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NEWS OF LONG AGO. AT PEACE WITH GOO Connty Has Hnge Joh CooIeemee Christmas Is The War Over? Seen AlongMain Street Rev. Walter . henhonr. Hiddenite.!). C. More than $370,000 is expected Party Great Success Fighting for au ally of - Aineri ByTheStteetRanibler. Wbat Was Happemag In Davie The heart: and soul at peace with to be spent during the next five ca dvrihg the~w A m enctn liveu « . — miss , \ -’■’.i-.-r , keep warm in dime store—Gossip -trip to Charlotte last week. ing to R- El Jordan, ehairman of testing the company’s, to have already lost' in lhe operations. Forall die world’s v^in sows dub holding after Christmas ses- FIoyd Gaither, of Birmingham, die Coimdl’s Residential Con- submit to arbitration a irk load AU India, all Burma the Humb* . _ . . ^ _ w and fare. | , ;■ „ ,sionm front of drug store—M iss was among the Christmas visitors. stmctiori'Committee. clause in the proposed intract, and Chiang and the Communists'- - - - - At peace with God—thlt means Rufo Spry doing late shopping—- E. H. Morris made a business Because,.of lack of materials and The gathering was om o f the a test .-Iirown in are not worth those A- James Tbompson discussing foe trip to Hickory and Newton last manpower during the war, major­ rgest ever assembled in! Coolee- That earth can never, never merican lives. weather in front of postoffice— week. ity of die county’s 3,398- dwelling mee, estimated at 1 2 0 0 j people, And who will fly the planes Fted Daniel riding new bicycle— ~ The mercury went down to 6 ' give; units are in need of some kind of filling .all auditorium serits and It means a conscience for a guest, after they are delivered to Chiaug JewelPurVis and Frank Stroud degrees above zero Thursday. repair or remodeling work. Kitch­ balcony as well, with manly stand­ W idiwhiditowork ahd sleep or-the Chinese army?... looking at big turkey - roasting vin ^ -Walter lQriffin, o f Texas, is vis­ en improvements and moderniza­ ing in aisles. 'R. V. Alexander and live, It wouldn’t be strange to see A- American Cafe oven—M iss Mar­ iting relatives in and around the tion of bathrooms, installation of was master of 'ceremonies. The mericans assigned:- to that task, That’s good and dean and bright tha Bowden greeting friends in town. tiled showers and in some homes program was' opened by singing more to be kilied in; a Cbinesequar and dear [ Mocksville Cash Store—George W ill VanEaton leftlast week on addition of a second bath top the the Christpaas carol, "Silent Night, el, over on the other side of the Far more to be desired than Shittt looking oyer depleted; stock a business ritp to MonUtomery nation's list ofmost wanted mr- Holy Night,” Irii by Rev. ! G. L. wealth; i world. : o f Cbristmias toys—Mrs. Leslie countp. jor improvements, Jordan said. Royster, pastor of the (Baptist Life is cheap in China, always For only this can bring u? cheer Daniel standing by stove, eating Work on die Angell brtck store Outside paint jobs are needed Ghugch. The. devotional? were has been, but American life is dear And give our soul and body tangerine—Mayor Pennington en­ building is progressing rapidly. on more than 50 per cent of ’. C. E. 1 EL Rob- health. i anywhere, always should be. • tering department store—Wood- MissBerthaCashwelIamember homes, and addition ofrooms and nson, Episcopal Rector, followed We have no business killing ,A- Sow Wilson trying to open mail of die Spencer school faculty, vis­ At peace with’ God—O wondrous construction o f porches also I rarik i>y tiie invocation, led by Rev. H. tnericans for. Chaing or. any Chinese. box—Chmrlie Woodruff, Jr., greet­ ited her parents over Christmas. goal ! high in remodeling plans, accord­ C. Freeman, Methodist minister. Somebody said the war was over ing buddies after many months Miss Lilla Austin, of Winston, For one to reach while Ihererori ing to the report. New roofing A servite consisting of Christ-: I f .ten* t for our airmen being sent overseas—William Crotts trying is visiting her mother and sister earth, I and heating plants are required by mas carols under the direct ion of wantonly to death ; in somehody to get in bank on. holiday--Girls here this week. Though'tests 'and trials taige and Ihany dwellings. ' MissThelma McDiiniel Wis t else’s war —Charlotte Observer.- carrying evergreens upstairs to de­ Kimbrough Meronev who hails roll ' Home owners in ,North Caro­ dered by a group of about thirty corate dance halt—FilGodbeyand from die classic shades of Lenoir, And seek to rob us rif our lina will spend an estimated $89;- . chtidreri^thenSyhWorkd A City Slicker Gilmer Richaidson standing on ' was among die holiday visitors. mirth; 1 870,000 arid those of. the nation Howara Harris, represe htative street comer watching trafic go by V Boone Stonestreet spent Satur­ StiO there’s a peace down 'in the more foan $5,500,000,000 for ma­ o f the Nritiortal office o f Textile A girl from the city watched for —Courting couple’sitting In park­ day and Sunday with friends in depth 1 jor ty(fiurs alone in the next five, Workers U nion o f Ameri :a, ex­ several minutes while a group of ed truck making hay while foe Salisbury. - Ofheart and soul -Iikd some years; according to Jordan. Ample pressed appreciation to all other farmhands spread ont bay to dry. sun shines—Charlie Vogler issu- Miss Bertha Linville, who holds funds, at low interest charges, are U nion locals, all firms anc indi­ Then, nnable to suppress .her curi­ a position in Winston, spent the Though surges o’er ;its Jbosom available for such work through viduals who, by their contribu­ osity, she asked politely: ing marriage license to happylook- holidays here with her parents. . swept - - . ■ I commercial banks, savings and tions and generous co-op !ration lAre--Ibev looking for a needle?' ing boy and girl. P. H. Booe and Iitde son^'of Its depfoswere from disturb­ loan associations, crsdit unions, iri helping, the! local committees Walkettown^apent sevetaTdays in ance free! ; . and mutual savings banks. secure the items needed an: !made town Uist week with relatives: ' I At peace with God—that’s !better die evening such a great o ie for R. S. Meroncy, of Winston, vis­ far My Notions foe hundreds of'children. ited home folks here during the Than have entwined aboi it our I have known all the time that W hen Santa Glaus arrivt d foe i) January 31 * I holidays. brow there should be some good use stage Of, the school audit orium! Sterldig Kelly, a student at Da­ Some earthly laurel, or a star was a picturesque scene v ith a vidson College, spent the holidays for which lipstick could be em­ Placed in our crown, arid see beautiful decorated Christmjar tree in town with his parentt. ployed. And sure enough, I 'was men bow right. U p in Asbury Park, N .. J., pcoperly lighted, and foe M t. and Mrs. W. P. Etchison, covered with dolls, modeli I THE LAST DAY To pay us homage and esteem, of Ridgeway, S. C., visited rela- a woman fell in her second-story While God may frowtf—and apartment and so crippled herself model airplanes; toy guns, A FOR MEN NOW IN THE ARMY TO . rives in town last week. conscience warn, ( and arrows, games, color Sooks, Miss ldary Heitman, a teacher that-she could not call for aid. And peace of soul a strangerseem She lay helpless for 24 hours when crayons, jumping ropes, necklaces, k RETAIN THEIR PRESENT GRADES in Salem College, spent the holi­ With no heart graces to adorn. she wrote on a card with lipstick, oranges, tangerines, apples, nut days in town with relatives. ’Please call doctor immediately,” candies and all the things thatfj 1T BY REENLISTING . . . , Oscar Byedy, who has been in and put the card in her window. to make little children hippy at school at Knoxville for sometime Hard To UDdentand The neighbors saw die appeal and Christmas time. Grady Spry ser­ .. Men now in the Army who re- HIGHLIGHTS OF THE NEW has returned to his home on R. I. A week or so ago we saw a group got a doctor. » ved as announcer, and foe child­ enlist before February I will ENLISTMENT PROGRAM Misses,Lula and Julia Betts, of of boys about twenty five in num­ ren were called to foe stage , in Thereprobably aremany other be reenlisted: in their - present 1. EoliEtments ior. 2 or 3 years, -Lexington, visited their sister, Mrs. ber, leaving the postoffice building useful ways of using lipstick, paint­ four different groups, both girls grade. M en • honorably- dis­ (!•year enlistments permitted for men T. N. Giafin, during the holidays. in Raleigh and bound for active now in Army with 6 months* service;) ing the face of scarecrows, for ex­ and boys, and each received gifts charged can reenHst within 20 2. Enlistment age from 17 to 34 years Mrs-BeulahHardisonBeckwidi duty in the armed service, that suited their particular days after discharge in the inclusive, except for men now m Aetayf. ample. Or circus clowns might who may reenlist at any Age- - ! .r^ O . and babe, of Lumberton, visited Thewar has been over many find it useful. But why the IatUes' We wish all donors who have had grade they hsdd 'at the time of 3. Menreenlistingretain present grides, her mother during die holidays. mdnv months, but the draft Iawis discharge, : provided;, they re- if they reenlist within 2 0 ; days after : smear it on their natural beauty I a part in contributing to this cause discharge and before F e l t f ^ . :lj494i6.T _ J. W. Kurfees, of Ashland, Va., still in effect. Like many otHers, enlist before February 1,1946. 4. The best pay scale# riwdiciai: • car have never been able to figure Out., could have been present and look­ . spent several days the past week we are beginning to wonder, what food; quarters and d o m ii^ 'm ^Anny:. Thrire are few things sweeter ed on foe children’s bright faces, history. «; . with relatives and friends in this it’s all about. . -p; . There’s a long list, of attractive 5. An increase in the. reenlistment ■. chan a woihan ’8 mouth—I mean radiant with luppiness as Santa reenlistmeut privileges in the bonus to.$50 for each year of active. county. Why should these youngsiers service since such bonus was last paid; to look at—when it is not fenced Claus loaded their arms witb foe new Armed Forces Voluntary or. since last entry into service. Dr. R. P. Anderson has pur­ be .taken out of school when there in with blood-red lipstick. things that they so generquslv pro­ / Recruitment Act of I94S. The . 6 . Up to 90 days* paid furlough, de­ chased from H. C. Meronoy the is no justificariop reason for it? pending on IengUi of service, with fur­ Personally I had rather see ’em vided for them. We think such ' ability to keep yonr present lough travel paid to home and return, . Gaidier tract of land lying just Certainlo there trie enough men in ascene would fully repay any.-sa- grade is only one of them, but for men'now an Army who enlist. paint their ears red and leave their 7. A *30-day furlough every year at full riordi of town, containing 36§ the regular. Army, Navy. Marines this privilege expires on lips to be admired—John WesJey crifice made toward making foe January 31: - pay. acres. Consideration $1,150. and Coiast Gtririd- service to take 8 . Mustering-out pay (based upon ' Clay, in Winston-Salem Journal. hundreds, of children happy for length of.service) to all men who are D. W, Granger spent several care of the present-day situation Christmaswho otherwise would There are .plenty pf other discharged to reenlist. reasons why many thousands 9. Optima to retire a t half pay for life days Iaft week -with relatives and at home and abroed. Whatisthe have been sad. The children of after 2 0 years* servic*—incwwsmg to Postwar Plans y of men have enlisted, and more . friends Iij: Statesville. sense in supplementing this num. three^uerters pqr after wr* Some bluejackets were discuss foe colored workers were includ­ thousands are enlisting every vice. Al! previous a c t ^ S ^ f e r ^ .mili­ WaItEfWalker, who visited re­ when there.is no need for doing ed in foe !evening’s entertainment day. Yon’U certainly want to tary service counts tow atff^inm rat ing their dislike for ships, boats, 10. Benefits, under the G l^BO l :0f • latives oti R, I, returned to his so? and were given their gifts at foe know all of the. opportunities Rights. -'V-.-'- and everything, pertaining water, home £,t Roanoke last week. -The draft law should be sus­ same time. The Christmas spirit open to you. .!!If you’ll read 1 1 . Fahdly allowances for Oie term of • salt or fresh. They spoke 5f their enlistment for dependents, of men who Wilcv Anderson, who hangs pended. No) next month, or next was prevalent throughout foe en­ them carefully, you’ll know enlist before July I, 1940. personal postwar plans, qnd each why a job in foe new! peace-. .12. Opportunity to. Ieiarh one. or.more out at Elkin, was seen on our but immediately. Theseboyswho tire evening and every one was of 2 0 0 skills-and trades. tried to outdo' the .others in bis time Regular Aimy is being, streets last week. are being drafted now willhayeto happy arid thrilled with the Yule- 13. Oidice of branch o f' sorvtce and Vows to obliterate every, destige of regarded todaylas “The Best overseas theater in.tbe-Air, Ground o r: . Mr. and Mrs. O.. M, Hunt, o f undergo, training f o r several tide spirit. Job in foe World.” Service Fmieer do 3-year enlistments. the Navy from memarv.,, At las Greensboro, visited home folks in months before they are sent a- Similar programs were givan the one young fellow voiced apian that town L'ist week. ■ broad. By that time; die chances children of foe workers at foe MONTHLY seemed the ultimate In a landlub­ PAY PER MONTH— , RETiREMEttT M. D. Pass rambled up to the ate that there will be no need for OtherEtwinMiUs Company, lo­ StorNM ber’s paradise. ; ENLISTED M^N Base Pey INOOME AFTERs sleepy old town of Sitatesville Iasf their services, and they’ll be sent cated at West Durham and Er- Per 20 Yeorsg 30 Years* "Afrer I get out of the Navy,’ Service Service* week. He aUo rambled back. back home again. ; win, N.C.. ... _ In JMdiUsn It Feedt KedpRfl W ee a n t he declared, ’ I’m going to a put a CMbes and Msdkil Cue Of-FitstSrrReant $138.00 $89.70 $153.25 W . F.: Dwiggins * left Saturday It appears to us like a nonsen- pair of oars on my shoulder and. : ★ - - ■ .-■!,: Technical Sergeant 1144)0 74.10 128.25 Keyes-Hendry . 62.40 -108.00 for Kentucky, where he goes to sensical proposition.—The State. and start walking inland, and the . (a )—Flue.20% -Increase forh: 'Staff.Sergeant-- ;• ••. 96UX) represent the R. J. Bowen Music Mrs. Gwendolyn Cherry Hen­ Service Overseas. (bV-Plus.. Sergesnl * ■«: • • 78.00 50.70 87.75 Grst place I come to whete some­ *50% if Member of-Flymgr Cozpcmt .. .• • 66.00 42.90 74.25 Co., of Winston. one asks me, “What are those dry and Mr. Lonnie L. Keyes an­ Crewst-Paracbuttstt etc. (o) She FoUowed lnstrot —Plus 5% Increase in Pay- Private First O ass • . 54.00 35.10 60.75 R. A. Allen, who holds a posit­ things?’—that's where I’m going to nounce their marriage on Friday, for Bach SYears of Service. Private . . .. • 50.00 3 2 ^ 0 56.25 ion in Winston, spent last week tions live!” foe seventh of December, nine­ with home: folks oh R. I. He left teen and forry-five, Lancaster, S. C, Man Instructor-(to newgirl) Pm S S t THS JOB ’THROUGH jzskustm o w A t row! ntAKUT Thursday evening to spend a few ; Mrs. Keyes is a daughter of .the patting tbis rivet in tne correct po- - M N 1 ate.'S niv.'.! I). S. ASMY SSCfWTttUi STATMM days with “friends” at Laurens, late Mr. and Mrs. C. C Cherry, sition; when I hit nod my head hit o S n A R M m ' S. C., before resuming work. of this city, and has held a posit­ it real hard with vour hammer. U BM A 242I\0. BdMmK MisfMary Palmer, of Salisbury, ion in-Charlotte-for some time. That ail he remembered until he £ • • MffUAfAfAN OF VJCfOltoesa- •*»- Jemes was a well-known farm-; A Hapyy New Year No Uquort TELEPHONE I somewhere between Adanta bad spent bis entire life In Davie Conoty. er. operatiog a lame farm three miles east • and Mocksville, and the Rail­ and was a retired fanner ®f Mocksville until a few years ago. when Entered at the Postoffice in MockB-! Mr. Click is survived by two food . John, be meved to Winston-Salem, To AU Our Friends villa, N. C., as Second-elan Mail way Express Co,, hasn’t yet ot Kernersville. and Grady, of Wiustoi -Sa- married February 9. 1896 to j m atter. March 3,1908. been able to trace them. We lem; three daughters, Mrs J. H. Ratledge **!« Labdace Cope who survive^ together M t. and sincerely hope that this will Mocksville; Mrs Blache Doughton. SpaKa; ">«> sVt80n8: troest K.. Dallas T.. and J. and Mrs. W. C. Everhardt, of Iredell coun- Paul of Winsloo-Salemt Esca M. of Moor- And Customers ed relatives in not happen again. The Re­ ty; throe brothers. W. G Click. Salisbury, esville. Aaron L of Detroit and Thomas E. ' holidays. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: | cord will be back to its usual Charlie Click, of Woodleaf and Will Click. or Route 2; nineteen grandchildren ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE • $I 60; right pages next week. of Cooleemee; one sister. Mrs. J. P. Bur- “ j? an<* Vne great grandchild. Visit Us Often During 1946 Mr. and SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE • 9 59 ton. Hickory Funeral services were held Fee. 19th Funeral services were held at the home at Fork Baptist church with Rev. E. W. Wilmington, last Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Turner in charge and tbe body laid to rest during die h To everybody, everywhere, a in tbe church cemetery. with Dr. J. E, Pntcbard and Rev. E.' W. W. N SMITH happy and prosperous New Year. Davie Health News Tomer in change, and tbe body laid to rest Miss Rudi Dr. Mordecai, District Health in Ruse cemetery. Notice of Re-Saie of HigJi Point Something to be thankful for— Officer, deplores die fact that ESSO SERVICE holidays wi M. SgL J. Wesley Cook who has die turkey hash has at last been school buildings throughout due Land North Main Street MockaviUe, N. C. consumed. ______county are not used to die fullest been in die armv for about four O . C. and extent. A large amount of capi­ years, has received an honorable # P ™ n t toa tes.dauon hereto Ft. Benning, The first peace-time Christmas J ; j \ j* fore adopted by tbe Board of Com- tal is invested in these buildings discharge and is spending some mjssioners ot Davie Couoty at its days in town since 1940 has come and gone. and their range of usefulness iuniimnHmi»niiiiiiiiiiiniriiimiii»niiiiimiiiiiiniiiiiB»iiniiinii«BBBBHiBan could be extended in every' com­ time with friends. MtrCook-wuLgegntftr meeting in June, 194 5 . tbe Mr, a n d ! The fighting has ceased, but peace resum e His w ork w ith Geo. W . undersigned will resell publicly for and good will to men does not munity. Manyof these schools of Morganto are equipped with excellent as­ Helme Snuff Co., with headquart- cash at the court house door In In town gues prevail throughout the world. The sembly halls, auditoriums and gym­ era at Si burg, S. C. Mocksville, N. C.. on Monday, • Hobart Hoo country is suffering from unrest nasiums. These could be used to the 14th day of January, 194 6 , at and the sound of die pisJol is great advantage to the commun­ twelve o’clock, M., the following A Happy New Year Cpl. Jack ity under die guidance of the Par- described vacant lot now belonging ed at Cam heard more often than die song to Oavie County, N C., and locat. of die mocking-bird. There are ent-Teacher Associations and die spending a 1 Scout leaders. ‘Community sing- Theatre ed on Depot Street, in Mocksville, home folks. strikes and rumors of strikes in js should be revived. There N. C , and more fully described as all parts of the world, and crime could be mass gatherings o fyoung follows, to-wi;; Pfc. Wa; A lot beginning at an iron stake stalks abroad at noon-day. The people and old for indoor games, NESDAY ONLY To Our Hundreds Ofi tioned at F' profiteer and black market flour­ old-fashioned dances, such as the on tbe sourb side of Depot Streei Christmas Virginia reel and square dances. 'IDESTTmr UNKNOWN” thence S. 5 degs, W along the and Mrs. J. ishes iike the green bay tree. The $ edge o! an alle or s'reet 112 feet Guest speakers from well sponsor­ Iilqhard Arien Cheryl Walker Friends and Customers automobile is killing and maim­ ed city organizations, community to ao iron stake, Martin’s corner; Miss Ch ing as many or|more people than plays and many other social affairs thence ,S; 87 degs. E. 125 feet to student at the Japanese army did while die for the general good of die com­ THlgRSDAY and FRIDAY an iron stake, Martin Brothers’ Throughout This Section Greensboro munity could and should be sche­ corner; thence N. 5 5 degs. E. 91 holidays io war was in progress. May we all DSIDE MANNER" With feet to au iron stake in edge of hope and pray that world condit- duled under responsible leader­ Ij ship. This sort of thing is in line Ipth Hussey & John Carroll Lexington or Depot Street; thence Sgt. and . ions will soon grow better. at this time with the Governor’s N 56 degs. W. 81 feet to an iron and litde s stake in edge of Depot Street; ; We Appreciate The Liberal plea for community aetion to pro­ f SATURDAY are spendin AU Kinds of Weather vide suitable environments for die thence N 8 0 degs. W 121 feet to Patronage You Gave Us with Sgt. T- young folk with a view to curbing !•MAN FROM OKLAHO'IA" the beginning, containing <954 andMrs. D ' The fourth snow of the season delinquency. square yards more or less. fell here nearly all day Dec. 18th, with Roy Rogers The bidd’ng will start at the a During 1945, and Will Strive covering the ground to a depth of Too many of our young folks John Lar are patronizing juke-joints, cheap mount of the increased bid ot don with ; * 2§ inches. The fifth snpw of the $18 9 0 .0 0 To Merit Your Patronage winter fell early on the morning dance halls, pool rooms and die MQNDAY and TUESDAY Schenectad like for the simple reason that we Tuis 28 th day of December, 1945 . Christmas' of Dec. 24th, barely Covering die •STATE FAIR " with Board'of Cnmmiss’oners of DaMe ground. Thiswasfollowedby a make no other provision for their During The Coming h is mother entertainment. Under die pres­ Dana Andrews & Jeane Crain Connty. N. C heavy sleet storm on the night of Bv R. P Martin. Chairman. the 24th, and Qiristmas morning ent set-up school buildings are al­ ; Year r Mr. and most completely unused on week­ By A T. Grant, Attorney. and childr highways were frozen over and i. . travel dangerous. Many ’phones ends, public holidays and through­ Md., spent out die long summer months. in town, l and some power lines were put B i l out ,of commission. ALFRED MORDECAI, M. D, 111 Z. N . And Health Officer. Mr. an Schools Open Today Davie Farm News ! Martin Brothers and dau All Davie County Sehools are Approximately 800 County farm opera Boone, an scheduled! to resume work today thro have not yet filod their 1945 practice GREETINGS Grubbs, o reports J. N. Smoot, Chairman, Davie latives her after being closed since Dec. 18th County AAA Committee, said here todav. Near Southern Depot Mocksville, N. C. for the Christmas holidays. The 1945 program endad Dec. 31 Al­ Mr. aud though Feb. 15th is the deadline for filing these reports, be ntged "early filing Sb Of The Season o f Brevar Former Mayor Dies that tbe county office may put tbe finish j O. B. Eaton, 87, a native of Da­ Ing touches on all outstanding 1945 jobs* W . L. Call vie County and mayor of Wins­ nd make ready for the New Year with a Call. Mr. clean state To all and especially to the young turned fro ton-Salem for 18 years, died in i All farm operators who received mater hospital in that city Dec. 26. Sur­ Ials under the 1945 ACP program and did men and women who have, given viving are three sons and three not use them prior to Dec. 31st, should Pvt. Les daughters, and one sister, Miss report the amount used at tho County Sincers Wishes inducted AAA office so thet proper credit may be their services to our country and to month ag Blanche Eaton, of this city. Fun­ given and tbe unused amonnt transferred eral services were held at Vm W s to the 1946 program. Keesler Fi those at home who have supported son o f Mr Chapel, Winston-Salem, Thurs­ Tobacoogroweromay file applications 11811 day, and the body laid to rest in for new farm allotments during January. To AU Our o f this ci Salem cemetery. A good man has February 1st is the closing date unless the them WittBest withes for Happiness—, farm operator has been in the armed ser­ Ralph been called to his reward. vices. in which case such application shall in the New Year. be filod prior to Feb. 1.1946. or not later Friends and Patrons Navy, is tbun sixty days following the discharge,, with his R. L. Booe whichever is later. W.H.D RobeK Lee Booe, 79, well known Mocks- For A Ralphhas ville merchant died Dec. I9tb. at Winston three yea Salem hospital. He bad been in dec'ining health for the past tear and his condi Notice to Creditors o f the wo tion was critical fcr several days. Having qualified as Executrix of the I Wilkins Drug Co. Lieut, Mr. Boon was born in Davie Coontjr. estate of Georgia Mary Charles, deceased, December 16. 1866. son of John C. and ’ate of Davie County, N. C.. notice Is here­ ierous 1946 son o f th Rachel Baity Booe. He spent bis entire by giv n all persons holding claims a Foster, o life In Davie County. He taught school gain t the said estate, to present them to Phone 21 Mocksville, N. C. has been for several years at Cbcrry Grove. the undersigned on or before Dec. 27th, May The New Year Bring You He was a well known farmer and lum­ 1946, or this notice will be p'ead in bar of the past ber dealer at Cana for a number of years. their recovery, All persons indebted to the state In 1924 he moved to Mocksville and an the said estate are requested to make im­ ,RIilttitllillllIlllllllllllllllllllllllinililllllinilllllHlllllllllllllllllllllllTllllllllllllllllltfllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlUIIIIIHi Grant, I’ gaged Inthegeneneral mercantile business mediate payment. This Dec. 27,1945. Health and Happiness moted fr until he retired In 1940. (MISS) HAZEL CHARLES. Lxrx He was a member of Mocksviile Baptist (Mrs.I Georgia Mary Charles. Dec'sd. rating. Cbnich and was formerly a member of Is Our Sincere Wish Eatons Baptist Church where he was dea con for many years. Rev. Mr. Booe was married twice, first to Miss I In Superior Court given a s UUie Tabitba Anderson.- April 10, 1890. Davie County f Our Sincere Thanks bets o f She died April 10,1930. In August, D3S, Mrs j L- Eaton (Nana M Eaton), Christm be was married to Miss Clara Morriss. She died August 14.1943. Admrx. of B. F Moore, deceased; Davie Feed & Seed Co. the new Surviving are one daughter. Mrs. L. H. and Mrs. Nana M. Eaton and bus. To Our Many tist Campbell, of HaKsviIIe, S.“C.. three sons, oand J. L Eaton, individually, friends s Dr. J. Grady Booe. of BridgepoK,Conn-; W. vs Depot Street weeks Bryan Booe. Winston Salem po tmastt-r; Friends and Customers and Dr Isaac A. Booe, of King. Lelia Moore, single; Mrs Ruth Funeral services were held at Wall Fun­ Kearns and husband Sidney P. Iillillllllllllllllllllillillllllllll Mrs-J eral Home, Winaton-Sa lem, Dae. 21. at 2 Kearns; Mrs. Margaret Bcck and For The Patronage You Gave a i o'clock, and tbe body brought to this city husband Walter Beck; B. C. Moore o f her Ii and laid to rest in Rose cemetery. and- Benny Moore. Us In The Past Years This Ii The R Houston F. Tutterow Notice, Serving of Som- May The Year 1946 Bring You when h Houston F. Tutterow. a native of Davie Health and Happiness was i County, but who has been living in Wins­ mons OUR SINCERE THANKS dog kill ton-Salem for 23 years, died in a hospital Tbe defendants, B C. Moore and assistan in that city Friday. Funeral services were held at the home Sunday, and burial fol­ Benny Moore, wilt take notice that When In Need Of lowed in Mt. Tabor cemetery. Surtdvors an action entitled as above bas been To AU Our Friends And Patrons Pfc. 1 " include tbe widow, one daughter of the commenced in tbe Superior Court last w home, bis mother and one brother, RobeK charge Tarterow, of Davie county. of Davie County, North Carolina, Farm Machinery to sell the lands belonging to' the For The Business They Gave in U n estate of B F. Moore, deceased, to spent SSieffield News. make assets for the payment of his SEE US was m Us During 1945 expec‘! Christmas passed off quietly in this debts; and. tbe said defendants will community. further take notice that they are We Handle J. I. Case Tractors States s Hatvev Reeves, one of Uncle Sam's " required to appear at the office of May The New Year Bring You to welc vy boys, iipeot the holidays with his par­ the Clerk of Superior Court of Da­ home ents. M- und Mn: W. L Reeves Harvey And Other Farm Machinery has many friends who are always glad to vie County, In' the court house in Health And Happiness see him ocksville, N C . on the 4 th day Cpl. Mr. and Mrs M S. Swisher have moved of February, 194 6 , and answer or o f Mr. from the Bill Blackwelder farm to the W. demur'to the complaint in said ac- Jr., o f W. Smith farm, L S. Shelton hono Jia.-> * - S t relief demanded•**" “ home Mrs. W. L. Gaither receivod woid last in said complaint. Davie Brick Co. three week from her son Lester Gaither, who T his the 2 7 th day of December, in the has Been in Alaska for some time, saying Implement Co. he had landed In California and woo'd be 1945 H e i home soon. He bas not been home since S. H. CHAFFIN, Phone 194. Mocksville, N. C. caped 1942. Htii many friends hero will be Mad Clerk of Superior Court. Depot Street Mocksville, N. C. he is to welcome him home again. By A. T. GRANT, Attorney. 1 ViuinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiBaBBaa home THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE.N. CL. JANUARY 2 .1M6:

DAVIE RECORD ^ r* ancI Mn. JackAIlison, of ™ U A V IB R E W R U Charlotte, spent the holidays in Mosic Qdb Meets Craven-Blackwood - ■■■■ — town with home folks. The Melody Music Cb4> had its Clarence .R Craven, son of- Mr»J ?■ , m . SALE! OMert Papa* In The County Christmas meeting with" Bcances NoLiquovt Wine, Beer AdJ G ^y R C ^ of Sumter, S. C, and Janie Mae Collette at their dJy.^d *Mfes Margaret °L>dise' I will offer for aale at public auction, to the highest bid- spent the holidays in town wjth home Friday evening, Dec. lis t Blackwood, daughter of Mr. and Jer1 for cash, at my home one mil? from Cana, on the Duke NEWS AROUND TOWN. home folks. PupilB answered roll call' by teQ* M n H. L. Blackwood, of Guilford ing what they wanted most' for College, were unified in marriage Pope Farm, on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell, Christmas. Threenew pupils were Dec.. 14th, at Greensboro, with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Purvis visit* of Winnsboro, S. C , spent Christ* added to the rblL Rev. R. C. Goforth officiating. vv ed relatives in Norfolk during die mas in town, guests of Mrs. J. S. A “Who Am I?” quiz on great Mr. and Mrs. Craven will make SATURDAY* JAN. 12,1946 holidays. Daniel and family. composers'was given at. this- time thelrhome in this/city,': Birfh of inlng at lttji££)6ck, a. m , the following property: these young people served with - Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Allison, of by Lynnie Browiu Sarah' D ot Call, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Osborne Janie Mae Collette, Betty Cbil the arAed forces overseas. Mrs. t One mule, one cow, one yearling, one horse wagon, Wilmington, visited relatives here and son, of Shelby, spent Christ­ Craven was an army nurse, and during the holidays. Frost, Jamie Jones, Archie Jcines horse plows, tops, shucks, and a lot of other articles mas in town, guests of Mr. and and Charles Haire. Musical con­ Mr. Craveii was a -Staff Sergrant Mrs. A. M. Kimbrough. in the European theatre. Mrs. numerous to mention. Itfiss Ruth Lakey, a student at tests were then engaged in, prize winners being Frances CoUette Craven served 18 moriths in the High Point College, spent the Mrs. R. H. Shank and children, and Billy Ann Frost Jame lkfae 1 SouA Pacific- She is now a nurse in G. W. HANELINE. holidays with her parents on R. I. of Atlanta, spent the Christmas Collette sang **Santa Clau^ is Com- Mocksville Hospital. TheRecord holidays in town, guests of Mr. ing to Town,” for the group. ! joins, their friends' in wishing for O. C. and Mrr. Frank Short, of and Mrs. J.- A. Daniel. Ft. Bennirig, Ga., spent the holi­ During the social hour the pu- them a long and happy married ? ... days in.tp^^vri& home folks. pils enjoyed a Christmas, tree with life. . , • . Mr. and Mrs. Oris M. Hendrix, exchange of gifts, and the hostess- ' ■■■ ------Mr. and Mis. Wallace Wright, of R. 3, are the proud parents of es served delicious refreshments An^'X mark after your of Morganton, spent the holidays a fine son, who arrived on Dec; to the group. name means you owe us. in town guests of Mr. and Mrs. 19th. A fine Chrisbnas gift Hobart Hoots. Jas. A. Daniel, Jr., of^tfewYork ' Cpl. Jack Daniel, who is station* City, spent several days this and ed at Camp Crowder, Mo., is last week in town with his To spending a furlough in town with ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Danit LIST YOUR home folks. - A house in Booeto wn, owned Friends and Customers Pfc. Wayne Ferabee, who is sta­ by Esdier Howard and occupied tioned at Ft. Jackson, S. C., spent by Minnie Parker, colored, was Christinas with his parents, Mr. destroyed by fire of unknown ori­ PROPERT and Mrs. J. G. Ferabee, at Cana. gin about noon Fridayl House Throughout Davie and Adjoiiung an FULTON . Mrs. Z. V. Johiit Grubbs, of Charlotte, visited re- charge.Gilbert spent 39 months SHADY GROVE B. J. Browder latives here during the holidays. U. S. Army aid was m the . J European threatre for 23 months. I iiEverythm; For Everybody” Mr. aud Mrs. Mdvin Gfll^spie, He wFs m fourcampaigrw, and es- of Brevard, spent the Qlristmas caped serious injury. ,,Ifis 1 many Be Prepared To Give Your Crc holidays in town, gutatsKof Mrs. fnends ars glad to have him home I Phone 7 Mocksville, N. C. I W. L. Call and Mr. and Mrs. Roy, aSa*11- ( j . Call. Mr. Gillespie recendy re-j Reportr-In Acres turned from overseas. j Pvt William S. Cranffll who [has been stationed at Camp Croftj Pvt Lsster F. Boger, who was South Carolina, returned to Camp inducted into die army about a Pickett, Virginia, last Wednesday month ago, is now stationed at after spending a 1 2 day delay en- N !. NAYLOR, Keesler Field, Miss. Lester is a route with his wife and mother, ’ Qur Sincere Wish son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boger. after which he will be assigned for Tax Supervisor. of this dty. ; overseas duty. He was looking •—- ‘well and his many friendsi Here. Ralph D. Dobey, S. 1-c., U. S. glad to see him, and are hoping To Everybody, Navy, is spending a 25-dsy leave that he will soon be home to stay, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dobey, near County Line. Ralph has been in the Navy for Davie Farmer Killed three years and has seen much of John Marshall CJall, 76, ?Davie o f the world. County farmer, of Mo&sville, ». „ , —rV~,~ ^ Route 4, died at Rowan Memorial Lieut Colonel John W. Foster, hospital, Saturdayaftemoon of in- son of the late Mr, and Mrs. B. J. juries sustained when the car he Foster, of near County Line, who ^ driving was strode by a trade NEW YEAR has been in overseas service for driven by James Winecoff of Con- the past 2$ years, has arrived in C 0 rJ. The accident occured short- AUCTION S ALE Ae states and is now at Camp ly ^ er 1 0 a. m., two and one- GranU 111. He was recendy pro- JtlIies soutK of Mocksville. moted from Major to his present Sgt. H. R. Frymore of the High rat^nB- way patrol, who investigated the As ,Administrator of the estate of A. —*---- , accident, repinted that Mr. Call - ■ Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Davis were had just driven his automobile Spillman, deceased, the undersigned will Conipany given a severe pounding by mem- from die driveway of a service Phone 116 M oclnnllel N. C. bets of the Baptist Church on station to the nighwav when struck sell publicly for cash to the highest bid­ Christmas eve. Rev. Mr. Davis is by the truck. WinecoffwaspIaeed JUUHiiiBian a the new' pastor of the First Bap- under bond. der, at the late residence of A. Spillman .tist Church, and has made many Mt. Call is survived by three friends since coming here a few sonis, V. L. Call, of Cooleemee, O. in Farmington township, Pavie county, weeks ago. , C. Gill of Spencer, and M.K. Call ■ ■ of Mocksville; five daughters, Mr. N. C., on . Mrs. J. S. Radedge, of R. I , spent Axdiur Wilson of Lexington, Mrs* a sad Christmas on account of the Raymond Wilson of Linwood, of her litde 14-year-old dog Dickie. Mrs. Wilfred Eddinger of High This litde dog got a write up in Point, Mrs. W. S. Sanders and Saturday, Jan. 6th, 1946 The Record several years ago, Mrs. Sid Smith, both of Mocks- when Le killed a large hawk who ville. a lot of personal property belonging to For The Patronise You Gave Us was trying to steal chickens. -The Ihe funeral was held Monday dog killed the hawk without any at 11 at the home. Burial was in said estate, consisting of: Durinjg The Year That Has r.Qierry !fill church cemetery. Two young mares about five years old; Pfc. HerbertHairearrivedhome Just Come To A Close "last week with an honorable dis- IlT i M T il\C D iV one log wagon, one John Deere Tractor* charge after spending seven years VT AU I A I/U I n I • in Uncle Sam’s service. Herbert ... . ------■ Tractor Hahrbw Cultivators, Tractors, spent three years in Europe, and LOST-—1946 auto licoise plate, Maqr The Year 1946 was married while overs eas. He is Finder return to Robt L. Smith, Plows,: Cord Wood S&w, Grain Drill, expecting his wife to arrive in the Mocksville, N. C. ; Bring You States soon. His Mends are glad and various cither articles of farming to wdlcome him back to the, old FOR SALE—Good saddle and Good Health and Happiness hom e ixtwn. « work horse, rubber tired buggy* two-wheel cart, and new set buggy machinery too numer ous to mention. CpL William H. Hoots, Jr, son harness. Pr. P. H. Mason. 200 Bales Straw of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Hoots, WANTED — To buy -or tent Jr., of this dty, has received an small form located near Mocks - 1 Tiie Sale Will Begin At honorable discharge and arrived yjife. Call or write hom e Dec. 2 1 st Cpt Hoots spent ■ CARL E. SHELL, 10:00 O'Clock A. M. three ^ jars in the army, and was Davie County Hesdth Office. in the South Pacific for 27 months. — ——;---- • - .. This the ITtb day ^ Q& 0i^m ber (945. Davie Diy Goods Co. He was in six campaigns and es- -RADIO RBPAIR SHOP—Now Caped without a scratch. B ill says in full ooerat on a ,Walker Fnneri ’ W. S. SPILLMAN, Administrator Worth Main Sfcest ~ he is glad to be back in the old al 'Home. Don’t throw your old home town. radio awav. Have it fixed. ' of A. Spillman, deceased. IBB IttIWE RECORD, IIOCKSVILLE H C ..JANUARY 2 IMS

O B ttn a W e Could Not Begin The DAVIE BRICK VICTORY A Happy New Year COMPANY e w Year DEALERS IN To Our Hundreds Qf U N lT B O thanks GOOD COAL STATE* Friends and Custcttrs to ourhundredsof friends and custo­ Day Phone lM - Niffbt Fbone lld mers forthegenerous patronage sriven Moekeville.' N. € . BONDS Throughout " A N ft us during the year thathas just closed. STAMPS Davie and Adjoining Counties We Look Forward Wtth PleiBtsure Walker1S Fonertu Home^ We Extend Sincere Wishes To Serving You During l 946 AlfBUtfnCE Phone 48 For A Happy And Prosperous 1946 HappyjAndProsperous Moeksville, N. C; ” * • War Bonds—10% t e Ih r We Appreciate The Patronage You G»»e N E W T E A It Bonds, everypay 4*7 Us In 1945. And Eztead To Y m A SiHaeere Invitatibn roVisitOur Place Oiften During The Coning Year Farmers Hardware And Mocksvflle Dry Cleaners I Wilketboro Street Moeksville, N. C Dkvie Record

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Friends and Patrons I Justathankyouforyour WeWishTopxtendA friendship . and patronage Outers , have come and gone-your given us past year county newspaper keeps going. HAPPY NEW YEAR Sometimes it has seemed bard to I May We ConHnve To Serve You make "buckle and tongue” meet hut 1946 soon the sun shines and again we Allison & Johnson march on. Our faithful subscribers, Moeksville, N. C, most of whom pay promptly, give us North Main Street courage and abiding faith -in our Phone 141 MocksViIIet N, C. fellow man I Just A Wish For AU Our /M Vft% VW .W ^V.VAV^ If your neighbor'is not taking The Record tell him to subscribe. The Friends and Pfitrons price has not advanced, but con- To All Our Friends 3 tinues the sanw, $1.00pertyear. A Happy And Prosperous And Customers W kh ^ Come To Town L¥ NEW YEAR I Who Have Givett Us Th ir Butiness Ouring The Past J I » Make Our Office Your Year, We Wiih To Extend Our Sincere Thanks ■isI-*. i Headquarters. Davie Furniture Co. To; Evejrytody Everywhere We Are Alwavs Glad To We Would AppreciaIe Your Basiness Quring 1946 Mocksv3le» N. C. See You. Visit Us WhMi You Need Anything In Our Line

Your sim who is in the Ariiiiy^ iinll LET US GIN YOUR COTTON and Recaping enjoy reading The Record. Just like a We Are Ready To Gin Or Buy Your Cotton North Main Street Moeksville, N C* letter from home. The cost is only 2c. We Will Pay Highest Market Prices | *»*»***» OurBigGinlsLocatedInRearOf per week. Send us his address. Sanford Motor Co. E. P. F O S T E R LET US DO m ■ •JAX JJOTICE! YOUR JOB PRINTING POULTRY WANTED We can save_ you. money Please Pay Your I If You Have 1945 Tax Now! on your Poultry For Sale ; ’• • r- ^ "'S'-- ENVELOPES, LETtER HEADS, SEE US The Penalty Will Go Into Effect STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BILL HeavyHens 25c On February 1st, 1946 HEADS, PACKET HEADS* Etc. Bring Your Poultry In And We -Uive You To Pay Your County Tax Any Day In The Week Patronise your home neWspaper Before That Date Apd Avoid A Ijg Penalty We Pfy Highest Maiket Prices For Poultry A nd Gggt and thereby help build up your Phmw ITS , Moekaville. IT € . W. H. HOOTS, home town and county. ______MOCKSVILLE POULTRY CO. Counly Tax-Collector. THE DAVlE RECORD. DAVIE COUNTY'S ODDEST NEWSPAJSBR-TJJE PAPER THE PEQPLE READ

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VOLUMN XLVII. MOCKSVILLE. NOBTH CP A lllilillfb t W fDNBSDAY 1 JANUARY 9 . 1 5 4 6 . NUMBER S3 NEWS CF LONG AGO. It Costs Resolutions Adopiedby DAVIB WAC IN MIAMI Seen AIoog Main Slieet Rev. Walter E- Ienbonr. Hlddenite. N. C. By TheStreet Rambler. - Wkt Vui Rifpdqi; h D«*i« County TaxSopervisors Ir costs to make your mark, dear ' ■ .,.000000 “ ..Whereas, county taxstt Pervisork BAm D e New DmI UtedUp man,- ’George ,Rowland selling two Upon the: shores of tfme; who have the direct - responsibility Tfce Alphabet, Drawaed Tfce. o f supervising the . field: work - ne­ big auto tires-—Dr. and Mrs. Les­ Bat if .you’ll- pay the price vouean,; ter Martm greeting- friends—-Les­ Hegs ead Plewed Up Tfce And prove yourself sublime.. cessary in securlng an annual ventory of taxable*,, and of prepar| lie Daniel reading newspaper and 1 Csttoe aedCore. It costs to cultivate your mind. ing the tax books,- have '-more: in-, getting hair cut—Mw. Joe Gra- To use your talents tight; (Davie Record; Jan. 12,1910.) timate knowledge.ot the volnme.oi hrnn carrying: qrm Joad o f grocer­ Bot if you do. you’K rarely find Cotton is IS) cents. this work a n d o f the many diffienjfe ies down-Main. street—Mrs. Gil­ That, yoq’te a biasing: light. ■ Floyd Frv is quite ill with flu, ties in connection .with it than OttjtJ mer BrewerseUing-shoes on New we are sorry to note. It costs to go against -the crowd er county and State officials; Vgpd Year—Happy IooJdng couple try- Aud be a hero true; -. . Mayor G. E. Horn spent Thurs­ Whereas, the work of the super: ing tofind-Register of Deeds to day in Wmston on business. For man w i(l. speak: against >von visors and tax listers - has Rroatly purchase marriage license—Arthur Tbe little , child of Mr. and Mrs. loud ' increased through the years -be£ Daniel resting quietly : in hotel Ifyouwiltdareanddo J. L. Holton, is ill with bronchitis. cause of the following factors ; r < lobby-r-Five members of Gossip Mrs. J. P. Green spent yesterday It costs o nrbest to live upright The number of.taxpayer»had In Club holdiiig short session • tiear in Winston shopping. And be a man worth while; ■ creased... -.1 E. L. Furches Iett Friday for To toil and labor with our might There is a greater variety of petfe on in local stores—Fellow walk­ Raleigh to enter A. & M. College. And wear the victor's smile > sonal property and larger: vajngt ing arourtd town carrying lantern S. M. Brewer, of Cana, was in It costs In dollars, cents and time tions to be found therein. in each hand. town Wednesday on his way to To be a man of God; ~ T here is a larger nnmber of Chau*: Lexington. - To live iu/tnanbood’s purest dime. ges ia the ownership of- real-.- estate Attack On CIkapIaiDS -. R. G. Mason weut down to Or besr the christening rod.. and of improvements thereto SalisburyMonday evening to visit It costs onr best, . There is au incVeaung emphqs^ As Umted States Senator, Barry Attends. And yet it surely pays;. ■■ on the necessity of Si-andardi^^ MIAMI ARMY AIR? HELD, Miami, Fla.-—New Air Transport Truman- bad - a secretary- Baued V. E. Swaim left yesterday for For there awaits u p :heavenly rest: assessment procedure to lhe- Gbmmand patch, which is worn overtire Air! Corps.patch, is modet- Raleifh to attend the Masonic Beyond our toiling days, that uniform and equitable valuM fed by Sgt Rosemary LivengoodjAdvance, N. C., Sgt Hellon Eem- Harry Vaugn.. ■ ’ . . As President, Mt. Truman has State Convention. Greatmen have given.all-they had tions be produced in fairness t^alj Nashville, T enn,' and Q iL A nne Hathaway, Arlington, Va. A ll Mrs. M. D. Kimbrough, Smitii To keep Truth’s Aag unfurled; taxpayers, such piocedures; te^ir^ three Wacs are stationed at Miami Army -Air Field, Miami, Fla; a military-aide named-. Bug. -- Gen. Grove, spent last week with Mrs. Ta help the good and win the bad. ing more time -and. attention vonhtbfc Harry Vaugn. - -. , : . • . Loquacious Vaughn-gave a press C Ci Cherry. And less a needy world part of the list takers. fli - THe two-year-old son of Will AU of this wirk must bo carried Milk, Beer and Joe Reimblicaiis To Open statement witn denounced Protest Shaver, of Wooctteaf, died Friday A Fouodalion Resto Oo on within the Ir mewurk of--;lbjI ant chaplains; with such ill-consid­ and was buried Saturday. 1 Death Macninery Act, and - its alrfagflji! Marsh Campnign ered remarks, that they are not resulted from pneumonia. . Sand requirements must be met.- - A ntt^7, t~^ j0ej4ar8h, of the United States Lincoln’s birthday; the tradition­ “ good , fellows” like- the Catholics, . Miss Flossie Martin, .who has Whereas, that when the duty ;

SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK Gay Knit and Purl Bed Socks S E I iy iC E Dress-Up Blouse for Your Suit BUREAU MOtTORtS NOTBt This newspaper, . . special arrangement withtith the Krn Bureau of WeMm Newspaper 11616 Bye Sweet, M T , Washing- Mk A C . il able to bring readers this eweht, Iihiiiiii on problems of the veteran i and his family. Qumison* After Holiday Meals LTNN CHAMBEA ’ MENU - he addressed to the above Bureau Gan Be Attractive ir-V" —I' -TMOttH^ .*-■?' ■ aum Mep will he answered in a - Sliced Chickenror Turkey No replies can be-made direct If Carefully Prepared TCottage Cheese-with Noodles American soldier who; bad lot only in- the column' which hecpantriclty,’ Iouzid in this newspaper regularfji Molded Pear Salgd %S ."-Biscuits with Honey bite'&ujr—ih-a'remote village Letter-Writing Ralen - - PrunaOrange Whip —riding in a pony trap with a; re­ Beverage . tired. colonel, Every hundred yards * 0 4 9 e Veterans* administration, •Recipe given. the 1COIonel 1 took - a' littld pintii of with ...an unprecedented,, vol- powder from a packet and Uirew au at correspondence and a short- It on the. road .behind.him. Finally Ir af- trained- personnel, has ap- 3 tablespoons shortening - tbe.G.I. asked what the powder was. M to veterans everywhere to H enp cottage cheese ‘‘It’s anti-lion powder," said the S b ic t their- mail- to official buti- H cup chopped peanuts colonel sternly: ’ aa' and to follow certain raids to Drain cooked noodles until almost “Rut,” said the American,-’’there pedMr its processing.-- dry. Sprinlde lightly with salt and are no lions in this country.” Ihe Veterans* administration is - pepper: Meltj shortening in skillet ’’You’re rig h t,” said the colonel, m receiving approximately 125:000' and brown- noodles - in it. When ’’and it’s a good thing, too, because I n per day in the central of- noodles are golden brown arrange in this apti-lion powder is no earthly e here in Washington and the serving dish with cottage ; cheese good.” ffiffim force is working overtime over them: Top with peanuts. Cover; ae effort to keep up with the mail. heat for a few minutes until cheese Medical Item aw txesom e rules which will aid- is'foelted thfough the noodles. Serve . H arl-Tm-.a little better, but I’m g e ttin g early ahswers to your Iet- with whole broiled tomatoes and still ^hort of breath: - " ’ The cottage cheese adds savory garnish with parsley. Carl—Oh, the doctor will stop that 1 . ffidude the veteran’s name, ad- flavor to these fried noodles, when it An excellent way to extend a completely after a fewmore treat­ legibly written, in every Iet- is allowed to melt over them before small amount of leftover roast is to ments! Lovely. Mjyeefkg JBJouse; serving. Broiled tomatoes with pars­ serve "it with macaroni. Sour cream r H O MAKE this enchanting eve- t G re the “C” number in letters ley are an attractive garnish. is used to add creaminess, and mush­ RightintheEye J- oing jilouse, sprinkle a rayon stating: to pensions, compensation, rooms add their delicate flavor to Hal—Do you want to marry a one- satin-or taffeta blouse with gilt se­ BdaliEtation or training; Are you one of those homemakers this grand leftover dish: eyed man? quins —use< wine,, ,green ,'1 oyster 3L Imdude the "N,” *‘V” or "R", who finds herself with a refrigerator Holly—Heavens, no! wJute or-fuchsia, crepe amj try it full of leftovers and does not know Creamy Macaroni with Meat. ttttofcera and the serial number of (Serves 6) Hal—Then you better let me carry in '"flowered silk or satin with a ffio veteran in each letter regarding what to do? Yes, your umbrella I velvdt skirt for dancing'and dm- I know it is some­ 1 teaspoon salt ing, Nice/too in soft'Wool -jersey !.'CSre the “XC” number in the times difficult to 3 quarts boiling water FULLY INFORMED for peofe -practical wear. •nan at a deceased veteran. disguise these bits, H pound elbow macaroni •> .. . .,..I : - ’ 9--fm * ■kffis the “N” or policy, number of turkey or chick-' H CUpt Ipt, ; Wool Bed Socks TV obtain complete pattern, Ilnialilng in* and serial number in insurance cor- en or roast, but H ctip chopped onion structioni tor the Tle-Around BIoufie (Pat- H cup sliCed mushrooms, if desired ITEEP your feet snug and. warm terC RoT MarU. slzea 12,-14: IS-intituled, aaqpamience are given it means that glance at some of ** on the coldest winter nights send U centa In coin, your name,-ad­ w an ster index of 24,000,000 names these recipes I’m IH cups ground Icftoveribeef, lamb, dress and the pattern number. ~ pork or chicken ‘ ' : ■ ' ... . in these gayly be-ribboned bed m ast tie checked for proper iden- giving you today! Due to an unusually large, demand and 2 teaspoons salt socks. They’re knit of white wool SKatitpL. This list contains 228,000 They’ll prove to you and laced with a pink or blue one- current condition, sUgbtly more time is Asffitt of whom 98,000 are named leftovers can be palatable. 2 . teakpopnk paprika required' In''Slling- orders for a tew of If you have had a large roast, then 2 tablespoons flour inch ribbon. Fifteen inches long— ttte mbst.popular.fattefn.numbers. JHmaosd 13,000 have no middle ini­ and easy to make with no heel tial. There are 150,000 Johnsons serve all the meat from it sliced, IH cups milk I cup sour cream shaping. worry, with. SEWING CmCLB NEEDLEWORK m d II(M)OO Browns. until you get down to the bones and to . * * . • SU- Soum WeUs rsfc- :. chfeeta VHL can cut off meat only in chunks or H cup chopped parsley U ttaaliM U OndrAtuwere To obtain complete instructions for the . Enclose IS cents far Pattern bits. Then go to work with your eggs, H cup buttered bread crumbs - White Wool Bed Socks (Pattern No. 5049) - •■- % Save been reading your serv- milk, etc., and make something out Add the salt to- the boiling water. send Id cents in coin; your name, ad­ Kb Sbmsu In the local papers. Our of it. Even the bones can be used Gradually add the macaroni and-let dress and the pattern cumber. Nnm- p f f i m is this: We, who have lost as a base for delicious soup, after boil until macaroni is tender, about AMmm «m Sups In this war and wish to the meat is gone. Don’t feed the gar­ 10 minutes. Melt fat in skillet, Add., ffiffig them back want to know to bage pail with rich tidbits that can onion, mushrooms and meat. Cook Pop—Do you know where bad-, lit­ d h a to write and when. And when really be good eating. until brown, about 15 minutes. Add tle boys go if - they stay away \ ASK Mg arrive does the government the. two teaspoons salt, ‘ paprika, from Sunday School? T NO ASPIRIN FASTER i, or the American Legion Chicken Loaf. or better/ Demand Bt. Joseph Asputa.- (Serves 6 to 8 ) flour and mix well. Gradually add Son—Yes. Fishing or swimming! ? ANOTHitt woTid's IargettaeBar at IOtvlOb tsnitisi of services. Can there be t cups hot milk (or stock and milk, cream and parsley. Fold in I A General. Quiz Tl,■ ? 36c. You get neatiy 3 tablets for only one. • funeral of the kinfolks’ macaroni which has been drained ) i aeat Ahttys ask tor St. Joseph bnrie. cream) RetortCourteous rT**, rv*? '"fcVTpO 'I C Tlease explain the proee- Z eggs or 3 egg ydks, slightly and ,rinsed. Pour into a two-quart Hubby—I just thought of a good Aan tia be taken and oblige The beaten y greased casserole. Sprinkle with jbke. - - TheQaeetmu A A m s of Rock County, Nebraska. I cup soft bread crumbs bread crumbs. Bake in a moderate W ifey-Oh, get your, mind off K -Ihe quartermaster corps is H teaspoon salt , (350-degree) oven 'for about 30 -min­ yourself. I. What is the meaning when a M making plans to bring - the H teaspoon paprika utes. locomotive, has two white flags on ■Sties, cf our war deqd'now In Euro- J cups diced cooked chicken (oriar- . It’s a good idea to setve some? > Our DraHan Cluk , ha- front? RBtti cemeteries to this country at key) ■ thing different - ; Jane—Fve got a Speaking partin 2: "Who wadthe -first Roman em­ ■Mn future time,1 probably next Vs cup chopped celery - after the holidays the next show. Have you?. peror to embrace Christianity? 1 mtShet There is no transportation I green pepper, chopped just-to add varie­ 3. How many men of our navy, now. They are making . Jean—No; the new coach said I IH tablespoons lemon juice ty to the meals. was too beautiful for words. which reached a wartime peak of affi inclusive' plans and when these T h e n th e r e ’s 3,389,000, did not serve oversea??.. Ih a i are complete, the next of kin Pour hot milk slowly onto eggs, nothing like afl ati our war dead will be notified stirring constantly. Add remaining Tearful Ladies 4. How many signs of the zodiap Ifco UM Jorlfy of Anoy svrpfms ingredients, mix well and pour into baked beans with Mr.—I saw a thousand beautiful start with the letter “a”? i ' amdycu will b ead vised of the prop- brown bread. Hras ore ,la bo ollocotod Mgaueedarei- a' buttered mold. Bake in tiow (300- ladies in tiers. 5. What is the total population oUMsg eUtes, cM«i,''codoHay degree) oven until knife inserted into Baked Beans. Mrs.—Where? of the United States?’ ' ‘ ; ood fsdoral ogsadss, and R -ffitt Is the proper procedure (Serves 12) totoeate a soldier we haven’t heard the center comes out clean which is Mr.—At the opera. 6. How. does a ; dog’s normal then to vsferau. tinaa ier nearly a year?—Mr. and' about 45 to 80 minutes. Be c&reful 4 cups dry hivy beans body temperature compare with a The greolfctrttsry of syidfieHc nib- human’s? bet pmnnr arocMd daring the whr A hu T v Ranting, Mich. not to overbake. Serve with mush­ H pound salt- pork - ; . It’s a Washout . Y «u« best: bet is to ask the room sauce. I cup pure, dark molasses Mr—I expect a lot of dirty work 7. What is a wombat? Chicknn Turnovers. , I teaspoon dyy mustard . when I start my new business. 8 . What President of the United ASorodWn'jo,^ 0^ syi^S^bfcer add ad. yOnr local Red Cross, - who .' WWWSitik1Wers preporod dirihg mffi casitact their field services In (Serves 4) ■ - i f c u f f i o n 's a l t r 1" 1: Mrs.—Treachery,-iehT -1"^ ' States wask-born .on .the,fourth of H teaspoon pepper July? tbowojvobcue^bbwtttavopeaca. ■ «m* Ifcat is unavailing, write to the IH cups minced cooked chicken Mr:—No,- Fm opening a laundry. time uses.'' ‘ " “ I' HBmaf the Adjutant General, War H cup thick white sauce. 3 cups boiling water (from sim­ The Atuwere mered beans) Trouble Brewing 'lie^fcosiiod slaglo Ioeti tiffiastment, Washington, D. C. I tablespoon minced parsley. ■ :ovbrr!-n>ovs4.^'o» gtijettofli:- % — A soldier who ■ has been I recipe pastry Visitor-Is the'managerin? . 1. :It is a special train.. Hros wos MO loos S t iffi q A M to action was married; and I egg-white - -, New Officeboy—Surd he's In. He’s 2. Constantine theG reat. , socrot military prajtiqoqtepe' from his first wife, th e n Combine chicken, white sauce and always, glad to see pretty, girls.: 3. Only 7 per cent. . saeof Wset terrlsd op .-at-hffi* . and married again. He has parsley. Roll pastry to H 'inch thick­ Visitor—Oh, is that so?-Well, tell 4. Two, Aries and Aquarius. Us wife with whom be; was ness, cut into squares and brushwith him his wife is here. - 5. The-population is. 139,682,000,- Hrof * /5 wbsn he was called to the egg white. Ptoce two tablespoons an increase of more than 8 ,000,0100 ■ a tt as beneficiary in his insur- of the chicken mixture on . each' SileneeisGoIden over the year 1940. Btttti Can the first wife .get his square, fold over and press edges Mrs.—Do you still love me? 6 . Higher (101 degrees). R m i a i i f - Mrs. E. P., Browns- together with Mr.—Yes, better than any other 7. A burrowing animal, resem­ tiffit. Venn. fork.’ Placeona way. bling a small bear. Found in Aus­ tir—She wife who is now named baking sheet. EAST TO LEARN tralia. ■ - a n tow. beneficiary in his policy will Prick upper crust 8 . Calvin Coolidge. ffig IBe insurance. to allow for ekr B - J a soldier receives Us dls- cape of steam. Hhmge by other than the point sys- Bake - in a very Workers’ Pay t t t t f a t is mi a dependency charge, hot oven (450 so* ha lose his mustering-out pay degrees) u n til M privileges to which he is entitled browned. Serve with grayy or sea­ American workers earn 31 dif­ ferent kinds of pay such as Gie REG oodrich mstiw toe G.I. BiU of Rights?—Wor- soned white sauce. Do something different during (he OM H H e t 1 Table Grove, IU. Sliced leftover meat can always night bonus and.; the swing: shift after-holiday season, - and serve differential, while their wages are H —H'Be was discharged on a de- be served cold with a nice but simple homo-baked beans with brown bread. RIBffincy or convenience cause, he hot dish like the following, for ex­ subject to 46 kinds of compulsory A bean pet or a three-quart cas­ and optional deductions, such ,’as ■A Ime his mustering-out pay, but ample: serole will be enough for serving 12 ■til necessarily his benefits under union dues and - group insurance •Cottage Cheese With Noodles. people.- -. premiums. tittG . I. bill. . (Serves 2 to 3). RCCxb a veteran of World War Wash, pick over beans and soak 2 cups cooked 1 noodles . .. Mrs. (learning to v drive)—But I ALTgeCa pension if enable to work? Salt and pepper for three, hours in boiling water to B m wife of a World War I veteran cover. Cover and bring to boil in don’t know what to do now! aawffin a pension a t his death? Will same water to preserve minerals Mr.—Just imagine that Fm driv- ffingevennnent furnish money or al- and vitamins, adding extra water- if a ffittBM at time of death of World LTNN SAYS: needed to cover well. Skim; cook « L h . n Sem H o w K U H i d A nrIvH eranT Wife: Miami, Texas. slowly until tender, about 50> min­ , AnoHer M artyr Veterans’ administration Use These Handy Hints: If you utes. Drain beans,- reserving water. Larry—Sally" has gone through a happen to have . a refrigerator great; deal for her belief. m z ! L m m a m T b World War I veteran ls to- Turn beans into bean pot or three- Woidaft0ieTdei^imniMtem-noltveaeb Heabled he ls eptittod to a nob- with a special compartment for quart casserole. Scrape rind of pork Carrifr^How so? connected disability pension. keeping butter at a spreading; until white, score top by cutting Larry—She believes she can wear "• of a WorU War I vet- consistency, keep only one day’s' down one Inch, and bury in.beans a size six on a seveh foot.- • * laliving with Um at the time of supply in Uiat compartment. Keep with rind exposed. Mlx remaining in-' or was separated througr the main-supply in its original gradients and pour over. Cover, and Their Operations of the veteran, she is en- paraffined carton in the main bake in . a slow oven (325 degrees) -Mr—What did'the women discuss- to n pension of $45 per month. storage section of the refrigera­ 3H hours or until tender, uncovering at the Rod’ Cross meeting today? ., Veterans’ administration pays tor. during last hour af baking. If neces­ Mrs: — O h ,: they. , talked' mainly to foe undertaker for burial of a Remember that butter is Ur del­ sary;- add more water during bdking. about the latest amendments' to far I veteran. " icate vfood -. and easily absorbs Brown Bread. their constitutions. . ■ hasband win complete -other flavors, in the refrigera­ tor. One way to make 1 sure of the 1 1 cup bread flour H service in February 2 teaspoons soda ' . Hoping For The Best . ■as M points. He is in Manila delicious flavor is to make sure, I teaspoon salt - John—I hear your mother-in-law aSPONSIBILfTYFOSSUCmS AbttiB T. C- Mfh Service Bn. I it is always kept in. a paraffined Is very UL paper carton.' 1 cup corn meal B i M i a service Halt is somewhat .- I cup whole wheat floar BUI—Yes, the doctors say she’s a f H n n p art of Oie occupational army, A piece of stale bread - put in Th© man who advertises h©^ water in which onions arc boiled H cup pure; dark molasses death’s'door. I hope .they can pull: b Rffi seT-Mrs. M. T., Lsleta, 2 cups soar milk. her through. MS, will take away most pt the odor. - I cup raisins ur nuts, if desired aasnmed the zeQKMUihgity iot ifc • ArtnnUy a service battalion • Leftover : sausage -meat:- . will bring a cheer; When used fo- pan- - Sift flour; soda and gait. Mix with Mietoseopie ■m BH be part of an occupational com meal and Whtie wheatflour. . Waiter—This , is the best restau- ■ IL IH a transportation corps, cafcp or waflfe- batter or in cess. You would raiher d^tl wjih a^ mabhed potato cakes, Mix molasses-and-sour milk; add rantintown. Ifyou orderegga, you wati M yoorhusbxnd to In, is to dry ingredients. Beat - well. If de­ gOt.theffeshHttotoWn: Itybu order .A ffinetical purposes; part of -the ifignip. left over from spiced fruits-makes ah excellent basting sired, Bdd^faistos 1 andnuhr: Steam ko| soup,; you ’get the Jgiftesf in responsible ma^i, wojhfo't y^p? i army- for he-may, stay two hours to greased molds, filled town. ’ i s loiig as he ig nffidcd for ham, pork, veal or lamb: roasts. H full and covered tightly. - - Diner—I believe you’reright. ! or­ BtitettC to Westtm Kewepaaec Utica. dered a' small steak. H ■f

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Name*^ IT ER Address- I Aspirin. * LITTLE REGGY ByMargarita I tablets, IonIyonG RAMT m s A WELL A I Aapirine SURE UAY FOLKS-GET UNAT DO AHEAD, Alter : mashing - potatoes, put Ever Try Mrinsg A MECHANICAL MtNT? % them in a double boiler over hot WALKING MAN- water -and set it on back, of' the Cough S y n v li stove. They=Stay 1iot and fluffy. WANT NE TO^j This saves much time when serv­ ^ J f w r l ^ d W \ HINDThtH ing a meal, -and is especially I n t you? helpful where different members It you’ve M n r td e d a U — W ; MISTER own cough Weawnwjiiirci a— j !■ of* the family eat at different IoL It's no trouble—needi rt w d k g hours. ■ ..end gives you about Sour— much cough syrup to rs— — — To save the last bit of shorten­ . Toull aay It beats anything — a— : tried for coughs jar, try this . here's how It’s done:— _ _ ■las trick. Pour water just ready to Ibijte a plain syrap Ar i boil into the container and melt cups Otgmmilatr'* ------the shortening; By the time the of'water- a few i dissolved. Or you can uaoc JITTER water has cooled, the shortening or llquldhoney. Instead ofas By Arthur Pointei < will have come- to the top, con­ Oct ttt ounce* of Ptaen: Ie rub* gealed, and be ready to- remove druggist Put this Into a I Ie war with little trouble. and AU up with year mi — o— ■ makes&plnt—afamilysupj p,ooo. One and never spoils. ChUdi rubber . If grease .spills on a wooden ,And as .for result* yaffttai Iurthg floor, pour cold water over it at seen-anything better, r once. This hardens the grease so it -m ay b e scraped off .-before -.it- helping clear the n ir— atk penetratfes the wood. Then-scrub wlU Uks it for its to— floor with hot, soapy water. merely for the money It I Ilor • :■ "— a . Flaex Is a apodal oo proven Ingredients, Hicfcofy nuts placed in boiling ! form, a most reliable i water and let stand for "an hour for throat and bronchial I Ilhkk will crack easier and come-out in : Money refunded If it da larger pieces. The thin-shelled you In ovary way.—Adv. kind require less time. PACKAGE SOAP SEGtLAR FELLERS When roast chicken is half done, Um in Bard or Qett Wcluu : By Gene Byrnec CaunikpM-UM sprinkle -lightly and restrainedly Case 92 26e & 0 6 with, nutmeg, finish baking and' IMITATION PEPPEK hear the praises iff the diners. Shipped prepaid lfp d ftii Water used in cooking riee m a y or C.O.D. plus an i be used to starch small items such rPEAlBM S AOBWI . - HOUSEHOLD-SALES tXJU I as bits of lace and crochet; - ALBANY, GEOIIflIL

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THE DAVIE KECOBDa M0CKSV1LL& N- G JANUARY 9. 1946. at least 46 years . Frank and THE PA^ THE DAVIE RECORD. Reunion Dayie tK P -. Not Davie Record has been in the C. FRANK STKOUD Editor. There was a happy reunion', in serap,fighttag die Oldest Papc Mocksville during the holidays of dw Rqptibfican party in Ho Liquor,' TELEPHONE whien five sisters met for the first UnionRepublican. . Davie county. time in many years. The sisters For somereasonthe present ^ NEWS Entered KttUePcatofDde in Mocks- were Mrs. Lonnie Kurfees, of this RepubUcanadininistration I n vllle, N. C., B8 Seeond-claw Mail C^Lr Bak^r In Ptaaiiii matter. UarcJi 8.1908i • dty,-Tvhere d ie sisters' met; Mrs. Davfe countyisnot.givingthe full i . Headqnaftets Panama? Canal' De Thos. Chafl R- G. Ward, of Marshalltown, siqpport it should t6 lFtank Stipud partment—CorDoral James F. Baker i was a I SUBSCRIPTION RAtES: Iowa. Mrs. B<^sie Stonestreet, and the Davie ReconL . We need Mn Of Mrs. Tresa Potts, Wilkes, .day. boro, S t. Mocksville, North 'Caror ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE * I Mrs. E. B. Hampton, Sr7 and Mrs. not expect a bunch of office Iol SIX MONTHS W ADVANCE - J SO Iina arrived-in : Panama for ddty Mr. and M l Alma: Blackburn, all o f W inston- ers to support a Republican news­ witiL the Sixth A ir Force H eJis Salem, Mrs. , Ward has been paper but eertainly when a B during Morehead Cfl You can buyyourself an auto assigned tothe aoth Troop Carrier t here during t tire without a 'certificate ..today, livingin lowafor many years. She publican administration cOmes in Sqnadron as a ; Radio O^erdtor provided you have the cash'and a and her husband spent two weeks power suchsupporfc should not Heebanie ,v.. Mr. and ] He has been fn the Artnv sfnw car that will still navigate. • in MocksyiIle and Winston-Salem onlyl^expedxdbutbecome an - family have 1 April. 13 , 1944 »nd prior, to that Statesville, T Republican lcadersfiom various with rdatives during the holidays, assuredfact. '.-;5;.' was employed at the U S .. Navy returning to theirhom ein Iowa Frank, has be4n loyal to his par­ sections of the county Iuve asked Storehouse, Post CpyinKtotii 'tj> M iss N anl us why we didn’t print the Coun­ ai few days ago.'- The . five sist ty over 4 long period of years. For m ore,'M ar ylanri. "has returned! ty Exhibit'in December. They Were daughtersof thelateMr. and Walker visit with want to know why. the' county Mrs. Peter W.Granger, ofFarm- Siler. printing is turned over to a Demr ington. It is needless to Say that the sisters enjoyed this reuniotf Mr. and ] ocradc newspaper when the Re­ sons Charlesl publicans are in power in the very much. Here’s hoping they R . 2, re tun county. . This paper was never w illliveto enjoy many more such w eeksstay ia given the eounty printing when occasions, and that when the Dennbcrats were in power, and theirjoumey is finished here on We ;Are Now In Our Building On we never Iasked for it Hie Re­ earth, that they will meet for an­ cord worked for the election of other reunion irk that city which Depot Street And Ready To every Republican who is uow' in vos made without hands but HAPPY NEW YEAR office in the county. We donated whose maker and builder was Gott You.- : Mr. and] : much space during the campaign, Xgood beginningfor IheNewYear, ' Ii moved into I and took a good deal of. cussing Major Marlin Home $ Wilkesboro I we believe,. u a good wi»h-and a Young pure because we insisted on the voters Major Lester P. Martin has re­ goodreaolution. supporting the Republican candi- ceived his honorable discharge and ' Miss ] > dates. We ’are somewhat at a loss arrived home last week after spend­ Cleaneris Our good wish is foryou-more health, / to Mitchelll to understand why this work was ing 40 months with the armed more Wednesday^ turned over to a Democratic pa­ forces. Major Martin spent six I holidays in I per. The town of Mocksville is months in the Soudi Pacific. His PatronageWill Be And our resolution-resolved to give under a Democratic administra­ many friends are glad to welcome you still better siervlee ip tion iTid their printing is turned him home again. .- over to' the Democratic paper, Dr. Martin is having his office Appredated ■f: x- which 'is to be expected. Our repainted and will resume his prac­ I friends who sire wanting an ex­ tice here in the near future. Our Mr. andl planation ol: why we are not get­ town is fortunate in getting our J. C. Shelton 1 near Count ting the county printing, will have two fine physicians back' home E C MORRIS days duringfl to consult the ones who are re­ after a long absence. Dr. W . M. Mt. Hurse sponsible. We ase still wonder­ Long has re-operied his; hospital Estate and bia, S. C. ing why? v in the Sanford building oh die P fc .D .i square, having received his honor- -overseas fo Davie Health News abla discharge several weeks ago, has receive] BY ALFRED MORrECAI. M. D. Mis. Loiig and children have re­ charge, Mr. Carl E. Shell has joined turned to Mocksville from Paradis, week. the DaTne-Stokes-Yadkih Dlsbict La4 where they resided during Dr. T h esis Health Department a^ Sanitary LongVabsen ce. v ' fell here 1 Officer. Mr.. Shell .is a native foiled to < Norih Carolinian. After reeeiv- Report of Service Work snqw was ing his elementary \ education at temperati Berea College, Kentucky, - he at­ F o r l f e i D y r Sgt, Ja tendee!, the De Paul University in The Davie County Veterans and Mrs. Chicago and was awarded the de­ -been in th^ gree o f Bachelor of Sdence in Ed­ Service Office had 157 interviews past two ucation. He was principal of the during the month of .December. honorable | grammar school at Crbssnore, in The majority of these were con­ home la st' cerning employment and readjust* Avery County for three years, af­ ' T-5 Re ter, which he; took am orientation menl pay. Approximately 50 Vet­ has been course in-sanitation at the Sdxool erans wanted information regard­ J>ast2§] of Public Heaidi at the Univer­ ing education and training on orable ' her parent) sity of North Carolina. Follow­ job.-- A breakdown o f interviews ing this he served as Sanitary Of- and work accomplished by the ficerin Burke County for' eigh­ Service Officer shows the follow­ Mr. and| teen months. In Septembet, 1945 ing: moved Mt. Shell figaiu attended the Pub­ 8 applications filed for on die High Poin] job training. to lose lic Health School for Sanitarians wish them l as die University, whieh he suc­ 7 applications filed , for college cessfully completed Dec. 15th. and vacational school training; ■ Among! Hcxomes to this 'District well 2 applications filed for Service have arrivl recommended by. the N. C. State connected disability. overseas: Board of Health, and he will serve 3 applications fordependent par- L -W hic ents'pension of deceased Service and Robe this tri-county unit which'has its m enhavel headquarters in Moekstflle. men, toial pension $9^ monthly. discharges| Mr. Shell’s duties will consist 2insurancedaims settled $20,- of regular inspections of public OOQjOO.. . Lieut., eating places, soda fountains, lunch 1 cash setdement for $200. ' welder, w l ! applications for family allow­ m e n to fjj stands, dairies, markets, school Cn spent 1 cafeteries, school and public sani­ ance $1& .monthly. his!rather| tary conveniences^ public water 65 Veterans were given advice w h o : supply and sewage ^ disposal sys­ on employment and readjustment on W ilke tems, and the investigation of pay- C .R .1 complaints and public' nuisances. 2 Vetenunis were assisted, in get­ ting passportfor Wives. addition | As stated by the Health Depart­ building ment some time ago, many of die IVeteranwas given advice on The new I public eating places now in oper­ how toget married. . blocks,' ation are below standard w d they 5 Veterans were given advice on fe e t I ti space for I must come up to die level ,pre- how to get a divorce. scribed by the rules and regula­ O tis,; tions of the N. C. State Board of Reynolds Home Coining Mrs. ThJ Health. Fornud inspection of Mr.atulXlrs.J^A-Reynolds1 of and M issl o f Mr. i these places will be made ini thiseity,gaveadinneron Dec. This is not Aladdin’s lamp. It’a just an^ardinary. aU^weather transportation service of the Southern railroad lantern. And y e t. . . \ Railway System. And that isn’t all . .. near Mo orderly manner and these shops 29th in honor of their sons who marriage I will be fairly graded. -Those who s (etiirnedhom e from the army. > Tonight, railroaders will swing; lanterns like.this . TheSouthernalso“SeryestheSouth"...and helps parson _ operate these Mtablishments will This is die first time in five years all along the 8,000- ihile Southern kailway System.. . it to grow- aqd prosper. . . by giving jobs: to 50,000 E. W . Tv .be given a reasonable time to make that ^they have been ftogeth And st their signals, long freight Hitfns will start Southerners . . . by paying taxes that hdp-support d e die necessary alterations and im­ Those present were Mr.and Mr% moving, roll out of yards and across’the miles. police^and fire departments, schools and Other public - provements, but those who fail to ^Loaded into the cars will be vast quantities of- - seracea V - . v and - by .- purchasing the ‘products of . Mr. 1 A .; ReyhoMs,; Mr. Itnd Mrs. •moved ia meet the requirements after time-; Johnnie Reynolds and family.Mr, -things to ful^ ^e y^shM of fplks in the Soutii. ' Southern mines,^ forests, factories and farm* , W ilkest Iynotice has been served will .be andMrs. Asbury Stanley and fami- Xhere.will, be building materials,/obd, coal, elothiagr That’s wby^ w e «ay -’mate- a wish”— and it you ed b y I dosed in accordance with estab- ly.Misses Mattie Myerst Louise machinery . . . ,all kinds of supplies and equipment : wish for an even better and greater Southland, yotftl who hav Ushed procedures. ", fot farmsj factones, !stores flnd homes,. v find that the Southern Railway System is working and Mrsj with you; . . helping to; make, your wish coqie true. cupying 1 ter Reynolds.: ' Yes, a wave of the lantern At night.; .or hand and vaeated;ij i. Alice[M.Seaford , flag signals in daytime .^.. sets in motion the magK Rev. ahd M n, Chas. RtJohnison Mn. AUce U. Seafonf. 69. wldow of ■ of masstransportation...tbe dependable, economical, M t. ^ Joho D. Set,ford,!Confederate veteran, died of Fayetteville were in town last SatBfday morning at 10 o'clock at her hotue moved i week on their way to visit rela­ Wilkesfc Suyiyinfi are oae aoo, ..W. U. Seaford 1 tives atMooresvilIe. Rev. and o fd ie i one daughter. Ml«* Dorie Seaford: both or Route l and two grandchildren. Mrs. Johnson lived in MocksviIle SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM /■.. Tbe Aineral was held at Ceotsr Hetha som?. 20 years ago. He isnotar Sofiey 1 diMCharchSandsyafternoonaeSo'clock. W pastor of the Second Baptist occupy Kev.Wade Hatuidne conducted the service, some tii Baiial was la the church graveyard GhurchIat Fayetteville.' o f Coold

i ' . - THE DATlE RECORD. HOCKSVILLE. N. C.. JANUARY 9. (946.

THE DAVIE RECORD Miss Mona Jo Siler spent Christ- Wasn’t A Burglar Mrs. J. Arfliur Daniel and son ------—— mas holidays with her grand par­ Leslie DanieL spent several -days Oldest Paper In The County ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wel- -During die dark hours of last last week in Adanta with Mrs. borne of Trinity. Wednesday night, a man wended No Liquor. Wine, Beer Ads Daniel’s daughter, ’ Mn. R. R his way to the home of Chas. H. Shank. Mrs. Shank spent the hol- Anotiier Day9 Anotherj IgS Mr. and Mrs: Cedi Lawing, Mrs. NEWS AROUND TOWN, Tomlinson, on Church etreeb He lidays .here and dmy accompanied Gurney Clinud and CarltonClin- managed to raise a window- and aid were guests of Mr. and Mrs. her home. o f Thos. Chaplin, of Salisbury’ the house without disturbing1: the Ramon Siler recendy. was a Mocksville visitor Wednes­ family. Early Thursday morning, Year the the man' was found'. in the bed day. Misses Frances CoOette and - \ deeping tranquilly: Upon doser you Daisy Mae Irvin have return­ InvestigatioriTthe intruder 7 was As the year gets off to a good start we are S Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Murray, of ed from a 10-days stay at MiamL Princess Theatre > you . Morehead City visited relatives found to be Sgt Henry Cole Tom- Fla. They went with Dr. and happy ih the tlKHight that we have made so S here during the holidays. Iin son, who had returned hopae Iccest Mrs. L. R. Shelton, of Winston- WEDNESDAY ONJ-Y after two years in-foreign service. man/ new frientU and customers in -.our first Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Efird, and Salem. nOUT OF THE NIGHT” with ne. It is needless to say that (here was! family have recendy moved from Jimmie Lydon A Sallv EUars :■ TeiriOf Iwiiiwsi;. ; - Statesville, R; 4, to Mocksville, R.4. J. P. Burton, of Hickory. was in great rejoicing in the Tomlinson - - ^ 1 town Wednmday on his way home. ■ _____1______• 7 V . vV- '•*'•'-1'7 - Miss Nancy Shore, of Trinity home. He came to attend the THURSDAY and FRIDAY We Sbafl Try To Serve Our Hundreds Of has returned home after a weeks funeral and burial of his brother, • A. A. Foster “THE CORN IS GREEN” With Some visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ramon N. A. Burton, 66, who died Dec. 7 Gustoners Better As The. Days Go By. Siler. ' 31st, at his home in Rowan eoun Funeral services were held Sun­ ■ Bette Davia ■ . . It, N. C. ty. Funeral services were conduct­ day afternoon, Dec. 30, at Rodt Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bunch and ed at Jericho church, Wednesday Springs Baptist church for Austin SATURDAY May 1M6 Bring You Good Health, Happiness sons Charles, Jr., and David, of afternoon at 3 o’clock, with W. F. -WESTOFTHE PECOS”,with ' . g R. 2, returned Sunday from a Stonestreet in charge, and the A. Foster, 51, native of Davie weeks stay in Florida. body laid to rest in church ceme­ County, who died December TO, In Bob Mitchell And Prosperity, b Our Sincere Wish. I > o tery, - _ " , California., Rev. 0 . Zane Grey's Story Frank Furches, of Salisbury, was D. Renegar was in charge and in­ in town last week on his way to The Mediodtet churches of terment followed in the church visit relatives in the Smith Girove Davie County will hold a very im­ MONDAY and TUESDAY and Farmington section. portant meeting in the interest of cemetery. *" “WITHOUT LOVE” with Hendrix & MerreD I .R Survivors include one son, Pfc, Evangelism at Mocksville Metho- • Spencer Treey Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Yotmg liave ist church, on Sunday afternoon, Edsel Foster, United States Army; ear, moved into the Sofley house on January 13th beginning at 2:30 one daughter, Mrs. Leon Bobjak1 ‘‘The Best Place To Get It” ^ « Wilkesboro street, which Baxter o’clock. The district Supn Dr. C. Detroit, Michigan, one grandson; a Young purchased some time ago. E. Rozzefle and the most of the Methodist Ministers in the coun­ Dean Bobiak; one brother, R. C Notice of Re-Sale of Call Buildiiig North Main Streetj Miss Mardia Bowden resumed ty as well as some laymen will be Foster, Modcsville, and two sisters, jrith, to Mitchell College, Statesville, speakers for the occasion. Mrs. Agatha F. Johnson, Wins­ Land Wednesday, after mending the ton-Salem, and Mrs. L. A. Ander­ Pursuant'to a resolution hereto, holidays in town with her parents. Ourold friend Charles L. Woot­ fore adopted’by tbe Board of Com- en, who lives at Lyfbrd, Texas, son, Harmony.. live mlsstoners of Davie County at its Cpl. Quinton Smith, who has writes us that he has been ill with regular meeting in Jone, 1945 . She been in on a iurlough from an Au for more than two- weeks,, He Miss Mollie Frances Fry undersigned will re sell publicly fot Arkansas camp, left last week for writes that he is planning to ~visit Miss Mollie Frances. Fry, ' 81, cash at the court house door in his old friends in Nordi Carolina Quantio, Va., where he will be died at 7 o’clock Tuesday morn­ Mocksvillei N- C., on Monday, OurWish For 1946: stationed. * in the future. Mr. Wooten went the. 14th day of January, 19 4 6 ;: at west some 35 years ago, and lived ing at her home near Fork. twelve o'clock, M., the following Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hursev, of in Oklahoma , for many years be­ The funeral was held at .Fuhon described' vacant lot now belonging ... that our hopes for you of near County Line, spent several fore moving to Texas. He is a Methodist church, where Miss to Davie. County, N. C., and locat­ days during die holidays visiting half-brother of Thos. VanZant, Fry was a lifelong member, at .2 ed on Depot Street, in Mocksville, R. I. ______. today will be realized tomorrow Mr. Hurseys relatives in Colum o’clock Wednesday afternoon. N. C .and more fully described a> bia, S.C. ' follows, to-wit: Rev. James H. Trollinger and Rev. Call-Powers A lot beginning at_an iron stake and on all the succeeding to­ Pfc. D. C. Hayes who has been J. C. Gentry were in charge. Burial Reveraiul Loo Ray Call . : on the south side of Depot Street; ■ overseas for die past two years, and . was in the church cemetery. thence S. 5 degs. W. along the has received an honorable dis­ morrows of the year that lies a- Loey Smith Powers Survivors indude two brothers, edge of an alley or street M 2 feet charge, and arrived home last announce their marriage, week. on Thursday, December 27tb, ISMS Lewis and Sam Fry, Advance, R. to an iron stake, Martin’s corner; Spokane, Wash, I, and two sisters, Mrs. Lula thence S...87 degs. E . 13 5 feet to head. The sixth snow of die winter ttr. Call is a son of Mn W.L. CaU Jnd Young, Advance, Route. I, and an iron - stake,, Martin Brothers’ the late Mr. CaU, of this city. He has cqrner; thence N. 5 5 degs. E. 91 fell here Thursday morning, but many friends in Mocksville who wish 1 for Mrsr Lelia Hendricks, Lexington. failed to cover die ground. The him and bis bride a long and happy fife feet'to an iron stake in edge of Health ... Happiness | snow was followed by a rising Rev and Mrs. Call wiU make their home iMrsi Florence Wifliams spent Lexington or Depot Street; tbeuce temperature with rain. in . / N. 5 6 degs. W. 81 feet to an iron die holidays with relativss in Dan­ stake In edge of Depot Street; ; Prosperity Sgt, James Fink, son of Rev. McDaoiel-Call ville, Va.- thence N. 8 0 degs. W 121 feet to and Mrs, G. W. Fiuk, who lias the beginning, containing 1954 ■ been in die South Padfic for die SethMcDanieLeon of Mrs. S. A. Mc- square yards more on less. '' Daniel, formerly df Davie, bat now of Mor- Tbe bidding will start at the/a To you . -. and you . and you past two years, has received an gai-ton, and MisscRuby CaIL daughter Ol WANT ADS PAT. honorable discharge and arrived Mr. and Mrs. Taylor CvIL of R. 4. were mount of the increased bid of home last week. united in marriage Saturday afternoon at $1 8 9 0 .0 0 the Methodist parsonage.. with Rev. 6 . FOR SALE—A-good 85J-acre- This 2 8 th day of December,- 1945 . ' T-5 Rebecca Foster Zander, who W. Fmk officiating. Mr. McDaniel served farm, with 6-room house and out­ Board of Commissioners of Davie for tbirtoen months in the South Pacific buildings. Good meadows and Connty, N. C Davie Tractor & hag been in die WACS for the. with the rank of Sergeant, lie received timber, near Turrentine Baptist past 2 i years, has received an hon­ bis honorable discharge Dee 10th. The - Bv R, P Martin, Chairman; . orable discharge: and is visiting Recordjoins their tnanir friends in wish­ Church. See or writer By A >T. Grant, Attorney. , ing for them a Ioog and-happy life.. . Mrs. :E.M. James. Mockrville, R. 4. her parents, Mr. and Mrs.: N . A. “ . ' • \. . Foster. RADIO REPAIR: SHOP—Now Implement Co. Have Dinner Guests >in full operation a Walker Funer­ Notice To Creditors Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Craven have Mr. and Mrs. L G. Roberts, of R. 2, en­ al Home, -'Dorit throw your old moved firom near Oak Grove to tertained as dinner guests FiUay,, Major radio, awav: ' 'Have it fixed. Having qoalified as Exeentor of and MrsaJobnC. Maddox, Lt. and Mrs. the last will of J M. Call, deceased, High Point, R. 2. We are sorry POR SALE or fcENT—52*acre notice is hereby given to.all persons to lose these good people, but L. H. Downey. Sgt. Samnal Hunter. Mrs. Clpde Slate and Ann Slate. farm with good buildings and or­ holding claims against the estate of wish them well in their new home. Major and lbs. Maddox spent several chard, on Harmony raad, near said deceased, to present the same, days here enrante toTampa, Fla, to- visit Pleasant View church properly verified, to tbe undersign­ ■ Among our Davie boys who a sister, while on a 45 day rest period-At NOAH HURSEY, ed at Mocksville. N. C.. R. 4. on or • ■/ -I have arrived home recently from ter spending 32 months In the Souih Pa­ before the 2nd day of January ,1947, LIST YOUR cific.- Mn- Maddox will be remembered ' Statesville, R. 4. or this notice will be pleaded in - bar overseas are John F. Essie, William here as Miss Nanearie Hotkey. Major L. Whitaker, Norman H. Joyner Maddox will repurt to a camp in New of recovery. AU persons indebted and Robert Vogler. These young York Feb 1st,- accotnpooied by bis wife. to said estate will please call upon ■ men have all received honerable Li. Downey teceived his discharge Dec. Notice to Creditors tbe undersigned and make prompt 27th, end spent 28 months in .the Euro, settlement. This tbe 2nd day of PROPERTY discharges. v Haviofi qualified as Executrix of the pean theatre. Mrs. Downey was the for­ estate ofGeoreia Mary Chqrles; deceased, January. 1946. mer Miss Harriot Hunter; also a niece of Iete ofDavie County. N. C.. notice Is bew* KELLYCALL1-Executor of Lieut., CoL Duke H. Black- Urs- Reberts Sgt. Samuel Hunter also, by liven'Ull persons bolding claims a J. M. CALL, deceased. welder. who is with the Depart­ spent- 28 months In the European theatre gainst the saM estate. :to present them' to Sy A P. GRANT. Attorney BEGINNING ment of Justice, Washington, D. and received his discharge in December the ondereianed on or before Dec. 27tb. before returning home. Sgt, Hunter, Mes 1946; or this notice will be, plead in bar of C4 spent two days recently with dames Downey and State are brother and their recovery . 7 AU persons indebted to his .fether, Chas. M. Blackwelder, sisters of the late Cpl. Beverly Hunter Who the said estate are requested to. make Im- "CfSS?! w W i W t a o - . who remains quite ill at his home IoSt hisIife while flying the Hump, in mediate.payment. Tbis Dec. 27,1945. January Ist9' 1946 on Wilkesboro Street. April of last year. (MISS). HAZEL CHARLES. Lxrx Mrs J L- Eaton (Nana. M. Eaton), ■ (Mrsa)Georgia Marr CbsrIes. Dec'sd. Admrx. of B. F Moore, deceased; and Mrs. Nana M. Eaton and-Jios- C. R. Hbm is building a newNprth Carolina I - oand j. L Eaton, individually..' Following Are The Names Of addition to die Hom Oil Co. Davie County. ' : ply to th e Cburt fof the. relief dev plaint. This tbe 4 th day of Janu­ N. L NAYLOR, houses onWilkesboro Street. Mr- T his the 2 7 th;day of December, manned in - said Complaint. This the ary. 1946 . - • . , ■ 6 th day of January. 19*6. J945 •’ ■ ' Sofiy sold die house he has been • S. -H. C H A FFIN . S. H. CHAFFIN,^ Tax Supervisor. occupying on Wilkesboro street S. H. CHAFFIN, Clerkot Superior'Conrt. .Clerkof Superior Coort. • Clerk of . Superior Court. time ago to Baxter Young, By A. T. GRANT, Attorney, By A: T,: GRANT, Attorney., . of Cooleranee. By A. T. GRANT, Attorney. fit v**"

THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVTLEE. N. C- THE CHEERFUL CHERUB N o th in g CbJVfittere. m e - ; W tfcdteonted tem I. I’ll never be-betetcn As Iond tes I try. PAT BDBlET ALWATS A STORMT PETBEL DILLY CONN has It all -figured WASHINGTON.—This town, dead­ out. : N ot’only for himself—but ly afraid of peacetime boredom, also for Joe Louis: . The showing pricked up its ears and licked its made byreturnlng ball players has; chops when Pat Hurley issued his cheered him up. stentorian resignation as ambassa­ The leading chal­ Parity dor to China. It then settled down, lenger for the Facing I to enjoy a good show. heavyweight title Washington has known Pat ever takes H us’ angle— CtARM erga since 1912 when as a dashing young : “A n u m b e r of T setting theirl attorney from Oklahoma he used .people have won: WNU FHatuML the parity foraf to appear before congressional com- dered what sort of -of farm produq thittees for the Choctaw nation, fighting form Joe - a well-defined : and they know he always puts on Louis .and I would make friends a good show. Once in testifying be­ be~ able to show by Setting up i fore the senate insular affairs com­ the date of o CLASSIFIED erything to mittee as secretary of war, Pat meeting next sum­ D E P ARTMENT Tural populatiol shouted: “You ,cannot call me a mer. A lot of them jpostwar yearg liar. You can run your star-cham­ Billy Conn seem to think that INSTRUCTION a labor peace r ber sessions without me. I have the bout will be ADVANCED PtANO COUB8 E, ll.fi* thing to mana taken all I can stand.” Whereupon W. A, OTTO the- recent lab nothing but a pair of worn out old- UU Pufc Avenve - Vnlen CUr. N. I. he flounced out of the room. timers doing the best they can. -- Sample Leaaon 10c: Terence. This i Some years earlier, Pat ap­ That doesn’t make any sense In my Ing ended ig peared before the house Indian af­ book. MISCELLANEOUS failure. fairs committee to oppose opening “You remember they thought the But the laboi the tribal rolls of the Choctaw na­ same way - about a lot of' ball play­ enee -was gov| tion to certain Indians who claimed RUBBER G.I. FOOLS ENEMT . . . A "Long Tom,” made of rubber, weighing only 258 pounds and Tegte ers. There was Hank-Greenberg, BEAOTIFUL SCENIC SOUVENIR tered under the nomenclature of pneumatic gun, 155mm., M.I., Is an example of deception and camoaflage -eranee, bigot they were euchered out of their out four years; around 35 years old. of CuidK pcitwud to you so long as tribal lands. And he was severely ■ M d -by the U. S. army in World War II. Insert shows a rubber soldier, attired in GJ. clothing, as he stands But Hank was almost as good as for oife dollars; o r o o t IttmFi m m thought and a| criticized by Webster Ballinger, who on guard. The arngy also used-rubber decoy LCT boats, rubberfeeps and tanks to dtfcw enemy Are. ever, after -a short workout. Then IngtofriQpiiif taoa rtttaraed for -effective perfa pointed out that just two years be­ there’s Red Ruffing, close to 40. Ing ^iwl MfciMiflfng-Hath offafamiflfid tic processes. I fore, Hurley had represented the And you can take up Bob Feller, fo r *1.75. O v S c ro m P . 0« Box 223» Winnipeg; Manitoba. President Wards, an Indian family which Charlie Keller, and most of the oth­ management i sought to have the Choctaw tribal ers. Most of the returned veterans U BROttKtNGl BAIinat ULT make it dear| rolls opened. Thus Hurley was in have stepped right back into the BULBl free wilbttl per year eubscripttaa ference ., middle of things. And several of to ^Pacific CoaatHeep Sen Gazette/? - the position of arguing on both sides tax Iabd Jnfprmattafl. famous lily, bulb Jn- to prove that; of the same question in the brief them were older than Joe Louis, dustry.-iCpnafiercUl-Bfhing.- lumber indus­ standing anA try. The coast Is booming, read all about period of two years. much older than I am. It. Subscribe to “PACIFIC COAST DEKP political or goj Pat was not quite as ferocious In ’’Both Louis and I have at least SEA GAZETTE,*’ Creaeaat- City*--Calif. And 36 tycf those days, however, and for some two advantages over most of' the Oa easy mefifUy payments we sell beauti­ and 36 tycooj unexplained reason did not threaten ball players—Greenberg, anyway. ful Panama.hats.for ladles, men. Unloue merchandise; Jewelry, ffee parilc, Aatfctay- wrangled forf to kick Ballinger out of the com­ We’ve been-doing a.lo t of boxing:: UaIqae Sales, ■ I Cd Fradt, 'RaSanay' Cala^ nothing, and mittee room. I've bad something like 350 exhibi­ CHROME Aa b STOOLS a CHAIRS now- ington with 1 PATRICK J. O’HDRLEY tions to'handle. That's more work Qvallable at lowest prices. Write for prices legs. They coj than I’d have gotten if I had stayed and details. RELIABLE SALES, SPSS Nv- Pat Hurley has come a long way Bamen Are., ChieagDy HI. they were from those days when Oklahoma at-home. Louis has had Jnat-as both sides wlj was _ an Indian territory. Born much. We’ve both bad enough ring public be da O’Hurley, he dropped the " 0 " and work'to keep pretty wen sharpened. You GaH Be a Partner the Catholic religion of his father I mean not to get rusty. Fact-Ftndin to become a Baptist, and after Bujr U. S. Savings ^onds I And now working his way through an Indian Will Trim to 182 Pounds with the Frl college, he had the courage to “That’s one edge. Now here’s an­ -congressional! come to Washington, take a law de­ other—as a rule the ball players re­ strikes, but gree at George Washington, and turning from service had only a boards, mucfl marry the daughter of Adm. Henry short while to get back in champion­ How Io Relieve Railway Labl B. Wilson, then and now one of the ship shape. Louis and'I will have successful ini most beautiful ladies in the capital. until June. Three months is about years. The bl It is a long way from such lowly all the training anybody needs for lie know the-f beginnings to his more recent inter­ a fight. I expect to work my weight then,, there views with Joe Stalin, his airplane from 191 down to 182 pounds. I ttAOtotttfoesrialrt; totbeie&t Bftbe period of son flights through the Near East, and wouldn’t want to go below that. I trtnbto to hffii I o c r b abd ezod s strike will I his powerful position as the right certainly won’t lose any of my speed germ lwteajpegm; and aid nature to sodttte aaabesl raw; tender; in­ Vfliateyer i bower of Generalissimo Chiang Kai- at 182. That’s eight pounds heavier flamed IMOcfcUl-muCoU mem- latian, whet shek. But Pat has staged a colorful than I was in our first fight, where branex Tell your druggist to sell you and we bell persona] row at almost every mile­ I was a little too much on the light: hasn’t a leg | stone along the way- - side. \ . has manage In Chungking, he first rowed with I’d also like to say that I don't -called gov] Gen. Al Wedemeyer over the ques­ BULL SESSI0N8 AT “OLD MEN’S TOWN” . . . Diaraell pithily summed up man’s Rfe eyele ttmsi “Youth figure I’m meeting any old, worn- Bote labor tion of sending a mission to the so- Is a blunder; manhood a struggle; old age a regret.” The state of BBtine has taken a mighty step towards out fellow in Joe: Louis. After all & mGESion prbved they j called Communist section of China eliminating the regret from old age with the establishment of the community for old men outside the town he is three years younger.than Hank for C taH CofcblBmtdtitis houses in ora to evaluate the importance of its of Jefferson, near- Augusta, The rocking-chair statesmen are prepared to give opinions on everything!froin Greenberg and nine years younger the- responsid military strength. For a while he OPA to the atomic bomb and many verbal battles result nightly. tban Red Ruffing, and no one is pick­ public interf and Wedemeyer weren’t speaking to ing on either that I’ve heard about.” such nation each other though they occupied ad­ There are still one or two rather and automoll joining bedrooms in the *same Important factors that Conn must portation orf house. consider. He' is younger than Louis PAZOriPiLES large segmel Later at* a Chungking oocktai] and he is faster than Louis. But Relieves pain and soreness sponsible go] party, Wedemeyer’s chief of staff, Conn must also know that on the BAZO IN T IIB irr Iy ’’stand b | Maj. Gen. Robert B. McClure, day or night they meet; Louis Will MUlfcms of people suffering from H is true] chided Hurley for sending General be in the best possible physical elnapif files,, have found prompt eimdncted a| SteH ffJw PAZOpteraNwcfJimft Marshall a telegram of .protest shape he can reach. . whos Tint, PAZO ointment soothes leristetion I against Wedemeyer. 'IaOsmed n ow * ralleree psto ond conversion “ You pup,” boiled the ex-cow- Wlnit about CohnT Billy has al­ Itching.* SecdSd, ■ fAZO ointment ways bad a leaning in the general Iubeicaree— hardened/dried Ik gyVfiftfl* _ tempted to] puncher from Oklahoma, “I've shot owx hands, f men for less than that.” direction of the primrose trail. — _— r . PAZOdtatmter tends And no such trail ever leads to any /to rsdweaswemntand cbecfc mlanr tititdes whiej Guests had to separate the two UwdleL Fourth, It’s assy to use. top, barring a few exceptions. Omn PAZO ointment's perforated PUo democratic men. The Chinese - looked on, is young and headstrong, a fellow fjp * o*aka« ^application, slmpta. m e ii was amused but not impressed. In tbovoufch. Your doctor can^tsll who likes . a good time. Whb I yon about PAZO ointment. impertellstid China it brings severe loss of face anfitake to fight in public. doesn’t? Bat nowneisgoing tobeat BtfPPOSITORfBft TOOI even an: aging Joe Louis liking a aomo persona, and many docmrs. tempt to nj "P at is Pat,” mused FDR when prefer to usetofpposttorfae, eoPAZO good time. comes In handy, suppdsitmles also. whjeh miga informed of the fuss, “and there’s The* .asms otethtaf relfef that majority eo nothing you can do about him." Joe Louis at 31 is far from being PAZO always f|«r- an old man: He is a trifle over the It is the j CHRISTMAS CAROLS hill, but not so far over. He has BO Reporter - If you happen near the secondary always been a greet fighter, and oppose:, th l office of Rep. Leslie Arends of Illi­ he will be pretty close to being a mendation, j nois, house Republican whip, deep great fighter - the night he meets passage Ies in the sub-basement of the capitol, Conn, or any one else, with the blue I WAS AM force-throul you can hear strange sounds echo­ chips down. which migfi ing through the catacomb-like cor­ Billy is a fellow you like, but he unions ser| ridors. ~ ALCOHOLIC has always been irresponsible and I knowvthe misery from the recommend Arends and his five colleagues are hard to direct. He has supreme . . cans of drink; the agony and manad getting their voices in trim for a to MTeu ones, the lots of happiness, confidence in himself. He had too money, health. Job. . . . BUT I know . plan has wd special. trans-Atlanatic broadcast of much confidence in himself the how to. break the spcU of whiskey. long period] Christmas carols — in which six night he met Louis. For one ex­ TUImeyeurproblem. .r o a d s and NEVTON l Dept. AL SP members of the British parliament ample, after the 12th round of that P . 0 , B s z B li HeQywesd SP. Callfsmta. also will join—to be aired by the HEAVYWEIGHT BART . . . Dr. H. fight he wasn’t looking for a mere M u st B e t Mutual network on December 20. FAgXtIONS OF BT-GONE DATS . . . Homeeoming at ^lora McDonald B. Fraley, physician of Ashland, Ky., victory, he was looking for a knock­ So reconl Familiar carols, such as “Oh, Lit­ college, Bed Springs, N. C., featured the costumes of other days, a t well made delivery of a 19-potmd son’ to out. USE tural indu^ tle Town of Bethlehem” - and as the latest In modern styles. A riding skirt, built for side-saddle Mr. and Mrs. John Castle, Deeenw such troubl “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing” riding, was among die creations. The tennis scores must have been ter­ ber 9. He stated that it was the Peril of Overconfidence pluses, su| will be rendered by the legislators. rific with the 15-pound skirts. / largest baby he had ever seen. What Conn’s many supporters are 6 6 6 price for The Americans and Britons will do afraid of is this—that Conn will take must consid a joint rendition of "Silent Night:' it for granted that he can whip Louis GOLD PREPARATIONS well as thal The other members of the Arends in their next meeting, without work­ UQUID, TABLETS, 9ALVE, NOSE MOfS znon groiin] sextet are QOP t Representatives ing too hard to reach this difficult CAim OH—USE OHLV AS OUECHD tory to a Harve Tibbott of Pennsylvania, Paul goal. If that happens Conn won’t ested mu Shafer of Michigan, Harry Towe of have a chance. After all, he can’t W NU-7 51—*45 As Secrel New Jersey, Frank1 Fellows of vO» punch with Louis, either with the ton P. Ani Maine and William Hill of Colorado. right or left hand. -. recent . The singing congressmen occa­ It might surprise Billy to know ducers in sionally vary their practice sessions how many experts rate Louis the Kidneys Must are still in| with "Sweet Adeline,1” according to better boxer, granting that Conn has milk prodo Macon Reed, Mutual hews report­ more speed. Taking no credit from Work W eii- get all of i er, a former army corporal who is Conn, Louis wa3 verging on the side ' Fclr YoW1IW FeH'WUT . place. Hov helping to arrange the Christmas of staleness when they met before. cost of Uv broadcast. However, Reed insists •uk,Sf Wk m .WpalBXntgr'AVrT A. kidnvr, f o i 'mir Ottw It is my belief that the Bomber ■uCbutM-boB'tSibUoa. - prevent there is no “liquid encouragement” will be even harder to beat when I U n pupl* Wn. I « m ol-fcow tfo could ruin at such times. ' allj i they meet again. a ud ___ and of citjj CAPITAL CHAFF - d v In Um blood Conn has never been any too Whhrna >toj uy ta- hhdtfc. t h n v w i .Which bj California’s new young Republican keen about the grind of training. h ’tdtw -uhniudlat d -ilf ti, that fair Sen. William. F. KnowIand was the WhH. WMUiIfcwpMt WfcU kUavtfcll Few-ring men are. But this time tfc^uMluproMHir. as fair wq only member of the senate to-chal­ Pittsburgh BiUy will need aU he can Btnlfcf, MUV M t®» fuqout aria*. Qn the ba.^ lenge Sen. Jim Eastland of Missis­ get—especially road work—and the Uaa UBMlaMfc w>n a tiM u o c tU ai sippi recently when Eastland made M WTOO,. Yow nv uffir iio lit bMfc. duction atl type of training needed to bring back ■Mm. fcudfccfcwh d U D u ^ u a i M i , -both the a lengthy speech attacking U. S. poli­ PfclUL p ttia i Wpwt ajefcta fcwdliac. or to increase - his speed. This . W u- M t B r Ifcwa'. PtUiT Yoa wU sumer. cy in Germany as too severe. . . . doesn’t mean that the likable chal­ fcfc,wMa| • fcudlda* rMOBBUdcd Hw General Marshall was slated to be­ eodfctnr o u t. Doa,*, HimoUtm tfco I n . the farme lenger will\have to Bpend all his J a a :■««: tfcfc; MdnWfc U d : bdp- UMb to would ass come a director of the American BEADTT RUNS FROM MODgE . . . Frlae winner In the:24th anusM FOREIGN LANGUAGES . . . At- time until next June on the job. -Bwfc Pfct' pahBwaaa wwto from tb. a t the nat Red Cross before Truman decided UboO. Tfcw autfcia aotfcifcc fcrafot show of Beresford Cat Clob of America, Chicago, proves that sfae exa IbonA they speak , different , tea. It does, mean, however; that he Oat D ua’fc Wdiqr-- Ouwltfc c " With the| to send him to China. . . . Former ignore the lowly mouse by majestically walking away. Lady Arts Is so guages, Inseparable pals are FtdIy should get started* along the right AtMldniIfctorM. ' Once and I GOP Congressman Mel Maas o l uppity that she actually touts her hack on anything as IoiHy as a mouse. and Snoeky, parrot and Boston ter. road and gradually bring himself to Minnesota, a colonel in the marine bor . ma_ She. was entered In Hie show by Mrs. Sidney F. Gray, CUeago, and was zier pets of Mr. and Bits. EBiot E. the day he actually moves to bis* .term leads avia’ion reserve, ‘la back in Wash­ one ol the favorites of tee great feline expedBan. PHse eatetnm sdlnaets Simpson, New Totk City. They teve training camp for 1 tee- final spin. ington. Cf natim competed ha show. D o a n s P i l l s ^Poslte.i , Ie wrerile caeh other. Summer isn’t so far away. Ca their ovj THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

IMPROVED Handy Door Pocket UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL And Laundry Bag " r ^ J o u m S UNDAY! THE door pocket and laundry CHOOL LmC^spn . bag shown here are from Book ( l & p & i i & i 8 of the series of booklets offered t*»\ —jvrr* B9 HABDLD U tUNDQUIST. I>. D. with these articles. Here are the . Of Tbe MoodvBlble Insttfute o of f< Chicago, XHB SIOBY XBUS FSBt Thunder- and young. Rob had ,very little, to: been some blow upon his spirit and Rflessed by-western NewspspeiNewspsper UnieSe details so you can go right ahead h WASHINGTON bead 1« Ifet #nly mat* fetrse ever total say. She had to make converses it'had- struck him down. Sosae at now. I a the Otote Bar rueh in WyMnlnr. He tion and did not know how- ;mutpt big vital flatae was quenched. That Cheew ehlntz SS inehea wide with bias By Waltar Shaod resembles Us crest snadslre, a wOS I She had to bend her head over tape to match. You Wllfaeed 2!i yards of WaMaa eaHadtbe Albina. Hia Ujrwu-dS she dared ask.:- "WaaH true—about Leuon for January 6 Chmtx- Bnd lO yards ot the tape. Buy an WNU the ' horses—what ybti' tdtd thOn ,-at JttjZM-Jtrd. ot chintz and tape Iorjthe •waer hopes Xtaadaihaad win-develop Lesson suMeeff and Berlptare texti Iata a racar haaaasa of Us cawartahla dinner the other nigbt?” - - Iected sndT 7Conyrlfhted ' S r1 -toteraetjonH WNU WMabtngtoa Bonn, ; 'have chosen a CbjEefl of RoitgfreM BduSdttBji w UU Kjt SU ». W. spaad. PlaastwaacailagUm Iaatan “Yes. I couldn’t ha ' 1SS K fe taaa meal are ascertain, however, he- worse time." oaaso Xhodeitead la dlOealt Ce aua- Parity Price FonniiIa ‘T m atom, Rob.' A PEOPLE OPl aga. Bob USUaghHB, Hears latter, has and Aoppadhercyes Oi-Shew^11.-, Facing Fierce Attack •a sen aonee at Ua tersas Wralsa sash. ItayM hW tosigrtoes. -:-;A*:tt,>to*Um; "About**##** to p f^ ' I:a to 3:riss. • Ia Deaves Bah meats as eastern terse pay Vhamt" ' -' Zf ' WatT-Ani He said. Cwtalalr CARM organizations who are now I wp- be -jwtUt: ttee.r¥B?odn»,^'-IAr'::: vrt- r netting their sights for revision of bnyer, who tens him at opsertaaMes at "Wtfcaa’t pay them.” Boo HoiasPs-sales PsaasrMkata. Bsh "And the five-- thousand - dollar the parity formula governing prices SMps 4t as to tta sale. Howard, note?” * ' ~ - God never forgets'His people. We of farm products have before them Hears hietter, lass sast Ia seteoL ' "Riot that either. 1Dm fs what,Hvs ’''marts?” shetoteiTUptod ktftf can be assured cC'toati'even' tHCugh: a well-defined recipe of how NOT to, beenRoMg . ■this week^atifa^ritil af tones-wa waAJof .Ris com­ make friends and influence- people.. H g " ; ...... ing to bring^us deliverance. ■ ". ■ CHAPTER XVm theqe titingtf .settled. :E g ten |R to ^k ' Setting up this formula means ev­ the IoatS >ahd' notes, i "A-new stallion?” ■ . > :Tbe history' of 'UtahI repeatedly erything to the farmers and the with our creditors.” "S c.*- demonstrtfte*:; toun ftiithfulnass: -CT rural population in these immediate ■ Rob was trying to make himself • Hqw. soon should die tell him?, God; hence toe lessons of this next WOKiROflON heard. "U you wiQ have- it,” he This week perhaps, She thought as postwar years, just as achieving she out Itor hunb chop, bat Nvhat ShwiM shp tell him now, so thtft qiiarter concerning them will be a laundry ba*. Cut the IouodatlMi piee* a labor peace formula meant every­ said, “I lost my shirt." . -titeycorid discuss it wfaBtftoey were sotfrce of real bdssing-to- all who for.-tbe door St inches rIons and IB inches "That’s what he was saying to about last week and;-the weak :t£-: wide.'Blnd this all around first. Shoe pock” thing to management and labor in fore? ApjL why couldn’t yotf h iv e 'dritfngfaom*? How Cbqiild shebefto nfefed and seek God’s help. eta. are inchealong and 8 inches deep. the- recent labor • management con­ Charley,” insisted Bess Gifford. Itr Rhb-Tve been' thinking. And th e family of Jacob—or, as the Planvthe dther pockets to fit things tor "And I can’t.see what they go on been living a t home, driving down ference. This much-publicized meet­ here in the: daytime. to attendlto I’ve got .an idea— ■ : r s t ;- Bible calls them, the children of Is- which they are to be used. Bind the tops ing ended ignomimously in utter raising horses for—" - Sia: stole-a look at his face and rari—prospered in Egypt particular­ off pockets, make a l-lnch box pleat in "Just for the fun of giving ’em banking -’ business as - you always the; bottom-ol each, turn under raw failure. have; before? But none of this,;wor- decided not to tell it now.: Helocked ly as long as Joseph and the rulers edges; then baste: and stitch them to the away," said Charley, "or seeing ’em so—how exactly did he Iookt Not bit­ who remembered him wete alive. foundation. - i ~ But the labor-management confer­ lose on the race track.” rled her since Rob's visit of a week ence-was governed by greed, intol­ •ago. - As long as he loved h$r—That ter today. No—nor as angry as he But. they spon learned one of life’s lBie 3(Mnch*deep laundry bag is a full "Did you really, Rob?” asked had been before ho left, but hard. bitter IeSsoftst namely, that:: - width, of the fabric folded and stitched erance, bigotry and suspicion, and Genevieve Scott. minute in the dark - whenMie :fai& down one;dde and across the bottom, so' long as these forces govern taken her hand and kissed itt And, And very much on guard. That i Prosperity Is Not Always a. but stitch the extra front pocket on before "I did," said Rob grinning. "Who Utttid onto be against her-' And de­ Blessing (1:8-11). - you do this. The bound slash In the front thought and action there can be no could have done it but met I hit too; hfsabsenoe was: exriaintfdfay is 1 2 inches deep and the top is shaped effective performance of democra­ the fact that the sale hed beeh a termined—whit Was he determined -The Hebrews w ere a peaceful, that sale with two carloads of horses about new? Prihap* IusKto IteCP an to fit:a hanger; ; tic processes. just when the Argentine polo play­ law-abiding people. They were Gpa 1S. see. President Truman told the labor- punishing her. BediwayssridWteri chosen pebple; and as- He -blesAed - NOTR: Book 8 is IS cents postpaid and ers were unloading their stuff be­ KKfcFangwfae watf-fan^ them they - prospered, - and: thus to- management conference: “I want to fore they left the States. Their contains 2 2 > pages of .useful things that make it clear that this is your con­ selfanet her. But aven nocently toey brpught upon them­ you will be wanting to make for your horses sold for fabulous prices. to, ^ammtotedto selves the hatred of. the suspicious home. Send order to: ference . . . this is your opportunity American horses sold for a song.” to prove that you can come to under­ RkdtoipiitoaMd l t ^** Egyptians. ' n standing and agreement without Nell sat very still. That was the Prosperito is never : an unmixed MBS. BDTB WTETB SPBABS way he had chosen to tell her. Eas­ And blepsing. We as a nation know that: BedfotdBiIls NewTork political or governmental pressure.*' ier on him than to tell it seriously And 36 tycoons of management Fvtf m an Jdegft to he true. Not only' do^a’ it lead to ' Drawer 18 when they were alone together. Eas­ r -: p in, Ap Jta--IifgMiajl had- meK a: certain softening of the sinews, Enclose 18 cents for Book No. 8 . and 36 tycoons of labor met and ier on her too. IovnSt fdm a little.' ^ e pri! down but all too often it results in a weak­ wrangled for weeks, accomplished Rodney Scott bit his head with his toe liertodical hew as rtadfog and ening of toe-m oral fiber, which Nsme I ■■ Ii ■ nothing, and crawled out of Wash­ fist "And he owes me-moneyI" BmIM to hie pipe and discovered AMXmnmm ington with their tails between their makes man easy prey to the attack' he exclaimed. • thaf-ii bad gone out. "What about?” of the enemy of our souls. ^ : legs- They couldn’t deliver because "Owe you money!” scoffed Rob, he atfted.' > they were unreasonable men on We have just passed through a "and how many others! But I’m 11JftfU^about our finances.” great war which-has demonstrated both sides whose attitude was, "the serving you all notice. No bills go­ Roirhunted for a match. "What to toe world toat in a time Of-Crisis public be damned.” ing to be , paid!” about ’em?" America can be-strong, but now that Fact-Finding Boards Nell’s eyes widened and flew to 1W ell-I really think that Fve it is over we are-ready to fight one Rob’s. Was it that bad? It couldn’t thought' of something we could do to: another , to gain advantage. Many GOTA COLD? And now government steps in be— Surely, even if he had had to maketheranch pay." who have profited by war are not Help shake it off with with the Fresidenbal demand for sacrifice the horses for the lowest ’•When'did you think this up?”; content to have -iless gold in peace? •congressional action, not to outlaw prices, with two carloads, there asked^Rob, paustog'in.the act of time, and sd toe old delusion, the 79 strikes, but to set up fact-finding would be,enough realized to pay lighting his pipe to look at her. I love of riches,- is about to ruin many ■fii&H EtiERer boards, much the same as in the their bills— “ This week, slnce—since you were! liVeS. - ■ ;. Railway Labor act, which has been Her eyes held a definite question. here the other night and said that—! It should be said that the Egyp­ i&rJOd SMl J fo n fw k tw successful in averting strikes for 19 that: the sale hadn’t—paid—the way. ^nfrenotg _____ UiraIltheAAD For the first time Rob met her gaze tians had reason, humanly speaking, ..itaufos you neea-vtart taking years. The boards will let the pub­ directly and his hard expression yoir expected it to.” to fear this great nation which’war Scott’S Emulsion to promptly lic know the facts on both sides and 11OhI So you thought-you would I help bring bade ism y sad gave her a definite answer.. Her growing up to their midst. The. new- efomi1M and baud roaMfoaeo. then there will be a “cooling-off” eyelids fell. It was true. A dis­ step In and save the pieces!” r rulers did not know- Joseph and had Goodtestlng SMtfSs Is 4 Hdh in period of some 30 days during which N rilfrit consternation. Wasitgo-; natiual AiD V ttamlna and aster. But she didn't care. Money forgotten the tfpirit to''-which -he aatu rsl OiL a strike will be illegal. —what did it have to do with them? tog to like that to him? She had brouglit his family into the land:: BuY today I AD drudgistfc Whatever be the fate of this legis­ While the hilarious and senseless -war: Tl^e leaders o t the:Egyptians there-. lation, whether it is passed or not, talk criss-crossed the table, Nell lis­ 's have it,” said he wiUr fo^e made'plans which- appealed to SCOIiS EMULSION and'; we believe it will be, labor tened to the music.- An orchestra . His blue Cy^wve thrir brilliant leaders as politic and YtAR-KOUNO I O N / C hasn’t a leg to stand on and neither and Arthur Rubinstein were play- over his pipe;' and:|t wisei-?But-they?:reckflhedT:wiffibut has management, Jn objecting to so- ,Jag a Rachmaninoff concerto. The URinIwtW KentS WjfHL God,’and the burdens and the afflic­ ealled government interference. broad, impassioned crescendos , en­ "Dad’tf hycg are tite Aercest of SB-", tions they placed on the Israelites Both labor and management have tered into her blood. So men could “Shooll” m te o d d e ff htgf. 1 I only served to bring further bless­ InvsatinYour Country— proved they cannot keep their own feel that way too. I t had been com­ 11Wefrlit reaBtoh«#tefWQhw>»«* ing. houses in order, and government has posed by a man. It was being played thing 1Jtou saM i zointf: y e fr i -ago.” ; So Israel learned a lesson which Buy U. S. Saving* Bondal "I have thought of something we "Ah! l ^ v t f f yow to tefoember the responsibility for protecting the by men. It was the way she felt. could do to make the ranch pay;" our present sorry world-can profit public interest. When strikes in Was it the way Rob felt top? that! But 'Am’t botorir to!break it by, that: - s-- tactfully tomh,Nrii;lht'shear what QlIGng$EBSB®l! such national industries as steel At some time during the. evening failure and he dreaded to come, H. Perseention .Is-Not Always a and automobiles, telephones, trans­ someone announced that it was home and toll her so. There you it is.” “'t-'' Burden (vy. 12-14). '-‘-A M r portation or other utilities affect snowing, and the men went out and are, simply sitting back and waiting: ’•You said that the income tax man - ' The people of Hfrael did not appre­ large segments of the people, a re­ for the crash—so that you can pick said that toe cnto tUachers 'to Wy­ ciate it, but the. bitterness of- their S closed 'the windows of their cars. oming wttotoedemoney wfredude sponsible government cannot m ere­ Gus kept bringing In logs for the up the pieces. She couldn’t blame bondage was a- Meqsing in disguise. : ly "stand by." him. - ranchers. Aod Qien you said, And I./It Kept Them Separate as a fireplaces and bowls of glogg. It he knows.” She rianced up at Rob It ls true that the congress has was-too late and the weather was ’T en me about Howard,” She People. Affliction often serves to AgkO»THEDDWSf conducted a sit-down strike on all too bad for anyone to think of driv­ said, since he had no intention of questioninfitoi hoping he could not keep Godfs people separated-from TateanaMnawafAAaiaaJ^'' legislation affecting labor for the re­ ing back to Laramie that night talking about the sale. She; didn’t see the fine nervous trembling ihat the wofld. It is doing so today. conversion r. period. ,And, labor a t­ knowyet.wbattherize of the CheCk thookherbotfy. '■■■.' !2i It Disciplined Them and-: Pre- Nell went. lnfo the downstairs bed-, ’. 1T ranem ber.. Go qp.” "tsESassssastttaIiifoP BBRS. tempted to take m atters U io Ito 'room to be sure there was oil in had been. Wasn’t he even going to PJired 1DSatfi ,fo r ^toa HirdAips of own hands, assuming dictatorial at­ the lamps. Striking a match and tell her that? "So that made m e thhdc of having Their Wildemesg Journey/Nfc",' too, titudes which have no plaee in our phuiiting the flickering wisp of tfudes.” :■ - I do wen to remember’that "whom WhilehetalkedaboutHewardand VQn this ranch!” • I denidcratie way of life.- Manage- flatae; ehe suddenly-'saw another the school,- her mind was divided the Lord Ioveto he chasteneth,” and mepjt was equally dictatorial and . “Yes. We had talked about H a that if we'are properly "exercised” band resting on the table before her. into several parts, listening, pursu­ few times already, years ago, you IntpriUUstic and unwilling to give She could not mistake that hand— ing its own course of reflection and thereby, our sorrows may yirid rich k g t a j aod take . . . to bargain, In an at­ KQieinbetT" ■. - >■ trrnt in our Uves. the hard power of it—the signifi­ analysis, and-observtogdosdy. ’.’And you always said it woUM MB tempt to reach a common ground cance— 3. It Threw Them Back upon God. It wasn’t only the hand that had H as a home for you, if-we did,” Many are the saints'of 7 God who Jj w s s which might be satisfactory to Mi The flame went out The hand made her sure again of his love. It majority concerned. reminded Rob. have tound that the fiery: trial, totf W h H taS lM tafa TOOAYl closed around hers, completely en- was having found Gus mending the "I know I did.” Nen plodded dog­ LtteAtaMM* STetCn TMll ta Ote It is the guess of your Hometown gulflng it Her hand was lifted and' burden so- hard to understand, or — AtA. tefoa aad address Ca sleigh in the loft over the stable. gedly ahead. “I always hated , toe. some aflUction of body,: has caused ■r * Cm* beta Ba ’ Reporter that labor, rather than the palm was /kissed, twice, then And he confessed that Rob had idea; But—if we were to trouble-^- I.,Otier !halted. Ssad. oppose the President’s recom­ toem to bring^their bitfdens to the dropped. brought it.from Denver in the truck if you needed money—it seemed to Lord. We have trayried.far .on toe mendation, had better urge for its Trembling all over she found and and that it was to-be a present for me; Rob; I 'should not let my per­ passage lest an anti-union congress struck another match. She was road of faith When we-have'reached her, and that he was to say nothing sonal inclinations stand to toe way.” the . place where^-we Ieam -that' force.through more drastic reforms, alone in the room. -about it. - She looked hesitatingly at him, and: "m an’s extremity if God’s opportu­ which might in the end hurt the Ste lit the lamp and stood trying Not only the hand and the sleigh, away again. His face was fUU of nity.’-’ unions seriously. The • President’s to pull herself together. She looked but-the monkey tree too. Riding anger — rage really — and H wan recommendations can help labor at the palm of her hand , as if she They had only one place to . turn. Jir-VMirABU one afternoon, rite had: come upon a shocking to have to took at him. They were hemmed in on every side, UXATtVI: and management both, since the could see upon it the imprint of big monkey tree around which a "And so,” . 8rid he in his best sar­ but, as ever, they found toat no man CAVTIOH, Ug*: OttlV *• ailICVIO plan has vrorked successfully over a that violent caress which had been trench had been dug. donic manner, "you simply decided can close the way up. They called long period in the case of the rail­ able to turn all the blood in her So! He had been doing things for that I was a complete flop. Had on their God. CHAIriBn roads and their employees. body into fire. failed beyond recovery. And that She would stand there until her her—thinking of her pleasure—all m . Prayer Always Brings Deliv­ Must Be Fcdr to AU the time he was neglecting her and you had better give up all hope of erance (2:23-25). - trembling stopped and her heart qui­ nearly killing her. with unfapppiness- retaining toe thing you love toe best So reconversion for the agricul­ eted down. ... Does God really know, when His and amdety. Sie almost burst out —your home. Give that up, make people suffer? Does He really care? tural industry, which will include She looked at her hand again and this place—that l have broken my such troublesome questions as sur­ PgaIn Sie laid it upon her cheek. IauriQog- She almost said, How ex­ Yes, He does. "They - cried," and actly like you, Robl But Oh, how— heart trying to make beautifuKfor "God heard" and “remembered." pluses, subsidies, a new parity She wondered if, when she returned how could all this misery and unrest you—the’ camping ground of any price formula and other factors, to the living room, the mark of it Tbatis all we need to-know; The be wiped- out between them! How. Trin,'Didc and Harry that wants to groaning* of His people had already rtlilt SNfoi rob for . must consider the public interest as could be seen reflected In her eyes, could they get really married add sqhdt here—” well as that of the farmers. A com­ on her lipsi in her smile, in-ev­ stirred God’s gracious and tender at peace together again? t v ’;- NeIl looked a t him indignantly.. heart. But He waited to hear their COUGHSTCDIDS mon ground of agreement satisfac­ erything she said, for the kiss con. ’.Tt’s not- fair of you to put J t that, Jttfa isiri tory to a majority of those inter­ tinued to bum in her. She could While she was observing his ap­ cry before He answered. Such is toe. pearance and thinking about that Che way. It would only-be: a dude ranch law of prayer, -May .we not forget it; MUSTero LE ested must be found. not get it out. to the summer time. In the winter In the morning the men were up told him of Ken’s trip tothe "Val­ Far too often we tum to: everyone ra-nv,: ’Ts As Secretary of Agriculture Clin­ ley of Ihe Eagles,” where he had it -would just be our home as it aK and everything else,? and totally; Jn ton P. Anderson pointed t out In a early; digging cut their cars and put­ ways has been. And what-if. I did ting on chains, while the women got found Thunderhead, and seen the AK desperation;to: Gtfd.-. Why not tam 7 recent speech before the milk pro­ blno and bis herd of mares. have the :aoticn that I didn’t want to MmiflrstT ‘ 1 ’ ducers in Philadelphia: "subsidies ^ n a k ts s t to have any. dudea here? People can -Does Gdtt hear and answer pray­ are still In effect.'Now I know that They left immediately after, and DressedinoiieoftheweIlcared change thriy minds. And if we need Rob paused to Mss’ her and' Say— for tweed business suits , which ha er? Yat, 'but rymentoer ;toal; xsril 1 milk producers generally prefer to toe money , and this would make the prayer ^isp the cry ;M irito dtentogv get all of their prices . In the m arket this time without even a JCfonee into wore so wdl no matter how old they difference between bring able to pay her eyes, '"Ftre got to go btfck. to were, and sitting opposite her at the foom t h e t e ^ a t a n ( FlteQleil t riQl(t;- Place. Hoantver, holding the line on our bills and not bring able to I God may iansdmr ;other,to«grersi.but cost of living Is vital if we are to with them—some business table in the Mauntain Hotel grilll -Ito woUM be a : washout if I could not to attend to. fll be home soon. I’ll seemed merely like someone she He aiways ’answois^tiMi prayer of Prevent disastrous inflation which adjust mysrif to f different way of faith. > Wire you, find you can ’drive down knew. Waves of: ajmost delirious UvJng for a few months every sum- could ruin 'the future Ot .'farmers impatience went through her eyery His answer may not be In accord and of city folks alike." and get me,” . meb.” Her Indignation rose. 1Ttis with ofirTcpteirit r i WhaJ1-Jt ” few: minutes. Wbat a horrible state disgraceful to he. In debt all toe Which brings into, focus.the,point, The past week had been almost o f affhbs—that you did not feel even tbe^fin^R^wiattem'tei time. Cd rather do anything than knows better tlum we wnar tne an-, that fair prices to farmers as Well as hard on NdK-Oi appetite and as intimate and:at peace with your thatl” as fair wages for labor should be nerves and sleep-w the be­ husband as you had when you were "And you Imaglfie.” said Rob to swer'ahould; be. L«t usVlbnisi toe an the basis-of abundance, of pro­ fore, and she was thin and strained. engaged to him. Msrried all: these the same sardonic manner, ’toat JudgetoaQ.theearto.to-do: right duction a t prices th at are. fair to But she dfessed very carefully in a years, a sixteen-yearold son, and y m could make toe ranch pay with (Gas. lf!ti). both the producer and the con­ slx-yeardd Mtit of green tweed and again filled with the excitement and summer dudes?” A world -thrown into unspeakable sumer. T h n e-prices, in the ease, of fear fay the devetorinent a fa t beret bf the same shade. The passion and. frustration and, fever ' "Yes. And thatis-what the to tffVtite SHOWING the farmer and laborer as well, of the very first days—only much atomic bomb is-nrnvredogniring that' fever that was In her lit her face come tax man said, didn’t he?” - piaqioarii-la would assure to both a fair share with color and quirimess. Herlrfo- w ane. "People talk about Taktog 1 dudsa. the; only’ hope t o . the futare-. is'-a oi the national Income. ; spiritual revival. Many who Scoffetf colored eyes darted In every direo- It was not only his aloat manner; The; rod word woitid bo 'getting • f.y ehatevriikaappm-'. With the example of stupid intoler­ thm. Her Ups were tremulous. She there was a deeper change In Rob. dudss. Most raadiera . to this state at toe idea of prayer, to God ;are ance and bickering as set by the la­ His face was hard, he kept hisown arould be gl^i to ’geti dudes if they ready mnr-to hear-the witoesa of a IAtfgbeda gteat deoL • 'RFhtii she church that really Anows how -to UtoaateEttrimitfaBi bor • management Cunfeiencof^the S S tiS her Jfcket Md sat there in counsel, he h d d her at arm’s lengih could. Ho* would you go about f i t MUfa I e O is p e p tr « m farm leaders have only to steer an her thin doee-flting yellow swroter —all that she could understand. But tin g to a n ? ” pray and to bring 'deliverance from O t M i j H fima, n a n the hand of God. opposite,cojuae whsn hearings begin aka looked like herself again, bright something baffled her, Ihere had BO BK OOMIUivnMJ j MhMi On their own problems. THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLB N.ja. JANUARY 9 1946. R E D CROSS HOME NURSING Pkhire of'a One M n RoiiA Drivo DAVlE BRICK yiCTORY ARE YOU COM PANf

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NEWS OF LONG AGO. New Year Greetiogs Davie Soldier in Korea. Plenty of Booze For Shameful Carmval Seen Along Main Street Rev. Walter E. Isenhour. Hiddenite. N. C. Seoul, Korea, Dec. 17^ Persbtent Users It costs more Uowi to make a hog Br Tbe Street Rambler. Vhat Was Happening In Davie , We wish to greet our* many DKir M t. Stroud?—Will write of oneself. The New Year cele 000000 The good old Democratic party bration was an example.' Liquor Before The New Deal Used Up readers all over the land with : few lines to letyou know that Ben Boyles busv greeting many in North Carolina should pat it was higher than ever bnt the peo. hearty "God bless you for 1946.’ haven’t forgotten die people of friends after long illness—Graham Tbe Alph(.oet, Drowned The self on the for its' fine record in pie welcoming 194 6 in rowdy rio> I Although we do not know what Davie County. I think about you and Norman Joyner driving army Hogt and Plowed Up Tlie booze. The party, which has been tousness had the money for it. ! the New Year has in store for us, folks a lot, and I will' be glad to truck across square—Miss Josa- In power since the days of Charley v New York set the pace as usual Cotloo and Cora. we do know that God still site-up­ get back home. You bet I wiil, phine Carter reading letter from a Brantlev Aycock and which its orat —all tbe night spots crowded all on His throne, that He loves His for we have a good place to live friend—Gerald Blackwdlder get­ (Davie Record, Jan. 17, 1907) ors point to which so much pride night despite increased prices, „ __ .... , . dear children, that He still hears in, and we must try to make it a ting ready to leave ' town—Four Emest Hunc is visiting relatives . ^mswets prayer( ^iat He during election campaigns for a more champagne and everything to much better.place than what it is soldiers, doing their best to bring magnificent record made in these satisfy.animal instincts; more than at Thomasville. , will take care of us as we obey now. We can do itif we do our on a beer shortage—Miss Mary Mrs. Weber is visiting her dau­ years, mnest car v on its back the that, for the animals have more Him, love Him, trust Him and part as we should. Lewis carrying box of candy down ghter, Mrs. C. P. Goode. record of the 25 wet counties down than that, for the animals have seek to do His holy will. Praise I want to thank you for die pa­ Main street—Three school teach- . We are glad Alex Kimbrough own own responsibility not ohrs. more serce than to harm them His name forever and ever! Our per, for I have got it as well as ers looking over mail in postoffice is holding down his old job at A few davs ago Editor John A. selves. Thev stop at a certain God is wonderful. In spite of die could hope for, as it has so far to lobby—Misses Ann Martin, Peg­ the depot. Parks of The Raleigh Times, dis. point. devil and all the opposing forces travel. - We all enjoy reading it, gy Graham, Kathryn Boger and Ex-Sheriff E. E: Vogler, o f Ad­ cussed the high recoid made in li­ " Down through tbe cities and in o f Christianity, Iefs strive to make for it is a good, clean newspaper. BettyJaneDaniel wearing broad vance, was a visitor in Mocksville quor sales in these 25 eastern conn |to homes throughout the country, 1946 the best year of our lives. It That is why I like it. smiles on account of school being Monday. ties. He said tbe opponents of ibe celebration set a new high in can be; it should be. Let’s make Now for some news about this suspended-r-Bobbie Hall greeting Miss Bertha Cashwell returned Demon Rum are again viewing s. tiation of gross oppetites, exalta­ _ . , it a year of much prayer and Bi- country. I am in Seoul, the cap- .friends in front of drug; store— to Fork Churdi last week to ^ blestudx. Let-Smakeitayearof with regret tbe official report of tion of tbe carqal.. unchaining of itol of Korea. It could be a nice Donald Reavis wearing big grin. sume her music taaching. sincere devotion to God and His place if cleaned up, but the Ko­ big ABC sales in 2 5 Tar Heelcoun the basier desires of men and wo Mss. L. M. WOliams is assisting cause. Let’s make it a o f rean people have been under the ties for tbe month of November men. New Canned Foods Soon Prof. MerrelI in the Fotk Chureh faithfulness to the church Japanese so Iong that they do not running to $ 2 ,8 9 1 .8 2 9 . 7 0 . Tbe Hurrah for tbe New Year! Let’s Now that tbe postwar era has Academy. know just what to do for the best. total is $6 8 0 ,5 7 3 .1 5 above tbe war. raise hell! They raised it, wallow­ Sunday school, die prayer meet­ become a reality with tbe downfall J. Frank Stonestreet left Mon­ ing and to soul-winning. Let’s Korea as a whole, has very fertile in eastern North Carolina with re ed in it absorbed it, loosed the de. of Japan, citizens of Davie county day for Cool Spring to resume make it a year of true love one soil, and they have lots, of vege­ gard to Hqnor sales. Add - in tbe cent bonds of convention and good can look forward to dramatic de­ his studies. toward another. Letfs pray for tables and grow lots of rice and face of this record good ministets sense and made much of America a velopments in canned foods, many J. Lee Rorfees and J. S. Green God to keep all hatred, envy, mal- wheat, and the country is very of tbe Gospel and Christian laymen, madhouse, a shameful carnival of of which were frst packaged for made a business trip to Statesville ace, jealousy, prejudice, worldli- mountaneous, but I will have to march' to the polls just as regular indency and evil. tbe armed forces, according to W. Tuesday. and siufulness out of our admit it is a pretty place. as every two years around and cast It is well that we have compara­ C Stolk, vice president of the A- W. H. LeGrand and family re­ hearts, then pray for Him to fill The transportation is mosdy ox their ballots for members of this tively few holiday; they are be merican Can Company turned last week from a visit to us with His wonderful grace, carts. They have-some automo­ party to gn back to Raleigh to pre coming bellidays.—Chailotte Ob- Mr. Stolk said that tbe approxi­ relatives in Richmond county. matchless mercy, holy peace and biles but they use carbide for fuel vent tbe state becomings dry egrin. server mately 1 ,2 0 8 0 0 5 cans of food Mrs. Beatrice Smith, of Fork joy and beautiful holiness. Why and they, will go only about 35 How they can stifle their conscience ODened annually by residents of the Church, was in town Saturday not? God has good things in miles per hour. thas is beyond us. but that is tbeir Which Is More Import­ county and undoubtedly will be. visiting friends. store for us if we will go in for I often wonder if us boys will time sales for November 19 4 4 . and largely increased with tbe arrival Rev. J. F. Kirk was called to them. Let’s pay die price that we feel at home any more after we more than a million dollars increase ant? of tbe new postwar items It will his old home in Stanley county may obtain them, so that when get back, for things have changed over sales of the same months ago. Inevery directionwe are faced be no trick at all, be said for a last week to be at the bedside of die yeacxomes to a dose we can so, and die people more than die But these officials figures do not witb the seeming inevitably of in­ housekeeper to put together a three his sick mother. look back across Jhe weeks and country. We will have to do our give the full story about consump­ creased government control, al. or four course meal by making use N . C. Carter and Miss Girla months and feel that it has been best, and with the help of God tion of beverage alcohol in Nortb though we talk of less control We of the canned foods she should Wood, of Fulton, were united in wonderful to our souls. we will get along some way. To this total of nearly three million resemble a person looking back at marriage Sunday ev^ing at seven shortlv find on grocery shelves. Leifs make 1346, by the grace I want to wish- each and every dollars spenvin legalized outlets in something he wants as be walks a Among the new foods he listed o’clock, with Rev. E. L. Weston of God, a year of fruitfulness. one in and around Mocksville, a 35 “ wet” counties, there is another way from it. The answer to such are such items as canned hamburg­ officiating. God would have us bear die very Merry Christmas and a hap­ figure of not less than three times a paradox must be that we want ers, canned * bacon, seafood cock- C. C. Sanford is having a large 'fruit of the Spiritf1 to all man­ py New Year, and many more that amount representing unrecord less government control badly, but tails and salads, in cans, as well as warehouse built in the rear of his kind, which is “love, joy, peace, peaceful, prosperous and happy ed.non legal sales by uncontrolled not as'badly as we want other a long lists of meats new to a can, store to house machinery, wagons long-suffering, gentleness, good­ years on dm great earth diat God bootleggers in the ,7 5 other count things. among them, chicken stew with and buggies. ness, faith, meekness, temperance. has given to ns to prepare for. a ties of our state ' For example, while we dislike J. T. Angdl ha* sold his inter­ dumplings, beef and gravy, pork Letfs set out to do our best for much nicer place to be with pur. In other words, let’s admit tha. tbe drift toward autocratic govern est in the firm of Davis & AnSell, with apple: sauce, bam with raisin God and mankind. This will Maker forevemore, and enjoy alt duriog the month of November ment, we Jisiikie tbe danger of in at Fork Church, to E. J. Davis. sauce and bonrd turkey. meau more than anything else in we have worked for and more. 1 9 4 5 . a vast number of Tar Heels flation more, and resort to govern., Ridiard Boger, who has been all die world. Letfs read die best May I, for one, do more for my spent not less than ten million dol. ment control in the hone of avert, in the west for some time, has re­ of books and literature, keep the Maker, for he does so much for Iars for bard liquors and possibly ing it. Again, while we dislike the turned to Davie county. Notice To Creditors best company, use the best lan­ us that we do not thank him for. an equivalent amount of beers, same trend evident in compulsory Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Stonestreet Having qualified as Executor of guage, form die best habits, and Let us all be more ready to do wines, ales and other more less arbitration of .labor disputes, we and son Willie, who have been tha last will of J. M. Call, deceased, make the best possible of the gol­ our Father’s will and notour own, stimulating . beverages . containing dislike tbe disputes more than we notice is hereby given to all persons visiting relatives at Concord, den and priceless opportunities for God gives us all we have. Let alcohol. dislike to be governed by decree holdintr claims against die estate of turned home last week. said deceased, to present tbe same, that may come our way. As for us think of out brother as our­ During the peacetime month of Until we teel that stepping the J. O. King came in last week properly verified, to the undersign* me, I want to write die best ar­ self, and we might not do' some December total sales of intoxicants drift toward dictorial government is ed a t Uockisville. N. C.. R. 4, on or from Panama on a visit to his ticles,' poems and sermons pos­ things we do. May we pray that of ail types doubtless will greatly more important than anything else, before the 2nd day of January, 1947, family, He will return this week or this notice will be pleaded in. bar sible, and sell all die good books God will forgive us of our many exceed the' large consumdtion for the drift will not be stopped, neith­ accompanied by his family. of recovery. AU persons indebted I can, win all the souls I can, sins and give us strength and cou­ November.. By the end of the er will inflation nor labor trouble. to said estate will please call upon Dersie Koentz, of R. I, who has the undersigned and make prompt help every pilgrim I can heaven­ rage to go on with his, work, for year, official' ABC sales doubless —E x. been very ill with pneumonia, is settlement. This the 2nd - day of ward, and bring all die heavenly most of us want to find a .way to will run in excess of 25 million, somewhat improved. January. 1946. sunshine I can into hearts, sonls, work it out our way and forget and the business of bootleggers wilt Can Man Alone? KELLY CALL, Executor of Our old friend P. S. Early, of J. M. CALL, deceased. lives and homes throughout the God and his way, but there are be probably in excess of 7 5 million We read in tbe papers, and bear Winston, was a Mocksville visitor nation. Amen. Pray for me, and 3y A T. GRANT. Attorney. no short cuts in' God’s plan of dollars. on the air, thartbe Atomic Bomb last week. if you 'should have any special salvation. Let us try to go all the The Raleigh Times offers n» so­ Miss Margaret Stonestreet, of need that I can help you with, is becoming "the No. t, political way and do His will as we go, for lution for the liquor evil. It is an m ' o S S I **»«•» <»»« R. I, spent several days last week don’t hesitate to write me. PU' be problem of the world” —the world preying for you. Happy and pros­ if we smile every one smiles witb admitted evil, an evil of direct con­ ,at Cooleemee, the guest of Miss being this particular speck of tbe Mrs J L Eaton (Nana M Eaton'), perous New Year to you! us, but if we frown no one will' sequences f or those persistently Admrx. of B. P Moore, deceased; Sadie Frown. vast universe which we so uneasily smile at us. May God bless every consume alcohol and also for those inhabit. and Mrs. Nana M. Eaton and hus- H. A. Howard, who has been oand J. L Eaton, individually, North Carolina I . _ _ _ one, is my prayer. who have to associate intimately Politicals problems?” It seems to in the jewelry business in Tenne­ Davie County. ( ,n The S«l*norCouif Sgt. Wm. A. HUTCHENS. with the heavy consumers. vs ssee, will locate here next week. ns this awful thing we devised for Lelia Moore, single; Mrs Ruth Mary Bell Dloore and husband. Gra Solution of the problem has been The sidewalk from die square bam D. Uoore exterminating thousands of our Kearns and husband Sidney P. tester Efird In States sought by earnest-minded persons Kearns; Mrs. Margaret Beck and to die depot is rapidly passing a- / VB fellow humans in an instant, iscon Walter Howard and wife Alma How­ In a Christinas message receiv­ since Garden oi Eden days. Con. husband Walter Beck; B. C. Moore way. Anodier year will just a- siderably larger than that, since its ard; Rash Howard and wife Leha ed by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Efird sumers of the staff that makes beg­ and Benny Moore. bout finish it. The town never Howard, et al. use can be extended to destroy Mocksville, R. 4, from their son gars 'and fools of otherwise good made a greater mistake than when every living thing on this planet— Notice, Servingof Sum­ citizens sometimes say the country they built that brick sidewalk. Notice, Service of Sum­ F 1-c R. Lester Efird, says he is in those who first learned Its secret as San Francisco and effjoyed the ought to have prohibition. These ' Had they put down eoncrete it well as those who may go on tram mons by Publication mons by Pnbitcation holidays. He says its was wonder­ are the same people whom tbe late would have been there 25 years there. The defendants, B. C. Moore and The defendants. Rush Howard and Will Rogers referred to as '‘stag­ hence. wife Lielia Howard; Annie Howard, ful to be bade in the goodold U Thus far «e have heard no one Benny Moore, will take notice tbat gering to the polls to vote dry.” J. F. Broom, who moved Lere widow; John Howard and wife Vir­ S. A. again, after seeing at lot of of the temporal authorities concern an action entitled as above bas been ginia Howard; Fred Howard and die world. Lester took part in While shouting their condemns, ed with the problems publicly sug< commenced in the Superior Court recendyfrom Courtney, happen­ wife Mell Howard, and Calvin How­ both the Atlanic and Pacific cam­ tion and refraining from visiting gest.that he and bis colleagues and of Davie County, North Carolina, ed to a serious accident last Wed­ ard and wife Loraine Howard, will to sell the lands belonging to the paigns. Since he sailed from: legal stores they become Iaw viola, nesday while working at the Kin- take notice that an action entitled all of us whose very existences are estate of B. F. Moore, deceased, to as above bas been commended injthe California in July, he has been to tors as patrons of that violently ^aid lumber mill. In some man­ concern, join in beseeching the make assets for-tbe payment of bis Saoerior Coart of Davie County to vicious profession of bootlegging. ner his right arm was caught in sell the lands owned by petitioners nearly all die Islands in die Pacr guidance and help of the only debts; and tbe said defendants will fic. He has been to Jsqpan twice Already, otir state school autho further take notice tbat they are die gear wheels of a machiue, and and defendants as tenants- in com* Power in earth or heaven capable mon, for partition and the said de­ during the .war, and has been rities have taken a forward step in of saving us. required to appear at th e office of die arm, between -the wrist and the Clerk of Superior Court of Da­ fendants will further take notice to Siapan, Guan, Manilla, Adak teaching our youngsters about the elbow was horribly crushed and that tney and each of them are re­ - Can man alone, or even nations vie County, in tbe court bouse in damaging effects of alcohol; Next torn. It was thought at first that quired to appear at the office of the Aluation Islands. 'Alaska, Hawaii, of men.'solv? this for.beyond.politi- ocksvllle, N. C.. on the 4 th day Clerk ofTSuperior Coort of Davie move for the schools, for alt the the arm would have to be ampu­ aiid other places. calproblem?—W ilkefj£u?naL^ of February, 1946 , and answer or County, N. G., in the coart house in communities and for our state as a demur to the complaint in said ac­ tated, bnt latez it was drought best Mocksville. N. C.. on Saturday, the The U. S. S. Livermore, on Whole ts the inauguration of some tion, or the plaintiff will" apply to not to do so. Mr. Broom is get­ 9th day of Febraary.'1946 and an' whidi Lester is dirotdeman, is swer or demur to the Cnmplaint 'in sdiedueled to come to the East form of effective adult' training the Court for the relief demanded ting along as well as could be ex­ in said complaint. said action or the plaintiffs will ap­ Coast in the near future, at Charl- that would, cause every! individual AUTO LOANS pected, but it will be many weeks ply to the Court for the -relief -de­ This the 2 7 th day of December, throughout the land -to detest And CITIZENS FINANCE CO. before he will be able to resume manded in said Complaint.. Thisthe ston, S. C. 1945 5th day of January, 1946. Lester - intend . the U.S.N.IL, spurn potent liquors to the extent S B. CHAFFIN, work. Mr. Broom and family Vance Hotel Iildg. S. H. CHAFFIN. of their complete elimination — Clerk of Superior Court. have the sympathy of die entire Clerk of Superior Court. Jan. 24, 1945. He has 10 months Statesville, N. C. community. By A. T. GRANT, Attorney. ' bfseaduty. UnlonRepublican. By A. T. GRANT, Attorney. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLEt N. C. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Hfll i i i INSTRUCTldN IIND BgKuijIgffltgiga ADVANCED PIANO COURSE, 91.« W. A. OTTO t _ ' „ BM SOM Igm Beii 4119 Pfttk AvtflM • UbIos City. N. J, C f i A m A m Sample Lesson 10c. ySnj f i /C E FINDING MEN FOB 5BB3HHMj FEDERAL JOBS T tHE NEW Golden Age of sport, You Can Be a Partner •*■ following the latest world war, WASHINGTON.—Few people real­ has had only, a few months in which Buy U.S.Savings Bonds! ize it but President Truman spends to get underway. So far it has be­ Futurel a lot of tune these days trying to gun to outclass the so-called Gold­ Agenfl persuade people to take important en Age that followed the F irst World federal appointments. war in the way of attendance, gate An illustration was the tussle he Happy Relief When C1ARM leadi receipts and increasing public inter­ *■ and privatl had with astute -40-year-old Wilson e st that in 1946 will crack , all for­ Wyatt, mayor of Louisville, Ky., just You’re SIuggishfUpset • over the queq mer marks if we can settle a few farm credit] appointed federal housing czar. problems, and someone doesn’t get Wyatt was first offered just about •combined u n i careless with an atomic bomb. department ol every job in the book. Postmaster Bnt looking through the mists and General Hannegan tried to get him rated from th | fogs on ahead we still fail to see ated as an to serve on the important civil aero- any sign that the ' nautics board, also to accept the job performers can On the onl Jim McGranery wants to resign as Farm Bureal \ / \ r # compare in crowd tional CouncJ assistant to the attorney general, appeal with Babe one of the key spots in the justice Ruth, Jack Demp­ tives and the department. sey, Bobby Jones, are backing The civil aeronautics board job Con. John Bill Tilden, Red Va.) which • really tempted Wyatt, and he asked Grange, Rogers for a few days to think it over. Next WHEN CONSTIPATION makes yon fed credit agena Hornsby, Tommy punk as the dickens, brings on stomach ment of agrij day he got a phone call. Hitchcock, Man o’ upset, sour taste, gassy discomfort, take Dr. Caldwell’s famous medicine ■under the jiL TRUMAN PLEADS. War, Waiter ,Hagen to quickly pull tho trigger on lazy “in- san board to I “This is the President calling,” and a few others of uardk” and help goo feel bright and. J jL ident, of whiq said a voice at the other end of the DREAMBOAT CREW HOLDS REUNION. . . The crew and four observers of the Dreamboat, which shattered that former period dripper again. culture woulq phone. all transcontinental speed records, pose In front of their army B-29 at LaGuardia Field, New York. Stoealting who happened to DR. CAiDWEUZSis the wonderinl sen­ GrantlandRlce na laxarire contained in good old Syrnf - ber. “Mr. President, I’ve been think­ through the skies at speeds better than SM miles per hour, the trip was completed in 5' hours, 27 minutes be blessed with that PepKOrto make it so easy to take. On the othd ing,” Wyatt said, “and Pm afraid and 30 seconds. At left (cigar in mouth) is Col. Clarence S. Irvine, pilot, shaking hands with Lt. CoL G. B. indefinable flair known as “color.” MANY DOCTORS use pepsin prepara­ National Fan I’m going to have to turn down that Stanley, co-pilot. In center, rear, is Capt. Ruth Saltzman, only woman on the Sight. Most of the star actors we have tions in prescriptions to make the medi­ tary of agriq civil aeronautics job.” left to open or carry on the 1946 cine more palatable and agreeable to take. S o b e so ie y o n rla a tiv e is con­ farm-minded “That’s swell,” replied the Presi­ program go back well before the tained in Syrop Pepsin. ing to retai dent. “I have a more important job last war started. In,this list you MStSTON DR. CALDWELL’S—the fa­ •cies within for you. Please come back here will find Joe Louis, Billy Conn, vorite cd millions for 50 years, and fed ■culture unde right away,” Byron Nelson, Ben Hogan, Joe Di- that wholesome relief bom constipa­ secretary, bd Next day, Wyatt appeared at the Maggio, Hank Greenberg and others tion. Bvenflnicky children love it. of an advisoi White House, where Truman told who had reached, or at least had CAUTIOHr Use only u directed. ant secretaif him about the tough job of co­ come to their peak before Pearl would be thJ ordinating housing. Harbor. tor of the al “I consider this housing situation It is faintly possible, but highly DB.CMJMLL’S And aside I the most important problem con­ improbable, that you and I will see of thought, fronting the country today,” ex­ another Ruth, Dempsey, Jones, SENNA LAXATIVE headed by 7 plained the President. “If we don't Hitchcock or Tilden in action with CONiaiMtD IN N. C.) and] solve this one, we’ll really be in as much combined skill and crowd SYRUP PEPSfii Wis.) who trouble in a year and a half.” appeal. entirely new| “But,- Mr. President,” said Wya tt as the Farn “I’m afraid I can’t afford a federal Still Great Fighters -KJfafSuMe*?— which would job. I want to go back home and No one can say yet just how Ml MIIOI IOin III Fllll of similar to tfl practice law. I need the money.” much fighting ability Joe Louis and RHEUMATISM ministration! “I know you want to go back to Billy Conn can bring to the ring I NEURlTtS-LUMBAGO are concern! your law practice,” Truman said. | next June. Louis has almost certain­ sume many ! ly taken a number of steps over the .J g f MCNEIL'S existing far “I know you want to make some the D. of Al money. But I don’t like being Presi­ hill. T he odds are that Conn won’t be: as good as he was in his last dent either. However, I feel I have WM MAGIC S tr u g g lef t to do it, so I’m doing it.” attempt to reach the top. Both may p l ^ R E M E D Y have enough left to give a record- -Thus, the! Then, staring at Wyatt sharp­ paying crowd an interesting show. BRINGS BLESSED RELIEF for controlX We’ll know about this later on when Largft Bottlfttt mo »»}*122-SmaB Size 60c Iar farm Il ly, he said, “How can I do a * OIIIIOI: BSI f il l Il IIIKCTtI * I good job if fellows tike yon ihe two get in better fighting shape. IT Ht MN IIIISTUES »i IT Illl H rit'ijt U ptltt I since their L aren’t willing to come np here There is no other heavyweight in IMfiKIIt OIM I L It. J ItW im it I. HOUMl have made! and help me?” sight who compares with either, at loans throug his best. Someone may come along $16,868,539, f This made a deep impression on later on, but he is . still some dis­ Farm Cred Wyatt. Next day he called at the tance away. , High-class heavy­ additional White House for five minutes. Walk­ weights arrive at ’ wide intervals. Relief At Last Farm Secu ing into the executive office, he said, THE BREEZE WAS COLD BUT THE WELCOME WARM . . . Arriving In New Tork In time to he discharged The 4-Fs produced little and neither The var “Mr. President, I’ve come in to sur­ for Christmas, these overseas Veterans receive a mighty welcome at the. dock. Left to right: Ffc. Steve army nor navy has any sensations which have render.” Saluga, Morgantown, W. Ta.; Cpl. Gerald Thee, Dover, Minn.; Pfc. Joe J. Krupar, Cleveland; Ffc. Forrest showing along the horizon. the Farm I Ordinarily it is the work of a cabi­ Broad, Reading, Pa.; Sgt. William McAutiffe, Scranton, Pa.; Pvt. Frank Del Brocco, Baltimore, Md.; S/Sgt. It might be suggested here that emorship, : net officer to tender a man a job. __ Steve Wilbanks,. Corinth, BHss., and Sgt. M. D. Spradtind, Miami, Okla. Army’s football team has taken the j.seat of the banks, the| But now Truman finds he has to lead m the new Golden Age. It is loosen and expel poration, phone men personally and beg them .-TT" better than any football team that jm, ftftj nature Credit ba to work for the government. The followed the first war. Blanchard „ soothe and heal raw, tender, in­ I Mortgage < flamed bronchial mucous mem­ other day, Truman, who resents and Davis have been mentioned branes. Tell your druggist to sell you for Co-opei| criticism of his numerous Missouri more than any two football players a bottle of Creomnlslon with the un­ and Feed appointments, told one visitor: one can recall off hand.’ And both derstanding you must like the way it Agricultural quickly allays the cough or you are of which, “People complain about all will be around next fall, with an­ to have yourmoney back. these Jackson county (Kansas City) other fine Army team that might loans outsti appointments. But whenever I try easily set. a 'three-year record. CREOMULSION 246,628,252.1 to appoint someone else, they are What about baseball? Most of the for Coughs, Chest Cofds, Bronchitis The Natil too busy making money. At least stars will be found among such for­ operatives f the Jackson county boys are willing mer stars as Joe DiMaggio, Hank federation [ to take the jobs.” Greenberg, Joe Gordon, Bobby r n s r IHMie ways to agencies Doerr, Marty Marion, Terry dependent I NOTE—Actually most top fed­ Moore, ; many members of the old the FederJ eral appointees can get jobs Yankee and Cardinal- casts. should co paying twice as much outside But there is still hope for such fields of fa| the government. Wyatt received young entries as Dave Ferriss. of RCO B lO O tt nate .gaps I only SSiOOO a year as mayor of the Red. Sox, Wakefield of the HyouladcflfLOOD-IRON ing within I Louisville, could be making $50,- Tigers, Stirnweiss of the Yankees, You girls 'and women Wbo suffer so tional govfl 000 a year practicing law. from simple anemia that you’re pale, .the jurisd Schoendeinst of the Cardinals and a weak, “dragged out”—this may be due few more who may develop rapidly. to lack ol jblood-lron. So try Lydia E. r board of IKE’S FIRST SENATE SESSION. PinkbamV TABLETS—one of the best Gen. Dwight Eisenhower went Old Stars Returning home ways to build up red blood—In C o m b in e I over big at his first meeting as chief such cases PtnkhfimtS Tablets are one The majority of baseball eyes will of the greatest blood-iron tonics yoM Sec. of . of staff with members of -the senate ie focused on former stars who buy! Lt all drugstores. ■derson befl military affairs committee. It was should, in the main, be ready for administrq an off-the-record affair, for which baseball again next spring. Al New- with the the senators went across the Poto­ houser will again rate high .up after agencies mac to Eisenhower’s office in the a brilliant two-year record. I WAS AN agriculturfl Pentagon building for luncheon. After the First World war, the, ill- loans are [ Sitting over coffee and French fated White-31ack Sox of 1919 and other funq brandy which he had just brought the Giants and Yankees of the early I know the misery Yrom the and that back, Eisenhower spbke frankly ’20s were unusually strong. A _ curse of drink; the agony in making to Joved ones, the loss of happiness* about Soviet Russia and other mat­ What about golf? So far, among money* health, job. . . . BUT I know ers should ters, including co-operation with the professionals, the top men are how to break the spell of whiskey* mulation i congress in running the army. Dis­ TANK AIDS POLIO FIGHT , Hospitals now have hse of one of sci­ JOURNET’S END! . . . TMya still Nelson, Hogan, Snead and Mc- TeU me your problem. make a cussing his experiences as the chief NEWTON. Dept. AL I the welfad ence’s most modem devices for treating victims of infantile paralysis—a Jones, Honolulu poetess, attempted Spaden, who have been around quite Pa 0« Boa 901, Hollywood 29, Califondfta U. S. representative on the Allied Hubbard tank. The tank is a huge T-shaped affair as shown in this pic­ to cross the Pacific alone in a 30- a spell. We have no record of any “Becau control commission in Germany he ture. It is fitted with a harness and headrest which permits the patient foot ketch. Four hundred miles out young new pros crashing the spot­ that agenfl declared: to He in it, relaxed,' and receive muscle re-education treatment. FiUed from Honolulu a storm disabled the light at this moment. But the ama­ USE ment shod teur side with Haas, Stranahan, net office! “If the American people had with warm water, it encourages muscular relaxation. T/4 Leo Schtit- craft and she was picked up 30 days gen, Engadine, Mich., in tank at Vaughan hospital, Maywood, 111. later. Middlecoff, Doering and Givan will the presiq a chance to study the Russians be above the 1919-1920 average. This 6 6 6 “I believe) at close range, and vice versa, list will hardly include a Bobby question 1 am certain there would be a Jones, but in medal play against COLD PREPARATIONS credit anl fine mutual understanding and the pick of the pros they have’been grams shf respect between the two peo­ UQUID, TAtLETS, SAlVE,; NOSE DROPS Outscoring any set of amateurs we CAUTION—USE ONLY AS DIRECTED independq ples. I rubbed elbows with Mar­ can now recall. govemma shal Zhukov and others and Professional golf may nave to W N U-7 01—46 rather sd have a high regard for them. wait a while before giving the game more appf We enjoyed splendid co-opera­ a young star as good as the veterans to be in tion. I was always able to get still left. ture, or : along with them. Tennis? Not yet Amateur tennis That Na^in<3 partmentfl “What most people don’t real­ has no chance to match the Big Bill are far ize is that the Russians are a Tilden and the Little Biil Johnston Backache obvious good deal like us. They enjoy of 1919 and 1920, on through 1925. - May Warn of Disordered that depl life tike we Americans, are futi Some of the kids may start moving primariljf of fun and have a fine sense of - Kidney Action up, but hardly in time for any 1946 * Iiodem life with its hurry and wony. the farmfl humor.” or 1947 championships. uiftsular habits, improper eating and This drinking—its risk of exposure and infec­ The general said he held no fears tion—throws heavy strain on the work M t. Fla about future amicable relations be­ RevivcdofPolo of tbe kldneys. They are apt to become . .house afl oreMaxed and fail to filter excess add tween our own country and Soviet Polo will be in for an even tougner and other impurities-from tfcl life-giving his meaa Russia. There will have to be some for passq touch. Most of the better polo ponies • You may suffer nagging backache, give-and-take in our relations, ho are now missing. Polo Went almost headache, dizziness, getdag up eights, a good said, but eventually things will leg pains,.- swelling—feel constantly spite of I 100 per cent to war and little com­ Mrad, nervous, all worn oot- Ofher signs work out well. petitive polo has been played in the of kidney or bladder disorder are some­ cultural I times burning, scanty or-too frequent get by Regarding his own relations with last four years.; Polo will need a urination. ^ congress, Eisenhower declared: longer road for its comeback to the' Try BooatS PfHs. Ztoatffi help tbs other qvj “This is a people’s army and I days of Hitchcock, Milburo and oth­ kidneys to pass off harmful excess body The.- BLUE BABT RECOVERING . . . Michael Schirmer, Bve, who used to be waste. They have had store than haU * Flannagl intend to /u n it like one, along dem­ so weak that he couldn’t walk, is now full of play.- Here he poses with his ers who were around i n . 1920 or century of public approval. Ar* I ___ 1921. But in spite of a-lapse in form mended by grateful users everywhere. the F S J ocratic lines and in close accord mother, Mrs. Jessie Schirmer, beside a photograph of'his daddy, CWO HE ENJOTS P IP E . . . This two- Ask flKW neighbor I , alongsidl .with congress. I am especially anx­ Joseph E. Schirmer, who served in the Pacific. Little Michael was the yew-old child, member of a family and class from 25 years ago there will be far more competitors In the keep th J ious to get along with the military 28th blue baby to have’ the famous Blalock operation at Johns: Hopkins bf gypsies from Pomerania, enjoys field and a greater kid crop coming departm | affairs committees of both houses.” hospital, -Baltimore. Most of the operations have proven snccessfuL a pipeful. The pipe:belongs to bis, on. Dr. Blalock has reported '80 per cent curbs. - mother. . . I THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C-'

IlviPROVED ED IkeJlom e UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL N T S U H D A yl M A A Y O H A R A c h p p u Lesson W.M.U. PSATURSS-M) — /iepcnien By BABOLD L. LUNDQU1ST* D- D. Of The Moody Bible Btstltute of ChhafA ' Act promptly, Mother, to help relieve E. *1.60 ■ THE STOBT THUS FAB: Shrader- Nell was about to ask 44What about ing together and all the discord flung Beleased by. Westeza Newspaper Union. romcular soreness or tightness, conges­ City. N. J . r Its WASHINGTON head 1« the only white hone ever IOaIed the lease you gave Bellamy for an-, behind them. . V tion and irritation in upper breathing t on the Goose Bar ranch In Wyomlnf. Be other year?” but thought better of , But Rob stood In a sort of darn in passages, fits of coughing—due to By W alter Shead relem hlei his Cr eat sran tsb e, a wild Lesson for JaimaiY 13 colds. Rub on VictsWpoRub. . . it italllon called tile Albino. Rea MeXauifIf it. She did say, 44You just said you the center of the bedroom, as if he W N tfO m eM M hadn’t intended telling m e'this yet. did not feel at home, there. One KNEIRMEStoupp abranchial lrtner Ra, 13 yean old, owns Shaaderhead. Be Leaaon Subiee** and Scripture text* se­ tubes with its SpedaJ medicinal vapors, hop** his hone will develop late a racer, Why not?” hand held his pipe' as he puffed at lected and . copyrighted Inr InteraaUonal ai ha Is very last. Unlortnnately, he Ia it, and he' stood watching, her as CouncU at Religious Education; used to STIMULATES chest and back Sonds! Future of Farm Loan 44Because it may fail,” said Rob permlaalon. ■. . difficult to handle, so plans tor eaterias coldly. “It’,s a gamble, like all stock- she moved about, turning the bed surfaceslike a wamtingpeuMce. Agencies in Donht him In the Ian race meet are ascertain. down, closing the Window,' faking .(Nten by morning most of the raising, It looks good'now. The A PEOPLE DELIVERED nflsoyoftbecridisgotielRemember— BOh McLanrhlia, KenrS lather, toes east markets have been good for several, her nightclothes from the Cteset and PARM:,— Ieedets here, governmental with As horses to an Important auction dropping them on the bed. LESSOH'TEXTV-E*ddu*«:M; 13:17-4*. OlllVWniMBffiVMYMItidsepe- * -Stid t* Ia9 PeaBsyivaala. This Clears oat most years. ,With these sheep I ought to d a ldouble SCtiom-Itit time-tested, and private, are split wide oper net almost ten thousand in one year. ' She went to: his chiffonier mid GOLDEN'TEXT—Ir Win tnist.. and' not be -over the question of whether or hot Cl his stock. M n. Nen MCLaarhRa, Ielt afraid; lor. the Lord Jdiovah even the home-proved...the best-known borne alone on Iho ranch,. Ieels depressed. That will'make a sizable deni in took out a set of pajamas and hand­ LordfWaiystreiistli--DaiahtaiX temedyforidiev* farm credit agencies should be PIaaacIaI worries have wont her down. our debts. And if it continues, in a ed toemto'him. “Here are some ins miseries of -combined iinder one head within the Thea one day she retaras Irom a rid* few years we’ll be out from under.*' fresh pajamas for you." i’s cokb. "department of agriculture, or sepa­ to find Bob bach, and a party In prorreis. “Is: thy God able to drifter thee?” VISITS For NeU,' the reversal of all she He took them absent-mindedly. was the question asked: of Danid in % rated from the.department and oper­ Then, as Nell undid the belt of her ated as an' independent agency. had been thinking and believing and the liotis* .,den 1 {(Dan.. 6:20).! It is in CHAPTER XIX planning'-Was - so sudden,, She frit skirt and stepped out of it, and the minds' and on the lips of many On the one hand, there is the flattened out. ,Why! then every­ peeled off her sweater, he said to in every hour of crisis. SURnr DUMtMHIS Farm Bureau federation, the Na­ thing’s. all right! Everything’s set­ he! hesitatingly, 44Fm awfully tired. God is able to drifter. Moses tional Council of Farm ' Co-opera­ “I've already started!” said Nell, IAMfOBit over* size Chrome44Tone on her mettle now. “I’ve written tled and arranged! Our IUture pro­ I thlnlr i’ll sleep in the other room. found that out when in answer to prints. Develop sod enlarge 6 & 8 tives and the National Grange who vided for—and—and—everything! Do you mind?” his complaint that the Lord had are backing the bill introduced by Aunt Julia, in' Boston. She has a exposure rolls 35c; 12 exp. 50c; 16 huge circle of friends and acquaint­ Presently she found breath to say He looked at his wife. done, nothing for his. suffering peo­ exp* 60c. Quality work. No “extras.” O f Con. John W. Flannagan 'J r., (D., With just her slip on, she was ple (Exod. 5:22), the Lord revealed - Va.) which would separate the farm ances. And two of my school it aloud, and Rob acquiesced. FUIRIM MAPSHOP SERVICE friends, Adelaide Kinney and Eve­ seated in the Iow chair, one ankle Himself as the 'One who was not Box 371 • PortMyeraeFIa* •credit agencies from the depart­ “Yes, everything’s arranged.” crossed over the other knee to untie ment of agriculture and place them lyn Sharp.” only able but ready to take , them “ You expect them to promote I4And there’s nothing to worry her shoe, her slender and beautiful out of their bondage. -under the jurisdiction of a bi-parti­ about.” ; : legs shining in their long silk stock­ san board to be named by the Pres­ your business for you?” I." God’s Promise ( 6 :6-8 ). Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! “Not that way!. Oh, Rob! You’re “Nothing.” ings. Her tawny hair hung loose Moses was. to remember that he ident, of which'the secretary of agri­ over the pearl-like ritin on her culture would be an ex-officio mem­ being simply horrible!” Nell sprang The words faded into the heavy was dealing with the Eternal One, to her feet and stood by the mantel. silence. NelTs eyes flickered to Rob. breasts. Her cheeks were, exquisite­ unchangeable, and always-true to ber. ly flushed! On the other hand, the progressive “I simply want to get the idea,” Everything aU right—nothing to His word and able to make His will 83 National Farmers union, the secre­ said Rob icily. “You wanted to tell worry about—and yet, between them, Without raising her head her dark come to pass (v. 2, 3)/ it to me, didn’t you? Go on—tell the blue eyes slid up underneath her So often men in dealing with God PEOPLE! tary of agriculture and a group of this cold distance and strangeness. rest. I’m particularly anxious to What made it? Was it impossible— brows and she answered easily, think of Him in term's of their own farm-minded congressmen are seek­ Many Doctors Advise ing to retain the farm credit agent know, now that I realize you have once the habits of love bad been 44Not at all. I think It would be a weakness and failure: -What we •cies within the department of agri­ passed on the fact of my failure to broken—to mend them again? Even very good idea. I shall probably need is to have, a GddIike .concep­ your relatives and friends in the sleep better myself.” tion of God, not a manlike; idea of .*S—the fa* culture under direct control of the when'the cause of the breach had rs, and fed secretary, but with the appointment east.” been corrected?. Him. God is the infinite and the Charley Sargent never missed the Eternal One with whom we have no Older people I If you haven’t Uie a ccnstipa- of an advisory board and an assist­ Nell was SOent for a while, then Rob-stared at the fire and said stamina you should—because love it. ant secretary.-of agriculture, who drew a long breath and said, “They slowly, “I would have liked, it—if three weeks’ autumn race meet at right to quarrel, and whose deal­ year diet lacks the natural AftD cted« Saginaw Falls in' Idaho, one of the ings with us are too high for us to, VitMniiis and energydhiildinx. would be the executive administra­ Won’t have to promote my busi­ natural ofh you need-youH find tor of the agencies. ness. TheMll be glad to give me few major or “recognized” tracks judge (Ps. 139:1-6). pood-taotinp Seotfs EmuIshMk in the.Rocky Mountain-states; and God’s covenant with His people Eripa fottt stamina, energy and And aside from these two schools lists of the right people to write to. reaiatanee to colds. See this •of thought, there is another group And they’ll, let me use their names had the same stables for his horses, was established (v. 4). He had wonderful difference—buy ELL’S and hotel accommodations for him­ heard their tr y (v. 5), and His de­ Sootfs at your druggist's todayt ” headed by Rep. Harold Cooley, (D., as reference. And Fve made out a N. C.) and . Reid F. Murray, (R., letter, setting out the plan, descrip­ self, year after year. Taking his liverance was sure (v. 6). The only Wis.) who are seeking to set up. a tions of this place and everything, horses down the Continental Divide thing Moses had. to do was to wait, FEPSlN from a high altitude to one several and see God work. SCOTTS EMULSION entirely new corporation to be known add we’d have to have pictures, and VEAff-ROUND TONIC as the Farmers’ Home corporation, all that can be mimeographed and thousand feet lower gave them an That word "wait” is a little one. which would operate upon a plan sent to these lists of people. And advantage, and he liked the town It seems to call for no effort, to be. '■ e /t?—. similar to the Federal Housing ad­ we have the complete set-up. Prac­ which lay in the long valley between easy of fulfillment; yet it seems to MiMintr I ministration insofar as farm loans tically no investment needed. Some the Wauchichi and Shinumo ranges be the hardest thing for a human DRY ITCHY SCALP are concerned and which would as­ guest cabins, yes—Gus and Tim and and had a season of pleasant autumn being to do. Christians who can .Get relief .from ItCbIng of JISM weather. speak and work for God when things [dry scalp and help remove JM BftGO \ sume many of the functions of the you could build them yourselves. loose dandruff flakes with existing farm loan agencies, within And this is a lovely place, and Although the distance from Sar­ are active and moving become M diiotlliiiBSin som e IL'S the D. of Ai there’s beautiful country to ride in gent’s ranch to Saginaw Falls was querulous and despondent when and plenty of horsesl And I’m an. not more than right hundred miles, they have to wait or when they are ; i c Straggle for Control awfully good cook!” he always shipped his horses by laid aside for a time. & His promise is sure. That is not : d y .Thus, there is a three-way fight Nell said nothing more. In a mo­ rail in charge of his trainer, Perry ment Rob asked, “You say you’ve Gunston, rather than vanning them just a religious sentiment. It is a I; RELIEF for control of the multi-billion-dol­ lar farm lending agencies, which made out the letter?" or taking them in an automobite fact, and it is proved by history. -Small Size 60c| since their inception in May, 1933, “Yes." NeU picked it up from the trailer. This was because the high­ n . God’s Plan (13 :17-19). BIUtUM table and handed it to him. But way made a rather precipitous de­ There was a direct, easy road MtICtIM tl pit* have made various types of farm along the coast of the .!Mediter­ W lt I TtOtlMl loans through June 30, 1945, totaling Rob put out a protesting hand. “No. scent, winding down through sev­ $16,868,539,301 under tire head ^f the I don’t want to see it, thank you. eral mountain passes; and on the ranean up to Canaan, but; God with Farm Credit administration, and an And I hope you haven’t set your Divide, the' unpredictable storms His pillar of cloud and fire did not additional billion dollars under the heart on this. Have you?” sometimes made the road danger­ lead in that way. ' ••/•; Farm. Security administration. "Set my heart on it?” said Nen. ous or even impassable for trucks. How strange that He should take ILast The various lending agencies, “Because I don’t like to deny you But he Mmself made the trip by them by a longer, more difficult which have been established under any of your wishes.” motor. . way! NotatalL He knew the dan­ ger of the easy way. It was there the Farm Credit administration gov­ .“I know," said NeU hesitatingly. There were always several events ough ernorship, include the Federal Imnd "You’re awfully nice about that. I scheduled for two-year-olds, ' in that the warlike Philistoies would banks, the Production Credit cor­ wanted to thank you for—for the be lying in ambush. Such immedi­ promptly be« which Sargent tried put his promis­ ate conflict would discourage Israel ie seat of the poration, the Fadaral Intermediate sleigh Gus is making—and the mon­ ing youngsters, and one race, on a and expel Credit banks, the Federal Farm key tree. I do thank you ever so the test day of the meet!'with a ten- and tempt them to return to the id aid nature Mortgage corporation, Uie 13 Banks much.” fieshpots of Egypt. SoHe toric them 7, tender, In* thousand-dollar purse, which at­ the other way. cons mem* for Co-operatives, Emergency Crop Rob brushed this aside. “ It’s noth­ tracted an impressive entry. Itwas and Feed loans and the Itegional ing at all," he said indifferently. Note that God’s guidance for them ist to sell yon in this race that Thunderhead was was one of intelligent planning, not Witti the un­ Agricultural Credit corporation, all “No reason you should not have to make his debut, and long before ite the -way it of which, as of June 30, 1945 had what you want." school closed Ken had familiarized just impulse or chance. He knew :h or you ara loans outstanding amounting to $ 2,- NeU wassUent. AfterawhUeshe what to do, and. He did .it, for their ick. himself with the past performances good. 246,628,252. said, “Rob, you know this isn’t just 44Is this card phony or what?” of ell winners of this' big event. The National Council of Farm Co­ something I want—for the fun of God has a plan, not only for. the .SION tills experiment could .have been Thunderhead had only: to run the nations, but also tor individuals, for IslBrancbitis operatives and the Farm Bureau I t - ” worked out first, so ..that, when I two miles on the Saginaw Falls federation believe the; Farm Credit "Isn’t it? I thought maybe you your life and mine. Let us find His- told you, I could have told you of a track as fast as he had run it at will tor us, for it is good, accept­ agencies'should be set up on an in­ were lonesome here with me alone.”. Tait accompli’—mOhey in the bank, home to win. ne ways to dependent basis much the same as “You know it isn’t that at all. • • • able !andVperfoct'XRrin; 12:1,' 2). debts paid, notes'met, a going con­ Note the honoring of the faith of the Federal Reserve system, and Rob, you aren’t even pretending to cern—not just, as it is now, one For Ken to hang around his fa­ should co-ordinate the different teU the truth about anything.” Joseph in God’s promise (v. 19). The IW more hope, one more plan, one ther while the letter containing his memory of his assurance was a fields of farm credit loans to elimi­ " st a damned liar, am I?” report card was'being opened, or nate jgaps and duplications, operat­ more good chunk of wishful think­ blessing to his descendants, and That struck NeU as.funny and ing.4’ ', . even to allow the depressing event IOOP ing within the framework of the na­ helped her recover her poise. “It’s ,to catch him in the same room, they honored it and him. What BD-IRON Nril was leaning back In her arm­ will our descendants have to say tional governmental policy, under because I told you that thing last was so unusual that Rob McLaugh­ who suffer so ■the jurisdiction of a bi-partisan summer—that the horses would nev­ chair and made no answer. about our faith in God? a t you're pale, lin felt sure something was fishy. m . God’s Presence (13:20-22). iis may be due .board of six to seven members. er succeed and it made you mad at 44But," continued Rob, 44Since you >o try Lydla E. have made it so plain that it was He glanced up at Ken who stood Our God does not just send a plan me. And you’ve never got over be- waiting beside his desk with hands me of the best Combine FSA WUh FCA lngmad. And I was thinking after­ not oriy the horses you doubted, it or program to His people. He is al­ > red blood—in W Was me too—and any ability I might driven deep into the pockets of his ways with them and is ready to go Tablets are one Sec. of Agriculture Clinton P. An- ward that it was awful of me, to bluejeahs. 44Going to take your med­ ron tonics you . derson believes the Farm Securitir have knocked everything so—the have to care for you and provide a before, them. :ores. home for you—” he left the sentence icine and get it over with, are you?” God’s plan is made known , to His I administration should be combined horses and your work—without hav­ he grinned, then looked a t the boy’s with the FCA, but by retaining all ing something else to suggest. So unfinished.. people as they follow Him step by face.again. That wasn’t Ken’s usu­ ,step. This means thatthere must agencies within the" department of I tried to find another plan. That’s The clock struck !eleven, and Paiily al report-card face—the face of one FLUSH KIDNEY URINE L S AH agriculture. He believes that farm a l l ” . rose from where She, had been tiring be guidance, moment by moment, waiting tor a death sentence. Oa if His plan is to be worked out. BtacfitwoadcrfiiIIyfranfiiaMa loans are inter-related with all the Rob began to knock the ashes out near the fire and staged an elab­ the contrary, the sensitive face was other functions of the department, of his MPe- hadn’t meant to orate stretch, then fan meowing-to He gives such guidance and it is JacfoVs ducoTcty Aat (d im s now flushed with anticipation, only when His children fail to follow and that persons who have a voice teU you this, Nell, but FU have to NdL ' . ' -i. ! backache, ran-dowa fading Jae se?y fro in making credit available to farm­ now. Otherwise you won’t be able gleams of light played in the depths it that the pattern of life becomes link: the agony iia Nril lifted her automatically. of his blue eyes and one smile after confused. ' IaexccssacififtinAei of happiness, ers should have a voice in the for­ to understand why I say no to your 44Thafs true, isn’t it,'Nell?” asked , BUT I know mulation of other form programs to proposition. I am not going to con­ the other rippled across his lips. - The field of divine guidance is one Peepls everywhere are NaAnf ill of whiskey. Rob In a sudden direct-manner.' “Read it, dad. Read it quick!” in which Christians .have widely relief from painful symptoms «_ make a maximum contribution to tinue to raise horses -as the main “What?” farRatlen caused by excess acidity I ____ -the. Welfare of the farmer. ,production'line of the ranch. They he exclaimed, and watched closely divergent experiences. SOme know urine. M. KILMER'S SWAMP ROOT bt. AL I 44That you have lost confidence in as . his father took the card and the sweet, unconfused daily experi­ acts fast on the kidneys to ease discomfort Iod 2S. California, ... “Because of the prevailing view can be a ride line. Fm going to me?” . " by promotia# the flow of urine. This pure that agencies of the federal govern­ raise sheep.” Studied it, item by item. ence of God’s hand upon them, car­ herbal aaemnas In especially welcome Nell did not answer immediately. ing for even the minor details (or where Madder . IrritatiOB duo to excess ment should be grouped under cabi­ “Sheep!” exclaimed NriL “But Fhially she said, 44Rob-I didn’t Rob simply didn't believe it. He acidity Is responsible for 4fMttiar up at shook his head with bewilderment. are they minor?)'of life. Others have nifht*. A carefully blended combfoatiea net officers responsible directly to that requires an enormous invest think you would succeed with the «(16 herbs, roots, vetetables, balsam; Dr. the president,” Mr. Anderson said, mentl How could we possibly raise “Is this card phony or what? Do known the directive power of God KIInMrrS contains Hoiking harsh, Bah* horses. I told you that. But that’s in some Iifo crisis, but not in the “I believe that for the long run, the the money for that?” not you personally-^” you know what's in it, Ken?” 1 question is not whether the farm “It’s already raised. To begin 44IVhat? '4 demanded K en . confi­ ordinary affairs of life.': Many, and credit and the Iarm security pro­ with, although I did not make the 44But it was, me, personally,” he dently. perhaps most, think Cd divine guid­ Send for free, prepaid nnpphrTODAYt !r a t i o n s Insisted. 44Yout didn’t think I was Ltta thousands * otbert-yWII be glad grams should be set up within an twenty thousand dollars from my “Ninety-two in Algebra. Ninety- ance as a spiritual theory of which that: yew did* S«*d jBame.aad address to I v e v h o s e d r o p s independent agency of the federal polo ponies which I might have going to pull us through, did you?” four in Latin. Ninety-seven in Chem­ the preacher talks, but know noth­ I r AS DIRECTED government. To me, the question made with good luck, ! ,did make 44You never took me into your istry, and one hundred in Eng­ ing of it in theft own lives. rather. seems to be whether it is nearly ten. That cleans me out of confidence," said NelL "You. didn’t lish." What makes this great difference?. Vi V 01—415 more appropriate for these agencies horses. With the exception of the tell me you were going to try a Rob pointed at the card. 44How4A Faith—or the lack of it. Those who' LI-. to be in the department of agricul­ young stuff coming up I’ll have noth­ different line. You kept saying it you get this? Was it just one com­ trust God accept and receive His ture, or in some other executive de­ ing more to sriL But I have put Was to be the horses or nothing.” position?” blessed leadership moment by mo­ partment of government. Since these every dollar, of that, and more too— 44I suppose that’s as good a way 44You had to be excellent all year, ment. 'It is as simple as that. Oth­ STRAIN), SORENESS are farmers' programs, it. seems nil i cotiild borrow—into a band of of answering as any,” said Rob and write a perfect composition'to ers reach out and take it when, the obvious to me that they belong in ewes. I investigated the sheep mar­ slowly. end up with.” pressure of life makes them cast CUTS, BURNS :kacbe that department which is engaged' ket thoroughly when I was In Lara­ A sudden passionate protest flung 44What subject did you choose?” themselves on God. Others simply, muddle along “doing their best,” f Disordered . primarily with'; the problems-, of mie. I was lucky in my buy I Nell to.her feet, Paidy h it the floor 4TwroteaboutthattimeItriedto ______.BfrW iieOiOf Tlraftnr* I Action the farmers.” ' think. I found these up. at the with a little grunt.. 44I don't see.why get the eaigte'feather—you know- which is not their best, for God is B ALSAia m rK T E S B IJ * cndcrai* I t s hurry and worry* This writer believes that since Doughty ranch, near the Red Des­ confidence means So much to you! down there in the Valley of the Ea­ not to it. Venthuonaaaud liproper eating and I’ve never stopped' loving you—not -The pillar of ctoud, which became I exposure and infec* ;Mr. Flannagan is chairman of the ert. Fifteen hundred CorriedaIe gles, and the eagle , chased me all Tofce* I strain on the work house agricultural committee and the least.bih Siqipose some of the. the way down the 'diff and stuck luminous at night,, was ideal for the *edd«.tnect bUatoak aad Wv pofcoo. Jy are apt to become 'his measure has been reported out “When are they coming on the confidence—was gene? That Would his daw s in my belly and it! was guidance of . IsraeL It provided Ito filVer excess acid ctaapped ikia. Ka ratfiepUO OetiaO Iea- a lrn m th f life-giving for passage, it is likely it will stand ranch?” asked NdL be only human—wouldn’t, really only my belt that saved me—but ot shade from the hot sun by day, and it was a sure guide in the dark­ nagging backache, a good chance to pass the house in “They’re already on,” said Rob. matter between us!” ' ■ course I fixed it up m'littie.” v Urfa I* cot or teofeeo. i, getting up rights, spite of the opposition of the agri­ 4Tve got« .Mexicaii as a herder, Rob got to Iys feet and went about ■ 44HowM you fix it up? Seems to ness of the night. ’ fig—feel constant !) 1 - We who believe in Christ have canelUeo of lllelun aarf . M Nora out. Ol ber signs cultural secretary. Whether, it will and we drove them up from Lara­ blowing the Mmps out, and finally m e that was hot stuff without any. — aw el* Iiaatofcraeftrfffil . SSdS Kr disorder e>re some- get by the senate, however, is an­ mie two days ago. -We came in the answered, "Just that it—sort of— fixing.” - ' ' an even better and more precious' S1.M, pty or too frequen't other question. baric way.” : takes the heart out of a man.” ! . evidence of God’s presence—the' a Co HANFORD HNUCO*,-. ILYv Ken waved his hands In a suave Holy Spirit who indwells us. He. Sott Dinhnraof lift. Doan's help the The^ Farmers union believes, the. “But what about Bellamy’s shegp^ It was still’possible, thought Nell, add explanatory fashion. 44Ohl I put Iharmtul excess body reveals God’s will to us, urging us. |»ad more fbaa half a Flannagmi bill will definitely !,kill They’re. Out on the baric range- as she walked'slowly upstairs. When in some romantic dope—you know, pproval. Are recom* the FSA and' they are standing there. J saw them y esterday on, or restraining us as the'need i users everywhere. pqople loved each other as. they had, the sort of things writers write—I alongside the secretary in the fight to “If you saw sheep oh this ranch nothing more would be needed than had it that I had a picture of mg may be. Are we- obedient to .His ^alsarnfv)^rrh keep the credit agencies within the yesterday you saw our own sheep. just one look—one word—her name, girl in the buckle of my belt, so she blessed promptings? Do we walk department of agriculture; Bellamy left -with h is’sheep weeks NdL There would-be no forgiving —sort 'of satfed my life, you see*" in the light of His perfect guid­ JfiO-”; . isr ' '• _ or explaining, just a sudden com­ (to be co M n m m r ance? /•; -

THE DAVlE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE N. C JANUARY 16. 1946.

THE DAVIE RECORD. Sgt. Frank Poplin De- TlianksyBrot Alexander1ScIiooks Re-Open Today THE DAT C. FRANK STROUD - Editor, j dared Dead . Cooleemee, Jan, 7,1946. r All Davie County schools ate Oldest Papej Mr. C. Frank Stroud, ; scheduled to reopen today, Wed- SP EC IA LSI ! nesday, after having been closed No Liquor, TELEPHONE — Si Editor Davie Record. 1 since Jan. ?th, on account of im­ DeSar Mr. Editor:—I wish to as­ Ekitered a t th e Poatoffice in Mocks- passable roads. If weather ~ con­ Fast Color Fine Quality A7 N E W S A R ] vlllo, N. C., as Second-class Uafl sure you we appreciated the nice tinues bad another postponement Drapery c yd. matter, March 3.1908, report of our kiddies Christmas may have to be made. Otis Fosterj party of last week in your paper. Mocksville' SUBSCRIPTION RATES: I have supported The. Davie Mrs. Lizzie Johnson Harry Strotj ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE • *10# Record ever since I came to Da­ Mrs. Lizzie Spencer Johnson, 84 Fine Quality 90 inch OA SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE J SO widow o f F. M. Johnson, died Jan. to Sheiby lastf vie County. The Record has al­ 6th at the home of her daughter, Sheeting c yd. ways done my personal job print­ The Davie Record received a Mrs. J. W . Rodwellt o f Mocksville. Mrs. F. E. ] OO ing, and did good work for me. Mrs. Johnson was the daughter S- was in' tov check for $4.50 for printing done Wishing vou many more years of Oliver H. and Lettie Wuson 25 per cent Wool Lined last week. for the countv in December. The of successful newspaper work. Carter Spencer. She was married Democratic paper received a check Very respectfully yours, . twice, the first time to Rev. T. A. Overall Jackets * Didc Bre for $266.00 for printing done" for Stone, a Methodist minister. week from a | R. V. ALEXANDER. county in December. Tack this She is survived by one brother,1 at Raleigh. Frank Spencer of Pittsburgh, Va$; j information on your desk for fu­ Davie Farm News five grandchildren and three great­ QuiIt Cotton Stitched 69c J. F. M oot ture reference. grandchildren. was in town J AU eligible producers interested Funeral was held Tuesday at 2: hands with I The campaign to raise money in applying for a ‘new grower’ to­ p. m^ at the First Methodist Sanforized OI to fight infantile paralysis is on in bacco allotment should file an ap­ Church of which she was a mem­ J. Arthur I Davie county. Every person in plication at the Davie Cotmty ber. Dr. J. C. Prichard officiated. Blue Chambrey >c yd to his home I the county who possibly can, AAA office prior, to February 1st, Interment was in Rose Cemetery. suffering froJ should contribute to this worthy 1946, J. N. Smoot, Chairman, Da­ cause, and we feel sure that our Sheffield News. :Pvt. BobbJ T.-Sgt. Frank White Poplin, 23, vie County AAA Committee said. Children’s Flannel edat Greenj people will do their part in ths Mrs. Bob Richardson and child- son of Mrs. Thomas Poplin and He pointed out that in order to $148 Field, spentf worthy cause. ren haqe moved to the Cherry Pajamas the late Mr. Poplin, has now been be eligible for a new tobacco al­ Grove school house near County with his pari Bj HaH. We appreciate the nice things dedarcd dead, in a letter received lotment, the following conditions Line. Harvey Cleary and familF have that both Republicans and Demo­ from the War Department. Sergt. must be met: (I) The farm oper­ ator shall have had experience in moved from the Annie Radedpe Pvt. GumJ crats have said about The Record Poplin won for himself many farm to To Furkey foot. Tobacco Canvas his honorabl during the past few weeks. We friends, when at the age uf six growing the kind of tobacco for Kelly Gaither soent last week rived home | also appreciate the many new years he became carrier boy for a which an allotment is requested in Greensboro visiting his sister ing 15 montj gium and Fr[ readers we have added to our newspaper, and continued to de­ either as a share-cropper, tenant, Mrs. Howard Elkinso. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dyson Buy Now-Very Scarce are glad to ' large circulation since the holidays liver to or as a farm operator during the past five years, or if the farm op­ spent last week in Draper visiting The people o f Davie County his customers each morning until Mrs. Dysou parents* Mr. and Mrs. 3 yd. and 5 yd. Widths erator has been in die armed ser­ Dr. and I know that this newpaper has he reached the age of 19. He was Bill CasselL and daughtl worked hard for the past 46 years a member of the Baptist Church, vices of the United States, within The subject discussed at the gos­ visited Mrs. I In helping to make this section a a graduate of Mocksville High five years prior to his entry into sip club Saturday night were fire Hundred Yds. $7.95 Mrs. W. H .| School. He was both popular and the armed services, (2) The farm crackers. Some of die war moth­ one day better place in which to live. It ers said it look like some of the active in school athletics. Prior operator shall be living on the gar who ha has stood for all that was good boys who tried to shoot the big­ two weeks and made a fight against all (hat to entering the army he held a farm and largely dependent, on gest one would went on over and this farm for his livelihood. (3) Dr. Lassitetj was detrimental to the best inter­ position with the Ideal Grocery, heard some teal shooting. his discha ests of the good people of the and his friendship continued to The farm covered by the applica­ Ed Chandler, a tenant on die S H E 0 5 He served 2 | town and county. Wc will con­ iucrease manifold while employed tion shall be the only farm owned farms of Charlie VogJer and Mrs. tinue to fight for what we think is there. or operated by the farm operator E. E. Vogler, near Advance, re­ For The Entire Family Lieut.-! On Jidy 29,1942, he became a on which any tobacco is produc­ ports a fine crop yield last year. W esley Ftj tight and “hew to line, let the Mr. Chandler received a Iitde chips fall where they may.” soldier in the UJ S. ArrHy, and on ed; and (4) no kind of tobacco spending other than the kind for which ap­ more than $2,300 from his cotton Foster’s sis Oct, 29, 1942, was promoted to and tobacco crops, which does plication for an allotment Is made Groceries At OPA Ceiling Davie. Cc| District Board of Heakh the rank of Sergeant in the Air not include the com and odier tioned at Corps. Sgt. Poplin received his will be grown on -such farm in crops grown on the farms, two years, Organized training as radio gunner on a 1946. He emghasized that die on­ Prices and Lower he will A district board of health has Mitchell bomber at various air ly exception that would be made Nortn Carolina expires, In The Superior Court cated in Cl been organized to serve Davie, bases, viz: St. Petersburg, Ft. My n the date for filing applications Davie Coonty would be in the case of a farm the armed I Stokes and Yadkin Counties. ers, Tampa, Avon Park, Panama Visit Us Often And Save glad to hai| The board is composed of the City, Fla., Myrde Beach, Greeu- operator being in the armed forces Notice of Summons by » hom e con following members: E. M, Holt, ville, S. C., and Ft. Knox, Ky. H e'on t^at date. Under this condit- Publication Cooleemee; Dr. V. L. DeHart, was later transferred to a combat application may be filed not Tbe defendant, Hdward Hatding Mocksville Cash Store Walnut Cove; Dr. L. S. Hall, (M. zone iu die N. P. theatre of war, Iater than the time tobacco is Caudle wilt take notice that an ac­ D.) Yadkinville, and Dr. W. R. being stationed on various islands substantially all planted in . the tion entitled as shown above, bas »* Wilkius (Reg. Pharmacist), Mocks- in the Aleutians. He leaves Ije-JcountY* ot within 30 days follow- been commenced in the Snperior wThe Friendly Store1 ville. Ex-officio members of die hind a personal diary, which re- his discharge from the armed Court of Davie County, North Car. George R. Hendricks, Manager board are J. W. Gamer. Chair­ cords his entire army life while forces, whichever is earlier.- olina, to order an absolute divorce; and the said defendant will further man, Board of County Commiss- overseas. take notice that be is required to sioners. Yadkin County; J. C. Car­ On Dec. 30, 1944, Sgt. Poplin Freeman-Alien appear, at the office of ihe Cleric of son, Superintendent of Scoools, was reported missing in action on j Brace Freeman. «on of Mr. and Mrs. the Superior Couit of >aiten marriage at the home ef the „1 -I-.. ___-I j —I ; I brides parents Friday evening at TtSO of February, 1946 , and answer or January 8,1946, as provided for tne Distinguished Flying Cross o'cloc>t. with Rev. Mr. Dillard officiating, demur to the complaint in said ac­ ASSOCIATION, in a general assembly bill last and the Good Conduct Medal. Mr- 81V1 M,«- f>ee.uan will make their tion., dr the plaintiff will apply to , i_i_ _ i home in ihis city. The Rrcrd extends March (H. B. No. 321). The board I nese medals were presented t o ? sincere wishes for a fyng iiud happy voy- the court, for the relief demanded OF MOCKSVILLE, N. C., AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1945. in sit'd complaint. is charged with the responsibility his mother by an army chaplain a e l^rnlJSb l|f' ASSETS: ~ of caring for matters relating to in a ceremony at the First Baptist I This 9 th day of January, > 9 4 6 . S. H CHAFFIN, THE ASSOCIATION OWNS: the interest of the puhlic health Church, Mocksville. Sgt. Poplin • Fork News Notes. Clerk Superior Court. in this tri-county district and it CashonhandandinBanks , . $ 24.082.50 replaces the former health boards is survived by his mother, four W Httgh V5sfion entered Fowan Meroor- B, C. BROCK, Attnrnev, brothers and three sisters. i tal Hospital lis t Moodny to undergo SKtte of Nordi Carolina and U . S. Government Bonds 26,807.00 in each of the three counties. The i minor operation. 1 4 0 0 .0 0 , law requires that the board meet Stock in Federal Home Loan Bank . . I Mr?. Zfb Burton who ba* beeo / so sick Mortgage Loans . • . . 75,734.58 at least oncc each year in some AAA Nbws I f :r iitree, W^pkst is improving slowly. Notice to Creditors city or county in this three coun­ ' TftiHtiac Riga and family have moved Havingqiiaiifiedas Executrix of the Money loaned to shareholders for the purpose pf- ty health department. Applications for new-grower to­ into irieif home, recently from Wjfey Dobv. estate of Georgia Mary Charles, deceased, enabling them to own their homes. Eiich loan ' The establishment of the dis­ bacco allotments must be filed in ' * D. M, Bflilejr J r , and wife. WboliWere Ute of Davie County, N, C., notice Is here­ secured by first mortgage on local improved real trict board tends to streamline the . ,-wr* , - oi^rriftd a few weeks ago nre now making by given all persons bolding claims a estate. . m e VJounty Umce prior t o r e l > t!v-ir home here with D M. Bailey, Sr. gainst the said estate,' to present them to - administration setup of the local the uodersiitned on or before- Dec.. 27th, 950.00 r u a fy I , Requests for increases In ' R- Foster who was honorebie dis* Share Loans • • * health department and will be an 1946, or tbis notice will be plead in bar o f . Advances made to our shareholders against their - improvement over the old setup tobacco allosments for old-growers their recover) . AM persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make im* shares. No loan exceeds 90 per cent, of amount as it facilitates the procedures for­ should be made either to the AAA1' a«°* - mediate payment.' Tbia Dec. 27, 1945. actually paid in merly handled by three boards. Office or the community commit-f sJw Mildred Wood, who has spent sev- (MISS) HAZEL CHAKLES. fcxnc 7 ‘er»l weeks in WlnstoQ»baletn. is here at Advances for Insurance, Taxes, Etc. s 21.90 Ih e State Health Officer, howev­ teemen prior to Jan. 19. (Mrs1) Georgia Mary CharIes Dec’sd. er. in a recent letter has made it a Iber home fur a few days stay Office Furniture and Fixtures • • • 2 0 0 .0 0 point to express the appreciation Real EseiteOwned- . . NONE of the State Board of Health for S e t t ! ■ Real Estate Sold Under Contract . $ 1,970.00 1,970.00 the interest and willing co-opera­ tion at all times on the part of Mrs. J. L. Eaton. Admrx, of B P. TOTAL . . . . $ 131,265.98 the members of each of the form­ Moore, decs’d , et al LIABILITIES: er county boards. These gentle­ vs men have rendered valuable ser­ L-. Iia Moore, Mrs Rmh Kearns; THE ASSOCIATION OWES: vice locally and to the state. - Mrs. Margaret Beck, et al. To Shareholders ALFRED MORDECAI, M.1V Notice, Serving of Sum­ Fundsentrusted to ourcareintheform of pay Acting Sec. DistvBoard of Health. ITY CAB . ments on shares as follows: mons by Publication Installment Shares . : . $ 46,617.00 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powell, of The defendant, Mrs. Rutb Kearns, Full-Paid Shares . . . 70,800.00 R. 4, should be very happy in­ will take notice tbat an action .en. Odier Shares . . 2.177.71 119,594,71 deed. Tiiey had six sons in the titled as above bas been commenced Undivided Profits . . • • ••> 6,139.78 armed forces, and all served from inthe Superior Court of Davie two to four years overseas. AU six Earnings held in trust for distribution to share* County, N. C , to sell the lauds holders at maturity o.f their shares ^ ; of the sons went through the war belonging to the estate of B F and all have been given honorable I W R. Wilkins John Nv Waters Moore, deceased, to make assets ReserveforContingaicies .' . . 5,500.00 discharges. This is a record for for tbe pavment of bis debts; and To-.be used for the payment of any losses, if sus- any family to be proud of. the said defendant will further take tained. This reserve increases the safety and notice that she is required to ap­ strength of the Association. " annual meeting Promptand ite Service pear at ttar office of tbe Clerk Ot Other Liabilities' ' . . , . ' . . , 31.49 Superior Court of Davie Com.ty. The annual -meeting of the in the court bon.'-e in Mocltsyille, TOTAL • • • • . $131,265.98 Shareholders of the Mocksville N. C., on tbo 9 th day ot Febru­ STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Building & Loan Association will ary, 1 9 4 6 , and answer.or demur to COUNTY OF DAVIE, ss: be held inthe office of the Asso­ Phone 21 . At Bus Station tbe complaint in said action, or the ciation January 24, 1946, at 7:30 ' J. D- P. Campbell, Secretary-Treasuret o f the above named'Asso­ plaintiff will apply to the Coart for ciation personally appeared before, me this day, and being duly sworn, o’clock. Purpose of meeting is the relief demanded in said com­ for the election of officers for die says that the foregoing statement is true to die best of his knowledge plaint. Tbis tbe 4 th day of Janu­ andbelief. J. D. P. CAMPBELL,- Secretary-Treasurer. ensuing year, and the ,.transaction Night iPhone . y 153 W ary. 194 6 . - ’/ of any other business that may = S. H. CHAFFIN. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 4th day of January, 1946. come befbre the meeting. • . vS , Clerk of SuperiorCourt. HAZEL TURNER, Notary Public. J. D. P. CAMPBELL, Sec.^ ^ By A. T. GRANT; Attorney.' My Comniission Expires jantiary 2 9 ,1946.

i THE! DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N.' C.. JANUARY 16.1946. THE DAVlE RECORD R. E. Tharpe of Harmony, R. I, was a Mocksville visitor last week Kappa News. and paid our office a pleasantcaO. T. h. Kooots, who baa had pneumonia, f Oldest Paper In The County continues to improve,. Rev. and Mrs. B. C. Eteavie were visit- No Liquort Winet Beer Ads L. W. Blackwelder, of High inH relatives here last week. Mt. and Mrsi JamesSnydeibavemoved J A NUARY Point, was rambling around town NEWS AROUND TOWN. to th e W. A. Bterly Iarm - Carl Fiem ber Thursday shaking hands with old whu lived theiehaB movedtothe Jericho yd. friends. community ( Otis Foster, of Charlotte, Mt and Mis'. Clay York and children was a visited at the hdme of Mr and Mrs. Ben Mocksyille visitor Thursday. Mrs. R. L. Wilson, who suffer­ York Tuesday. ed a stroke of paralysis on Christ­ Mrs. W. A. Bveriy who has been sick Harry Stroud made a for some time, remains about the same. to Sheiby last week. mas day, continues quite ill, her yd- many friends willbe sorry to learn. Mrs. F. E. Faircloth, of Advance, WANT ADS PAY. was in town shopping one day CpL W illiam H. Dwiggins has Below Are Some Items We Are Clearing From Stock And We Suggest last week. received his honorable discharge FOR SALE—1937 Ford coach 3.48 and arrived home last week. Wil­ in good shape. C F. Boger, That You Come In And Shop Around For Anything You Might Need Didk Brenegar returned last liam spent three years in service, week from a short visit to friends Mocksville, R.4. with the last twelve months in at Raleigh. FOR SALE-Model H. John Were $3.98 Cottage Curtains $4.98 the South Pacific. We are glad DeereTracfor, mowing machine, Baby Blankets Now $2.98 69c J. F. Moore, of Gtauite Quarry, to welcome him home; . disc harrow and wood saw all in Children's Coat Suits Were $2.98 Now $ 1 9 8 Window Miades 49c was in town Weduesday shaking good condition. Al. S. ARNDT, hands with friends. A. A, Wagoner, who underwent i Mocksville, N. C., R. 4. Children's. Jerkin Suilfi Were $8.50 Now $6.98 Cotton Sheet Blankets 1(1.98 a serious operation at Davis Hos­ Near Cherry Hill Church. Children's Jumpers Were $3.98 Now $2.98 “ OUT I N G J. ALtthur Daniel was confined pital, Statesvills, several weeks ago, yd to his home several days bust week was able to return home< the past Ex-Marine wants job driving ,Children's Jumpen Were $5.98 Now $4.75 For Quilt Linings. Yd. suffering from arthritis. week, and is getting along nicely. your truck. Three years experi­ 59c ence in Marie Corps, driving heavy Children's Skirts Were $6.98 Now $5.60 Lonnie says it is mighty fine to be (58 inches Wide) Pvt Bobby Hall, who. is station­ home again after five weeks in a trucks. If you want a man who . (With Galluses) ed at Greensboro O. R. D., Air hospital. knows what he is doing, call on, or write QUILT SCRAPS ~ 1.48 Field, spent last week in town Winter Dresses, Hats 2-Pound BundleB with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. S, . Pfo W. B. Koontz has arrived JOE H. LANGSTON, B. Hsill. home with an honorable discharge R. 2, Box 77, Mocksville, N. C. GREATLY REDUCED 49c after serving for more than three WANTED.—I;000 cords pine . Pvt. Lash has received years in the Army Air Force. and poplar blocks delivered at mill his honorable discharge and ar­ He was last stationed at Shaw at following prices: Cut 50 inches rived home Jan. 8th, after spend­ Field, S. C. One brother Pfo long, $7,50 cord; cut 58 inches long ing 15 months in Germany, Bel­ Herman Koontz, was killed in ac­ $8.50 cord; cut 65 inches long, gium and France. His many friends $10.25 cord; cut 85 inches long, New Shipment For Men tion in March, 1943, in North A- e are glad to welcome him home. $12.75 cord. See us for lengdis to frica. Another brother Frank, is cut. POWELL BROS. CO. now in the Htilippine Islands. Work Pants, Work Shirts, Flannel Shirts Dr. and Mrs. Will FL Lassiter Route I. Mocksville. N. C. and daughter Kathie. of Selma, We are in receipt of a letter RADIO REPAIR SHOP—Now visited Mrs. Lasitefs grandmother, from F. M. Foster, a former citizen in full ODeration a. Walker Funer­ Hen’s Sweat Shirts, size 34. only 98c Men’s Work Shoes $298. $6.98 Mrs. W. H. Renegar on Route 2 al Home. Don’t throw your old 95 of Davie County, who has been Men’s Winter Underwear, sizes 40 46 $172 Ladies’ Oxfords ' $1.95. $4.10 one day last week. Mrs. Rene- in the west for many years. Mr. radio a wav. - Have it fixed. gar who has been ill for the past Men’s Shorts 70c 85c Ladies’ Loafers $4.15 Foster wants to read The Record. WAlNTED—4-4” Poplar, Maple, two weeks is improving slowly. He is in the real estate loan busi­ Men’s Undershirts 39c Ladies’ Dress Shoes $2 95. $4,25 Dr. Lassiter has recently received Birch, Eeech and Sycamore. Also \ ^ ness in Tulsa, Okla. Mr. Foster 4-4” and 3-4” Oak and 44” Pine Men’s Pajamas $3 98 Children’s Oxford’s $1.95. $4.10 his discharge as Major in die army was 88 years old on Dec. 14th, and He served 22 months in the Pacific. Lumber. We buy Poplar, Birch, BoyB1 Dungarees . $1.98 Ladies Raincoats (sizes 14-16) $5 98 is getting along fine. He says he Beech, Maple' and Sycamore logs, is going to write some articles for cut 49 and 68 inches long. We Boys’ Shoes $4.83 Ladies Overalls $2.49 ily Lieut--Colonel and Mrs. John The Record. pay fop prices, delivered at our Boys’ Slippers $3.75 Ladies 4 x Panties $1.49 Wesley Foster and babe, are factory. spending some time with CoL Robert Lester Gaither, A. M.M. ELKIN FURNITURE CO. Fostefs sisters and brother in 3 class, who has been in the U . S. Elkin, N . C. iling Davie. CoL Foster has been sta­ Navy far the past three years, re­ tioned at Trinidad for the past ceived 'his honorable discharge We can furnish you with Bal­ two years. He doesn’t know where Jan. 6th, and is how with his par­ lard & Ballard and Purina Feeds, CarolineV Dress Shoppe he will be stationed after his leave ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gaither, bran, shorts, Laying mash in expires. He was a physician lo­ on R. I. Robert spentthe past 19 print bags. Horse and dairy feed, cated in Chicago, before entering months in Alaska. He says. they wheat bran, mixed feed and grow­ Mocksville, N. C. the armed forces. His friends are have a few days of summer weath­ ing mash. Baby Chicks for sale. e iad to have him back in the old er in Alaska. He is happy to be DAVIE FEED & SEED CO. heome county. home again. Checkerboard Store . tore

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Approximately SJiOO employees o f The Among the Union's unmet demands are Meanwhile, some facts bear repetition. the following: v Erwin Cotton M ills have been ont of work Since January 1,1941 straight-tim e hour­ 31, 1945. since Oetober & On that date the Textile j. Full pay for six holidays not worked. ly wages of our employees have increased W orkers IJnion of America, CIO, called the 50.64% . strike. The ,Erwih M ills was anxious for Pay the total icosts of ALL of the follow­ work to continue. The Union said no. W byt ing insurance benefits for each employee: W e are not asking our employees to do $ 24.082.50 L ife insurance, accidental death' and dis-, an unreasonable amount of-work. W e are onds 26,807.00 Because the Union wanted unsettled parts memberment insurance, health and accident of a new contract written by an outsider— not asking them to-do more work than is 1,500.00 benefit insurance, hospitalization and inci­ an arbitrator. now being done by workers in competing 75,734.58 dental insurance benefits, m aternity benefit Soutiiern cotton mills. W e are not asking of That's a most unusual suggestion. insurance^ medical care benefit insurance, them to do more work than was done by an and'surgical carebenefit insurance. many of our own employees before the To let ah outsider settle disagreements eal strike was called. under the terms of a contract after it is One week V wages tor each year of serv­ 950.00 signed is the custom in most union contracts. ice with, the .Erwih Mills if an employee is If, however, an employee or the Union That’s what arbitration means in collective laid off due . to technological changes in eir manufacturing.;. feels that the work assignment is too much, unt bargaining. That’s what we have been that question would be ^subject to arbitra­ doing. That’s what we have agreed to con­ A thirty-m inuthpaid lunch period. tion. Iliis is arbitration as it is generally 21.90 tinue doing. practiced. W ithin the terms of the con­ 2 0 0 .0 0 B ut to let an outsider write the terms of a Nb Southern cotton m ill grants those tract, an arbitrator can decide whether the NE contract itself is entirely different. d e m a n d s .. work load is too much. He may order ad­ .00 1,970.00 justment of the work load and of the rate For years Organized Labor and -Manage' TheErwinM illsisinahIghlyieom petitive of pay.' The Erwin M ills would have to $ 131,265.98 ment generally have maintained that to abide by his decision. Could anything be let an outsider write the terms of a con­ business. Practicallyall thecottongoods tract itself is to forfeit their prime re­ we manufacture are; of standard specifi­ fairer than that? sponsibilities and obligations.. cations. They ^are sold on a price basis. The Union has inferred that the Erwin In normal times, competition is intense ay- Organized Labor andv Management, in MUls is in violation of W ar Labor Board general, agree that the very roots of collec­ ;even down to a fraction of a penny. directives. This is absolutely untrue. 7.00 tive bargaining would be jeopardized by The Erwin Mills must keep its selling Throttghout our history we have built a repu­ .00 allowing a third party to write the contract. price in line with, other Southern cotton tation for fair IreatmeMt of our employees. We 7.71 119,594,71 This opposition by Organized Labor and m ills. That means it must keep its costs, intend to continue this fair treatment. 6,139.78 Jtfanflgemeiit against perm itting an out­ including labor costs, well in line with The Erwin Mills his offered its employees' are- sider to write the terms of a contract is those of other Southmn cotton m ills. well founded. W hy have collective bar­ opportunity for earning the highest cotton mill 5,500.00 gaining if the terms of a contract are to , In the face of this competitive situation, wages it knows of in the South, The work be determined by a third party? W hy not sus- , we cannot risk the chance that an outsider required is no greater than that in well-oper­ and just have some government agency or ated mills throughout the South. super judge make the decisions and rele­ w ill put us too far out of line with ouf 31.49 gate management and labor to the role of competitors. His decision could destroy TheErwinMins had hopedfor fair consider- our business. ation of these facts. We still mamtainthat hope. $131,265.98 p u p p e ts ? ove named Asso- eing duly sworn, The Erwin Cotton Mills Company o f his knowledge tary-Treasuter. o f January, 1946. Notary Public. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSYILLE, N. C.

EASY pN ,THE CLUTCHi se w in g c ir c le Pa t t e r n s The new locomotive on No.,22 was not behaving- as .it should; ’First it A Simple, Efficient Hdme would move forward a few yards, then, with a great deal of puffing, it ^JtMperJacket for Tots IE IQ fK K would shift back to its original posiV tion. For 10 minutes this had been BUREAU H a v s t h O l D going on, while the passengers, ih kHH" the train raved. .- . BOBB EDITOR'S NOTEi Thu newspaper, HS At last one. of the passengers un­ SOX through special arrangement urns the M i i t a s able to contain himself longer, stuck ITasJiiRgton Bureau of Western Newspaper NI his head , out of the window ,and' Vnio R at 16i6 Eye Street, N, W., Washing­ A t / ' ton, D. C., is able to bring readers this hailed a Srffyeman. By weekly column on problems of the veteran - ."What on. earth is the matter with ORti servicemen and his family. Questions this rattletrap?" he demanded. Marty IJnk may be addressed to the above Bureau Leaning against one of the posts end they will be answered in a subsequent of the tram -shed, the brakeman column . iVo replies can be made direct spat, then grinned, and said: by matt; but only in. the column..which -Tm- not sure., mister: but l think will appear in Ihis newspaper regularly • the^ngmeerjs teaching his wife to New Veterans’ Hospitals drive." - ...... Gen. Omar i N. Bradley has .an­ -MIRACLE MAN nounced authorization and approval by the President of 29 new veterans administration hospitals. At 12 of these, a school of medicine is ad­ jacent to the new hospital. The new hospitals authorized are Birmingham, SOO beds; Little Rock, SOO beds; Tallahassee, Fla., 200 beds; Saginaw, Mich,, 200 beds;.Tu­ pelo, Miss., 200 beds; St. Louis, Mo., NANCY 500 beds; Southern Missouri, 1,000 Mrs.—What would you, think-of a beds; Poplar Bluff, Mo., 200 beds; man who was constantly; deceiving Grand Island, Neb., 200 beds; Met­ his wife? ropolitan New York, 1,000 beds; Mr.—I’d think he was a wizard. Syracuse, N. Y., 1,000 beds; Dur­ ham, N. C., 500 beds; Charlotte, N. Rare Moment C., 500 beds; Toledo, Ohio, 1,000 Terry—There was something in ■*5 beds; ICalamath Falls, Ore., 200 your . wife s speech -that sounded beds; Philadelphia, Pa., 1,000 beds; strange. - H i * Altoona, Pa., 200 beds; Brie, Pa., .Mr.—Yes: a pause. 200 bed::; Harrisburg, Pa., 200 beds; Chattanooga, Tenn., 500 beds; Bon­ Cake Is a Welcome Treat for Returning Servicemen! (See Recipe Below) - Statistics ...... Pattern; No. 1435 Is designed for sizes ham, Texas, 50 beds; Houston, Tex­ 2. 3, 4, 5 and 6 years. Size 3» jumper. I as, 1,000 beds; Salt Lake City, 500 r Foreigner—Is it true that Amer- 1420 yaxd ot 54‘incb material; jacket, % yard; beds; Spokane, Wash., 200 beds; Welcome Home Parties Icair1^omen‘ are the most beautiful 14-44 or Vfc yards of 3$ or 38*lncb fabric for the Madicon, Wis., 500 beds and Beck- LYNN SAYS in the world? ensemble. . ley, W. Va., 200 beds. If your favorite, serviceman is Bill—Oh. yes. and we've got the Send your order to: ^ } ."To -Make Soup: Place soup figures to prove it! Qaestirms and Answers coming home, either'on a furlough BEWlNG craCLB PACTEBN DEPT. or a discharge, m eat and bones in cold waterir and Q.—Are requirements for dis­ allow to come slowly to the boil­ 530 South WeDs SC. H . Cldeasd M U T T A then you’ll want Geneology Gay House Dress EndMe 25 cents in coins for e&cb charge in the seabees the same ing point. Soups should be sim­ : Mrs.—Is at .true that, it cost $100 as in the navy? And can a seabee to welcome him OOK bright and gay- a t 'the pattern desired.. r l’M NE home with plenty mered slowfy to bring out their to have my family tree looked up? L Pattern Ne. ' ‘ ■■ Sirs' be eligible for state-side duty be­ full flavor. K breakfast table in this simple IltoURK of mouth-water­ ■ Mr.—Weffl not exactly: I paid $5 Name , . .r A BIG fore he has achieved enough dis­ ing cakes and A good proportion to use is.il; to have it'looked-up.,and $95 to-have house dress with clever side but­ charge points? Mrs. W. C. G., Diggs, quart of water to .every pound toning, over-shoulder ruffles and Addrc pg .i. ■ ■ I DO YOO Va. cookies. These;; at hushed-up!;- '-; --- ... among other, of bone and meat. flattering lines. Make it in a pret­ HE’LL T. A.—Yes, point ratings in the sea­ l l things, are the Soiip stock will keep several ty floral print, checks or bold ,A bees are the same as in other days in the refrigerator if stored O n th eiiist...... polka-dots. Easily and quickly branches of the navy and they can foods they’ve I Billy-^-Im knee3 deep w-love. been dreaming in freshly scalded jars or pitch­ made, it’s perfect for your day­ be assigned for duty,, anywhere in ers. The cake of fat which forms Bette—1 11 put you on my .wading long activities. continental U. S. a t any time. about, so plan to list! have them in on top should not be removed until ■ " • • * Q.—How many points are re-, all the stock has been used. Then Pattern No. 142» comes In sizes 14, IS. nurs UUttEST SEUER M IB< quired for a dischargee from the' generous quantity, ‘ ; ' c Revised Version 18. 20; 40. 42, 44 and 46. Size 16 requires What about the shortage of sugar? it can be rendered and used for coast guard? Also does a man in frying or for the fat salvage. - Larry—Why -do" girls, kiss■ each 3 1 4 yards of 35 or 39-inch m aterial:' i t the coast guard get points when he There’s no need-to worry about that, other-when they meet? . - yard extra lor ruffling. as long as you can get syrups which ’ A good batch of soup stock can- PACKAGE SOAP gets married? A reader, Coleridge, be used for several days. Tho Harry—That;s. easy. ,They, do unto Tot’s Jumper and Jacket . Neb. substitute so nicely. - If you follow Use In Hard or Soft Water. first part can be cooked with veg-. others as - they would that: men ERE is an adorable little wide­ Case 73 H e pkgs. S7.50 A.—As of December 11, 1945, en­ toe recipes exactly - as toeyfre giv­ should do unto-them:, H Case 72 28c pk* 3 . *18 en, the texture and taste will be per­ etables; the second batch with shouldered jumper for that LITTLE listed men in the coast guard are noodles or rice; and the third IMITATION PEPPER required to have 40 points to be­ fect. You won’t even miss the sug­ active Youngster of yours. She’U Five 23e packages S1.00. time herbs or dumplings may be H ardtoG et feel so grown-up with tile pert come eligible for discharge. To ob­ ar. ' Bette^Has the' joke'edltor got my Shipped prepaid if paid In full vrltb order Keep simplicity in mind for these added. matching jacket. The set-takes or C.O.D. plus an charges. ' tain the dependency, points, he must joke*ykt ?' ..... PBAtERB A AGENTS WAlWANTED “Welcome Home” parties. Cake or- To make clear soup, the white little material—use scraps for the have been married on or before of I egg may be mixed with I Billy—No. but he's trymg hard. INC August 15, -1945, and must have cookies, perhaps some ready-made? cherry applique., Let her wear it sandwich fillings in the refrigera­ teaspoon of cold water and boiled with blouses or her favorite sweat­ ' made a financial allotment to his in’th'e soup for 2 minutes. The wife. tor, fruit and beverages are all you NOT ON MENU ers. will need. There should be no fuss crushed egg shell may also be Q.—My grandson was drowned in used before boiling, and removed Germany after serving over two or bother, just plenty of good food, served appetizingly. by straining through a cheese­ years in the army. His insurance cloth. was made out to me, as his parents The following cake is made Ify \ ASK M O l S m t m A are dead and I raised him from the the newer; shorter method, and can day he was born. However,, after be done ^either, by hand or with an Beat, egg whites with salt until I A N O T H S K T i sending in his insurance papers,, the electric mixen, if you. are lucky stiff .enough to hold up in peaks.,but I A General Quiz * f S P t A m t. . . government wrote they didn’t' give' enough to’hfLve one. IJse the. Clock hot ; idry. I Pour syrup ih’ a',--fine -T' IV. O-O-O-O-Cw O-O-O-O-O-O-O- it to grandmothers. Is there any­ or cqunt accqrately when beating. , StrehnV; over the egg whites,,heating 1. How many crimes are actual­ thing I can do or anyone I could 'Delicate White Cake. constantly about 10 to 15 minutes; JITTER write to so I can get it? Mrs. C. E. 2 cups sifted cake flour or until of the right consistency ly mentioned in the'Constitution? H., Hinsdale,'Hi. Zbi teaspoons double-acting baking 2. What is an eleemosynary in­ to spread. Add vanilla. Wally—Do you serve ladles at this stitution? A.—pie veterans administration powder Honey Frosting: Use above rec- chunter? . \ informs us' that legally, grandpar­ bi teaspoon salt ,. 3. How did Stephan Decatur Jp? substituting .!, cup -JiOfiftyf, for , Waifaress—Oh, „ no, you haye} to meet his .death?.- ...... ents are not included in the range Bi'cups’sugaf ’lAVitn syrup. Oriiit vanilla. " ‘ * ' bring yob of kinship to whom insurance is pay-, 3egg: whites , .A - N 4. If a President of the United able, but in your case suggest that bi cup vegetable Snorteiitiig •r- f ‘ ' ,SrjWhen makiBg cookies for the re- States ' were impeached, what you legally establish ,your local: turning servicwnan, he wise .and- se- ... v ..Hard, to D ecide;: , . , body would fry .toe case? -, % .CUprHtilkvH vo'rttxs> yr.D 'io v- Jeaifo-I''. don’t know w hat to do. parental,- or that you have acted as I teaspoon vanilla _ ! Je c t. recipes - teat use ’’inexpensive 5.- Bi what year were the women parent to this boy and contact your ingredients .but-make plenfy of good A dairym.an ’and a b u tte r .have! of toe United States given the Sift flour Once, measure into sifter cookies.. ^ry these, for’ example; asked me -to m arry them,^ ' - tZ.. nearest regional veterans adminis­ with-baking powdery salt, anfijl eup, right to vote? S’ tration office. Your local selective, v Mlncemfytt Refrtgerator Cookies. . Joai^-That’s-easy. It’s jtist-a case 6. In South Africa what is a of sugar. . : . ’ .. . . of marrying tor butter or wurstl 'service board, Red Cross, or '-other Beat egg'whites until foafafyi ‘ Add urii (Makes. 7 dozen cookies). kraal? service organization can aid you cupshortehihg* : --.'-o)A; " 7. During a race, what p art of remaining %' cup- sugar graduajfy,' . His Own Respmisibility:;';:. with your case. bedting onfycuntil the mixture wUL . ,I cup-Sngar ' a r.t- -the-time is a greyhound complete­ Q.—My boy has been in the South' Father-Y esfc my .boy, I’m a self- ly “up in the air”? hold up in soft peaks,, t Set asjde, . . bi teaspoon lemon extract m£de mah! ’ “ ' ■ > Pacific 18 months. He is on Titian ' ' 1 ’teaspoon.grated lemon rind ... 8. Bats have a life span of how > Have Shorteningnf room, tamper-' : "Soip-Gee, Pop, "that’s what I ad­ ABB LUNK1N8 aaya a M d U Island, TI. S. Naval base hospital ature; mix o f ‘stir' jUst to softeit, - - -I- egg, beaten many years? No. 19, Navy, No. 3247. When wiU mire--abbut-you: ’-you always take 9. Is toe so-caHed “French” friend Is somebody who knows REG’L; Sift in dry ingredients; add milk and! 'Zbi cups flour' the blame for everything! rc.irf;i everything about you, but will he be home on a furlough?—Mrs. - M teaspoon salt , ... . telephone a French or American be seen right out u publio with T. B. G., Vemonia, Oregon. vanilla and mix until .Wl: the ;flour' is dampened. Then beat 2 minutes.; bi teaspoon sooa' ■ -. invention? you anyway. A.—You do not give sufficient in­ " C aseei ^ 10. Who said “Labor to keep . . . • ,Add egg white mixture, and - beat I I teaspoon 'cinnamon c-i:. M r,—! .w&A tp . a doatbr >t©ddy formation concerning your son’s bi cup 'mincemeat , ; affve in your heart that BtQe SAKRS AHVXfc wbsh you sea (time in service to venture an an­ minute,, longer., .(Count only ;acfual about m y'loss-of 'memoiy.! beating time,"or behtihg. strokes.' Al­ : bi cup chopped nuts spark 'Cf celestial fire caUed con­ the words TaMaGiadw' on a swer. You should give his age and Mn .—What, did her do?... package of Margarine, ye're s u m low 100 to' 150 full Strokes Peb-Inin - 1 Cream together shortening and science” ?' complete service record. M r—Made me pay hlm .in. ad- The Answers ittTtop quality. NuMald Mar­ I Q.—Does the period a serviceman ‘ ute .*'Scrape bowl 'antobeater often.) !sugar until light and fluffy, AdiJ lem­ vm»e! .-Y shH - garine’s TableGrade, made 'spe­ Turn batter into two’ 8 -inch layer; on extract and cially ter use on toe table. enlists for mean anything or not? ... panswbi '<> 2 teaspoons baking powder -. • - m s to ,, ' after formal! declaration Of end of -Fuilough Frosting.’ > ' VSteaspqon salt , , ... IhDanger w x x --:,:. w ayto UNCORK ’the war is made. . Z egg whites Iti teaspoons cinnarifon1' ■ ' I 'Clancy; (oh phehe)—Hegpfc-Nancy, I Q.—Will a veteran who draws the • Wteasjwon salt c : mo 44 teitpotergtegori •«? .v J ; is jrpur hpiise on-^the oesmip?.'. SILENT $20 a week until he draws ten weeks - Leup iight corn syrup, , J i -teaspoon nutmeg Nuncy-YeS,, of cours#, Why? ... I teaspoon vanilla ' K' esp raisins ClhmtjM-WMb--you’d bettor hurry (ever get a bonus? If a veteran Wbeu aeUrge are rtegw * and yonr noae fads .who is lOOjper cent disabled should bi cup chopped nuts up and move it; there’s a Ca i com­ ing! • ' raw, membranes swollen, rtacbfor coolint, sooth­ get a light' jbb would it cut his pen­ Cream fat, add sugar gradually. ing UeaPwIatttiH. Spiead it inwda nostnb. . . sion down? Mrs. M. K., Carrolton, LYNN CHAMBERS’ MENU Cream,until light and fluffy. Add aod anufl well back. Instantiy it starts to I) ' Ga. egg. and (pumpEto;, IpfyNweff.,,/,Sift bsJEfyt to . .Qdp thia out thick mucus; 2) Sootin irritated A--Beneffts received under the Furlough' Party--N : flour, once; measure, Sift flour,’ bak­ 1fes.-r-If I ’were'to*dl&'wo^d iyou membranee; .3) EMp reduce swelling; 4) Stimu­ G.I. bill of rights will be deducted ing powder, salt and spices togeth­ mOurn' foF’me? *- { ‘ late loeel blood supply to *1dek” area. F Ham, Cheese and Mr.-zOf course I would! . breath brings quick, welcome ieliet. To to open from any future bonus received by Egg Salad Sandwiches er. Add dry ingredients and mix the veteran. This does hot apply, until well blended together. Add. And would you visit , my grave stuffy nostrils, get effective MmtiioTatum I atoday, . .. .Tossed Salad sometimes t, too Medicated NasaMTaguant. Jam tubesbesSOc. I {however, to disability payments. If Hof Chocolate or .Hot Coffee raisins and> nuts. Drop by spocm-, a 10 0 per cent disabled veteran is fuls on a greased cookie'sheet. Bake Mr.—Qfrcourse. .Why ’ask ,such : ‘Delicate .White ..Cake -. a foolish question?-- You. know-the TESTED AND FOLlND EFFECTIVE BT A 'able to hold a light job, it will not Candies -. Nut* . in a moderate (375-degree) oven for GFOUP OF NOSt AND THSOA' SPECIALIST icut his pension,, since it does not al- ‘Recipe given. approximately 15 minutes. cemetery is right-on the way to-the jter his disability, rating. ' Beleaeed by WVtteru Newspaper Union. golf links!

I THE DAYIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C,

SEWtNG CtRClE NEEDLEWORK H istoryji ‘ Frocks Crocheted Muff and Frflled Hat t o r T o t s PASTRy Strawberry Motifs to Embroidw SHOP m BOBBY I—I j*aj }w| SOX CROSS TOWN TtflHfn I d ? By By Marty Links Roland Coe m i f

“Give me until next recess to think it over, Alvin. Alter “!Ton can take the basket off now, Gertrude— all, getting engaged is an important step!” we’re past it?” NANCY B y Ernie Bushmiller IN THE COOKIE CLOSET AGAIN- I DON'T WON'T GO STAND IN WANT i l l THE CORNER THAT FOR AN HOUR EVERTO HAPPEN AGAIN Strawberry Emhroidcty f~VNE of the -loveliest -de ,'AV you’ve ever seen tor. eml ering on pillow case ItuMnb Iis designed for sizes guest bed sheet, on guest tbm Jrs. Size 3, jumper, I |rial; jacket. Te yard; on luncheon cloths. Each- S (9-in cb fabric for the berry is one inch in size, done in red silk or cotton. ~ P are IM inches, outlined in h thread—blossoms are in ( PATTERN DEPT. satin or. outline stitch. Chlcaro MUTT A N D J E F F By But Fisher Mnff and Hat ; In coins for eack ERE -is a gay little crocheted To obtain transfers for the Uiree I i’m nervous ; y so re ' e r - c a n y s u r e ; what WEtWSlRjYou MELL.ER.-WEVE yes,, COULD WE H muff and frilled hat to delight berry designs (Pattern No. 9 0 ). ItoUR FATHER IS SO IN IsSEE I CAN I. SEE rr’s LIKE y e s ; BEEN COIN' Sorrow vtouR cbart for working, amounts of tt WHAT ToeETHERflOR ves, CAR TO s o . the lass of six to twelve years. specified, send 16 cents In eoSa,. A BIG MAN' f AND YOU FOR \ ToR YOU? THIS'ENCEE DO YOU THINK I ASK isrr? QUITE SOMETIME ASK OUT TONIGHT? I t takes S ounces of 4 ply wool name, address and the pattern m al A MOMEHir- V ANDME-WE ME in white, red, navy or wine color, THOUGHT WE’D HOW AND ENdEE SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLBWBB* ; S IR ? J i I THouGKrrrwoutD WHAT? Use bright leftover wools to em­ BETTER ASK broider the heart and flower de­ 930 South WeOs St. C hicasaV ** YOU f ir s t ; BE A U RIGHT IF sign. Try it in white for a little Enclose 36 cents for Patten. I 1DA SK YOU.' girl—in navy for an older child. N o _ _ _ W B m ... To obtain complete crocheting instruc­ Nam e. tions for ttie Warm Muff and Bonnet set IS LftRCESTSEUEHAT10« (Pattern No. 5817) color chart for work­ Address. ing peasant embroidery, send IS cents In coin, your name, address and the pattern lGE SOAP number. _i or Soft Water. . ■lc pkgs. $7.50 [26c pkgs. S18 LITTLE REGGY By M argarita )N P E P P E R m Packages S1.00. SAY LADY, TWWAT DO YOU NOTHING- WHAT OUSBiALD J paid In full with order Llus all charges. £Z. I WILL YOU HELP WANT ME TO JUST STAND A SWEET V g e n ts w a n ted I SALES CO.. INC. ME GATHER A DO LITTLE THERE WHILE LITTLE , GEORGIA. TS S OREi 0 he CROVJD / BOY 7 WHISTLER ANGEL... On most patterns, seam lines VC are indicated by small round per­ forations. Mark these, then when sewing, take up their full amount OW SWAAWG ! for best fit. Match corresponding notches too. Press each seam as \PMA TKt LAOY OCTUPVGiJ • due to fatigue, expo* it is finished and clip at corners tote, colds or overwork. 4omss»tfw~ /0 / and curves so it will lie perfectly Conraios metibylralicylate, \AKIN‘... flat. effective pain-relieving «fT A small child will not be likely to lose handkerchiefs if a button­ JITTER By Arthur Pointer hole is worked into a corner of each handkerchief permitting it to be buttoned onto the child’s outer br four Uragglft garments. One mother sews a but­ 1SftStf ton- inside the pocket of her boy’s play suits and buttons the hand­ kerchief to this. EXPERT PHOTO Keep a pair of clean gloves near ENLARGEMENTS your supply of hosiery during the Rrou your own snapshot negatives. 35c; 6*8—50c; 8x10—65c; Hs “ winter, and don them -before put­ Individual attention., QualUg ItM tM S J B S ting on hose. It will save many A. WlTKEp BoxTO snags cafased from bands that are Laurence Barber . • ' 'Newr roughened by cold weather. For boring small holes in plate glass or ordinary window pane, a SS says a real triangular saw file makes a good CttWfWMU f)*uU WWW I t W Imebody who knows REG LAR FELLERS By Gene Byrnes bout you, but WiU drill. Apply- the file with light ; out In publio vrfth pressure- and dip in water from WHENQUIinSr IGOTA DOHT JEST . time to time. PACKET •STAND THERE' —•— CATCH C O U -IMGONNA HELP ME. GET whatcha IN A ALBUM Al* THESE. THINGS Windows will gleam if washed WANT IT GTARTA OFFN ME with water Containing a little witch .crgarine, ye’re aura co llectio n : hazel. MUSTEROlt Jity. Nu-Maid Har- ble-Grade, made 'spe- Be on the table.

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*i V ■/> 'tsitsiXfrs ■ M M I =• jgj# * 8 iSll! JjC *• Ij : PFC Carmine Schlmia, 20, White Lt. Fred H. Rhodes, 26, Strouds­ Pvt. Ioseph T..WaUace, 21, Balti­ When wondering whether or hot to invest in more Victory Bonds, think of Plains, N. I .. 7 VS months in Ger­ burg, Pa., paratrooper, suffered more, Md., had both legs fractured, PFC Albert H. RArmann, 28, Brooklyn, N. Y., a parachute infantryman, ffff I many, feels Iueky because Victory broken eardrums, leg and shoulder knee cap lost and nerve system who must be under medical care for a long while. Wounded Urst In New p iI'*! Bends have helped him recover when AeU hit Us tank, killing two shattered when an " 8 8 landedln my Guinea and then when caught In. ambuA advancing on Manila, he is In a body, i from injury to his right eye and arm companions. StiU a t HoUoran Hos­ lap in Italy." Another at Holloran east at HAoran Hospital, N. Y., for a bone injury and shock to Us nervous ■ 'I $ I by AeU fragments. New cartilage pital, he hopes Victory Bonds wiil Hospital who needs good care that system. BmidpurehaseswiU ludpmany more IUm him In hospitals SB eves w was Inserted under U s eye a t Hol- be bought to help wounded making Investment In Victory Bonds will the nation, help Aem to re-estabUA themselves in both the social and eco­ K f Vleran Hospital, N. V. their comeback all over the nation. help provide. nomic American way Of HlC. u. S. Trtunrt Dttarlmnt H OVE EOD MCSIL NJ. JNAY .1M6. 6 1 JANUARY N1JC.. MOCKSVILLE RECORD, OAVIE THE IuSifijSgBSi BdiiiXeiMa I

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of the NewYear In sincere service NEWS OF LONG AGO. A New Tear Message to God. We have no time to Idle Labor Triable Serions Girls, Don’t Read Hns Seen Along M au Street Rev. Waiter E. heobour. HMdenite. N. C. away. No time to give to the devil, The demand of organised labor Worthy opponent's, Iadlies and Br The Street Rambler. Whai Wat Happemng In Davie We are entering another New God’s people are not to loiter about In the key industries of America gentlemen I ask vou to giyr me 0 0 0 0 0 0 Befrn The New Deal Ueedtfp Year— >946 Hay God Inspire otir while the fields are white unto har­ create a serious threat to demo­ your attention for a few minutes as Officer gazing at speeding auto- Hie Alphabet, Dniraed The hearts to go forward Ior Him with vest. Ndt only should we 'labor cracy. I try to prove to-you that it is more mobile—Hubert Lashmit drinking greater desires and determinations In the haiyest fields for. tbe sala- Notsomany years ago capital expensive to clothe a girl than it is Hog« and Plowed Up The coca-cola—Members of the Gossip than ever, before In IHe if possible. tion 0 f fouls, but we should had the tipper hand and abused a boy. O ub taQdug in' front o f barber Gitton and Corn. We should not be discouraged he. ’’pray the Lord of the harvest that its privileges through sweat shops; Girls are so different from boys shop—Miss Margauret Ann Rene- They have to have a new outfit for (Davie Record, Jan. 26,1909) cause of the strife, batted and di he will send forth laborers into his child labor, low wages, 55-hour gar trying to find a ‘way to -go vision that exists among men and harvest/’ We should pray more weeks and keeping workers con­ Christmas, another for- Valentine, Cotton is 10 cents. home—Miss' Lois Wilson trying nations. This should only cause godlv, holy. Soirit filled laborers tinually in fear of losingdieir jobs. a new dress for Haster and^a com­ J. A. Current spent Saturday Ixi to telephones—Mrs. Alex Tuiker as to love God more, and to love into tbe harvest fields of the world. Now labor has die country by plete spring outfit. When the re­ Winston.' shopping in department store— His people better, realizing that Amen. the tail With a down h ill drag, and vivals begin during the summer W. C. Sain speut a few days in Lieut. Nelson Hairston mailing our eternal redemption draws nigh. As for'me I wantto do all tbe we mean DOWN HILL. months tbe girls at once start anew Lexington last week. letters—Miss Sue Brown getting We ought to look up, have greater good'I possibly can and no harm. Just as the treatment of employ­ dress revival They all try to have HedbertClement spent Satur­ ready to go home—Young Romeo faith i nGod than ever, because we I want to sell more books to bless es by employers 20 years ago was a new dress revival.' They all . try day in theTwin-City. trying to get money to attend big- see His Word- being fulfilled so the lives and homes of our country unjust and unreasonable, the ac­ to have a new dress for tbe frst Miss Viola Rattz visited rela­ dance—Three country lasses mak­ plainly, though the outlook from than ever, if possible. I want to tions of organized lobor now are Snndav and never, want to wear tives in Advance last week. ing kodak pictures in front o f ' the standpoint of the world and eet out another book as soon as pos­ unjust and unreasonable. the same one two nights in sucees G. A. Allison made a busiuess court house—Prentice Campbell tbe devil is very derk. However, sible entitled “ Keepers At Home,” And die government has nand the. said defendants will pathway heavenward we posshly said action or the plaintiffs will ap­ slide he was held up sometime sach hlanks at tbat office ply to the Court for the 'relief de- further take notice ’that .they are. in Or^on. We hope to be able can ■ Let’s live for'others.- Let’s ANNUAL MEETING Although price comtrol boards manded in said Complaint. Thiathe required to appear a t tbe office of in d ie near* future to publish some live for others. Let’s'distribute all The annual meeting of the will ’no longer issue an y ration 5 th day of January. 190. the Clerk of Superior Court of Da­ S. H. CHAFF®?. vie County, in'the court bouse in the! good books and .Ihetattfre we Shareholders of the Modcsville books or rationed commodity, a interesting articles about that sec­ - ' Clerk of Superior Coart. • Ocksville, N. C.. on- the 4 th day can. write letters to onr friends and Buildiiog St ,Loan Association will tion of die far west from die' pen be held in the office of the Asso­ few application* blanks will be By A. T. GRANT, Attorney. of February, ' 1 946 , and answer or of Mr. Morris. toved Snes and' encourage them fn ciation January 24, 1946, at 7:30 placed at each board for. the con. demur to the complaint, in - said ac. The many friends of Hon. R, the Lord, write something'for the o’clock. Purpose ofmeeting is venience. of consumers. tiou, or'tbe.plaintiff will, apply to papers that will prove a' blessing to for die election of officers for die Sugar stamp Na. 3 9 became' val the Court for the relief demanded Z. Linney, of Taylorsville, will be in said-complaint. - somebody, and totnany, SeAdforth ensuing year, and the; transaction id for five potmds of sugar Iahuary AUTO LOANS ; sorry to leam .ihat his condition of any oth?r bminessthat may T his the-2 7 th day of' December, good sermons, work for the' inter­ 1. Since this stamp must cover is growing worse,and his recov­ d^mebefo&themeeting. I CITIZENS FINANCE CO. 1945 ery is very doubtful. Mr., Linney est of the church, the Swday J. CAMPBELL, Sec. the period through April 3 0 , Dris- . Vance Hotel ' S. H. CHAFFIN, School1Vand to promote tevivals of Clerk of Superior Court. is one of die greatest lawyers this coll U tg k i consumers to conserve Statesville, N. C. •- State has, produced. V UUe religion; LetV fiUthemonths I^d pottm at tbu office their sugar supply. Bjr A. T. GRANT, Attorney. FT t . \ ' V. • . ::

THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. £ S ta m p s , Large and Small to -night Classic Shirtwaist TOMOBtOW .ALKIlf Hf r-The smallest postage stamps on SdpeaieMe to m FrockComforkible record, issued between 1863 and 4//-VIGITABU LAXATIVI 1866 by Bolivar, which is now a CAVftd*’ UCI OjMT M W W W * part of Colombia, were one-fifth S B liy iC E of a square inch in size; while the largest, issued in 1865 by the GCT A 25« BOX BUREAU United States, occupied 7.48 square I HOUSiHOLP inches, of an area thirty-six times EDITOR’S NOTE: Thu newspaper la rg e r.. ' Buy U. S. Saving* Bonds! BOBBY Arough special arrangement with Iha Washington Bureau of Western Newspaper Union at 1616 Eye Street, N. W,, ITashinfr MSMOS. ton, D. C., is able to bring readers this weekly column on problems of the veteran and serviceman and his family. Questions Packaged Mixes, I Xynn Chambers* may be addressed to the above Bureau Marty Links and they will be answered in a subsequent Sugar, Syrup Menn Ueas column. No replies can be made direct Aid Sweet Tooth Meat Loaf ^ Creamed Potatoes by mail, hut only in the' column which Buttered Cabbage: will appear in this newspaper regularly. Cinnamon Rolls .Green Salad On the Job Training •Butterscotch Tarts 4Recipe given. Veterans’ administration officials say there is a decided trend among cup sugar veterans who are taking advantage - H cup. extra-sweet corn syrup of the provisions of the educational I egg, slightly beaten features of the G.I. bill to get away V2 teaspoon vanilla - from college and university study I 3A cups flour r in favor of on-the-job training for Yt teaspoon baking powder various trades. This trend was also Cream shortening and add sugar noticeable following World War I. slowly, creaming; well after each As of December I there were addition. Add Sie corn syrup, a 103,526 veterans taking on-the-job small amount at a time and con­ NANCY training or enrolled in colleges and tinue creaming. Add a third of the universities and officials point out egg at a time and beat, well after I that if the heavy, enrollment con­ each addition. Blend in 'vanilla. Sift tinues, many schools will be flour, measure and sift with baking swamped with applications by the powder. Add to creamed mixture, SIMPIiE shirtwaist lrock to time the fall terms open in 1946. blending well. Shape into a roll, two Disabled veterans are also taking Even new brides will find it give you a

No. 5333 WmCHTiY MMHHJfF ITo belp remove loose v sightly dandruff flakes: c Ueve itching, dry scalp. «__ M QBOUM I MAlR TOWIC * "Mom's on a vacation!” ttTomorrow we’ll bust TOUR bronco!” SNAPSHOT ENLARGEMENTS NANCY f By Ernie Bushmiller ■Vf ICEST pot holder in the coun- Lustrous, over* size Cbrome-Tone ' try—this ever popular straw­ prints. Develop and enlarge 6 Sc • . exposure rolls 35ci 12. exp. 50c; 16 DO you MIND W 60 DO N'T y o u THINK YOU'D berry crocheted of bright red exp. 60c Quality work. N o **eztns»~ thread, “seeded" with green and IF'I ASK YOU M AHEAO LOOK BETTER IF FLORIDA SNAPSHOT SEUVKC SOMETHING? A y o u BRUSHED youR having natural looking green Bok 3 7 1 - Fort M yers. P l^ leaves. HAIR BA CK?y M o th e r J m f c

ltentholatum. WHh no irritatton te delicate normal sldn, Mentholatum helpseaseaway soreness and tigbttcaa Remember, your tromcougb-wraekedachingehestintla- child’s nWn is thinner, mom delicate d es. . . tapon rise high into nasal p a ­ than yours. He needs a chest rub that’s eans, down into irritated bronchial MUTT AND JEFF By Bud Fisher good and gentle. Get the prompt, tubes. Coughing spasms quiet down— really effective results you want the child rests better. Get send* NO MONEY, EH? ViljoiirryA sootmng, nioierH wfcy.. . just mb on ...... Jan, tubes 30*. THATfc TrtETRCUBLE I THRIFTY MEANS U n. . . WELL, AT I RUN AU. THE I LL RUN HOME with you? Y o u 'r e IlifSSLrs, T IM E S WAV HOME BErtlND TfR BEHlMD ATAXI NOTTME LEASTS it J L cam INSTEAD THE STREET CAR AND AND SAVE #1.50/ Get MENTHOLATUM! yti&Ttt&sri Munr I s SAVE a v e r j I m SAVE o n e ^ OF SPENDING SAVE A NICKEL* [ m o h b v / FIVE CENTS ON MUTT? 7 P Q F m CAR FARE- Balce sweeter, tastier bread! y u s . FLElSCHJIIIANNfS

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, NO WArTING-no extra steps! Full-strength— Fleischmann’s Stesh actwe Yeast goes right to work. Makes sweeter, finer bread! And makes it fasted JITTER By Arthur Pointer You can be surer of tender, smooth texture—light­ ness—delicious flavor eoery tim et IF YOU BAKE AT HOME, insist on Fleischmann’s fresh Yeast with the familiar yellow IabeL It’s dependable— America’s tested favorite for more than 70 years. 9

m i Buy United States Savings Bonds! REGtLAR FELLERS By Gene Byrne*"

IW QOM1 THA1S TO TAKEOUT RIGHT! BCK A U1L INSURANCE. HOW MtICHTrMAKE THA'5 m CAKE. IT A RUBBER. STAMP Z fl «m HAPPENS. OP 'I WILL BE OH AGAIN1 TIME" l««Y HftNOWRlTIN';

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VIRGIL By Leri Kleis VIRMLI-vlHAT'S I 6UESS HE'S WELL* 6 0 THAT DOfir OF AFRAlO TO SLCEP OUT AMO I COULDN'T Date-Bran Muffins, good as cake! HOWLING ALONE ODT SlD £ T tL L HIM BE SUCH {Take HO sugar, no thorteningl) ABOUT 5 IN TH' OArtK THERE'S A LIAR N0THiN<3> These delicious, new ui-b u r wmfthw two-thirds full and bakeJn moderate TO BE made Trith chopped dates vfflbam a Iy hot oven (400”.F.) about.3d mi»- AFRAIP OP big appeal lo t tbe “sweet toothers" In utea. Makes lBligbtlusdoasmuffliu; your lamilyl Theyte so moist. And . Uiey1TeEOtender-SO good. That’s be­ cause kelioog's JLi-SRAI T JS milled Good Nutrition, tool extra-fine lor golden softness. • izuuHisasde&onllwnuLtiBm ■ 2 cups Kellogg’s I cup silted flour LAYEns ot finest -wheat—contain* %. ALL-BKAir I teaspoon soda eoncchtration -ot the pnktectfae ta o i , Vi cup molasses % teaspoon salt elements found In IHcupsmllk %r the 1Whole grain. '1*66 ... ■ One-half cup pro­ Add Kellogg ’s ML-rasN tomdasqes vides over H your daily minimam I n J i l t h M and mflk and allow to soaki for IS need for iron.'/ minutes. Beat eg g and . add, to flist Serve Kelloffz'sJ MK SILENT SAM By Jeff Hayes mixture. Add sifted dry ingredients AtL-BRAN I daily I and fruit fin greased muffin'pans; / V K tK - CHOO F O R QlllfK RFLIFF FROM

U THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLti N. C JANUARY 23. 1946. THE DAVIE RECORD. A Deserved Tribute I Buys Store Building Boys Comiog Home THEDAV T-5 Harold C. Youug and CpL C. FRANK STROUD Editor. As The Record said a week or Mr. and Mrs. LeslieDanielhave CMdest Pap two ago, we are all glad to wel- purchased from Dr. and Mrs. -Walter Brown Idt Yokahoma Jan. No Liquor, TELEPHONE t come our two fine former physic- Lester Martin, the store building 2nd, aboard the S. S. Alcoa Pola- ians back to the old home town on the square, 20x67 feet, which is vis, and were scheduled to arrived NEWSAR Entered at tbe PoatofRce in Mocks- after serving their eountry in for-. occupied by the Ideal Grocery, in Seattle, Wash^ hut week. These vllle, N. C., aa Second-class Mail matter, Mardi 3.1903. eign lands and in army camps iu owned by Mr. DanieL The lot is young men are receiving their Paul Forres the United States. We are all 20x75 feet. This is a very desir- honorable discharges. Mocksville vi SUBSCRIPTION RATES: proud of the record they made able piece of business property, Camilla^ the ll-year?old daugh­ E. C. Mo ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE S and the promotions they received. The second story of this building ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence SIX MONTHS >N ADVANCE J while in service—both attaining houses the office of Dr. Martiu day from a b~ James, had the misfortune; to fall mond and o the rank o f Major. and-the IocaL draft board. off a sled Thursday afternoon, I will offer for sale at public auction, Strikes in front of us, strikes to In speaking of our physicians the right of us, strikes to left and Mrs. N. H. Stewart, of Clem­ breaking Jaer collar bone. She to the higest bidder for cash, at my CpL Anni we wish to present a boquet of was carried to Medtsville Hospi­ rioned at also behind us. Just to be honest roses to another loral physician, mons. was in town shopping Fri­ day. tal for treatment. - farm, two miles east of Wbodleaf, at spendinga I about the matter we are surround* Dr. S. A. Harding, who has been ed by strikes of all kinds. , her mother practicing his profession here for old St. Andrews Church, beginning at on R. 2. and President Truman says there is many years. Dr. Harding wasn’t , boro. plenty of food and 'clothing to called into the service, as he, like 10 o’clock, on supply the entire world. Wish he the editor, isn’t as young as he Walter W. would send us a ham or a few once was. He was the only phy­ MR. FARMER and Mrs. J. pounds of breakfast bacon. sician left in a town of about 2 ,- I Saturday, Feb. 2,1946 who is statio Our soldietj and sailors in the OOO population, to look after the S. CX, has: South Pacific are demanding that sick, the suffering, the injured and We Carry A Full Line Of the following personal property: from Pfc. to they be brought home now. Pre- dying. It is needless to say that lations, Wal sident Truman says he can’t do he was one of the busiest and STAF-O-LIFE I Horse, 3 mules, I, cow, 2 2-horse anything about die matter. May­ most overworked men in our wagons, 2 60 tooth harrows, 2 disc har­ Mrs. Rob be not. ______' town-working not only from ear­ Chicken, Goat and Rabbit Feed ed a stroke ly mom to dewey eve, but far in­ rows, I staik cutte**, I McCormick Deer- - was carried Attention, Republicans! to the night, and many times be­ daughter, ing on the job ministering to suf­ We clipped the following article Poultry Wire, 4 and 5 Foot. ing mowing machine, I hay rake, I rid­ Wlnston-S fering humanity 24 hours a . day. from one of our neighboring De­ Better Buy Now While Yoa Caft Get It. W tison re ItJs fortunate that no serious epi­ ing cultivator, 2 corn and cotton planters, mocratic papers. We ask all good friends will demics visited Mocksville during Republicans to read and meditate: Chambers Anti-Skipper Compound In bmall And I fertilizer distributer, walking cultiva­ Sgt. John “The Republicans, when they die past three years, with only were in Washington . . . didn’t Dr, Harding to look after the Large Cans Use This And Save Your Meat. tors and other farming tools, 2 hay and Mrs. J. care a cent if tobacco went down town. We feel that he deserves h is honor frames, 2 wagon beds, some household ' home after , to 12 cents a pound . . . During much praise for the manner in GARDEN AND FARM TOOLS the Harding, Coolidge and Hoover which he looked after the sick and kitchen furniture, alto some com Sgt. Haire days all you could do was suffer and suffering. Ourbest bow, Dr. European and curse the hard times. The Buy Them Now While You h e is migh only reason I can see for a Repub­ Harding, and here’s hoping your and cotton seed meal. lican to continue to vote the Re­ life will be spared for many years, Can Get Them the old ho publican ticket is to worry the and that your pathway will be Thurm Democrats who want him to go made lighter since uwe have our Big Stock Small Hardware G. G. SWiCEGOOD, Gunner, the right way.” two former physicians back to ceived his Tack this article on your desk help carry on the work; that you for future reference. Woodleaf, N.. C and arrr did so faithfully during their long v . Thurman absence. Pfc. Foster in Manila Hendrix & Merrett Marines, Davie County, with a popula­ Manila—Privata First Class Ro­ vice in th tion of 15,000, had but three phy­ " ‘‘The Best Place To Get It” bert L. Foster, whose wife, Sue man is a sicians, Dr. S. A. Harding, of this and son, Bobby, 13, reside at POB Call Building N. Main Street Frank M‘ N. 4, Mocksville, N. C.. isservini city; Dr. Garland Greene, of Fork, NEW TIN SHOP! as guard with die 249th Genera and Dr. Baxter Byerly. of Coolee- S. Sgt. Hospital stadoned in die Manila mce, to carry on during die emer­ area. His mother. Mrs. Carrie o f Mr. an Foster, resides at R. 4, Mocksville. gency. These gentlemen deserve REPORT OF CONDITION OF I Have Opened A New R . 3, atri Pfc Foster arrived overseas in much praise for ,the good, work anhono September, 1944, at Ore Bay. He they.did. BANK OF DAVIE Tin And Welding Shop ricks has • participated in both die New August, I Guinea and Phillippine liberadon Bad Auto Wreck OF MOCKSVILLE, IN THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA . campaigns. He is authorized' to At the Close of Business, Dec. 31,1945. Next Door Below The Mocksville Poultry Co., Near in the So A 1937 Ford auto, owned -by wear the Good Conduct Medal, .ASSETS: battle the Asiatic-Pacific TheaterRibbon Ardius Revel, colored and driven Farmers Hardware & Supply Co. Loans and discounts (including $2630 overdrafts) . , $ 183,599.73 medal, with three Campaign Stars, and by Cpl. Odis Revel, colored, to welco the Philippine Liberadon Ribbon* United States Government obligations, direct and guar­ smashed into die side of the An- anteed , . . . . . 1,791,782.11 Pfc. Foster was working s I do all kinds sheet and metal work, Mrs. J. service-stadon-man before he en­ building on North Main Obligations of State and political subdivisions . 202,080.67 tered the Army. street last Tuesday afternoon Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve bal­ and welding. If you need anything received Mrs. Foster received a message shortly before four o’dock. The ances, and cash items, in process o f collection . 4.76,535.11 W illiam from her husband saving that he Bank furniture and fixtures $3,860.90 . . . 3.860.90 herhusb building occupied by Stratford Other assets . . . .' . . 9389.45 in my line call and see me. arrived in California Jan. 14tb. Jewelry store, was badly damaged, sonville, TOTAL ASSETS $2,667347.97 in the E Pfc. and Mrs. George C. James and the car was in about as bad Good Work At ReasonablePrices and little son, arrived-here Thurs­ condition. In the car, besides the LIABILITIES: dons wi day morning to visit his parents, driver,- were Frankie Lyons and Ten Years Experience '• Army Mr. and Mrs. Clarence James. Pfc. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships and cor­ surgean Charlie Naylor, colored. Naylor porations . *' . . . $1,110,03235 James has received an honorable vision, discharge after serving in the arm- received a fractured skull and was Time deposits of individuals, partnerships and corpo­ . ed forces in the 82nd Airborne carried to a Winston-Salem' hos- rations . 1,193,401.13 ter o f M Paratroopers for 30 months. He pital. The other two men re­ Deposits of United States Government (including pos­ o f Rout tal savings) ' . , •. . 53,028.76 J. C. Bowles • was stationed in Europe for 18 ceived cuts and bruises and were Deposits of States and political subdivisions 140,949.18 J.C. months, and received his para­ given first aid at Mocksville Hos­ trooper wings and three Bronze Other deposits (certified and officers’ checks, etc.) 3,041.73 Mrs. A pital.. Cpl. Revel was lodged in TOTAL DEPOSITS , . $2300,45335 Stars, Victory Medal and Good opened jail charged with damage to pro­ Other liabilities . . 10,176.93 Conduct Medals. shop in perty and reckless driving without TOTAL INABILITIES (not including subordinated Moc Veteran Dies In Wreck a license. It is not known how obligations shown below) . . ' $2310,63038 I J one sho much damage was sustained by die CAPITAL ACCOUNTS: Funeral was heid Monday at 3 p. We Have Just Received Our | needed, m., at Fork Baptist Church for jewelry store stock. The building Capital* . . . . $ 50,000.00 i years Glenn Bailey, 3 8 , of Mocksville, R. was badly damaged and it will take Surplus . . . . 50,000.00 and w 3 who was killed instantly Satur­ some time to put in a new front. Undivided profits ...... 56317*69 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . . 156,617.69 • Repair Parts For | to have day night when the car he was The car was said to have been go­ driving crashed into an on-coming need o f ing at a high rate of speed when TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 2,667347.97 track ie tween Mocksville and Lex. h is ad ington. it left Avon street and ran down MEMORANDA Bailey was the only fatality in the side-walk into the building. Pledged assets (and securities loaned) (book value): Last the accident, through several other It is fortunate that there was no (a) U. S. Government obligations, direct and guar­ Cok Planters And j persons, occh|>anits of the track, re­ worst oiie in the path of die car when anteed, pledged to secure deposits and other lia­ ceived cuts and abrasions. . bilities . . . . $ 86,000.00 this i Rev. WaJe S. Hutchenl pastor it made its wild dash. (b) Odier assets pledged to secure deposits and oth­ fell m of Fork Baptist Church and Rev er liabilities (including notes ahd bills rediscount­ Distributors f groun E. W. Turner, Mocksville. conduct, Letter From Korea ed and securities sold under repurchase agreement) 46,000.00 inch, ed the services. Burial was in the church cemetery. Dear Mr. Stroud:—Will write (e) TOTAL , . . . !. 132,000.00 ■ - ■■■; ! below Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Ros- lust a. few words to let you know Secured and preferred liabilities: L 1 Let Us Overhaul Ypur Planters I o u tth sie May Bailey, Stokes County; two that I am getting The Record a- (a) Deposits secured by pledged assets pursuant to in gan brothers, Clarence C. and Clyde G ., Iong now and do I enjoy reading requirements of law * . . . 1 . 132,000-00 (d) Deposits preferred under provisions of. Iavv but ‘ And Distributors NOW And I Just to both of Advance, Route 1 ; three it, for it is a good dean newspaper was th sisters, Mrs. B. M. Barbee and Mrs. not setured by pledge of assets . . 6,945.49 R. L. Blackwell, both, of Winston and it has all of the news around ter, w i home in it. That is what I like a- (e) TOTAL . . . . . $ 138,945.49 7 Have Them Ready For The J Salem and Mrs. W. L. Gullett, Sa- (a) On date of report the required legal reserve a- days a Iisbury and several nieces and ne­ Ixiut it, and I thank you for keep­ gainst deposits of this bank was , . ■■ 226,174.85 mind phews. '______■ ing it thdt way. I 'wonder how (b) Assets reported above which were eligible as le­ Planting Season. 1917-1 the weather is at-home now? We gal reserve amounted to .. . . : 476,535.11 Sheffield News. are having lots of snow here, and I, S. M. Call, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly sweair Koads in this section are almost impas­ that the above statement is true, and that it fully and comedy repre­ sable. Fbimsra.sajr if something is not it is very cold, but we are making done they, will have to go using their bay it fine. Yoii may send the paper sents the true state of the several matters herein contained and set homing motors. forth, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Bascnm Riahardson and family have home to my home address, Mocks­ S. M. CALL, Cashier. mcved from the Jimmie Cleary farm to ville, Route 2. Ihooetogetthere in-Sanford the Jim Cleary, farm. 1 KNOX JOHNSTONE, The stork spent last TOesday with Hr in a month or two. JNO. C. SANFORD, and Mrs. Pink Cailhet and left them a floe Hope the people in and around ' S. A. HARDING, . ' boy. / Directors. Rev. and Mrs. W. CL Belia and family Mocksvllle.had agood' Clftistmas my have moved to the parsonage on the lot and will have a happy, prosperous ' »• Correct—Attest: of the ShefBeld holiness church. New Year. State of North Carolina, County of Davie, sk . . - • Clive Beck arrrved home last week from Sworn to and subscribed before me this IOdi day of January, Japan. Chve spent more than three years May pods richest blessing; be In the army entry and the last two years 1946, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this Phone 96 Mocksville, N. C. in the Pacific Islands. He says he is more yours always. Yours Truly, bank. HAZEL TURNER, Notary Public. thsin glad to be home again. Sgu William A. Hutchens. My consniwioB expires Jsaiuary 29,1946. $

County schools operated only North Carolina / . THE DAVIE RECORD Fork News Notes. Statesville^ spent several days here, M t. and Mrs. George Rowland Davie County. ( inTheSupertorContt °ne day last week, on account of last wedk 'Wfth relatives, and. did returned Thursday from Due impassable roads. They were also Mrs. J. L Eaton, Admrx. of B. F. Mr. and Mn. Ned Bailey spent some repair work on their build­ Wesn S. G , where they were call­ O ld n i P&per In The County dosed Monday o f tikis week* ed to die bedside of Mrs. Row­ Moore, decs'd . et al No Liquor, Wine, Beer Alfa die past week-end in Bennetts- ings on theirfarm .' vs vifle,S. C, with Mr. and Mn. land’s father, who has been quite Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Angell, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murdock, ill. LeIia Moore, Mrs Ruth Kearns; ~NEWS a r o u n d t o w n T John Adams made a business trip Wm. L. Bottoms. also Mr. and/Mrs. T. F. Benge, - Mrs. Margaret Beck, et al. by motor to Philadelphia last Ndson BaiIeyreached home a and daughters, Misses Phyllis aid week, returning Thursday night. Notice, SenriiiE of Sam­ FaulFciRestt OfSpencer, was a few days ago, with an honorable Janet, all of Statesville, were guests Mocksville visitor Friday. Mrs. G. L. Craven who .suffered discharge! after lengthy' service of Mr. and Mn. Vance Johnston, Princess Theatre mons by Pablication a stroke of paralysis last Wednes­ overseas in U -S-Army. Sunday. The defendant, Mrs. Ruth Kearns, E. C. Morris returned Thurs­ day evening, confines very ill at Mra- Zdb Burton continues to : Miss Annie Ruth Carter, of will take notice that an action en. day from a business trip to Rich­ improve, her many friends are Winston-Salem, visited relatives WEDNESDAY ONLY titled as above has been commenced her home on Salisbury street. Her in the Superi or Court of Davie mond and other points in Virginia. glad to learn. here,over the week-end. / •BETRAYAL m m THE EAST" auction, friends are hoping for her recovery. County, N. C , to sell the lauds with Nsncr Kellr & Lee Tracy at my CpL Annie Bowles w ho is sta­ Mr. and Mrs. J. D .. Nash, of Land postera at this office, belonging to the estate - of B. F. tioned at Camp Cook, Calif, is Sanford Green, well - known Moore, deceased, to make assets THURSDAY for the pavment o f bis debts; and leaf, at spending a 15-day furlough with merchant, of R. I, who suffered a stroke of paralysis on Monday \"THE UNSEEN” with the'said defendant will further take her mother Mrs. Mamie Bowles Joei MeCtea & Gail Rosaell notice that she is required to ap. ning at on R. 2. and friends in Greens­ of last week, is reported slightly pear at the office of tbe Clerk of boro. improved. His many friends hope FRIDAY Superior Court of Davie County. for him an early recovery. • STEPPING IN SOCIETY” with In the court house in Mocksville, Walter W. Ferebee, son of Mr. Edward Hoitoo & Gladrs Geotge N. C., on tho gtb day of Febru- ary, 1 9 4 6 , and answer or demur to and Mrs. J. G. Ferebee, of Cana, Pfc. William E. McClamroch, son of Mrs. Oscar McClamroch, Weherebyproelaimthatweareresolved SATURDAY the complaint in said action, or the 946 who is stationed at Fo r Jackson, arrived home Friday with an hon­ plaintiff will apply to the Court for S. C., has recently been promoted orable discharge after three vears to give our friends and patrons the superior "BOTH BARBELS BLAZING" with the relief demanded in said com­ from Pfc. to Sergeant. Congratu­ in the army. W illiam spent 18 Cbatfa Stanett plaint. This tbe 4 th day of Janu­ lations, Walter. months in the Ettcopean threatre kind of service that will keep them wearing / ary. 1 9 4 6 . 2-horse and was awarded three Bronze MONDAY and TUESDAY . S. H. CHAFFIN. Stars, American Service MedaL . a path to our door. Clerk of Superior Court. disc har- Mrs. Robert W ilson who suffer­ Good Conduct MedaL Purple -THE STORK CLUB” with By A. T. GRANT, Attorney. ed a stroke of paralysis Dec. 25th, Heaxt and Victory MedaL “B ill” B ett/Hatton ft Barry Fitzgerald Wascarricd to the home of her says he is mighty proud to be We furthermore proclaim that our friends ck Deeir- Nortn Carolina J daughter, -Mrs. James Mdveri home again. In The Superior Court 1 rid- Winston-Salem, last week. Mrs. are the finest people in the woHd, and we Davie County I Notice to Creditors planters, Wiison remains quite ill, her Campbell-Jones wish them loads of good luck, good cheer Notice of Sammons by friends will be sorry to learn. Saturday afternoon at 5 o’clock Havinsr qualified as Executor of at Aidmore Mediodist parsonage, the last Wilt of D. N. Baity, deceas­ cultiva- Sgt. Johnnie Haire, son of Mr. and good health for the year 1946. ed, notice is hereby given to all per­ Winston-Salemt Miss Sara Jones sons holding claims against the es­ The defendant, Howard Harding 2 hay and Mrs. J. S. Haire, has received became the bride of J.D . P. Camp­ tate of said deceased, to preseat the Caudle will take notice that an ac­ his. honorable discharge and is at bell. Rev: Dwight Ware officiat­ same to the undersigned, properly tion entitled as shown above, . has ousehoid home after 35 months in die army. ed, using the double ring cere­ We Sball Strive To Serve You verified, on or before the 15th day been commenced in the Superior Sgt. Haare spent 23 months in the mony. of January. 1947. or this notire will Court of Davie County, North Car­ Mrs. CampbdI is the daughter be plead in bar of recovery. AU per­ me com European theatre of war. * Hesays sons indebted to said estate will olina. to order an absolute divorce; of Mrs. Ida Barnes, of Clayton. and the said defendant will further he is mighty glad to get back to Better This Year Than Ever Before Dlease call on the undersigned at She has held a position in Wins­ Mocksville N C., R. 2, and make take notice that he is required to the old home town. ton-Salem with die E. T. & W. N. prompt settlement. This the 15th appear at tbe office of the Clerk of C. Transport Co. day of January, 1946. the Superior Court of said connty Thuinnan F. Miller, Machine M t. Campbdl is a son o f . Mrs. E F. BAITY. Exeeutor in the court house in Davie Coun­ OD, Gunner, U. S. Marines, has re­ A. F. Campbell and die late Mr. You Are Always Welcome I of D. N. Baity. Decs’d. ty, Mocksville, North Carolina, ceived his honorable discharge CampbdL of this city. He is By A. T. GRANT, Attorney. within 2 0 days after the 1 3 th day eaf, N. C. and arrived home last week, Secretary of Mocksville Buildirw of February, 1 9 4 6 , and answer or &Loan Association. They wifi When You Come To demur to the comnlaint in said ac­ Thurman spent 13 months in the make that home on WiIkesboro Notice to Creditors tion.. or the plaintiff will apply to 'Marines, with nine months ser­ street, Having qualified as Ezecutiix of the tbe court for tbe relief demanded vice in the South Pacific. Thur­ estate of Georgia Msty Charles, deceased, in said complaint. late of Davie County, N. C.. notice Ia here­ This 9 th day of January, 1 9 4 6 . man is a son of Mr. and Mrs. by given all persons holding claims a- Frank Miller, of R. 4. WANT ADS PAY. gainst the said estate, to present them to S. H> CHAFFIN, P! Irvin Motor Co. the undersigned on or before ' Dec: 27th, Clerk Superior Court. 1948, or this notice will be plead In bar of B C. BROCK, Attorney, S. Sgt. Peter W. Hendrix, son FOR SALE—33 Bales good Ies- their recovery. AU persons indebted to of Mr. and Mors. A. E. Hendrix, of pedeza hay, and 42 bales bean hay. the said estate are requested to moke im­ MRS. QUEEN BESS KENNEN Wilkesboro Street mediate payment. This Dee. 27,194S. An X marie after your R. 3, arrived home last week with (MISS) HAZEL CHARLES. Lztx an honorable dischare. Sgt. Hend­ Farmington, N. C. (Mrs1)GeorgiaMatrCbarIes Dec’ed. name means you owe us. ricks has been in the army since WANTED.—Tenant to work August, 1941, and spent 29 months cotton and com crop this year. C. F. ALLEN, Route 2. in die South Pacific. Hehas one Four miles'from Mocksville. battle star and good conduct medal. HiS many friends are glad WANTED-Men to cut 100 cords of wood. Call or write to welcome him home again. \ W. D.BOOIE, Mocksville, R. 2. al work, Mrs. J. C. McCullough recently nything received word that her sister Mrs. WANTED.—1;000 cdrds pine William G. Nichols, Jr., had met and poplar blocks delivered at mill ATTENTION her husband Maj. Nichols in Jack­ at following prices: Cut 50 inches long, $7,50 cord; cut58 inches long sonville, Fla. He spent two years $8.50 cord; cut 65 inches long, e Prices in the European theatre of opera­ $10.25 cord; cut 85 inches long, tions with Gen. Patton’s Third $12.75 cord. See us for lengths to Army and returned as Regimental cut. POWELL BROS. CO. . surgean in die 26th Infantry Di­ Route I. Mocksville. N. C. vision. Mrs. Nichols is the daugh­ WANTED—4-4” PoplartMaple, ter of Mr. and Mrs. L C. Berrier Birch, Eeech and Sycamore. Also 4-4” and 3-4” Oak and 44” Pine o f Route 4. Lumber. We buy Poplar, Birch, Beecht M apleand SycaahQrie logs, The OPA Is Definitely Considering Placing A J. C. Bowles, son of Mr. and cut 49 and 68 inches long. We Mrs. A. L. Bowles, of R. 4, has pay top prices, delivered at our opened a sheet metal and welding fartory. shop in the building next door to ELKIN FURNITURE CO. Ceiling OnThe Price Of Raw Cotton 2 Modayille Poultry Co. This is Elkin, N. C. one shop that ModcsvilIehas long We can furnish you with Bal­ ed Our I needed. Mr. Boudes has had 10 lard & Ballard and Purina Feeds, ^ Write your Representative today expressing your disapproval years experience in sheet metal bran, shorts, Laying mash in print bags. Horse and dairy feed, of this discriminating action. and welding, and would be glad wheat bran, mixed feed andgrow­ to have you visit his shop when in ing mash. Baby Chfcks for sale. Labfiir in other industries is scheduled for^a substantial in­ need of anything in his line. Read DAVIE FEED & SEED CO. his ad in today’s Record. Checkerboard Store crease in wages. Last Wednesday was one of the your Congressman that the farmer and the Southern Cot­ woistdays of the winter up to this time. Sleet, snow and rain ton Mills are not responsible for the high prices charged for cot­ fell most of die day, covering the Welcome Home! ground to a depth of about an ton garments—and that placing a ceiling on the price of raw cot­ inch. The temperature remained We Are Glaid To Welcome ton will hot keep the price of cotton garments down. below the freezing point through­ Back To Our lanters out die day and night, and walk­ OrKanization Ihe Follow­ Jh e real trouble, .in our opinion, lies with northern manufac­ ing and driving were dangerous. And Just to keep history straight this ing Former Employees turers; brokers and jobbers. , . was the seventh snow of the wint- Who Are With Us Agwn ter, with groundhog day only ten After Serving Wirh The r The days away. This winter is a re­ minder of that remarkle winter of Armed Forces: 1917-18. KeR (Budc) Clement, Jr. Lieut, and Mrs. S. W. Howell Grant Wagoner and litde daughter, of Hondo, C. R. Crenshaw Farmers Hardware Texas, are spending a 15-day leave W e Invite You To See Them with home folks aroiind Cana. At Any Time Lieut. Howdl will report at Salina Kansas, Army Air Field* at the expiration of his leave. Mrs. How- Sanford Motor; any ■ ell and litde daughter will reside with her parents, Mr. and Mrs- J- G. Fenibee during her husband’s Company absence. Lieut. Howell’s mother Wilkesboro Street Mocksville, N. C. e, N. C. Mrs. O. M. HowclL spent the past Ford Dealers Snce 1913 three months .with 'her son in »»»*»»»»»»»»»»•- ■ Texas. ‘ /

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IMPROVED Playful K itten Rolls CLASSIFIED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL SpoolBetweenPaws DEPARTMENT HIS lifelike kitten is designed : UNDAY! Tso it playfully tolls a spool be­ m u HELP WANTED—WOMEN S tween its paws, yet it is very sim­ M A A V O H A R A CHOOLLesson INSTRUCTION , W.M.O. FEATyRES-c-c, — . ple to make. It is just layers of. ADVANCEU PIANO COURSE, ,1.5« By HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST. D. D. wood fastened together with brads. W, A. OTTO Of The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. IB B SXOBT XBUS TAB: Tbnnder- “I’m hoping,” said Rob grimly. ing you traveling around with your Released by Western Newspaper Union. stions 4315-Park Avenue - Union City, N. I . A KJTTEN THAT ROLLS A _ Samnle Lesson 10c. bead Is the only white hone ever Ioaled “Pve put a lot of work on that race horse, I suppose?” REAL SPOOL WILL PLEASE Os Goose B ar ranch In Wyomlnr. He A TFfftEE-TO SIX-YEAR-OLD horse myself, remember,' and .I Ken hadn’t quite the courage to PATTERN MISCELLANEOUS resembles his great grand sire, a wild know he’s got it in him. - But he’s an say yes, but he made a graceful Lesson for January 27 MADE WITH ACTUAlr SIZE 891 [ original use of stallion eaDed the Albino. Ken McLaugh­ CUTTING AND PAINTING - IF TOU ARB INTERESTED In mpii^ iM lin, mnmderhead’s 13-year-old owner, ugly beggar. This summer wiU tell gesture of assent and dashed away. GUIOE .■Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se­ books send tor- free list to hopes Us horse win become a racer, as the tale.” Thunderhead’s career was taken toad is the fa- / B. SMITH seriously by everyone on the ranch lected and copyxlshted by Internationa] (rve? Rox SOS - - - Shortsvillc, New Tork. he is very la st. Plans are made to enter “Of course .you know, dad,” said Counctt ot Religious Education; used by Mm In a'fall race meeting. There It Ken magnanimously, “ a n y th in g that summer, and no one rode him permission. ot continental considerable worry, however, because ho Thunderhead wiiis will be yours and but’ his trainer, young Ken Mc­ A PEOPLE A T WORSHIP liat? Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! Is dIfflcnit to handle. Bob Mctaoghlln, Mother’s.” Laughlin, who tipped the scale at Americans are Ken’s lather, sells off most ot Us horses “WUl it? No. I don’t think so. ninety-six pounds, ' to raise cash. Flnanclai worries create LESSON TEXT—Exodus, 28:1; 38:4-9. 30- We’d want it to be yours. Then you During the winter just past when 29. Iers7 n rilt between Bob and his wife, NeD- GOLDEN TEXT—Thon salt worship the IsIave extracted Be tells her that they are going into can pay for aU your expenses and the staUion had been kept in, given ]’s paw and later your schooling and we’ll come out a Uberal daily ration of oats and Lord thy Gqd, ’ and Him only sbalt thou sheep raising. Ken’s school report Is serve—Matthew 4:10. ' by that same How To Relioye VnnsnaHy good, indicating that ho wants ahead anyway!” bay and exercise and braining by n favor. ltBiit some of it would have to be Rob McLaughlin, he had achieved a ' A nation wMch knows God must Ac actual-size pattern for all the yours!" superb development. He was as tall have a . place and a plan for wor­ sw e rs ttAU right. We’U incorporate. Mc­ as the Percheron—sixteen hands— parts gives an accurate guide for Bronchitis CHAPTER XX shiping Him. The histoiy of Israel cutting' the pieces either by hand Laughlin and Son’. And KU take and would be even taUer when he has moved forward in'the account Creomutlon relieves promptly Be- what I need for Ihp present and we had his full growth. No longer could- or with a power jig saw. !cause it goesright to the seat of the Bob’s big white teeth -gleamed in in Exodus where the people de­ be of the French trouble to help loosen and expel can get squared later, on.” : it be said of him that he was un­ livered from bondage are estab­ The painting Is am. There is a pattenr germ laden phlegm, and aid nature bis dark face. He looked very gainly or badly proportioned. AU; Ior that too. As you IDUow it the Idttoi There was a moment’s pause. Rob lished as a theocratic nation; that is, comes to life—the fur looks so real and I’ania, near AI- to soothe ,and heal raw, tender, In. pleased. But continuing to study hadn’t yet said anything about that his parts had grown together. His; flamed bronchial mucous mem­ the boy’s expression he suddenly, one governed by God. the expression in the face so animated. It branes. TelL your druggist to sell you entrance fee. , legs were long and powerfully mus­ The covenant at . Sinai - (ch. 19) is a charming toy and an appealing one if |square miles. * bottle of Creomulslon with the un­ had a recurrence of his first convic­ ”, “You’re going to have a wonder­ cled, Ms neck massive and'arched,, you like to make novelties Ior gifts or to derstanding you must like the way It tion. There was something fishy. was followed by the giving of the sell. latest records, ful big hay crop, aren’t you, dad? Ms coat a pure dazzling wMte and; law (chs. 20-23), and Uien in chap­ ♦ * • quickly allays Uie cough or you are “TeD me, Ken,” he said, “is this Don’t you think you may seU your shining with the glossiness of a stal-; Iicans arenow to have your money back. absolutely on the level? You really ters 24-40 we find the worsMp of NOTE—Pattern 291 with actual-slze cut­ This is 4,000,000 hay—the part you won’t need for lion’s skin. Strength, power and, ting and painting guide and complete di­ did it? It’s bona fide?” wilfulness were still his outstanding; God established. Two elements are rections Ior this kitten is 15c. Write di­ C R E O M U L S I O N ' “Sure I did it, dad,” said Ken, necessary—a way in which God may rect to: forCouehi.ChesfCoMs, Brondiitii characteristics. ! be approached and a place to meet his jubilance fading at the realiza­ He was now shod, and Ken was tion that a bad reputation is hard to Him. The former is provided in the MRS. BUTR WYETB SPEARS out with him every day before ordaining of the Aaronic priest­ Bedford WtUa ' New York live down. breakfast, running him on the track.' “When did you start working for hood, and the latter by the build­ Drawer 11 He still fought Ken, he still bucked, ing of the Tabernacle. STRAI|NS, SORENESS this phenomenal report card?” but when Ken complained of the Encfose 15 cents for Pattern No. 291. “Last fall. When- school start­ horse’s dislike of him, his father, L God Provides a Way to Wor­ Name— CUTS, BURNS ed.” said, “You’ve got that wrong* sonj sMp (28:1). ta d “And you- kept it up all year?” The appointment of Aaron as Mgh Address- A favorite hotnelioU antkeptie Jrcn If that horse really hated you he’d, ing and liniment for 98 yearn—Hanfttd** Ken nodded. never -let you get near Mm. He priest, and his sons to serve with BALSAM OP MYRRHl I t canteine “Just so you might get permission doesn’t hate you. He fights you be­ him, provided for the proper con­ eootblng gem* to relieve the Mrtnest tad from me to stay out of school next cause he tikes to. He enjoys it.; duct of the wOrsMp of God wMch •cbe of ovor-naed and Mrained muedce. fall when Thunderhead goes to the Takea the ating and itch oat of burnt, You’re his trainer. You’ve got to was to take place in the Tabernacle. scalds, insect bites, oak and Ivy poison* post?” make Mm do what he doesn't want The sinner coming, into the pres­ ing, triad and son burn, chafing and “Yes sir.** to do and he’s a fighting devil so he ence of God must approach by way chapped skin. Its antiseptic action less­ “Put’ it there, son! I’m proud of ens the danger of infection whenever the fights you back. But PU bet, when of the brazen altar where'sacrifice Orahpma skio is cut or broken. you!” he’s waiting up there in the morn­ could be made for sin. This called Eeep a bottle handy for the minor Ken was'dazed. His small bone­ ings for you to come and give him casualties of Ititchen and nursery. At less hand was lost in his.father’s for a priest set apart for this holy your druggist—trial rise bottle 354; his work-out, he’d feel pretty.bad duty, which would open the. way tor SHAKlHt... household rise 654; economy sise $1*25. clasp and shaken bard. He was still if you didn’t show up.” the repentant one to enter into the & CL HANFORD MFG. CO* SynM A N.V. trying to explain. / IT RELIEF from Sote mnhete of Touch And Go was still the pace­ Holy place, and ultimately’to know gging colds “The thing is, dad, of course ITl maker for her. big brother, and Rob that his sin was covered in the Holy Ihing and m ake make up all the lessons I lose while McLaughlin said, “When I see that of Holies. I’m out of school. But if I had Tffed up—put a filly run, damned if I don’t think Consider the grace of God in feus J Vicks VapoRub just asked you, and told you that she’s the one that’s going to be the ling water. Pd do that, you wouldn’t have be­ providing for the deep spiritual need Salse^ • Mt1 racer.” of His people. AU of tills pointed for­ |ef come as you lieved I could do it.” Touch And Go was a regular, Kteaming, medi- , “And you can say that again, ward to the day when Christ the true fhese medicated beauty. Tall and daintily made, High Priest was to make the perfect boy!” with a long reaching neck, straight p to the cold-con- “So I ' had to prove it to you—, and final atonement for sin by the aihifig passages. slim legs, little feet that would fit sacrifice of Himself on Calvary’s Iritation, quiet before I asked you.” in a cup, and a playful Mgh spirit tree. Beartheheadand “You’ve proved it.” _ that kept her always acting up, al­ Si comfort. “Dad! Do youVmean I can?” ways ddncing and going sideways. The symbolic- dress of the priest !RELIEF... On IWlRlirs UBBtSISUUB AT UP “I mean just that. This brilliant and Ms consecration for Ms duties Her ruddy Mde was glorious in the are all very instructive, but we do lid back at bed- mind of yours seems to work in re­ sun, and the blond tail and mane Ils VapoRub. It verse. Give you horses so that ydu gave her a de luxe, made-to-order, not have space to comment at Good many people spend too I r s - even while length. Suffice it tq say that the one much time teacbin’ children how have no time for lessons and even look. lring relief. Now have to stay out of school and you who is to serve in the conduct of the to behave toward their parents. - H f h i S W *—I To Rob McLaughlin her perfect Seems to me lots of parents rti ami win mi rtnt tr bust yourself wide open and carry worship of God is to be' a called,; ought to be taught how to be­ the rag off the bush!” conformation , was a justification M cleansed and consecrated man, set' have toward their children. f V a p o R o b / RHEUMATISM “Dad—there’s something more!” " ttWetU incorporate. McLaughlin his theories of line breeding, and he apart for a holy calling and eager to I NEURITIS-LUMBAGO and Son.” sometimes studied the racing sheet, “Ah! Now it’s coming!” Rob’s be used of God to lead men"into fel- Kess my sou!, there ain’t nuth- making a note of what events were IowsMp with Him. in’ easier than makin’ sure ye're face took on its sardonic expression'. the sheep or the horses or the cows, scheduled for two-year-olds. ttWe “Two things, dad.” quite early—say; in September?” From these first provisions for gittln’ a top-quality margarine. “Well—shoot!” might run her too,” he said, “put the worship of God we thus .may Jest look fer the words “Table- ttGot it all figured out, haven’t her in the baby class.” learn many of the Mgh principles Grade". Nu-Maid Margarine's krlngiards” “You said last year, when Thun- you?” Table-Grade. Sez so jest as plain derhead didn’t get gelded with the The summer passed very slowly which are to guide the church re­ as the nose on yer face right on Ken nodded. the package. ItheBlues other two-year-olds, that he could “I don’t know when I’U seU my for Ken, because it was all a tense garding the caU and separation of Urg* BMlM m m w I’US-SaWDSIi. Wh go HU this year. Does—does he waiting for the racing season, and men to the ministry. The gift and y / surplus hay. It may pay better to » CICTIOI: HE IIlT IS IIIIIIU * have to be gelded? Wouldn’t you hold it till later ;in the season when a tense watching of Thunderhead. grace of God shown in the man’s TThen you see somebody let suc­ Il IU 8111 III! SIIItS u Il WUhimIlI IlplD Besides, it was fell of excitement- character are far more important cess go' to their heads, you kin I wim m i is, In. m n u im t I. miim just—skip it—dad? Because he may hay gets scarce.” be mighty sure there was a vac­ win, you see—And there’s a chance ■ Ken looked crestfallen. just one thing after the other. The than intellectual or social standing. uum there to start with. that the gelding might hurt him or Rob leaied back- in his chair. first excitement was when he got II. God Provides a Place of Wor­ kill him and anyway if he should be ttWeM beter count this up now'afld home and found out what was going sMp (35:4-9, 20-29). When I want my cakes or pies a winner on the race track we’d know what we’re up against.” to happen to his mother. It was The plan for the Tabernacle was to be extra-special, I alius use a I WAS AN want to sell his services as a stal­ Ken called on his fortitude and hard for Ken to keep his mind from given by God to Moses in much de­ TableGrade Margarine . . . one confesion when he thought about that’s got a nice mild, aweet lion, wouldn’t we? And anyway—” stood waiting. | ■ tail, A close study of it will- bring flavor. Nu-Mald Margarine’s “We won’t geld him,” said Rob ■“Yoti’re- going with Mr. Sargent that. Sie had wanted it.' Hadn’t she rich reward. Table-Grade. ALCOIOLie suddenly. said at dinner that night, “I want Althoughtheplansweremadeby , I know th e m iaery from Rh* so the trip, won’t cost you anything, 1 curse of drink; the agony This quick victory was another but you’ll be ih Saginaw Falls for a monkey tree. I want a sleigh all God (Exod. 25-27), note that He gave »T:CN mokes you fed to loved ones, the loss of happtaeasw shock to Ken. Rohraisedthereport covered with bells, and I want a to the people the privilege of pro­ ps, brings on stomach tnoney, health, Job.. . . BUT I know, thlBB WUBks**** u gassy discomfort, how to break the spell of whiskey* card. “You’U find aU your life long, “I’ll sleep'in the stall with Thun- little girl,” and of course it was viding the materials. Ibey recog­ Ps famous medldnu TeU me your problem. son, that fine performance wiU get derhead,” put in Ken qitickly, “Lots right for Ms mother to have what nized it' as a Mgh privilege and not Ie trigger on lazy “in* NEWTON, Dept. AL I things for you that nothing else she wanted. But it was hard to a burden, and they came enthusias­ Table. Grade ■ you feel bright and of owners do that if they haven’t Ti O, Bax Ballywoad 29. CaIIforntav wiU.” got much dough.” ■/ take. He had argued with her about tically with their gifts. MARGARINE I is the wonderful sen* “Besides, Thunderhead hasn’t “But I suppose you’U have to eat! That thought bears application to Ined in good old Syniy reaUy made any trouble, has he?”. Sargent will send the colt with his 1S tBut mother, you’ve got us! How-, the believer, for we know that God i so easy to take. R J ObltlMWASallMiSBtIBlM It was bard for Ken to get his horses by raU and keep him in his ard and me. Aren’t we enough?” stiU loves a cheerful giver (H Cor. I use pepsin prepara* mind off his horse . 1 “He hasn’t stables ih charge of bis trainer, so “No. f-want a little girl.” 9:7). Those who groan and grumble Jocs to make the medi* HOWQUINTS' tried to fight Banner or get any there’U be no shipping or stable ttWant her much, mother?” about the money and material Ible and agreeable to n WMBnthr m IImm c ss d a fm n J> your lasatire is con* mares, or—wen, not anything like expenses. You’re in luck there— ttWantber lots, dear. Remember needed for the worsMp of God have fepsin. th a t” but Thunderhead’s got to eat too. how hard you wanted Flicka?” not caught the real spirit of Chris­ DALD WELL'S—Qicffl- ttThunderhead hasn’t had a So there’U be his feed bill and the' ttIt might be. a boy,” said Ken- tian giving. . I for 50 years, and feel gloomily, and he added, ttBesides, The children of Israel brought |relief from constipa* chance to raise heU yet. It’s been jockey fee—” a godsend that we could leave Touch “That’s ten dollars if he .just doesn’t it hurt awfully?” more than enough of tiieir most O I * E I children love it. RQBON Nell was busy putting the laundry ily as directed. MUSTEROLh And Go with him until early this rides, and twenty-five if he wins,” treasured possessions and of the. la­ spring when die came in heat for interpolated Ken, “and dad, please away. She counted the- piles of bor of their hands; in fact, they had the first time. That kept him happy. don’t say jockey. People that know, sheets she was stacking in the linen to be fold to stoP (Exod. 36:1-7). Kept him away from the other caU them riders.” closet. . , Imagine having to tell people to stop !LLS m ares and delayed the beginning of Rob ignored this. “And the en­ ttDoesnJt it, mother?” insisted giving! That would be a novelty! what you might caU his sex life. Be­ trance fee,” he finished, “Altogeth­ Ken. “Doc Hicks might have to—” The Tabernacle was duly built, M lV E AKYOUMtE sides, hejs been trained and worked er quite a Mt o t money.” ttKen! This is going to be a baby! and thus there was provided, for Is­ 0 doe to htigne, expo- pretty .consistently. Y oucan train - He looked out the window again, And Doc EQcks won’t have any­ rael a place of meeting (Tabernacle tote, odds or overwork. ISYtUP PEPSIN Contains methyltalicylate, an animal, you know, for the kind of ahd in spite , of fortitude, Ken be­ thing to do with it!” / literally means “tent of meeting”), effective pain-relieving W fA O ftD life he is to Uve. We’ve kept him gan to feel wet in his armpits and “Oh, sure—I know that—” . beautiful and appropriate for tiieir due to MONTHLY LOSSES? away from the real life of a stallion. around his waist. “And as for its hurting—Who caret days of sojourning in fee wilderness.. You girls and women who lose bo • The significance of the Tabernacle much during monthly .periods that But that won’t last forever. The “But I’ll stake you to the en­ about that?” She had finished stack­ you're pale, weak, “dragged, out**— time wiU come. One day his ears trance fee for the one big race and in g and her voice was very gay* is both interesting and important. v t & m m this n ?’? be due to lack of blood-iron. wUl pop, and he’U suddenly thump all the expenses for yourself and “You don’t get anything for noth­ (1) It is a symbol of God’s pres­ 6 0 try LydU B. Pinkham tB TABLETS himself on'the chest and exclaim, Thunderhead.” ence with His people. AU Whb were — one' of the best home ways to ing, dear.” build up . red blood—In such cases. I’m a man!” ttYou wiU, dad? Gee! Oh, Gosh!” defiled were, excluded because God by io n dngffst Ken laughed. “I hope if won’t be “No.” His father had told him was there. ' . Fihkham1S Tablets are one of Kie ttHowlU I be repaid it he doesn’t plenty about that. best blood-iron tonics you can .buy! on the race track.” win anything?” • (2) It is a type of God’s :method (GE TO COLDS - “And didn’t you—” her hand was “Sex doesn’t enter much into the ’ Ken’s Ups sobered in a line of of bringing sinners to Himself. There HS £ lightly on his head, arranging his must be a sacrifice for sin before I the feeling of encrgetfe y WNU—7 03-40 life of race horses. StaUions and determination and courage. “I’U |eingl Take good-tastiox m ares rai8 6 together without any dis­ work very hard all summer.” soft brown hair so that it did not commuhion can be established. . i Emulsion right away, if turbances of that sort” fall over Ms forehead, “didn’t you The furniture of the, TabernaMe is el tired, rundown, unable - “ You’U do that anyway,” said Rob low off worrisome colds— “I know.” grimly. tTve never given you the sit all night in the cold water hold­ therefore significant.^ Thealtar of sac­ Be your diet lacks natural: ttWeU now- — what’s the other ing Flicka—justbecause you loved rifice and the laver of cleansing vitam ins and enorgy-build- - When Your idea you could; spend the summer COLD PREPARATIONS Batural oils! Scott’jj help* thing? Might as weU get it over sitting on your fanny, have I? Or her and wanted her so'much?" come first to the outer court. Then .UQUID,TABLET5, SALVE, NOSC DROPS mncrgy, et a mina, resistance* Back Hurts with.” . just monkeying around your horse Ste was through with the linen on Ms journey from the sacrifice to OUmON-USE ONLY AS DIttCTID p your druirsist’s today I and went quickly back to the the communion of the Holy of And Yaur Strength and ■ Ken’s face flushed a little. “Re­ either.” member what you said once, dad? ttAnd besides,” said Ken,-“ there’s kitchen. Ken watched her, not an­ Holies, the one who seeks God fejfed EnergybBeIvwPa* That I cost you money every time I another way I could make money swering her out loud but thinking by the showbread, lighted.Iqr the Ic1 m y bo catuod by dborder ot U d-.. ACIS ON THE KIDNEYS My {unction that permit! potaooooa turnaround?’” enough to pay you back everything to himself that it was different. How: candlestick and sustained .by prayer, V M to to accumulate. For truly many “I remember!” could you love something you hadn’t of wMch the altar Of incense speaks. To IaacaM flew sl wise u d BM]ile tod tiled, weak and mfaamblo iand more too.” when the IdfMyo tail to temova /actm . ttWeU-What about the money the “This brilliant mind of yours is ever seen and be willing, in ad­ Christ is the Bread of life, the (d im RriIatiM of Oe HUUcr * acida Old OtbCr waatO natter Icda tBa • race is going to cost?-The entrance getting me dizzy, -Ken. HOw can vance, to suffer for. it? With Flicka, - Light of tim: world,: our HighVFriest . teik a tm ariftr h Ae a t e Yao nay inffit niuins HeHehq; fee and aU that?” you make several hundred dollars?” he had (known and loved her and and interceding Advocate: .. ■ lkeamatic pains, headaches, dioxin eoa. cared for her for months. Within the Holy of/ Holies toe. Aib m n lW u uwucMWiy (W tw, eetlinr up Blgbla, ley palm, stnlllag, “I see.” Rob leaned back quietly “Well—you told me once it costs UrHcIm ni-dMB M ins. Md Jbcrn- Societimca frequent and ecaaty urina­ and became very thoughtful, rub­ yoi^ three hundred dollars to'put me He had to struggle against a feel; mercy seat typifies the covering, of a toifcmam.«M Rrhd.aiH»An IkSS organization tion Villi amartiag and burulni Ia an. FM Jhtm H d afflht. a friMB— .dMfr. bing bis hand through his hair* through a year of school. See?” He believer’s sins by the Mo,od of Christ. 7 0 Iwaots to get the other afeu tin t somethin* ia wroor with ing of dread when he saw bis father to t — Bator? TU n a snoald lraow the kidney, or bladder. “You’re a lot richer now than you smiled brilliantly at. his father. watching his mother all the time (3) It is. a symbol or the incarna­ about tbat IiMBii JMtmrS Jioeorary— Ihe money sets up Tlnreuoiildlienodoobtthatpionpt used to be, aren’t you, dad?” - tion of Christ of whom it is said that Off. KILMER'S SWAMP ROOT— that by which to judge treatm ent Ii Viaer th an negioct. Uao “I don’t see. I haven’t got a bril­ Witit such anxiety. It was a won­ DvnCt Ba. U ia better to rely an a ttWhereM you get that idea?” liant mind.” v der he would even let her stack the He "tabernacled” with men. SSSffqSaai ? ! I S s s f Ixed to it, just os in ittynhlean. M hmU, toots, rrrotabloo, Ulonm. Dr. |n the government inltliaaoneoinetbliicleialavoiaSSr ttWeU-Ihe sh eep -” “I — Just simply — won’t go to Llinen. He -wouldn’t let her do any­ (4) It is a symbol of heavenly KjhamrO I t not Urok or babit-fonain. Sn TJureau of Standards, own. Doao’t hare been tried and tent­ ttThe sheep have got me so deep sUhoOL I : could, study outside and thing this summer. He himself got things. Christ now appears in heaven any way. Many prapla n y II. Ii mwfoni Ced many yean. Aro at all drag etonn for us as our minister and high kve your own Bureau Get Oeonr. today. In debt Thunderhead wiU have to itake the exams—maybe— Anyway, up and cooked breakfast ■ every ^ & d * £ % £ S 5 & J oamplo TODAY! Win races to puU me out!” priest (Heb. 8:1-5). ■ • LUte Iheneewde «t etbacn.yvtflbe «hd Is, too. Just, consult I’d learn just as much and my morning, and Tim had to come in that yea did. Sdnd n w and ling columns of your ttOh, dad! Are you kind of count­ schooling wouldn’t ..cost you any­ and Mean the house. Gus churned, (5) It is a: symbol, of God's dwell­ Department D. Kflmer B Ca* N ef Y w ing on him?” Kan’s face glowed ing with men in the ages of eter­ U N t Stamford^ Can*. Offer limited. Send They safeguard thing.” and attended to. butter ,and Creaov- iT m ce AD droyslete oell Swamp Reel. Rasing power every D oans Pills with pride. "And Pd spend the money financ­ '(TO BE CONTCNUEQt . nity (Rev. 21). _ f year. TOE OAVlE RECORD, MOCKSVlLLE NJC., JANUARY 23. 1943 :

R E D CROSS HOME NURSING DAVIE BRIQK yiC TO R Y WHAT’S YOUR LIST YOUR c o m p a n y IQ ON SYMPTOMS? DEALERS IN PROPERTY UNITED v . . - ; • GOOD COAL STATES BEGINNING Day Phone 194 - Night Phono 119 Mocksvillo, N. C. BONDS AND STAMPS silly susan —When Johnny is tired and irritable, com­ Walker’s Funeral Homeg plains of a headache and sore throat, she tells him to tun Following Are The Names Of out and play with the other youngsters. "Fresh ait will make • ; AMBULANCE you feel better." A few hours later Johnny is running a high Phone 48 temperature and bis face is covered with angry red spots. The Tax Listers For HsiiMM Ihol Susan frantically telephones die doctor exclaiming help­ MecksvilIer N C . Oo h s n a t homo I* to lessly that Johnny is dying of some strange disease. War - Bands—10% fa r War Davie County I Bonds, every pay day.

CALAHALN T. A. VanZant CLARKSVILLE Lonnie Driver JERUSALEM Mrs. K. L. Cope FARMINGTON H. G Gregory The MOCKS VlLLE Clarence Craven capable cathy —She takes Billy’s temperature and pulse, FULTON . ■ Mrs. Z. V. Jokutson reporting his symptoms accurately to the doctor by tele­ phone. She puts him to bed immediately in a room by him­ SHADY G kOVE B. J. Browder self, and feeds him only liquids until the doctor arrives. When the doctor says Billy may be coming down with Be Prepared To Give Your Crop measles, she knows her prompt action has made Billy’s re­ Has Been Published Since 1899 covery quicker and protected other children in the com­ Report—In Acres ' \ : .* • munity. 46 Years N. L NAYLOR, 1 Tax Supervisor. Others have come and gone-your county newspaper keeps going. Sometimes it has seemed hard to Iiiiimiiimiiiiiiiirtim Hininiiiiir HBLP YOUR DOCTOR—HOME NURSING SHOWS YOU HOW— make “buckle and tongue” meet but Your doctor is busier than ever now. He’ll appreciate you*-' intelligent assistance when illness strikes your ramify. Leafn soon the sun shines and again We how to give simple treatments, how to feed a patient on a WANTED, soft, liquid, or normal diet, and how to keep a patient com­ march on. Our faithful subscribers, fortable in bed. All courses are taught by a professional nurse. If You Have most of whom pay promptly, give us If there is no borne nursing course offered at Poultry For Sale courage and abiding faith in our present i n your community, ask your Red SEE US Crosscbapter bow you may help organize one. fellow man. Heavy Hens 25c If your neighbor is not taking The Bring Your Poultry In Record tell him to subscribe. The Any Day In The Week We Pay Highest Market. Prices price has not advanced, but con- . FhrPoultryAndEggs tinues the same, $1.00 per'year. Phone 175 UocksviUe, S C . MOCKSVttLE POULTRY CO. When You Come To Town MakeOurOfficeYour Headquarters. I LET US GIN YOUR COTTON We Are Always Glad To j We Are Ready To Gin Or Buy Your Cotton I We Will Pay Highest Market Prices See You. I Our Big Gin Is Located In Rear Of I . Salford Mtotor Co. Your son who is in the Army, will I E. P. FOSTER D enjoy reading The Record. Just like a NOVEMBER, 1955. Joei "GoodsIiiIiif yea kept tiioae Victory Bonds.” Sunt "Right-O. Tkis den and bsthroom m irluit weVe needed dnee Grace and I set np housekeeping, le t of otker win bond-bolden are nodenldflf letter from home. The cost is only 2c. \l". their places, now,to&** "'.i: U .S . T n a su ry D ip tT ta a tt per week- Send us his address. H jv e s t o c k h e a l t h o d d it ie s * ^ , I

> HOfiMS AND MUMANS l| T I LET US DO I OWMiWODMMON. . BKUBVEDI j* W^WWIWM*nntt. 6 VER . E V v IH K ttO l&HOflKSNWEl Please Pay Your I YOUR JOB PRINTING I 1945 Tax Now! V We can save you money The Penalty Will Go Into Effeet on your On February 1st, 1946 ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, I And We Urge You To Pay Your County Tax STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BIU I Before That Date And Avoid A Penalty HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. i rV Y = W. H. HOOTS, Patronize your home newspaper and thereby help build up your AMEASE UNE HUMAN County Tax Colledor. MAtARIAKIUSIWUSAMPB . ____ OPtf-S-CNme \ C A m s CHEW FENCES. home town and county. AuAPusMoas-cwsEpsv AtULHSM AM Ofeeuoooeuse IN / INM pKTs -ItEALr- Send ns $1 For A Year’s Snbscrfytion THE DAVIE RECORD. Davie DA-VliB COUNTY’S OLDEST NE WSPAPEH-THE PAPER THE PEOPLE HEAD

• -HEIte SHALL THE PC*SS. THE PEOPLE’S RIGHTS MAINTAINt UNAWED BY INFLUENCE AND UNBRlBEO BY GAIN.” ... " ’ ' 1 • • VOLUMN XLVII. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30. 1946. NUMBER 26

NEWS OF LONG AGO. Character That Is A Gem Remember Rev. Walter The Last Straw Dam Farm Ntfws Seen Along Main Street Rev. Walter G. benhour. Hiddenite. N, C. L Itenhoar M, S. Stackhouse, In Cbariotto Oboerrer In an effor to prevent shortages ByTheStreetRambler. - What Wa* Happening In Daaie The law and principal of truth . The announcement by Chester. iu livestock feeding areas of the 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dear Editor:—It has been some Before The New Deal Used Up Must be observed by all, Bowles, O P A .: administrator, - that Nation, theU: S. Department of A Knox Johnstone getting Satur­ Iitde whiIe since any o f my arri- From childhood through die days he would.soon place a ceiling' on gricnltural has issued an order re. day afternoon hair cut—Charlie The Alphabet, Drowned The cles appeared in the “Grand Old o f youth the 1 4 4 6 cotton crop is the las* stricting the use of protein meal in Cozart busfly engaged in front of Hogi and Wowed Up The That we may never fall; Davie Record” because of sick­ straw so far as the southern- cotton the mann'ac* >re of mixto feed for Davie Cafe—Big bunch of Repub­ Cotton and Corn. And then the right must be pur­ ness and other reasons. But I farmer is concerned. Mr. Bowtes livestock and poultry, I N Smoot, licans assembled on street comer feel itm y duty this morning to says that he is alarmed over the Chairman, Cavie County AAA (Davie Record, Jan. 29, 1919.) sued discussing the state of the nation And honesty possessed; write just a short letter to all of advance in the price of raw cotton. Committee said here this week. Lint cotton is 25 cents. —Nine rural ladies assembled in The life with love must be en­ the many readers of The Record He intimates that cotton prices are Necessity for- the order, be ex front of furniture store—Magness Prof. John Minor spent Friday dued. and of Rev. W. E. Uenhouris ar­ too high and must be reduced plained, ' arises from the heavy in Winston. 1 Howard parked in front of. San­ AndTaults must be confessed. ticles; I feel that a Imge number Today thousauds of unddrpriyit drain on supplies' of protein feed ford’s store—Mrs. Oscar Kdler S. M. Call, Jr., made a business of the readers of Bro. Isenhouris eged cotton farmers are living in caused by the large number of Thecharacterthatisagem shopping in Cash' Store—dint trip to Winston Saturday. sermons and poems would like to substandard houses The - cotton poultry ou farms, near record vo Is never had by chance; Wilson hanging around stove in G. A. Sheek returned Friday send him at least one dollar as a Iutiie of cattle feediag dating the It must be made within'the realm farmer is the loaest paid, worker grocery store—Misses Danny Bail­ from a business trip to Columbia, love offering, and to show our ap­ in America. TboUsandsof tenant • winter and tbe feeding of hogs to Gf laws fixed in advance; ey and Lettie Sheek looking over S. C. preciation for his efforts'in trying in the South have left the cotton unusually heavy weights.’.’ And of these laws we "wish to mail In postoffice lobby—Mrs. J. Attorney John H. Clement, of to put something before the peo­ farms And tbe onlv reason all “The restrict ions are a reinstate, speak S. Haire doing afternoon shop­ .Winston, was in town Thursday ple worth while. He is doing his do not ieavr and now to indns raent and expansion of manufac­ Which brings men to their goal, ping—Mrs. Joe Spry lookiug out on business, best .to get your children and my trial plants and to the smaller turing and distribution controls or­ Where they are great and good store door—Grant Daniel mail­ -: Miss Eslsie Horn spent the week children to see die right way and towns and cities is because they iginally issued in December, 1 9 4 3 , and good and meek, : ing big boxes—Wilbum Stone- aid in Statesville with her sister, be saved from eternal damnation do not have bouses to Itve in. They and terminated-in 1 9 4 5 alter the 1Mts-Ross Mills. With noble heart and soul, street being led across Main street before iris too late. Ihave known have lost all interest in growing feed situation improved,’ he said —Crowd of folks looking at wreck­ Joe Sheek, o f Fayetteville, arriv­ The mind must think on noble Bro: Istohour for over 30 years, cotton. You cannot blame them The recently issued order pro ed automobile. ed in town Saturday to spend a dungs, and I think a better man of God I challenge Mr Bowles to visit me htbits manufacturers from using few days wiith home folks. The soul be filled with grace; cannot be found. He’s stood'the in South Carolina and see the mis more high protein meal in making Marine Given Citation - Miss Pauline Horn is spending We must forget the many stings test, borne the heat and the ram. erafre conditions which ’exist on feed tor feeding livestock other this week in Statesville, the guest That would becloud the face, He’s been a mighty good herds­ these cotton farms. - than poultry feed than the ­ The following citation has been of Miss Helen Cooper. And look to God in humble man; the night doesn’t get too M t. Bowles, shows alarm ho t does tity nsed for that purpose in the given Pfc. Thomas Graham Joy­ > Clyde Ijames has moved his prayer, dark nor the weather too bad for he realize that-half of the cotton' corresapnding calendar quarter oi ner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey family to Winston, where he has Joyner, of Harmony, R. 2t Be kind and pure and good; him to go after the' lost tribe of crop in. 1 9 4 5 , sold at less than 2 0 «945 : a position with Hutchens Drug For others we mnst always care, . IsnteL He’s always ready to go cents a pound. He does pot tel’ The order prov*des that no per. The Commanding General, Heet Store. And stand we saints have stood. after those that have gone astray you that be is alarmed that wages son may use a larger quantity oi Marine Force, Pacific, takes pleas- The infant o f Mr. and Mrs. John ute in commending Private First The way of sin must be refused and if possible bring them bade of all industrial workers-have spir. protein men] in tbe manufacture ot Davis died Saturday of influenza Class Thomas G. Joyner, United And habit must be dean; into the sweet fold of God, In a aled up and up and up He doer ponltrv feed than the' following' States Marine Corps Reserve for and was buried Sunday in the Themoralsmus must not be a- Iitde while he will lay die armour not tell you that raw cotton consti­ percentages of tbe quantity so used Concord church cemetery. service as set forth in the follow­ bused, down, as he is growing old and tutes only a small portion of the in the corresponding month of ’ 4 5 . ing citation: L. B. Walker, of Roanoke, Va., And habit must be dean; gray, until that old chariot will cost of finished cotton goods., He Januatv and February, 1 9 0 per Cf.. “For meritorious and efficient who has beeh spending a few days The morals must not be abused, swing low and Bro; Isenhonr will is not alarmed when a pair of cot March, 9 5 per ct , April, 9 0 per performance of duty while serving with his parents on R. I, return­ And nothing low and mean step on board and go sailing to ton bed sheets sell retail at $4 .9 6 e t , other months, 8 5 per ct. This ed home Saturday.. Must be allowed to dwell within, his eternal home. Then he won’t He does not teli you that this same limitation is in line with the nat. with a Marine amphibian tractor W . Bryan Booe, who has been Her reign where God must stay, need any money, for God will fur­ pair of sheets contain less than ional 1 9 4 6 goals calling for a 1 5 battalion during operations against in die Naval Reserve service at If with our character we win nish him milk and honey. No, .three pounds of raw . cotton—cost, per oem. reduction in the prodnc the enemy on Tarawa Atoll, Gil­ bert Islands, frem 20 November to „ Newport News, Va., has received A crown of life some day. he won’t heed to buy any dothes iug the cotton mill, today less than lion of eggs and a 1 7 per cent »e- 23 November, 1943; at Saipan and his discharge and is at home. then, for God willclothe him in a 7 5 cents. Manufacturing, labor dnction-in the number of chicken- The character that is a gem Dinian, Marianas Islands, from 15 Charles Tatum, col., who has long white robe. Don’t you want retail and wholesale profits account raised on farms. Is better far to own June to 7 AugusL 1944; and at been with die U. S. Army in Eu­ to meet him there andreceive one for $4 .2 3 of the entire price of the The order prohibits acceptance Than all the wealth of eVry realm, Okinawa Shima, Ryukyu Islands rope, arrived home Saturday. He too? I do. I’m happy in my Soul pair of bed sheets. of delivery of protein, meals' by. a Or fame, or crown, or throne; from I April to 2 1 -June, 1945. •ays he is mighty glad to be home. this morning, and praise God, I Mr. Bowles doet not tell you tba' user in any quantity whicb will For all that’s good and grand " Private First Class Joyner was at don’t care who knows it In my be is alarmed when shirts, 'work cau-e his inventory, to exceed a 3 0 - • G. Leagans of Cana, received a Goes intfo such a soul, - all times cool, capable and effi­ mind l can just sec Brol IsenhoUr clothes, etc., are selling at treble day.supply based upon bis use cr letter from his son Fred, dated And when Heaven’s throne we cient in the performance: of his standing there at die final “round tbe price they sold for in 1 9 4 0 sales during the corrtopondiog cal­ Dec, 24, saying he was a member duties. Oftenunderfire and al­ up in die sky,” with that white Not due io tbe advauceto the price endar month of 1 9 4 5 of the occupation army, and was Twill be the highest goal t ways under most trying condit­ robe on, smiling and I can also of taw cotton. But due almost so As a result of authorization 10 stationed at Heilbersheid, Ger­ ions, he exhibited those qualities many now. Selling By Saving see that great number o fVsairitk lily to. the advance in labor, manu­ impose set aside requirements, if standing around him, and thesp facturing costs, wholesale and re stich was deemed, necessary to ac of loyalty, courage and determina­ C. W. Booe, of Winston-Salem, Those .who advocate that thfc tion that contribute so much to are they that Bro. Isenhour has tail, profits Hedoes not tell yon complish the purpose of the new was in town last week on busi­ country now needs perpetual price' pointed to the “Lamb of God that shat he is olarmed when Congres, order? the initial set aside for tbe the effectiveness of a fighting force. ness. Mt. Booe is on the market control to prevent the public from taketh away the sins of the world/’ is urged to raise the minimum wage remoinder of January, beginning Through his unending’ devotion for a good farm near Mocksville. being “gypped” b y rapacious to duty he aided materially in the Then as we look on that beautiful scale to 6 5 cents- an boor, - The 1 the 1 6 th is 5 per cent of the- re. H e wants: to mo ve back to Davie. manufacturers and retailers, should su ccesses of his organization in scene we’ll say, amen, and praise poor devil that follows the plow on; dnction of soybean, cottonseed, lin­ armed conflict with the enemy. Robert Foster and Stacy Chaffin, correct their reasoning in the light God forever) I see nhw just where tbe farm is today receiving Iesi seed and peanut meal Announce who have been in camp in Mary­ of facts. His conduct throughout was in my dollars were going, and I see than one sixth of the ultimate pticf ment - regarding the percentages land, arrived home Saturday, hav­ To begin with, modern Ameri why Crater was staking that earn­ of cotton goods paid by . the con; that processors will be required to keeping with the highest tradit­ ing rectived honorable discharges. ions of (he United States Naval can industry and retailing Can ex. est plea tor old soldier of the sumer. - The cotton spinner, the set aside iu'February is expected We are glad to welcome ihe boys ist only by'producing and selling Service.” ' RQY S. GEIGER, cfosf: No one has asked me to cotton merchant, the whosesate and about January 2 5 . Miome.' ■ goods in volume at a price the peo Lietto-Gen., U . S. Marine Corps. do this, except die spirit of my retail man. in fact everyone cow. too Printed Visiting Cards Commendation Ribbon Author­ Horn John F. Smidided was in nle can pay And - the cheaper Lord. I felt it my duty, and it’s netted’ with cotton,m aking mon­ ttaev can produce and sell the goods Cali at Record office. ized. town a few horns Thursday on ftom my heart, and. to yours, .I ey with the exception of the-faigier the more they can sell ' , business. He was called from trust. ,.I;... Why this'SUddeh attack on thfe Raleigh to his home at Advance To take a specific case: How God' bless, the editor and? all th^ producer?, Why must the cotiob North Carolina ( In Superior Court noes the - coal industry hope to Davie Conntv t READ THE ADtf . on account of three of his family readers o f The Dkvie Record, arid farmer still bear tbe bruu.t, and his make a profit? Certainlv not by Mrs J L. Eaton (Nana M Eaton), Along WiUi die New* being ill with influenza. leris one ; arid all slip ' a dollar to standard of living forced still lowei? selling the least amount of coal at Admrx. of B. F M oore, deceased; A wedding o f mnch local inter­ an envelope and give Bro- Tsen He has been a good sport. He has. and Mrs.'Nana M. Eaton and bus. est was . chat of Mr. Jeff Davis and the highest possible price per ton hour a real_ dollar shower. He is been patriotic; and aided the war ef­ oand J. L Eaton, individually. Instead of beiog satisfied With Miss.Ddpha Hartman, of Ad­ deserving and will acknowledge it fort in every way possible He has vs - - . • 1SSISS? mining the greatest amount of coal Lelia Moore, single; Mrs Jtuth vance, which occured last Wed­ by letter or through The Record. made - tremendous sacrifices - HE Mary Bell Moore and husband. Gra per man. of any country In the A. J. CRATER. Kearns, and husband Sidney P. ham D. Mbore nesday. After die wedding a sup­ HAS BEEN THE GOAT OF ALL vs ’ world,. American producets are ac. Kearns; Mrs. Margaret Beck and per was given at die Hartman HamptonviDe, N. C. THE TERRORITSTS IN WASH­ husband Walter Beck; B. C. Moore Waiter Howard and wife Alma How­ tually trying to increase the use of home to a few intimate friends. P . S. Buy one of Isenhouris INGTON. Ptices Cf everything and Benny Moore. ard; Eosh Howard and - wife • Lelta coal by showing the averane house, Howard, et al. Bob Campbell, Steve Efird and books. They are toll of truth. have advanced but not the farmer’s holder how to build, new homes Algo Edwards have been appoint­ cotton. Notice, Serving of Sam­ Notice, Service of Sum­ with chimneys of sufficient out of ed as a committee to meet and But now nature has taken a hand mons by PabHcation confer with die groundhog 'on every ton of coal used, and there A short crop has been produced. mons by Publication Sunday, Feb. 2nd, thank him-for by actually save money. AUTO LOANS The cotton farmer is at last: about Tbe defendants,''B. C. Moore and The defendants. Rush Howard and America was bnilt on the low. Benny Moore, will take notice that wife Lelia Howard; Annie Howard, his kindness to us last year and CITIZENS FINANCE CO. to come into his own. “The snip, widow; John Howard and wife. Vir- ' cost production 'philosophy. So an action entitled as above bas been beg for die continuance of die Vance Hotel cldg. that he has long looked for is a- commenced in the Snperior Court gtnia Howard; Fred Howard and why assume that .we must now de- wife Nell Howard, and Calvin Hov - same tiiis year. Statesville,!?C. bout to sail into port.” Cotton of Davie County, North Carolina: pend on non.prodncing price coo aid and wife Loraine Howard, will Pvt. Grady W. Cartner, who is prices are looking up BUT UP to sell the lands.belonging 'to the take notice that an action entitled somewhere in. France, writes The trailers to tell the producers and SPEAKS MR. BOWLES. It is estate of B.'F. Moore, deceased, to as above has been commended in the make assets for tbe payment of. bis all right for the. industrial worker SuperiorCoort ofDavie County to Record, under date of Dec. 30th, the consumers how to live? Tbe A- Notice To Creditors I debts,"and tbe said defendants will sell the lands owned by petitioners as follows: "As an American sol­ merican industrial and selling tech. Having qualified-as -Executor of to receive more money bat not the further take notice tbar they are and defendants as tenants in com­ dier in France, I want .to thank the last win of J-M Call, deceased, farmer. required to appear at the office - of mon, for partition and the said de­ nique has brought this nation to fendants will further take notice die people of Mocksville and the notice-is hereby given to all persons • I cannot, I will not, believe that tbe Clerk of. Superior Court, o f Da- the highest living standards In the holding claims against the estate of vie County, In tbe conrt- house in chat tney and,each of them are re­ surrounding country for the kind­ said deceased, to. present the same, southern - Senators and Congress: quired to appear a t the office o f tbe ocksvtlle, N C . on the 4 th day ness which they have shown to world —Wilkes Journal. properlv verified: to the undersign­ men (OUR REPRBSENTATIV Clerk of Superior Coutt of Davie ed a t Mocksville. N. C.. B. 4; on or of February, 1 9 4 6 ,- and answer or County,- N. G„ in the court house in' die American soldiers ini France. land posters at thia office. before tLe 2nd day of January, 1947, ES) are .going to permit the cotton demur to the complaint in said, ac­ Mocksville, N. G.. on Saturday, tbe Wishing diem all a happy New or this notice will be pleaded in bar farmer to hp further nailed Jo the tion,:or the plaintiff will apply to 9th day of Febraary. 1946 and an­ Year.” of recovery. AU persons indebted tbe Court for- tbe relief demanded swer or demur, to the Complaint in ^Somr W ar Battd \ to said estate wjll please: call opon cross. I do-not believe they will in said complaint: said action or the plaintiffs will ap­ E M. Keller, of R. I, was in the undersigned and m8ke prompt desert us now to our hour of need. T his the 2 7 th day of December, ply to the Court for the relief de­ settlement. 'This the 2nd day of town Wednesday and tells us that JbtvagtmaailB .1945 ' manded in arid Complaint. - This the January. 1946. They should immediately organize 6 th day of January. 1946." he sold a turkea gobbler one, day YourInveBtataai S. H. CH AFFIN. KELLY CALL, Executor, of as a body and say NO . to Mt S. H. CHAFFIN. recently that brought him $ 1 1 .10 . BtAmiaHad*** J.:M:CALL. deceased. Clerk of Superior Conrt. Clerk of Superior Court. .The^gobbler weighed 37 'pounds. - Sy A r. GRANT. Attorney. -- Bowles in no uncertain terms, - By A. T. GRANT- Attorney. By A. T. GRANT, Attoraey- THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLEe N. C, CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT INSTRUCTION . ADVANCED FIANO COCK8E, 81.M W. A. OTTO u CUAFuk AJtaae - Ualoa City. N. I. G M im A fI D . Samalt Ltasoa 10c. - INSTRUCTION VOU Ieam a Httle as the years UEABN BADIO and KEKBIGEBATION by ' UNDER THE DOME our now method of lnatructton in your WASHINGTON.—Busy Tom Cor­ I pass by. Not much. Just a little. spare time at low cost. DYNAMIC coran, the ex-bratatruster, has been One of the few things I’ve, learned SCHOOLS. Bta 188». DtBTtr, Colo. promoting his law partner, ex-Sena- this season, meaning 1945, is that tor D. Worth Giurk of Idaho, to re­ : the word - greatest” MISCELLANEOUS The place Harold Ickes when and it the doesn’t:' belong to E arn StS tally. Sell HISTORY WORLD WAR IL Agents, distributors, veterans latter resigns as secretary of the_ in­ sport. There is no wanted. C. M. Bartrat. Iowa FaUs, Iowa. terior. Clark, a iiormef die-hard iso­ such word.; lationist, is not likely to get-the job. There never was . . . An off-the-record quote from and never wiU be a Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! rn H E who! President Truman: “A lot of people "greatest” football I War Prd used to accuse President Roosevelt or baseball team— -V id the entil ,of being a liar—especially on Capi­ a “greatest” golfer the disposal! tol Hill. But having been in this or Vgreatest” pitch­ . billion dollal job for a few months myself, it’s . er or “ greatest”, Relief At Last material-is j hard to know how anyone could be anything. The word -Riess. '• ■ President of the United States with­ is simply too big -This is FROM CAPT. TO SGT. . . . John -Home Tow out occasionally being a liar." . . . GrantIandRice.finrikdiiii, tofor (Ue the human The wordrace Boss of the Bronx Ed Flynn, close Richard Schader, Yonkers, N. Y., vestigation, I who came up the hard way from received sci friend of FDR and former Demo­ “good” is different.. Even the word it to ttie seat of tiSs erans ask cratic chairman, is in for tough enlisted man in army air force to “great” in sport has been overused. trouble to Hoto loosen and expel political sledding. Hard-hitting Con­ captain, re-enlisted as a master Look over the list—Ty Cobb and germ 1 ° T- pHtrlI end aid nature surplus wail gressman James Roe, leader of sergeant. He is shown sewing on' Babe Ruth in baseball—Jim Thorpe, to soothe and heal raw, tender, In* 'been more I Bamed bronchial mucous memo 'from war Queens county, who spearheaded his sergeant stripes. Fudge Heffelfinger, Bronko Nagur- braneai Ten your druggist to sen yon Mayor LaGuard ia's victory, is out ski, Red Grange, and 20 others in a bottle of CreomulsitHi with the un­ Sto months,! to replace Flynn as Democratic na­ football. derstanding you must like the way it plus properT quickly UUays the cough or you are and automl tional committeeman from New Among, the pitchers—Cy Young, to have your money bade. York. . . . Ed Flynn, always more Mathewson, Johnson, Alexander, on stances hav interested in the coveted field of /Here’s thl LAD HELPS TO MOW DOWN P O U O . . . Here is Uttie Donald Anderson, and on. C REOMU LSI O N diplomacy, plans to leave for Mos­ AmOng the golfers—Bobby Jones, for CowtaCliest Colds, Bronchitis property. ItT cow this winter to try patching up five, Prinevtile, Ore., the spirited youngster who is inspiring victory Walter Hagen, Byron Nelson, Harry ■eight goverf relations between the Kremlin and over infantile paralysis as he keynotes the. 1946 lTHarch of Dimes’* -different pc| campaign. Donald stands in front of the poster, showing him during and VaTdon. the Vatican. . . . Some senators who Among the fighters or boxers^- -constructio backed CordelItHull in ousting Sum­ after his battle with the dread disease. He holds a toy- gun as if . he; would like to meet the polio enemy In mortal combat and beat it for Dempsey, Jeffries, Louis. I can give; ner Welles, have now become strong you 10 more. Wellesian rooters since his master­ aU other kids. Among the greatest college. foot­ ful testimony before the Pearl Har­ baU teams—Army 1945, Notre Dame bor committee. . . . The demagogue .1943, Notre Dame 1930, Minnesota, ousiness must be picking up. . . . Soutiiem California,. Pittsburgh, Al­ vierald Winrod, race-baiting editor of abama 1935, Michigan and Yale to (ETA 25/ BOX "The Defender” and under indict­ the old days. AU good, maybe great; ment for sedition, has moved from But none of them the greatest. a modest dwelling on North Green. ' BasebaU teams—The Cubs of 1906- street to a pretentious home on 1910, the Athletics of 1910-1913. The Broadview street/ the exclusive sec­ Yankees at various stages. tion of Wichita, Kans. CURLEY RETURNS . . . For the AU good—few -great—none the FaIseTtetIiWtarers • * * - fourth time in. over Sd years of greatest. SOL BLOOM SLIPS active JMUtieal life, James Michael what bothers you most? Congressman Sol Bloom of New Curley is sworn in as-mayor oi Who Is FoothaWs Greatest? York, who imported the "Salome Boston. At 71 he becomes the 40th Is Doc Blanchard greater than Sore Gums? ...... a dance” from Egypt to the Chicago mayor of Massachusetts city. Bronko Nagurski? Certainly not. Meiiiiig Discoinfort?...... World’s fair many years ago, nearly Not yet In fact Minnesota and IiBod PnrtieIesUmiH- Plates? . □ got away with a fast one during a Michigan camp followers -will tell secret session of the house rifles you that fast 230-pound BiU Daly is TnaUesone loners? ItogD let these annortng looso-piate trouble* .committee called to consider the a-greater offensive back than either maks your Ufe miserable another day I InoteafL Da graded, by the experience or grateful thou* UNRRA appropriation bill. Nagurski or Blanchard. And they aanda who’vs found complete dental-slate . security and comfort with Staze—the remark- Bloom, who is chairman of the can be right. I can name you ft£»drattot> dUecoTDry that doe* what no „ powder even claims! house foreign affairs committee, at­ more than a few backs that might I. Holda mate* comfortably secure not for tended the rules committee meet­ be more valuable to a .team than Juat a law Eourv, but all day—or it; coets — ToU nothing. 2. Quickly relieves and ing. as its guest. He was not sup­ either Nagurski or Blanchard. neln* prevent sore gum* due to looee posed to vote. Congressman Charles The greatest passer or the great­ Plate* tbat Blip and chafe. 3. Seal* j Eaton of New Jersey, ranking mi­ est pass receiver? Sammy Baugh HENRY J. KAISER’S NEW "PACKAGED” POWER . . . The new Kaiser youneu an easy-to-use nority. member of the foreign affairs or Don Hutson. Maybe. But Greasy tube o/,8taze at your druggist committee, also was a guest and car, first of American low-priced autos to have front wheel drive. It is Neale says he would rather have today. You’ll be completely eat* supported UNRRA generally. How­ also first mass production passenger car in America to have independent Sid Luckman than Baugh and Hut­ !•fled. get your money back! ever, he began to tell the rules com­ "torsionetic suspension" on aU four wheels. The body and chassis form son combined. Maybe Greasy is mittee of his strong conviction that a single unit of the type known as "monoeoque” construction. The new wrong. Maybe he isn’t. Who is a-"freedom, of the press” amend-, Kaiser was designed by Howard A. Darrin, with pressure-chamber ven­ going to know? . Greasy would fath­ ment should be included in the bill. tilating system. er have Van Buren than any . back Anxious to avoid m ore argu- he ever saw. Bert BeU of the Steel- PAZO SPILES - ment over this, Bloom, though ,ers would rather have BUl Dudley not a member of the rules coin for all-around value. I think Clint R elieves pain and so re n e ss CHURCHILL'S HOST . . . Frapk Frank of Yale is more valuable than mittee, shouted, "I move the W. Clark, Miami Beach, Fla., host • PAZO I N TU B KS I previous question!” either. Millions of people suffering from to Winston Churchill, Britain’s war­ I put thiscomplicated problem up simple PUes, have found prompt Rules Committee Chairman time prime minister, tor the win­ relief with PAZO ointment. Here’s to Greasy Neale. “Maybe I’d rath­ why: First, PAZO ointment soothes Adolph Sabath of Illinois banged his ter. ChurchiU will continue his er have Clint Frank,”, he said. “I Inflamed areas—relieves pain and gavel and remarked, "The question paintings, some of which were re­ Itching. Second, PAZO ointment mean taken every way.” Asffne as lubricates hardened, dried parts— is called.” . cently published in U. S. Dec Blanchard and Glenn Davis are, helps prevent cracking and sore* Members of the rules committee ness. Third, PAZO ointment tends I don’t think either can do all the to reduce swelling and check minor' then prepared to Vote. things that Clint Frank could do. bleeding. Fourth, it’s easy to use. PAZO oihtm enrs perforated Pile . Not- SD Representative Clarence We can move into other fields to Pipe makes - application simple, Brown, Ohio Republican. Turning prove there is no such word ,as thorough. Your doctor can tell to Bloom, Brown asked: “greatest.” you about PAZO ointment. - “Sol, how long have you been a SU'PPOSITOftfIS TOOI Man o’ War or . Exterminator? Some persons, and many doctors, member of the rules committee?” Man o’: War quit as a 3-year-old. . prefer to use suppositories, so PAZO Bloom flushed, While other mem­ comes In' handy suppositories also. Man o’ War is the symbol of rac­ The same soothing relief that bers of the rules committee grinned PAZO always gives. sheepishly, realizing they had been ing greatness.. But Exterminator taken in. ran and won for many years—from Get PAZO Today! At Drugstores! six furlongs to two miles—from 120 “I just thbught if I could get pounds to 140 poundsr away with it, I would,” Bloom replied. He did get a rule to put As we move along I still say there the UNRRA appropriation be­ is no greatest. Thefe is neither an fore the house,, but not without a individual star, a team or a horse good deal more discussion. that any one can put above all oth­ TO GET MORE • * • b ers in competition. Although Pudge CAPITAL CHAFF . Heffelfinger had one unchanenged G.I.s in-India report the U. S. football record at least. He was ap STRK N flTM army, fearing the British may be All-America in 1889 and just as good If your blood LACKS IRON! . faced with revolt, has issued rifles, 39 years later when be was 53. You girls and women who suffer so from Who can say whether Bobby simple anemia th a t you’re pale, weak, bayonets, and ammunition to Amer-- “dragged out”—this may be due to lack ican G.I.s. Many American soldiers Jones, Harry Vardon, Walter Hagen ofblood-lron.So try Lydla G. Flnkham’s or Byron Nelson was the. greater TABLSIS^one of the best home ways in India never had weapons in their to build up red-blood—In such cases. hands during the war, but now get golfer? Hagen beat Jones/12 and 11 Plnkham’a Tablets are one of the great­ weapons after the war. . . . Secre­ in.a. 72-hole match. But Jones beat est, blood-iron tonics you can buy I At tary of State Byrnes has offered Ken Hagen 10 straight years in the U. S. all drugstores. Worth trying! Galbraith, former OPA executive Open, where the blue chips were and editor of Fortune magazine, an WOMAN SCIENTIST-.. . Dr. Flor­ down. important job to help run peacetime HERO’S BROTHER JOINS AIR FORCE . . . Carl Bong, Arother of the ence B. Seibert, University of Penn­ Germany.'. . . American members late IUcbard Bong, Poplar, Wis., is pictured checking in ararm y recruit­ sylvania liiochemist, world - re­ Modem Advantages I WAS AN of the Anglo-American Palestine ing office, Milwaukee, where he enlisted in air corps. Maj. S. T. Holzman, nowned for her work In isolating Only yesterday I ran across an commission will begin hearings in in charge of the office, is^shown a t right. Young Bong, 19, was sent substance used to diagnose tuber­ old-timer who had run the 100-yard Washington on January 10. . : . As­ to Fort Sheridan, to await assignment to some regular air force train­ culosis, was awarded the Gimble dash against Arthur Duffy and- Ber- I know the m isery from the ing camp. Like 1 his late brother, he plans to become a star of the sides. nie Wefers, to the fast time of 9.6. r—,— . curse of drtek; the agon; sistant Secretary of State Jimmy prise for her work'. to Iovea ones, the loss of happiness, Dunn is leaving for London to help “Don’t forget,” he said, “this time jnoney, health. Job.. . . BUT I know complete the . peace treaties for Was Vover a slow track with, bad how to.break the spell of whiskey. Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania and running shoes. Under modern con­ TeU me youb problem. NEWTON. Dept. AL I - Italy. . . . Floyd B. Olson w as a ditions either Duffy or Wefers could F. O. Box U l, Halljwood 28, California. famous governor of Minnesota. But have beaten Jesse Gwen,-Paddock Congressman Havenner of Califor­ or any other modem sprinter. ; nia is probing charges that the U. S. So, again, who is -the -greatest W NU-7 04-46 ship named for him has been forced sprinter? The answer is nobody. to carry a cargo of sick Japanese Games, are played under different from Pacific islands to the Japa­ conditions; where the modern bunch nese mainland.- Nearly all the pa-: ■■ VV ( *v have all the better of the breaks Kidneys Must tients had communicable diseases, in every way. They getthefastei Work Well- and two of the 60 tuberculosis pa­ -tracks, the better equipment, the tients died.during the voyage. Most better groomed and easier golj ForYoitToFeelWeU courses, the better coaching and M hours wwT day; 7 daiys tvsry controversial subject that has hit wesk, never stopping, tbs kidney*, filter • the Truman cabinet in weeks is the training in every form of sport, the waste matter from tbs blood. • VV-1: . '.Si-,>■ '- . y" better chance to improve. If BUirs people were aware of how tbs Moscow agreement. KSdaeya must constantly remove sur* • * • There isn’t a man connected with p in fluid, m m adds and other waste matter that cannot stay In tbs blood MERRY-GO-ROUND / sport for the Jast 50 years, or a team, without. Injury tohealtn, there would . Maury Maverick, who had the that could be called “the, greatest” b*'better undentendtag of why the - smaller War Plants corporation There has never been a greatest wbols system is apset when kidneys fell football player, ,a greatest baseball ^S & sS S S W 'fmoaeatorki. knocked out from under him while ttoa sometimes warns that something he was in the Far East, reports that player, or a greatest anything else, I* wrong. Yon may suffer nagging baek- In other words; sport has knows aehe, -headaches, diaiinms, rheumatls General MacArthur is doing an A-I pataa, getting Qpnt nights, swelling. _ job in Japan. . . . If the Russians no superman, and neither has the hu­ Why not try i?o

7-:” —'IMPROVED UhTIFOftM INTERNATIONAL ; r i r i g UNDAy xJ a u m \ l a t r o n S CHOOL esson W.N.U R e f t i t o t e b By HAROLD I* LWDQUIST. Ol Tbe Moody BIbto Institute of Cbfcagoi. THB SIORT THUS FAB: Thtmder- But it was not until that,draw, was his picket rope and stood there paw­ Released by Western Newqtaper Union. by Haq DOCTORS in WASHINGTON bead it (be only white ftorse ever foaled finished and another one as well, and ing impatiently, nickering again and on the G eon B ar ranch In Wyoming. He all the. ihay put up,^ithajt., JJ.o£ Wo* agfin. Hdps tone up aM t I* a throwback to hit great irandslre, Lesson for February 3 systems — helps By Walter Shead the Albino, a wild italllon. B li 14-year- Laughlin Slid the boys; cpifld.' Wve Flidca' woke, up and was also the rest of the summer to do as .they seized by the excitement of meeting children bufld sound WMV old owner, Ken MeI^agUln, hopei that ., ^ Leswa subjects and Sertptere text* se- ho win become a :7, 8 ). Alaska and Puerto Rico. Then there was and could not understand -why Chfcago Js the Surplus Property administra­ father things about the school In a GodisholyahdHispewleintheir I in coins for each deep voice that never slipped up the nickering continued even now earthly walk .are to show that they tion presided over by W. Stuart that the dream was ended. £ymington, who, as administrator any more. He was in his gray tweed have been sanctified by Him. This makes policy, but who has absolute­ suit, and the Fedora didn’t look There was one dazed minute in involves a separation from worldly ly no authority over any of the Gth- funny on his face now. which he sat there, collecting his practices and an eagerness to do «r agencies selling the property. When he got into a shirt and blue- wits, brushing the deep and the hair the will of God. leans with a bandana hanging out of out of his eyes, and then he realized Keeping the statutes of God 'i War A ttelt Corp. Formed that off near the rampart was a {And to make the confusion more Iis hind pocket, Ken began to feel should be the delight of His people, more easy with him. And next day group of mares and colts with.a not a burden or a trial There is ■complete, President Truman, back V iiiite horse among them, and that real liberty in conformity to law. Ja mid-October announced the for­ Howard stopped sitting gravely with BURN his mother and father and began to the nickering came from them. Holiness makes for freedom and SOME FOLKS sure suffer a lo t ir doobto money bacik mation of the War Assets corpora­ It was just what he had seen on fruitfulness. Jest settln’ around lmsgjnln* ad* 23:3-6, 9-12, 15, 16, 24, 27, 28, 34, ruary I. The transfer may take and promised to take Howard there ze Cfarome-Tooc as soon as there was a chance, and. ment and excitement 39-44). ad enlarge 6 Sc JJ jplace February I under the powers Birt there was nickering doser at This, is one of the great chapters TROUBLE WITH gossip, c; 12 exp. 50c; Ki the President has under the new undid his belt and pulled up his en 1« they usually begin to be­ hand too, and suddenly Ken became of the book of Leviticus, presenting lieve th a t h a lf o’ w h a t th e y s ay Ia pork. N o “extras.",- governmental reorganization act. shirt, and showed him the scar from "Hah! You goof! Do you expect the eagle’s talons. It was still im­ anxious lest Thunderhead and Fhcka both practical and prophetic teach­ the gosslpel truth. 1SHOP SERVICE But still there will be divided au­ to look like him?”-' ' • should be excited by the proximity ing. The holy “feasts’* and file “set • • • Fort Myers, Fla.' thority, with General Gregory acting pressive. • O » excitement and freedom, galloping of strange mares and break away times”- of Israd (which we shall YOtT CANT m ak e a aUk purse as sales manager and Symington as from their picket lines. He fluflg consider under'the one heajiing of out of a sow’s ear, an’ you cant policy head, but with absolutely no "You knew, Howardl Gee! Some­ south with yells' and shouts and make vegetables taste better by : back his blankets, leaped out Of “feasts”) were for their .spiritual seasonln ’em with anything that authority over what Gregory or any­ times I just can’t believe it” pounding hoofs^ in d their faces cold them. and ran down stream. It one else does with War Assets cor­ “Can’t believe what?’’ in a wind that was sharped sweet instruction-and edification, but they don’t taste good in the begmnln*. how s little "That Ifs all turning out. to be brought him up sharp to see only also reveal God’s prophetic;,purpose So I stiek to Nu-Mald Ier sea­ !res transient poration. With snow. I. f ;i one horse there. Flicka hardly paid sonin’ ’cux It has such a nice teal about Thunderhead.” for both Israel and fiie Qiurch. - ■_ fresh-churned flavor. stuffs up the ^Reason for much of the confusion From the moment of leaving the I. The Sabbath (v. 3). This is not sleep. Quickly and misnbderstanding is this divid­ “Real? Wlqr you dope—what fun ranch Thunderhead was in a state, s up—breath- would it be if it wasn’t real?.” ' ictly considered one.of the feasts ' you need re- ed authority, and the fact that no­ of intense excitement. And: when where is there an inventory of the '‘Well, I dunno-” iut a set .time—a holy convoca- Itl Follow di­ they had climbed the Saddle. Back ion to be held after six,days «f la­ package. property- which is declared surplus. “Were you just pretending about and' headed1 south, his wild eyes Whenever, in the opinion of the it all?” and his nostrils and his pricked ears, ir. It is the type, of the rest that O T - M A l l ® "Oh, of course not I" Ken was id has in mind for His people. army or Ihe navy, property is no never .ceased-exploring those moun- Table-Orade IMiger needed, it is tinned over to puzzled about that. How you can tains aheadof them. His mountains! See Heb. 4:1-11.) the various agencies as surplus. The lie planning a thing In A real way His valley!—from which high fences A word :of: admonition is in.ordet. MARGARINE thinking about it nearly all the time, •egardihg America’s awful disre- agencies then put it 1 9 for sale. and stem masters had kept him tor iect for and misuse of our day /What happens when a veteran and yet It is more of a dream than a y ear,?.;.. " a reality, ^So that when it Suddenly rest—the Lord's day. Is. it not goes to buy surplus war property? He was 'hard to hold when the ie ,we did something About the Say he is in the Hiiladelphia area. comes true and has to be geared in smell of the river readied . them. with actual events, hours and dates lesecration of Sunday? V He travels SO or 100 miles to Phila­ Ken let him go andhe galloped on %. The Passover and the Unleav­ na mHMiKtfta rim « delphia to buy a truck, a camera and weighing scales, and Entrance the little trail he had made himself j fees and shipping arrangements, it ened Briead (w . 4-8). These could RHEUMATISM BHT BREAD! a n d another gadget. First thing he until they rounded the hill and the Ibe considered separately but they finds out is that some municipality is just as much of a diode as If Silver. Plume river came intoview. you never really expected it to are closely related. The Pasiover M s priority over him and has taken While the horses watered, the boys spoke of the Lan&b of God who was all the trucks fit to use. Then he debated whether they should stop] [to shed, His blood on the cross, even Adds out that there are a hundred Howard was squinting one eye, andfish, or try to- complete the trip] as it pointed, back to redemption by otfaer veterans there ahead of him and then the other, making a hawk that'night; and because of HowardV t>lood on that dark night In Egypt bent on the same mission, and fur­ that was floating high up move from limited time decided on the latter. (Exod. 12:12, 13). v ther, that what be expected to buy one end of a. cloud to the other. ' Thunderhead took the lead-sad' him to run. The unleavened bread speaks of for ten cents or less on the dollar llWhen we get to Saginaw FaHs they jdunged into the mountains. Hel VToW he thought fast. He picked holiness. This * is not' the- result of is much: higher and is being sold on and change these heavy shoes he’s was filled with a fiery and masterful: up a nose-bag half full of oats and “servile work*’ (v. 8 ) , -but a show­ a ceiling price fixed by OPA. wearing to light ..aluminum shoes energy. He had never forgotten;, walked: very quietly over toward the ing forth of faith in the offering by .C e n tra l Authority Needed Oiey1Il feel so-light on his feet he’ll and now that the way was open to fire...... y e * * ) AU; this after he has been shunted go like file wind.” bis. inherited destiny, he was ready As he drew near, He called Thun­ 3. The Firgtfruits (w . 9-12). Just around between the Smaller War Howard held a finger in the’ air and eager to r it. ■ His stallion’s con­ derhead softly and held out the nose* as the one isheaf was waved before Plants; corporation, the RFC Dis- above his face and looked to one. sciousness had come of age at last bag find diook i t The oats made the Lord as the eamest of the har­ pqsalagency, the department of aide of it and then the other. It wds already twilight In the a rustling soujSd. That was enough, vest, so Christ in O s resurrection is commerce, and (he navy material' "And if Oiarley Sargent buys gorge; and under some of the over­ as a rule, to draw twenty horses at the firstfriiits of them that deep in Bedistributipn office. And he cmmes Dad’s surplus hay and sends it down hanging cliffs and . great trees the a run. But Thunderhead merely the grave. (See I. Cor.. 15:20-23.) away sore. - Everybody he deals with to Saginaw Falls for the race, then frail led into darkness. Biit Thun­ turned his head to glance at him, Note that it was-waved, “on the M lV ft •is.inad and dissatisfied. Veiy likely Thunderhead won’t have to change derhead went swiftly; and when the then gave his attention to the mares morrow after the Sabbath” (v. 11) OASW IW HATHgBS he; returns empty-handed. to a different kind of hay from what boys stopped: to-pause and look and again. Now and then he would drop .which is the resurrection morning— OR SPREAD ON ROOSTS Whether, moving all these sales he’s used to. Besides, Charley can exclaim at the; plunge of the great his nose to the ground and half* our Sunday. What a blessed thought! agencies .into War Assets corpora­ sell it down there for fifty dollars a waterfalls or the foaming cauldrons circle the mares—plunging at them 4. Pentecost (w . 16, 16). Fifty tion wfll be a help is a m atter to n .He said so. Mountain hay is of whitewater, his iron shoe strode —turning, dodging, shaking them. It days after the feast of firstfruits tise of'conjecture. Personnel of BFC will the best, and down there they'll pay the Jrodt impatiently, and his stri­ looked as if he were going to round came a . new meal offering; two cause it’s BtiSl operate the War Assets cor­ anything .if they think it will give dent neigh tore file thunderous roar them up! Ken became more wave loaves are presented before poration, and apparently General their nags a bettor chance. But of ,the river* alarmed. If he rounded them up, the Lordi..This new meal offering foes right to Gregory is none too sanguine about nobody can beat. Thunderheadl ” he’d get them going and he’d go speaks of. the believing people of 666 T tis scent' was7 getting stronger, helps insure the success. for he is merely on loan Ken went off suddenly into.one of his along with them, and it would be Christ, and so it came to pass that COLD nEMtATIONS frqm the ariny. and it maddened him with joy. It still'harder to catch him! it was on Pentecost that the Holy. T H O M E - wild bursts of joy, rolling over back­ was fite scent of a destiny, of a Ufe, UBiMfW K m t SMXi, K O U H W What is apparently necessary is wards and ,trying/to stand on his “Here Boy! Here Thunderhead! Spirit was poured out on the,Church • merger of Surplus Property ad­ of an overwhelming emotion.' For Come along, boy. Here’s your oats (Acts 2:1-4), just fifty days after CM flION-USE ONLY AS DUBCTHl ministration and War Assets corpo­ n o t under: the saddle or running obe­ —Oats, Thunderhead! OATS!” ' the resurrection of Christ . ration. Symington, if he stays as “Can’t you do that?” said Howard diently around a track, but here in Tbundeihead paid ho attentions 5. Trumjpets (V. 24). This looks administrator, would be policy-mak­ contemptuously. He got up slowly, these mountains lay his whole exists With more determination now; he forward to the day when God shall FIUSH KIDNEY URINE ing head, and Gregory or someone stood on his head with ease and enee and p i had carried the .flame drove a t the- mares. He whipped ctil His people Israel in the latter else would be sales manager, but nonchalance, then lay down and af it in his consciousness for a year. around them, got . them moving, days. This-wlU luring them togeth­ with the administrator in complete stretched out agabk That evening they pitched camp drdve them toward the deft In the Howard-sniffed a t such childish-' in the puk-like grounds not far from er for the great day of dscta^s discovery I b l n f a w chargefor centralized authority. rampart* V ' 6 . Atonement (vv.~27,28). On that badiacbet n n - 4 m fediag doe ness. uSajrI W hinihall we go down tbe base of the valley ram part Ken stood'still, appalled by the As a matter of fact, surplus prop­ there—to the Valley of the Eagles?” Picketed with Flidca below the day Christ rfhall take away the sin to excenadftyia Assine erty is a war baby that no govern­ realization that the horse had acttt* of His people-(Zech. 13:1), and they “Let’s go soon. Golly, I hope that casop Thunderhead didpot lie down »iiy taken possession of the mareti shall be'prepared for the crowning mental agency wants. Remembering one-legged eagle Is therel I'd Hke and deep as a young horM should. 3 S L g Z V E f e the. scandals in surplus property aft- TOeygavehimcompleteobediHice, and joyous feast of to pay Idm back-tor what he-did Oidy older horses, who no longer as if me electric power within hied 7. Tabernacles (w . 34,39-44). This erW orld War I, the whole procedure to. me.” have growing ifalns, deep standing act s l ast e a ffco Wdiwya to ease le s t has been bound up In red tape by had welded them alL into a unit M was the. great feast of ingathering bypreaotfaf thaflevaforiaa. TsUpo* nMaybe' we could go this week­ .onth’eirfeet ButTlunderhead stood which he was head ahd master. of the products of the year. Israel AavSaI BmWrIis Is t p t d f O r w ----- the officials, for. nobody wants to go end.” 17 V' all nlght long, his tady quivering, Suddenly Ken rah forward again. wfceta H ir t ir M M k a j h t > i .to. jail as a .result: of “errors” in then dwelt in booths Jto recall’ RAINS '1We won’t say a thing about turned to that rampart and Uie pass "Oh, Tbundeijiead! : Come boyl ttheir d a y s in the wildeTOMS. It was NS • STRAINS surplus property sales this time. where We’re going,” said Howard. into the valley, his ears pHcked to Oils kyrfa». rOBtm. wtftililw. tilih i f t. It seems to this reporter it Is Oats! Come getyour breakfast!” a time of full rejoicing,'. when sor­ 'I t might worry mother.” catch the faintest sound. “ Hey, Ken! Ken!’-’ rang out be* row and crying were put. away. It time for the President to make this “No. Just for a camping trip.” He knew it immediately when, in MVirf him. "Whajfri u®?” i d CMftralized authority come true, or is the type oMsrael’s ultimate res­ “Yes. But I. bet dad. won't give file early dawn, a group of mares As Howard came tunning; toration and fbH .blessing. Sn*IerIry tnnliIighW Pgj / else surplus war property will be a us any time off .till we’ve finished and colts drifted through the pass to d a t Wm speechlessly. F UKe t t n iili < e«hn jrenfHI be ^ai continual headache for everybody. Sudi are the feasts of the Lord- (k x j« a -dld. Send a a u a M ed d rau t* IiMENTj this draw.” : Howard looked at his g r^ .’lhtheparkhttebelowfifif Thimderhead driving the delightful and faith-stimulating—for The govemment will lose out and watch. "Hour’s to. We’d better hop rampart He nickered and started tturough the gak'SMd he too haUe^ SS?SS3A S ^ M £ 3 "'-' so will the veteran. . Israel and for us! ' ' • t e«ea» A ll 4 r« ss^ ta aall Swaaap R oot.- to f t " , to run to than, but was ptdled up hy ' . (toBRcoirniTOSDtV ' V " --'1V.."' THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVtLLlS N. C JANUARY 90. 1946. J. A. Jones, of'North Wilkes- THE PAVl THE DAVIE RECORD. Davie Health News Clarksville News. boro, was in (own Wednesday BY A lfred MORCECAI, M. D._ Mrs. MaieHowell has returned C FRANK STROUD - • Editor. lookitfg after some business mat­ Oldest Pape Springcomlng—limber up. You . from an extended visit with rda' ters. may beein now to limber up for ‘ tives in Texas. . No Liquor, TELEPHONE CoL and Mr?. W . M. Murchi­ the coming months. son are spending six weeks in North Carolina I . _ Entered atthe Postoffice in Mocks- It will not be so many Davie County, f In ITioSopeHor Coon N E W S A R i v'lle, N. C.. ts Second-claw Matl Florida. before the common house fly will Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Eaton who Mrs. J. L, b A oo, Admrx. of B F. matter. March 3.1908. - A . M . K im l begin to breed again. It is not have sick with flu are slowly im­ Moore. decs'd , et al York City last| generally known that'this pest is proving, vs A Laundry SUBSCRIPTION RATES: trip. die chief spreader of many diseas Miss Janice EatonpfCooleemee Lelia.Moore, Mn Rnth Kearns; ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE S I 00 spent die week-end with her par- Mrs. Margaret.Beck, et al. SK MONTHS IN ADVANCE • $ SOes. Now is a good time torepair ; e n t8 Mt. and Mis* Loftis Eaton, Dr. J.R . those screens for the windoWs and: Miss Ctorlene Glontz student at Notice, Serving of Sam­ j. There Is Prospects Of A Laundpr was in town! Groondhog Committee doors. You might alsobuild a Draughn Business Golleget Wins* business. good garbage stand and provide ' ton-Salem, visited home folks mons by PobKcation As die eventful gronndhog day cans vdth covers. Youmight also [ov^ . Jfefc RaIphRenegar, of I Coming Tc Mocksville In The . MissLucileI approaches, we feel it our duty to The defendant, Mrs. Ruth Kearns, write for a Health bulletin on Chariotte visited their sister, Mrs.* wilt take notice that an action en. boro, visited 1 get busy and appoint a committee DDT—die new insecticide.. I Lillie Clontz. titled as above has been commenced I Near Future. week. of tried and true men to meet the Rats and mice of course arenot Mr. and Mrs. Will Furches and in tbe Superijr Court of Davie said groundhog at break of day, on seasonable, they're breeding all children, Reba Ann and Devain County, N. C , to sell the . Iatids I : ... ~ . J. P. Stroud Saturday morning, Feb. 2 nd, and the time. AcaseofTypus fever ^ l d .^ bs* Vashtt Rjrches were belonging to the estate of B F Was in town 1 explain to him the awful condi­ , . r, Sunday visitors in die home of Moore, deceased, to - make assets I Watch For Further Information ; business. was reported in Forsyth County. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Eaton. for the payment of his debts; and tion of the roads in Davie Conn- this month. This is a disease of Mr. and Mrs. Downey, of Wins- the said defendant will further taCe •V ty, the wrought up nerves of our V Mr. and Mj rats, which spreads to man. It ton-Salem spent a few dayfe re- notice that she is required to ap: I ' many school teachers, and the threatens to become more com- ceudy with Mr. and Mrs. L G. oear at the office of tbe Clerk of made a bu high price of-wood arid d ie scar­ Superior Conrt of Davie County. vjlle and Cha mon as the rat population increas- Sidney Keamg of High Point city of coal. After due meditation, In the coart bouse in Mocksville, I J. A. Jones es. Rubbishand all rat feeding w a 8 a visitor in the mmmtyity. N . C.. on tho 9 th day ot- Febru. . Mrs. Della I die following committee was ap­ places should be eliminated as far Saturday. arv, 1 9 4 6 , and answer or demur to Miss Gladys, | pointed: as possible in the home and in Mrs. E. H. Clontz spent- a few tbe complaint in «sid action, or tbe Mocksville W. L. Reeves, W. p. Parks, D. plaintiff will apply to vthe Court for the stores. Youmight also put ^ays recendy with relatives in Mt. I 21 Years Experience In The I week. S. Beck, Charlie Reeves, W. L. tbe relief demanded in said com­ out traps and poisons. R^v Langston, of High Point plaint. This tbe 41 b day of Janu­ Gaither, Jay Smith, J. P. Stroud, I I I' Mrs. Clydl Now isalsothe tune to plan spent Iagt week at his farm in ary. 1 9 4 6 . I LaondryBasiness | Johnnie Smith, R. N. Smith, H. for that kitchen ,garden. If you Clarksville, V S. H. CHAFFIN. Alice Smoot,| G. Ijames, W- C. Richardson, W. have stable manure spread it duck p . . 7 n i n ' Clerk of Superior Court. j - . f were in tov L. Smoot, C. C. Beck and Pink over the garden site and work it I* 3riMD£tOIl I l3 y S vO O ” By A. T GRANT, Attorney. last week. Gaither. in the soil early, before, the flies Lppmpp Gray Hand We trust that these gendemen begin to breed; Be sure to in­ will greet die hog with pleasant clude in your seed order some of -The Eannipgton high school .Mierchant M l furlough wil smiles and a hearty greeting. We for feel sure that dieir efforts will be Sm ith GroveJ fall and winter. PIantagenerous day evening, Feb. 1st, at 730 fully appreciated by all the frozen quantity of parsnips, salsify, leeks o’clock, at the Farmington gym. A FEW SCARCE ITEMS ? Mrs. J. M.l folks in the county. Please let the and cerrots, as well as plenty of The public is cordially invited to quite ill at hi Chairman, W. L. Gaither, send in onions of the variety that store come out and see these games. - Street, is mu were at home for the first time In mote on both th{ than four yearn. Those present for din will not be eligible foe enrollment ner were Capt. Tbelma Harding, of Army if this is not done. It is a state Noise Corps, now on leave after which she i Miss will be discharged from the Army; J. C. law and it will be rigidly enforced student at| and wife. Winston-Salem. J, C. spent SI from now on. Greensbor months in Italy. Ray aod family, also of days in toj Winston-Salem. Ray served with the 9tb Mr. and T Army In Germany. Harver, of Sao Fran­ Wool Material-54 Inches Wide cisco. and Martha and her husband, Ed McNair, of New York, who has boen re­ Pearl Harbor, T. H.—Howard I Miss Luq cently discharged from the army, Harvey Hunter Brown, F ITGc., husband, two week M t Satorday for California where he will - . NOW $2.98 Yd. Greensbor beard bis ship, the Rendova. of Mrs. Edna Kathleen Brown, of ADthe children of this family have Mocksville, N. C., is one of 1,275 wedding been in the service. Ijames ang] high-point Army and Navy veter­ Metal Curtain Rods ^ will take p | James P. Sommers ans whom die Navy is returning N i g h t g o w n * to the States ,for discharge aboard ' W m S&SS With Extensions M t. and Funeral services were held Satur- the U. S. S. Kaliniu Bay, a carrier t^hildren: dar at 2 p. oi., for James P Som­ of the “Magic Carpet” fleet. This ^ Now $2.98 with relalj mers. 83, who died suddenly Tharc . Havlngqnatited aa Executrix of tbe Their dauJ day evening at tbe home of his dau­ ship left Yokosuka, Japan, Jsuiu- estate of Geoiala Marr Cbarlea, deceased, BobbyPins IOe who has ghter, Mrs. W. C. Morrison, near ary 3rd. late of Davie Coonty. N, C., notice Is here­ days there| Davie Academy. Rev, 6 .. W. Fink by given all persona holding cteima a - 1 Ladies Slips f . conducted the services at Oak Grovt gainst the said estate; to present them. to Hair Pins 5c Phosphate U r o e r s the undersigned on or. before .,Dee; 47ih. W«r« S M 9 . Sgt. H oj Methodist Church, and the body laid 1948, or this ootiee wilt bet plead. In tar, of . to rest in the church cemetery. ~ Place your order for phosphate and Mrs. j their recovery, .- AM person* indebted ' 1 0 ; arrived ho Surviving are tbe widow; two with the AAA Office now. AU the aaid estate are Kquested to make Iih ' Now $1.29 MenVShorts 85c daughters, one step-daughter, thir mediate payment. Tbia Dec. 27,1945. .1 Soudi Pa teen grandchildren and eight great­ orders should be turned in by T - (MISS) HAZEL CHAKLES. fcxnr Blue Chambray Sizes 32-48 received grandchildren. Feb. 15th." (Mrs.>'Georgia Mary Charles Pec’sd. Ladies’ Panties after 41 VVere 98c Men’s forces. Mrs. M. L Spry I W .B .. Mrs. M. L. Spry, 67, died Satnrday at Now 79c W ork Shirts $1.19 to $3.49 fered a st 'the home of & son, R. V. Spry, Moeksvilie, on a visia R.4. Uplift* New Shipment Of AU Sizes . Surviving ate five sons. R. V. Spry. N O W OPEN io n ^ a le MocksvilIel R. 4; Paot A , Ray, L.-S. SPnf .lastw eek .1 of Cooleemee and Sergeant S. L Spry, be imp” who has just returned home from overseas; Modernly Equipped Brassiereft Boss Mechanic Suits $6.98 Jto three daughters. Mn. Albert Lankford and Ibe glad tq Mrs. Glenn McDaniel of CooIeemee and 83c Consists o f Shirt and Pants Mrs. Fred Leagana of Mocksville;. one f . Mesd brother. J. S. Hendrix of Mocksville, R. 4. New SbipmeDt Sizes 32-36 The funeral was held Monday at S p. g H O E g H O P Boys’ Army Twill Dungarees 1 :*y S .'Se m.. at Tumntine Baptist C-hurcb, Revs E. W . H . • Ladies’ . TStatesvillI W. Turner, Clarence Jenkins and A. T. Sizes 4-14 • , Stoodemire officiated. Burial was in the • INCLUDING CEMENT PRESS ^ meeting 1 church grarevard. Blouses tist Assod at d ie Fin News. , Basement of Dr. lHardirigs Office $1.50 B A B V SHIRTS > 32c; 39c I. R -S j MiasesBeKy Alice and. Ruth Cartnerr Assorted Sizes and CoIois Sizes 1-5 V'5-’ students at Pfeiffer College; spent- the In Moclnville. ♦ Fravis week-end with home folks. chased 1 Mr. and Mrs. Cyde Reavis and little son' ;iind in of Salisbury, spent Wednesday with Mr. PROMPT SERVICE - - GUARANtEED WOKK - {d ie S ile . and Mrs. Fiea Cartnor. Sfler hasj Mr. and Mn. WilUe W. Walker; of Ashe som e t CoantTt spent several days with relatives. This is their first visit, here In several friends i years Mr. Walkeris a half-brother of the Modtsviue, R C. ville. late J. D. Walker. Iocatedt Lather Walker. Miss Margaret Daywsilt , Main st and Mr. andr Mrs. WaUie Welker spent Dr. Harding Baaement On The;Square Tuesday io (Joncord with relatives. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C.. JANUARY 30.1946. THE DAVIE RECORD Lester Craven, C. B. M., who O’Neal-Scanlor has been in die Nav^r for more WANT ADS PAY. Mfe and Mrs. John O’Neal, of Oldest Paper In The County than six years, has received an honorable discharge and arrived Mocksville, R. 2, have received. a WANTED.—Tenant to work . No Liquor, Wine, Beer Adt t^egqm announcing the marruige cotton and com crop this year. ant home last week. His ftiends are df their son Rpbert Valaitiiie glad to welcome him back to die C. R ALLEN, Route 2. NEWS AROUND TOWN. O’Neal to Audrey; Jeim Scanlor, Four miles from Mocksville. The groundhog wfll no doubt his shadow old home town. on Jan. 18, 1946, in New Yodc City. ■: Robert re^dved an honor­ Saturday morning, which will six more A. M. Kimbroiigh went to New WrANTbU—Men. to cut 100 J. F. Sheek, o f SmithGrove, was able discharge from the Navy on Cords o f wood. Call or write weeks of winter weather. Yoik City last week on a business in town last week and gave our Dec. 7,1945; He now holds a po- W. D. BOOIE, trip. office a pleasant call. Mr. Sheek sition as gun inspector for the . Mocksville, R. 2. Winchester Arms Co., in New Dr. J. It. Lowery, of Salisbury, left us a frog skin to renew his Haven, Conn. REWARD—A reward of $25 We Can Fit Your Feet With t was in town Friday afternoon on subscription. Tbis is the 43td will be paid die person who pick' indry * ed up a bill-fold in the Mocksville * business. dollar he has left at our office dur­ ing die last 43 years. Mr. Shedc Mrs. Charles West telephone office booth on Jan. Funeral services for-Mrs. Char- 18tn, if bill-fold and money is re- Good Show 'he ; Miss Ludle Bracken, of Greens­ is one of our oldest and most turned to SHADY HANES, . ' f ■ - boro, visited relatives on R. 2 last prompt subscribers; Heneverlets Ies West, 83, a native - of Davie Lexington, R. 3. if week. his subscription expire. County, who died Thursday in Men’s and Boys Sweaters, Boys* it Ireddl County, were hdd Friday WANTED—4-4” Poplar, Maple, afternoon at 2 o’doek at Sodety Birch, Eeech and Sycamore. Also I ; J. P. Stroud', o f Harmony, R. I, Baker-Glasscock Baptist diurch. Surviving axe five Jackets* Work Pants and Work Was in town one day last week on 44" and 34” Oak and 4-4” Pine ition Wednesday aftemdon, Jan. 23, children. Her husband died in Lumber. We buy Poplar, Birch, at 4 o’clock, at die home of the 1938. Beech, Maple and Sycamore logs, Shirts, Work Gloves, Men’s Hats. I officiating minister, die Rev. Jas, cut 49 and 6 8 indies long. We % Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blackwdd' P. Davis, in Mocksville, Miss Cath­ pay top prices, delivered at our er made a business trip to States' erine Glasscock was married to Brothers Home Again Biiy Tour Tobacco Canvas Now yjlle and Charlotte Wednesday. John Baker. -Medical Howard A. ELKIN FURNITURE CO. Mrs. Baker is die daughter of Gobble and brother, Seaman 1st EQdn1 N . C. The Supply Is Limited Mrs. Della Foster and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Glasscock, of Chus Willis M. Gobble, sons of ! Mr. and Mrs. Vestal Gobbl% o f Rl, We can furnish you .with Bal­ Miss Gladys, of Greensboro, were Mocksville, R . 1, end is a graduate of Mocksvflle High SchooL arrived home last week with hon­ lard & Ballard and Purinai Feeds, Men's Shorts, full-cut, ylQ. Mocksville visitors one day last Mr. Baker is me son of Mrs. orable discharges, Howard enter­ Inan,: shorts, Laying mash in week. Robert L. Baker and the late Mr. ed the army Sept. 16, 1942, and print bags. Iforse and dainr feed, Fast color. SPECIAL - ^OC Baker, of Mocksville, R. 2. He served in the Soudi Pacific nine wheat bran, mixed feed andgr ow­ I I ' Mrs. Clyde Stroud and Miss was discharged from die Army mondis. - Willis spent two years ing mash. BiJby Chicks for sale. _ Alice Smoot, of South Calahaln, Air Transport Command in Octo­ in die .Navy, in American, and DAVDB FEED & SEED CO. Just Received New Bed Spreads In were in town shopping one day ber, 1945, after 42 months service* European waters. Anodierbrodi' ChedEerboard Store i last week. After a short wedding trip they er receivefl his disdiarge last fall, Assorted Colors are at home on Moeksville, R. 2. and one is still in service. " Gray Hanes, a member of the Merchant Marines, is spending a DRAPERY furlough with home folks near Princess Theatre Smith Grove. In Different Patterns MS ; Mrs. J. M. Horn, who has been Bargains In Sweaters WEDNESDAY ONLY quite ill at her home on Salisbury * f 90-Inch Brown Sheeting uHUINGER h with Street, is much better, her friends All Men’s, Women and Children’s Edmund Lowe & -Anne Jeffreys will be glad to learn. Sweaters in Both Cotton and WooL You Can Always Save Money By A. M. Laird, who holds a posi- THURSDAY and FRIDAY Tiie Swearers Are Giung To Be Sold tiou in Jacksonville, Fla., is spend' > VA U E Y 0» DECISION" w ith ShoppingA t Ing several days with his family AT BARGAIN PRICES Gn e t Ganoo & Gngory Peck -near Redland. One Lot Hen’s AU Leather GLOVEiS 98c to $1.39 SATURDAY { Mr. and Mrs. DennyAngell and A $2.00 Value, closing oat at ‘The Friendly Store” !daughter, o f Kannapolis, spent the Men’s and Boys’ GAP3 . 39c to 79c “DEAP OR ALIVE” week-end with his parents, Mr. AlISizes-SPBGIALAT . . with TesRittet and Mrs. W .B. Angell, on R. 2. Men’s Overall Jackets, Work Shkts MONDAYandTUESDAY Mocksvflle Cash Store jray I Mrs. Reuben Bryant and litde son ef Elizabedi City, are spend- and Pants, Boy’s Wash Pantsv . “OVER 21" irith Iiene Danne ' GEORGE R. HENDRICKS, Manager ing some 6 me with her parents, Ladies BOSE. Q Q p IMS Mr. and Mrs. John J. Allen, on Wnile They Last . ' . fe .4 . WeCarryAGoodLinebfFreah y Miss Virginia Foster returned to GROCERIES, VEGETABLES AND FRUITS Mars Hill College last week after !penning a few days with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Foster, on Trade With Us And Save Money; XS R .4 . NNOUNCEMEN ; Dr. S. A. Harding and H. S. Walker returned from a week’s E. G. Hendricks motor trip through Florida. They South. Main St. Near Overiiead Bridge T visited various towns and cities on both the east and west coast >iiininiiiuMiiiiiiiiiiiHHaa ■ Miss Christine Hendricks, a student at W. C., U. N. C., IWishTo Announce That I Have Purchased The Greensboro, is spending a few days in town with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hendricks. Interest Of lC B Reavis In The t ■ -O i Miss Lucille Taylor is spending two weeks in Lexington and « Yd; Greensboro. She will attend die Wedding of her cousin Henry Ijames ang Miss Elols Fouth which Rods will take plaee Feb. 1st. I- Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Carter and At Mocksville children spent one day last week with relatives in Thomasville. I will offer for sale at public auction, I O c Their daughter Miss Elva Grace, itvho has been spending several to the higest bidder for cash, at my days there returned with' diem. 5c farm, two miles east of Wbodleaf, at I pledge my fullest effort to maintain the i Sgt. Howard Boger, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Boger, of R. 2, has old St. Andrews Church, beginning at 85c arrived home after serving in die highe& measure of consideration and helpful , SoudiPadticfor two years. He 10 o’clock, on tea 3 2 * 4 8 received an honorable discharge sympathy for every wish of any family we are after 41 months in die aimed forces. . Saturday, Feb. 2, 1946 called upon to serve. I W. B. Angell, of R. 2, who suf­ to $3.49 fered a stroke of paralysis while on a visit to his son in Wins* the following personal property: Sizes IotvSalem, was able to return home , last week. His condition is said I Horse, 3 mules, ~ I cow, 2 2 $ 6 .9 8 'to be improved, his friends will I to learn. wagons, 2 60 tooth harrows, 2 disc har Our Goal For Every Service We Conduct Is An I Pants C. Mesdames j. C. Collette, Har­ rows, I stalk cutter, I McCormick Deer- ry S. Stroud, Wilson Brown and Achievement Of Dignity And Beauty igarees W. H. Dodd spent Friday in ing mowing machine, I hay rake, l rid­ StatdtviUe attending a missionary meeting of die Soudi Yadkin Bap­ ing cultivator, 2com andcottonplstnters,* tist Association, which was held I fertilizer distributer, walking cultiva­ 32c. 39c at the First Baptist Church. J. R. Siler, of die firm of Siler- tors and other fcniinag -to?*!**hay Jleavis Funeral Home,:, has pur­ Siler Funeral Home chased die interest of Mr. Reavis, frames, 2 wagon beds,sOme household ; find in die futute it will be •i flie Siler Funeral Home. Mr. and kitchenIufnittire^ ako some corh }jKler has been in business hezefor J. R. SlLER L n y some time, and has made many and cotton friends since coming to Mocks- yille. H ie Siler Funeral Home is looked on die corner of Soudi Service Phofie 113 IKbdcsirille ■■ Main street and Maple 'Avenue; 0. C SWICEGOC^ t seracejsfurnishedat . all hours. Wobdleaff N lC •:v THE HAVTR RRCORtT. MOCKSVTLLE. N. C.

SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS Slim, Pretty Frock Is Flatteringt f S E IQ fIC K 411- Occasion Twosome for Matron BURKAU flW 7 D K '9 NOTE: This newspaper, special arrangement with the Rdeaeed by Weetera Newspaper UakB. .Mb Bureau of Western Newspaper POLITICAL APPEAL TO ALL 'MmmM W t Eye Street, N. Wn Washing* PEOPLE EVERYWHERE - ft. Cv it to bring readers this . DURING THE EARLY SPRING ■wm^rmiamn on problems of the veteran m M m m tem m and his family . Questions of 1936; I was a frequent visitor at I t Widrrttseds to the above Bureau western headquarters of . the Repub­ mM&ej will be answered in a subsequent lican party in Chicago. Time after m im m . JJ# replies can be made direct time I. listened to discussions be­ 3|»jeeflL bmt only in the column which 0 t tween party leaders as to the word­ • In this newspaper regularly . ing of planks in a proposed party platform. Those leaders, as are I G.1. Bill of Rights those of both parties, were intent on building a platform the planks of M aqal provisions of the new which could be interpreted to mean to the G.I. Bill of one thing to some people and some­ i *»hich became law over the thing else to others. t holidays include: After listening to those discussions • in the amount of guar* I proposed a complete party plat­ id loans for purchase of a home, form to be expressed in seven bb, or for' entering business, words: “Maintain the American i $&IOO to $4,000; system of free enterprise.’’ . on of the provision that It could mean only one thing, t of the G.I. Bill are to be I was told. There was no oppor­ I from any future bonus for tunity to lit It to the vote get­ ting needs among, different sec­ X. Samase.. of subsistence allow- tions, or to different classes. r single men going to school Sach a definite policy could nev­ on the-job training from er produce the votes needed for a month, and for married , success In a national election. i $75 to $90 per month; Some days later T proposed the 4. Kihads tune an educational sam e thing in'Democratic headquar­ ' be initiated from two to ters in New York. It met with the i after end of the war and disapproval of both the Jeffersonian the time for completing Seasoning Saves This Shrimp Oish and file New Deal elements of De­ > from seven to nine years; (See Recipes Below) mocracy, and for much the same reasons as were given at Chicago. DERFECT for every occasion'is I all age limitations; 1 the smart two-piece outfit. This I taking of short courses M eals With Zest The results achieved by the one, especially designed in larger I with a proportionate re- Lynn Chambers* Bepnbllean members of the sen­ Menn Ideas1 sizes, has gentle shoulder shirring, the veteran’s period of Families, long accustomed to the ate and house In drafting a dec­ laration oi policies reminded me deeper notched collar and neat, rigors of wartime cooking,. now •Pork Chops on Sage Dresdng trim waist. Use a soft floral print S .K auts veterans to take corre- want something different since ra­ ef these incidents. Theysoaghtl or a solid tone and accent with • ■ ta n courses at government 4String Beans with Sauce as do leaders of both parties, tioning has ended. This does not Candied Sweet Potatoes novelty buttons. . necessarily mean more meat, but it a declaration of principles Iliat • • • M. Jfa m S ts approval of a Ioaa by *Carrot-Lemon Salad - Biscuits could be interpreted one way In Attractive House Frock Pattern No. 1437 Is Ior sizes 91* SS, 98, joes mean that you cooks will have Sponge Cake with Apricot Sauce 40, 42, 44» 46 and 48. Size short !aiding institution and to wiise up to the new ways of sea­ the Dakotas, another way In SIMPLE, attractive house I purchase of stock for small Beverage California or Massachusetts, sleeves, 4 yards of 35 or SHnch. soning and make things taste ex­ •Recipe given. A frock to keep you looking pret­ tra special. * and still other ways In other sec­ ty all day long. Princess lines are SEWING CIRCLE PATTEBff DEPT, r Fntdic Law 16, which pro­ tions. The result, nothing def­ slimming and flattering to every 530 Sootb WeHs SU CUeajo If you and your famflly are taste- inite to which’to tie. Enclose 25 cents In coins Ior each to fir education for disabled vet- conscious-^and who isn’t these days gar. Simmer. 10 minutes. Pour-over figure. Wonderfiilly easy to make M t Usability pension payments beans and serve. Leaders of both parties are so pattern desired. —then handle fearful of individual o and sectional too! > r- Pattern No. ■ ■ ■ Size B h n n s e d from a minimum of each food as Shrimp and rice were made • » t I t e $M6 a month for single men famousby a song, but they are popu­ political proclivities that they sac­ Name though it were a rifice their appeal to -a majority, in Pattern No. 8989 comes In sizes 34, SS, B Sma $10$ to $115 for married priceless posses­ lar by their own 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48 and 50. Size 36 takes Address- g ltt $ 1 0 per month for one right—flavor. To an effort to appeal to bom a ma­ sion and try to jority and a minority. On. both 41Z* yards of 35 or 39-inch labile. $7 for each additional make the most of bring out'the fla­ $15 for any dependent it. In vegetables vor in shrimp sides weasel words are the tools of this means cook­ and make it a the vote seeker. Noted Pianist Holds There ing them until real taste- thrill, ALL WAB CASUALTIES HEARTBURN and Antwen they are tender, bacon or ham is IE ON BATTLE FBONTS Are Three Ages of Man i 3 a n honorably discharged but still crisp and crunchy. In often added to it, BEFORE THE START of the war, as in the follow-, HenSaf- • spent three years and meats, it means bringing out ,the so .far as American participation Shakespeare divided the ages of i in the army and was best in those hearty flavors; and in ing two recipes: was concerned, I knew a young salad dressings, it means a careful m an in to seven, but Moritz Rosen­ ■ action. I fonnd a good Shrimp Creole. man, in reality but a boy of a bit thal recognizes only three. Speak­ Sm sale and borrowed the blend of seasonings that will accent ..XServes 6 ) under47. He was a newspaper car­ the best in fruit and vegetable fla­ ing from the shady side of 75, the r to n ear local bank on the 3 strips baeon rier, with pne of the three 1 best great pianist observed: vors. Z medium-sized onions, sliced A rt I could repay it with the routes In his small city. He -had “A man is young if a lady can SNAPSHOT ENLARGEMENTS I *• which I am entitled under Take pork chops, for instance. We - I green pepper, cut In rings secured that route through the dili­ Lustrous, over-size Chrome-Tone How can I go about all know they’re good, but they can H cop diced celery make him happy or unhappy. He gence and care'with which he had comes to middle age when she can prints. Develop and enlarge < * 8 b loan started through? I be very special when their rich, sa­ 3 cups canned tomatoes served subscribers on a less desira­ exposure rolls 35c; 12 exp. 50c, 1$ i to see the representative vory flavor is highlighted with a I teaspoon salt make him happy, but can no long­ exp, 60c. Quality work. No “extrw/V ble one. From the better route er make him unhappy. He is old stcnrity and. he keeps bit of sage dressing, like this: 1 cap cooked green peas be had a weekly income of about $7. FLORIDA SHWSHOP SERVICE • off and tells me to come •Pork Chops on Sage Dressing. 2 small cans shrimp when a lady can make him neither That boy was proud of his job;' happy nor unhappy.” Box 3 7 1 . Fort Mym, F 1& > days.—G. W. S., States- (Serves 4) ' : 1 teaspoon chili powder pleased at his ability to earn $7 a ,IC 4 pork chops, floured 3 caps hot boiled rice , week; looked forward, through the probably should have com- 2 tablespoons sliced onion Cut bsicon in % inch pieces. Put years, to the possibility of being I teaspoon salt in a frying pan with sliced onions circulation manager of the paper. GiIi loan before you Ws wmderfnl how a little A Oe farm,, but the first thing H- teaspoon pepper and cook until bacon is crisp and Then came the war, and the Va-tro-nol relieves transient B to make - application to your Vt teaspoon sage the onion is slightly yellow. Add demand for workers in the war congestion that stuSS up the at veterans!-administration re- IY i cups diced bread pepper rings, diced celery, tomatoes plants in the section in which O n a tW ty nose and spoil* deep.QulCkly your nose opens u p —breath- I office and they will issue a I tablespoon batter or substitute and salt. Cook until celery and pep­ he lived. With thousands ef oth- Io ralieve stuffiness, invito Ing Is easier I It you need re­ ■ate oi eligibility. Then com- I teaspoon minced celery per are tender and. sauce is thick­ era he secured a war plant Job. lief tonight, try Itl Follow di­ the deal through your local 1 tablespoon minced parsley ened. Add peas, shrimp and chili He was quickly taaght to do one rections In th s package. Under the new amendments 4 tablespoons milk powder and cook 5 minutes , more. thing on an assembly line. He up to $4,000 instead 2 tablespoons broth. Mold rice Sn ring-and surrouiid with did not become a capable-me­ Skep MaAirdIrRpei up m t ROSfriI Blend all- ingredients except pork sauce. chanic. He was bat a worker. H nose gelt "stoppad up" husband has been In the chops and place in a shallow dish. Shrimp Jambalaya. Within a month he was. receiv­ t months and he is over- Top with pork chops, cover and bake (Serves 6 ) ing $45 a week as an assembly V lttS N / 1 14 months and we have 45 minutes in a moderate (350-de­ 2 'tablespoons bacon fat line employee. and he is needed at gree) oven. Bemove the cover and H pound smoked ham, cabed - As a worker In a war plant VMM-HOL t a b I seed him this winter. Will bake 30 minutes longer at 375 de­ 1 medium-sized onion, chopped , he avoided selective ; service f c I t discharged?—Mrs ■ E. B. B., grees. H teaspoon finely minced garlle ' with the armed forces. With the String beans, one of our- more 2 cups cooked tomatoes shortening of regular hears, and m cops water JL Year husband, is certainly eli-. common vegetables, take on added overtime for some of those that EXTRA LIGHT BREADI ijHe ia apply for a discharge, if he appeal when they are. piepiared. with I teaspoon Worcestershire sauce - had been regolar, and through 3, because all men in serv- Iiteaspoonpapiika the' granting of Ugher pay de­ a sauce that accents their delicate' Dash of cayenne pepper S *ae* eligible for discharge .if they flavor. Here’s how it’s done: mands, he reached a' weekly Saw V ne or more children. M teaspoon salt earning ef $85 a week. . String Beans. % cap uncooked rice Then the war ended, and Uiat have young men in the (Serves 6 to 8 ) I small can shrimp m r n g ifr cups been discharged with young man, still less than 2 1 , was 2 pounds strings beans • out of a jo b . He is back in the home k n ttaa a. year of service when Salt and pepper Melt bacon fat in • heavy 'skillet, or 19 years old with add cubed ham, onion, green pep-, town again, loafing out the days! mi Cook slowly in a covered pan with a park bench. That is not because « r more, haven’t enough small amount of water. Dust per and garlic. Saute for 10 min­ Z., Canton, Ohio, with salt and pepper. utes. Add-cooked tomatoes, water- he cannot find a job, but because he war department says they and seasonings; bring to a boil.’ Add now refuses to work for anything ForSaneef rice slowly, cover tightly and cook leiss than $65 a .week. Ttmm am need, for; more flyers so in 3 tablespoons oil ' aeomriiistanees cadets are being re- until the liquid is absorbed and It will take cold and hunger a n d , A I tablespoon hotter the. rice almost done, about 2 0 min­ poverty to change that attitude, if Under army regulations I medium-sized onion m m any t« discharged if they are utes. Add the shrimp and cook cov­ anything can do so. If it does not 1 clove of garlic ered 5 to XO minutes longer. change that boy will be but one of Si tether use or if there- is no 2 tomatoes, fresh or canned afcpi for them,, whether they have Salads are popular during the cool the many thousands of derelicts war I tablespoon minced celery ’ work has left in its wake. atdStieat; saints or not, I tablespoon minced parsley - weather because they satisfy} our War produced more casualties % 'V a a r a veteran of World War I teaspoon mixed-herb vinegar than those of the battle fronts. That XflMI fam ing a pension. Am I en- need for “green teaspoon rosemary . things.” Make boy was one. ■ M h ravernment dental treat- i i teaspoon sugar - • • * n x u ile s s of whether the den- SUt and pepper to taste them colorful and ABE WE, because of the self­ iris,doe to service con- well seasoned Heat oil and butter, simmer the and the ' family ishness, greed or stubbornness this alter the case. minced garlic, onion, celery for 5 of the leadm of organized la­ . L. B., Tamarack, Minn, will reward you by asking, for . big minutes. Add cut up, peeled toma­ helpings of vitamins. bor, or industrial management, Fuli-sfrength yeast acts faster because itV e Veterans’ administration to, rosemary, seasonings and vine- or both, to miss the postwar; rase not entitled to dental BeetandiLettaceSalaiL prosperity- boat? Their insane fresh I FteischmaTW*a fresh active Yeast goes right to onless it is service con? (ServesC) argnments. eoald - be settled- it ' work-^makes sweeter, tastier bread . helps insure . 4 Rreen onions, sliced fin ' unless such treatment is Lynn Says: there was a desire to do so on tender light texture. IF YOU BAKE AT HOME— I lor service connected dis- 2 caps cooked beets, chopped both rides. B they, keep It op, C taUespoans salad oil use Fleischmann’a active, fresh Yeast Save fuel by using your range instead of that meeting, the de­ t J^M w en t to Japan with 47 I head lettuce mand for commodifies that with tlie familiar yellow IabeL Depend- properly : Keep -a pilot burtter 4 tablespoons vinegar PM i WSB he receive any more clean. means'prosperity, ; we will have able—America’s time-tested favorite |M ae» Is flat the final count?— I ancooked egg yolk another depression. The real When a quart of Water is Hteaspomi' salt for over 70 yean. Martin, 8 . D. enough; don’t heat si gallon. sufferers are those who have no H teaspoon dry mustard p art In the unwarranted conflict. A BbwOI CODthiue to earn points Turn the gas or electricity off Ii teaspoon sugar * KeB aste is in the service.' before instead of after removing They did not eall the tune. t - l k tasband works nights ev- the utensil from the range. Beat egg yolk with • forit, add or week andwouldllke to onions,-! salt, mustard and oil. - Just TO SOLVti THE .PROBLEM of For toprpf-the-stove cooking, before serving add vinegar.; Chop * Mfelk school conrse^but - use a pan with straight sides as eliminating the war potentialities of m m ef his present lob. TJn- it heats more efficiently. lettuce to medium sized chunks and Germany and Japan, why not sen- of Bights, weald it . Cook several foods at the same place in a, large bowl. Addchopped tence our speed demons to drive te take a correspond- time when using the oven. A beets. Pour dressing 6 ver this... automobiles in those countriesT and would the govern- casserole, vegetable and pudding •Carrot-Lemon Salad. Tliey are more effective as killers^ V .Um tuition on sneh * jnay,ali;be baked at one time. (Serves 5) > than war prisons or concentration “■* Mrs. B. T. Bi, St. Panl, Duplicate or triplicate pans, 3 large carrots, grated SPRAINS STRHIHS made to. fit together over one I lemon, ground With sldn ^ amps- - .. I, m der the new amendment burner,/!are excellent to use for H teaspoon salt NEABLT HALF A MILUON . bill your husband could cooking and saving fuel; , : -■--v 2 teaspoons sugar -. men who were summoned to de- - MAe ar n crespondence course and To ,prevent-failures' while bak­ V I tablespoon salad oil ’ v . fend the nation In World War O ■ jpsasmnent would, pay tuition up ing, and also to save fuel, use . Blend' allingredienta together signed their summons paper ’ ^MJMikaItewould receive no sub- thgi/flxen- regulator andi refrain with a fork. Serve on crisp lettuce wilh an X. 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