best looking "lady” in by steady 2 minute blast on sirens ’atrolman Gibbs and others. the cast. and whistles. J F. . Garwood, of Cooleemee, Fifteen yonng ladies entered the 8. KiBEP CALM. prominent Davie Merchant, and G. beanty contest, wbich was spon­ Prepared by Headquarters Can Save Money A. Everhardt, well known Fulton sored by .local concerns. Those en. Fourth Corps Area in collaboration township fanner, were in town tering the contest were Misses Edna with Headquarters Third Intercep tor Command and the office of CL Tuesday and were callers at onr Lanier, Ozelle Hodges, Jessie May By Trading At Our Store office. uard, Marie Johnson, Alice Holton. vilian Defense. Addrie Mars, Geneva and Dorothy S. Bryan and Glenn Smith, ofGrubbs, Neva Markham, Nell Li- To Addvess Grange A full line of heavy and fancy Groceries, Fruits and Advance^ R. 1; C- A McAllister, vengood, Billie Ammons, Rnth The Iectnmrof the ShefBeId Grange has of Center; W. C. Naylor. R. 2, and Hayes, Sarah Wagoner, Catherine planned a very interesting Victory home Vegetables, Ship Stuff and Chickens Feeds. Hund­ J. C. Wilson, of R. 4, were among and Dorothy Gibson. Tbe judges program for the local Grange meeting at those who left frog skins with ns in this contest were Miss Gladys Cheshire's school boose Friday evening, reds of bags New Jersey Irish Potatoes, No I, $3.00, Feb. 13th, at 730. old time. The program Saturday. Gaskins, Mrs. James, a n d Mr. and speakers am as follows: How to be No. 2, $2.00 per 100 lb. bag. Frank Herbert, of the Cool Spring a good neighbor, Mn. Dmer Beauchamp, Mr. and Mrs. J. H Markham school facnltv. The iudges select­ The home garden, Mrs. J. D. Cleary. Flow­ and daughters were called to Red ed Miss Edna Lanier as "Miss ers and plants for the term home, Latta SEE US FOR YOUR SEED POTATOES Oak, V a 1 Sunday to be at the bed Mocksville.” B. Ratledge; a duet, Rev. and Mn. G. D. side of Mrs. Markham’s mother, Knox Johnstone was the director, Renegan The fertilisation of the n il Mrs. T. P. Tombs, who is reported will be discussed by Mr. J, H- Reeqe- of Furniture! Furniture! and it is needless to say that the BoonviIIe.. Mr. Reeee is District agent for Shoes! Shoes! critically ill. program was successfully carried the Farmetn Co-operative Exchange, and Work Shoes for Men and Boys. The fifth snow of the winter fell out from start to finish. The pro­ will also give tbe bistory of the F. C. X Bedroom Suites, system. Refreshments will be served by abont midnight last Weduesday gram was sponsored by the Mocks­ ville Parent - Teacher Association, Misses Novella Richardson and Locile Breakfast Room Suites, The snow was followed by a little Gaither. AUmembenara urged to at Men’s Rubber Boots sleet, but all melted, and no damage and a nice sum was realized. tend this dosed meeting. Better Buy Them Now, As Rubber done. This is printed to keep his­ Is Scarce And Prices Are Going Up. Wardrobes, Tables, tory straight. John F. Ferebee Notice of Re-Sale. \ Chairs and Rockers. Jobn F. Ferebee. 64. well known farm­ Hanes Underwear, Big Stock Blue Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hav and er of Clorksville township, died Sunday Under and by virtue of an order lldren have moved from the aftenioon, following a long illness. of the Superior Court of Davie Coun­ Bell, Kg Winston and Old Hickory When Yon Need Fnrnitnre :ezor house, on the Salisbury Fnneral services were held Monday af­ ty, made in the special proceeding Overalls-the best made. Buy them ghway, to this city, and are oc- ternoon at 3 o'clock at Eaton's Baptist entitled Mn. Elizabeth Graham Wil- before prices get higher. ComeAndLook Ove^Our Stock Pying the Ralph Morris house, Church, with Rev. Dallas Renegsr officiat­ iiard vs Gilmer Graham, et al.. the ing. and the bodrlaid to rest in the church Men’s Dress and Work Shirts, Salisbury street. bemeteiy. undersigned ^ commissioner will, on Mr-Ferebee issnrvivedby bis widow, Saturday, the 21st day of February, Hosiery, Ties. We Can Save You Money A. T. Grant, Jr., who has been one son, John, at home; three brothers, J. 1942, at 12 o’clock, m., at the court a patient at a Lexington hospital G.. Cana; A. M., Mocksville, R. 2; and W. house door in Mocksville, North Car­ F. Ferebee. R I; four slaters, Mrs. R. A. olina, offer for re-sale, to the high­ since the night of Jan. 16th, when est bidder foreash, that certain tract HARDWARE! HARDWARE! * he was seriously injured in an auto­ Noil, of Davie; Mrs. A. S. Deweese1 Coo- V * • leemee; Mrs. Kate Newton. Benoettsville, of land lying and being in Farming­ mobile wreck, was able to be ton Township, Davie County, North fl|g Line Small Hardware, Cook Stoves and Ranges, Heating Stoves, Radios, S, C- and Mrs. W. H. Collette, Cana. Carolina, adjoining the lands of G. brought to the home of his parents H. Graham and others, and more Big Line of Paint, Electric Toasters, Washmg Machines, Electric Irons, here last Wednesday evening. His Clarksville News. particularly described as follows, Farm and Garden Tools, mid Hundred of Othei, Items That Aro friends will be glad to know that to-wjjt: Needed In The Home And On Thii Farm. he is getting along as well as could Mr. and Mrs Ted Edwards, of Winston- A tract or lot of land lying in Far­ Salem, spent the week-end with home mington Township. Davie County, be expected. folks. N. C.. beginning at a stone, N. W It Pays To Trade At Onr Store Mrs. Maggie Lakey In spending this corner of Brick Store; thence Ehst Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hendricks week In High Point, the gnest of her sons, with thr public road 130 ft. to a and family, Mrs D. H. Hendricks stone: thence South 160 ft to the Ray end Phillip Langston. Bahnron line; thence West 130 feet and Mrs. G e o r g e Hendricks attend­ Miss NanEari Harkov returned to W. C., to tike Post Road, or state highway, ed the funeral and burial of Mrs. O. N. C., Greensboro, Thursday, after vis­ thence North 160 feet to the begin­ SMITH & SMOOT Mary Moser, 87, which occurred iting relatives here. ning. containing 20,800 square feet, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moore and little dau­ more or less. Biddingwlll start at R Bkesborn Street Mocksville, N. C. at Lewisville Baptist Church Wed­ ghter Shiriey Ray, of Courtney, visited re. $2 ,317 .35. This8fd day of Febru­ nesday morning at 11 o’clock. Mrs. Iatives In Oatksville Thursday. ary. 1$43. Moser was a Mster of the late D. Mrs.LG. Robeitt and ,Miss NanEarl . B. C- BROCK, Commissioner. \ , TT. of this citv. HatkeyvisitedinFanningum W ednesday. Phone 161. Moeksvitle. N. C. THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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San Francisco w eek and I IJUAfttfeRS'HOME Vance, even I SybD suspef AT s e m in o l a divines Joa BEACH .FLA. She pleads 1 VIAS ONE OF ' PinposefiiI SBiids and the two I THE MOST Great minds have purposes, oth­ dinner lnvitl ers have wishes. Little minds are I Now contl SUCCESSFUL tamed and subdued by misfortune; I OFTHE Jut great minds rise above them.1 E M TlR E —Washington Irving. SEASON Jcan felt I Sybil. “My I M l J*T Mtrkrr NOHD’fl LHBESl SEUEB B I IlO She explain! fiitfrtlf. lit. EDVittElM'-. AUO M TAltETt, Ita • Mt TAItITI1 Ma NONE FASTEN - NONE SUNEU \ has to look I But even| LALA PALOOZA A Good Listener By RUBE GOLDBERG find Sybil that night. ^ EVERYBODY’S RUSHIN’ AH, A GENTLEMAN OF WHAT DO YOU THINK OF I "It’s ah SOMEWHERE ANT LEISURE AFTER MY EUROPE? WHAT DOYOU •napped. BET WHEN THEY GET OWN HEART-THERE THINK OF AMERICA? HO HUM! Karl MiUl THERE ,THEY WON’T ARE VERY FEW OF WHAT DO YOU THINK OF CLOSING stood hat if KNOW WHAT THEY WANT US UFT WHO KNOW EVERYTHING?- DON’T TIME Our Own. . * "In that cl HOW TO RELAX AN SW ER-1 KNOW WE AGAIN iv N- We must not blame God for the ., night withoif AGREE, MY FRIEND fly, for man made him. He is thej When he I resurrection, the reincarnation of I furiously to[ our own dirt and carelessness.— you have to | Woods Hutchinson. to manage i There wed beneath Syh seemed to I through the! How To Relieve inged rooml working for| O Bronchitis fto quit ton Creomulsion relieves promptly be­ ■ The sisteJ Jay Markey Syndicate, Inc cause It goesright to the seat of the In the dimll trouble to hem loosen and expel her head ba| REG’LAR FELLERS—Wash Conunite ‘Chicken ByGENEBYRNES germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in­ “You’ve ma flamed bronchial mucous mem­ no right to I YER A Bir SMALL— I NO,SAU-BUT OKAY— TH’ IDEA IS JEST A MINUTE/ CAPTAIN DUGAN ■— TUATD KEEP'EM T WHATCHA MEAM-I branes. Ten your druggist to sell you Sybil smill T* KEEP TH’ OTHER BEFORE WE BESIN VLAY WE VttNT FROM SHOCfriW' I f o W l -I AINtt a bottle of Creomulslon with the un­ DIDJA EVER PLAY I LEARNIN' IS TH’ derstanding you must like the way It more amusq BASKETBALL J QUICKEST THING TEAM FROM CHUCKftT TA GOAL TENDER Y STKK BASKETS OKAjT. \ j NO CHICKEN/ to me to Iq Tlf BALL INTO THAT quickly allays th e cough o r you are BEFORE P r ' l I IS A T / T ’ TU’ r u l e s / VttSH-BUTYDLte t o have your money back. feel respon BASKET/ COMMITTIKl' A dad are gonl FOUL/ CREOMULSION I’d never foT — M for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis "I know, I quarrel aboi Honest Return She yawn! Every man should make up his , bedroom bul mind that if he e je c ts to succeed, “Then yoJ he must give an honest return for Karl MUlerl the other man’s dollar.—Edward ■ “No. I H. Harriman1 old, SybU, you or anyo The grand RAZOR BLADES ner chimed.! “Two-thirtf • ASK TOUR DEALER FOR THE • evading Syf CJ^LOJMjAllrtxSU OUTSTANDING BLADE VAUIE “We’d bettel you have to I MESCAL IKE b 7 s.i,huntley At the End of the Trail K S a K E N T “No. Totf WHOEVER OONE From now XLL POUjOW TUlS BLADES IFfiaAlS employed.” GOTTAGIT IT DRUG IT TUlS TRAIL AN* HAVE TU' uTAKlNC TNE COUNTRY BV STORM" “And you I SOME MORE WAY LAW O N 'E M KNOWN FROM COAST TO COAST job? Oh, no, I WHITEWASH • c o m a s CO M ram r • s t . lows. mo. • salary and ' not, Karl is I Corsican “Maybe s | Teacher—Joany, can you give snapped off f me Napoleon’s nationality? trust him.” Joany—’Course I can. IHie next i Teacher—Yes, that’s correct. at the Clubl o’clock. Ka| filled with EMINnTLET night was was unrufflel CONSTIPATION peccably d r| SLOW YOU UP red Carnatkf She was ITIMt Ntrk Nr.E ft When Iwm ls are doggish and you fMt irritable, headachy and everything you her best bla<| dots an effort, do as m illio n s d o —chew pensive soph 'OP—No Surprise to Pop FEEN-A-MINT, the modem chewing of dress Joa By J. MILLAR WATT gum laxative. Simply chew FEEN-A- prove. Heal M IN T before you go to bed—tle e p with* her only ornq I SHALL RS T MEAN - I SHALLi- I k n o w : thorough relief, helping you feel I a touch of I BVERLA STING LY N 6 V B ? '* I K N O W again, full of your normal pep. Ttr red lipstick.1 PERN-ArMINT. Tastes good, is handy INDEBTED REPAY and economical. Agenerontfamilyamgdy ance of a wo| TO YQXJ • '-iie-a1M y o u - looked her POI? sparkled a ss TH.1 S y FEEN-A-MINTT« behind her. P O P I “Good aft| Worthwhile Life murely. Let us endeavor so to live that Her emplol when we come to die even the evade issueq undertaker will be sorry.—Mark about your Twain. , something aH Joan rernd and smoothel 9 she fepUedJ right now. her job. Tl BeU Byadktft, lgt.) % CgLDS she worked (fuiekfy rfftSft Ka/. ^eughl U O U lD TABLETS was wlxy sh SAXVE humorV" NOSt DUOM COUCH DROPS He SAid it i 6 6 6 esty tnat Jod sat d'R.vn at I Some men In high places grow side Karl’s a! SPOHTiNG ounfOHS up to their responsibilities; others ed r sheet off just swell up. er. _ IS TUCKED UP FOR THE NISHT AND HEARS: A RUSTLE AT-THE DOOR,THEN Kflrl sudd| CARRIES ON A PLEASANT CONVERSA FOOTSTEPS TIPTOEING MMAY1AND “W-Mld it pl K ) ^ DhKfcmmTs Hog Powdor ■ shft will be a L. V BtockOWQrS Stock Pow dor . perienced gir HOM A WHISPERED CONFERENCE OO - THEN THE SLOW TURNINfl OF THE IIockmaiitS Poollry Powdar Joan’s eyea SIDE THE POOR AS TO WHETHER .011 DOORKNOB TOflETHER WITH SEVERAL Ritz Beauty . ■ NOT THEYD SETTER LOOK IN LOUD SHUSHES BIocIcmnptB PovHvy TabIolB wonderful!” BllicIfiiMibtB U co Hbvrdor shops in tod BIockmo iitB Dipt i t Dielofoctoot thrilled. L ''Of cours| HIGHEST QOftUrr-LOWESI OOBT "JPur sister BJKfitfACHON CPMUUngP sistance from. OfiYOUBMOHEYB&Cfc Viously dislikj BVT FBOU YOVB DEAtEB “I’m sure £ TIME TO POT ON HIS ACT OF PRE- very much,” I TENDtNSTO BE ASLEEP, AITHOUflH SSM?M h° ® thWeE BLACKMAN was sweet on HEFEaEXIKE UUSHINft AT HOW HE-SBEEN SMARTflROWIHIPS THINK THBT ARE ^IO C K MEDICINE CO, Karl.” L adopted theBHtzkrleg! But with a] tude Karl had sette and whd * THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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fa m o u s O u t 32-page booklet has complete dance instructions for men and women and gives footprint diagrams for the smartest steps Twmas WM-U-Ifckasa. —In the tango, rumba. Conga, waltz, fox. A f Sylvia Taylqb trot, Westchester, Lindy, Samba, Peabody, THE STORY SO PAR: Joan Leland, bionf Doubfe Mfxed-* shag. Send your order to: tested blend of pretty Kcretary to Artlinr Mulford, San lore. Huge double nanclsco Importer, is amazed and angry . READER-HOME SERVICE Il summer. when he unexpectedly discharges her 635 sixth Avenue New Xork City vf Mfred — Large, with two weeks’ salary and refoses any ing flowers with explanation. Xhe bewildered Elrl arrives Enclose 15 cents in coins for your • I n NR (Natme’s Remedy) Tablet* at the apartment she shares with her copy of HOW TO DO TBE NEWEST t M/xed—Oiannine DANCE STEPS AND VARIATIONS. there are no chemicals, no mineral* m for edgings ana sister Sybil, feeling thankfnl Oiat one of Ibenol derivatives. NR Tablets am iaUy fine colors. them stiO M s a position, only to he told Name ...... different—act different. Purely teaUHt by her sister that the beauty salon where Address ...... —a combination of 10 vegetable ingre­ 700 offcer H ow er dients formulated over 50 years ago. fable through your she' works, is closing op. Over the pro* Uncoated or candy coated, their actua ' tests of Sybil, Joan answers a secre­ is dependable, thorough, yet gentle; as for “Ferry’s De- tarial ad requiring some night work. The millions of NR’s have proved. Get a Ifld Plan" free. Complete fascinating proprietor, KarI Hiller, en­ Convincer Box. Larger economy sizes, toCL J garden. gage! her at once, at a salary of $50 per |RSE SEED CO. week and Insists upon paying her In ad- San Francisco Vance, even though she lacks references. Sybil suspects something sinister and “ l i l l w divines Joan’s quick Interest In Karl. ICANDT Sbe pleads with her not to take the ]ob Ieful Minds and the two quarrel. Joan accepts Karl’s Use a clean sheet of wrapping COATO |have purposes, oth- dinner invitation. paper to roll pies and pastry on. or REGUUBI Little minds are; Now continue with the story. It saves a lot of cleaning up later. MR TO-BtBMT; TOMORROW JItR IB B T |ued by misfortune; \ * * » rise above them.' CHAPTER IU rving. Wblte enamel can be cleaned Joan felt Karl’s irritation towards with turpentine. Rub with a cloth Striving for Justice Sybil. “My parents are both dead,” moistened in the turps; then with Our whole social life is lit ZST SELLER AT IN she explained. “Syb feels that she VO a dry cloth. - essence but a long,' slow striving 20« » 100 TABLETS* Si* has to look after me.” begin ... for the victory of justice over - NONE SURER \ But even Joan was annoyed to A teaspoon of flour mixed with force.—John Galsworthy. find Sybil waiting up for them later Diagram Explains Tango Steps. the hot grease in which you fry that night. “AU right! From now on I’m not saying another word. You can do eggs will keep them from popping. I “It’s almost two o’clock,” Sybil Jnst aj yon like, Joan.” XXTAIT! A tango’s not a hundred * * * ■ •napped. “What’s the idea?” 1 VV yard dash! A girl hates to Cut off the leg of an old stocking GIVE YOOR COU Joan his eyes were void of any emo­ Murdock. Tell your sister she can dance with a man who rushes her, THE AIR. FOLUM Karl Miller looked amused as he tion. start work Monday morning.” and stretch it over the new broom Apache fashion, around the room. down to a short distance above the DmECTMMS. SOOIHE stood hat In hand in the doorway. uGet that orchestra leader on the “Oh thank you!” Joan cried. “It’s DRIPPY MISERIES. r Own “In that case, I shall say good­ telephone,” he said. “I have some Lots of men do that who aren’t ends of the straws. This will pre­ so kind of you, Karl!” sure of their steps or how to lead. vent it from wearing out so fast blame God for the . night without further delay.” instructions to give him.” He rose, came around the desk. ide him. He is the j When he had gone Joan turned “Yes, Mr. Miller!:” and as Joan Are you? You could learn the and at the same time make it 1IWS “Has it made you happy. Joan?” steps from diagrams. better for sweeping. PBlEnHK ie reincarnation of; furiously to her sister. “Why did dialed the number, she found her­ “Of course,” her eyes faltered be­ NOSE1 nd carelessness.—' you have to say that? Fm old enough self more than ever intrigued by to manage my own affairs.” neath the steel-blue eyes. son. this man who had offered to help her Karl Miller laughed softly as he There were deep circles of fatigue sister. This strange enigma that beneath Sybil’s blue eyes. Her voice drew her into IUs powerful arms. was Karl Miller. Sybil’s warnings rang in her ears seemed to echo like a warning At six o’clock Joan decided to go but the pounding of her heart over­ through the old-fashioned, high-ceil- home for dinner. Izi two hours she ) Relieve inged rooms. “You’ve got" to quit came them as her lips blindly met could easily make it and she was his. working for Karl Millerl You’ve got eager to tell Sybil of her good for­ • • * io quit tomorrow!” tune. • * • . There was strange magic in Karl c h itis Her sister looked up in surprise Miller’s kiss. How long Karl held slieves promptly be­ 1 The sisters stared-at each other as Joan burst into the living room. lt to the seat of the In the dimly lit room. Joan threw her in that embrace, Joan did not loosen and expel “What on earth are you doing know. When he released her he put her head back defiantly as she cried, home? You didn’t by any chance gm, and aid nature “You’ve made Karl angry! You had a hand beneath her chin and looked eal raw, tender, ta­ quit?" deeply into the green eyes that were -MOCCMABLC* il mucous mem- no right to do that.” “Don’t be silly!” Joan cried, filled with emotion. ■ druggist to sell you Sybil smiled ruefully. “He looked HERE IS an outstanding Mend of 31 iulsion with the un- more amused than angry. “It’s up throwing her hat on, the table. “I “Oh, Karl!” Joan cried softly, but must like the way It have wonderful news for you. Karl before she could say more the office selected grades of choice Turkish and te cough or you are to me to look after you, Joan. I can get you a job at the Ritz Beauty iney back, feel responsible since mother and door opened and a man entered. Domestic tobaccos—made from the more dad are gone. If anything happened, Salon.” His eyes caught the little scene ULSION I’d never forgive myself.” Sybil was genuinely surprised. and. he turned to go. “Sorry, Karl! expensive, more golden colored leaves st Colds, BroncbiKs “I know, Syb! And we mustn’t “The Ritz? That smart new shop on See you later.” that bring top prices at the great tobacco quarrel about it.” Post street?” Joan turned back to her desk with She yawned and started for the “Nothing less! Isn’t it wonderful? flaming cheeks but .Karl Miller did sales. This finer quality gives you a mild­ ;t Return bedroom but Sybil caught her arm. Karl knows the owner. He’s going not seem embarrassed. “It’s all er, finer-tasting smoke, yet BaIeighs cost hould make up his . "Then you will quit working for to call her and fix it up for you.” right, Paul! Come on in. I don’t no more than any other popular-priced expects to succeed, Karl Miller?” “But it’s one of the best shops in think you’ve met my new secretary. Ii honest return for i “No. I will not. I’m twenty years town,” Sybil said unbelievingly. Miss Leland, this is Paul Sherman.” cigarette. s dollar.—Sdward old, Sybil, and I’m not going to let “Of course! Wasn’t it nice of him? Joan was forced to look into a you or anyone else run my life.” Honestly, Sybil, how can you dis­ pair of brown eyes. Their owner The grandfather’s clock in the cor­ like a man who is so kind? Imagine was tall and lithe. He had a quick BLADES ner chimed. his thinking about a job for you to­ smile, brown curly hair. It was a “Two-thirty,” Joan observed, day, of all days, when he’s so busy good-looking face, with its straight UNION MADE PLAIN OR CORK U PS I e a l e r f o r t h e • evading Sybil’s worried glance. with the club opening!” nose and square jaw. b BLADE VALUE “We’d better get some sleep. Don’t Sybil-was standing, by the win­ “I’m very glad to meet you,” Paul you have to work in the morning?” dow. “Doesn’t look like a very good Sherman said emphatically. “No. Today was my last day. night tor it. It’s, going to rain.” Joan acknowledged the introduc­ tion and turned quickly back to her i n C C SlnEta E d n . From now on I’m one of the un­ “Is that all you can say!” Joan f 'W ts 7 tor IOe employed.” cried indignantly. “Karl said may­ typing. What would this man think “And you expect me to quit my be, since you didn’t like him, you of her? Karl had said, “My new sec­ job? Ob, no, Syb! I’m making a good wouldn’t want his help. But I retary,” which implied that they had UNTRY BY STORM” salary and whether you think so or thought you would.” not been acquainted long. Joan told COAST TO COAST not, Karl is a gentleman.” Sybil turned,“ You’re right,-Joan! herself that she didn’t care what - ST. LOUIS. MO. • “Maybe so,” Sybil said as she I do need the job. You may tell Paul Sherman thought, .'yet — for snapped off the lamp, “but I don’t Mr. Miller that I appreciate it very some indefinable reason—she did. Irsican trust him.” much.” “Paul is my right-hand man,” lny, can you give The next day Joan Leland arrived Joan did not notice the coldness Karl said, opening a panel in the THERE’S A VALUABLE COUPON on the back of every pack of Raleighs. !nationality? at the Club Elite promptly at two of her sister’s reply. She was hap­ wall which revealed a tiny but com­ Coupons are good in the U. S. A. for your choice of many beautiful and pe I can. o’clock. Karl Miller’s office was pily unconscious of the expression plete bar. “He manages the club. practical premiums. Write for.the catalog that describes them. that’s correct. filled with baskets of flowers. To­ on Sybil’s face. You’ll probably be seeing a lot of PT LET night was opening night but Karl “How about dinner? I’m starved. each other. Have a drink, Paul?” was unruffled'behind his desk, im­ I have to be back at the club by The other sat down and crossed peccably dressed in a gray suit, a eight.” . his long legs. “A short one. I have [EPATION Sybil broiled the chops while Joan to get out front again. Things look I YOU UP red carnation in bis buttonhole. She was glad that she bad worn made a salad. good, K arl. . . What do you think of ; sluggish and you feel “I see you’re wearing your good Sie club, Miss Leland?” j and everything you her best black dress. It was an ex­ as m illio n s do—chew pensive sophisticated dress, the kind black dress to work. What’s the At the, unexpected question ad­ the modem chewing of dress Joan knew Karl would ap­ idea?” dressed to her, Joan started. “It’s nply chew FEEN-A- prove. Heavy silver earrings were “Why not?” Joan retorted. “I’m very nice,” she replied, dark lashes *18 Defease Snbici Sbapt go to bed—sleep with- sweeping over her embarrassed L—next morning gentle, her only ornament, and she had used making fifty dollars a week now and m ay new be obtained through elping you feel swell a touch of mascara, a dash of dark I have to look my best.” green eyes. She had an uncanny , ' Hnwish JLt WiIHaswann. Siwnl 1M — ur normal pep. T iy red lipstick. Joan had the assur­ “You didn’t seem to think it nec­ feeling that Paul Sherman was star­ Clock guaranteed by Balmgh coupons for each dollar ZZppe Pocket Ugbter of satin Tastes good, is handy essary when you worked for Mr. ing at her, conscious of her em­ Hammond. Bara wood panel* stamp.'Defense Stamp Alban, chromium. Wind guard. Plain generous family supply ance of a woman who knew that she 115-v. AC only. 7 incheejiigh. shown above, free on request, or three-initial monogram. ■■ • *M costs only looked her best. Her green eyes Mulford.” barrassment. She was so confused sparkled as she closed the office door Joan put the salad bowl on the that she. made three mistakes in one 10* behind her. table and set places for two. “You line. It was not easy for her to tun “Good afternoon,” she said de­ know how I feel about Karl, Syb!” emotion off and on as Karl Miller murely. she said in a low voice. “Why did. . She marvelled at bis coolness t hile Life as he sat on the edge of his denk or so to live that Her employer was not the type to make it hard for me?” evade issues. “I’ve been thinking “All right! From now on I’m not and talked to Paul, to die even the i “By the ,way,” Paul was saying, be sorry.—Mark about your sister, Joan. Tell me saying another ward. You can do something about her.” just as you like, Joan. Maybe it’s his eyes still on Joan, “Eric wants Joan removed her hat and coat none of my business, after all.” to see you. He’s in the bar. Wants and smoothed her black hair before Joan put an affectionate arm about you to meet some people.” she replied, “Sybil’s a little low 'her sister. “Don’t feel that way, “I’ll go then. Coming, Paul?” TlIMop Table. Matdwdbut- SfagleCoepactEnglish tan Clothea Mamper with Pearl Py- right now. You see, she’s just lost darling. But give me a little credit Paul finished his drink. “I’m right terfiywalnutcenter.Walnut leather. 3 gold initials. Cr xaUn lid. Airy. BanorabIo her job. The beauty shop where for knowing what Fm. doing. I’m with you, Karl.” borders. Marquetry inlay. double, silver and bronze. laundry bag liner. . OLDS she worked has been dosed.” not a child, you know.” Joan .was relieved when they had :kig w i t Ka/. ^ughed. ftThen perhaps that Sybil smiled as she turned back gone. She pushed back her chair B & W coupons are also packed wftfc Kool Cigarettes L IQ U I D to the stove but she said no more. and made no pretense of finishing T A B L E T S was why she was in such a bad TU N ClN Red Skelton and Ozzie Ndson every Tuesday night, NBC Red Network S A L V E humor;" -As Sybil had predicted, it was the letter she had been typings It NOSE DROVf COUCH DROPS He s^id it with such apparent hon- raining'when Joan reached the club' was thus that Paul Sherman found eBty tnat Joan was not angry. She biit the weather had not seemed to her when, he returned to the office sat d*'wn at her own small desk be­ affect business. Already : the first a few seconds later. high places grow side Karl’s and mechanically insert­ guests were arriving. The bar was She started guiltily when he cams Lonsibilities; others ed r sheet of paper in her typewrit­ crowded. Gay laughter1, .conversa­ in. “Oh, it’s you again!” er. - tion, tinkling glasses made an ex­ “You don’t seem too pleased to. Kftrl suddenly leaned forward, citing combination of sounds which see me," Paul observed, shutting “WTuld it please you if I could help spelled success for the future. Joan the door carefully behind him. “Bi* your sister?” v. felt a little thrill of pride as she as a matter of fact, I came bICINES i M1-*. Murdock, owns the. Ritz Beau­ and began to type. Karl Was not see Karl?” J j ck-A-Brik ty Salon. If I ask her," I feel sure there. Her mind wandered as she “Oh sure! That was legitimate, e g Pow der sh* will be able to use another ex­ worked. Only a week ago she was but when I saw a chance to slip 'IfsjdmpIe-Ifsfim1Juetthinkup Raleighs Ton have 133 chances to win. If perienced girl.” ✓ working for- Arthur Mulford. - Now away, I took it." His friendly smile alastlinetothisjingle. Makesure you send in more than one entry, tock Powder R Joan’s eyes were shining. “The everything was different. Life , had made it difficult to be. offended^ ■ it rhymes with the word “now.” And they pay your «1Mum— of winning will be ovltry Powder Ritz Beauty Salon! Oh, Karl, that’s turned a 'fresh page, which Joan felt -; “Well,” Joan asked'flatly, ‘‘What Write your-last line of the that much better. Don't delay... oultry Tobtets wonderful!” It was one of the best sure would be filled with adventure. do you ..want?” jingle on the leverse side of a Start thinking right now. , Ice Powder It must have been fate that she an­ _ Paul laughed, displaying even Bajeigh package wrapper (or a shops in town. - Sybil would be .facsimile thereof), sign it with * RKtpffea. . . $10000Msk Ip & Disinfectant thrilled. 1 swered Karl Miller’s advertisement. white teeth. “To talk to you. You yow faU name and address, and "Of course,” Karl continued, Fate that Mr. Mulford had gone out needn’t be so annoyed. After all, I mail it to Brown: & Williamson Secoodprin . , . 5000 c»k J IY -LOWEST COST I . originality and aptness of the line yon write. 44Jtiur sister may not want- any as­ of business and bean forced to fire am the manager of the .club.” ' Tobacoo Corp., P. 0; Box 1799, . Jodgest decisions must be accepted as finaL- IfeMpricb. . . .TSMetsk DN GUARANTEED sistance from me since she so ob­ her. Was there a hint of cynicism in Louisville, Kentucky, post­ . In case of ties, duplicate prises vrfll be I MONEY BACK. ' I viously dislikes me.” She was thinking so intently that his voice? “I’m sorry,” Joan said, marked not later than midnight, . awarded. Winners will be notified by SprinsslSULOO . $6100each YOUR DEAIEft “I’m sure Sybil will, appreciate it when be opened the door she felt trying to-smile. “I guess I’m nol . February. 14,1942. . Anyoneiriay enter (except employees of. 25 printer $5A0 .IKJM cask the color rush into her cheeks. And used to this type of work yet" You may enter aa many last Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp., their very much,” Joan assured him. “It lines as you wish, If they, are all advertising agents, or their families). AU 100 prim of a eartoa was sweet of you to think of her, she knew that bis keen eyes had ''!"That’s what I am getting at,” written on separate Baldgh pack­ entries and ideas therein beoome the prop­ ofMrigfet . . -JSfcM Karl." observed, her embarrassment. Paul said seriously. “How‘did yov age wrappers (or facsimiles). erty of Bibwn & Williiuhsoa Tobacco But-with a swift change of atti­ Karl seemed pleased. “Every­ happen to come to work tor Kar'. . Prises will be awarded on the CofpotatioiL; . IttfMZES tude Karl bad -ground out his ciga­ thing’s going fine. Couldn’t be bet­ Miller anyway?” I ' rette and when he turned again- to ter. .By the .way,-I spoke to Mrs. (TO BK CONTINUED) I " ’-;

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Raise Air Force Launching of Alaliama DAVIE BRICK Lights of NewYork Rehearsed for 2 Years _ F a r m PORTSMOUTH, V A -The battle­ by L. L. STEVENSON To 400,000Men ship Alabama will make a big COMPANY splash when it is launched at the T o p i c s DEALERS IN M etor: When the duke of Windsor Norfolk Navy yard here next Feb­ United States Army Steps ruary, a splash so big that engineers made his last visit to this country PREVENT DISEASE BRICK and SAND as prince of Wales several years Up Training to Reach already • are calculating' how ago, his guard was J. L. N ye-com­ wharves across the narrow Eliza­ IN DAIRY HERD Goal by June 30. beth river can be protected from monly known as “Bill” Nye—of the WOOD and COAL United States secret service, who is damage. Drag chains weighing 600 tons will help check the ship’s Good Management, Feeding now an executive with the Guaranty W ASHINGTON.—In c re a sin g its 54 Day Phone 194 - Night Fhone 119 Trust company. At the large formal c o m b a t g ro u p s to 84, th e a rm y a ir sp eed . Will Reduce Losses. ball given for the prince by Mrs. force is to be expanded by June 30 The Alabama has'been “launched” Mocksviile, N. C. Whitelaw Reid, his royal highness to 400,000 men, with a subsequent time and again in miniature in the By Dr. GEORGE TAYLOR asked Nye how he would know with expansion to 500,000 in view. David W. Taylor model basin, oper­ (EMtatsfon DtirymMBt New Jeraty CeVegt ated by the navy under the bureau O i Agrieoltmtt RutgerM University.) which of the ladies he should dance. This statement by the war depart­ “Just watch me,” replied Nye, “if ment contrasted the new objective of ships at Carderock, Md., and Dairymen should think more in I dance with a guest, it will be all with the June 30, 1940, air force per­ every conceivable problem connect­ terms of herd healih and disease RADIOS right for you to do so.” sonnel, comprising only 45,914 en­ ed with the actual launching has prevention and less in terms of The prince followed the advice listed men, 3,322 regular and re­ been studied. treatment and cures. e ATTERl KS-SUPPLIES ADSARE NEWS and everything went well. But it serve officers and 1,894 flying ca­ Naval architects were letting the The value of any dairy animal is ,dependent prim arily upon its health. seems that the scheme leaked out dets, a total of 51,130. model of the 35,000-ton vessel slide Fknied In Big Type down the ways into the basin as Prevention of disease is far less and Nye then became the most pop­ Secretary Stimson explained that Expert Repair Service ular person at the party. long as two years ago, and from costly than disease treatment, and the aim was to meet “growing re­ these launchtogs engineers have g o o d feeding and management Incidentally, during the recent quirements for adequate defense of collected data which tell them ex­ practices can go a long way toward visit of the duke and duchess of the United States and areas within actly what to expect when the sister reducing annual losses in dairy YOUNG RADIO CO. Windsor, Nye was absent from his the Western hemisphere vital to that *A LETTER ship of the Massachusetts and the herds due to disease.. bank duties. He was again guard­ d e fen se.” We Charge Batteries Right f r o r a ing the duke. South Dakota actually hits the The ration should supply the prop­ • * * Some of the groups provided by riv e r. er balance of protein, energy, min­ the new air training program would D e p o t S t. HOME* Delay: New York motorists who The model tests showed, for ex­ erals, and vitamips. Water is also Near Square be assigned to overseas service in ample, Uiat a possible wave-eight n e e d e d . .travel the M emtt highway, that the Western hemisphere, the depart­ marvelous Connecticut roadway that feet Mgh might be set up by the Quality roughage, including hay, 1 J , ment said, but the bulk of them battleship,, but that the height of pasture and grass silage, is the starts at the end of Hutchinson park­ would be allocated to the air force way, have been puzzled by being the wave in Uie confined waters of most essential item of dairy feed. combat command. stopped night and morning by red the Elizabeth river probably would It is a fair source of calcium and flags while 40 or more cows saunter Trainer Planes in Plenty. not exceed five feet. practically the sole source of vita* Walker’s Funeral Home m in s and D in the dairy ration. lazily across. Bugs Baer finally has This command includes bombard­ It was found that unless the mo­ A Concentrates which must be fed to come through with an explanation. ment, pursuit and reconnaisance mentum of the ship was checked in AMBULA n;o;e satisfy higher levels of production It seems that when the highway was groups, and each group is composed some way the vessel undoubtedly tend to be toxic to a dairy animal. built, a farmer living along it re­ of two or more squadrons, depend­ would crash into the Berkley wharves This effect Is largely overcome by Phone 48 tained the right-of-way for his cows ing on type of equipment and tacti­ across the river. That is why the the feeding of quality hay when pas­ to cross twice a day. So, rather c a l ta sk s . tons of chain drags, placed in 50-ton ture is not available. The long list Mocksviile, N. C. than build an underpass, which clumps and secured to pads at the JKTBSSHBffmm Mr. Stimson said he did not know side of the shin, will be emnloved. Ot ailments in dairy cattle which wou]d run into money, the state per­ just how many more planes would mits him to hold up all traffic until can be avoided by good feeding be required for the enlarged pro­ Auto Light Glare Hits includes goiter, bloat, impaction and his herd is safely over the high­ gram, but said it could be safely way. Most motorists, particularly Women Worst, Tests Show loss of appetite. J H E Y CANT assumed that trainer planes were M a n a g e m e n t r a n k s with fe e d in g in those from New York, who use the coming along fast enough to insure BERKELEY, CALIF. — Glare TAKE Merritt highway, are in a hurry. importance in checking disease. that it would be fully under way by blindness caused by automobile Because the spread of disease is YOUR As everyone knows, cows never are. J u n e 30. headlights lasts longer in women So there is much fretting and fum­ -more rapid in -large herds, the size Completion of - the program, in­ than in men, University of Califor­ of file milking unit should be limited ing on the part of the drivers, all volving the provision of the neces­ nia experimenters reported. the more so because they pay a to 50 cows or less. Separate quar­ ***** \\* ‘ sary planes, materiel, personnel, Tests were made on 150 students ters should also be provided for dime to use the highway. bases and equipment presented “a by Dr. C. W. Brown, H. P. Torkel- »*iii • * * , growing heifers and baby calves. problem worthy of the utmost effort, son and L. B. Fisk, psychologists. Separate isolation and maternity Far West: At the r*deo in Madi­ efficiency and co-ordination on the A blinding light was flashed into son Square Garden, a trim, blonde quarters are also desirable. part of the army, the army air their faces to simulate conditions in Strict sanitation is a m o s t im ­ young woma?, in a /white cowboy forces, the aviation industry and the night driving. outfit and wearing a white 10-gallon portant part of management. Regu­ American people,” the department Male students as a group showed lar systematic cleaning and disin­ NEW MONEY FOR hat sat on the chute and cheered s ta te d . a recovery time of almost 10 sec­ the riders, all of whom she knew fecting will aid materially in keep­ IT IS ON The expansion will be carried out onds less than the women. The ex­ ing down the causative organisms YOUR OLD THINGS m il. With her. was a cowboy, a within the framework of. the pres­ perimenters found that the average chunky, solid sort Of a man of the associated with disease. Year D iicafM FwaKaral I. A I ent army air force, now in process recovery time for normal vision was Dairy animals should be allowed Plano, Hadley KeyrfalTeeIs, BILLBOARD open spaces who neither drinks nor of detailed organization by Maj. 25.2 seconds. ample exercise under conditions Iee Box, eaa be asU smokes. The cowgirl was Sally Rand Gen. Henry H. Arnold, chief of this with and the cowboy, her fiance, Turk where they may benefit from fresh branch. It calls for the training of , air and exposure to sunshine. A WANT A* IK Greene, the Cheyenne champion. 30,000 pilots and 100,000 technicians TBit NEW9MKI When the rodeo moved on to Bos­ a y e a r. ton, the fan dancer and her cowboy Cse Many Schools. went right along. Some day after The expanded program, the de­ their wedding, they intend to settle America’s War Victims down on a Montana ranch. partment stated, would make the ■ * * * army air force one of the world’s Appeal for Your Help Ihonghtfnl: Some time ago, Har­ largest universities for applied sci­ old Ross, editor of the' New Yorker, ence;‘with a total of more than 100 WBt entertaining Joe Cook at his flying and technical training schools in operation. country home at Stamford. In the The training course envisages the course of a discussion, a question came up which could be settled only u se of 41 civ ilia n schools giving 10 by consulting the Bible. Unfortu­ weeks of elementary training, 15 military and. three civilian schools nately, the Ross household did not giving basic training, three flexible possess a copy of the Scriptures. gunnery military schools, one civil Cook promised to take care of the navigation school, three replacement TW Pmt G m Mu deficiency. Apparently he did so by training centers for pilots, bombar­ requesting all members of the large Had Ne Nwnyfr cast of the musical show with which diers and navigators, and three nav­ T# Advwliw Ih he was appearing on the road, to igator and six bombardier schools. Bt V— HmII «| send Ross a Bible. The comics, Technical training of enlisted spe­ •He Advertwed* singers, show girls, chorus girls and cialists will be conducted at 19 oth­ others sent Bibles with the result er schools and three replacement that now in the Ross library, there training. centers. YOUR “SHIP WILL is a whole shelf full of them. In Secretary Stimson also announced NO COMMONLY I SI!!) fact he has so many that recently a three-fold expansion of the offi­ COME OT Sooner he made a present of one—a Bible, cers’ training course at Fort Ben- AU MKim 'I I ACM'I By the Aid af Newipay not a show girl—to one of this de­ ning in rifle and machine gun use, a IIOMK NKWM’Al'l Ii partment’s alert scouts. and new developments in a second ADVERTISING. * • * program to train over 350,000 civil­ IS RATED AS A Hicks: Visitors needn’t be royal ian employees in army-operated de­ COiMMUNrni ASsET to make New York stare. Any ce­ fense plants. lebrity will do. The other night at "Candle in the Winfi,” Charles Boy­ Average Farm in Texas er was in the audience. Not only m iM M m did those sitting in the balcony rise Increases Ito 329 Acres Start the new year right by to their feet and crowd forward to AUSTIN, TEXAS--The average see him as he passed along the size o f a fa rm in T e x a s-is -329 a c re s , aisle, but occupants of the highest- Charles E. Baughman, chief clerk sending in your subscription to priced pews stood so that they might of the state department of agricul­ give him a gander. And when the ture, has computed. play was over, crowds congested The number of farms has de­ The Davie Record. Only one the sidewalk in front of the theater creased in a five-year period and in until shooed away by cops. Some­ the same time the average farm times I think there are more hicks size has increased about 55 acres. in New York than anywhere else. Baughman’s review of the agri­ dollar for a full year. Subscribe * * * cultural situation shows the de­ On Park Avenue: The driver of thronement of King Cotton. In a an automobile, the jammed horn of five-year period, cotion acreage de­ today and get a 1942 Almanac which has been sounding for sev­ creased 1,909,664 acres. Peak of eral minutes, bangs down the hood cotton cultivation was 17,700,000 and begins kicking the tires. a c re s in 1926 an d th e a c re a g e in (Bell Syndicate—WNU Service.) co tto n in 1941 is 8,500,000 a c re s . Cotton farming has declined more a * ; ; ® Alert Slate Policeman swiftly than other farming, Baugh­ LET US DO j man said in a discussion of the sta­ Saves Wind-Blown Pie tistics. While the decrease in the BETHEL, CONN.—No problem is total number of farms (1934-1939) too minute for the attention of the was 83,015, in the same period the YOUR JOB PRINTING I Connecticut constabulary. number of cotton farms decreased State Policeman Robert J. Mur­ 91,429. * phy heard a woman’s scream “Two-thirds of the farmers em­ dashed into the home of Mrs. Joseph ploy the use of only one-third of Leo. He saw her gazing out the the land,” Baughman said, “while First war poster of the new World War, painted by the distinguished artist W e can save you money !• second-story window with a look of one-third of the farmers employ Jamee Montgomery Flagg, carries an appeal for a ISO, OOOfiOO war fund to aid dismay. Officer Murphy quickly the use of two-thirds of the landi the victims of aggression upon the United’States and Its Island possessions. % sized up the situation, and just as Around 428,000 people, whose fam­ To aid the victims of warfare M ac Iaonehing the appeal, Chalrmaa o n y o u r quickly climbed out on the porch ily heads were formerly employed waged apon America and her island Davls said: roof and retrieved Mrs. Leo’s newly in the production of cotton, have possessions, the American Bed Cross "Then are millions of our dtlsens ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, baked pie that the wind had blown turned to other work, while some haa Issaed an appeal for a >60,000,000 who desire today to demonstrate their I from the window sill to the. rain- 400,000 pepple have left the farms will to Wctory over the enemy. Not all g u tte r. altogether.” war fund, Chairmas Normal E Darts i announced from the national headquar- can he in the armed forces, and not STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BILL ters In Washington. all Mn volunteer their services for All They Have to Do IiininmitATiiMi work, but all can to Iu o - NOTICE! Kr. -Davis, urged men, woman and teer their dollars to arm the Red Cross HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. ? qimlifi d ag AHminisIratrix of Now Is to-Locate Him children to give to this mercy fond to be their representative at the scene .■■►'of w. C Jon s deceased, notice FORT BLISS, TEXAS.—Cosmopol­ through their local Red Cross Chap­ of battle and distress. hi. giv*>n tn aJI persons holding itan are the residential claims of ters. These foods will support the •“Today is the day to demonstrate Pctrr nize your home newspaper i ' • • ? unat *he estate of said deceased Chapter’s war work iritfc the families •» •' »h* sain*, properly verified; to a Fort Bli?s soldier who clipped a oar high morale, our nnity, our deter­ “coupon- for ,Cupid Club” coupon olmen In the military services, as well > i* Monksvi'le, N, C.. Route mination not alone to support our and thereby help build up your No 2, oo or before the 3rd day of Janu­ from the pages of the Fort Bliss as the broad relief program a t the President and oar fighting men at the ary. 1943 or t is notice will be plead in Cavalcade and returned it to the national Red’CroBS. trout, bat also to insure to oar wound­ h »r t^ ir r^cverv. 4H persons Iodebt- e d ito r. President Roosevelt, who Ia treeI- ed, homeless and suffering fellow dtt* home town and county. * * *N»id *»state,wil! olea9e call aoot» itae In the blank reserved for home deht of the American Red Cross, Is. sens In our Pacific Islands that we I •in • m ^ke prom pr settlem en t. address, Richard H .. Carroll, Bat­ : sued a proclamation urging all citizens stand one hundred per cent ready to Tfris1 th e 2nd day of Ja n u a ry 1942. tery C, Sixty-third coast artillery, te give to the.Red Crou war fond. aid them through the Red Cross." MRv BERTHA BROWN. put “Ohio, Connecticut,- West Vir­ THE DAVIE REORD . AdiuT of W. . Jones, deceased. ginia and New York city.” - * B. C. BROCK, Atty. • I .

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VOLUMN XLIII. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA,'WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18. ig42 NUMBER ji

NEWS OF LONG AGO. The Need of Revivals Students Wanted Little Stingers. Wagoo Companies Can’t Seen Along Main Street Rev. Walter E. Iaenbour. Hiddenite. N. C. New Class-The Navy Department .From The Yellow Jacket By The Street Rambler. What Was Happening In Davie Perhaps there are very few chur­ has created a new Naval Reserve Rags and riches take UDthe same Meet Demands. oooooo class, so that high school and college ‘He who laughs last laughs long­ Before The New Deal Used Up ches in America today but that space in the graveyard. Young man trying to find a law. need a real revival of old-time re­ stndents between tbe ages of 17 and It is just as dangerous to be hyp­ est,” so they say, as you old timers The Alphabet, Drowned The yer—Sam Short leaving town on a ligion. It is a sad fact ' that the 1 9 .inclusive may be enlisted and notized at the switch as to be a who long for the “good, ole days” placed on'inactive doty until tbe can now give those youngsters the bus—Mack Kimbrough trving to Hogs and Plowed Up The majority of bur churches have quit sleep at the switch. completion of their current scholas- “horse laugh.” since Leon Hender­ open drug store on war time, but having revivals, hence our weak­ Cotton and Corn. tic year—unless the military situa­ WANTED-A present cure for son. the nation’s price boss, has fro­ arriving a little late—Henry Hob. (Davie Record, Feb. 12, 1913) ness and deadness spiritually. When tion necessitates calling them to ac­ frost-bite Report to —.-Hitler., zen tbe rubber supply and curtailed son looking for Wilburn Stone­ revivals cease, then evils ot various Man is born free but he gets a- Mrs. T. P Green spent Thursday tive duty beforehand. the supply or automobile tires street—Miss Dora Bowles shopping kinds, sin and wickedness increase. way from it about as fast as his Those children that used to laugh In Winston. . Serve, Learn-Class V-I has been in dime store—Big crowd telling The devil takes all the ground the organized in the Naval Reserve to legs* will carry him. when you mentioned the wonders of George Bailey, of CalavIaln, was soldier boys goodbye—Jim Starrette church loses, and he uses it against give young American a chance to The way to keep the public the horse and buggy days, have set in town last week on his way to standing in front of postoffice— us. A man said to me the other serve their country and also obtain schools out Cf poll ics is to keep up a sudden hue and crv. especially Winston. Baptist preacher shaking bands day that Hitler is not to blame for free training in any of 45 trades or the politicians out of the public in the great rural sections of the Mrs. A. T. Grant and Miss An­ with friends—Prof Crenshaw talk­ the world war, as millions think he vocations. The period of enrollment sch o o ls. country, for horse and mule drawn nie Grant spent one day last week ing abont going to army camp— is. He made rather a startling is for two, three or four years, but Kids that marry on the howdv- vehicles—even the mttjes are getting in Winston. all hands will be required to serve in for their shares of the “he-haws” Misses Faith Deadmon and Sue statement when he said: “The do acquaintance get over it by the M. G. Hendricks, of Bixby, was only throughout the duration of the that are being heard across, tbe Brown in front ot Sanford’s store church is to blame.” Fhe more J good bve route. in town one day last week on bus war. country. —Wade Smith running behind the thought about his statement the It would be interesting to see iness. Extra.Training—Schools and col­ The old-time cycles w ho took new war time—Virgil Boger leav­ more I concluded that he was right. what a lie detector revealed when Miss Willie Miller spent several leges will be encouraged to give ex Nellie out on that bicycle built for ing town in a truck—D C. Ran The church to blame for war? You tried on a polit’cian who promised davs last week with * her sister, tra physical training and studies to two may again see that proud ve. kin crossing street smoking pipe— may wonder bow that can be. Well, young men who enlist in Class V-I ec.nomy. hide in use as of course the bicycle Mrs. Carl Sherri]), at Mt. Ulla. Youngmanmakingeyes at yonng le'&fee. We must all admit the during the next four months as re­ Women who really know how to has suddenly come in for its share of Mr. and Mrs. R N. -Barber, of salesgirl—Wade Furches putting Itli. even though it is hard to commended by the Bureau of Navi­ raise children are kept too busy to new acclaim the country over. (To Waynescille, are visiting relatives bilhfold in hip pocket—Jeff Cau­ admit. We realize Uiat there has gation. The Commandants of all tell how it is done, the youngBters th e compensating and friends in this city. dell inspecting new building—Miss been a tremendous falling away of Naval Districts have been directed Some people drive as if they were factor mav be the easing np on tbe Mrs Rhoda Gordon, of Farming­ not to call any of these men to ac­ pocketbook—gas. etc., or may “Pop” Martha Call going into postoffice. the church, both in attendance and anxious to h ve their accident and ton, spent last week . in this city tive duty until orders have been .is­ will appreciate the reduction in ex in spirituality, and we have. lost get over it. with friends and relatives. sued by tbe Bureau of Navigation. penae). Fork News Notes. millions out of our Sunday schools. The Good Book says your sins Mrs. Z. N- Anderson returned Free Trade Schools—Young men And the bad thing about this de­ Too late for last week. This has happened in America and will find you .out, but what troub­ Wednesday froth a visit to relatives will be elisted, allowed to complete mand is, as far as the American pub­ Chas FoJter, who bolds a posit­ in the European countries. Many les most folks is the fear that the and friends in Statesville. their current year’s school education lic is concerned, the few wagon and ion with Hupp Mills, near New­ of our preachers and theological neighbors will find them out. Mrs, Rhoda Long, of R 2, visi­ if possible and then give a chance at buggy manufacturers left in tbe na­ ton, spent the week end heie with schools have gone modernistic. We Navy trade schools—acknowledged ted her brother-in-law, Mr. John A Spokane smart genr writes us tion today—and there are a few his family. have conformed to the world. We to be among the beat in the world— that the Bible insults his iiitelli can’t deliver the number of horse Long, in Winston this week. Mr. and Mrs. Carence Liven- have ceased to emphasize, very Iar where they can receive $1,500 free and.mule-drawn vehicles demanded J. W. Etchison1 of Cana, was In gence. The Bible doesn't call it good, of North Wilkesboro, spent gely, the imoortat.ee of real soul- instruction and training to qualify intelligence. Itsavs ‘‘Thou fool.” of them suddenly because, they just town Thursday on his way to Guil tbe week end here- with relatives stirring revivals. The church, or them for such valuable vocations as Moeey may talk but about all it can’t get enough material to make ford College on business. aviation machinist, radioman, photo­ the vehicles. and friends. tens of thousands of church mem does to a great many ot .us is to Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Crump and grapher, clerical worker, electrician, AU this was explained here today Mr and Mrs Orrell Kootz spent bers, have become worldly. Many make a deaf and dumb sign with little daughter, of Jerusalem, spent carpenter, molder, machinist, aero- by H. S. Leonard, owner of the Pied­ Saturday night and Sunday in Lex­ have been taken into the church its finger to its nose. Thursday in town grapher. hospital corpsman, diver, mont Wagon company, one of the ington, with Mr. and Mrs B L. wiibout repentance and vital salva. Thereare many jobs we have Miss Flossie Martin, a teacher at boilermaker, or pattermaker. oldest wagon firms in the United Koontz, Jr. tion. It is a positive fact that we got to do, but first of all is to swat Salem College, spent last week in Apply Here — Those interested StateB, whose wagons are known the Mr, and Mrs. Rufus Williams, can’t tell the great majority of should apply at once at one of the those slant eyed vellow rascals hip country oyer. of Churchland, visited Miss SaMie this city with her parents. church members and professed following Navy Recruiting Stations: and thigh. “ We just can’t meet the demand” and Mr. DeWitt Hendrix recently. W K. Stonestreet, of R. I, left Christians from the outside world. Asheville, Charlotte, ' Salisbury, We suppose 'that Hitler thinks said Mr Leonard, explaining that Mr. and Mrs. Hubert C rter and Saturday morning for Concord, Church members—multitudes of Greensboro. Raleigh, New Bern and tbe sudden increase for farm wa­ his high-jackers are so hellish hot son Jimmy, and' Mrs. Frank Car­ where he has accepted a oosition in them—drink, dance, curse, swear, Wilmington. gons, delivery wagons, for hauling of that they can’t stand cool weather. ter, of Mocksville, spent Sunday a store. gamble, frolick, commit adultry, go McF. Wood, Lt. Comdr.,. USN. such things ss milk, ice, and the like, It cracks their temper. with Mr. and Mrs. Vance John­ Misses Mary Heitman and Bern­ to the places of worldly and wick­ Officer-in Charge, Navy Recruiting had caught him unprepared—and he Statistics report that one fourth ston. ice Wilson snent Friday and Sat ed amusement, do and say just Station. Raleigh, North Carolina, doubted if any other wagon firm of the United States is covered by Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Smith, of u day in Winston with relatives wbat tbe world does, and go band were ready either —although his Republicans Elated forests And tbe rest of it by mort­ company has’ been making wagons High Point, spent Sunday with and friends. in hand with the world. Many of gages. continou’sly since 1868 . Mr. and Mrs. Locke Aaron. The many friends of Bowman them commit crime. Jnst as well Over Election Gains. A Kansas sub. wheezes in to 'in­ Of course the OPM has some­ Mr. and Mrs.' Buster Carter Prather, of R. 1, will be sorry to admit the truth. They vote wet, quire “ what is the best color for a thing to do with it. issuing orders made a business trip to Winston- learn that he is very ill with pneu­ stand for anything and everything Washington—Republicans in Con­ gress today saw an affirmative an­ bride?” Well, unless you are an that such firms as Piedmont can Salem Satur lay. monia. that offers them money, pleasure, swer in the returns, from the elec­ Indian or an Eskimo, we suggest make only 98 per cent of their 1940 Mrs. John Minor, of Winston- George.Walker made a business lustful gratification, entertainment tion of a new congressman from the that von pick a white one. production of wagons, during the Salem, spent severaldays here tbe trip to Dentcn last week. George and a big time. Therefore the devil coming year. Fifth Connecticut district to the plea A parachutist has dropped five past week with ' her "sister, Miss' owns some lots in that burg, and takes advantage of Mtthis andrais The production of these vehicles -WT'- of Minority Leader, and National and a half miles without damage', Annie Carter. went down to look after them. es up dictators and wicked rulers to is been very ow in normal years, Chairman Martin for a two-party and so it may be that taxes will Miss Lillie Mae Bailey spent the Miss Hasseltine Gatther died bring war and destruction upon us. system. and all these have been simply farm eventually g t down all right. week-end in Winston Salem with last Wednesday at her- home near If the churches of earth had stayed Thrice Mr. Martin made this plea, wagons with an occasional boggy or Government employes at the end Mr. and Mrs Rad Eurton. CountyLine, aged 58 yerrs. The spiritual, prayerful, godly, and bad have the votes of a Congressional sulky, built for Bome person for Pt last Angnst numbered .1,444,985. show purposes. The demand for Mrs. J M Livengood has been funeral and burial took place at kept themselves separated from tbe district spoken, and have each time Tbe army of the United Stases is such vehicles as buggies and delivery confined to her room with flu. Societv Baptist church Friday. wbrld, and bad kept the revival sent a Republican to Congress from districts long since regarded safely only a little larger. wagons went out almost entirely ' Miss Addie Caudell, of Coolee- fires burning upon their altars and mee, purchased the John Caudell in the Democratic column. Of course you can't make an em­ sometime ar und tbe early “20’s” , Grows Best North Caro­ in their homes across the years, it. Mr. Leonard indicated. property which was sold at auction Congressional elections are now a pty sack stand upright any more would have been impossible for the Maybe now the poor downtrodden lina Wheat. last Mohdav. The property is at year in the offing, and the opinion of than you can carrv out an all-out wicked rulers end dictators to have delivery boys will get a respite from I. Brantley Speight of Winter- Cooleemee, and brought $225. many. defense effort with union racketeers arisen Certainly, 4 t would be a Reactiontothe Truman and Ro the daily fear of tbe ’boss’ ranting a- ville is the wheat king of North Ca­ D. I. Reavis, of Ci urtney, re­ dominating the- labor aitnation. wonderful thing if every church to berts committee’s reports on conduct An intercepted hellegram reads: bout that fender that was bent by rolina. He was crowned at the ceived a telegram Sunday stating “some” lady driver, a couple o f day would start a mighty revival of of the defense programs indicate “Her .. Hitler, Superintendent of state crop improvement exposition. that one of bis sons In California vital, old-time, “ mourner’s bench,’’ stongly that conduct of tbe war and weeks ago, (apologies to you few la­ held last week at Greenville and re­ Braoch Hell on Earih, Sir, Come dies who can drive) and the school was accidentally killed Saturday. Holy Ghost salvation. Nothing defense spending will be the chief is­ ceived tbe newly established Phillip on down with your .frozen . gang. boy from Dad’s lecture. — Hickory The body will be brought borne would stop war so soon. sues of the 1942 campaign. W Pillisbury awarded for his grain for burial, and will reach here to­ While Republicans are now quies­ I've got a sure cure for frostbite.” Record. . Herr .Satan Devil from the hands of Governor J. Mell- morrow or Fridav. , cent, they are expected to make use ville Broughton. Pillsburv, - head Old Gray Mare is Com­ of current developments, as the war Bommon sense demands that we Wanted: 50,000 Norses The bird law in this county has ot tbe flour milling company which been extended fiom Feb. 1st, to proceeds. must conserve our resources, strikes That In substance is the subject ing Back As an indication of what the De must end, demands for higher wa of an advertisement inserted in na­ bears bis name, established this Marcb ist. Tbe law is not enforc year the award for best North Car­ ed a /ay, so it doesn't make any Omaha—The Old Gray Maresbe mocrats may expect. Republican ges cease, speculating and profiteer tional magazines by the president leaders today pointed out that two olina wheat in order to farther en differt. .Ce when it expires. ain’t what she used to be. ing take, a back seat'and stay there of the .American Nurses Associa- She’s on the way back to popu­ Congressional elections have been until A. Hitler aqd his pals ate tion, which appeals to vonng wom­ courage grain improvement in the A big crowd attended the Leon- held to fill vacancies in the House state.. erd sale Saturdav. The house was larity and those city slickers who knocked out. en with high school education or once jeeringly' asked “ Will tbe since Pearl Harbor. The Republi­ If Japan should stand a thousand better to enter training to bt'come Speight, who is president ot the bid off by C A. Hartman, of Far­ cans have won in both cases. The horse .ever replace the automobile years, she wiH n.ver be able to live “ women in white.” It is an out­ state crop improvement association, mington, at $2 ,400. GS G. Walk first instance was in the Fourth dis­ grew the prize winning grain on er got the store bouse and lot for as an institution?” are now asking trict of Colorado—a district that baa down the stigmo of the dirty, dam­ right patriotic appeal, and not c “Where can I get a horse?” nable, treacherous 'stab.in.the back booster for the association.- his Pitt Comity farm from seed of $2,250, and Mr Hartman got the been held for ,34 years by the late tbe Carala variety developed Iqr the Tbe South Omaha auction rings Representative Edward T. Taylor, a of. Pearl Harbor. It will stand In line with this appeal was the three lots adjoining the store for North Carolina experiment station. »500 are enioying a priorities boom that Democrat The second wasi. in tbe from December 7, 1941 to tbe crack statement made last week before is running a close second *to the Fifth Connecticutt district. Last of Doom tbe Guilford Medical Society by It was judged by W. H. Darst and J. M Shives, of Detroit, Micb., W. L. Adams, farm crop . market­ who has been spending some time 1941 automobile bull market. Deal, April the Republicans won in the Drunk driver crashes Greyhound' General Henry C. Coburn, of Fort 42d New York district, si Buffalo dis­ ing specialists pf the state depart­ with his mother near Kappa, left ers are thronging the marts from bus and sends nine to flaming death Bragg, to the effect that virtually as far away aa New England and trict, the district which Senator near Rushville, Ind The news all available graduate nurses would ment of agriculture Tuesday for Salisbury. Concord and Jim” Mead represented before be Asked bis formula for growing Georgia, where he will spend two they’re buying horses tor transpor­ item didn’t say whether it was “ re­ be needed bv the armed services, of or three weeks with relatives, He tation put poses as wel las farm and was translated to the Upper House. peal” licker or the bootleg stuff the nation during the war.—The wheat. Speight said: “See your Here, too, tbe G. 0 . P. wrested a was accompanied by bis mother work horses. that caused the wreck, but the re Dispatch. soil is right. Plant high quality Mrs Marv Shives. House seat aWay' from the Demo­ Five hundred animals—350 hors­ peulers did say that repeal would seed. Properly tend and Harvest Tbe following students made the crats. • lessen crime. ^ Secretary Stimson says the per your crop.' Then you have only, to es and 150 mules—were knocked sonnet of our army will be doubled honor roll at Cherry Grove school Jesse Joneacould well loosen up , When one of FDR’s brain trust trust to luck as far as the weather last week: Phillip Stroud, Annie known in one-day sale recently right away. Andreading that we and provide the money to build a ghost-writers was asked if he really goes, and nowadays you can let tbe Hodgson, May Stroud, Frank God- that had the horse auctioneers go­ believed the bunk he wrote for tbe fold our arms in complacency, and factory or two to produce synthetic weather man worry about that.” bey, Guy Stroud, Mary Foster, ing through their double-talk ron New Deal, boss, he answered: “ Of tell Japan “let that be a lesson to John Whitaker, Lula Godbey, Ju­ hope and. faith that we will gat our tine at a faster clip than the to. course j don’- believe it. Butthere you.rt— Ex. Land posters for sale at lia and Gladys Stroud, Reid Tow- boys out- of the trenches before are some who will, which is' the ell, Clay Foster, Robert Foster. bacco auctioneers. next Christmas.—Ex. • New Deal idea ot propaganda.- Uuad poster* at this office. T W R acord oifica.

■ 'I ; THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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You may deduct for a loss by theft, Joan’s s FriefcIiy Utrkrf Syadirale. I.e. M g . for taxes on real estate and many as she other expenses. And dependents? mean?” LALA PALOOZA —Vincent Makes History By RUBE GOLDBERG Personal exemption? “Just w‘ * * ♦ it to you? BABETTE, THE FURNITURE I WISH I COULD “I lost J Our 32*page booklet explains simply just SEEMS AWFUL BARE WITHOUT FIND SOME how to figure your new income tax, wheth­ told him, VINCENT LAYIN’ ON IT - I PLACE WHERE er on the new or the old form. Lists doing so. MAYBE I S h o u l d n v TA t h r o w n PEOPLE WEREN’T deductions and exemptions, gives exam­ any of ples ot correctly wcrked-out forms; Has ALWAYS MOVIN’ information for business and professional why she THINGS OUT RTOM men, fanners, single and married people. night I sa UNDER ME Send your order to: I came do Miller, h' READER-HOME SERVICE “You di 635 Sixth Avenue New Tork City fore that? Enclose 15 cents in coins for your “I don’ HISTORICAL copy of YOUR 1942 INCOME TAX Joan tlar FACTS GUIDE. Name •••»•••...... »«•». “Don’t IN WAH said plea .ADMISSION-IOt that’s all. friend, M' one.” “I’m do irritated. Frank Jay Markey Syndicate, inc. mm “Okay, REG’LAR FELLERS—Division Eliminated tion. Ha ByGENEBYRNES Eric Stro JUST Joan YOU LOOIi MY WHOLE BICYCLE DIVISION DONY TELL ME TH* NO, MOT TH* ENEMY BUT OASH IN TKATHSftS MISTER FOULBAWLrTU'SPORTS “Eric S EXHAUSTED, MAJOR— HAS BEEN WIPEb OUrC GENTaA./ ENEMY W S ABLE TO V OR SPREAD ON ROOSTS him. Wh . WHArlS WTBOUBLE? AN* BOTH MACHINES HAYE SWIPE VOUR BICYCLES STORE MAN-UE SAID THERE RIGUT OUT FROM UNDER WUT THREE PAYMENTS STILL ‘Tm BEEN CAPTURED/ ,tions,” P YA P DUEON BOTN MACHINES/, How It Is B im -Oh, you mustn’t blame that he r me for my ancestors. rose and T im -I don’t. I blame them for “I hav you. man," sh “Call : about ha* h SAY night?” "GOOD Joan w TONIGHT NIGHT” . of this r to colds’ miseries. Slip away from achey ve"y bus muscles, sniffles, into sleep. Here’s dou­ “Never ble help that acts almost instantly. Bob torted, “I with Penetro. 25c. DCAICTDA night at Use as directed. ■ U Y E i I I l V the griil “I ha* Awaiting Discovery there.” MESCAL IKE By s >l . h u n t l e y Same Old Complaint There are whole worlds of fact “By ------waiting to be discovered by infer­ your m“ *5 MATTER? I ence.—Woodrow Wilson. Joan si DID HE OH1. a behind 1 SOMEBODY ACCIDEMT/ SICK? e r r in a ery turn FIGHT? HUH? *— ■ Relieves MONTHLY— > would manager with his HlUlfMM whom o Women who suffer pals of toegu-, had held IarperiodDWith cranky nervousness —due to monthly functional dis­ was gla turbances —should find Lydla E. interrupt FinkliamjS Compound Tablets (with added iron) simply marvelous to re­ Karl wo lieve such distress. They’re made ca- wrath w , AFTHRTERtWtT Y* pedallg for women* not risk. SMH1SI1S A I Takentegularly-UdlaPfnkham^ HOtO-itO-OISSERl/ Tablets help build up resistance “Karl! against such annoying symptoms. eyes ag Thqr also help build up red blood and thus aid In promoting m ore handso~ strength* Follow label directions. steadyin Lydia Pinkham’a Compound Taldets are WORTH TRYING) j of emoti ITieBi M t Im. V. a-NO c— >r shouldn’ Joan tol *OP—A Word From die Wise By J. MILLAR WATT Industry’s Reward I love hi God gives all things to indus­ Even IPYOU SEE THE AND IF VOU ■LOOK OUT FOR try.—Benjamin FranMin. to admi COLONEL - LOOK SE E HIM — YOURSELF » fear wa return OUT FOR ? taken h H IM ! her. B ACHING-STIFF woman heart. SORE MUSCLES ■ at the s For PROMPT relief—nib os Mn* terole! Massage with this wonderful Joan "counter -irritant ” actually brings fresh warm blood to wnarf^ day. to help break up paiufdflocal con­ would n gestion. Better than a mustard the we piaster! Made in 3 strengths. even o enough Sybil pect of Boll Srnrttfaie. fne.t RitzBe ter wit* TJ Bat sta *:*& *% FEEDING i&SSfc both g W * HIMSELF to wor THE g&gk * Joan what w !SPORTING liked br ADVHffISINB Miller. Paul Sh I THING men nut dr mu.k Thdoly 1b mum -HIKES AHPlNK UEOY NEMlV she ha" OiMiiYiirsaaEiiuMHtorEePHinKir •ADVERTISING Sybil ■ * represents the leadership of hair in K Jk P g t right,” a nation. It points Gis way. you go? I M • “I d P s J We merely follow—follow to Joan pr f new heights of comforL of night.” ^ W Sybil i convenience, of happiness. contem M ) know By UtKS AttftttW B * WPtAHSE16EfflH6 A * « S AHCIHHttOIHR MflSfST «MM As time goes on advertis­ fell in Mt { lim e careless WnHtHEMis SAW BKAUSB HE IS SO SUSY MAXftW SURE StY AOE VMiMlHS ing is used more and more, maybe P s in love PS and as it is used more we Joan P a all profit more. RrStheway and op P a GlUYAS pretend advertising has— “Loo I Bf P I I know Sps10 'I WIUIAMS of RfAighig a profit to Joan I UNG III everybody concerned, face, S:P1 6 » AMBrtOOS THP TRIES H> lAXE AYEW TRIES tb KEEP HOHSF MUSvMOtHER love hi I ARMSTRONG m ♦ B» WHtKlWBH nsAStOUIS RISUKi NMMSTCtlDfP irisUHEfoVilEOKER, the consumer included that it "He’s SttU annoyed about being a 'Blty-U ^ . IMWi w n ,w ^,.CT, I.., EESf CF MHK SEfflHS SPIWP OMl HBlKP believe THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. he Tax Gems of Thought r i ASKiH F 7 A quiz with answers offering * stimated CO NEAR is falsehood to the ^ truth .that a wise man would ANOTHER: information on various subjects ? do well not to trust himself on E TAX S y l v ia Ta y l o .b the narrow edge.—Cicero. THB STOEY SO FABr ^ o u LeIandt Dost thon love life? Then do The Questions 7. What is a bibliophile? APPROXJ secretary to Arthur HnIfordv Sao Fran* not squander time, for that is 8 . Who is called the father o t cisco tmlmtev. li amazed: and angry the stall life is made of.— English poetry? Marned when he discharges her 'with two weeks' Franklin. 1. What is an abcedarian? •alary and : refuses any, explanation. 2. What is known as Jhe right The same day her sister, Sybil, with The stone that is rolling can gather o f a n g a ry ? The Answers whom -she shares an apartment, loses 3. What year saw the ratifica­ her position in a beauty salon. Joan ac­ Who often removeth is sure of loss. tion of Qie woman suffrage 1 . A beginner. cepts a position from Karl BfiHer, hand* —T u sser. amendment to the Constitution? some proprietor of a night dob, who Bad men will excuse their 2. A belligerent nation’s right to . 4. What Spanish king built the insists on paying her In advance, at the faults, good men will leave seize property of neutrals. Invincible Armada? rate of 950 per week. Sybil suspects, them.—Ben Jonson. 3. The year 1920. something sinister about the position, and 5. Approximately how many 4. PhiUp n. divines JoantS quick interest In Karl* Study as if you were to live forever. Live as if you were to children took part in the disas­ 5. Approximately 50,000. Though the sisters quarrel, Joan refuses trous, children’s crusade in 1212? to quit. She accepts his dinner invi­ die tomorrow. — Isidore of 6. Uncle and nephew. tation and when he tells her he has a Seville. '6. In what way were Abraham 7.. A lover of books. beauty salon Job for Sybil, and takes her and Lot of the Bible'Telated? 8 . C h au c e r. into his arms, her happiness knows no bounds. The scene is Interrupted by the entrance of Paul Sherman, KarltS man­ ager. The two men leave, but Paul re­ fiient guide to turns quickly to talk with Joan. He new income soon surprises the girl by asking her to A FEW OF THE MANY LUXURY PREMIUMS e new, simpli­ tell him how she got the Job. sm, but—you Now continue with the story. RALEIGH SMOKERS GET ax than this Iuct for contri- D., Red Cross C H A P T E R IV zations. You loss by theft, Joan’s surprise showed in her voice V/ ate and many as she replied, “What do you i dependents? m e a n ? ” “A woman with green eyes is very rare. Did yon know that?” “Just what I said. Who suggested it to you?” me. I’m so young and unsophisti­ Joan stared at him uncertainly. c a te d .” jlains simply just “I lost my job last week,” Joan What did he mean by that? Did ev­ come tax. wheth* told him, wondering why she was “And you’re going to stay that eryone at the Club Elite talk in rid­ Glassware-Beautifullydec- fold form . Lists doing so. After all it really wasn’t way,” Sybil said sharply. “You don’t dles? First Paul’s inexplicable be­ Doluxo Bridge Tablo orated. Platinum bands. , gives exam- any of Paul Sherman’s business love Karl Miller, Joan! You want havior, now Erie Strom’s! What with genuine inlaid wood Shaker; Pitcher; Ice bowl. -out forms. Has top. Automatic leg locks. and professional why she was here. “That same him because you know he’s out of would Karl think if he knew that JI married people. iiight I saw a want ad for this one. your reach.” his partner and his manager had I came down to apply and Karl, Mr. “Oh, it’s more than that!” the both tried to make a date with his Miller, hired me.” youthftil voice was full of pain. secretary? Paul was young. Per­ ■s e r v ic e "You didn’t know Karl Miller be­ “Even so, it can’t hurt anything haps high spirits had prompted his Trew York City fore that?” for you to be nice to this other man. impudence. But Eric Strom was an­ ■coins for your “I don’t see what it is to you,” He’s young and apparently he likes other matter, and Joan decided to I n c o m e t a x Joan flared resentfully. you. Why don’t you have dinner tell Karl about it the moment they “Don’t bite my head off,” Paul w ith h im ? ” were alone. said pleasantly. “I just wondered, “I don’t want Karl to, be angry She had no chance, however, for it-edged Congress with me,” Joan confessed. Qaallty Playlnc Cards. that’s all. I would like to be your when Karl returned to the table he Smart new fancy backs friend, Miss Leland. You may need “Is it as bad as that?” Sybil said briefly, “Something has come (our choice). o n e .” asked quietly. up. We’ll have to go back to‘the “I’m doing all right!” Joan said, Joan sighed, ‘T m sorry, Syb! But office.” Now Amorlean Cook irr ita te d . that’s the way it is. I can’t help The two men exchanged glances, Book* 1024 pages full of it.” . „ recipes. Easy-to-follow “Okay. But just one more ques­ then looked at Joan. “Do you instructions. SOUft= tion. Have you m et Karl’s partner, Sybil was silent and in the twi­ mind?” Karl inquired with his quick BBrushwAppIieater .I Eric Strom?”; •sMfiUCK 1“...... light they could hear rain splashing smile. “I’d like to get a couple ol H FAATHEft Joan answered him reluctantly. against Uie windowpanes. When the letters out tonight. I know it “Eric Strom? No, I haven’t met telephone pealed through the room, isn’t in the bargain for you to work r r o o s t s h im . W hy?” Joan flew to answer it. Perhaps it on Sunday.” “I’m the ong asking -the ques- would be Karl! She knew that she was powerless ,tions,” Paul retorted, and Jcan felt It was. And at the sound of his to refuse him. She would gladly that he was laughing at her as he voice her heart sang. have typed endless letters in or­ Lamp with white porce­ ustn't blame lain base. Solid maple 3. rose and went to the door. “I find that I am going to be free der to be near him. trim. Shade of linen fin­ line them for “I have work to do, Mr. Sher­ this evening,” came his carefully Karl paid the check and the three ish parchment. man,” she said crossly. modulated voice. “Would you like of them left. As they drove back to “Call me Paul. By the way, how to have dinner with me?” North Beach, sheets of rain beat about having dinner with me some Would she like to? “Oh, dar­ upon the car. The Club Elite was r SAY n ig h t? ” ling!” her heart cried. But she an­ closed on Sundays and Karl un­ "GOOD Joan was surprised at the audacity swered demurely. “I’d love to.” locked the door with his own key. NlGHTn . of this request. “I expect to be Joan ran into the bedroom to Joan was surprised to see a streak ray from achey v e ~ y busy,” she said coldly. change her dress but Sybil hadjiot of light streaming from the door of ip. Here’s dou- “Nevertheless,” Paul Sherman re­ missed the unconcealed joy in her his private office. instantly. Eab torted, “I shall m eet you on Monday face. Sybil’s blue eyes were full Hurrying along the corridor, she of worry as she stared thoughtfully IGHS night at six o’clock.” He mentioned reached it first and found herself NETRO the grill of a well-known hotel. after her sister. face to face with Paul Sherman. Joan was disappointed to find that W leUAtBhL ^ J “I have no intentions of being He grinned at her. “A manager Paiw c o u p o n ? overy th e re .” Karl had invited another dinner never really has a day off.” worlds of fact “By Monday you may change guest. Eric Strom, whom Paul had Karl seemed to find nothing red by infer- your mind.” described as Karl’s partner, met strange in his presence at the club. them at the hotel. Sitting in front on. Joan sighed as the office door shut “You don’t happen to have some of the broad windows which over­ behind him. It seemed that at.ev­ extra time, do you. Miss Leland? ol. I ery turn she met a surprise. W iat looked the sea, Joan’s spirits SlttDefeiiseSaviBgs Stanps dro o p ed . Paul inquired. “I could use some maynowbe obtainedthrough Ithly * would Karl say if he knew that his h e lp .” A Eric Strom asked, VDo you find Brown & Williamson* Send manager had tried to make a date Before she could answer, K arl Mil­ 133 BoVigIi coupons for each Oneida CommunHy Par With his secretary? The secretary the rain so depressing, Miss Le­ dollar stamp. Defense Stamp Plate Silverware. 26 la n d ? ” ler said quickly, “She has enough whom only a few moments ago Karl Album, shown above, free pieces and walnut finish PAIN ‘It does seem gloomy,” Joan ad­ to do, Paul, and now if you don’t on request. wood chest. In of irregu- had held in his arms. In a way she I nervousness m itte d . mind . . He left his sentence IicUonal dis- was glad that Paul Sherman had unfinished. TRY A PACK OF RALaGHS. They’re a grand Ed Lydia E. interrupted that perfect moment. Karl smiled at her indulgently but tablets (wltn the. two men continued to talk' about “Surely.” Paul grinned and saun­ blend of 31 selected grades of choice Turk­ Ipelottf to re* Karl would be angry and Karl’s tered to the door. “See you tomor­ Vremade es- wrath was one thing that Joan would business. Joan did not like Eric. ish and Domestic tobaccos—made frfen For the same inexplicable reason row,” he called back but his eyes BaPlnkbameS n o t risk . were on Joan and she knew that he the more expensive, more golden colored^ p resistance “K arl!” Joan thought, closing her that she trusted Paul, she did not leaves that bring top prices at the great b symptoms. trust Karl’s partner. was thinking of the dinner date he Ep red blood eyes against the memory of his. had proposed. tobacco sales. And that coupon on the noting more “My intuition’s working over­ handsome, expressionless face, She shook her head as she looked back of every pack is good in the U. S. A. directions, steadying herself against the flood time,” Joan reflected, glancing at bund Tablets E ric . at him over her typewriter but Paul for your choice of many luxury premiums. of emotion that swept over her. “I ignored it. shouldn’t have let him kiss me,” He was a slight man, blond, about Switch to popular-priced Raleighs today Joan told herself. “But I love him! Karl’s age. But he had none of Karl removed his overcoat and and write for the premium catalog. I love him, yet I’m afraid . . Karl’s magnetic power. There was sat down at his desk. Eric Strom Bward mixed himself a drink. B&W coupons also packed witb KOOLCIgarettes Even to herself Joan did not like something shifty about his pale eyes. Igs to indus- “Take a letter,” Karl said, read­ IVMM IN Red Skelton and Ozrie Nchon CDerv Idin. to admit that the reason for her His manner was cautious, unpleas­ FtWF OR GQiW TtH Tuesday night, NBC BedNeIwork fear was that Karl Miller did not antly so. He looked a great deal at ing from a sheet of yellow paper, return her affection. True, he had Joan and his glance made her un­ “to A. H. Gomez, Mazatlan, Mexico taken her out; he had even kissed comfortable. If Karl noticed this, he . . . Dear Sir: I am happy to report her. But Joan doubted that any gave no sign. He was cheerful dur­ that the situation you mentioned has H f f been cleared up satisfactorily. The woman could possess his entire ing the meal, which seemed end­ heart. The situation intrigued her; less to his secretary.. The two men, club will be open from eight to two engrossed in their own conversa­ and shows every sign of being suc­ *500 EVERY WEEK w >CLES ■ a t th e s a m e tim e sh e w a s frig h te n e d . •rub on M us- ... tion, left Joan free to speculate. c essfu l.” WRITE A LAST LINE * TQ THIS JINGLE his wonderful Joan and Sybil spent a quiet Sun­ Joan looked at Karl, whose eyes Joan looked at him curiously. This ctuallybrinp did not sound like an im portant busi­ ^hing muscles day. Karl had told Joan that he were as sphinxlike as the vast ocean ness letter to her. Certainly not so fal local con- would not be able to see her over that rolled outside the broad Win­ HEREvS WHAT YOU DO HERE’S WHAT YOU WIN a mustard the week-end and she found that dows. A little thrill swept over her important that it couldn’t wait until engths. “Eerie, neenie, niynie, mo— You have 133 chancea to "win. If even one day without him was that this man was • here. But was m o rn in g . It*s simple. It’s fun. Just think up he? For one small moment the day Seeing her glance, Karl said, “I’m a]ast line to this jingle. Make sure you Bend In more than one entry, enough to make her unhappy. it rhymes with the word “today.” See your Raleigh coapoas gm r! your chances of winning will bo Sybil seemed cheerful at the pros­ before she had been in his arms, afraid you’re too tired. I shouldn’t that much better. Don’t delay. have asked you to work tonight.” Writo your last line of the pect of starting her new job at the but during the rest of the brief time jingle on the reverse side of a Biqfapaeksrfm todqr- Start thinking right h o t . Ritz Beauty Shop. “What’s the mat­ she had known him he seemed a “It’s all right,” she hastened to BaIeigh package wrapper (or a ter with you?” she asked as Joan thousand miles away. assure him, “I don’t mind, really.” facsimile thereof), eign it with Firetprize. . . SlMuHcatb But Karl Miller had changed his your full name and address, and sat staring into space. • “We’ve Joan’s reverie was broken by the SecoadpiKa . . . 5&Mcub both got a job. There’s nothing headwaiter who was . speaking to mind. “I will call a taxi and seng mail it to Brown & Williamson originality and aptness of the line yon write. to worry about.” Karl. “You’re wanted on the tele­ y o u ’ h o m e .’’ . Tobacco Coi?.,'P. 0. Box 1799» Judges* decisions must be accepted as final. I i M l t e . . . 25.Mcuh phone, Mr. Miller.” Louisville, ,Kentucky, post* In case of ties, duplicate prizes will bo Joan suspected that Sybil knew “But I’m not tired, K arl!” marked not liter than midnight, awarded. Winners will be notified Iqr Tnaflr SprinsotSULM . SSMcaih what was worrying her but she dis­ When he had gone, Eric Strom He was dialing a number and Fehruaxy 21,1942. Anyone may enter (except employees of 25 prizes of $5M .125.09 cask liked bringing up the subject of Karl smiled at her and leaned across Joan knew it was useless to argue You may enter as many last Brown & WiQiamBon Tobacoo Corp., their Miller. Instead she told Sybil about th e ta b le . with him. He went to the door of lines as you -wish* if they are all advertising agents, or their families), AU IMprizecofacartaa Paul Sherman and his proposal that You are very beautiful, Miss Le­ the club with her, pressing her hand written on separate BaIeigh pack* entries and ideas therein beoome the prop­ ef RaMghs . . .150.(0 she have dinner with him. land. ' But I suppose Karl has told as he said, “I’m sorry it had to age wrappers (or facsimiles). erty of Brown it Williamson Tobacco Prizes will be awarded on the 133 PRIZES STISING Sybil, lay on the couch, her blonde you that.” His accent was much turn out this way tonight. We’ll ar­ Coiporation. hrship of hair in curlers. “He sounds all heavier than Karl’s, and. Joan found range something else soon . . right,” she commented. “Why don’t it difficult to understand. “A wom­ Joan shivered in the damp night 4he way. yo u g o ?” an with green eyes is very rare. air as she waited for the taxi. A -follow to “I don’t even know the man,” Did you know that?” small coupe stopped suddenly be­ Joan protested. “I m et him.only last Joan forced a smile to her lips; fore her with screaming brakes. In. unfort, of n ig h t.” ' I don’t believe we”ve met before, voluntarily Joan stepped back; su> appiness. Sybil raised an eyebrow as she h a v e w e ? ” prised to see Paul Sherman. contemplated her sister. “You didn’t He shrugged. “I am Karl’s silent “What are you doing here alone?” advertis* know Karl Miller either, buf you partner. He doesn’t need me to h e a sk e d . fell in love with him overnight. Or run the club. Others can do that. "W aiting for1 a taxi,” Joan replied <1 Most large otgmuwions today have sMIed men (( Obe oJ tiie chief services of advotisngtoyoaaea nd more, maybe I should say you think you’re whose fob it is to create a public opinion favorable to consumer las been In pointing out die msaufacftims By the way. Miss Leland, I would with dignity. the organization and in products. This is known as the in love with him.” like to see you again sometime. Just and merchants who deserve your good wifl.lt has done more we “Well, jump in, my girl!” PauJ citgtktn ol good will—one of the moet necwiaiy In- Joan curled up m the big chair the two of us.” ordered cheerfully. this by telling you the story ol their foods and their and opened a magazine which she ! the way Her piquapt face was white be­ He got out and opened the door ol pdides—and then faring you fudge for youxsdl 2 pretended to read. Q But tht peculiar thing about food wiQ is thatit neath the sophisticated veil. She was the car. “You may as well let me . they are worthy o! your support “Look, honey, why not confess? only comes to those who deserve iL In other words, afraid of this man. “I’m afraid it drive you home. You can’t stand I know how you feel.” asking the public for good will IslJttextoughx the boa* <| Adveniaing ahowsyou exactly where you can boy, Jroffl to is impossible,” she replied sharply. here in the rain, you know.” Joan lifted a confused, radiant But Eric Strom was not dis­ ness must be wonhy ol that good will through giving with perfect assurance that here yon will find a man It did seem silly, Joan admitted, pvwJ ♦ W n gti —Utw g grtruj pernec/, face. “Oh, Syb, you’re right! I do eased. “Have a cigarette. Miss who is worthy* a pioduawhfch is houses a price love him. I’m *so in love with him climbing in, but as Paul started the whkh is right. pcfuc/ecf .•eland? You may find that some­ car she cried, “I left mv purse if ' that it frightens me because I can’t time we have no choice in such the office.” believe that he really cares about m a tte rs .” (T O B E COimNUBDJ A THE DAVlE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. G. FEBRUARY 18. 1942. THE OAVIE RECORD. Davie Soldier Receives Letter From Davie John W. Fairdotb (HE PAVlI John W. Faircloth, 30, died at OWezTPaPerI C. FRANK STROUD - - Editor. High Praise Soldier. his home near Oak Grove, last No Liqwovy TELEPHONE Camp Blandlng, Florida Hello Mt. Stroud:—I thought I Tuesday morning. February 7, 1942. would write you a few lines to let Surviving are the widow and two NEW S AR* Ehitered atthe Postofflce in Mocka- Set. Claude Boger you know I am still in the think­ step-sons and a step-sister; James Tllle, N. C., as Second-class Mail Company F, 169th Infantry ing of home. I certainly hope you We have recently completed a new poultry koine matter. March 3 . 1903 . and William’ Baker and M rs. Gil­ Miss John Sml Camp Blanding, Florida. and all my friends in Davie are en­ mer Atwood, all of - Mocksville, 30x60 feet In rear of our store. Bring your live in town shopping My dear Sgti Boger: joying the best of-health and pros­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Route 2. poultry to us. We Will pay the following prices: ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE - * I OO On Friday, February 6 ,1 inspec­ perity. Funeral services were held Wed H . S- Stroud SIX MONTHS. IN ADVANCE - * 50 ted your mess hall and kitchen and I have been at Camp Blanding nesday afternoon at 4 o’clock from trip to.Cana, Vaj found it to be outstanding—out. for 4 weeks now. I have been in Oak Grove Methodist Church. Rev. HEAVY HENS STAGS I A . One of the articles that is almost Ponnd 17c Pound . . . I U C Automobiles L . . . - t f standing not only within your re­ the army a year now, and I am still G. W. Fink was in charge and impossible to find now is a little giment but witbin the entire 43rd in the same Company and Regi burial followed in the church ceme­ LIGHT HENS ROOSTERS O - Mocksville Tbui| Pound shoe with “ made in Japan,’' print' Infantry Division I Your floors and ment that I have been in. I have tery. Pound . 16c with snow. ed on the sole. mess tables were bright and clea ; been on several different army posts GET CASH FOR YOUR LEGHORNS Miss Geraldiu yonr supply room was neat and or­ and Fort Bennington, Georgia is Pound. 14c CHICKENS NOW! There are a few folks in good Miss Sallie Grant. I cepted a position derly arranged; your kitchen knives the best place I have been. It circumstances who are actually too Funeral services for Miss SalIie Mill at Winston.) tight to contribute a penny to the had been cleaned in every crevice; seems more like North Carolina your stoves reflected good care! soil. There are six of us from Grant, 71, who died at her home on Salvation Army. Whenthesefolks North Main street on Monday Misses Sadie: sbake off the mortal roil they won’t Item by item yonr kitchen and Daviein the Regiment. I think Miss Painter, mess ball deserves the rating of we are lucky to get to stay together. evening of last week, following a SMITH & SMOOT be missed. stroke of paralysis, were held at Mocksville shop! SUPERIOR. I have been in the army long en P hone 175 Mocksville, N. C. We don’t think much of the bill It is vitally important that sold­ ough now to become accustomed to the home Wednesday afternoon at 3 Mr. and Mrs. I Congress passed recentlv giving iers be ted good food and plenty of the routine of army life. Every o’clock,' with her pastor, Rev. Rob­ Salisbury, spentl pension to all Congressmen who re. it Therefore the responsibility American boy should be proud to ert M. Hardee, pastor of the First with Mr. and m | Methodist Church, conducting the tire after serving five years. Seems which is placed in the hands of fight in order to preserve our Great ” ■■■■■■...... m u ...... nil Illllllllim illlllllllllllU in ...... that our law makers are in better mess sergeant and his assistants is United States, We are fighting for services. The body was laid to rest N ew 1 9 4 2 | shape today financially, than any great—and only good men should the future security and freedom of In Rose cemetery. nacs free to other class of people. be entrusted with that responsibil­ our relatives and loved ones. Miss Grant is survived by one Consult Your Doctor For w h o renew brother, A. T. Grant prominent What this country needs today is ity. You and your staff have dem­ I certainly do enjoy The Davie Mocksville Attorney, and two sis­ T. F. Bailey, I not dancing masters to teach our onstrated fully your good work that Record each week. I usually read M edical Advise ters, Mrs. G. P. Daniel and Miss Luther Crouse1I children to dance, at high salaries you deserve this trust, and it everything in it, and hope I can Anne Grant, of Mocksville, and a community, wen paid bv the Government, but more well placed in yonr hands. continue to get it as long as I am Brins Your Prescription To Our Store. number of nelces and nephews. ors Wednesday.! arms and amnnition, war planes I would like to extend to yon in the army. I will soon be 23 FRESH DRUGS and submarines. You can’t win' a and to the men who assist yon my years old, and I guess I have been Quick And Accurate Service F. W. KoonU a war by dancing even if Neto did congratulations for a job well done. reading The Davie Record about 12 MiIUons Register Mon­ classic shades ol I am sure that you will maintain or 15 years. fiddle while Rome burned. day. was in town We| , With a great war raging through­ your splendid work in this mess Well, it is hard’for me to think Hall-Kimbrough Drug Store frog skin with 1 out the world this is the time when and in every other mess which th of much to say. I will close wish­ Monday was registration day sane, sober, honest and reliable men changing fortunes of military ser ing you and my other friends the throughout the United States. AU I mmiinminiilimuiuilimiirn Mr. and Mrsl vice might place in your care in best of luck. Your friend, men between the ages of 20 and 45 j — =B = S = are the proud pi should be elected to office. The KERMIT SMITH day of the scheming politician is the future. years, who had not heretofore re. j llDI{|I[||I!Hini!UlfininillinRUIIIIIUIIIltDIIIll who arrived Fed Sincerely yours, Co. F. 20th Engrs., A. P. O. 304, gistered, were reguired to register. I 48532353232323234848534853532323484853535353535353535353532353532348234848484848535353535323235323232323482348484853309123232348s nedy and babe al coming to an end. Statesmen and Camp Blanding, Florida. not cheap ward heelers should be JOHN H. HESTER, The Record goes to press before the FORTY-TWO YEARS OF orial Hospital. elected to the high offices. It is Brigadier General, U. S Army registration figures we-e known for JUST RECI going to take the entire country — Commanding. William S. Reid Davie county. It was thought that i Sgt. Claude Boger is a sou or William S. Reid, 72, died at his the registration in this county Plant Bed Canvl Democrats, Republicans, Prohibi­ ited. Get yourl tionists, Socialist, Labor and all Mr. and Mrs. Malcus Boger, of R. hame in East Mocksville Friday wonld be about 1,200. ] SERVICE C- C. SAN Fl other parties, to win this war. Good Claude was inducted into the afternoon at 3:30 o’clock. Mr. Reid had suffered an attack of pneumonia men should be nominated and elect­ U. S. Army last spring as a Pri­ For 42 Years We Have Served A Mocksville I vate. and is another Davieboywho several weeks ago, and had gone to Notice of Re-Sale. a dove one week ed this year. a Salisbury hospital last Wednesday _ is making good. The Record is The People Of that spring is hd to take treatment He returned Under and by virtue of an order When a few little two-by-four | glad to join bis Davie friends in of the Superior Court of Davie Coun­ the ground still | jack-leg fellows around town i t ! j_ . l. j home Friday and died a few minntes quit,wishing for Claude all the good after his arrival. ty, made in. the special proceeding MocksviUe And Davie County cussing The Record, we may have | fortllnepossible Miss SallieSp Funeral services were held at the entitled MrB. Elizabeth Graham Wil- to leave town. For thirty-five years! : ------home Saturday afternoon at 4:00 liard vs Gilmer Graham, et al.. the -W e Are Alwayc Glad To Welcome New AccoonL spending three we have tried to print a paper thatj To SfiTVC SlippCf o’clock, with his pastor, Rev. W. C. undersigned commissioner will, on her sister, Mrs. I would do the greatest good to th e ' Saturday, the 21st day of February, ed to her bome| The MbcksviIle P. T- A . will Cooper in charge, and the body- laid This Bank Is Operated To Serve The People Of the greatest number. We have 1942 , at 12 o’clock, m., at the court Friday. serve a Washington birthday sup­ to rest in Rose cemetery. done everything possible to build upt Surviving Mr. Reid are his widow; house door in Mocksville, North Car­ This Section At AU Times With A First-Class per in the home economics depart­ olina, offer for re-sale, to the high­ the town and county, and make it one son, Samuel, of Hickory; one Mrs. D. D. Bd ment in the Mocksville high school est bidder forcash, that certain tract Bulking System. Consult Us At Any Time. a better place in which to live. We sister, Mrs. Josephine Grainger, of of land lying and being in Farming­ of Salisbury, wd on Friday evening, Feb. 20th, be fell that our effotts have been re Winston Salem, and a granddaugh­ ton Township, Davie County,. North Next Sunday Being The Birthday Of George day visiting hel ginning at 6 o’clock. Tlie public Carolina, adjoining the lands of G. warded to some extent. The bet ter. Mrs. J. A. D a if is invited. Proceeds will go into . . . -. „ .. . H. Graham and others, and more ter class of people in the town and Mr. and Mrs Reid moved to. this ^ partlcalarly described as follows, Washington, This Bank WQTBe Closed All Day the funeral of the P. T A., general fund. county appreciate our efforts. Many city a number of years ago from to-wit: Cool SpringB. He was in the mer­ The P. T. A.| Of them have complimented us for A tract or lot of land lying in Far­ Monday, Feb. 23rd. Boger-Anderson cantile business, and had many mington Township. Davie County. Davie School' not printing wine and beer adver­ friends throughout the town and N. C.. beginning at a stone, N. W. A Founder’s Dd tisements. We had rather print a Robert Lee Boger, of Cana, son corner of Brick Store; thence East county who were saddened by his presented. W e| church announcement than a dance; Mr and Mrs. Lonnie Boger, and with the public road 130 ft. to a death. He was a conscientious Chris­ stone: thence South 160 ft. to the Bank of Davie and the public I halt 4>d, and a'pastor’s sermon tbanjMiss Margaret Anderson, daughter tian gentlemen, and the entire town Bahnson line; thence West 130 feet ments will be t a card narty. We may be o ld -j^ Mr. and Mrs. W. F. A.nderson, mourns his death. to the Post' (load, or state highway, j KNOX JOHNSTONE, Pres. S. M CALL, Cashier fashioned a^d behind the times,"of F- 2> were united in marriage on thence North 160 feet to the begin­ ning. containing 20.800 square feet, A First Aid C | but we have hundreds of the best Saturday, Feb. 7th, at York, S. C., Mrs. Jane Miller more or leB S. Bidding will start, at AU Accounts Insured Up To $5,000 By Feb. 9th to be I people in Davie and adjoining coun- with Mrs. E. Gettys Nuna perform- Mrs. Jaae Bailey Miller, 96. died Sunday This 3 rd day of Febru- Federd Deposit Insurance Corporation. nesdays and Frl . ary. 1943 . ties, and in 32 of the 48 states, who IjlS the ceremony Mr and Mrs. morning at the home at Smith Grove. Pino Communl - B. C BROCK Cnmmissinner. have been reading The Record for Boger will make th ir home for the Tbe funeral was held Mondav afternoon Reynolds is insi| at 3 o'clock at Smith Grove Methodist Phone 151. Mocksville, N. C. many years. We appreciate their present with the groom’s parents, twenty nine me patronage. Let the little two by-tThe Record joins their friends in Church. Rev. J. W. Vestal conducted the services. Burial was in the church grave­ fours keep knocking—we have be­ wishing for them a long and happy yard FOR SALE I come used to the knocks. married life. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. D McCormick D W. Smith of Mocksville R. 3; Mrs. Charles NEW SHIPMENT OF sell at a barg Progressive Music Club Boger of Cana, R. I; and Miss Rebecca Call or write Aged Mason Dies. Miller of the home; nine grandchildren and E. T l Moses W. White, 91, died last The Progressive Music Club beid one great grandchildren. Mocksvillel Tuesday at Lawrence Hospital,' its February meeting at the home of ' the teacher. Miss Louise Stroud, 1942 General Electric Refrigerators Frank Strou| Mooresvillf, following a short ill MocksviUe C ircuit I position witb ness. Mr. White was a na ive of Saturday afternoon. Aftefthelbut- v F. A. WRIGHT. Pastor Store, Winstonl Iredell county, Survivmgare five,'»e»s.session, the following musical Union Chapel UdIO a. m. ; . I program was given:. Electric Ranges - - W ashing M achines al days last w j sons and . two Chestnut Grove 7d)0 p. m. ft, K- mi 10Tf LrS'W a“ °n^ Duet1ALittle Prayer, Copeland; Theme: "The Human Race One Big bis pareuts on them being Mrs J. E. McNeely1 of Jane Click and Nan Bowden. 0 ,d Family.” selling with a : Cooleemee. | Melody, Presser; Jane Click; Duet, NOTICE—If any of my churches wish to WE ALSO HAVE THE Mr. W biieissaid to have been; Sing, Robin. Sing. Spau ding; Coleen go on War Time, please notify me as soon W. R. Carteil the oldest living Mason in North Smith and Miss Stroud. A short as possible. classic shades Caiolina, but we believe this to be sketch of the life of Stephen Foster BLACKSTONE & EASY WASHERS town Thursday! a mistake. Mr. J. M. Betts, of was given at this time by Martha Kappa Newi I a pleasant calll Chapel Hill, a brother of Mrs. Bowden, after which she plaVed a Mr. and Mrs. W: S, Miner spent Sunday Now is the Time to Buy Your Refrigerator, Range or Washing Machine. been reading T l James McGuire, ot Mocksville, is group of his songs, including “Oh! with Mr. and Mn. M. M. Turner. . of a century orl 92 years of age, and has been a Suzannab.” "M t O ld Kentucky Mt. and Mrs. Smoot Cattner and Child- Home,” and “ Beautiful Dreamer.” *“ spent the week end with Mr. and Mis. Mason for more than 60 years. He D. P. Dysod Aduet1-Paradeof the Amazons.” Sam Snider of SaUshury. The Supply Is Limited And Will Get Scarcer Later. Sheffield subsci is in good bealth, considering his Morri ion. by Janie Navlorand Miss ?<»>»>, Smoot. ofWinstoo-Salem.vi.ited advanced aged. He spends some a.: . __. . , ,, ibis parents over the weekend. OUe day last wel stroud, conctuded the program. I Mr. and Mrs. Cayt Kinder, Mr. and Mrs. PRICES WILL BE HIGHER, TOO. fice a pleasant! time every summer here with his During the social hour, several!Robert Kinder and baby, Mr. and Mrs. G. sister, an I has many friends in contests were enjoved, prizes being 'JJf c®rtner and family, Miw Inez Ijames, was one of the I , JJiT-C-.-. . Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Cartner end children, Mocksville. awarded to Janie Sue Naylor and Rev. 6. W. Fink and Willie Cartner and Place Your Order Now When Yon Know Yon Can Get Delivery. to meet the grol ; Gerinaine -Wellman. Refreshments daughter, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and but be was unq Mrs. J. F. Cartner. committee. Going Strong At 82. carrying out the Valentine motif John Frank Turner, of Mooresville spent GENERAL ELECTRIC PRODUCTS ARE UNEXCELLED were served the group. the week end with his parents, Mr. and The Record congratulates the Mrs. M. M. Turner. G ET YOUIl Rev. W. L. Sherrill, native of the Sam Cartner, of Raleigh spent the week­ from the Frap Sherrills Ford community but now; Robert Hall Neely end at home. Franklinville, I a resident of Charlotte, who cele-1 Robert HairNeeIv. 73. died Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Jones and 'daughter New Hampsbil spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Red Crosses f roT brated his eighty second birthday bis hduie, MockdWlle. Route 2. Jones, of enter G G Sanford Sons Co. Monday with Hickory friends. I The funeral was held at Union Chapel growing strain) The good minister is still going Methodist Church Monday morning at Il A UCTION SAlE ENDS latest modern strong, both mentally and spiritual- o'clock. Rev. F. A. Wright conducted the SATURDAY EVENING, “Everything For Everybody” under experieJ ly, despite bis more than four score services. Burialwasinthechurchgrave i _ __ Chicks are dist| years, and we wish him many more yard. . 1 FfcB. Z lste Phone 7 Mocksville, N. G dolph Mills, In happy anniversaries.—Hickory Re- . Surviving are one son. B. S. Neely of the D a flfc l p y f & EICC* C o C„ manufacturl cord. home ahd two grandchildren. Cttit and Excel! Celsior poultry j THE DAVlB RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C.. FEBRUARY 18. 1942. THE DAVIE RECORD. Missra Jessie Libby Stioud Is con- Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Mallisoti1 of fined to her home on Maple Ave- Raleigh, are spending this week in First Methodist Chorch O ldest Paper In The County nue, suffering with follicular tonso town, guests of Mrs. Mallison’s par­ REV. ROBERT M. HARDEE. Pastor. litis Snndav Sehool, 10 a. m. inted! ents, Mt. and Mrs. H. S. Walker. No Liquor, W in e, B e e r A ds. Moreiog Wowhip. Ii a m. MocksviUe Cash Store Mrs. I. Frank Essie, of Cana, R. Misses Louise Foster, Helen Young Peoole's Service, 6:15 p- m. NEWS AROUND TOWN. who suffered a stroke of paraly- Stroud and Carolyn Kurfees, stud Evening Worship. 7:00 p. m. iltry house Player Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. IS FEATURING THIS WEEK sis several weeks ago, is very much ents at Mitchell College. Statesville, Tbe public is coidiaily invited to attend M iss John Smoot, of Kappa, was your live tmroved, and was able to be in town spent the week end with their par­ all th e services. in town shopping Thursday. Friday for the first time since her ents. Ing prices: Illness. Endicotl Johnson Shoes H. S. Stroud made a business Miss Christine Warren, a mem trip to Cana. Va., Thursday. Mrs. Jasper Williams, *>f near her, of the Mocksville, high school FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY IO c Kappa, was in town Tuesday aud faculty, is at Davis Hospital, Stat­ Princess Theatre Automobiles passing through Iett a life preserver with us. Mrs. esville, recovering from an appendi­ Mocksville Thursday were covered Smartest Shoes uOn The Square/’ 8 c Williams has been taking The Re­ citis operation which she underwent WEDNESDAY ONLY w ith sn o w . cord for many years and says slie “HURRICANE SMITH" 3R YOUR Friday. Our Spring Line Is Complete Miss Geraldine Ijames has ac­ cannot do without it. Thank you. with Rav Middleton-Jane Wyatt NOW! The P T. A.. of Cheshire’s cepted a position with the Hanes All tbe clocks in the country were School will meet Wednesday even­ TH U R SD A Y a n d FRID A Y Mill at Winston-Salem. Come Id And Try On A Pair turned up one hour 10 days ago, ing Feb. 18 at J8 o’clock (War “NAVY BUIES” Misses Sadie and Ellen Click, and but we find that all the people are Time.) AU patrons and friends of withAnn Sheridan-Jack Oakie Wolverine Shell Horse Hide >OT Miss Painter, of WoodIeafl were not getting up an hour earlier. the school are cordially invited to Mocksville shoppers Thursday. Some are working on the fast time attend this meeting. SATURDAY |ille, N. C. while others are still eating, sleep­ Charles Starrett in Shoes-They Stay Soft Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Click, of ing. and working by sun time. Miss Josephine Cooley, who has THE KOYAL MOUNTED PATROL" been a patient at Charlotte Memor Salisbury, spent last week in town ial Hhospital since Jan. 16th recov­ MONDAY w ith Mr. and Mrs Fletcher Click. R. S. Powell, of Center, who has N E W SPRING been a patient at Lowery Hospital, ing from serious injuries deceived in hinternational s q u a d r o n " New 1942 Blum's Alma­ Salisbury, returned home Friday. an automobile wreck, was able to Ronald Reagan Prints, Silks, Chambrays and Dress Mr. Powell has many friends who be removed to an Asheboro hospi­ nacs free to our subscribers TUESDAY F o r who renew their subscription wish for him an early recovery. His tal Monday. Miss Cooley is much Trimmings Jusit Arrived health has been bad for seyeral better, her friends will be glad to '■THREE GIRLS ABOUT TOWN" T. F. Bailey, C. R. Vogler and years. learn. Joan Blondell Luther Crouse, of t h e Advance Complete Line Staple Groceries |u r S to re . community, feere Mocksville visit­ I. H. Shore, well-known fanner Miss Florence Mackle, County ors Wednesday. who lives in the far reaches of Home Demonstration Agent, will At Lowest Prices. Farmington townshio, was in town meet with tbe ladies of the Ijames F. W. Koontz, who lives iu the Tuesday and dropped into our of­ Cross Roadsand Sheffield Commun­ In Conservation Of ities at the home of Mrs. Johnny classic shades ot Sonth Calahaln, fice. Mr. Shore tells us that he T i r e s was in town Wednesday and I ft a hasn’t been in town fir several Smith, Tuesday, Feb. 24th, at a Come To See Us Often. (Which We May Get) frog skin with us. years, but crippled too bad too bad o’clock. A large attendance is ex­ S to r e And Automoliilet We Appreciate Your Patronage And You Will Always to get around very well. pected at this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. H, L. Kennedy \ (Whieh We Cannot Get) Find A Warm Welcome Awaits You At Our Store. are the proud parents of a little son Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Markham We Request That Our Patients who arrived Feb. 8th. Mrs. Ken­ and daughters returned home Sun­ ‘I AmTellingYou” Place Their Calls As Early In nedy and babe are at Rowan Mem. day from Red Oak, Va., where The Day As Possible. That Your Neighbor Trades With Us. We Make An Idnetary And they were called ten days ago to be That you had better antici­ tO F ■ orial Hospital. Avoid Extra Driving. at the bedside of Mrs Markham’s pate your requirements of W on’t You? JUST RECEIVED—Shipment mother, Mrs. T. P. Toombs. Mrs. (S igned) PlantBedCanvass. Supplyis lim­ Garden Seed. Prices are ad­ ited. Get yours now if in need. Toombs passed away on Friday. vancing fast. Growers and Dr W. M. Kavanaugh Funeral services took place at the C- C. SANFORD SONS CO. Jobbers stocks are getting home Sunday afternoon at 3:30 Dr. A. B. Byerly Mocksville Cash Store arved A Mocksville lady says she heard o’clock, and burial followed in tbe smaller daily. It is predicted Dr. Lesier P. Martin a dove one week, which is a sign that there was not enough family burial ground. Dr. W. M. Long <4Tbe Friendly Store” that spring is here. Maybe so, but seed produced last year to Mr. and Mrs. C. Boon and son tbe ground still has 25 days to go. supply the demand. Dr. S. A. Harding Geo. R. Hendricks, Manager Iu n ty Cornelius, who have been living in Dr. G. V. Greene Miss Sallie Spencer, who has been the Clement house on North Main Take A Tip And BuyYour I Account. spending three weeks in town with street fcr the past several years, Seed Now, Our Prices Same her sister, Mrs. W. L. Call, return­ have moved to Jerusalem, where As Last Year. eople O f ed to her home in Winston-Salem Mt. Boon has a position on the Friday. Craig plantation as landscape gard­ frst-Class ener. Mr. Boons was . manager of Mocksvflle Mrs. D. D. Bennett and children, tbe Eidson nurseries on Route No. O R R IS ETTj Time, of Salisbury, were In town Wednes­ a, for several years. The Record Hardware Co. day visiting her parents, Mr. and is sorry to lose these good citizens, ieorge but wish them well in their new Mrs. J. A. Daniel, and attending home. THE SEED STORE M “LIVE. WIRE STORE” S I All Day the funeral of Miss Sallie Grant. Fourth and Trade Streets W inston-Salem , N. C. The P. T. A. of the William R. FOOD FOB FREEDOM GAEDEN Davie School will meet Feb. 19th. VTWiM AND v a r ieties and amount of seed to plant A Founder's Day program will be With the “Community Bargain Day” history-winter is'over at Morrisett’s and now presented. We urge each member FOK FIVE PERSONS AiBtSM Peetof and the public to attend. Refresh­ ToClaot Bonr Poi it’s spring with roses blooming, the birds Mnpng and soon the gentle breezes **«11 ments will be served. VABIBtlBS For 6 6 Ll , Cashier | be blowing. Come at once and see the most beautiful collection of spring things A First Aid Class started Monday, Henderson Bush, Woods Prolific 21/2 lbs. 250 By Feb. 91b to beheld Mondays, Wed­ Beans, Bush Lima you have ever seen in Winston.Salem. Possibly for 60 days Morrisett’s can hold Beans, Pole Lima Carolina Sieve, Challenger 2 Y2 l bs. 250 lation. nesdays and Fridays at 8 p. m., in Beans, Bnsh Snap Strmgless Black Valentine, Bountiful, Pino Community Building. Mr. Stringless Greenpod 5 IbB. 375 the defense line against advancing prices. Sixty money saving days. 2Y2 lbs. 200 Reynolds is instructing a class of Beans, Pole -Snap Kentucky Wonder Beets Early Wonder, Cosby’s Egyptian 2% ozs. 125 twenty nine members. Cabbage (seed) Jersey Wakefield (early) . I oz. 250 . Danish Ball Head (late) FOR SALE -15-30 steel wheel Carrots Chantenay1 Imperator 2% ozs. 125 Great Values in Our Dry Goods Dept. McCormick D ering tractor. Will Collards (seed) Carolina Short Stem I oz. 250 sell at a barg in to quick buyer. Cucumber (slicing) Clark’s Special, Eirby 2% ozs. 50 Call or write Lettuce B% Boston, New York No. 12 loz. 200 White Velvet, Perkins Mammoth 2% ozs. 75 E. T. McCULLOH, Okra 500 Mocksville, R 2, OakGrove. Peas (field) Crowder, Cowpeas ' 2% lbs. Peas (garden) Laxton V Progress, Laxtonia 2% lbs, 400 Peppers California Wonder Y2— oz. 100 Beautiful Ready-To-Wear itors Frank Stroud, Jr., who holds a Silverskin Ebenezer, Yellow Olobe Danvers 5 pts. 100 position with Efird's Department Onion (sets) —■ • — »™_. <*--*-«. 2%ozs. Kale Siberian, Dwarf Blue Scotch 250 Store, Winsion-Salem, spent seve - Spinach Virginia Savoy, Long Standing 2% ozs.. 250 We are now showing a marvelous collection of spring ready-to-wear. ies al days last week at tbe Home of Sqnasb Yellow Crookneck, White Bnsh 2% ozs. 50 Golden Cross Bantam, Ioana m lbs. 500 his parents on Maple Avenue, tus. Sweet Com If you need a coat, suit, dress, sweater or blouse. WHY PAY MORE? Mustard Southern Giant Cnrled 5 ozs. 600 selling with a severe cold. Tomatoes Pritchard, Rntgers, Marglobe Y 2 o z . 750 TurnipsMps Purple Top (for greens ahd roots) 5------ozs. 300 W. R. Carter, who lives in the In addition to the above list of vegetables S pecks of Irish potatoes_of classic shades of Fulton, was in either Cobbler, Green Mountain or Sequeia should be planted and 500 slips Ir s town Thursday and paid our office of the sweet potato. Smart Coats and Suits a Dleasant call. Mr. Carter has !Machine. been reading The Record for a third of a century or more. USS MCOiiNe THSnS $g.95 $ j 2 95 * i 4 98 $1 6 75 $1 8 ‘75 WIHeSMOIC WHr CAMELS D. P. Dyson, one of our good CUCKS WIIH AKE IWTHIW later. Sheffield subscribers, was in town Me. AND THff CAMEL MCN IN IHB one day last week and gave our of­ IS REAUy MIT fice a pleasant call. Mr. Dyson SHCiL was one of the committe appointed Lovely Spring Dresses eSivery. to meet the groundhog on Feb 2nd, but be was unable to meet with tbe $ | .9 s $2 <9 S $3 .9 5 $ g .9 5 $ g .95 $ j2 95 committee. GET YOUR BABV CHICKS from the Franklinville Hatchery, m ” »■»* or SUnKR-BUMIM CAMELS comtmrs Franklinville, N. C. Barred Rocks, New Hampshire Reds and Rock- 28* LESS NICOTINE Red Crosses from blood tested quick- the average of-the 4 other lugut^idtiog' i growing strains. Hatched in tbe dgafettes tested mIck than snf of them—accoid*. latest modern hatching equipment fng m fadepgndgn* irientffic tests C f S b e l under experienced management. Chicks are distributed by The Ran. 9 S C ^ l'95 * 2 95 * 3 95 dolph Mills, Inc., Franklinville, N. N. C. C„ manufacturers of Dainty Bis. 1HCCI6 AREITE0 P cuit and Excelsior flour and Ex- COSTUER to b a c c o s celsior poultry and dairy feeds.. CAMEL THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. Secret Army-Navy Headquarters in East Succor for Wounded CLASSIFIED WHO’S DEPART MENT 'M: JSg SCHOOLS NEWS P rep are for Post OfBee examinations. F o r free literature write' lECSCREtN&KwlO PREPARATORY SCHOOL. Dept. S. ISM ByVKGINlAyALE E . 114th St., Cleveland, Ohio. THIS (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) NE day recently Marlene Curtailing Camera O Dietrich was called back to Columbia studios for spe­ The federal laws that prohibit WEEK cial .scenes for “The Lady Is the photographic reproduction of ■Willing,” her new comedy currency, stamps, bonds and sim­ By LEMUEL F. PARTON with Fred MacMurray. One ilar government papers go a step (Consolidated Features— W jv u Service.) further to protect certificates of "NJ EW YORK.—Something like Ho- bit of action had her being be­ naturalization. Even the making ratius at the bridge, or the little sieged by autograph hunters of a typewritten copy of such a Dutch boy with his finger in the dyke in front of a theater. As one document, whether for a legiti­ is the American Col. C. L. Chen- little girl thrust forward her book mate purpose or for fraud, sub­ A WARM-J . . _ . _ ., . naultandhis the star looked at her closely, say­ jects the offender to a severe pen­ this simple Air Circus Pilot American pi- ing, “Haven’t I seen you before?” alty. consisting of HasWiagsSpread lots, guard- She had; “Before I became an ac­ mittens. The 3 Over Burma Road “ 8 the Bur­ tress,” said the youngster, “I got boasts this vr‘ ma road and your autograph in front of the stu­ the neighborho dropping the Japanese as fast as dio.” The “actress” is 11-year-old envy of her fri they come. Carol Anne Lever. Their score is more than 60 Japa­ —*— Detailed directi nese planes downed, including 24 Cecilia Parker, Mickey Rooney’s three-piece set an bombers, with a possible score of sister in the Judge Hardy Fandly ting stitches are g: around 100, taking into account the series, rejoins the family in “The Crochet directions JV*! red. white and bl‘ enemy planes hit but not downed on In this picture wounded defenders Cointship of Andy Hardy.” In pri­ tern sheet. Send the spot. They’re doing all this with of the desert fortress of Tobruk are vate life Mrs. Dick Baldwin, Miss antiquated planes, and so far shown approaching a hospital ship Parker retired temporarily some Evenly Paced AUNT they’ve lost only IO of them. somewhere in Libya, after they had months ago to welcome the stork; Quiet minds can not be per­ Box 16S-W Six years ago, Colonel Chen- been relieved by the drive of the plexed or frightened, but go on in Enclose 15 ce fortune or misfortune at their nanlt headed the army team of America’s eastern seaboard is guarded by a closely co-ordinated de­ British imperials into Libya after desired. Pattern precision acrobats which spread months of siege. Tlie British navy own private pace, like a clock v heart-failure among the crowds fensive and offensive system, by land, sea'and air, with leaders working during a thunderstorm. — R. L. N am e ...... in unison at secret headquarters somewhere in the New York area. Above played an important role in the Address .... attending the Seventh Annual are two views of army and navy commanders conferring in the plotting battle. of Tobruk and the drive Stevenson. Army Air races at Miami. He across Cyrepaica. and his mates, Lieut. J. H. Wil­ room of the secret joint headquarters. (Official D. S. army and navy liams and Lient. William Mc­ photos.) v : Donald, put on probably the diz­ GAS ON STOMACH ziest air show ever seen and at Commands A.E.F. M ar excite th e Heart action At the first Blgn of ffistreu smart men and women the same’time a demonstration depend on Belfons Tablets to set gas free. No laxa­ *M 0 R Nelson Defends Sl-a-Year Men tive bet made of tbe fastest-acting medidnea known NON-SKID, NO of the amazing maneuverability for symptomatic relief of gastric hyperacidity. If tbe RBOT TBlAL doesn’t.prove Bell-aas better, reton of airplanes under highly expert bottle to os and receive DOUBLE Monej fieck, Ste- control. Beyo The colonel, a lean, dark, quiet, He who imi wiry man, was 45 years old when Cooler Trees always goes b 'the above' air show came off. He In forests, the exterior tempera­ that is set; o retired from the army and holed up ture of the trees is always lower who imitates in a neat little house at Waterproof, CECILIA PARKER than the temperature of the air, falls short.—G La. He had his books and his dog in the two pictures that were sub­ day and night, summer and win­ and he was going to enjoy life with sequently made, she was referred ter. his friends. However, he kept up to as “visiting in New York.” The his studies of air tactics and strate­ first day that she came back to BUNIO gy, having written two authoritative work, she walked on the set with Getthlsquickrell text books on these subjects. IF YOUR NOSE shoe pressure, e- her baby girl in her arms; shooting cuehions the ee In 1937 , he was approached couldn’t start until every member spot. Costa hot by a representative of the Chi­ of the cast had held ,the infant. nese government who proposed 0CIOSES UP4 that he become air adviser to “Here Comes Mr. Jordan,” which the Chinese government. This a lot of people thought was the best TONIGHT led to his four years’ service in picture of 1941 , is to have a sequel, I n P China in which he organized and known at the moment as “Hellbent He who gets commanded the present A.V.G., L for Mr. Jordan.” Let’s hope that it Issass I jg=?£l who keeps d or American Volunteer group, won’t be as disappointing as sequels l l J ; I up” tonight and Proverb. Brig. Gen. Bussell P. Hartle, who makes breathing difficult, put 3-pur­ which is now outfighting the Jap­ Donald M. Nelson, war production chief, tells the senate Truman commands the force of U. S. troops usually are. pose Vicks Va-tro-nol up each nostril. anese along the Burma road. committee investigating defense that it is “hampering” him by frighten­ that has landed in Northern Ireland. Va-fcro-nol does 3 Important things. . When he was here in January, ing business men who are badly needed in war effort.' He defended The war department refused (o "Abie’s Irish Rose,” heard coast- I t (I) shrinks swollen membranes. ( 2) 1940 , he said that the Chinese planes Sl-a-year men who have been criticized by the committee. Nelson is make public the designation of the to-coast over the NBC network ev­ soothes irritation, (3) relieves tran­ ery Saturday, has been enacted in sient nasal congestion. I t brings more were liquid-cooled and at a great shown (right) shaking hands with Sen. Harry Truman, chairman. units, composition or strength. comfort, makes breathing easier, thus disadvantage against-any up-to-date every country in the world. The late invites sleep... And remember, it helps machine. A quiet, reserved officer, Will Rogers saw a full production of with no dash of the swashbuckler Saved From Sea the play in China, with Chinese inthne. Fallow dirertSmSflltef63 ForY Another ‘Ax’ to Give Ax to Axis “Murphys” and “Levys.” FREE—SEEDS WORTH $1.00! For 7 in his make-up, he says that he and packages of Petunias, Zinnias, Mari­ CreomUMon his boys can hold the road if they can golds, Sweet Peas, Candy-tuf t, Morn­ cause it goes Ti just get a few more fairly fash­ Edward G. Robinson has sold his ing Glories and ' trouble to he home studio, Warner Bros., the idea Balsam just send Jg germ laden p' ionable planes. name and address V ICK S to soothe and ♦ ---- ' OH- of starring him in “The Death of flamed bron Jim Gower,” which was presented to Vicks, Dept. E, T -vHE United States marine corps Greensboro, N. C- VA'TRO'NOL branes. Tell yo I on his “Big Town” radio program a bottle of Cr- did not need the saga of Guam derstandlngyo and Wake island as a reminder that recently; it deals with an idealistic quickly allays it is an old established firm. The but drunken newspaper man. Friendly Books to have your He who loveth a book will never Gen-HolcombDeep y° 2 rs ’oleter A drop of water proved to be the want a faithful friend, a whole­ GREO In Tradition of than the most temperamental “actor” in the some counsellor, a cheerful com­ for Coughs, Ch cast of Columbia’s “The Adventures panion, or an effectual comfort­ U- S. Marine Corps P^sent Unit- of Martin Eden,” the Jack London er.—Isaac Barrow. / ed States classic. Representing a tear, the Wa government, and on November 10 of It is much this year will celebrate its 167th an­ drop of water required seven “takes” to sizzle on a hot iron held than to be niversary. DON’T LET Disraeli. Its anchor, globe and eagle em­ by Claire Trevor, the most “takes” blem and its “Semper Fidelis” have of any scene in the picture. CONSTIPATION been pretty nearly everywhere, and, SLOW YOU UP historically speaking, it will be old Ona Munson can’t , get rid of that jinx that’s been pursuing her. Her • W hen bowels are sluggish and you feel Pullth stuff to the marines, wherever they irritable, headachy and everything you land. nose was broken when a make-up do is an effort, do as B ullions d o —chew Just now it has its highest mask was being fitted to her at FEEN-A-MINT, the modem chewing LazyB ranking commandant in history, Warner Bros.; then she showed up gum laxative. Simply chew FEEN-A- at the “Big Town” broadcast with M IN T before you go to bed—sleep with­ with the President’s elevation of out being disturbed—next morning gentle, Ease for Commandant Thomas Holcomb bandages on four fingers and one thorough relief, helping you fee I swell from the rank of major general leg, from injuries received while again, full of your normal pep. Try When consti to lieutenant general. General she was making a jungle picture at FEEN-A-MINT. Tastes good, is handy digestion, stoxn Universal. and economical. Agenerous family supply spells, gas, coat Holcomb, 42 years with the V h bad breath, yo corps, is a quiet-spoken,, heavy- / “crying the blu set, busiDess-like officer who, Virginia Payne, star of radio’s FEEK-A-HlNTTot don’t move. It “Ma Perkins,” declares that it’s the to pull the trig like his “Leathernecks,” has programs with the family, back­ combined with been around a lot and has a way Jd ground that pay dividends. “Ma” Why We Boast ease to your sto of making himself at home un­ Boasting is but an art our fears many Doctors ' der inhospitable conditions. has been on the air for more than rations in th-: 2,500 consecutive performances; to blind.—Homer. medicine more a His World war honors, won in “Amos ’n’ Andy”, “Bachelor’s Chil­ ach. So be sur Cecil Brown, Far East ^corre­ Syrup Pepsin. France, include a citation by Gen­ dren," “Pepper Young’s Family”— LaxativeSenna eral Pershing, the Navy Cross, the spondent of CBS, was on. the British they all go on forever, seemingly. T0 sin. See how w Silver Star, the Purple Heart and Officers and crew of the U.S.S. Rodman salute the colors during battle cruiser Repulse when it was Senna wakes up commissioning ceremonies at the New York navy yard in Brooklyn. Lieut." They make stars, toO; Don Aineche the Legion of Honor ribbon. sunk by the Japs. Brown jumped and Tyrone Power are just' two Vvv OF in your intestin Com. William G. Michelet, in Washington, D. C., will command the new into the waters of the'South China CjpLDS from constipa"' He entered the marine corps quickly destroyer, sister ship of the U.S.S. Hambleton, which was commissioned who’ve graduated to film stardom SyrupPepsin- as a civilian. His rough-and- sea. He is shown here aboard a de­ from them. LIQUID fortableandeas at the same yard in December. TABLETS finicky childre ready military education later stroyer after his rescue. SALVE NOSE DROPS., pleasant family was supplemented by a course When he finished work as “Mr. COUOH DROPS well’s Laxative in the command and general Cugat,” Ray Milland left with Mrs. 6 6 6 today. Try one staff school in 1925 . He saw On Only U. S. Rubber Plantation Commends Prisoner MiUand for a vacation at Sun Val­ Syrup Pepsinfo service in China and the Philip­ ley. Veronica Lake and her hus­ WNU- 7 6—42 pines, back in the dawn days of band also headed for Sun VaUey, -TdiaTfS popularity Streng “manifest destiny,” and in the when she finished “This Gun for of Doans Pills, after The strengt many years of wotM- World war he commanded the Hire” ; two pairs of skis were fas­ i wide use, surely must Iigion.—Ben Second battalion of the Sixth tened to the top of their car. But Ibe accepted as evidence marines in the St. Mihiel and Io f satisfactory use. after a few days of winter sports I And. favorable public Meuse-Argonne offensives. He they yearned for Florida; made the opinion supports was assigned to Cuba in the trip in such a rush that, when they of the able pbysidans who test the value of eooo post-war years and, by 1935 , had reached Miami, the skis stiff rode Doan’s under exacting Diuo attained the rank of brigadier the car top. Passers-by stared, __ laboratory conditions. STOICS physicians, too, approve every w ord general. In 1936 he was made thinking them slightly mad, or may­ of advertising you read, the objective of a major general and comman­ be just ignorant of the rfact that which is only to recommend DoantsPUXs M * good diuretic treatment for disorder SUO dant of Die marine corps. they were headed the wrong way. of the, kidney function and for relief of The Continental congress .set up the pain and worry it causes. If more people were aware of how the •S&ut the marines, the oldest branch' of ODDS AND -ENDSr Chesier Morris kidneys must constantly remove waste the American armed forces. Away spent two days in a Ioimdry hamper for that cannot stay in the blood without in­ BJim- jury to health, there would be better un­ -back in 1802 they took Dema, in scenes in Columbia’s *Confessions of Bos­ derstanding of why the whole body suffers Libya, recently taken by the Brit­ ton Blackie ” . . . Joe E. Brown’s costumes when kidneys lag, and diuretic Wtedifa- ish. They were fighting pirates in for "Shut My Big MouthJt in which he im­ ticrn would be more often employed. personates a woman, were designed by the _ Burning, scanty or too frequent urfva- the Dutch East Indies in 1835 ; in tion sometimes warn of disturbed ldduy creator of Rita Hayworth's screen ward­ function. You may suffer waggaig back­ Tripoli in 1840 and Formosa in 1867 . - X ■ v robes . . . Lew Ayres and Laraine Day, ache, persistent headache, attacks of diz­ Their range has been north and separated in the uDr- Kildere" series, are ziness, getting up nights, swelling, puffi­ mo south from the Arctic to the far ness under the eyes—feci weak, nervous, Whether to be reunited in a murder mystery film\, all played o ut or remo South Seas, and east' and west i . "Fingers at the W indouf. . . Thomton Ed­ Use Doan's PiUs . It is better to rriy on around the globe. Without dispar­ a medicine that has won world-wide se­ JoU ow tbe Uncle Sam is now making up for lost time on a 156-acre plant Attorney General Francis Biddle wards swears that he got a ticket for speed­ el aim than on something less favorably what's n agement to other forces they have ing when he was on his way to work in known. Ask your neighborI better, come to symbolize tough fighting Introduction station at Miami, Fla., where the government’s star agrono­ awards prisoner in Atlanta prison a about ne mists are experimenting with rubber plants to increase the yield. Here certificate of merit for good work ’’Torpedo Boat,” to make a scene in which, this new prpwess and capacity for fast catch- as a speed cop, he gives Ridtard Arlen • filled w as-catch-can milling anywhere. you see workers collecting latex, or rubber sap, from an 11-year-old in behalf of defense. Prisoner’s back “guinea, pig” tree, one of the first jf the experimental trees planted here. is toward the camera. ticket for speeding! Doans Pills which y THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

Is s i f i e d IMPROVED RTMENT UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL UNDAY I PATTERNS Ichools ■ Post OfRce examinations, CHOOL Lesson S-EWlNG CIRCLE lraturo write LAKEVIEW i SB y HABOLD I/. LUNDQUIST. D. D. I t SCHOOL. Dept. S, 1380 JltfHtt GUambeM\ Of TiKe MoodyBible Institute of Chicago. FlereUnd, Ohio. Released by western Newspaper Union.) smart style to wear under a win­ A ter coat. It may be suitable in­ piling Camera Lesson for February 22 terpreted in silk or rayon or wool crepes in plain weaves, failles or Lesson'subjects and Scripture texts se­ satin. Jral laws that prohibit lected and copyrighted by,, InternaUoiaJ * . » raphic reproduction of CouncU of Beugious Education; used by permission. Pattern No. 8066 Is designed tor sizes |tamps, bonds and sim- 36 to 52. Size 30, short sleeves, requires nent papers go a step % JESDS APPOINTS AND TEACHES 4% y ards 39-inch m aterial; 5 yards 35- !protect certificates of inch; IY2 yards machine-made edging for THE TWELVE neckline. For this attractive pattern send |on. Even the making your order to: ritten copy of such a LESSON X B X T -Luke 6:12-2g. !whether for a legiti- P attern No. Z9447 GOLDEN TEXT—Let your litcbt so shine SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. oefore men. that they may see your good Boom 1321 bse or for fraud, sub- WARM-AS-TOAST outfit is works, and glorify your Father which is in lender to a severe pen- 311 W. Wacker Dr. Chicago A this simple knitted threesome heaven.—Matthew 5:16. Enclose 20 cents in coins for consisting of sweater, cap and P attern No..; . Size.. mittens. The 3 to 5 year old -who God is sovereign and has all pow­ boasts this will be the envy of er. He might, therefore, perform N am e ...... W Address ... the neighborhood, his mother the His works without the help of man, envy of her friends. and on many an occasion He does just that. That fact makes it all the more Detailed directions for knitting the B lm n e Minded Not Abuse, VJOR LDS three-piece set and explanations of knit­ glorious that He ordinarily works *«k[L LAMEST ting stitches are given on Z9447, 15 cents. through men, giving to them the Just So He Wasn’t Ignored I r S t SEUER Crochet directions for a Jack Tar bib in privilege of companionship with IO t red. white and blue are also on the pat­ James G. Blaine, the famous tern sheet. Send your order to: , Him in service. Sinful and weak j though they may have been, they American statesman, at one time was being bitterly attacked by a fvciily Paced AUNT MARTHA i become strong and holy in Him, 1 able to do valiant service in His leading New York newspaper. His nds can not be per- Box 166-W Kansas City, Mo. This Valentine Cake Goes Straight to Your Heart! friends were fearful that this ad­ Jrightened, but go on in Enclose 15 cents for each pattern (See Bedpes Below) ' name. verse publicity would harm his misfortune at their desired. Pattern No ...... I I. Appointed to Serve Christ (w. career, and pleaded with him to B pace, like a clock 12-19). N am e ...... Cnpid’s Day come to some understanding with ■thunderstorm. — R. L. Valentine Day Supper Party It is the constant teaching of the paper. Address ...... Hearts are king for a day and Scriptuie that those called to serve •Chicken Loaf With Mushroom One old friend of his, who was with these magic little symbols you God are not self-appointed. They on good terms with the editor, can do up some Sauce or ' are was certain that he could exert magic tricks tbat Assorted Cold Meat and Cheese i I. Chosen by Him (w . 12- 13). He Bcead or Rolls. Relishes some influence and offered to in­ IN STOMACH will make small chooses whom He will, givts them tercede with the editor. IxclCt the Heart action entertaining a tri­ •Valentine’s Day Salad the gifts and the grace for ministry J of distress smart men •Meringues With Stralwberry Ice “Don’t bother,” said the shrewd I d s T ablets to s e t g a s fn ------*MOROLINEK umph. You can I (and both are important!), and pro­ Blaine, “I don’t mind being E the faa test-acting medicines I NON-SKID. NON-SUP BOTTLE-10* Cream or Ire U e fo f gastric hyperacidity,SS?BB have a party if vides them a place of service. It is abused, so long as I am not for­ n ’t 3 rove Bell-ans b e t' Ice Cream Molds eto DOUBLE Mooey you like in the vital to the servant of Christ that gotten.” Beyond in Evil Valentine theme, Coffee he know that he has been chosen He who imitates what is evil or you can work Children’s Valentine Party and caltal of the Lord. Only with Cooler Trees always goes beyond the example in the decorations that assurance can he meet the the exterior tempera- that is set; on the contrary, he of hearts, Cupids, problems and bear the burdens of sVI> trees is always lower •Heart-Shaped Sandwiches who imitates what is good always red-and-white or Hot Chocolate the work. bmperature of the air, falls short.—Gicciardini. pink-and-white color schemes in just Observe that it was after a night ight, summer and win- Ice Cream or Sherbet serving refreshments. •St. Valentine’s Day Cake af prayer that Jesus appointed the The idea is to be festive and just •Recipes Given. twelve. * How many .churches give gay enough to put you and your that much prayer to the choosing family in a good mood. So plan of its leaders? Do we not need it ^ p H E soft detail of the ruffling at BUNIONS to be on speaking terms with Valen­ XVi cups cottage cheese far more than did our Lord? -*■ the deep V neckline of this Vi cup finely chopped celery IUS NOSE « pressure, soothes, tine’s day with the star selections 2. Called from Many Walks of dress adds much to its chairm cushions th e Bensitivel Salt and pepper spot. Costa but a trifle. I’m including in today’s recipes. Life (w . 14-16). The apostles Were and femininity. Well planned for Dash of cayenne pepper i f ISES BP* If you’re really planning a party, men of widely differing gifts, tem­ the larger figure with its generous­ D-rSch o fIs lino -pods any number of ideas offer them­ Lettuce and other greens peraments, and personal character­ ly full bodice and slimming skirt i selves a sa gracious part of the en­ Place a border of thin strips of istics. Some had unusual ability, raised at the waistline, this dress INISHT tertainment. For instance, if you’re pimiento around the bottom of heart- others apparently were of ordinary meets every requirement for a I n Possession far enough north to have ice, an shaped molds. Place small hearts IO lL fT bn... I Here’s mighty qualifications. They were of many rggfc I good news . . . If He who gets doth much, but he ice carnival is fun. A masquerade cut from pimiento in center. Dis­ occupations, fisheimen, a tax gath­ GOODS / JNc I ^our nose ltCioses who keeps doth more. — Gaelic in which the guests come dressed as solve gelatin in cold water and fin­ erer, etc.; but not one was by pro­ COl _ — ■> up" tonight anii Proverb. some of Cupid’s famous victims goes ish dissolving over hot water. Add fession a preacher or priest. KtnIng difficult, put 3-pnr- cottage cheese, mix well, then cel­ wa-tro-nol up each nostril, over well. A card party featuring' Were men to,choose for such of­ bl does 3 important ^ingg1 games such as “Hearts” or “Old ery and seasonings. Fill molds, chill, fices they would look witljin the nar­ Jts swollen membranes, (2) Maid” might answer yc.ur needs, or and when firm unmold on lettuce. row limits of a few learned profes­ Station. (3) relieves tran- perhaps a dance with heart and CU- Extra special describes some sions, with certain nationalities pre­ I congestion. It brings more Relief At Last pid decorations in crepe paper. dishes perfectly, and such is my ikes breathing easier, thus ferred, and with position in life an Applesauce and cranberries >... And remember, it helps *St. I Valentine’s Da y Cake. verdict for this chicken loaf: important factor. God cuts across make a delicious combination to ny colds developing if used 3 cups sifted cake flour •Chicken Coaf With every man-made limitation and flow directions in folder. serve with roast pork. ForYour Cough 3 teasppons double-acting baking Mushroom Sauce. . calls His workers as He sees fit. * * * CDS WORTH $1.00i For 7 Jf Petunias, Zinnias, Mari* CreomuMon relieves promptly be­ powder (Serves 10 to 12) 3. Companions in Service (w . 17- In planning meals, bacon should I t Peas, Candy-tuft, Horn* cause It goes right to the seat o£ the % teaspoon salt be considered as fat rather than trouble to help loosen and expel I 4-pound chicken, stewed, meat 19). At once the twelve received I s and gprm laden and aid nature Vi cup butter or other shortening diced their introduction to service to the meat, because it contains very Iddress to soothe and heal raw, tender, in­ 1% cups sugar IVz cups chicken broth great multitude diseased, demon little protein. flamed bronchial m ucous mem ­ I cup milk I cup milk possessed, in spiritual need. It was ... branes. Tell vour druttsist to sell vou % teaspoons lemon extract f t:! : VATRO-NOL a bottle of Creomulsion with the un­ 3 eggs Jesus who healed them (and notice Stainless steel utensils have to derstanding you must Hfr** the way it 4 egg whites, stiffly beaten Salt and pepper that “he healed them all,” v. 19), be heated slowly over a low flame Elevation and Merit Sift flour once, measure, add bak­ friendly Books quickly allays the cough or you are Vi cup bread crumbs but verse 17 tells us that the newly or the foods being cooked in them There is merit without eleva­ to have:have your------money back. ‘to ing powder and salt, and sift to­ Pimiento appointed apostles came and stood will scorch. tion, but there is no elevation with­ Ioveth a book will never gether three times. Cream butter litliful friend, a whole- I cup rice with Him. T,hey had fellowship with ... out some merit.—La Rochefou­ C REOMU LSION thoroughly, add sugar gradually and A pinch of salt added to very |sellor, a cheerful com­ for Coughs, Chest Colds, Branchilis Cook rice' in boiling salted water the healing and serving Christ, just cauld. cream together until light and fluffy. until done. Do not rinse. Beat egg as we may have it in service for sour fruits while cooking will an effectual comfort- Add flour alternately with milk, a I Barrow. yolks slightly, add to rice. Then Him today. greatly reduce the quantity of Way of Ease small amount at a time, beating aft­ add chicken, bread crumbs, chicken n. Prepared to Live for Christ sugar needed to sweeten them. er each addition until smooth. Add » * * ttom i Gets H Person It is much easier to be critical broth, milk, stiffly beaten egg whites (w . 20-26). Do you «it and think, or ley awake I l than to be correct.—Benjamin lemon extract. Fold in egg whites and seasonings. Butter a loaf pan Use one-half can of pineapple nigfcts, wonymg? Maybe y o u V _ DON’T LET quickly and thoroughly. Bake in Service for Christ is as much (per­ aren’t eating food* wfcicb would f | Disraeli. and dredge with extra bread haps we should say, more) by life juice and one-half water when you keep you well and strong. Aa I J . heart-shaped pan, 9 by 9 by 3V4 baste meat. It gives it a new and undernourished person to apt to 1MW crumbs. Lay strips of pimiento all as by ministry. The twelve needed worry instead of work. Wtamui 111 ISTIPATiOM inches in a moderate (350-degree) along bottom of pan diagonally. Add different flavor. B I and Iron in VlNOLencourases oven 65 minutes or until done. instruction that their spiritual per­ » * • ItOW YOU UP chicken mixture. Bake in a mod­ spective might'be right. He tells 38Sg£ Yw” dn‘““t Il JveIs are sluggish and you feet PuIItheTriggeron Spread rose-tinted Seven Minute erate (350-degree) oven I Vi hours in When steaming pudding always Iadscby and everything you frosting on top of cake. Sprinkle them . a pan of hot water. Allow to stand 1. How to Meet Difficulties (w. have the water boiling. It should J>rt, co as millions d o —chew moist sweetened coconut on sides of come up to at least two inches Point of Contrition IlNTt the modem chewing Lazy Bowelsr with Vi hour in pan after taking from 20-23). Poverty, hunger, weeping, Ire. Simply chew FEEN-A- cake while frosting is still soft. .Dec­ oven before attempting to unmold. from the top of the mold. Replen­ To err is human; but contrition orate top with cardboard arrow and being hated for Christ’s sake, these felt for the crime distinguishes the re you go to bed—sleep with- For mushroom sauce, canned were the things that Jesus knew ish with boiling water to prevent Iturbed—nest morning gentle, Ease for Stomach, too a heart of coconut. mushroom soup may be used. Fla­ 'the pudding from falling. virtuous from the wicked.—Alfieri. llief, helping you feel swell Seven Minute Frosting. His servants might expect, so He Iof your normal pep. Tiy When constipation brings on add in­ vor with the juice of a half lemon, prepared them. Theyweretoldthat JFNT. Tastes good, is bandy 2 egg whites, unbeaten and a dash of nutmeg. Jt you de­ digestion, stomach upset, Moating, dizzy IH cups sugar these things need not disturb them, leal. A generous family supply spelts, gas, coated tongue, sour taste and sire to make a mushroom sauce, for there is a kingdom coming; bad breath, your stomach is probably 5 tablespoons water “crying the blues" because your bowels m ake 2 cups of medium white sauce, there will be a time when every XVi teaspoons light corn syrup add I clip sauteed, chopped, canned -A-KiNTio, don't move. It calls for Laxative-Senna I teaspoon vanilla hunger will be satisfied, when weep­ to pull the trigger on those lazy bowels, or fresh cooked mushrooms. Season ing shall turn to laughter. combined with Syrup Pepsin for perfect Rose vegetable coloring V an Q m p s phy We Boast ease to your stomach In taking. For years, this with lemon juice and nutmeg. Hatred for Christ’s sake is de­ Combine egg whites, sugar, water Meringues, crisp and chewy, are is but an art our fears many Doctors have given pepsin prepa­ and com syrup in top of double boil­ clared to be the occasion for an IHomer. rations in their prescriptions to make er, beating with unexcelled for desserts when main outburst of joy because of the re­ medidnemore agreeable toa touchy stom­ courses are on ach. So be sure your laxative contains rotary egg beater ward which awaits in heaven. The best for the least Syiup Pepsin. Insist on Dr. Caldwell’s until thoroughly the hearty side. Scripture speaks much of rewards, LaxativeSenna combined withSyrup Pep­ mixed. Place They lend them­ and we do well to encourage our­ - a savory feast sin. See how wonderfully the Laxative selves to all types selves and other Christians by the Sennawakesup lazy nerves and muscles over rapidly boil­ in your intestines to bring welcome relief ing water, beat of decorations blessed prospect. COLDS from constipation. And the good old and in this . in­ Meeting difficulties is a matter quickty. constantly with Synip Pepsin makes this laxative so com­ stance, you can of having mental and spiritual eyes L IQ U ID fortable and easy on your stomach. Even rotary beater and PORKcind BEANS TABLETS serve them filled rightly focused. If we do, we can S A L V E finicky children love the taste of this cook seven min­ NOSE DROPS i pleasant family laxative. Buy Dr. Cald­ utes or until frost­ with strawberry see right through them and see that COUCH DROPS well’s Laxative Senna at your druggist ice cream or one on the other side there is blessing. today. Try one laxative combined with ing stands In peaks. Remove from SytupPepsin for ease toyour stomach, too. boiling water; add vanilla and beat of the red ices. r But there are temptations in an­ ______6—42 until thick enough to spread. Tint •Meringues. other direction, so He tells them 2. How to Avoid Dangers (vy. 24- with vegetable coloring. (Makes 10 shells) -TodayU ftopularitf Strength in Religion 6 egg whites 26). Jesus is here speaking of those of Doan's Pills, after •Valentine’s Day Salad. many years of worH- The strength of empire is in re (Serves 6) % cup granulated sugar who, lacking true spiritual vision, i wide use, surely must ligion.—Ben Jonson. Vi teaspoon salt revel in the satisfaction of worldly I be acccpted as evidence Pimiento I of satisfactory use. 1 % teaspoons gelatin Vi teaspoon vinegar things without a thought of God. The ACYCllOf HUMAN BmtlM ENT I And favorable public Vi teaspoon vanilla passage, however, may well be ap- ' opinion supports that 2 tablespoons cold water of Uie able physicians Add salt and vinegar to egg pUed to the workfer for Christ. Often who test the valne cf whites, then beat until foamy. Add he will be tempted.to covet the Doan's under exacting Advertising . laboratory conditions. Lynn Says: vanilla, then add sugar, two table- wealth, the . prosperity, the pleas­ gives you new ideas, Bciansr too, approve every word -spoonfuls at a time, beating steadily ures, and popularity of those round fo g you read, the objective oj f \ and also makes them available Tly to_ recommend Doan’s Pills Valentine ideas are practical all the while until whites are very about him. !diuretic treatment for disorder for the celebration of anniversa­ stiff. Spoon onto ungreased sheet The question which comes to him th e s e pcy function and for relief of is, Why should I and my family not to you at economical cost. As hd worry it causes. ries even after St. Valentine’s day and hollow out centers. Bake in a !people were aware of how the is past. slow oven (250-degree) on an un­ share these pleasant things? There­ new ideas become more accepted, lu st constantly remove waste * stay in the blood without in- Recently I saw an anniversary greased cookie sheet for I hour. in lies a temptation to become Utht there would be better on- celebration at which a cranber­ Cool. worldly-minded, centered in thetem- prices go down. As prices go down, X of why the whole body suffers poralities of life. Let him'learn that leys la?, and diuretic medica>» ry mold was used. Cranberry .•Heart-Shaped Sandwiches. I be 'more often employed. jelly cut in heart shapes was Use whichever ,kind of bread you money in itself cannot bring last­ more persons enjoy new ideas. It I scanty or too frequent urtss- prefer, and cut into heart shapes ing joy ; that4 the fullness of this ■mtt warn of disturbed Jridar placed around the big mold. The is a cycle of human betterment, and ^iOti may suffer nagging back* number of small hearts cor­ with a large heart putter. Butter world'is soon exchanged for an eter­ .tent bendache, attacks of diz- and fill with desired filling. nal emptiness; that the shallow png up nights, swelling, puffi- IRODGRniZE responded to the num ber of years it starts with the printed words J the eyes—feci weak, nervous, the couple had been married. Two choice filliiigs which carry lafighter of this world’s fun rapidly lout. Vhether you’re phoning a party out the Valentine theme are these: gives way to weeping. *of a newspaper advertisement. ■»VPHU, It Is better to rely oa or remodeling a room you should The heart-shaped cakes and that has won world-wide ac* /e/few AbWwrtunnnMs... to ku n molds of ice cream are much in Ham put through the grinder or Tlie praise of men—popularity_ . on something less favorably what’s new...and cheaper.;.and chopped fine and mixed with finely with those who know not Christ—is j ■x your neighbor! better. And the place to find oat use for anniversary celebrations about new things is right here in and carry out the idea effective­ chopped celery and pickle, mois­ a fickle tiling. One day they will : this newspaper. Its columns are ly. Heart-shaped candies may tened with mayonnaise. Jellies or praise a man to the skies, and the JOIN THE C IR dE RBAD THE ADS I filled with important message* also be used to decorate whipped jams in red blended with cream next day no evil word or disgrace­ O which you should read regularly. cream or desserts. cheese are also attractive. ful treatment is spared to destroy (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) and dishearten him;

L . THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. S. C.. FEBRUARY 18. 1942.

Lamtching of AIafiama DAVIE BRICK of Rehearsed for 2 Years L ig h ts N e w Y o r k PORTSMOUTH, VA The battle­ by L. L. STEVENSON ship Alabama will make a big COMPANY splash when it is launched at the IN M etor: When the duke of Windsor Norfolk Navy yard here next Feb­ DEALERS made his last visit to this country ruary, a splash so big that engineers PREVENT DISEASE BRICK and SAND as prince of Wales several years already are calculating how ago, his guard was J. L. Nye—com­ FARM FAMILIES wharves across the narrow Eliza­ IN DAIRY HERD monly known as “Bill” Nye—of the NEED A-I DIETS beth river can be protected from WOOD and COAL United States secret service, who is damage. Drag chains weighing 600 Good Management, Feeding now an executive with the Guaranty tons will help check the .ship’s Trust company. At the large formal speed. Will Reduce Losses. Day Phone 194 • Night Fbone 119 Use of Protective Foods Will The Alabama has been “launched” ball given for the prince by Mrs. Mocksviile; N. C. Whitelaw Reid, his royal highness Aid Good Health. time and again in miniature in the By Br. GEORGE TAYLOR asked Nye how he would know with David W. Taylor model basin, oper­ : (ggteasien Dairyman, New Jersey CoiJege ated by the navy under the bureau Oi Agriculture, Rutgers University.) which of the ladies he should dance. By MISS MABEL G. FERNALD “Just watch me,” replied Nye, “if of ships at Carderock, Md., and Dairymen should think more In (Home Dem'onstratioa Agent, every conceivable problem connect­ terms of herd health and disease I dance with a guest, it will be all Ohio State University.) RADIOS right for you to do so.” One of the best ways rural home­ ed with the actual launching has prevention and less in terms of The prince followed the advice makers can help in the defense pro­ been studied. treatment and cures. BATTERIES-SUPPLIES ADSARE NEWS and everything went well. But it gram is to promote better health Naval architects were letting the The value of any dairy animal Is seems that the scheme leaked out through better nutrition for the model of the 35,000-ton vessel slide dependent primarily upon its health. Mafed In Big Type and Nye then became the most pop­ family. down the ways into the basin as Prevention of disease is far less Expert Repair Service ular person at the party. Rural families could improve their long as two years ago, and from costly than disease treatment, and Incidentally, during the recent diets by using more protective these launchings engineers have good feeding and management visit of the duke and duchess of foods such as milk, eggs, fruits, collected data which tell them ex­ practices can go a long way toward YOUNG RADIO CO. Windsor, Nye was absent from his and vegetables produced on the actly what to expect when the sister reducing annual losses in dairy % L E T T E R bank duties. He was again guard­ farm. The average family does not ship of the Massachusetts and the herds due to disease. ing the duke. • eat enough of these products to ade­ South Dakota actually hits the The ration should supply the prop­ We Charqe Batteries Right tfroes) * • • quately supply body needs. Studies river. er balance of protein, energy, min­ The model tests showed, for ex­ erals, and vitamins. Water is also Depot St. Near .Square HOME* Delay: New York motorists who show that only one-fourth of- the MdMH travel the Merritt highway, that families in United States have good ample, that a possible wave eight needed. marvelous Connecticut roadway that diets, more than one-third have fair feet high might be set up by the Quality roughage, including hay, I j i starts at the end of Hutchinson park­ diets, and another third have poor battleship, but that the height of pasture and grass silage, is the way, have been puzzled by being diets. the wave in the confined waters of most essential item of dairy feed. stopped night and morning by red The fact that 40 per cent of the the Elizabeth river probably would It is a fair source of calcium and flags while 40 or more cows saunter men given physical examinations not exceed five feet. practically the sole source of vita­ Walker’s Funeral Home lazily across. Bugs Baer finally has in this country failed to pass be­ It was found that unless the mo­ mins A and D in the dairy ration. come through with an explanation. cause of ailments due to faulty nu­ mentum of the ship was checked in Concentrates.which must be fed to AMBULA n ;c ;e , It seems that when the highway was trition should spur homemakers on some way the vessel undoubtedly satisfy higher levels of production built, a farmer living along it re­ to a better food program. There is would crash into the Berkley wharves tend to be toxic to a dairy animal. Phone. 48 tained the right-of-way for his cows much discontent and unhappiness in across the river. That is why the This effect Is largely overcome by to cross twice a day. So, rather family life due to poor health, tons of chain drags, placed in 50-ton the feeding of quality hay when pas­ than build an underpass, which America wants to protect her chil­ clumps and secured to pads at the ture is not available. The long list Mocksviile, N. C. Hf TBXSMEWiaint would run into money, the state per­ dren with plenty of the right food. side of the shiD. will be emnlnved. Cf ailments in dairy cattle which mits him to hold up all traffic until Well-balanced meals at regular can be avoided by good feeding his herd is safely-over the high­ hours and plenty of rest and sleep Uruguay to Build Base includes goiter, bloat, impaction and way. Most motorists, particularly are essential for normal growth. loss of appetite. JTHEY CANT those from New York, who use the Foods necessary for an adequate To Aid American Defense Management ranks with feeding in Merritt highway, are in a hurry. diet at moderate costs have been MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY. - importance in checking disease. TAKE As everyone knows, cows never are. worked out by nutrition specialists Early construction of a base for Because the spread of disease is YOUR So there is much fretting and fum­ who say children should have four Iandplanes and seaplanes that more rapid in large herds, the size ing on the part of the drivers, all cups of milk daily; adults, three woiUd have full command of the Cf the milking unit should be limited the more so because they pay a cups; Irish or sweet potatoes should vital Rio de la Plata mouth and to 50 cows or less. Separate quar­ dime to use the highway. be served once or twice a day; dry be available for United States use ters Aoiild also be provided for • * . beans, peas, peanuts, and nuts, in the event of war is reported growing heifers and baby calves. Far West: At the rodeo in Madi­ three times a week; tomatoes, cit­ planned by Uruguay. Separate isolation and maternity son Square Garden, a trim, blonde rus fruits, or other vitamin C-rich The base, informed sources said, quarters are also desirable. young womag-, in a white cowboy foods, one serving a day; leafy, would include a strip of land facing Strict sanitation is a most im­ outfit and wearing a white 10-gallon green, or yellow vegetables, one or the Atlantic, which would be used portant part of management. Regu­ hat sat on the chute and cheered two servings a day; other vegeta­ by landplanes, and Laguna Negra lar systematic cleaning and disin­ NEW MONEY FOR the riders, all of whom she knew bles and fruits about two servings for seaplanes and flying boats. fecting will aid materially in keep­ YOUR OLD THINGS HISON well. With her was a cowboy, a a day. Part of the cost, these sources ing down the causative organisms chunky, solid sort of a man of the Every member of the family said, would be met from the $17,- associated with disease. Yoar Discarded f u i i t o s , I. A open spaces who neither drinks nor should have an egg a day in addi­ 500,000 obtained recently from the Dairy animals should be allowed Piano, RadMs W fydaToaIa BILLBOARD smokes. The cowgirl was Sally Rand tion to those used in cooking. Lean United States for national defense. ample exercise under conditions Ice Box, « • be asM s i * where they may benefit from fresh and the cowboy, her fiance, Turk meat, fish, or poultry should be A WANT AN IN Greene, the Cheyenne champion. served seven or eight times a week; air and exposure to sunshine. When the rodeo moved on to Bos­ cereal daily; bread at every meal; TWS NEWSPAm 0 ton, the fan dancer and her cowboy and dessert once or twice a day. went right along. Some day after An adequate diet can be made their wedding, they intend to settle possible by careful planning by the A m erica’s W ar Victim s down on a Montana ranch. homemaker but each individual win * * * have to assume his share of the re­ Appeal for Y our Help Thoughtful: Some time ago,. Har­ sponsibility by living up to the high­ old Ross, editor of the New Yorker, er nutrition and health standards. was entertaining Joe . Cook a t his country home at Stamford. In the course of a discussion, a question Faiin Marketing came up which could be settled only Progressiveness is a distinctive +L by consulting the Bible. Unfortu­ characteristic of many of the co­ nately, the Ross household 'did not operative organizations for market­ possess a copy of the Scrjptures. ing farm products, the U. S. depart­ Cook promised to take care of the ment of agriculture notes in review­ Hw Fewr Ceee Mmi deficiency. Apparently he did so by ing recent reports. “In many requesting all members of the large fields,” says George H. Thomson of Ifad Ne Newepeper cast of the musical show with which the Farm Credit administration, Te AdvegtiM Iw he was appearing on the road, to “co-operatives are maintaining their send Ross a Bible. The comics, leadership. One large co-operative, “He Advertisedr But Yen Heeell « | singers, show girls, chorus girls and for example, developed the X-ray others sent Bibles with the result method of inspecting fruit which re­ that now in the Ross library, there veals defects hidden from old in­ Y o u r mSh ipw il i. spection methods. An olive co­ is a whole shelf, full of them. In NO COMMON! V I M I) fact he has' so many that recently operative perfected a machine COME IN” Sooner .he made'a present of one—a Bible, which pits ripe olives at the rate Cl) MLDll M I X fH M By the Aid sf Newipspd t of 750 to 1,000 a minute. It has n ote show girl—to one of this de­ u H O M L NI U M 1U 1I U partment’s alert scouts. enabled the association to lead the ADVERHSlNGa . • • way in putting out a commercial . I> RCILD -CS C pabk.” Hicks: Visitors needn’t be royal I ; O M MlXl I \ N s s L l to make New York stare. Any ce­ lebrity will do. The other night at “Candle in the Wind,” Charles Boy­ Exercise for Cows er was in the audience. Not only did those sitting in the balcony rise Is First Rate Tonic Start the new year right by to their feet and crowd forward to During the winter months cows see him as he passed along the should be turned out daily for ex­ aisle, but occupants of the highest- ercise as fresh air and sunshine, ending in your subscription to priced pews stood so that they might combined - with a moderate give him a gander. And when the amount of exercise is nature’s play was over, crowds congested best tonic for them. Cows that the sidewalk in front of tfie theater are stabled continuously become The Davie Record. Only one until shooed away by cops. Some­ lame, stiff and develop a general times I think there are more hicks unthrifty condition, he reminds In New York than anywhere else. dairymen. dollar for a full year. Subscribe - • • • Research has shown that mod­ On Park Avenue: The driver of erate exercise tends to increase an automobile, the jammed horn of slightly, both the percentage and today and get a 1942 Almanac which has been sounding for sev­ total yield of butterfat. Cows also m eral minutes, bangs down the hood benefit from ,direct exposure to and begins kicking the tires. sunshine when they are turned out- ««**« wvvvvvvwvvvvvvvvvvvwvvwvvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvwvvmv (Bell Syndicate—WNU Service.) of-doors. The ultra-violet light in sunshine penetrates the skin and produces vitamin D from traces AlerI Stale Policeman of ergosterol found in the skin tis­ I LET US DO j Saves Wind-Blown Pie sues. Sunshine and quality BETHEL, CONN.—No problem is roughage are the principal too minute for the attention of the sources of vitamin D in the dairy ration. YOUR JOB PRINTING I Connecticut constabulary. I The length of time cows should State Policeman Robert J. Mur­ ■■■■ ■■ phy heard a woman’s scream and be permitted to remain out-of- ' I dashed into the home of Mrs. Joseph doors will naturally depend upon Leo. He saw her gazing out the weather conditions. It is a good First war poster of the new World War, painted by the, distinguished artist We can save you money second-story window with a look of plan to provide an exercise pad­ James Montgomery Flagg, carries an appeal for a »50,000,000 war fund to aid dismay. Officer Murphy quickly dock on the sunny side of the the'victims of aggression upon the United States and Its Island possessions. bam where it will be sheltered sized up the situation, and just as To aid the Tictlms of warfare being to Mnndiing the appeal, Chairman on your quickly climbed out on the porch from the prevailing winds. From a management standpoint, it is a waged upon America and her Mlaad Davis laid: roof and retrieved Mrs. Leo’s newly possessions, the American Red Cross .“There are millions of our citizens baked pie that-the wind had blown good idea to clean the bam and ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, re-bed the stalls while the cows has Issued an appeal tor a $50,000,000 Vriio desire today to demonstrate their. from the window sill to the rain- will to victory over the enemy. Not all g utter ______are outside. war fond, Chafrmaa Norman H. DavM announced from the national headquar­ can be In the'armed forces, and -not I STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BILL ters In Washington. all can volunteer their services for! I Disease and War humanitarian work, bnt all can volun-: Mr, DavM urged men, women and teer their dollars to arm the Red Cross ’ A GOOD Germany’s invasion of the Chan­ children to give to this mercy fund HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. nel islands, home of the Jersey to be their representative at the scene S M l Ii and Guerhsey dairy cattle breeds, through their local Red Gross Chap­ of battle and distress. j has infected them with fOot-and- ters. These funds ..will support the “Today M. the day to demonstrate; Patronize your home newspaper WHO mouth disease, according to Dr. ! Chapter’s war work with the MmHies our high morale, our .unity, our deter-j WORKf John Mohler, chief of the federal bu­ of men In the military services, as well mlnatlon not alone ' to support our I and thereby help build up your CHF e\P reau of animal industry. The is­ as the broad relief program of the President and our fighting men at the j lands were occupied in the summer national Red Cross. front, but also to insure to our wound- - Ot 1940. - Russia’s invasion of Fin­ President Roosevelt, who is presi­ ed, homeless and suffering fellow cltl- [ home town and county. _____ land last year brought the disease dent of the American Red Cross, is­ sens In our Pacific Islanda that we : to that country, , too. He emphasized sued a proclamation urging all citizens stand one hundred per cent ready to ; the importance of effective quaran­ to give to the Red Cross war fund. aid them through the ReiJ' Cross." AftVi RTISrIMIr tines to protect U. S. livestock from THE DAVIE REORD. <£> foreign disease. -V T

I -U^r».: . S?- The Davie Record DAVXE COUNIV’S OLDBS t NEWSPAPER-THE PAPER THE PEOPEE READ ...i HERE SHALL THE PRESS. THE PEOPLES RIGHTS MAINTAIN: UNAWED BY INFLUENCE AND UNBRIBED BY GAIN." VOLUMN X LIII. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA,’WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1942 NUMBER 32

REWS OF LONG AGO. Hopeful Sigiii Velocipede, 1865 Style, Little Stingers. Agriculture and Defense Seen Along Main Street Rev. Walter E. benhour. HiddeMte. N. C. Pot Into 1942 Use! From The Yellow Jacket During the present perilous times By The Street Rambler. Wbat Was Happening In Davie It is a known fUpt Jthat gwe are It appears that the Reds are red- all true Americans are putting forth 0 0 0 0 0 0 Before The New Deaf Used Up living In perilouifwfe. with the Durham—With automobiles par. hot on the heels of the Huns are every effort in tbe interest of Nat­ Young country lad returning a outlook that worW^f! t$- follow. ked and their owners taking to bi. frozen so stiff they can’t run. Just ional Defense, looking forward-- to dollar bill to gentleman who bad The Alphabet, Drowned The cycles to conserve rubber tires, Di. However, there are some'... hopeful a sort of a fox-trot frost bitten re the time when we will have world­ lost it in a store—Rufus Sanford, Hogs and Plowed Up The signs among the many dirk and Trela D. ColUns figured he’d go treat wide peace. Jr., enjoying horseback ride along them one better by using no rubber Cotton and Corn. trying scenes that are apoiit us, There is some consolation in the . Since agriculture, especially food Main street—Navy hov standing on at all. CDavie Record, Feb. 26, 19x9) and that confront ns. jfre find fact that when a persistent pacifist and feed, means so mnch to Nat­ street talking with friends—Young that many people are praying. Dr. Collins, pastor of Lakewood turns positively puenacious, there’s ional safety at this time, every far­ Lint cotton is 26 cents. lady waiting for soldier sweetheart They are turning their thoughts Baptist churcb, brought forth from no stopping him. He’ll go the mer should, in CO operation with T. R, Harbin, of Kannapolis, was to arrive on bus—George Hendricks and hearts toward God. ; It is an his private museum an old two- limit. He’ll do or die. programs outlined to you by your in town Friday. selling cabbage plants—Miss Tane absolute fact that many .people rea­ wheeled velocipede of the 1865 vin­ There have been- great demands County Farm Ageut and Home ' J. B. Whitley, of Winston, was Sheek selling candy—Two automo­ lize the need of help thi^iis beyond tage. The wheels are of baud-tor- for units from patriots all over the Demonstration Agent, plan an In. in town Wednesday on business. biles running race side by side on that of man, therefore they turn ged steel. country during tbe past several dividual program of fanning that Miss Alverta Hunt spent the Mainstreet and no one killed-— toward God and HeanepK This is But, after much effort to learn months. The Japs achieved this will best fit into the National pro­ week-end with friends at Wallburg. Fellow trying 0 locate a fire—Sat­ commendable; this ls as it ought to the art of bis forebears aud ride when they bombed Pearl Harbor. gram. J. Lee Clement and daughter, urday afternoon traffic jam in front be. Godcan help ns|when all the antique, the minister admitted An eligible young of our ac In the connection the U. S. De­ Miss Bessie, spent Tuesday in the of bus station—Lady trying to get - earthly help aud assistance fails that he had “as soon stand up and quaintance says he would like to partment of Agriculture, throagfa Queen City. to school house in auto with both and comes to naught. walk as tey to sit down and walk.’’ meet a good looking young lady the Emergency Crop and Feed Mrs W; F. Reece spent several back tires flat—Couple from ■ Ten­ In yesterday’s mail I received This particular tvpe of veloci­ who didn’t know she was good Locn office of the Farm Credit Ad days last Jweek with her daughter nessee lunching in cafe—Folks try­ this short letter from one: pede was invented by Ernest Mich- looking. Who wouldn’t? ministration, stands ready to assist in Winstoni . ISjfe ing to buy stamps in postoffice lob­ "Mr. Isenhour, I have ,Wen read­ aux; of London, in 1365, and was Some folks say it is better to fa, mers who find themselves in Mr: and Mrs.' B. F. Hooperspent by on Saturday afternjon—WiIb ing your good sermons in the pa­ the direct successor of the old Bone keep quiet than to be complaining need of fiuancial assistance by gran­ a day or two last week in Greens­ urn Stonestreet expressing opinion per. I want you to pray for me Crusher of an earlier date, but Dr. all the time. Perhaps so, but keep­ ting loans for crop production pur­ boro. about Congressmen voting them­ that I may be saved.’'£' (The writer CoUins is sure the inventor could ing mum doesn’t seem to do the poses to farmers who are unable to - v:MissEsther Horn, of Wallburg, selves pensions—Bareheaded farmer of this short note signed* no name. have made very few improvements ojwter much good. obtain financial assistance through boy crossing square on crutches— spent the week end in town with to remedy the shock of the ride. The tone of the letter sounds like You ask us how we think Hit their local banks or Production Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grimes get­ herparents. CoUstrurted of steel and wood, some soul is in trouble and wants Ier will wind up. Onr prediction Credit AssPcIsrions The farmer ting out of paTked car—Will and The American casualty list of the antiquated two-wheeler por­ help from the Lord—wants salva­ is that he will die like a hydropho­ must have a well balanced cropping Charlie Reeves looking around the Friday carried the name of Arthur trays something of the artistic in tion. most blessed to desire bic dog and following this, the con­ program, planting sufficient food square—Lonnie Cartner and Hilary Smoot, of R. 4, as slightly injured. workmanship and genius. The pravejgjjiorone’s salvation. God quered countries will revolt to end and feed crops for home use and to Meroney talking things over on the Miss Martha Clement, a teacher front wheel, which is the central feed his live stock in addition to at Wallburg, spent Wednesday in hears ^hd answers the prayers of the New Order. square—Grover Hendricks carry and sufficient means of motivation, It is said that the deepest place sufficient cash crops to take care of town with her father. His people in behalf of , the peni­ ing load of groceries—Clint Wilson is 50 inches in diameter. With ped­ fonnd in tbe ocean is off the hope his family needs and Io repay bis Misses Kopeiia Hunt and Ossie tent sinnepiMkmay bring one to looking chilly—Young lady declar­ repentajj^kjihfough the earnest, als fastened directly to the front loan. Allison spent.Friday and Saturday and pray that there it may be that ing she had doue her good deed for sincereafa£eTS\:6f somebody else. axle there is no chain or rod drive. the last battleship of Japan will find These loans are secured by a first theriay—School girls skating along in Winston in Winston shopping The rear wheel is about 14 inches lien on all crops with an interest and visiting relatives and friends. Yes, dMmf^oul, vou shall have an its final resting place the square. interest in onr pTayerls,! Youought in diameter and operates -on a Grandpa says that when be used rate of 4 per cent. Senator Tames L. Sheek was in swival. Applications may be placed by town a dav or two last week visit­ to pray most honestly fnd sincere­ to cstll on grandma before they were ly for yonrself also, (iod will hear The velocipede, which has been married and kissed her good night calling at the office of F. R. Leag- PAYS ro ADVERTISE. ing home folks and shaking hands in Dr. Collins* family for more than ans, in Mocksville, any day of tbe with his many friends. ; the prayers of the penftent sinner. when he warf -leaving the house he When the dimpled baby’s hungry, You can be saved frojtn all your 75 years, is in excellent condition. didn’t have to be careful test her week between 1 p. m., and 4 p. m., what does the baby do? License was issued Monday for except Tuesdays. the marriage of Calvin Synder and sins, cleansed inbesetvand soul, cigarette might burn him It doesn’t lie serenely and merely and made a fiJrSubject 'for Heaven. Sweet Marie Miss Polly Owens, both ot near It is said that the new $5.00 use sweetly coo; It will pay Vdu ten Uiillion times Many Laggard In Filing Jerusalem. (Chicago Sutt) tax on antomobiles may be abon- The hungry baby bellows with all Mrs. Price Sherrill, of Mt. Ulla, to seek the Lorid in repentance un­ There used to be a popular song doncd because it would cost too Retarns its little might spent several days last week in this til you find Him precious to vour which had its vogue years before mnch to collect it. Wouldn’t it be Raleigh—A IargenumberofNorth Till some one gives it something to city with her mother, Mrs. William soul.'’ He is still in the soul saving onr present young soldiers was nice it all the war lords should quit Carolina truck and bus owners are curb its appetite. business. Just roll your sins over born. The first line of the chorus because they found it too much to still laggard in filing in their returns The infant with the bottle whieh License was issued Monday for on Hismercy and He will bear was “Come to Me, Sweet Marie,” win? in the statewide truck and bus in­ stills its fretful cries the marriage of Burgess Reeves and them all away, and- then sanctify and though neither tune nor lyric ventory by the traffic advisory com­ A lesson plainly teaches: It pays Miss Ettr May Jackson, both of your soul. ever hit them, lonely boys in uni­ Prices Eighty Years Ago mittee to the War Depart. L. G. to advertise. Watters, technical adviser, said to­ Calahaln township. One of our readers| from Bakers- form on th e highway between According to an old clipping con­ The lamb lost on the hillside when day. The name of Private George A. ViUei N. C., writes, flying: “Pray Alexandria and Fort Belvoir, Va., taining 1 be Charlotte market quo­ darkness closes round Jfytheto behaved and healed of must have been thinking that top- Out of a total of 138,000 tracks Canter, of Advance, appears In the tations in June, i860, a year before and busses registered in the 'State Stands not in silence trembling and casualty list of Wednesday as be­ ^Mfee-auw^elivm^d from the Iind the other day when they pick­ tbe Civil war, the cost of living waiting to be found; '*'* ;babiti_ add. * Sreat burden. ed up scraps of paper—scores of thare are about 40,000 unreported. ing slightly wounded. _ Xaassgfoi., was mnch lower than at the pres­ This inventor; is designed to give Its plaintive bLatfAg^cboes across Mrs. Ralph Edwards, of Char­ P r a j ^ p f . m y five children to be of them—and found this message: ent time. Bacon and hams were the War Department readily avail­ the vales and meat^j. ^ ^ lotte. who has been spending sever­ saveqjlrY>Jn the tobacco habit. If “Soldier Boy, please write me. quoted at 22%c; butter at 15c; ap. able information on transportation Until the shepherd hears""ilj/^lhd, al days in town with her parents, God'Will'help me I; will give my Marie Thomas, Arlington, Va.” pie and peacb brandy 75 and 70c; facilities throngbont the nation for bearing, kindly heeds. Mr. and Mrs. R. L- Wilson, return­ life to dojHis will. I feel like I So they started writing—all sorts corn at .85c; chickens at 20c. each; use during periods of emergency And when its fears are ended, as am lost'.’’ ’-’Now we know that a of letters, from diffident and re. ed home Wednesday. : eggs at 12c; flour at $6 50 a barrel; The Advisory Committee desires a on his breast it lies, Booe Foster, one. of our Davie soul lost in sih; and bo nd by a bad spectfnl to what is known in the molasses at 70c; mutton at 5c; pork complete initial inventory for all of Tbe lamb has made this pvtent: It 1941 AU new purchases or trans soldier boys who has been in France habit, and carrying-a great burden, jargon of the day as “hot ” But at 7c; North' Carolina whiskev at pays to advertise. fere of trucks and bnsseB between for some time, arrived home Wed. is in a deplorable condition. But —and oh, the pity it!—Marie’ Ma 51 to 58c. a ga'lon, and northern When one asks for prayer that she stepped in and sbnt off the whole September and December 31st should The fair and gentle maiden who I nesday to the delight of bis manjf whiskejr at 45c. to 55c.. The scale be reported by owners. loves the bashful boy friends. 'may be saved from sin, made free business. You see, the child is only of prices just befote the Civil war, from a binding habit, and have a eleven. Owners desiring additional ques­ Assumes when in his presence, a Mrs. E. P Bradley went to Sal. as some will recall, were not - so tionnaire cards or information re­ manner that is coy; isbury last week where she under­ heavy burden removed, and like­ The obstructionists, temporarily very different from the scale pre­ garding filling out the cards should wise ask^ for prayer for her child­ She blushes and she trembles till went an operation for appendicitis. halted by Paul Harbor, have re. ceding World War NoJ 1. Prices contact their local defense chairman ren, thii,is- a; .hopeful sign. God he perceives at last. Her friends will be glad to learn capped their tires and nodr are roll­ just before the present war were or the office of the Highway Traffic can help people Iihe that. He can And clasps her ciosely to him aud that she is getting along nicely. ing along again.—Ex. s- mnch higher. Llqor about f 6 per Advisory Committee in Raleigh. save to’.ine -Uttermost and delivered gladly holds her fast, Lieut. Jacob' Stewart, of Camp gallon; hams 30 to 40c; butter 25 An eagle can fly off with an ob­ And as he bends to kiss her, and as Jackson, came up last week on a from all-Jbinding habits. He can to 30c; chickens go to 80c; mutton Blso beat’the deseased, sick body. in a rough bunch of boys, and he ject its own weight. __ she serenely sighs. . tyro*week’s furlough, which he will is homesick. Hesays that, he is 30c; eggs 30c; flour about £8 per Land posters for sale at This fact is demonstrated: It pays spend with his parents and friends. 0, that multitudes of people barrel, molasses $1 per gallon and would turn to God'- for help! So praying very mnch and believes Tke Record office. to adyertise. Jake is looking well, and is as 'fat there is something good coming. no North Carolina peach brandy cs a bear. many, many are : t$und hard and at any price. fast by some ba$jjpnju ions habit So please pjay for us. These are FOOD FOB FREEDOM GARDEN The name of Private D. C. Rat awful days.” ledge, ot R. 1, this city, appeared which is taking IpV money, rob­ KINDS AND VARIETIES AND AMOUNT OF SEED TO PLANT Indeed, dear sister, yon shall Urges Removal Ol FOB FIV E PEBSONS bing tl« !g ifg * S i! happiness and A m k . SMd EM ttf in the casualty list of Saturday, as have an interest in our prayers, SeFtaat Bow For being slightly wounded. s a lv a ti^ ^ ^ ^ lli^ e e p .them out First Lady ElHDS VABIBTZES For B 6 of H eaal||^^|^< jiK *' pray and God has in store all that you need F o m ii s Miss Mary Stockton, a student Albany N. Y. RemovalofMrs. 2 1 /2 250 sincerely rei^nat? It is the only for your soul, and he can bring Beans, Bush Lima Henderson Bush, Woods Prolific lbs. at the Southern Conservatory ot Eleanor Roosevelt as assistant di­ Beans, Pole Iama Carolina Sieve, Challenger 2Vi lbs. 250 hope of deliverance! from sin, the your brother home In answer to Music. Durham, spent the week­ rector .of civilian defense and ap­ Beans, Bush Snap Stringless Black Valentine, Bountiful, devil and hell.that'stands just a- your prayer, if such is His will. Stringless Oreenpod 5 lbs. 375 end in town with home folks. pointment by the President of a head. However, God hears the It pays to pray. Our heavenly Beans, Pole Snap Kentncky Wonder _ 2% lbs. 200 . Ralph Morris, one of our home successor in whom the public “ will Early Wonder, Cosby’s Egyptian 2% ozs. 125 humble cry ofJriByPenitent, of toe Father does great and wonderful Beets boys who has been in service over­ have greatei confidence” is urged Cabbage (seed) Jersey Wakefield (early) I oz. 250 soul in troubi'K aun the prayers of things for those who pray and put Ttftniab Ball Head (late) seas for several months, arrived in in'a resolution before New York’s those who lovp jiudVworship, serve their trust in Him, and will do Carrots Chantenay, Imperator 2% ozs. 125' town Wednesday. Rastus says, he legislatnre 250 and reverence Hjm in behalf of wonderful things for others in an. Collards (seed) Carolina Short Stem • I oz. is glad to be back in the good old Tbe Republican-sponsored pro, Cncnmber (slicing) Clark’s Special, Kirby 2% ozs. 50 others. swerto the prayers of His dear 200 - U. S. A. posal, submitted Uod^Jreferred to Lettnee Big Boston, New York No. 12 I oz. Another reader says: “ I have children and saints. It is too bad White Velvet, Perkiiis Mammoth . 2% ozs. 75 committee, also requests the OCD to Okra Miss JBonnie Brown delightfully been reading your good messages that sc many of the soldier boys Peas (field) Crowder, Cowpeas 2% lbs. 500 appoint no “ parlor pinks, personal Laxton’s Progress, Laxtonia 2 % lbs. 400 entertained a number of friends on ror several years, and have been are rough and sinful They need Peas (garden) proteges of those in high authority, Peppers CaliforniaWonder %oz. 100 Monday evening at her home - on helped quite a pit-' by them, al­ God. Manyofthemwillneverget Silverskin EbOnezer, Yellow Globe Danvers 5 pts. administration favorites, otherwise Onion (sets) 100 North Main street. Games were though I am not as spiritual as back home alive, in all probability, Kale Siberian, Dwarf Blue Scotch 2% ozs. 250 unqualified, and others of similar played, after which delicious re desire to be. I desire your pray­ if this awful war continues. There­ Spinach Virginia Savoy, Long standing 2% ozs. 250 fresbments were served the guests. fore let’s pray for thetr salvation, | l k . ” ; ______. : Squash YeUOw Crookneck, White Bush 2% ozs. 50 ers. Pray also that'my brother may Sweet Corn Golden Cross Bantam, Ioana 4% lbs.' 500 Those present were:' Misses Elsie be released .from the training camp. How they need Jesus to take care It’s abont time we begin over-, Mustard Southern Giant Cnrled 5 ozs. 500 Horn, Ossie Allison, Louise Rod. He wasthe qnly brother we had of them! Every sonl on the face bauling our plans to drop potato Tomatoes Pritehard, Rutgers, Marglobe %oz. 750 ^ Purple Top (for greens and roots) 5 ozs. 300 well, Kopeha Hunt, and Messrs. witb'-ps; Father is blind and can’t of the whole earth needs the Lord bugs In Germany this spring—Ex. Turnqw Kimbrough Meroney, Jacob Stew. In addition to the above list of vegetables 5 'peeks of Hish potatoes of do SBy woirk, sp ypu see we need Jestts Christ and vital, Hoiy Ghost either Cobbler, Green Mountain or Sequeia shonld be planted and 500 slips f:£ecil Morris and Rufus Brown. braHfe'r at hotne so much. He is salvation. Nothing else can save us. Land posters at this office. of the sweet potato. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

Telling Mystic Fortunes M odem Betsy Rosses Help Keep ’Em Flying Lends You New Glamour *F1R TXT'HAT enthralling fortunes you WHO’S * ' can read for your beau, using AILI for your “magic crystal” just an old fish bowl! Do you see real By* crystal-gazing symbols in it? WeU ((S) Roger B. SE^SCREEfOOTlO' . . . that’s your secret! You can NEWS By VIRGINIA VALE tModerniz' {Released by Western Newspaper Union.) entertain so cleverly, on dates or ^ O M E neig at parties, telling fortunes this o l l y w o o d may not see brick ho' THIS KatharineHepburnworking ago. It is s H nothing in i before.' its cameras again for tractive. It i some time; she left when she fin­ naments and WEEK ished “Woman of the Year” with fashion, but no plans for making more pic­ hopelessly ou knew that i By LEMUEL F. PARTON tures, but with plenty for doing tier, but wer (Consolidated Features—TVNU Service.) that new play; if it runs as long to go about |']SJEW YORK.—In the years be- as “Philadelphia Story” did she a business o :-*■ ’ tween the two world wars, Dr. won’t be ready for pictures again for the surround Winifred V. Richmond of St. Eliza­ more than two years. out for house beth’s hospital, Washington, D. C., IncidentaUy, Spencer Tracy-^who proportion, _ .... _ devoted in- also wants to do a play, if he can find ideas of wha Stabilize Parent, tensive re- the right one—had his hair cut for them long to Rather Than Child, search to the that new Hepburn picture, the first AU of the j work was str Psychologist Says ravages of time he’s done that since 1935, when war psycho­ he had a haircut for “Murder Man,” roof and col' sis on the mind and personality of woodwork o the young. She became a leading way. Cards are fun, too, espe­ they found authority in this field and, in her cially when you read them by the front door work today offers unique and highly “Cross of Fifteen.” than a recta informed conclusions as to how to The 15 cards are arranged as a waU. This th safeguard children, particularly ado­ These girl workers at the quartermaster’s department In Philadelphia are only three of hundreds em­ cross; some tell the past, others entrance of lescents in the intensifying psycho­ ployed in making flags, guidons, standards and battle streamers for the U. S. army. At left, the girl marks the future. Can the fortune-seek- fan-light an logical war. out the spots on the blue field where the stars go. Right: Sewing the red and white stripes together, and er expect happiness? The Ten of an entrance (center) the final step in the manufacture of the star spangled banner—the sewing on of the white stars in H earts says—“Yes.” This, and t' The problem, she finds, is the blue field. • * • * which had b largely the stabilization of par­ You can find more about the "Cross of Jl repainted w ents rather than the young. She Fifteen” from our 32-page booklet. Ex­ house was c plains 85 tea-leaf fortune symbols; gives cites primitive cultures. Primi­ meaning of every card in the deck. stead of bei tive man takes his horrors in Has a horoscope for each month, tells how became one his stride. He has a physical Closeups of N ational League ‘Bigshots’ to read fascinating fortunes in dominoes, the neighbor and emotional equipment to dice, and the "crystal.” Send your or­ had been ent meet them. He doesn’t crack der to: job took onl up, and neither do his children. READER-HOME SERVICE cost was Ies Young children get emotional lars. KATHARINE HEPBURN 635 Sixth Avenue New York City security from their elders. Such Enclose 15 cents in coins for your Bro is Dr. Richmond’s drift in her copy of FUN WITH FORTUNE Roof slate many books and articles, the lat­ which he made with Myma Loy TELLING. think back and you’ll rem em ber tha going throu est of which is her newly pub­ N am e ...... naU heads b lished book, “Making the Most of he’s been doing “unshaven and ui shorn” roles, a long string of them. Address ...... "...... of the cours Your Personality.” always a lit and there n Within the last few decades she Case investigators on the air’s the slates a has examined countless children in “Are You a Missing Heir” program wind. In the twilight zone of near-emotional THE FAMOUS 2 DBOP travel thousands of miles and spend WAT TO GIVE TOtJR nails cannot and psychological collapse. She has hundreds of dollars in search of those HEAD COLD THE AtRe the slates a’ saved or helped to save many of HSE AS DIRECTED. heirs — so imagine their surprise USE 2 DROPS OF strip of she them. Her findings are compiled COOUHOg SOOTHIHO in her latest book, addressed to when a legatee turned up practically »r ten inche both parents and adolescents. Safe­ under their noses; she’s Agatha so wide. T‘ guarding the children in the “war Friederick, and is a script-writer for PEimnDROPS one end abo of nerves” is her campaign. the agency handling the Heirs pro­ left by the gram . slate is the She is a devoted, graying abbess —*— held there b of science, born in Elizabeth, W. As We Love We know only that “the studio has The more we love, the better we of the copp Va., :n 1876, holding degrees from edge. Ohio and Clark university. She made some concessions” in that dif­ are; and the greater our friend­ taught 15 years, starting her career ference of opinion between Deanna ships are, the dearer we are to There is in a one-room country school, and Durbin and Universal that’s kept her God.—Jeremy Taylor. through a s moving on to the teaching of mental off the screen all this tim e. Last Oc­ wind blows hygiene, and in wide fields of re­ tober it was reported that she was the slates, search, in many universities. demanding the right to choose her DON’T LET raising the I vehicles and approve her leading enough to p men and directors—when a star CONSTIPATION ment under H E Yippy, Dippy, Lippy Fakir In picture at left, chief umpire Bill Klem (center) referees a discussion between Jimmy Wilson (left), takes things into her own hands that slate of the SLOW YOU UP is best done T of Ipi—here he is again and manager, Chicago Cubs, and Eddie Brannick, secretary New York Giants, at National league meeting in New way she’s usually on the skids that O W hen bowels are sluggish and yon fees somebody will write a song about lead to oblivion. Now she’s set to the roofing York. Right: Connie Mack (lifting cup) owner-manager of Philadelphia Athletics, and Ed Barrow, president irritable, headachy and everything you spreads eas’ him some day, like the one about the of the champion New York Yankees, talk shop. Inset: Larry MacPhail, president of Brooklyn Dodgers, gets make pictures again. Her husband, do is an effort, do as millions d o —chew Ti V- n- AbdulAbdul- an important letter. Vaughn Paul, will not change his FEEN-A-MINT, the modem chewing C b u l A m e er. gum laxative. Simply chew FEEN-A- TheYippytDippy, mind about his resignation as a Uni­ MINT before you go to bed—sleep with­ Question: Lippy Fakir of Ipi T h e G e r - versal producer. out being disturbed—next morning gentle, been burned —*— thorough relief, helping you feel swell to remove ‘ Is Quite Slippery m a n s a re again, full of. your normal pep. Try * giving him Women at War on Home Front Not a Tornado John Payne replaces Victor Ma­ FEEN-A-MINT. Tastes good, is handy steel wool, another workout among the wild ture in 20th Century Fox’s “White and economical. A generous family supply How can th’ tribes of Afghanistan and northwest­ Collar Girl,” in which he plays oppo­ Answer: ern India, having used his incen­ site Betty Grable. The picture is again, scrap diary talents for years before the scheduled to get under way soon, FEEN-fl-HINTtof a razor bla start of this war. with John Brahm directing. the purpose Elevated He* wool. For Kipling’s “Man Who Would Be Miss Jinks—You mean you let that King,” operating in Die same three thin c It seems to be children’s day at tall corporal steal a kiss from you? nish with a territory, was just an old stick- the Columbia studios. Baby Davy Miss Short —Yes, but he had to hold in-the-mud, .compared to the build up the James, the infant Marlene Dietrich me up to do it. of the surro emaciated wild-eyed little man, didn’t drop in “The Lady Is Willing,” of varnish s with bis" hair dyed bright red has a new contract with options that and a yell that gives everybody ting on the cover a total of-21 years; now a year • Is You Y Dauqhter* Kn a nervous breakdown for miles old, he’s known professionally as around. His dish is “scourging Popular? Question: “Wonder Baby Corey,” his name in o u tn e r charm. She the Infidel British.” He is the that picture. And 15-day-old Norma can’t be attractive if she’s pale, underweight finished to “Avenger of the Chnrch of Is­ -K and scrawny. Encourage her appetite with pearance? Jean Wayne is working in “Blondie’s Vitamin BI and Iron, in VINOL. Your drug­ lam,” an ace troublemaker for Blessed Event.” gist has pleas ant-tasting tonic. Answer: the Germans and Japanese just eral wiping now, with his skill in provoking .VINOL...... That bartender whom you’ll see ture of Iins murderous religious wars. The After an h British take him seriously, as bis with Richard Arlen and Arline Judge In “Wildcat” once had his day as a M an the Actor in, wipe the inflammatory range is such that Man is a make-believe animal— two days. it 'might necessitate the with­ famous man. He is Tom Kennedy, meUowing t' and once upon a tim e he fought Jack he is never so truly himself as drawal of troops from Burma when he is acting a part.—Hazlitt. other good and Bengal to guard the Khyber Johnson for the world’s heavyweight which can pass. championship. with wood c —*— BLACKMAN'S be followed As a matter of fact, the British Speaking of war pictures—Para­ have taken him seriously for many mount bought a story called “Chan­ years. They have chased him on Question: nel Port” way back last April, and BLACKMAN’S basement c foot and on horseback, with planes now is going to do something about HgjKATtt and armored cars, with an army of MEDICATED ered with ch it. It will be filmed in England, and to keep wat 40,000 soldiers, and with everything The plume in the sky over the mu­ executives are hoping to get Lau­ but bloodhounds. But he has always SALT BRICK This has be Women in defense will not let war interfere with their chic, judging nicipal airport at Kansas City is rence Olivier or David Niven for the I am having slipped just out of reach. He has by a preview of styles for workers at Chicago’s famous Merchandise not a’"twister,” but the frozen trail lead. It’s a Commando story; the been known as “The Holy Man' of For H o rses, I do to kee Mart. Displaying some of the costumes are (left to right): Marge left by a high-flying army pursuit hero’s a long-distance swimmer, who Answer: the Suleiman Mountains,” and Clark, welding; Phyllis Cramer, drafting; MadeIon Shannon, civilian de­ ship. The photo was taken 30 min­ swims the channel from France to Mulusr Cows among the tribesmen the legend a n d S A eep destroyed th fense; June Benoit, mechanic; Helen Webster, phone operator; Gay Hoff­ utes after the plane passed over the England with important information. ment. As grows that he can do a clever dis­ man, gardener; Dorothy Williams, carpenter; Lorrain Curtin, timekeeper. airport. Ground reading was I above. appearing act when the police are — ® — No trouble to use, simply keep years it ha closing in. Columbia grabbed the title, “The one in the feed box all the time. your best rr Commandos,” first, however; their Stock will dose themselves. - treatment r Although he is now only 41 Army Issues Gas Masks in Hawaii Junior ‘V’ Army story deals with an American boy Use in Oie place of plain salL F years old, he has been a prac­ who becomes one of that daring Trjr it a week or so and be conv'nced. Question: ticing hell-raiser for 20 years, band, and a girl in Norway who BUY FROM YOUR DEALER down a po one of the best in the business. heads an underground movement six inches s He grew up in the bazaars of against the invaders—one more “boy Mamufachatdby joints. At Peshawar in northwest India, a meets girl” plot, in a new setting. BUCttIMI STOCK MEDICOS CO. with linsee coolie, and the son of a camel smeared an driver. He has led border tribes “Bedtime Story’’ has a parallel in LlCK-A - BRICK pretty. Ho in several violent uprisings, nota­ real life, Helen Hayes’ announce­ Answer: bly in 1931 and 1932. His Pathian ment that she would retire for two W N U -7 7—42 should cle raiders have been notoriously years was contradicted by her hus­ seems to be bloodthirsty. band, Charles MacArthur who has the tile cle- News reports are that Axis agents a new play for her. Same plot as Rie Miserable three coats are gearing him in widely organized picture! rubbed. radio campaigns. Headr ODDS AND ENDS—Band bookers are with backache? . Question: — optimistic , despite the tear—Sammy Kaye, VWHEN kidneys (unction badly and oU burner t A FIGHTING priest, becoming an for example, has been booked through Jan, burning fu admiral, is assigned command uary, 1943 A predicts audience Uked yy you suffer a nagging backache, with dizziness, burning, scanty or too new boiler of the French possessions in the Donna Reed so much in “The Courtship and hope to Pacific, by the Free French National of Andy Hardy” that the picture teas given freouent urination ana getting up aft committee in London. As a priest, a new ending, a happy one for her . . fn night; when you (eel tired, nervous, from time t alfupset. . . use Doan's Pills. be 18 inche he is the studious and ascetic Father UniversaTs “Wake Up and Dream” band- Doan's are especially for poorly Louis de la Triiiite of the Carmelite leader Woody Herman not only mokes his boiler to th working kidneys. Millions of boxes seem to hav friars. In his naval command he film bow but dances a bit for the customers are used every year. They are recom­ is Admiral George Thierry d’Argen- . Joan Crawford*: salary fot the role mended the country over. Ask your like your op lieii. He was imprisoned by the Ger­ This picture shows civilians. in Honolulu receiving Instructions on Joseph N. Clemens, instructor at that was to have been Carole Lombard's neighbor! staUation wi mans at Cherbourg in June, 1940, the use of the gas mask by a U. S. army corporal, at a first aid station at a boys’ club in Chicago, registers in “He Kissed the Bride "—1112,500—will Answer: and, while being taken to prison the palatial Royal Hawaiian hotel on Waikiki beach. AU civilians, in new members for the junior victory aU gt to charitable organizations . . from the bo camp, leaped from a train, escaped Hawaii will have to carry masks at all times from now on, whether they army. He’s teHing the youngsterr “Sullivan's Travels” ir no t only very fun­ from the t to London and became a member of like it or not. just in case Nippon pulls another fast one. how to do their p art. ny; it has a massage as uelU D o a n s P i l l s distance sho the Free French National council. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C-

ic Fortunes New Glamour T l R S T - A I D * SPEAKING OF to the ailing fortunes you r your beau, using AlUNG HOUSE SPORTS ' crystal” just an By ROGERS. WHITMAN , I Do you see real \ By ROBERT McSHANE |ymbols in it? Well (cS) Roser B. Whitman—WNU Service.) RolMiod by Weifem Newspaper Unloa. • secret! You can JltfMH GkamleM\ veriy, on dates or cModeniizing' Old Style Houses Pattern 2837 contains a transfer pattern |ing fortunes this OME neighbors of mine have a TPHE veterans of minor league of a IS by 19>,i Inch picture: HIustrations brick house built about 60 years of stitches; color chart; materials re­ S A baseball, whose chances ol quired. Send your order to: ago. It is square and chunky, with breaking into the big time circuits nothing Jn its design to make it at­ were almost nonexistent a year ago, tractive. It is of the period when or­ Sevlnz Circle NeedIecraft Dept. are taking renewed hope. 88 Eighth Ave. New Tork naments and jigsaw work were the The reason is obvious. Younger fashion, but that today m akes it look players, between 20 and 25, usually Enclose 15 cents In coins for Pat­ 'hopelessly out-of-date. Its occupants are unmarried. In times like these, tern No...... ' knew that it could be made pret­ clubs are hesitant about signing such Name...... tier, but were undecided as to how men. Uncle Sam has a prior claim Address...... to go about it. They finally made to their services. a business of driving through all of Johnny Nee, veteran New York the surrounding suburbs on the look­ Yankee scout, admits that baseball’s out for houses of somewhat the same oldsters will claim the attention oi proportion, that might give them ivory hunters next summer. Nee ex­ COMMON SENSE.. ideas of what to do. It did not take pects to see a good share of 30-year- them long to make up their minds. old rookies in spring training camps proved thousands upon All of the jigsaw and ornamental in 1943. At least if the war con­ thousands of times! A work was stripped off, and the porch % tinues. roof and columns were replaced by “As I see it,” Nee said, “we must woodwork of modern design that look for older players—those who ALL-VEGETABLE e fun, too, espe- they, found at a lumber yard. The have families and consequently are read them by the front door had been hardly more not likely to be drafted—but who LAXATIVE n.” than a rectangular hole through the 4 * might have.a year or two of major wall. This they replaced with a stock league ball in their systems.” entrance of Colonial design, with a The high premium which has been • In NR (Nature's Remedy) Tablets, ire arranged as a fan-light and side-lights opening on there are no chemicals, no minerals, no I Tlie Truth of It Is . . . This Cherry Torten Is Good! placed on youth causes the public— phenol derivatives. NR Tablets are dif­ I the past, others an entrance" of the same design. (See Recipes Below) and some club owners—to forget ferent—act different. Purdy vegetable —a J the fortune-seek- This, and the trim of the house, that quite a few graybeards have combination of 10 vegetable ingredients iess? The Ten of which had been an ugly yellow, was formulated over 50 years ago. Uncoated Washington Day Ideas This Week’s Menu made names for themselves in the Tes.” repainted white. The effect of the m ajors. -Wilcy Moore, for instance, or candy coated, their action is depend­ * * * house was completely changed. In­ able, thorough, yet gentle, as millions It took Washington to make the •Meat Balls Buttered Noodles was 30 years old when he came to of NR's have proved. Get a 254 box e about the "Cross of stead of being an eyesore the house cherry famous by telling the truth the Yankees in 1927. Moore , man­ today. . . or larger economy size. 32-page booklet. Ex- became one of the m ost attractive in •Creamed Spinach With >rtune symbols; gives about cutting down that famous tree, aged to win 19 games and lose only KR TO-KIOHT; TOHeRROWUltmT card in the deck, the neighborhood, with a dignity that Egg Garnish but it takes only a sampling to make •Banana Muffins Butter 7 that year. each month, tells how had been entirely lacking. The whole us appreciate the excellence of this Lou Fette and Jim Turner were fortunes in dominoes, job took only three weeks, and the Lettuce With French Dressing stal.” Send your or- luscious red-ripe berry. 30 years old when they hit the ma­ |>ME SERVICE cost was less than a thousand, dol­ •Cherry Torten IT ’S fascinating to see this pic- If you’re sensitive to color, and Coffee Tea Milk jors with, the Boston Brdves and A ture appear so quickly under New Vork City lars. most of you are, I am sure, then each won 20 games his first year. Its in coins for your Broken Roof Slates •Recipes Given. your needle—all the stitches are you can make the Heber Newsome, 32 years old, nev­ easy, you know. I WITH FORTUNE Roof slates are secured by nails most of the possi­ er had been in the majors until last . going through die upper ends, the bilities which the dry ingredients. Beat in thoroughly season. He won 19 games for the nail heads being hidden by the slates and fold in flavoring and stiffly beat­ Red Sox. -fwcv. cherry offers for ? of the course next above. There is pepping up win­ en egg whites. Melt butter in heavy 7 always a little looseness in slates, skillet and add brown sugar. Over The Big Upset ? ASK MS ter mealtime. ? The Covetous One and there may be breakage when With appetites this spread cherries, then pour over Fred Haney, manager: of the St. ? ? the slates are rattled by a heavy cake batter. Bake 30 to 40 minuted Louis Browns, foresees startling 7 ANOTHER The covetous man is like a riding high, but camel with a great hunch on his THE F A m t/S 2 DROP wind. In replacing a slate, the opportunities for in a moderate (350-degree) oven. changes in both big leagues this I A General Quiz * f WAT TO GIVE YOUR nails cannot be reached because of summer. He is quite firmly con­ back; heaven’s gate must be HEADCOLDTHEAtR. decoration fairly If you ever have cherries left made higher and broader, or he USE AS DIRECTED. the slates above. By one method a low in these cold- i \ p. over, you may thicken the juice vinced that the Browns can move up USE 2 DROPS OF TAe Q uestions will hardly get in Thomas strip of sheet copper is used, eight with cornstarch mixed in water and COOUNG, SQQTHiNQ er months, the ° 1. The Rubicon refers to what? Adams. er ten inches long and two inches or Washington birthday and its syno­ heated to the boiling point. This is so wide. This is secured by nails at 2. What is the chemical name nym the cherry, come to the rescue. especially good on rice or cottage for laughing gas? WETIiOS one end about half-way up the space AR of today’s recipes have “Um- pudding or as a sauce over ice left by the missing slate. The new 3. What is a machete—a ba­ um” tacked onto them, so make cream. nana, a knife or a musical instru­ slate is then put into place and is your bids for fam e -by starting off Cherries and peaches are an in­ AlfiT GD COHK e Love held there by bending the free end ment? Dr. SchoQ’s Ziaopads in* with: spired combination, especially in et&ntly stop tormenting ove, the better we of the copper strip over its lower •Cherry Torten. 4. Where do the natives speak pie. You’ll be enthusiastic over this the Manx language? ehoefriction;Eftpre89ure. reater our friend- edge. (Serves 6 to 8) Separate Medications In* one: 5. What was Romeo’s family dndedfor removing cotna. dearer we are to There is sometimes leakage Torten Layer: Peach Cherry Pie. ’aylor. name? through a slate roof when a heavy I cup sifted flour I recipe plain pastry wind blows fine snow or rain under 6. Electnnn is an alloy of what? D lScholls lino-pads % teaspoon salt % cup sugar 7. Linseed oil is an important the slates. This can be prevented by I tablespoon sugar raising the lower edge of each slate Vt cup flour component of which—calcimine, PT LET Vt cup butter XVs cups canned tart red cherries , linoleum or asphalt? enough to put a dab of roofing ce­ I egg yolk, slightly beaten Secret Sorrows ment underneath to secure it to the I Vs cups sliced peaches (canned) Combine flour, salt and sugar. Cut Vt teaspoon almond extract Believe me, every man has hhr slate of the course below. This job in butter with knives or pastry The Answers secret sorrows, which the world YOU UP is best done in warm weather when Vt cup juice from canned cherries 1. A river. By leading an army knows not; and oftentimes we call blender. Add beaten egg yolk and 3 tablespoons butter sluggish and youfedt the roofing cement is plastic and mix thoroughly. Press this mixture across the river contrary to the a man cold when he is only sad.— and everything you Drain fruit, ilix flow and sugar is millions do — chtw spreads easily. into baking dish or pie tin. Cover prohibition of the civil govern­ Longfellow. he modem chewing Cigarette Burn with cheriy topping and bake in a and sprinkle % of the mixture in a ment of Rome, Caesar precipitat­ iply chew FEEN-A- lined pastry tin. Add fruit and cher­ ed a civil war which made him 'O to bed—sleep with- Question: A mahogany table has hot (425-degree) oven for 15 min­ utes. Reduce heat to moderate (350 ry juice to which has been added supreme, hence, “to cross the Ru­ —next morning gentle, been burned by a cigarette. I tried the almond extract. Sprinkle fruit FRED HANEY Iping you feel swell degree) for about. 20 minutes. bicon” is to take the irrevocable t to remove-the spot by rubbing with with remaining flow-sugar mixture. aooc ir normal pap. T ry ' '^teel wool, but this left bare wood. Serve hot or cold, with whipped or to the first division, and he- wouldn’t decisive step. DlUO astes good, is handy Dot with butter. Make lattice top 2. Nitrous oxide. STOICS merous family supply How can this be refinished? plain cream if desired. be at all surprised if the Phillies Cherry Topping: for pie and flute edges. Bake in a relinguished their tail end posi­ 3. A knife. ■ costs only Answer: If that ever happens hot (425-degree) oven 10 minutes, 4. Isle of Man. again, scrape the charred wood with I No. 2 can red, tart, pitted cherries tion. His attitude is based on the Vt cup sugar then in a moderate (350-degree) matter of players’ ages. 5. Montague. IOfi a razor blade, which is better for oven 25 minutes. 6. Gold and silver. the purpose than rubbing with steel 4 tablespoons cornstarch Cleveland, he maintains, won’t I tablespoon butter Meat balls , slim the budget and play the same brand of ball without 7. Linoleum. [ted Her wool. For a finish, put on two or still remain a good main dish for t mean you let th a t Drain juice from cherries. Heat Feller. The Boston Red Sox can’t R e W three thin coats of quick drying var­ dinners this sea­ Do You Bake a t Home? r kiss from you? nish with a camel’s hair brush to to boiling point. Combine sugar and compensate for the loss of Ted Wil­ , but he had to hotit cornstarch. Add enough cold wa­ son. They’re nu- , liams and their young, improved If you do, send for a grand cook build up the depression to the level tritious and fla­ of the surrounding finish. Each coat ter to make a smooth paste. Pour pitchers. The Tigers can’t replace book—crammed with recipes for this gradually into the boiling cher­ vorful made-with- - Greenberg. all kinds of yeast-raised breads of varnish should be hard before put­ egg, milk and ting on the next. ry juice and cook 5 minutes, stir­ The Browns are more fortunate in and cakes. It’s absolutely free. Our Bnsiness ring constantly. Remove from fire, bread, and color­ Just drop a postcard with your To turn all that we posses^jnto IlauqhfeK* Knotty Pine Finish ful with green ■ this respect. They are an older add cherries and butter. club with more m arried men aboard. name and address to Standard the channels of universal love be­ Popular? Question: How can knotty pine be This upside down cake is as good peas riding in the Brands Inc., 691 Washington St., comes the business of our lives.— finished to obtain a soft mellow ap­ rich brownish red They won’t suffer so much from, the I she’s pale, underweight as it looks because the cherries are draft. Every club in the league will New York City.—Adv. John Woolm an. Lrage her appetite with pearance? interlaced with gravy: tinVINOL. Yourdrut- •Meat Balls. be losing men from time to time, It-tasting tonic. Answer: The usual finish, is lib­ the delicious car­ but the Browns may lose fewer. eral wiping with a half-and-half mix­ (Serves 8) MOL. amel mixture. The Yankees can' stand the loss •“•assstsss: ture of linseed oil and turpentine. You’ll be extra 2 slices bread After an hour or two for soaking % cup milk much better than any other club. clever for vary­ They could lose any two or three— b e Acior in, wipe the surface dry. Repeat in ing the dessert 1 beaten egg. two days. This will not check the % pound ground beef or more—players and still be the le-believe animal— course with this one team to'beat. I truly himself as mellowing that comes with age. An- newcomer to the Vt cup ground pork a Hazlitt. • • other good finish is penetrating wax, Salt and pepper The National league, of course, is Ig part.— upside down .cake faced with the same critical prob­ which can be had clear or tinted family for it’s 2 tablespoons chili sauce with wood colors. Either finish can 1 small onion, grated , ',.\ . lem. The outcome of the pennant bound to - carry battle may depend on the draft. •MAN'S be followed by waxing. off first honors: 2 cups sframed tomatoes' , I, Damp Cellar I teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Many a familiar naine will be miss­ Cherry Upside Down Cake. ing from the rosters when the sea­ QUINTUPLETS ^ CHEST COLDS I cup peas, cooked Question: Ten years ago I had my 2 eggs son opens on April 14. IffHtfMr-GiVH YOUR CUM wonderful results because it's m ore BLACKMAN'S basement ceiling and sidewalls cov­ % cup sugar Soften bread in milk, add egg. TM* S a w Expert Care! than an ordinary "salve." I t helps MEDICATED ered with chemically treated cement Vt cup boiling water Mix meats and add seasonings, salt, The St. Louis Cardinals have a At the first sign of a chest cold the break up local congestion. Since to keep water from seeping through. % cup cake flour pepper, chili sauce and onion. Form large share of married men, but also Dionne Quintuplets' throats and chests Uusterole is used on the Quintuplets into balls, roll in flow and brown a considerable number of younger are rubbed with Children's Jlftid you. may be sure mother, it’s just SALT BRICK This has been satisfactory until now. Vt teaspoon salt Mnsterole—a product made DtpeeiaUy about the BEST product made! I am having trouble again. What can Vs teaspoon baking powder in hot fat. Add tomato and Wor­ stars. Just how many young pitch­ to promptly relieve dis­ IN S STRENGTHS ers will be on hand in mid-April is F or H orses, I do to keep my basement dry? I teaspoon lemon or orange ex­ cestershire sauce and simmer for tress of children's colds Children's Uild Muster* 35 minutes. Add peas and cook until 'Anybody’s guess. and resalting bronchial ole. Also Regular and Ex­ Mules, Cows Answer: Age and dampness have tract tra Strength for grown­ destroyed the effectiveness of the ce­ they heat through. and croupy coughs. e n d S h e e p I Vs cups red, pitted cherries About the Dodgers Musterole gives such ups who prefer a stronger ment. As this has lasted for ten Vt cup butter •Banana Muffins. HUSTEROiE product* AU drugstores. The Dodgers could be in much 3e, simply keep years it has done very well, and Vs cup brown sugar (Makes 10 muffins) your best move will be to have the Beat yolks until thick; add sugar 2 tablespoons shortening worse shape. They get a break in box all the time, the number of pitchers they have se themselves. treatment repeated. gradually. Continue beating and Vt cup sugar Finidi for TUe add water. Mix well and add sifted Vs cup chopped banana from 35 on up. Butl-Iike the re­ :e of plain salt, maining clubs, they will lose a num­ and be conv’nccd. Question: Last summer we put I egg down a porch floor of quarry tile I cup vitamin-enriched wheat flakes ber of younger men who were slated OUR SEALER six inches square, with red mortar Lynn Says: Vs cup milk for increasingly important roles. It’s fund by joints. At the time it was rubbed I cup flow useless to name each club—the ; MEDICINE CO. Vs teaspoon salt problem is general. AC YC U OF HUMAN B lT T U M m Tennessee with linseed oU, but now it has The cherry family is one with smeared and the color is no longer ZVs teaspoons baking, powder Although major league difficulties many brandies. In addition to make the headlines, the minor B R I C K pretty. How can it be brightened? the red, tart pitted cherries which .Blend shortening and sugar, add chopped banana and egg and beat league situation is even more crit­ Answer: Wiping with turpentine are abundant in Uie sum m er and ical—particularly at the lower end A dvertising gives you new ideas, should clean the surface, which which can easily be put up well thoroughly. Stirinwheatflakesand 7—42 milk. Sift dry ,ingredients and add of baseball’s ladder. Class C and D seems to be giving the trouble. With in cans, there are two other types leagues likely will be hard pressed / \ and also makes them available the tile dean and dry, put on two or of cherries worthy of mention. to first mixtwe. Stir only until flow disappears. Fill greased muf­ for players before the year is ended. to you at economical.cost. As these three coats of paste wax, each well The first of these is a white Salaries in Class C run about 5100 rubbed. fin Nn« until Vs full and bake in a type cherry commonly called moderately hot MO(Wegree) oven a month, in Class D about $80. . new ideas become more accepted, Headroom Above BoUer. Queen Anne. This lends Itself about 30 minutes. The present) uncertainty on the ■ Question: I have had my rotary weU to salads.and adds distinc­ baseball., front— both .major and prices go down. As prices go down, oil burner taken out of the old coal tive flavor especially when used •Creamed'Spinaeh. ps function badly and minor — may result in an exciting, nagging backache, burning furnace and installed in a in combination with other fruits Wash spinach leaves carefully un­ scramble which will sharpen inter­ more persons enjoy new ideas. It uming, scanty or too new boUer designed for oil binning, such as pineapple, oranges, der running water, being careful to est to an unprecedented extent. Hie is a cycle of human betterment, and m and getting up at and hope to save oU. I have read grapefruit and bananas. A little remove all dirt Boil- without water mason probably won't go according i feel tired, nervous, from time to time that there should bit of the Queen Anne cheery goes 5 to 7 m inutes or until tender. D rain to pattern. It promises to be a year it starts with the printed words Doan's Pills, be 18 inches-headroom from top of a long way. and chop fine. Makeamediumthick specially for poorly of surprises and upsets. Teams boiler to Uie steam main. I only The other type,' called Bing cream sauce, and blend into the which have been kept on the winning ^ of a newspaper advertisement. u Millions of boxes seem to have nine inches. I should chopped spinach until it becomes ear. They are recom* cherries, are deep, dark red, and side of the ledger by the efforts of ntry over. Ask your like your opinion as to how this in­ quite sweet. For that reason they part of the leaves. Season to taste one or two men will find their posi- stallation will work out. are at home in desserts. They With s a lt pepper-and a little dash of ions extremely precarious—espe- Answer: The distance is figured r • can be made into sauces and nutmeg. As a garnish serve wedges :ially if those men are df draft age. JOIN THE CIRCLE Q READ THE ADS from the boiler water level and not served over ice creams and pud­ or slices of hard-boiled egg around The situation isn’t unhealthy. -from the top of the boiler. This dings. the spinach platter. Iaeeball won’t suffer from the uncer- SriLLi distance should be at least 18 inches. (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) fT I ; K

THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C FEBRUARY 25. 1942. THE DAVIE RECORD; Davie County Basket­ Total Registration 776. P. T. A. Observes fflEDi In the* nation-wide registration C. FRANK STROUD Editor.! ball Tournament. which took place Monday, Feb. Founders’ Day. The War Is Going On At Oldest Pa Tbe Davie county basketball The P. T. A. of the William R. p. TELEPHONE 16th, there were 776 Davie county No Liquoi| tournament bas been scheduled for men who wrote their names on the Davie school met Thursday even­ Entered atthe Postoffice^ in Moekfr Februaiy 27, 28 and March 2 dotted line. AU male citizens be­ ing. Mrs. Homer Latham, tem­ Full Blast “n ew s - vllle, N. C.. as Second-claw Midi will be played in the Mocksville high porary president, presided over the matter. March 3. 1903 . tween the ages, of 20 and 45 years, But We Are StiU In Business, And Pkrepared school gymnasium. who had not registered in previous meeting, in the absence of the presi­ R. P. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: The schedule of games is as fol­ drafts, were required to register. A dent, Mrs. J. Frank Essie. Aftera To FOl Your Needs. trip to Win^ OME YEAR. IN ADVANCE - * I OO lows: few, who were unable to register on short business session, the meeting SIX MONTHS. IN ADVANCE • * SO 7:00 p. m. — Mocksville and the i6tb, bave since had their cards was turned ov„r to M— S. Cline, L. J. C. Farmington “ B” girls. filled out. chairman of the Founders’ Day Pro­ We Can Save You Money R. t, was ii| Those Congressmen who voted 7:45 p. m.—Advance and Farm The total registration In tbe va­ gram Committee. Dr. Lester P. ness. themselves pensions ere 00 doubt ington * B" boys. Martin made an interesting talk on On Shoes, Dry Goods, Overalls, rious townships was as follows: Mr. and bothered at night by burning ears 8:30 p. m. Cooleemee a n d the founding of tbe P. T. A. This Mocksviile . . 250 Shirts, Underwear and Notions. shopping in| and a guiltv conscience. was followed by a gnita. duet by MocksvUle varsity girls. Smith Grove . 59 nesday. Our favorite morning daily tells 9:30 p. m. —Coolecmee and Ad Davie Academy . . 27 Mrs. James Tork and Mrs. E. C. Tames. Jr., and a quartett by Betty us that all C I. O. and A. F1 of L. vance varsity boys. Cooleemee . . 194 ItWffl Pay You Tc Visit Us R. T.XoJ Sue Whitaker, Peggy Cline, Roger officers are to be exempted from Saturday, February 28. Wm. R. Davie School . 80 Line, was Whitaker and Flake Cline. military duty. No comment. '7:00 p. m. — Cooleemee a n d Fork Church 36 When Tou To Town business. Mocksville “ B” girls. Farmington . . 55 An impressive "Founders' Day” General John I. Pershing's son 7:45 p. m. — Cooleemee a n d Shady Grove . . 75 playlet was given at this time by a New If has enlisted in the U. S. artnv as a MocksviIle “ B” boys. group of P, T. A. members, after Total 776 nacs free I private Some sons of big men en 8:30 p. m.—Advance and Farm, which a piano solo was rendered by The total registration in North who renej list only as lieutenants, captains or ington varsity girls. Miss Louise Stroud, and a silver Carolina exceeded 200,000, while J. Frank Hendrix colonels. 9:30 p. m.—Mocksville a n d offering taken. Cake and coffee James Se! the total for the United States was Farmington varsity boys. were served by tbe Girl Scouts to Near Depot Mocksville* N. C. Seamon, off The North Carolina Democrats about 9,000,000. Of this nine mil have opened their campaign, war Winners of Friday’s games will the members of tbe P. T. A., and in town ThtI play winners of Saturday’s games lion, 1.650,000 were between 20 visitors present. | or no war. What is sauce for the years of age. E. P. Ratl on Monday night, Marcb 2. and 21 goose should be sauce for th in town Tl gander. Register For Defense • Only 35 Confederate 29 Negroes To Camp iiiiiiiiiiiiinDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii some businel Here’s hoping that enough men Twenty-nine Negroes from Davie There will be a registration of al ^55792840^206720723082082651240120824^ 2299 and boys will be left ou the farms persons who wish to volunteer for H. L. Fod Vets. county left Mocksville Friday for defense work, at tbe court house on Annie, of Stl to produce enough food to not onlv Fort Bragg, to enter the U. S. Be Sure To See Our Line Of Of the 127,000 North Carolinians Saturday, Feb 28 th, beginning at 9 ville visitors! feed our fast growing army, but all Army. Those leaving were: a. m. This is a very important mat. of the aged men, the women and who served in the Civil War, 1861- 65, there are only 35 now living. Arthur N. Jones, Cleveland. ter, and Mayor Caudell urges all who J. Lee the children. No army can fight John A. Kimbrough, R. 1. Davie county is listed as having will, to regis er on that day—men, Star Brand Shoes was in town! without rations. one, Noab Brock, but Mr. Brock Walter Brown, R. 3, women and children. We are in war our office a 1 We are living in a wonderful Herman C. Flint, R. 1, Advance —and we must win it. Dn yous part. left Davie county more than 60 J. H. Sw world. Some of the men who are Troy Ance March, Mocksville. For Spring. years ago, and located in Indiana, Sheffield News. farmer, was | working in munitiotT plants and where he is now living. Mr. Brock Calvin Holman Mocksville. Onslo Barker, Mocksville. Several more farmers in this section gave our ofi factories are getting more money is 106 years old, and is in excellent say that their wells have gone dry. . They Will Give You Your John B. Gibson, R. 2 for one day’s work than some of health considering bis advanced age. Cheshire school P. T. A. met Wednesday SELL YC our soldiers hoys are getting for Forsyth county has one Confeder William T. Harrison, Cooleemee night. Mrs. Clay Salmon was elected We will pay George B. Oakley, R. 4. President- Mra-DaUasRenegar vice-presi Money’s Worth In Wear. for all junk t full month’s work. ate soldier still living. Rowan dent and Miss Luna Goforth, secretary. Wilbon Pruitt, R. 4. er ioc and r The Twin-City Sentinel says that county has three; Iredell county The next meeting will be Marck 16tb, A Lonzie L Waugh. R. £. very good program is being arranged. HORl the editor of The Davie Record is one; Yadkin county one, a n d Plan now to be there. Early Booel R. 2. New Spring Goods Arriving Daily. considered a conservative Repuoli Wilkes county two. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Gaither annyunce Mrs Hand Thomas G- Eaton, R. 1, Cana. tbe arrival of a nine-pound son. Ernest 269058 can. The Sentinel would have a Benjamin, last Thursday. end witb hel William L- Revels, R. 2, hard tm e convincing Davie county Pomp Smith, who has been on tbe sick See Our Big line Of . tioned at Cal Mrs. William A. Davis. Guy J Eaton, R. 1, Cana. list for some time, is improving. Mr Smith, Democrats that Frank Stroud was Mrs. William A Davis, 72, died Clovies Tenor, Cooleemee. says be is a charter member of the Shef­ Paul Stroil a conservative Republican, r.nd had field Grange, but not a siogleGrange mem­ at her home in Jerusalem township Philip B. Barker, Mocksville. ber bas been to see him Prints And Dress Goods farmers whej been for 49 years. on Monday evening, Feb. 16th, at Edward D. Smoot, Mocksville. Mrs- JimCIearyis critically at Dsvis Line, was “ The darkest hour is just before Hospital, Statesville. 11 o'clock, death following a stroke Oliver R. Brown, R. 2. A large number of .wild docks passed Thursday. dawn,” according to an old saying. of paralysis which she suffered on Lawrence R. Hairston, R. 4 tbiongh this section last Friday One old Watch For Our The Japs and Hitlerites have Dec. 8th. timer said they might have been some ef T. C. Wilsl John H. Campbell, Mbcksville the Mrs Donald Ducks. chieved some notable victories but Funeral services were held at Benjamin F. Wilson, Cooleemee. been quite ill the time is not so far distant when Concord Methodist Church Wed­ Charlie B. Dttlin, R. 1, Advance I Spring Opening Announcement past ten day^ they will get what is coming to nesday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock, James 0 . Clement, Cooleemee. Goodbye Tin Cans m friends will I them. It may take some time, but with her pastor, Rev G.' W. Fink Daniel R. Wilson, R. 1 Canned pork and beans, spaghet- §= FOR SAI eventually they will suffer three­ in charge, and the body laid to test Charles W. Holmon, Mocksville. te, perhaps other canned foods will j= “Everything For Everybody” UcCormick fold for their heUiskness. in tbe cburch cemetery. Alta R. Eaton, R. I, Cana. sobn be a relic of peace times in the S '' sell at a bar! MocksviUestoresand homes. Uncle s Call or writel A young friend who bas been em Mrs. Davis is survived by her Rufus Hairston, R. 3. Sam needs the tin that is being us- = husband and nine children, three Ef ployed in a textile mill for several ed to make these cans. Many foods =5 Mocksvil years, dropped in to pass tbe time sons, C .W. and G W. Davis, both Repeal Pension Bill that have been put in tin cans will 5 C. C. Sanford Sons Co. so doubt be packed in glass jars Q of day with us a few days ago, of near Woodleaf; Joe Davis, Salis­ Washington, Feb. 19 —In response Mrs. Peteifl and showed us something that we bury; six daughters, Mrs. Nora and bottles during the duration. = P ltn fip Aberdeen, to angry criticism from all over the Fruits, vegetables, milk and fish = * U U llC 7 Mocksville, N. C. hadn't seen up to this time—a Cartner, Mrs. Maude Goodman, of country, the Senate voted tonight will be sold in cans unless forbid- s morning, wl $1,000 victory bond which be bad near Salisbury; Mrs. Beulab Hood, 75 to 5. to scrap tbe "pensions for' den by a future regulation. some time wl just p rchased. ^nis yoltiiB- mau of Needmore; Mrs. Versie Camp, Congress” law and tnen decided to is stationed | "■fe-arttts..long Reyktblican, and be. bell, of 'Dunn, and Mrs. AliceNail, give tbe nation’s fighting men a*;. ground, and | Heves in tfoc&tng his country to the at home. A number of brothers broad a raise in pav.' yate in tbe limit. and sisters also survive. In the Exactly one month after it voted. death of Mrs. Davis tbe community 42 to 24. to grant pension privileges Tbe Mockl Harold Ickes seems to think that to members of Congress, the Presi­ in which she lived has lost one of collecting old there might He a shot tage of gas in dent, vice president and cabinet, the ^ For More Than Thirty Years throughout the near future. Tustbow this can its best women, a g. od neighbor chamber reversed itself in response and a Christian woman. To the dav. Tbesel happen with no new auto tires be- to widespread reaction that included it very muchl bereaved family, The Record ex­ a "bundles for Congress” movement ing sold, we can’t figure .out. Horse, GREEN MILLING COMPANY your old pq bicycles and skates don’t consume tends sympathy in this sad hour. and other barbed criticism. j Only five senators voted against1 ready when gas. We hadn’t beard from Har­ Has Been Serving The People Of are doing thd old lately. Thought maybe be had Clarksville News. the repealer, which now goes to a House which seems anxious to ap­ war. decided to enlist in the army and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kearns and Miss prove it. The five ‘‘no” votes were help us win tbe war. Mabel Bloomberg, of High Point, spent Mocksville, Davie and Surrounding Counties. Sunday with Mr eod Mrs. Softus Eaton. cast by Senators La Follette, Pro­ Miss Cbrij Davie county will vote on a Con Mr. and Mn. Claude Liogerfelt, of ar. gressive of Wisconsin, Nye, Repub*] ber of tbe gressmau, a Senator, Solicitor, Re­ thage, visited relatives here recently. Iican of .North Dakota, Wallgrent WE MAKE GOOD FLOUR faculty, who Miss Janyce Eaton entertained the In dicitis opera:] presentative, Clerk of the Court and termediate class of Chestnut Grove Meth­ Democrat of Washington, Clark. Sheriff this year. So far as we odist Sunday scbeol at her home on Sat- Democrat of ldado, and Mead, Dem­ Both Straight and Self-Rising. Statesville, uidav night. Games and contests were ocrat of New York. know Solicitor Avalon Hall will enjoyed by all, witb Faye Naylor and was able to gl bave no opposition from the Repub­ Johnsie Bracken winning high scores. The Soon after the-vote, the chamber We Manufacture Poultry Feed, And Also parents, neaJ hostess served refreshments to the follow accepted a suggestion from Senator She will spel lican party. He has served in this ing gussts: Misses Ruth Earle Peoples, Clark, Democrat of Missonril and high office for four years and has Johnsie and Lufeile Bracken, Faye Naylor. Handle The Well-Known before returtj Pansy and Verna Evans, Mary Nell and voted for an increase of 20 per cent made a fine record. He has filled Carolyn Eaton. Pearline Beck and Martha in the base pay for enlisted men and GET YO| the office with, honor to himself and Bowles, Messrs. Gene Seats. Lewis Beck, Mareball Bowles. Tommy Eaton and Les­ 10 per cent for officers serving in the DIAMOND POULTRY FEED. from the Fi the great party he represents. There ter Naylor. army and navy in foreign countries,' FranklinvilW is no question but what he will be Thundaylnight was the regular month­ and in Midway, Hawaii and the New Hampd ly meeting of t e P T. A., of William R. ■ Red Crosses I elected, as this district is almost Davie school A very interesting Found­ Philippines. Good Meal, Ship Stuff Always In Stock. solid Republican There is much ers Day program was given.. Among the growing strl interesting natures on the program was a Alfred GoIlett latest tnoderl talk of the Republicans naming piano solo by Miss Louise Stroud, vocal LET US DO YOUR CUSTOM WORK under expel Jack Vogler for Sheriff and G G. solo. "Bluebirds Over The White Cliffs o f' Alfred Gullett, 84, died Thurs­ Chicks are dl Dover,” by little Miss Yvonne York, four- day morning at his home near Coo- Daniel for Clerk of th e Court. rear-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James We are always glad to give yon quick service. We will exchange dolph Mills, r *r There is some talk of Johnson D. fork, aduet.by Mrs. James York and Mrs. ;leemee C., manufacl E.C. James. Dr LesterMartin gave an j Surviving are two AIex cuit and Ezl Lybrook,- for State Senator, and interesting talk on the origin of the Par-! T I '" - ! ! * ,8cn8» our manufactured products for wheat and corn, or pay you high­ celsior pouiti Attorney B. C. Brock for Repre­ ent-Teacber Association, and last but not, an^ CapGullett of Cooleemee; nine sentative. Those who run for va­ teas* on the program Waa the serving of grandchildren a n d eight great- deticioarcake and coffee to the many pa est market prices for same. J. H. Mull rious offices haven’t much time left trons and friends present grandchildren. j popular rutf In which to file their names. T^he funeral was held Saturday We Are In Business To Hejp The Farmer— War’Deaths In 1941 ' afternoon at 4 o’clock at the home. Routes one | (Burial was in Jertualem Cemetery. were in town First Methodist Church Deaths in the armed torces of all He Is Our Friend. business. T l REV. ROBERT M. HARDEE, Pastor. billigerent nation in (941 are esti­ Card of Thanks. j many copies | Sunday Sshool, 10 a. tn. mated at between 1,250,000 and week, and ' We wish to thank oar many good friends Morning Worship. 11 a.m. 600 000 by statisticians of the plaint from Youog Ppoole’g Service, 6:15 p. tn. for their kindness shown Os during the any Metropolitan Life Insurance Com­ sickness and death of our father. Evening Worship. 7:00 p. m. routes in mal pany. Old Hitler is going to have B. S. NEELY .AMD FAMILY. boys always [ Pnyer Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. tn. FLOYD NAYLOR, Manager Phone 32 . Near Depot Tbe public is cordially invited to atteod big debt to pay when he. is jerk­ Young crows can eat their o w j tbe right mal all the services. ed hence. r . weight in food in a day. often, gentle glad to have I THB OAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C.. FEBRUARY 26. 1942.

« « * « « « « « « Mrs. L. H. Campbell, of Harifc- ^ THE DAVIE RECORD. ville, S. C., spent the week end In Mrs. W. M. Essex town with her father, R. L. Booe. Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy Princess Theatre At Oldest Paper In The County Ann Essex, wife of W. M. Essex, Miss Helen Daniel a member of WEDNESDAY ONLY I! No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ads. the Collettsville high school faculty, of Advance, were held at the home Get Ready For Spring Thursday morning at 11 o’clock mBDRUA CONVOY” spent the week-end with her mother, with Charles Bickford-Evelvn Ankers NEWS AROUND TOWN. Mrs. J. S. Daniel and at Advance Baptist Church at (pared 11:45. Rev. GlennAUgood official, THURSDAY “ R. P. Martin made a business Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stroud and ing. Interment was in the church MARX BROS. children spent Sunday at Stony We Can Supply You With trip to Winston-Salem Friday. Point, guests of Mr. ani Mrs.' Jo­ cemetery.. “GO WEST” Mrs, Essex died at her home with John Carroll-Diana Lewis L. J. C. Pickier, of Salisbury, seph Keever. Monday morning at 1:55, after an ' FRIDAY Seed Irish Potatoes, Cobblers [oney R. i, was in town Friday on bust Bill Angellf a ministerial student illness of only one day. "RINGSIDE MAISIE” ness. at Baptist Theological Seminary, with Ann Sothern-Geo Mnrphy apd Bliss. Buy Now. rails, Louisville is spending the spring She was born In Yadkin county, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sofley were holidays in town with his parents. a daughter of John and Elizabeth SATURDAY ttions. shopping in Winston-Salem Wed- Shermer, and was . married to W. Gene Auntry in nesday. Rutus Brown was carried 1 0 M. Essex on June 24, 1894. She "UNDER FIESTA STAKS” Asphalt Shingles and Rubber Davis Hospital, Statesville, Friday, had lived in Davie county for 40 IJs R. T .'Lowery, oi near County where he is undergoing treatment. MONDAY AU hope he will soon be home years. , "THE MALTESE FALCOKn Line, was in town Thursday on Mrs. Essex was a member of Ad­ Mumpbny Bogah R oofing. business. gain. vance Baptist Church. TUESDAY J. F. Moore, who is spending the Surviving are the husband; three New 1942 Blum’s Alma­ winter with his daughter, Mrs. E daughters; Mrs. George Mock and “MR. AND MRS. SMITH'' -Good Line Small Hardware, Well Tubing. nacs free to our subscribers C. Staton, at Granite Quarry, was Misses Essie and Mary Essex, all of Carole Lombard-Robert Montgomery who renew their subscription a patient at Lowery Hospital, Sal. Advance; four sons C. J , J. W., isbury, recently, but is much better. and T. M. Essex, all of Advance; WE ARE AGENTS FOR IX James Seamon and son W. S, and G. L. Essex of Augusta, Ga., Seamon, of the Eappa section, were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wright and five brothers, A. E-, T. M., and J. Ie9 N. C. son Joseph, of Lawndale, and Mrs. H Shermer, all of Advance; M. A In Conservation Of John DeereFarmMachinery in town Thursday. Flay Willis, of Belwood, spent last Shermer, of Winston Salem. Wednesday with Rev. and Mrs. F. Tires Visit Us Often E. P. Ratledge, of Woodleaf was A. Wright. in town Thursday looking after Card of Thanks. (Which We May Get) AUCTION SALE—Good mare We wish to espies* out deepest appre­ And Automobilea some business matters ciation for the kindness and sympathy and mule, two-horse wagon, hay shown os daring oar bereavement. Your (Which We Cannot Get) H. L. Foster aud daughter. Miss rake, some farm machinery and tokens of love and Mendddp shall not be We Request That Our PatientB Of Annie, of Statesville, w~re Mocks- tools. Sale takes place Saturday, forgotten. Place Their Calls As Early In Martin Bros. HR. W. M. ESSEX AND CHILDREN. ville visitors Wednesday. March 7th, begioning at 10 a. m. The Day As Possible, That MRS. J. W. FAIRCLOTH, Near Depot Phone 99 = Mocksville, R. 2. We Uake An Itineiar; And J. Lee Cartner of near Kappa, Avoid Extra Driving. was in town Wednesday and gave Notice To Creditors. The Caadell - Robinson store Having qualified as administrator of (Signed) "rX our office a pleasant call. buildings adjoining Allison & John­ the estate of Spencer McDaniel, deceased, son Co, will be completed and notice is beiebv given to all persons hold­ Dr. W. M. Kavanaugh J. B. Swing, prominent Pino ready for occupancy within the next ing claims against the estate of said de­ ceased to present the same, properly veri­ Dr. A* B. Byerly farmer, was in town Thursday and week or ten days if the weather re­ fied. to the undersigned at Mocksville. N.- gave our office a pleasant call. mains favorable. C., R. 3. on or before the 21st day of Feb­ Dr. Lester P. Martin _ LAST YEAR ruary. IMS. or this notice will be plead in 3,750,000 New Can were sold. This year there SELL YOCR JDNK TIRES— 20 Horses and mules for sale at bar of recovery. AU persons indebted In Dr. W. M. Long my apple orchard near County Line. ssid estate will please call upon the un­ will be NONE. This accounts for our HEAVY We will pay the following prices dersigned and make prompt settlement Dr. S. A. Harding for all junk tires accepted. Passeng DR. J. R. LOWERY, This. Feb. 21.1942. REALTY SALES. The money which went into er ioc and Truck 20c per tire. Salisbury, N. C. G. F. H o DANIEU Dr. G. V. Greene Cars must have another Outlet and Real Estate, HORN OIL COMPANY. AdmrM of Spencer McDaniel, Decs'd. C. C. Stonestreet and Mr. Scar By A. T. GRANT, Attorney. because of its favorable situation, is SURE TO I Daily. Mrs H anes Yates spent the week­ boro, of Kannapolis, Mr. and Mrs GET its share. Therefore, those who get in NOW end with her husband, who is sta. Alex Kosma and little son. Alex, Jr., of Winston Salem; Armette on the ground floor are practically assured of mak. . tioned at Camp Blanding, Fla. Stonestreet, of Atlanta; Mrs. J. B. ing a handsome profit Call by and get our list of Price, Mrs. H. 3 . Ward, and Mrs. Paul Stroud, one of Davie’s good H. R. Butler, of Kannapolis, were BARGAINS in Homes and Investments. farmers who lives beyond County Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Be Sure Line, was a Mocksville visitor F. Stonestreet. E. C. MORRIS Thursday. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Miss Inez Naylor, of Charlotte, WITH Phone 196 Mocksville, N. C. T. C. Wilson, of R. 4, who has and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Valentine, been quite ill with pleurisy for the of Durham, spent Sunday in town at the bedside of their father, J. F. jment past ten days, is much better, his Naylor, who is quite ill at the home Pure Sure Lubrication friends will be glad to learn. of Mr. and Mrs. Flovd Naylor, on Wilkesboro street. Mr. Naylor is The Manufacturer Of Your Car FOR SALE -15-30 steel wheel reported slightly improved. j t McCormick D erlng tractor. Will SPECIAL sell at a barg. in to quick buyer. AUCTION SALE—I will offer Or Truck Has Made Call or write for sale at public auction, to the E. T. McCULLOH, highest bidder for cash, at the Mocksville, R. 2, Oak Grove. home of the late D. L. Richardson, Specific Recommendations near Sheffield, on Saturday, Feb1 This Week. Mrs. Peter W. Hendrix left foi 28th, beginning at 10 a. m., two For The Proper Lubrication For Aberdeen, Maryland, Saturday mules, some farm implements and morning, where she will spend feed, GILMER RICHARDSON. Eadi Model. We Have Kg Shipment Of some time with her husband, who is stationed at Aberdeen Proving Rev. Mr. Andrews, of Randolph These Recommendations And NEW JERSEY IRISH COBBLER * ground, and is a First Class Pri county has accepted the pastorate ,J- yate in the U. S. Army. of Turrentine Baptist Church, and / • 4 has entered upon his new duties. WE FOLLOW THEM POTATOES The Mocksville boy scouts are Mr. Andrews will move his family collecting old papers and magazines to the parsonage on Church street That, Plus The Use Of Extra throughout the town every Satur. io Mocksville, some ■ time this No. I $2.95 Per I OO Ib Bas day. These boys would appreciate spring. The Record is glad to wel Quarity Lubricants, Is Why The it very much if you would donate come Mr. Andrews to Davie coun­ No .2 $1.95 Per 100 Ib Bag NY your old papers, and have them ty, and wishes him much success in Cars That We Lubricate ready when thev call. The Scouts his new field of labor. are doing their bit to help win the Do Give “Better Servicew Bny Now And Save Money. war. J. F. Garwood, promiment Coo- leemee merchant, and president of lnties. Miss Christine Warren, a mem­ the Green Milling Co , of this city, ber of the Mocksville high school was in town Friday on business. I faculty, who underwent an appen­ Mr. Garwood says the Green Mill­ Smith & Smoot dicitis operation at Uavis Hospitaj ing Co., is keeping busy these days Kurfees & Ward Statesville, about two weeks ago, making good flour and meal and Wilkesboro Street Mocksville, N. C. was able to go to the home of her doing custom work. This mill is Batteries - Battery and lir e Serrire - Accesories parents, near Collettsville, Sunday. one of the town’s oldest and best **************************************************** She will spend a week or more there known manufacturing enterprises, before returning to Mocksville. having been in business for more than a third of a century. GET YOUR °BABY CHICKS / from the Franklinville Hatchery. Franklinville, N. C. Barred Rocks, MocksvUle Circuit. SpeciaJ Sale On Live (Poultry Wanted! New Hampshire Reds _and Rock* F. A. WRIGHT, Pkstor Red Crosses from blood tested quick Dolins II a. m. Bethel 7:00 p. m. growing strains. Hatched in the latest modern hatching equipment HEINZ FOODS We have recently completed a new poultry house under experienced management. 30x60 feet in rear of our store. Bring your live Chicks are distributed bv The .Ran­ Give Your Skin That Petal change dolph Mills, Inc., Franklinville,. N. Smooth Softness With HEINZ Oven-Baked HEINZ Honae»Style poultry to ue We Will pay the following prices; C., manufacturers of Dainty Bis. BEANSSfor . 4 1 c SOUPS 3 for . 4 1 c cuit and Excelsior flour and Ex­ THEO BENDER high- celsior poultry and dairy feeds. COSMETICS HEAVY HENS STAGS ' . J t j r i i . HEINZCooked . HEINZ Cooked Ponnd . . . . 17c Poand . •• - H f t y c SPAGHETTI 3 for 37c MACARONI 3 for 4 1 c J. H. Mullis and R. C. Shaw’ Be As Young As Spring UGHT HENS ROOSTERS popular rural letter carriers on WithOur Ponnd . 16c Ponnd 9 * GET CASH FOR YOUR Routes one and two, Harmony, FEATHER CUT HEINZ Tomato Ketchup LEGHORNS were in town Friday afternoon on PERMANENTS “Made from Vine^Ripened Tomatoes” 2 for 43c Pound. . V 14c CHICKENS NOW! , business. These gentlemen deliver many copies of The Record each YORK’S week, and we haven’t had a com­ plaint from, a subscriber on these Beauty Shoppe routes in many years. These mail Phone 62 SMITH & SMOOT boys always put the right paper In IDEAL GROCERY Open Evenings By ' Mocksville, N. C. Ir Depot the right mail box. Visit our town Mocksville, N. C. Phone 175 often, gentlemen—we are always Appmntment Phone 4 Phoae 36 glad to have you come.

'* f—' THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

Sousa’s Score John Philip Sousa’s two most famous marches brought him the smallest and largest sums of all TflB STO ~ his m any compositions, says Col­ secretary to Fun for the W hole Family cisco lmpo lier’s. The Washington Post Wbes be dis* March, in an outright sale, yielded explanation, only $35, while the Stars and tbe shares a Stripes Forever, sold on a-royalty Iy salon pos ByEDWHEELAN basis, earned more than $300,006. accepts a • BIGTOP secretary to f > f 'l . pays her a OH \ gives tbe on RctHO MftNy GOOT- y o u s a id m NAY?* VLL SfiB eooD-WelDftD1 Z FYE, HEy.HLSSO. s 'lom s ' flip' ahd BOSS-WE YODAHD HAL THIS. DARUNG- NO. I Be obtains OFTHE LpTTAj I 'BUTCH"- IXL SEB WOULDN'T' SW5E AND l e r SO IONS, s h e ] CHIUDRBIfS love to Jo- TROOPERS MATOR SPECKS NMINTfcR. MVRA- 1 AN’ I Shermanv his M/ftNTS.To VOUSOEYS BACKj VIORK TCR HAL AHD ME CHIEF,. MOOSE1 IEFTtORHOME MftV TAKfc A I SUPPOSE returns later SAY -GOCO- 1 MJOH THE SHOW AHYOME KNOW IF VOO1 IHRENO1 RlSHTAFlER E L S E - TRIP TO ‘ CO -B tfcSS YOU'RE SOWS', COLDS with him. J E y e-VTOOt!, . NEttT SPRlNGr- CftUfiORNIft, BACK TOlHE MAK Eric Strom, THE LftST n o tooiitJ' YOUR. HEART.1 d ir e c t REUEF fiom miseries <3OOD LUCKv DEARUj SQOAW rra to make da' SHOSJl, MOST it NOW of colds—coughing, phlegm, irrita- day* wben Jon, dogged upper ailpassages— at dinnerv OFTHEM rub throat, chest, andback with D e cid e d pnone. He th LooKlT Vkks VapoRub. Its poultice-and- office for TO <50 THE vapor action brings relief without one short let FoLLOJJtIMIj WANTS dosing. go borne in a ALSO, FOR HEAD COLD "sniffles", Pant shows Pfitlr melt a spoonful of VapoRub to •be had forg hot water. Then have the child Now eontin /ran k Hj Mcrfcejr breathe inthe'steaming vapors. SffldW K. Inc. FH E X -SEEDS WORTH ftUX>lFor7 packages o f Petunias, Zinnias^ M a r i g o ld s , J&. .es>* Sweet Peas, •Til get it C andytuft, "And let LALA PALOOZA —A Dummy Comes to Life By RUBE GOLDBERG MomingGIories me home? and Balsam just Joan won send name and seemed to GOLLY! THE STATUES IN HEY EVEN SEEM MORE ALIVE THIS ONE LOOKS SNIFF - TvVHINK ' r FORGET IT, address to Vicks, • THAN SOME FOLKS BACK LIKE A FEUER I MET I HURT AN OLDWAI i RUFUSt S mance with THIS WAX MUSEUM ARE Dept.G1Greens- I f l y l k w Eric seeme SO REAL Y’HAFTA TOUCH HOME IN TUCKERVILLE INTHE ARMY BY BUDDY I AIN’T SEEF SET READY , boro, N. C W V a p o R u b ^EM TMAKE SURE THEY, THE NAME OF IN YEARS! HONES' FOR ANOTHER ble. But sb AIN’T ALIVE VINCE I DIDN’T . BATTLE- Paul. Afte KNOW YOLFRE COMINt Vocabulary of Stutterers like him. IT, HOME T’MEET, Persons who stutter, 80 per cent The door o VINCE! MY SISTER. jf whom are males, usually have as she slipp LALA a vocabulary half again as large the corridor as those who are free of this nerv­ dered what ous affliction, owing to their use to pause for of synonyms for words, which, at With her ha times, they cannot readily pro­ -Karl Miller’ nounce. r dark, save beneath the beside her where the r metal balco tation was d F ranK j ay Markey Syndicate, Inc.i would be an the uneasy REG’LAR FELLERS—All the Trimmm’s ByGENEBYRNES discover Pa But Joan pa FORTH' LOVE OF M lK^DO YA I LU FIX Y ou— I'LL SEE 1 THEfefci-HF YOURE OONNftAcT beating hea HAFTA LAY DOWN M FROtfT] I F l CANY SHAME YAt Lhos adoor mat; le ts hayea It seemed , CVTriDOOR ALUWTlMfc AWAY FROMTHERfc/' ity it was o she stood Strom’s voic ”Ja, Karl! Karl’s rep Nein! Es ist Joan did stinctively h the door. T T WATCH $ |.7 5 versation. Chrome finished erne, unbreakable to hear. crystal e n d eaay>readina dial. H s. a second hand. Atoo H l W InaaaoD But her ne Swecpaecond Watche., $2.75to$5.S0. a small soun FedarnT Maaa extra. InKcrsoll-Wetcr- bury Company, Woterbury, Conn. ear caught i PA— .nliW, . . Shs1Mn1 wUlMMI, nOtlee He threw o lent gesture, DONT OAMBLI-hwr9naglAoG doing?” "I forgot I feeling Eric MESCAL IKE Br s. l. huntley And It’s Going to Get Worse upon her. Neon Visibility r -.Karl’s reli / 6 RAC10US 1 WftU f^ T H S fS ' 4Trf ONLY WAY THEY] Because its wave length is radi­ her. ‘‘Of co IH EPS TH* ONE TW .3H O K _ cally different from that of other BNTES'YOUftlSUN e n o u g h : V HA PPEN1M & I CAH SIT HIM TD SC H O O L ^ Joan made D^n=S- JTr" VAFTER THET \ \ ! kinds of reddish light, a neon sign the door quic CftUSWT OVER EVHIftf2 has a 20 per cent greater visibility TD SIMPSONS A f l f r? she walked d luring a rainstorm than during realized that CREEK .rfS' dear weather. yesriD O V ' k ~ "What’s th manded as £taiH4cb "You’re as Relief at Iait from that gangling, mnthwT feeling In the stomach. When eaiued by “Nothing!” CTrevt nod from food fermentation or were clasped nervou* excitement try ADLA Tablet*. 1 fiwifaiw Mtnmfrk end Carbonate* foe home. Pleas ? UICKfdieL Your druggist ha* ADLA Joan tried t ablet*. ing w as wro~ ADKflL. and Eric Str in their nativ rlJlfO - for alarm, Value Health saying to Pa' a IMiYMe*«» Look to your health! And if you have it, praise God and value it m an?” By J. MILLAR WATT next to a good conscience.—Izaak "So that’s POP—An Old Hand at the Job ? K arl!” Walton. “You have CUT THIS TRIPE tion.” , ANY “ And I a~ S T R I P . / 4J • i O P IN TO Beware Cougbs said firmly as CARTOONISTS c o n v e n i e n t . front of her HERE ;> l e n g t h s / from pompon colds “Do you mind u te?” Joan was n That Hang On it. She was I Creomulsion relieves promptly be­ cause it goes right to the seat of the last thing sh trouble to help loosen and expel forced to list germ laden phlegm, and aid nature sinuations ag to soothe and heal raw, tender, In- ever, settled flftwwi bronchial mucous mem* branes. Tell your druggist to sell you before the fir a bottle of Creomulsion with the un­ said, “Joan, derstanding you must like the way it working at th quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money bade. She stood narrowed wit is P U Syndic*!*. Int.) CREOMULSION “I don’t think for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis ness what I I’m tired of H BUILDING you have any PROJECT Shallow in Sell ler, why don’ THE Deep versed in books and shal­ say so? Why 318^ low in bimself.—Milton. him ?” She threw and smoothed the m irror ov THING MIDDLE-AGE rose and touc P f “I’m sorry, oaMWKWC* MMtBWyaagg 8S&SSXL. 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H er sister SybQt with whom tractive wide shoulders, a neat cabbage seed usually bred to prodace th se she shares an apartment, loses her bean* Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se­ produce these results; resells: ile the Stars and ty salon position the same day. Joan lected and copyrighted by International • Pwrftfdrolepei • WjIMfMlspad r, sold on a-royalty accepts a position In a night dob, as Council of Religious Education; used by • Imtelar rtape* • Unlfofw «*■>«• ore than $300,009. permission. • Ccaree, H bby textsra ASaIidtflmtatare secretary to handsome KarI Miller, who CaMoaes OTocfraied above grown a def pays her a high salary In advance and THE PARABLES BY THE SEA Identical eeodHfeas. gives the unusual hours as the reason. Tfwfrt on Tkionr Q onm r Seeds at your Iocsl Be obtains a Job for Sybil and makes LESSON TEXT—M ark 4:26-32; Matthew dealers. Send for free copy of "Ik sn fc love to Joan, who is fascinated. Paul Vicroer G abosk Piam .” Contains plan, 13:44-50. tJantinp, cultural directions for complete Sherman, his manager, interrupts them, GOLDEN TBXT-Never man spake like home vegetable garden. Write Dept. W-2. returns later to invite Joan to dinner this m an.—John 7:46: with him. Joan meets Karl's partner, Eric Strom. Both Paul and Eric seek FERRY-MOBSE SEED CO. Parables as a means of conveying DETROIT SAN RANCI5C0 EUEF from miseries to make dates with Joan* On one Sun* truth reached perfection in the ghing, phlegm, irrita- day, when Karl, Eric and Joan were at dinner, Rarl is called to the tele* hands of the Master Teacher, Jesus. upper air passages— Taking short stories of well-known Wool Production best, and back with He then asks )oan to come to the olttce for some dictation. She writes events or facts from daily life, He Through scientific breeding the ub. Its poultice-and- average weight of fleece wool brings relief without one short letter and Karl suggests she presented profound truth in the go home in a taxi. While she is waiting, most simple and attractive form. sheared annually from American pan) shows up In his car. She tells him Except for tfce parable of the sheep has increased from two to EAD c o l d “sniffles”, •He had forgotten her purse. eight pounds, or 300 per cent, in ftel of VapoRub in Now continue with the story. four kinds of seed which He inter­ cri have the child preted (Matt. 13:18-23), He left it to the past 100 years. e steaming vapors, His listeners to make their own ap­ WOEtTH SLOT! For 7 C H A P T E R V plication. This has led to some dif­ Petunias, Zinnias, ference of opinion, but in general **i’ll get it for you,” Patd offered. the parables are received as excel­ "And let Karl know you’re taking “Please!” Joan cried, exasperated. “Is there any good reason why lent and helpful portions of God’s LARGEST me home? Oh no! I’ll go myself.” I shouldn’t work for Karl?” Word. Joan wondered why everything In the two passages of Scripture SELLER teemed to interfere with her ro­ “And she doesn’t approve of your “Isn't anyone on board?” she assigned for our lesson, we have five ASPIRIN mance with Karl. Both Paul and working for Karl, either?” asked, drawing closer to Karl. parables, each with a distinctive Eric seemed bent on making trou­ “Please!” Joan cried, exasperat­ “There are a couple of sailors be­ message, yet together pointing out ble. But she could not be rude to ed. “Is there any good reason why low. I saw them as we came up. that there is a time of growth lead­ Paul. After all, Karl seemed to I shouldn’t work for Karl? Do you We’ll wait here a few minutes. Do ing to harvest and judgment, and Err in Haste like him. know something against him?” - you mind?” that our gracious God has at great Men err not so much in prompt of Stutterers The door of the club was unlocked Paul stared into the fire but he action as in hasty judgment.— stutter, 80 per cent “No. It’s fun!” cost provided a way of redemption. BS she slipped in and hurried down was silent. Karl walked to the table, poured Louis Napoleon. ales, usually have the corridor. Afterwards she won­ “Then you don’t know anything?” I. Normal Growth Is Blessed half again as large some whisky out of an old-fashioned dered what instinct prompted her Joan continued. crystal decanter, and' quickly (Mark 4:26-29). re free of this nerv- to pause for a moment as she stood Paul tossed his cigarette into the God is patient. He awaits the. owing to their use downed it. '7 Should wi& her hand on the doorknob of flames. “Okay, Joan. You win. I “This ship has been to South normal, healthy, steady growth of or words, which, at V Karl Miller’s office. The hall was. can’t say any more. But remem­ the seed. Man is so impatient he Have ■annot readily pro- ' America, all through the West In­ dark, save for the -crack of light ber this. Watch your step! Will dies, even to Japan.” must have forced growth, artificial Known beneath the door. An open window you?” “ How I’d love to go‘to some of stimulation, and even artificial rip­ beside her led to a fire escape, “Thanks for the advice.” those places! I’m so tired of living ening of the fruit. Betterrf where the rain fell noisily on the “It’s for your own good,” Paul The same attitude enters into his such an ordinary life. Just eating She knew she was metal balcony. Perhaps her hesi­ Sherman said, picking up his hat. and sleeping and working day after care of his children. They must get tation was due to the fear that Karl “How about that date tomorrow, eating too much! I day.” ahead in school beyond their years. Things looked so good she kept right would be angry with her. Perhaps night?” They must get out and make a liv­ o k And then—GAS! Stonudi and the uneasy feeling that he might Joan smiled faintly. “Don’t you She moved her hands with an im­ patient gesture. Her figure was ing long years before they have Intestines inflated , like a balloon, discover Paul was taking her home. ever give up? I told you—I couldn’t learned to make a life. Why not let and breathing an effort If a spell of But Joan paused and Tier heart was straight and slender in its black wool CONSTIPATION caused this, AD- go.” dress, her face pale ivory with its them m ature in the orderly, God- beating heavily. They stood at the door measur­ given way? 8100 LERlKA should have been handy. It seemed a long time but in real­ ing each other with their eyes— eager mouth and flashing emerald It is an effective blend of 5 carmin­ eyes. The same is true in the work of collar and lapels over which you atives and S Iaz a tiT e s for DOUBLE ity it was only a few seconds that Paul’s, a mask that told her noth­ the church. There must be imme­ action. Gas is qaicldy' relieved, and she stood there listening to Eric Karl Miller caught his breath as may wear, most effectively, a ing, Joan’s challenging him, defy­ diate “tangible” results or he will snowy white dickey—it is dart fit­ gentle bowel action follows surpris­ Strom’s voice. ing him to speak one word against he looked at her. i ingly fast Sour druggist has AD- “I’d like to take you to South not give his support. Anyone with ted to maintain a slim line through “Ja, Karl! Bitte!” Karl Miller. judgment knows that spiritual life Karl’s reply was harsh, “Nein, “I won’t bother you any more America, darling! Maybe I can the torso and has four big patch some day. Would you like to have takes time to develop, and that' Nein! Es ist verboten.” then,” Paul said quietly. “Good pockets. The skirt has front pleats By Its Proverbs me show you the world?” spiritual results cannot be judged —and, is wide at the hem. Joan did not understand but in­ night.” by physical or tangible' standards. * * * The genius, -wit and spirit of a stinctively her hand drew back from In the bedroom. Sybil was propped “More than anything!” she cried nation are discovered in its prov­ recklessly. “Oh, Karl . Seedtime, growing time, normal Pattern No. 8100 is designed for sizes the door. This was a private con­ up in her bed, wearing a blue satin ripening, then harvest — that is 12 to 20. Size 14 ensem ble requires, with erbs. YANKEE He pressed her hand to his lips. WATCH $).75 versation. Karl would not want her bed jacket, reading a magazine. God’s order and it is a good one. long sleeves. 4 yards 54-inch material, to hear. “Was that Karl?” “You’re beautiful,” he murmured. with long or short sleeves 5% yards 35* ed case, unbreakable But her nervous gesture had m ade “You’re beautiful and exciting, and n . Abnormal Growth Is Danger­ Inch material. Dickey takes % yard 35- y-reading dial. KftS a “No, Paul Sherman, giving me inch material. For this attractive pat* T 0 v # - - J Mao N E W IngersoU a small sound, which Karl Miller’s some good advice about working at I love you, liebchen! Do you know ous (Mark 4:30-32). tern, send your order to: ‘a tc h e s , $ 2.75 t o SSlSOa what liebchen means? It is sweet­ Normally the mustard tree is a * fra. IngersoU-W ater- ear caught immediately. the club. He doesn’t think I’m the m , W a te r b u r y . C o n n . heart! It is what you are to mel” COLDS He threw open the door with a vio­ type, whatever that means.” small plant, and when it grew into a’ SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. quickly. change gUhout notice Room 1324 lent gesture. “Joan! What are you She slipped into her warm bath­ His arms were around her. Lieb­ great tree something abnormal had l i q u i d doing?” chen! This foreign word held a curi­ taken place. Birds (which always 311 W. Wacker Dr. Chicago TA8L&TS robe and sat down on the edge of Enclose 20 cents* In coins for S A L V E “I forgot my purse,” she faltered, her sister’s bed. “I met Karl’s part­ ous fascination for her. It was like denote something unclean in Scrip­ NOSE IIO M feeling Eric Strom’s sardonic eyes ner, Eric Strom, tonight. He tried Karl. Strong, strange arid sweet. ture) came to lodge in its branches. P attern No ...... Size...... 666 COUGH SROM upon her. to make a date with me, too. It’s “You believe me, Joan? You be­ Just so, Christianity was never in­ N am e ...... Visibility / '!-.Karrs relieved smile reassured a shame the way everyone tries to lieve m e?” tended to be made up of a nominally Address ...... As We Think or Feel wave length is radi- her. “Of course! Here it is.” double-cross Karl.” The drone of foghorns seemed a Christian world empire in which un­ The world is a comedy to those from that of other Joan m ade -a hasty exit, closing “How in the world did you happen mournful undercurrent to her rapid­ godly men (the dark birds of the that think, a tragedy to those who h light, a neon sign the door quickly behind her, but as to come home with Paul?” ly beating heart. “Yes, Karl, I be­ evil one, Matt. 13:19). should find feel.—Walpole. nt greater visibility she walked down the dark hall she Joan explained, but did not men­ lieve you.” comfortable lodgment. Unfortunate­ storm than during realized that she was shivering. As Karl’s arms closed about her ly, that is just what happened to' DUSEHOLD tion what she had overheard when STDDY AT ROBIB for V a- ... she went back to get her purse. Be­ Joan heard a faint sound outside the Christianity in the so-called conquest sonal Success and Laraer cabin door. of the Boman empire at the time of Earnings. 31 years of sue* “What’s the matter?” Paul de­ fore she could finish the telephone cessful student .guidance as* manded as Joan got in the car. rang. Startled; she cried, "What was Constantine. The results were dis­ NTS sores expert instruction. that? Karl, did you hear it?” astrous. The same principle is evi­ LL. B. Degree awarded. Ali “You’re as white as a ghost.” Karl Miller’s voice came forceful­ Buttonholes made with fine cro­ . text material furnished. Easr m that gurgling, smothery “Nothing!” But the girl’s hands ly over the wire. “Joan? You are “Probably one of the sailors.” But dent today in the control of much chet thread do not tear out so' / ndyme&t pian^Send for FRw tomach. When caused by were clasped nervously. “Let’s go his hand reached to the inside pock­ of the church by worldly men. BOOK—“ Law and. Exccctive m food fermentation or home safely?” quickly as those made with ordi­ Gtndance,1* at ONCE. S.. ent try ADLA Tablets, home. Please!” “Yes. I’ve been home for some et of his coat and he walked swiftly m. Redemption Is Costly (Matt. nary sewing thread. JUHEneAN EXTENSION SCHOOL'<>r LAW ath and Carbonates for Joan tried to tell herself that noth­ time.” She smiled, picturing Karl to the door and flung it open. 13:44-16). ... Dept. WNf t Norao St9 ChteagVlIt Vour druggist has ADLA There was no one. The stairway ing was wrong. Just because Karl on the other end of the line. How While it is true that our redemp­ If the chicken is well-rubbed in­ and Eric Strom had been speaking leading down to the deck was emp­ sweet that he could be so concerned! tion is worth more than anything side and out with a cut lemon Mind's Mystery IA. in their native tongue was no cause “I just wanted to be sure that you ty. Karl looked out into the dark before being cooked it will make night. else in all the world and that the The mind itself does not know for alarm. But die found herself were all right. Good night, darling.” Christian would gladly set aside (or the meat white, juicy and tender. what the mind is.—Cicero. i e Health saying to Paul, “Do you speak Ger­ It was the first time that he had “You must have imagined it! No ... one is there.” would he?) everything for Christ’s health! Andifyou m an?” called her “darling.” Her pulse sake, yet that does not fulfill the Winter is a good time for the e God and value it “So that’s it! You overheard leaped at the unfamiliar endear­ “I heard something. I know I home owner to build that rustic did. Oh Karl, let’s get out of here. thought of this parable. After all, conscience.—Izaak K arl!” ment. what has a sinner (whose own right­ la\yn furniture he has long "You haven’t answered my ques­ “We will not work tomorrow,” You can see your friend some other dreamed of making. BABY CHICKS time, can’t you?” eousness is described in Scripture PopuUur Breeds tion.” Karl informed her. “We shall have as “filthy rags”) to sell in order to ... “And I am not going to,” Paul dinner together alone.” His voice was controlled. "Just obtain redemption? And is it for Choose towels of more than one' said firmly as he stopped the car in as you wish.” 100-*7§5 $■> Joan went back to the bedroom sale? (See Eph. 2:8.-) color for your bathroom. They front of her apartment building. with shining eyes to tell Sybil. But as she preceded him down the make a gay appearance blended QEORQU SfATE HATCHERY “Do you mind if I come in for a min­ Obviously we here have the Sa­ ANMrta • • ’ Qoorxia “Then you won’t meet Paul?” steps Joan saw a figure disappear viour with His all-seeing eye and side by side on the towel rack. mpon colds ute?” into the shadows of the deck and “Of course not! I wouldn’t any­ loving heart noting in fallen human­ Joan was not very gracious about way.” even in the fog-she could see tha* it. She was tired and confused. The ity the pearl of great price, His own On ... it was Paul Sherman! Church. He then gives up all the relieves promptly be- last thing she wanted was to be Joan had not considered the pos­ * ' . . ht to the seat of the forced to listen to Paul’s subtle in­ glory He had . with the Father, JULIET, REMEMBER, p loosen and expel sibility that Karl Miller might take Three weeks had passed since the comes to the earth, and even be­ legm, and aid nature sinuations against Karl Paul, how­ her to dinner at the same place Paul njght Joan went to the freighter IF YOU BAKE AT ever, settled himself' comfortably comes sin for us that He may bring heal raw, tender, In- suggested but as they walked into with Karl and was followed by Paul us to God. HOME, THE ONLY Ial m ucous m em - before the fire, lit a cigarette and the lobby of the hotel Paul had men­ Sherman. She had not mentioned it r druggist to sell you said, “Joan, why don’t you quit tioned, Joan saw him coming out of Salvation in Christ is no little mulsion with the un- to Karl; She wanted to solve th« thing, not something which was pur­ YEASTkW ITH ALL must Hke the way It working at the club?” the bar. He nodded pleasantly as mystery of Paul’s curious behavior She stood before him, green eyes he passed them and Joan breathed chased with gold or silver, but THESEVITAMfNS he cough or you are for herself. She' was suse that with the precious blood of Christ. oney back. narrowed with anger, her head high. a-sigh of relief. Their meal was al­ Paul meant no harm. Looking over “I don’t think it’s any of your busi­ most finished when Joan saw Paul We ought to value it highly, and IS FLEISCHMANNfc Karl’s appointment book, she saw because we are bought with a price 1ULSION ness what I do or where I work. again. He was sitting alone at a that Paul Sherman would be at the est Colds, Bronchitis I’m tired of your insinuations. If corner table directly behind Karl. we ought always to glorify God (I club at ten-thirty that night. Cor. 6:28). you have anything against Karl Mil­ When they left, Joan, looking over ‘Tm going to try to see him ow in Self ler, why don’t you come out and her shoulder, saw Paul behind them. alone,’’ she decided, “and demand IV. Jndgment Is Certain (Matt. in books and shal- say so? Why shouldn’t I work for Was he deliberately following her? an explanation. If he doesn’t tell 13:47-50). Milton. hiin?” Was this his idea of a joke? But me, I’ll threaten to go to Karl about AU kinds of fish were in the net, She threw her hat on the table Joan did not tell Karl. He might it!” and until the cord was drawn and and smoothed her hair in front of have discharged Paul and she did Her relationship with Karl could the- net emptied they looked much the mirror over the fireplace. Paul not want him to lose his job on her not have been m ore perfect since the alike and enjoyed much the same rose and touched her arm. account. LE-AGfc night on the freighter when he told standing as “citizens” of the sea. O .6 O « t0 W “I’m sorry, Joan! I guess I used Karl drove swiftly along the Em- her he loved her. She felt much But when they faced the fisherman the wrong approach. I suppose from barcadero. “Have you ever been on closer to him. At least three eve- there was a quick division, and a ENO your point of view I'm meddling a freighter?” he asked the girl at final judgment upon the bad ones. IS ADVlCEil nings a week Karl took her dancing. *Pet Cake: VHonUi A- 2000 Vois (Int.) VBanto Bt-U O Units (IaC) where I have no right to.” his side. “Like to see one?” On Sundays they went for long rides It is true that in God’s kingdom VHanIa 0 —400 Units (bit.) VHimIii 40-50 UoiB (Sb. Beiar.) s, restless, nervous “I’d love it,” she answered. flashes, dizziness— Their eyes met in the mirror. His across the Golden Gate bridge into (as it is now manifested in “mys­ AU of these vieaminsgo right-into your bread; (hey are not at this period In a face was unsmiling, the brown eyes “Sweet thing!” He reached for Marin- county, where ' the trees tery” in the Church) there, are lottintheoven./ •n's FrcshYcist—with they —try Lydia Pink- serious.' “You don’t seem like the her hand. flashed their autumn reds and many who have come in by false table Compound. type of girl to b* working for Karl They stopped at Pier 27. Joan browns in the deep November sun­ profession, through carelessness of could see the hulk of a small ship ’Hyior tress due women.Kelja to this Miller. You don’t belong at the shine. pastors'or church officials, etc. They lsturbance. Thou- Club Elite!” looming out of the mist. Karl took Only Sybil was able to shatter go through the motions, they 16ok housands of women “I’m sick of hearing everyone say h e r arm as they walked through a her peace by saying, “If Karl is and act much like Christians. (al­ MERCHANTS- JeabIe benefits. Fol- that. I’m old enough to know what large storeroom, out into the foggy really in love with you, why doesn’t though even here they create ques­ tions. I’m doing. I don’t need advice— night, and up the swaying gang­ he ask you to marry him?” tions in the minds of true followers trom anyone.” plank of the freighter. “He probably will,” Joan said of Christ). The.day is coming, how­ Youz A dvezlisang D ollaz "You are a very stubborn wom­ On- deck she followed Karl up a stubbornly, “in time. After all, we ever, when they shall stand in judg­ buys somediing more than space and circulation in an,” Paul laughed. narrow staircase to the captain’s haven’t known each other very ment before, the Christ whom they the columns of this newspaper. It buys space and mtAiiic*=. The room was cheerful in the fire­ quarters. long.” profess to love and follow. JIow ter­ e is the advertis* light. The polished brass shone and But though a lamp burned bright­ Karl, not once had mentioned mar­ rible shall be their doom ! circulation plus the favorable consideration of our reads in the newspaper, a large blue bowl of chrysanthe­ ly in the cabin, there was no sign of riage. They need not wait in fear for readers for this newspaper and its advertising patrons. yer’s guide. Ic tells the mums lent a gay note, to the somber the captain.. Joan was intrigued by “You. still don’t trust KarI, de that day. They may now, today, sterpecc to pay. Lettite furnishings. the round wooden table, the small you?” Joan asked as the jirli make right .their relationship witb LET US TELL YOU MORE ABOUT IT to charge more beware! “Do you live here alone?" desk, the faded curtains that in- washed the supper dishes. God. '•With my a s te r Sybil.” adeauately draped the portholes. . (TO BE CONTINVW THE OAVIB RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, B.C., FEBRUARY25.1942.

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