VOLUME XXIX “AU The County N e w i For Everybodjr” . MOCKSVILLE, N. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1946 ‘AU The County N e w s For Everybody ' No. 29 31 Report For POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT SAYS TOWN THREE DAVIE PEOPLE DIE IN Hi Football HEALTH GROUP TRAGIC ACCIDENT NEAR CANA The Mocksvllle high school MET FRIDAY ENTITLED TO FREE MAIL DELIVERY football hopefuls turned out for CAMPAIGN practice this week 31 strong, In an effort to assimilate plans R, S. Fldier, postoffice inspec­ delivery. Mr. Fisher stated hi his In one of the most tragic acci* respiration to Mrs. O. M . Howell, Mocksvllle Baptist church will confident of a successful season 'for the betterment of Davie tor, made a survey of Mocks­ leter that postal receipts wero dents In this section In many expelling some water from her launch a 10-week loyalty cam­ which will begin about Septem­ County’s health condition vllle last week and has written sufficient to afford free delivery. year, tihree members of a pro- lungs, but his efforts were of no paign on October 1 which will ber 27. through the local elementary J. P. LeOrand, postmaster, that Olie town commissioners will minent Davle family died last avail. consist of special meetings and and high schools, eight m em ­ the town is entitled to free city discuss naming ot streets at theiff Tuesday afternoon about six o’­ Word of the accident is said Coach Raymond Siler is run­ a series of sermons to enlist all bers of a planning committee delivery. next meeting and a committea clock from drowning and Injury to have been spread in the com­ ning his crew of boys through a church members In loyalty to representing the school, health Inauguration of free delivery from the Rotary club, composed when the car In which they were munity by car which passed the rugged training schedule but so Christ and the church. Rev. J. department, welfare and exten­ is contingent upon the town of Mr, LeGrand, Dr. S. A. Hard« riding hit a bridge railing and bridge after the accident and far has been able to practice the P. Davis, pastor, announces. The sion services, and the farm se­ naming Uie streets, numbering ing and Robert S. McNeil, was turned upside down In Dutch­ told people living along the high­ lads only an hour a day, from remainder of this month it will curity met with School Superin­ the houses and making suitab­ appointed at last Tuesday'« m an ’s creek near Cana. way about it. It was about 30 11:30 to 12:30. It is hoped that' be spent In preparation. tendent Curtis Price last Friday le sidewalks. meeting to appear before the The dead are Mrs. Woodrow minutes after toe accldent that this period will be lengthened at'the "court housev ...... - Mr. .rasher, came., to ..MocksvUe. .commisslonRrs....to._.urgfi-..accepi*„ ■ Howeil~W;~her daught^^^^ a tractor arrived to remove the later in ' the’ sèàsb'iÎ ...... PIE SUPPER folowing a request by the local tance of the requirements of the dra, 2*/a years; Mrs. O. M . The team will be ready for The representatives, In their car. A pie supper will be held at Rotary club for local free mail postoftice department. flnal meeting before a session Howell, 85, mother-in-law of Failure of the brakes was play about September 27, but a the Pdno grange hall tonight, with state health ofTicials on Mrs. Woodrow Howell, all of attributed as the cause of the definite schedule has not yet Friday, at 8 p.m. The public is September 18, outlined plans for ' Cana, route 1. car being out of control. The been worked out. This week or invited. Improvements of a score of prob­ DAVIE COUNTY SCHOOLS ENROLL The family had been visiting road from the house to the next will see the completion of lems in the schools. Teachers In Cana and were returning to creek Is bumpy, narrow, has a the scheduled gahies with such DOG VIOLATION schools as Elkin, North Wllkes­ and principals, of Davle County 2,496 ON OPENING DAY AUGUST 29 their home. The car passed the ditch on either side and was re­ John Ratts of near Cooleemee boro, Cooleemee and others. schools had listed 21 education­ ihome, apparently out ol control, cently drug, it was stated. Some was flned $25 and costs, sus­ A total of 2,406 students are ville, 492 elementary, 214 high al problems last spring, ranging continued down the hill, ran thought the condition of the pended on condition that he enrolled in Davie county ele­ school, total 706; Farmington, from inadequate ; drinking facil­ Into the left railing of the bridge road was responsible for Mrs. have his dog vaccinated within mentary and high schools, it 195 elementary, 85 high school; ities to school record discrepan­ knocking It down and then fell Howell not being able to stay NEW CHURCH three days, on September 2 be­ was announced this week by total 280; William R. Davle ele­ cies. Into the creek. Mrs. Woodrow on the highway, the approximate fore Magistrate T. I. Caudell. Supt Curtis Price. mentary, 150; Cooleemee, ele­ The problems ^were combined Howell was drlvng, center of the front bumper of ORGAN HERE The flgure includes both the mentary 545, high school 143. Into seven major classiflcations Woodrow Howeli, well known the car bitting the bridge railing. ROTARY number ot white and colored total 688; Davie county Train­ Dr. J. E. Pritchard, the pastor at Friday’s meeting, with chair­ farmer, was going to'the barn A tractor was brought to the A, T. Daniel, program chair­ students, but does not include ing school, 175 elementary, 79 of the local Methodist church, men, some of which are still to milk. It was stated, saw a car creek, to pull out the car before man, spoke extemporaneously at the totals in one-eacher col­ high schol, to^al 254; grand to­ announces that the new H a m ­ tentative, at the head of each passing the house and recog- Mrs. Woodrow Howell and the Tuesday’s Rotary meeting In the ored schools throughout the tal, 2,496. nlaed it as his vehicle. The dis­ mond organ, the gift to the group: child could be extricated. absence of a regular speaker. county,. Last year's compila­ The flgures quoted, It was ex­ tance from the Howell home­ church by P. Frank Hanes of Nutrition— Mrs'. Beryl Dryden: tion also is not available at this Mrs. Woodrow Howell, the The W.S.C,S. served a bountiful plained, were those for first day Winston-Salem, in memory of Healthful Environment, Miss place to the creek Is less than a beef stew. Dave ».ai^kln presided time. former Miss LaDeen Lakey and registration, and do not repre­ quarter mUe, down grade and| his father and mother, Mr. and Ruby Fleming; Safety and First The enrollment flgures for daughter of E. S. Lakey, Farm­ the absence of President Pen­ a slight curve, Mr. Howell ran Mrs. Philip Hanes, is to be de­ Aid—Mrs. Nell Lakey; Physical schools of Davie were as follows; sent those students who may ington merchant, la survived by nington, to the scene and pulled his livered on Friday of this week and Health Education — Miss Shady Grove, 330 elementary, have registered in any schools her husband and father. and will be used for the first mother out of the car but was Alma Anderson;(The Handicap­ C O U R T CASE 79 high school, total 418; Mocks­ since last Thursday. unable to extricate M s wife and Mrs. O. M . Howell Is survived time Sunday, September 8. ped Child— M lM Sallle McCol- In superior court last week baby who were pinned under the by three sons, Lieut, Sam Howell J. Milton Panetti of Charlotte, man; Screening '— Miss Eula Clyde Ratledge and Frank True- seat. Mrs. O. M . Howell lived only of Kansas, Ezra Howell of State organist for the Andrews Music Reavls; Health Services — Miss love were each given 12 months REAL ESTATE MORE BOYS a few minutes. She suffered a College and Woodrow Howell of company, and Mrs. Panetti will Katherine Brown. on the roads, suspended on good fractured skuil. It was stated the home; one daughter, Mrs. be present for the regular serv­ Problems included Inadequate behavior for flve years and pay Roland Pair, Huston, Texas; CHANGES MADE DISCHARGED that the water in the creek \yas ices Sunday at eleven o’clock, drinking facilities, Inadequate Hubert Eaton $20 each for stolen about waist deep. It Is thought four brothers, Ezra Furches, and will remain for a special washing facilities. Inadequate meat. The following real estate The following 21 discharges that the two women probably Draper, Frank Furches, Salis­ musical program Sunday after­ toilet facilities, playgrounds, transfers were filed this week In were filed last week in the of­ died almost Instantly from'in­ bury; Wade Furches, Farming­ noon at flve o’clock Mr. Panetti flrst aid and isolation rooms In th? oftlce of C. R, Vogler, reg­ fice of C. R, Vogler, register of PICNIC SUPPER juries and that the baby was ton and Conrad Furches of will render a number of selec­ schools, safety, heated 'buses, su­ ister of deeds: deeds: Miami, Fla.; and her stepmother, The Jerusalem Home Demon­ drowned. tions and Mrs. Panetti will sing, pervised play and physical edu­ A, G. Speelman to Lonnie Pee­ Navy: Robert Floyd Benson, Mrs. Sam Furches ot Miami, stration club held Its annual pic­ Xenephon Hunter, a neigh­ The service at flve o’clock Is cation, supervised lunchrooms, bles, $10 plus, 2 lots Jerusalem S 2-c, Cooleemee; Jesse Gilbert Fla. nic last Friday at the home of bor and recently discharged being arranged for the benefit lunchroom sanitation including township. Anderson, S 1-c, City; Wade Mrs. B. W , Singleton on route 4, soldier who was working in a Funeral services were held of the people of the other rodent control, nutrition, Immu­ Carlton Beck, S 1-c, Rt. 4; Joe The families of all members were J. Lee Dwlggins to H. W . nearby field, heard Mr. Howell yesterdayf Thursday, afternoon churches who would not want nizations, thermometers in each Junior Spry, gunner’s mate 2-c, invited and picnic supper was Brown, $100 plus, 4 acres mocks­ scream and ran to the bridge. at 4 p. m. at Farmington Metho­ to be absent from ther own room, ventilation, posture, City; Samuel Wlnfleld Brogdon, served 57 guests. W . H. Kimrey vllle township. Having learned how In the ser­ dist church. Interment was In services. lighting, mental hygiene, oral S 1-c, Cooleemee; John Henry directed the recreational pro­ E. M. Deadmon to J. w . vice, he administered artificial the church cemetery. hygiene, unsuitable desks, ob­ Champ, LdyM 3-c, Rt. 4; Oren gram. O'Neal, $50, 1 acre Jerusalem James Rites serving children for signs of township. Daniel Zimmerman, shipfltter MAMED CARD SUITS communicable diseases, handi­ 3-c. VALUABU; BULB PALLBEARERS Kelly C. Waller to Melvin Held Sunday capped children, school records. Waller, $10 pits, 3.4 acres, Je­ Army: Pfc. Annie L. Gools­ Four medieval economic class­ One bulb of the Viceroy tulip Active pallbearers at the tu- A one-day workshop was slated Funeral services were held rusalem township. by, W A C , City; T-5 James E. es served to name the suits In ueral ot Mrs. John W . Cartner once sold in Holland for two for September 18, when the flrst Sunday for John Ralph James, Hubert _H. Davis to Elmer S. Koontz, Rt. 2; Pfc. George P. playing cards. Spades from the lasts of wheat, four of rye, four held last week were Alton Fos­ county-wide teachers meeting 45, well known resident of Farm­ Mack, $300, 5.4 acres Shady Foote, Rt. 4; Pfc. George D. Spanish “espada,” or sword of fat oxen, three fat swine, 12 fat ter, Alton Howard, Abe Howard, ington for many years, who was will be held at Mocksvllle High Grove township. Watts, Rt. 2; Pfc. William A. the nobility; clubs from clover- sheep, two hogsheads of wnie, Tom Turrentine, Prank Sain, Jr., school. Teachers will discuss accidentally killed by a falling C. M. Sheets to Taylor V. How­ Spillman, Rt. 2; Sgt Sylvia Cer- like trefoil leaves of the peas­ four "tuns” of beer,two "tuns" and Elmo Foster. Honorary pall­ tree last Saturday. Mr. James the listed diiTlcultles and' make ny; M-Sgt. Charles G. Tomlin­ antry; hearts .from the ^ n c h of butter, 1,000 pounds of cheese, bearers included Sammle Poster, ard, $10 plus, 33 acres Shady was with a group who were cut­ recommendations for their cor­ Grove township. son, City; Pfc. Ralph C. H a n ­ "choeur” or choir of the clergy a bed, a suit of clothes, and a Spencer Foster, Henry Sparks, ting down trees. Other members rection. cock, Cooleemee; Pfc. Roy j. and diamonds for merchants. silver beaker. John Popllti, Frank Sain, Sr., Lawrence West to K . S. Par- had left him to fell one tree The state health officials or­ and Grady Saiti. (continued on раке 8) (continued on page 8) while they went to another spot. dinarily are not concerned with TERMINAL PAY 'GOLD RUSH' Not arriving as expected, m em ­ localities In which no plans have FARMINGTON P.T.A. bers returned to find that he been iald for health betterment, HOOVER CITES YUGO 'GRATITUDE The Farmington P.-T. A. will had been killed in an unusual it was explained. hold its flrst meeting of the year manner. The tree he was cut­ Those attending the meeting on September 11 at 8 p.m, at ting fell against another dead Included Mr. Price, Miss Mary Farmington school. Hubert Bo­ tree, knocking It down, and the Lewis, district health educator, ger, flrst man in Davle to be latter tree fell on Mr. James. Miss Florence Mackle, home president of the P,-T,A., urges Mr, James was the son of J. C. demonstration agent, V. O. Prim, all interested persons to attend and Lula Ward James and was Cooleemee principal, Locke Hol­ and support the organization. born In Davle County. He was a land, FSA représentative, Miss carpenter and cabinet maker Ruby Fleming, Mocksvllle teach­ REUNION and for the last few years had er, Miss Alma Anderson, Ad­ The annual Hendrix reunon been in the sawmill business. In vance teacher, Mrs. Lucille Don­ will be held at the Henry Hen­ 1923 he married Miss Elva Wil­ nelly, county welfare oflicer, and drix home place 2 '/a miles south liams. Mrs, Beryl Dryden, Mocksville of Fork church, on Sunday, Sept, High school home economics Surviving are his wife, one son, 8. All relatives and friends of teacher, Willis Eugene James, of the the Hendrix families are cor­ home, the father and mother, dially Invited, Mr. and Mrs, J. C, James of CHICKEN FRY Farmington, four brothers, Clar­ The young men’s class of the SCHOOL DIS'TRICTS ence and Aaron James of Cooleemee Baptist church en­ In all school districts of the Mocksville, and Odell and Mil­ joyed a chicken fry Saturday county, 'the Board of Education ton James of Farmington; two afternoon at the Boy Scout ruled at its Monday meeting that F O R M E R PR E SID EN T Herbert C. Hoover arrives in Los Angles sisters, Mrs. Willie JHoward and

C h u rc h Announcements

Week Beglniilnf September S

Methodirt

Dr. 3 E . Pritchard, jjaetor. ViO" а Ж Sunday" school. '1)1:00 ajn. Morning worship^ Sermon by Dr. C. E. Rozzelle, district superintendent. 6:45 pm. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 p.m. Evening worship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting followed by choir re­ hearsal.

Baptist Rev. J. P. Davis, pastor 10:00 a. m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning service. Subject, “Expanding Our Work.’,’

6:30 p,m. B.T.U. 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, iollowed by choir re- hersal. s

Presbyterian Dr. Robert King, pastor. 10:00 a. m. Sunday School 11:15 a. m. Morning Worship Tuesday, 8 p.m. Prayer service. li Macedonia Moravian Rev. J. George Bruner, pastor. 0:45 a. m. Sunday School. 11 a,m. Worship service.

Ascension Episcopal Rev. William Price, rector. 10 алп. Sunday school. 11 алп. Morning worship on each second and fourth Sunday. At all times and in all ages the Church has been a strong and mighty battle COOLEEMEE BAPTIST station against sin and moral decay. O. L. Royster, paator. Through its arches and apses and naves has constantly rung the battle cry 9:46 a. m. Sunday ichool. THE CHUnCH FOR ALL . . . of soldiers of the cross. 11 a. m. Worehip. Sermon bjr ALL FOR THE CHURCH the paator. On its altar has always been found the greatest arsenal of sacred ammunition 7 pjn. Training Union. The Churoh is tho greatest (actor on earth for ever entrusted to any race or to any people—the ■Holy Bible. tho building of character and good citizenship. 8 p. m. Worjdilp. H is a ntoreUouse of spiritual values. Without a The banner of righteousness has flown steadily from the fixed redoubts of strong Church, neither democracy nor civilization COOLEEMEE METHODIST can survive. There are four sound reasons why quaint and quiet community churches and impressive city edifices alike. every person should attend and support the The torch of truth and salvation has been carried with flaming zeal to dismal H. C. Freeman, pastor. Church of his choice. They are; (1) For his own 10:00 ал1. Churoh school. sake. (2) For his children's sake. (3) For the outposts in distant and strange lands by self-effacing vanguards. sake ol his community and nation. (4) For the 11:00 am. Morning wor^p sake of the Church itself, which needij his moral The Church's stirring hymns, its reverent litany, its jewelled creed, its holy service. and m '» r W support Plan to go to Church on festivals—all have been powerful weapons in the hands of purposeful men 7:00 pjn. Youtih Fellowship SunO*...... determined to see that right makes might. meeting. From its pulpit parapets have resounded continual and courageous chal­ 7:30 pjn. Evening worfOilp I 19W tr service. » sinuburi, TIntiil» lenges to the forces of evil. Truly, the Church today is a mighty fortress in the u a ;»r o l *4nit defense of decency.' IMidf-week service a n d ' choir rehearsal on Wedneeday at 7:30 pju.

This advertisement contributed to the cause of the Church by the following patriotic citizens and business establishments: MOCKSVILLE BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. C. C. SANFORD SONS CO. DAVIE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP. HALL DRUG CO. SMOOT-DEADMON SHELL SERVICE IDEAL GROCERY & MARKET PRINCESS THEATER WILKINS DRUG COMPANY MOCKSVILLE IMPLEMENT CO. STRATFORD JEWELERS ALLISON-JOHNSON CO. MAE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FARMERS HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO. GREEN MILLING COMPANY JOE GRAHAM PENNINGTON CHEVROLET CO. FOSTER - HUPP FEED MILL B & W PURE SERVICE SANFORD MOTOR CO. CAUDELL LUMBER COMPANY WALKER FUNERAL HOME DAVIE BRICK & COAL CO. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1946 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGE 3

TWINS FOLLOW TRIPLAS AFTER FOURTEEN MONTHS ROCK MYSTERY shotguns are being used. any light on the goings on yet. FARM QUESTIONS One of the most seriously In­ Occasionally some minor in« STILL CONTINUES jured as a result of the throw­ cident concerning the throwing Union Grove. Sept. 2.— The ing was Wilson Reid, who suf­ of rocks crops up In one com­ ARE ANSWERED rock throwing affair that has fered a head injury, which part­ munity or another, but never been going on for five weeks In Question: W hy don’t you rec­ ly incapacitated him for three before in this section has there this north Iredell community is ommend wheat as a temporary weeks. been anything to compare with still raging In unabated fury. As grazing crop? The Iredell county sheriff’s the consistent rock barrage that late as the past Sunday night, Answer: Temporary grazing department, and state highway has fallen around Mr. Myers* people were hit and barns were •crops should be .planted at Just patrolmen, have tried several barn. rocked. Last Saturday night, about this time to give thé m ax­ times to catch the culprits, but Meanwhile the rock throwing Roger Boles, a well known young imum amount of fall and spring they have not been able to shed goes on. m an of Brooks cross Roads, grazing, according to State col­ stopped on the Myers road near lege agronomists. O n the other the tobacco bam where the great hand, James T. Conner, Jr., Ex­ bulk of the throwing has taken tension entomologist, says that place and called out to some of If wheat Is planted now, It will the people around the barn. No ß u 4 f C o a J m •also bring a crop of Hessian flies. sooner had he called out than They will not only damage the a rock smashed Into his wind­ fall crop of wheat planted now shield, breaking the glass. but they will also damage wheat next spring— that which was Every night for the past five AVOID THE RUSH! planted after the fly-free date. weeks or more rocks ranging In Early sown wheat often gives size from the size of a partridge Yes, that’s an old slogan, but truer today than ever excellent grazing but It's mighty egg to size of a m an’s fist have dangerous to plant It. It may not been falling on, against, and only damage your wheat but also around the tobacco barn of Gus that of your neighbor—and you Myers, who lives about two miles would not want to do that. north of here, „When Jhcse-rocks PROtJD P A P A Raymond Macatee, of Philadelphia, smokes a big cigar and puffs out his chest first began falling, Myers and Question; Can you give me In- as he shows off his iamlly. Hla wife, Betty, holds her two-week-old tvirins, Dolprea and. Bern«» others present when they fell attached little significance to It, iormatlon about blueberries for dette.who arrived fourteen months after triplets (1. to r.) Betty Ann, Rose Mary and Ilene Marie. thinking the occurrence was the home garden? Here’s Bomethinf that tobacco growers to obtain gov­ nothing more than a prank Answer: E. B. Morrow, In re­ Support Prices For all active outdoor fel­ ernment loans, whenever it is pulled by aome mischievous boy. search on small fruits for the lows will want to feel Flue*Cured Tobacco to their advantage to do so. But when the rocks fell in ever Agricultural Experiment station CORNATZER free and comfortable in. The Flue - Cured Tobacco Co­ This tobacco, unlike m any agri­ increasing number»—and size— at State college, has prepared It’s a heavy - enoufh operative Stabilization Corpor­ cultural commodltlej, cannot be night after night, Myers and as­ just such Information for you Lindsay Frye, who Is a patient tweed sport coat with ation, a grower organization ob­ packed and placed in an accep­ sociates began takhig the mat­ and will be glad to aend it to you at Baptist hospital in Winston- contrasting stacks . . tained through the joint efiorts table conditon for loans by In­ ter more aerioualy. xm request, He points out that Salem, Is getting along nicely. beautiful coltors in both of the Farm Bureau, the Orange dividual ifarmera. The corporat­ Mueberrles require an acid soil, Mrs. Travla Carter of Fork vis­ O n several occaslona aomeone garments and priced to ion provides this service. and other farm groups, with at the barn has been hit by a uniform molsturt supply, cor- ited Mrs. Floyd Frye laat Sun­ suit you as Sanford’s headquarters in Raleigh, will Grower members place their rocks. Sometlmea these rocks are merchandise always is. Tect fertilization, and pruning day. provide support prices for flue- tobacco on the auction floor in large and do considerable in- each year. "The attractive bell- Miss Carrie Allen of Redland cured tobacco over the entire the regular manner, if the price Jury, and the danger to those ahaped spring fall flowers, the is visiting relatives in this com­ belt. bid is not greater than the gov­ around tlie barn is great. Myers delicious fruit, and the brilliant munity. The objective of the corpor­ ernment loan rate, the tobacco has been hit two or three tlmea, 'Colored fall foliage make them Harvey Potts and Mrs Law­ ation is to make it possible for may be marked for the corpora­ his son, Royall, has been hit. well worth a little extra care and rence Williams are both on the tion, with the farmer obtaining The rockers even have become attention,” Morrow says. You sick list. the loan rate from the ware­ so bold that they rock people can also get a copy of Farmers section. Whether your problem houseman. Mr. and Mrs. C. W . Wall, ot Bulletin No. 1951 by writing the in the fields during the day. One la a sale of timber, selective cut­ Clemmons, visited Mrs. L. S. TT. S. Department of Agriculture If the tobacco is later sold at man was hit while priming to­ ting, or reforestation, these men Potts Sunday. at Washington, D. c. It la called a net gain, any additional amout bacco on the farm of Albert will be only too glad to assist Mr. and Mrs. Worth Potts vis­ "Blueberry Growing." above the government loan rate Lewis. you. Bill Colvin of Wake For­ and operating expenses will be ited Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hane- The rockers haven’t confined line Sunday. Question: Where may I obtain est, Just returned from the distributed pro-rata to the their throwing tactics to the Recent visitors.of Mr. and Mrs. information on cutting pulp- Navy, needed help In cutting organized growers. If the tobacco Myera barn. They have rocked Oeorge Starr were Mr. and Mrs. ■wood? pulpwood. Just as you do. He cannot be sold for a net gain, his dwelling and the barn of And for business and Answer: First, see your county was given help In selecting his there will be no liability on the Orady Sldden and daughter, Jody Gregory, a neighbor. Betty. Sunday-best wear, a fall trees and was also trained in the part of the grower, since the Myers aald that he had re­ ;agent. He may give you direct suit from our men’s proper use of the axe and the loan l3 "nonrecourse.” ceived numerous threatening assistance or he may call In the shop selection will fit notes saying that he was going Jlxtenalon farm forester for your bow saw. T o obtain the government loans on his tobacco, the farmer perfectly and let folks to be killed on certain nights. is required to become a member know you know where of the Stabilization Corporation, His home was rocked two nights to pick your clothes. In and membership r«quliiea thd in succession, and members of most colors and shades purchase of at least one share the household or others that and most sizes up to 40. of common stock at $5 per share. happen to be there as spectators can’t go to the spring after a Full Information about the bucket of water without running new corporation will be distri­ the risk of getting hit by a buted at an early date through thrown rock. Myers said that if the county AA A offices, the he had an enemy in the world county agent’s office of the State he doesn’t know it, and he can College Extension Service, tobac­ shed no light whatever on the co warehouses, and farm organ­ cause of the practice. izations. Rocks have been thrown from W e ’ve just stocked our Contracts for handling the shelves with all sorts of every direction at the same time. loan tobacco have already been men’s new fall hats . . . Officers and hundreds of others signed with warehouses, dealers, snap brim, wide and have visited the scene nightly. and with the Commodity Credit narrow brims, many Both officers and spectators Corporation of the U. S. Depart­ colors and shades to have been hit. One night an ment of Agriculture. choose from. Drop in officer standing on tho running and look them over to­ board of his car was hit by a LONGEST CANAL day. rook. He immediately brought The Grand Canal, or Yun Ho, his machine gun Into play by of China, rambles for almost a spraying the area with bullets, thousand miles through the but this proved of no avail. coastal plain of that country, Myers said that more than and is the longest artificial $200 worth of ammunition had C.C. SANFORD SONS C? lO m iD UNDfR AUTHOMTY ОГ THI COCA-COU СОМГАНУ IV waterway in the world, been used up in trying to stop WINSTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. the depredations of the throw­ AAOCKSVILLE.M.C. IT PAYS ’TO ADVERTISE ers. Machine guns, гШез and LAHD AT AUCTIOH The R. W. Kurfees farm consisting of 226 acres, one large house virith modem conveniences, 3 tenant houses, barn and out­ buildings, 150 acres of cleared land. Other land is heavily timbered in pine and hardwood estimated to be 600,000 feet. Located 1 Vs miles from Cooleemee, 10 miles from Mocksville and 12 miles from Salisbury. This farm is one of thè de­ sirable farms in this locality. Drive out and look it over. Dinner will be served on the grounds through the auspices of the churches. Music by our live wire band. SALE TAKES PLACE ON THE GROUND RAIN OR SH IN E.. FREE CASH. FREE PRIZES Sale Conducted By The World’s Original Twin Auctioneers PENNY BROTHERS Offices High Point, Charlotte, Greensboro PAGE 4 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE ГЯГОАГ, SEPTEMBER «, 1946 'I cIm I Brido' THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE CALCUTTA-A SHAMBLES OF DEATH AND DESTRUCTION Published Every Friday at Mocksville, North Carolina

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SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 1 2 ,00 Per Year Inside of Davie County— $2.50 Per Year Outside of Davie County,

Entered at tlie Post Office at Mocksville, N. C., as Second- Class Matter Under Act of Congress ol March 8, 1879.

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OIL IN IRAN This time it is not a case of pouring oil on troubled waters, but the scramble for oil which is threatning again the peace of the world. W e have no defence to make for the Russian desire to secure Irariiati oil, and certainly no defence for the consistently stubborn attitude of Mr. Molo­ tov, At the moment there does seem to be an underl}ring cause for the shifting of the nations towards war, and, as usual, the cause is economic. Iranian oil and bases In Pales- _ tine are necessary tó the v^ry life^of E ngland, a i ^ her desire A PBATURiE attraction at the to secure both Is understandable. But, there is a better way T Of 'агайаГсопТепЙо^п’ й than war to solve that problem. The only solution which American National Retail Jewe­ war can give to it is to destroy all of it and leave the lers Association in New York was the selection of models from B O D m s O F VICTIM S are loaded on native truck In Calcutta, L IT T E R E D S T R E E T in the slum area of Calcutta, India, gives contending nations with nothing more than ruined and India, following the Hlndu-Moslem riots that occured in the city mute testimony to the violence that flared In the city during three different agencies as devastated countries. when Moslems staged a one-day protest against Britain's plan fighting between Moslemns and Hindus. Native children and, dog “Ideal Brides," On« of them was for Indain Independence. Over 3,000 persons were killed. huddle in a doorway (left) as street fighting continues (right). W e suspect that the chief dlfliculty in solution is Pat Vanlver, 20, Philadelphia. that the representatives of the people, both in Russia and She is wearing a $550 gown,$4, Mr. and Mrs. T . 6 . Hendrix ScMW of RoU A LADY OF DETERMINATION In England - and we might include our own country, are ООО headpiece, $1,000 necklace, announce the birth of a daugh­ Influenced by persons, by groups, and by personal interests le.OOO ring set and a $8,000 bra­ ter at the Rowan Memorial hos­ celet. pital August 26, which fail to take into account the millions of little folks who will have to do the fighting. Russia’s dominating FORRESTAL SEES 'EM DIG IN> motive, It seems to us, is the defence and setting up of an ideology, backed by power; other nations have economic Interest as the dominating motive. Those motives are headed towards a clash. Once more, we ask, why cannot the nations of the world get together and seek a basis of Justice and right upon which to secure to all the peoples of the earth a just share in the world’s resources?

STILL IMPORTANT Tiiere are a couple of things which this cockeyed world should be reminded of. They stem from universal law, and only by following them can a people have real prosperity B B O O V B R IN O P R O M SER IOU S INJfURIES suffered when at» auto struck and killed the pony she was riding at Hampstead, and peace. One of those things is work, good, honest-to- L. I., N, Y, little Edith Nagle, 0, states emphatically that she igoodness’ work. No matter how m any gadgets we may will ride again as soon as she is well. She is looking at a photo made at the time. make there is still a necessity for work- if for no other reason than that a hum an being soon deterioates wiithout S E E K IN G to find the Jewish It. The second thing is that the moral law is still about “frogmen” saboteurs who blew WOSLD'S LARGEST HELICOPTER and doing business, and things obtained through violation a hole in the transpost ship E m ­ Г" pire Rival, 5,000 British troops 6i it will not bring true happiness. The most damnable have swooped down on the tiny practice of the world today is the expression of a j)hll- fishing village of Sedot Yam (1), os(^hy that “O well, it is okay if you get by with it.” W e on the site of the ancient seaport ...... /„ ...... ■■’.'....T.'.. . , ...... r > .. have heard several aspirants to screen and radio fame of Caesarea in Palestine (indi­ and fortune brag about lying in order to get a job. The O B SER V ER S A T O P E R A T IO N C A M ID (cadet-midshipmen), cated on map). The entire male practices in government and army disposals of government Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal and Admiral Aubrey w. population (94 men) is under property is a national scandal, yet those practices stemed Pitch, superintendent, u, S, Naval Academy, watch two cadets arrest. from a generally accepted theory that ‘‘Everybody does dig in after storming ashore during tralnhig. The men are E. C Vreeland, Maywood, N. J., and D. T. Huie, Decatur, Ala. Engaged it”, W hen "Everybody does it” then everbody has to pay in the training program are 440 Annapolis midshipmen and 315 Virtuoso at Three the piper. West Pointers.

TWENTY YEARS AGO OUR DEMOCBACY- • V M i k In The Enterprise THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1936 RISE r v o ir s f o r G r o w t h During the last 20 years the industries of Western W hKN QATHERfO INTO RISERVOIRS, RAIN, LITTLE K N O W N AS T H E N A V Y ’S XHJD-1, the worlds largest and first North Carolina have increased 715 per cent as compared STREAMS AND SMALL BROOKS BECOME 6REAT •' < twin-engine helicopter flies over Washington, D . c. The craft’s with an Increase of 780 percent in the country at large. RESERVES OF WATER rOR IRRIfiATION THAT NOT j Knox Johnstone returned Monday from a delightful two lifting rotors are powered by 450 horsepower engines. The ONLY IMPROVE THE СЯОРЯ AND FARM LAND i XHJD-1 was designed primarily as a research vehicle to enable tour abroad, sailing from Cherbourg on August 25 and OF THE INPIVIPUAL, BUT ШУ TORNINO WASTELAND landing in New York September 4. INTO RICH AND FERTILE SOIL, ADD TO THE engineers to obtain data useful to the whole field of rotary wing Dr, Harding of Courtney moved his family into his PRODUCTIVITV ANP Vt/EALTH OF THE NATION. aircraft. new home on North Main Street which he recently pur­ chased from Walter Martin, Dr. Harding will practice JAP PUPPET BEFORE TRIAL here. TEN YEARS AGO In The Enterprise T H U R S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 10, 1936 The union revival meeting came to a close on Sunday evening, with the Rev. Ralph E. Johnson delivering an earnest and searching sermon to a large congregation. Dr. W . M . Long, chairman of the basket committee PLAYING a French folk song of the Masonic picnic, wishes to thank the ladles of Mocks­ William Sohni, 3, of Flushing,N. ville and Davie county for their splendid cooperation with the cake sale, which gave $40.50 over and above the regu­ Y „ has to stand on a thick book lar dinner receipts. to enable him to read the music. Miss Helen Llnwood Grant, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, While other children are still A. T, Grant, and Woodrow J, Wilson of Philadelphia were shaking rattles, the youngster married at the home of her parents. Mocksvllle City schools opened September 7 with an takes violin lessons and practices enrollment of 586 for the first day In both the elementary at home from half to one-and-a and high s c h o o l , ______half hours a day, five days a week. all group singers as well as In­ dividuals of all denominations IJAMES X ROADS will be welcomed. The next There was one case of small­ meeting will come on December pox reported to the North Caro­ The Ijames cross Roads Bap­ 29. lina State Board of Health last year and 1,475 cases of diph­ tist church announces that on Miss Betty Jean Gobble vis­ A PP A R EN T LY U N DIS’TU R B ED by his scheduled appearance at W h e n s e t a s ip e REeuLARLV in u.s .s a v in &s *b o n d s « theria, Both are preventable the war trials court In Tokyo, Henry Pu-yl (right), former pup­ every flfth Sunday afternoon in ited Miss Doris Chaflln Sunday, LIFE INSURANCE ANP SAVINSS, SMALL AMOUNTS OF pet emperor of Manchuria, laughs as he meets Joseph B. Kee­ MONEV BUILD INTO RESERVES THAT NOT ONLY diseases. The many friends of Sam nan (center), head of the war tribunal procesciitlon section. At each month a good old-fashion­ PROVIDE FUTURE SECURITY FOR THE INPIVIPUAL- left Is Col. Alexander Ivanov who escorted Pu-yl Irom Russia. ed community singing will be Boyd are glad to hear that he BUT. CHANNELED INTO CONSTRUCTIVE USES, Only two refineries In the U, ADP TO THE ECONOMIC BTREN6TH AND PRODUCTIVITY W hen he appeared on the stand later,Pu-yl deferred his accep­ held. The first meeting of this is improving from a recent ill­ I, made 100-octane gasoline OF OUR PEMOCRACV* tance of the Manchurian throne on the ground that the altern­ type will be September 29, and ness. before the war. ative would have bei^n a death sentence, ^ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1946 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGE 5

Miss Florence Mackle attend­ Class Meets At Miss Teenle Ellenburg of ed a meeting of county home Lowery hospltar Is spending a agents in Chapel Hill from M on­ Clontz Home few weeks at the home of her day through Wednesday. Mrs. E. H. Clontz and Mrs. S. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. El­ Mr. and Mrs. H. W . Matthews Miss Kathleen Black of Rich­ W . Brown were hostesses to lenburg. She Is recovering from Mr. and Mrs. John Osteen of ‘O i Greensboro and Mrs. George mond, Va., is visiting friends members of the Fidells class at an operation. Greensboro, Mrs. Demont Rose- IJamcs of Lexington were Sun- here. her home Monday evening. The Fred Gunby of Greensboro man and Mrs. Will Hannah of 'day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bax­ president, Mrs. Gray Hendricks, spent Monday visiting Mr. and Robert Strange McNeill is Salisbury visited Mrs. Ida M. ter Taylor and family of R. 1. presided and the group voted to Mrs. W . A, kirk on Main'street. spending this week at Virginia Tatum Sunday. have an attendance drive in Sep­ Mr. and Mrs George Milholen Mrs. Gladys Cain Pulliam and Beach. tember. Billy Clement, who has spent have returned to FayettevUlai daughter, Anne, left Monday for Refreshments were served at Miss Loudetta Broadway is the past month with Mr. and after spending a week here with Carolina Beach, where they will the close of the meeting to Mes­ now working in 'the oflice of the Mrs. J. K. Sheek, returned Tues­ Mrs. H. L. Milholen and Mrs. spend September. dames Roy Collette, H. W . Mocksville Flour Mills. She be­ day to his home in Raleigh. Nora Riddle. Brow;n, J. L. Holton, R. P. Mar­ Labor Day visitors at the gan her new duties Monday. Miss Ellen Isley of Baltimore, Mrs. Frank Blalock and Miss tin, R. P. Boger, G. W . McClel­ home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cain Md., spent last week visiting her Miss Phyllis Johnson will leave Sarah Clement of Oxford vis­ lan, and Miss Clara Grubbs. were Mr. and Mrs. Mlnehardt parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Isley, Friday>for Queens college to re­ ited Miss Sallie Hanes several Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Prank on Main street. sume her studies. days last week. Blackmore and daughters, Susan Miss Flossie M artin Mrs. W . C. Brogdon has re­ and Martha, all of Winston-Sa­ Mrs. E. E. Lambeth of San­ Misses Clarabel LeGrand and Is Coffee Hostess turned home after spending lem, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rich and ford, Mrs. C. W . Garnett and some time with Mr. and Mrs. J. Phyllis Johnson returned home Miss Flossie Martin enter­ daughters, Margaret and Caro­ two children of Athens, Tenn., K. Pierce In Lynchburg, Va. She Saturday from New Orleans, tained at a coiTee at her home lyn, of Greensboro, John and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lambeth, Jr., also visited her sons, Novln, W . La., where they visited Miss last Saturday afternoon. Late Boyce Cain. of Raleigh were supper g^iests B., Kelly and Lawrence Brog­ Janice Morris. summer flowers were used Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs. don, in Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs, Turley Jonas of throughout the home. Armand Daniel. Jack Pennington and Ralph Mrs. Clarence Bailey and Hendersonville visited Mr. and Among those present were Bowden are'spending this week daughter, Pat, of Alexander, Va. Mrs. O. R. Allen last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Daniel and Misses Mary Heltman, Sarah at Chapel Hill attending Boys’ are spending this week with Mr. •Mrsr-G.-Pr-Danl-el-were-weik-end- •Gaither,'‘Hazel—Baityr-Matalhw зТаЙГ".... and Mrs. S. A. Bailey and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Harding guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collette, and Mesdames E. c. H. L. Mllholen. had a family dinner In their McOrcgor In Shannon. W . M. Pennington, M. H. Mur- Morris, J. K. Sheek, Sr., E. W . Miss Nancy Rldenhour Is yard last Sunday honoring all ray, George Shutt, Oeorge Hen­ Crow, J. K. Sh'eek, Jr., Curtis Mrs. Otho Fowler and two Mr. and Mrs. Wade Smith Announce spending this week In Charlotte of their children Those present dricks, J. K. Sheek, J. H. Thomp­ Price, L. P. Martin and Knox children of Morganton are vis­ Engagement of Daughter, M arietta with her brother, M. H. Rlden­ were Miss Thelma J. Harding of son and Harley Crews returned Johnstone. iting Mr. and Mrs. M . H. Murray. hour, Jr. 'Wilmington, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wednesday from Fontaifla Dam, Mr. and Mrs. William Wade ty last year. She is now secre­ Charles Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Mocicsvllle announce tary to her father. Mrs. BUI White spent the week Mr. and Mrs. Ivan D, Crlss- where they spent several days Ridenhour-Doby H . Ray Harding, all of Wlnston- end with her husband, who Is man of High Point were dinner on a fishing trip. the engagement of their daugh­ Mr. Seats is a graduate of under treatment at a govern.'' .Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1. ter, Marietta, to Burton Eugene Farmington High school. He Wedding Held guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cartner, McNair and aon, formerly of Seats, son of Mr. and Mrs. Char­ ment hospital at Oteen. W . J. Wilfong. was employed by C. C. Sanford Miss Alma Geraldine Doby and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Padgett and Mrs. Cralg Harrison is apend'*^ M«dlna, N. Y., and Harvey Hard­ lie Burton Seats, of Farmington. and Sons before entering the Marvin Dewey Rldenhour were Mrs. Oeorge D. Wood of Jack­ son, Charlie, all of Woodleaf, Mr. ing this week in Washington, O . ing, who was recently discharged Army Air Forces In 1944. He united in marriage last Satur­ and Mrs. Ray Smith and Mr. and The wedding will take place in from the U. S. Navy as Rdm. 3-c sonville, Fla., has had an op­ C., visiting friends. November. served seven months In the E. day in the office of Fred R. Lea­ eration at Baptist hospital, Bos­ Mrs. J. F. Oarwood of Coolee­ Miss Flossie Foster spent the .serving on the U. S. 8. Rendovea. T. O. wlih the Eighth Air Force gans, justice of the peace. Mrs. ton, Mass., and Is Improving sat­ mee, Mr. and Mrs. John Green Miss Smith attended Mocks­ week end with her parents at Rldenhour ts the daughter of vllle High school and Is a grad­ as an aerial gunner on a B-17 Mrs. B. S. Short and Miss Bet­ isfactorily. Benson and son, Billy, were din their home near Blxby. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Doby of sy Short returned last Tuesday ner guests Sunday of Mr. and uate of the preparatory depart­ Flying Fortress. He was a staff Miss Mary joe Young apent Mr. 'and Mrs. C. A. Smith, Sr., R. 4, Salisbury. Mr. Doby Is the from a month’s visit with rela­ Mrs. Ployd Naylor. ment of Peace Junior college, sergeant. After receiving his dis­ the week end. with her grande of Asheboro, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. son of Mr. and Mrs, M. D. Rlden­ tives and friends In Virginia and Raleigh, where she was a m em ­ charge in February he was em ­ mother, Mrs. C. C. Younf, Smith, Jr., and family of High Misses Wilma and Edna Hen­ hour of the Point section of near Washington, D. C. ber of the Bho Delta Chi so­ Mrs. Bernard Pealty QalU« drix spent Sunday at Boone ployed by civil service in Greens­ Davle county. Point spent last Thursday with ciety. She is a graduate of Mars bury spent th* week t n i w U h Mr. and Mrs. Pete Thompson Mr. and Mrs. W . J. Wilfong. with relatives. ' boro and Is now employed by the Hill college and a member of the h9c parents, Mr, and Mra. I i of Kannapolis were guests last Veterans Administration In W in ­ Mrs. J. W . Rodwell, Sr., is vis- Capt. Clinard LeGrand of Clio Literary society. Miss Smith week end of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Gales. ' ■’ iting Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Casey Washington, D. C„ spent last taught school In Davldion coun­ ston-Salem. y a n i M M n m . 'McClamrock, William C, Davis left Sunday in Washington, D. C. They will week end with his brother, J. P COOLEEMEE for Mars Hill, where he entered go to Jacksonville, Fla., this LeGrand, and family. Miss Marie Casey left Sunday Miss Jettle Stine and son, H u ­ Mrs. P. S. Young Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Oales were school. for Charlotte Memorial hospital, bert are visiting Lewis Stine in week to be with Mrs. Oeorge W . at Natural Bridge, Va., recently Mr. and Mrs. W . C. Prevette, Mrs. Bill Howard, Mrs. Ed P eo ­ where she will be a member of Is Circle Hostess 'Wilmington. Wood, who Is recuperating from p le s, Miss Dorothy Hutchins, and attended the illumination who have been living in States- a recent operation. the nursing stkff.- She had spent Mrs. p. s. Young entertained and pageant which is presented ville for some time, left last Fri­ Dr. and Mrs. C. W . Young and Mrs. Clarence Craven, Miss Jo the past week with her mother, circles 1 and 2 of the Baptist under the historic bridge. day for New Bedford, Mass., : Mr. and .Mrs, Frank Ragan and Miss Louise Meroney will leave Cooley, Miss Geneva Grubbs, Mrs. O. L. Casey. Business Women Monday eve­ where he will enter school. son, RMky, have returned from next Tuesday for ASTC, Boone, Mrs. Gordon Tomlinson, Miss ning at her home. Mrs. C. R. Miss Ruby Safiey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W . I. Gelder Miss Janet Eaton, daughter of Myrtle Beach, where they spent where she will be a Junior this Marie Shelton and Miss Libby Horn gave the program on State Mr, and Mrs. W . H. Safley, left and daughter, Martha Ann, of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Eaton, left a week, Mr. Ragan returned year. Boger attended the State beauty Missions and was assisted by last week to take up her duties Oak Ridge, Tenn., were week Tuesday for Mars Hill college, .'home Monday and Mrs, Ragan convention in Charlotte Monday Mrs. S, A. Hurdlng. as teacher In the Mt. Gilead Miss Matallne Collette left where she will begin her studies and son are staying for a longer and Tuesday. end guests of Mrs. H. A, Sanford, school. Miss Safley graduated Tuesday for Winston-Salem At the closc of the meeting as a senior. •visit. at Meredith college last spring. where she is a member of the Dr. and Mrs. B. E. Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hendricks, the hostess, assisted by Miss Mrs, Lary Nichols has entered Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Scott spent faculty of R. J. Reynolds High and children and Miss Proctor Mr. and Mrs. Gray Hendricks Mary Joe Young, served refresh­ Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Smith and the Lowery hospital, Salisbury, last Friday visiting relatives in School. of Winston-Salem were guests and daughter, Ann,'and Mrs. D. ments to Mesdames Horn, Hard­ children, Benny and Milton, re­ where she will undergo treat­ Greensboro. Monday evening of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hendricks spent Sunday with ing, P. D. Moody, C. W . Young, turned Monday to their home in Miss Nancy Brantly Fascue of ment. The Woman's Auxiliary of the E. O. Hendricks. 'Elizabethtown after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fulk at Pfaff­ Frank Ragan, O. C. McQuage, Newton spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Alexander Good Shepherd church will hold Mr. and Mrs, S. M . Call. town. \ Harry Stroud, and Misses Inez Miss Matallne Collette. Miss Geraldine Rash and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. H, M. Jacobs their regular monthly meeting Naylor, Jessie Libby and Louise Van Hoy of Union Orove were next Tuesday night at the home Miss Marjorie Call will leave W . H. Davis of Rowland, who spent Sunday In the mountains Mr. and Mrs. Bob Waters re­ Stroud. supper guests Monday evening ■ > of Mrs, Mable Head on Watts Friday for Camp Stoneman, has been visiting the Rev. and of western North Carolina, turned Monday after a visit with street. All members are urged Calif., where she will be proc­ of Mr. and Mrs, G. R. Madison. Those attending the Ellis re­ Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Waters. Mrs. J. P, Davis, returned home union in Greensboro from Coo­ to be present, essed for overseas duty at M a­ Misses Edith and Ramona Wednesday, Frye-Brett Mrs. Waters went to LaCross, Mr. and Mrs, W , R. House and nilla. leemee were Mr, and Mrs. John Va., to resume her teaching and Hoots visited Misses Grace and Mrs, G. O. Walker, Mrs. Hugh Announcement Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor children of Charlotte spent the . Mr. Waters went to Nashville, Ruth Hendricks at their home Mrs. C. S. Anderson returned Smith and children and Miss James V. Frye, son of Mr. and week end here visiting his par­ on route 2 Monday, Owens, Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence home Sunday from Davis hos­ Tenn., where he is attending Caroline Walker of Gastonia Mrs. R. L. Frye, of the Yadkln- Driver, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. James, ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. House. pital, where she has been a pa­ Embalmers School. spent last Thursday with Mr. Rev, H. C. Sprinkle is improv­ ville road and Mrs. Elenoar Bonnie and Prank James. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Hoover ac­ tient for the past week. and Mrs. E. C. Hendricks. Mrs. Milton Waters and son, ing satisfactorily following an Woodruff Brett, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Daisy Greene Is spending companied by Mr and Mrs. L. G. Scott spent the past week end Mr. and Mrs. Prentice Camp- Billy, spent the week end at operation last Monday at the Mr, and Mrs, R. A, James and and Mrs. C. G. Woodruff, of a few days visiting her son. Jack, Charlotte Eye, Ear, Nose and Mocksville, were united In mar­ at Long Beach, N. J., and Brook­ 'bell spent the week end In Clay­ Oxford orphanage with her son, daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. in the eastern part of the state. Throat clinic. lyn, N. Y. They visited Mr. and ton wHh Mrs. Campbell’s Robert, and sister, Louise Wall. Earl Mace In Morganton last riage by Dr. J. E. Pritchard at She is also spending a few days rmother. the local Methodist parsonage at Carolina Beach. Mrs. Kenneth Hoover at Long Miss Eleanor Caudell began Mrs. Lois Burney of Osark Friday. last Saturday afternoon. The E. E. Sanders, who represents Beach and Mrs Scott’s parents Ala. Is the guest this week of Dr. and Mrs. R. D. W . Connor her duties Monday as bookkeep­ Mrs Harley Sofley returned at Brooklyn. double ring ceremony of the the Pram Oil company of Prov­ of Chapel Hill came Wednesday er for Pennington Chevrolet Co. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Tutter­ home Tuesday from Rowan M e­ Methodist church was used. ow. idence, R. I., spent the week end for a visit with Mrs. E. W . Crow morial hospital, Salisbury, where The first Europeans to visit Mr. and Mrs. T. p. Dwlgglns here with relatives. He left and Mrs. J. JYank Clement. she had an appendix operation the new world found the Ind­ and Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Dwlg­ Mr. and Mrs. W . M. Miller and Monday morning to take up his last week. McCann-Holcomb ians collecting and using petro­ Misses Hope McCall, Catherine glns of Charlotte returned home daughter, Josephine, and Mr. and new fleld in Virginia and West leum. Wler and Elizabeth Eppes have Saturday from a trip to Detroit, Mrs. Clyde Hendricks and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan D. Crlss- M arriage Held Virginia in additon to his North Larry, spent last week at Caro­ returned to Mocksvllle and are Mich., Dayton, Ohio, Buffalo, N. man and son, Blnks, who have Miss Vera Holcomb and Ray­ Carolna Field. lina Beach. living In an apartment over Dr. y., Niagara Palls and Toronto, been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. C. mond McCann were united in Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mes- Long’s oflice. Canada. Miss Mary Joe Young of Chat­ McCullough, left Tuesday to be marriage last Saturday In the sick, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott and Princess Theatre the guests of Mrs. Crlssman’s Buddy Scott spent Sunday visit­ P H O N E i n Miss Jane Crow will leave next Misses Evelyn and Priscilla tanooga, Tenn., is the guest of office of Fred R. Leagans, local parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ber- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Monday for College Park, Md., Howard, Waymoth and Oreen- Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Young. magistrate.' Mrs. McCa^in is the rier, on route 4. Glenn Messlck at Smith Grove. where she will resume her teach­ berry Howard of Elkin spent the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mrs. Ted Junker, who had an ’THURSOiAY-FRIDAY Cheek of Cooleemee and .'Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hemrlck ing in the Univerdty of Mary­ week end with their parents, Mr. William Seaford, Francis Es­ operation at Presbyterian hos­ and children and Mr. and Mrs. “The Virginian” land. Mrs. E. W . Crow will go and Mrs. W . H. Howard. McCann is the son of Mr. and pital, Charlotte, last week, hopes sie, Misses Betty Alice and Ruth Mrs. J. D. McCann, of Benham. C. L. Cheek, all of Elkin, spent with with her daughter for a visit. Cartner will leave Tuesday to Joel McCrea— Brian DonleTy Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Groce to be able to leave the hospital Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Sunday She will go to the home enter ASTC at Boone. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Meroney, and children of Cana, Miss H a ­ V. Cook. SATURDAY Jr., have returned from Ocean zel Groce of Winston-Salem vis­ of her mother to recuperate be­ Mrs. G. G. Daniel, who Is a Clement-Hill Mr. and Mrs Orville Morris of “Days of BuiTalo Bill” ■Drive, S. C., where they spent ited Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Dyson fore coming home. patient at Charlotte Memorial Announcement Salisbury spent the week end With SUNSET CARSON last week. on route 4, Sunday. hospital, is showing steady im­ here at the home of Mrs. Mor­ Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Caudell Miss Beatrice Hill and D. C, MONOAY provement. ris' mother, Mrs. Lola Spry. Miss Jane Pratt and Miss Ruth Mrs. J. J. Larew, Hugh and visited Mrs. Caudell’s mother, Clement were married Thurs­ Mrs. Bruce Josey and son, “For Whom the Bell Mechum of Washington, D. C„ Prank Larew returned home Mrs Tom Fisher, at the Char­ day, August 22, by the Rev. E. Bobby, who have been visiting were week end guests of Mr. and Sunday from Schenectady, N. lotte Memorial hospital Sunday. TIME ACCUMULATION W . Turner at the Baptist par­ Tolls” in Greensboro for the past few with JUrs. Robert S. McNeill. Y., where they visited J. J. La­ Mrs. Fisher underwent a serious sonage, Mrs. Clement is a former The average length of a year weeks, have returned home, Gary Cooper— Ingrid Bergman rew, Jr. operation Monday. teacher In the Farmington Roy Feezor and guests, Mr, is 26 seconds too long under our' H. L, Mllholen, Jr„ and John­ school and Mr. Clement is a re­ TUESDAY ONLY and Mrs. W . C. Perry and chil­ Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Angell Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Stone­ present calender, causing us to nie Cook, who are employed in tired farmer. dren, of Lynchburg, Va„ spent and daughter, Thelma, of Kan ­ street and Miss Frances Stone­ accumulate time; it won’t add Newport News, Va„ spent the “This Gun For Hire” Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Jack napolis visited Mr. and Mrs. W . street spent Sunday In Concord up to a full extra day for an- They are living at his home week end here visiting home with Alan Ladd— Veronica Lake .-Elliott in Shelby. H. Howard Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. Alec Kosma. otliier 3000 year*. on route 2. folks. PAGE • THE MOCKSVILI^E (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1948^ JERUSALEM AN ARMED CAMP YADKIN COUNTY MAN HELD ON FARM NEWS NOW'S THE TIME KIDNAPING CHARGE ON AUGUST 23 t o TALK ABOUT Lime - Legumes - á/ivestock Marvin C. Bell, 23, of Yadkin car with the men. For Better Farming NEXT WINTER.’S county, was ordered held with­ Peggy and her two girl friends COAL out bond on charges of kidnap­ got on the bus to go to their ing Peggy Shore, pretty 15-year- homes. The two girls left the The livestock Industry in old brunette of Elkin, on August bus at a lighted filling station. our county has grown tremen­ 23, when given a preliminary Peggy said she saw Bell and dously for the past few years. hearing Monday before U, S. Littéral following the bus in In fact, much faster than our Commissioner M. W . Mackle at their car with the lights out. feed program. Yadkinviile. After leaving the bus, Peggy The feed situation Is now the Bell and Ralph Vernon Lit­ said the two men followed her bottle-neck to future expansion téral, 34, of Winston-Salem, now to a lonely spot and then grab­ and also to profits to be derived He Who Hesitates serving a 80-day road sentence bed her about 11:30 p.m. She from livestock. Until we do some­ ior a liquor law violation Im­ screamed and oné of the men thing to relieve the feed situa­ posed In Municipal Court In placed his hand over her mouth tion, m y thoughts are that no May Be Celd Winston, will be tried at the No­ and nose. She was thrown bod­ more expansion will be profit­ vember term of U. S. District able. ily Into the car. Delay in ordering next winter’s coal m ay mean a cold Court In Wln.

hardware cloth can be usod for PL.-VNE O D D IT Y searatlng bhe pulps and Juice The first power-driven, heavier PIANOS from the hulls. Boll the pulps than air machine ever to carry NEW SPINETS for 5 minutes and strain through man In fllght-the original Wright FINE UPRIGHTS a fine wire screen. The juice of GOOD PLAYERS airplane - although built, flown the pulps Is then added to hulls and acclaimed In America, to­ Fully guaranteed — Cash or and the whole boiled for 15 Terms — $95.00 up — Free day reposes In a museum of minutes, adding water to replace Delivery. Shop In High Pohit science In England. and Save the Difference. that lost through boiling. While the mixture is cooling, Harris- Kelly Piano Co. add about a pound of sugar to Crop reporters say that the U, High Point, N. C. each gallon of the product. S. will have only 9 turkeys this year where It had 10 last year. Uncertainty of feea supplies is blamed for the drop. ILECTRICITY A ORIATCR VALUl THAN IYER tlFORI

which consists of the entire grape except the seed. The product is then ready for packaging as with other such fruits for freezing. Miss Ruby Scholz of State Col­ lege says that Is one of the most delightful fruits that may be placed in the freezer looker and that a few packages will be DÜK.E poi^p COMPANY greatly appreciated by the aver­ age family during the winter fiiícU lO T C t' months. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1946 THE MOCKSVILLE (S. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGET ARENA OF YUGOSLAV TROUBLE State College Hints WEAR GLOVES WREN The fresh, moist skin of the To Farm Homemakers sweet potato, just after harvest By Ruth Current Is very tender and Is easily Injur­ ed. N. C. State CoUege J. y. Lassiter of State College, It has been said that you can Extension horticulturist, sug­ tell a woman Is a good house* W A M T E D —cedar lumber green FOR SAIiE—oood meadow hay. gests that each worker handling keeper by the way she hangs or dry. Also cedar logs. Reavii Write Box 142 or Phone IS, the yams be supplied with a Novelty Co., Wllkesboro street. Mocksville. 8-ie-3tp her laundry on the line. What pair of gloves. MocksviUe. a-l-ttn do you think? W E P A Y — Oaei pncee for used H O M E S . lilARMS A N D L O T S autanobiles. McOanlcos Motoi We’ve all heard women com N E W H O M E . 4 rooms, bath­ Co., Saliabury, N. C. в-lSHif More than 90 per cent of the room (no fixtures), closets, hard­ plain from time to time on the people oi Haiti are oi pure Afri­ wood floors, lights and water, RABID RSPAIR SHOP-Klow In boredom and drudgery of house painted In and out. Large lot. full operation at Walker Fu­ can decent. 75 X 402 ft, 4 blocks from square. work. Things, often seem unin­ neral Home. Don’t throw your Priced right and terms. old radio away.'Have it flxed. DR. McINTOSH teresting and take too much time F A R M , 183 acres. 6-room house - -atfn Those Interested In canning and outbuildings. Estimated 0 1 because the work is done in a HEDRICK meat should write for circular 200,000 ft. saw timber. 5 miles G E N E R A L Electnoal Contract­ slipshod manner. southeast of Mocksville. A good ing and Electrical Service. N. C. OPTOMETRIST No. 284. Instructions on freez­ buy and terms. Licensed Electrician and Con­ 436 N. Trade Street System and alliclency pay ing ifoodjB for home use are given 2 large lots on Salisbury Street. tractor. J. W . RodweU. Mocks­ Ideal for beautiful home. ville, N. C. Phone 4» 11-to-tl Wineton-Salem, N . C. oil, no matter what the Job be, In Circular 280. 2 business lots on paved street. Hava Tour Eyes tlwamlnai and satisfaction comes from a $275.00 each. A U T O SEA T COV ER S—W e have Regiilarly For further listings call at of­ Job well done. Just received a supply of tailor- NOTICE OF SALE fice. If you want quick cash for made and universal auto seat In pursuance of an order of your property list with covers In fabric and fibre, San­ the Board of Education of Davie DAVIE REALTY CO. ford Motor Co. 8-23-3tn It is important to instill into County, N. C., I, the undersigned Mocksville, N. C. WHY PAY MORE.’ children, who are at an Impress­ will offer for sale at the Court 9-6-ltn WANTTED — Service station House door in Davie county, at attendants. Apply Horn Oil Co. ionable age, that any Job Is worth public auction to highest bidder AUCTION SALE-Saturday, Sep­ Mocksville. N. C. 8-30-3tn doing one’s best. This is import­ for cash on Monday. 9th day of tember 7. 1946, at 1:30 P. M. September, 1946. at 12 o’clock at the late John E. Ward home. F O R SALE—Beagle rabbit dogs. ant training, and parents must noon, the following property de­ Smith Grove, Davie County. Running good. E. S. Mock, Ad­ be examples in this to their chil scribed as follows: Farm machinery and other vance, N. C. 8-30-3tp OLD W A V I One frame "lumber house” things too numerous to men­ dren. W A N T E D —One ex-service man I*tbUlcoet«lai$foa HOMilUT about 12 by 26 feet, about 650 tion. 9-6-ltpd with car. Part time or full time, feet of framing., and oak b^^^ ouacM of Siloà'lypf -FOR“ S A I K — nHawthorne“B6y’s - "with-future- tralnlnii- Qiider-OrlT loluilievwlih X«i>tar —varying In lenfith, width and < 0 Cutltci. 6 0 « D . Fried breast of chjcken, one of bicycle in excellent condition. training program in auto parts TENISION G R IP S the area shown in the above map which locates thickness, and also an office business. Apply at Davie M a ­ lllfUMiCOtlOO (ppll. See John Clay James, Farming­ ntot. g«uirtlli«r ■nd America’s favorite food treats, buildlntf about 12 by 24 feet for chine S i Parts Service. Mocks­ A»M M /v2f*9 the spots where two American air transports were forced down use while constructing the W . ton, or write Cana Ht, 1 9-6-'ltpd сошр1«М ioMiuctioat, •rvwrv Vf nviKVi has more to offer than fine fla­ F O R C H A P E L HILL,—Blue Cross ville, N. C. 8-30-3tp by Yugoslav fighters and Indicates the" rrictlon zones. Heated R. Davie school building, and items of other personal prop­ Hospital Insurance, write Mrs, WILKINS DRUG CO. vor and substantial protein and NO'nCE SERVING SUMMONS Pbone n Amerlcan-Brltlsh notes have protested unprovoked atta(its on erty. Queen Bess Kennen, Farmington, BY PUBLICATION calories. Recent research by poul­ or phone Mocksville 17P22. U. S. troops in the Aurlsinla .section, and "illegal forays” were Said property is located on the NORTTH CAROLINA try specialist of the Bureau of W . R. Davie School Grounds in 9-6-3tp DAVIE COUNTY also charged. Clarksville Township. Davie FOR SALE OR RENT— two IN ’IWE SUPERIOR COURT Animal Industry, U. S. Depart­ farms 12 miles from Statesville. County. N. C. M Wiley N. Anderson, Admr, of Dr, J, R. L O W E R Y Salisbury ment of Agriculture, shows that This the 9th day of August, Alice Carey Anderson, deceas­ 1946. N. C. 9-6-3tp ed; et al. DAVIE BRICK HUNTING SHERIFFS ASSAILANTS the breast of chicken is an ex­ SEPTIC TANK CLEANING—Let CURTIS PRICE, -vs- us clean your tank before win­ cellent source of niacin, the im­ -County Superintendent, Davie Charles L. Anderson: et al. ter. Pumped out, hauled off, no The defendant, Earl Dunning; portant anti-pellagra B-vltamln. County. N. C. mess or odor. W e go anywhere. COMPANY Jacob Stewart. Atty. 8-16-4t Bob Anderson and wife Laura D. Tests show that the concentrat­ Tell us exactly where you live Anderson: and John M . Ander­ so it will be easy to find. Write son. if they be living or if they ion of this vitamin Is especially to JOE GREEN, route 4 Salis­ NOTICE OF SVIVIMONS BY be dead their heirs at law, will PUBLICATION bury, N, C, Prices reasonable, STONE & COAL high In the flesh of broilers and tkae notice that an action en­ North Carolina 9-6-3tn. fryers. titled as above has been com­ Davie County menced in the Superior Court of Now Available In the Sunerlor Court Day Phone 194 These findings and those o£ Notice of Sale of Davie County, N. C. by Wiley N. Wllmer Poster Buchanan Anderson, Administrator of Alice Night Phoiie l U other laboratories indicate that vs. Carey Anderson, deceased, to Leroy T. Buchanan Property for Delinquent chicken breast contains more sell the lands of said deceased iThe defendant Leroy T. Buch­ to make assets to pay her debts niacin than any other muscle anan will take notice that an 1945 City Taxes and charges of administering action entitled as above has been her estate; and said defendants meat thus far tested and com­ Pursuant to the provisions of commenced in the Superior if they be living or if they be pares favorably with pork liver Court of Davie County, North the statutes and by order of the dead their heirs at law, will fur­ Carolina, for an absolute di­ and beef liver which have been Town Commissioners of the ther take notice that they and vorce; and the said defendant each of them are required to recognized as among the richest will further take notice that hs Town of Mocksville, North Caro­ appear at the office of the Clerk Is required to appear at the of­ of Superior Court of Davie sources of this vitamin. fice of the Clerk of the Superior lina, the undersigned Tax Col­ County In the Courthouse in People with a preference for Court of Duvle County at the lector will sell to the highest Mocksville, N. C, on the 21st. day court house In Mocksville, N. C„ of Seiptember, 1946, and answer light or dark meat may be in­ within twenty days after the bidder for cash at 12 o’clock, or demur to the Complaint In terested to know that the dark 4th of October, 1948, and an­ September 14, 1946. at the Court said action, or the plaintiffs will swer or demur Co the complaint apply to the Court for the re­ meat is superior In the vitamins, In said action, or the plaintiff House door In the Town of lief demanded in said Complaint. will apply to the court for the riboflavin and thiamine, but Mocksville, all the real estate This 21st. day of August, 1045. relief demanded in the said com­ that the white breast takes first S. H. CHAFFIN. Clerk of Su­ plaint. situated In the said Town of perior Court. place in niacin. This the 2nd day of Sept., 1940. S, H. CHAFFIN, Mocksville upon which 1046 taxes 8-23-4t C.S.C. Davie County, N, C, are due and unpaid. NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS B C. Brock, Atty. 9-6-4t The list of lands, lots and BY PUBLICATION NORTH CAROUNA NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY tracts of real estate to be sold DAVIE COUNTY WOODLEAF NEWS PUBLICATION and the amount of 1945 taxes IN THE SUPERIOR COURT North Carolina R. R. Bell and wife, Lucy C. Bell; Davie County due thereon Is hereinafter set H. H. Cuthrell and wife Faith Work Is progressing rapidly on In the Superior Court out. In addition to the amount Baldwin Cuthrell; Dillard Lillian Ellenburg Cuthrell Adams the new home of Hugh Lee Mc­ vs. of taxes due on such real estate —VS— Paul C. Ellenburg Lucy Lanier Kimbrough (wid­ Kinney near the Intersection of hereinafter set out, there Is now The defendant, Paul C. Ellen- ow). Archie Kimbrough, Duke due an accrued penalty together ROWAN the Cooleemee and Salisbury burg will take notice that an Kimbrough, Jr., Allen K im ­ action entitled as above has been with the following costs for ad­ brough and Laura Ruth Kim ­ highway, After completion it will commenced In the Superior brough, Laura Kimbrough be occupied by his parents while Court of Davie County, North vertising and sale; Parker (Widow), Connie L. PRINTING CO. Carolina, for an absolute divorce Kimbrough and wife Zola Phone 532 • Salisbury, N. 0. he is in service. and the said defendant will fur­ FOR ADVERTISING COST Kimbrough; Evelyn Kim ­ Another new home near com­ ther take notice that he is re­ Each Line ...... 10c brough (Widow) of Douthlt quired to appear at the office Kimbrough, deceased; and Ar- pletion Is that of Mr. and Mrs. of the Clerk of the Superior Cost of Each Sale...... lOo mltte Kimbrough, One of the largeit printlnf Court of Davie County at the The defendants Lacy Lanier Raymond Perrell on the Coolee­ These taxes may be paid on or and office supply bousea la P A R T O P A POSSE Of 200fonne(J to hunt eigut negroes reported court house In Mocksville, N. C„ Kimbrough (Widow) Archie mee highway. within twenty days after the 4th before sale date, by adding ac­ Kimbrough, Duke Kimbrough. the Caroiinaa. ito have wounded a sheriff’s deputy and three other men near Sgt. and Mrs. Lewis Holshou- of October, 1946, and answer or crued costs and penalties that Jr., Allen Kimbrough and Laura Magee, Miss., halts momentarily (top) before closing in on the demur to the complaint in said Ruth Kimbrough, Laura Kim­ ser of Albemarle were week end action, or the plaintiff will ap­ may attach. brough Parker (Widow) Evelyn accused group In a swamp. The wounded deputy sheriff Glen ply to the court for the relief guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kimbrough (Widow) of Douthlt • Printing Heater (bottom), of Raleigh, Miss., is shown recovering at his demanded In the said Complaint. WHITES Kimbrough, deceased, and Ar- Fraley. This the 2nd day of September, mitte Kimbrough, will take no­ home after the shooting. The gun battle was said to have started Allen, E. V., 1 Lot...... $21.79 Miss Pearl Wilson of Manteo 194«. tice that a special proceeding when Hester went to investigate reports that the negroes had S. H. CHAPPIN, Clement, Mrs. Lina, 1 Lot 3i.53 entitled as above has been com­ • Lithographing Is spending the week with Mr. CB.C. Davie County, N. C. Cozart, P. W., 1 Lot...... 17.28 menced in the superior court of fired into a group of white people. B. C. Brock. Atty, 9-6-4t Davie County, North Carolina, and Mrs. Ouy Etheridge. Hines, Linda, 1 Lot ...... 4.42 to sell land for petition among • Typewriter! The publication also carries Both the dry curing and the Miss Helen Troy Gillean has Holton, J. L., 1 Lot ...... 16.16 the plaintiffs and defendants, NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS and the defendants will further aausage recipes and instructions brine curing methods are dis­ returned from Manteo, where BY PUBLICATION Horton, W . S.. 1 Lot...... 7.04 take notice that they are re­ • Complete Officc cussed. Simple instructions are she saw “The Lost Colony”. North Carolina Hunt, E. E., 1 Lot...... 39.60 quired to appear at the office (or the making of head cheese. of the clerk of the superior court Supplies S 1-c Shirley Click, who Is Davie County given as how each type of cur­ In Superior Court Jones, E. M.. 1 Lot...... 83 of said county in the courthouse ing may be carried out. stationed at Pensacola, Fla., was Wiley N. Anderson, Admr, of Murray, Jane G., 1 Lot...... 62.53 in Mocksville, North Carolina Alice Carey Anderson, de­ within ten days after the 23rd home for a few days the first of McCulloch, Preston, 1 Lot.. 10.56 day of August, 1946, and answer IT PAYS TO ADVERTISI^ H IM * 1ИМ “By proper handling o! meats ceased, et al, vs. Charles L, the week. Anderson, et al. Oneal, Wilber, 1 Lot...... 10.56 or demur to the complaint in It Is easily possible to have home The defendants, Sarah Eliza­ said special proceeding, or the n t s m P ' t t o H »0 Mrs. J. T. Thompson is spend­ beth Tomlin and husband Parks Rich, Mrs. Bettle Est., 1 jlaintiffs will apply to the court cured, canned, and frozen meats 'or the relief demanded in said ing some time with Mr. and Mrs. Tomlin, if they be living or if Lot ...... 73.92 available throughout the whole they be dead their heirs at law, complaint. S. H. Elliott. She was real sick will take notice that an action Waggoner, G. S., 1 Lot...... 1.11 This the 7th day of August, year and at a very substantial 1946, entitled as above has been com­ Wlnecoff, S. J., 1 Lot...... 66 several weeks ago but is now S. H. CHAFFIN, DRUG STORE saving over what It may be pur­ menced in the Superior Court much better. of Davie County, N. C„ by Wiley Clerk of the Superior Court. chased In the market," Brady NEGROES N. Anderson, Administrator of Davie County, N, C. Mr. and Mrs. Harftld Wetmore B. C. B R O C K , Atty. 8-1614t ★ FAOQED OUT f N FMT, MCUMff. DtftNPWU SHWl« says. Alice Carey Anderson, deceased, Booe, Sam, 1 L o t ...... 3.47 are spending several days this to sell the lands of said deceased Brown, Earnest. 1 Lot...... 3.37 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE ★RUN DOWN Almost two-thirds of the farms week near Asheville. to make assets to pay her debts DISOOURAQED and charges of administering Brown, Hannah, 1 Lot...... 4.75 Having qualified as adminis­ * Wilkins Drug Co. In the country are now in soil Rev. and Mrs. N. E. Opllnger her estate; and said defendants trator of the estât eof Mollle ★ POOR APPETITE Clement, Frank, 1 Lot...... 6.33 Baity, deceased, late of Davie Phone 21 conservation districts. have returned to their home at if they be living or if they be dead their heirs at law, will fur­ Cross, W . M., Rev. 1 Lot.... 5.72 County, North Carolina, this Is Don’t have that •nutritional Chattanooga, Tenn., after a ther take notice that they and to notify all nersons having fatigue (rom simply needing V-T. V-T Tonic is the one sci­ each of them are required to Dulin, Fisher, 1 Lot,...... 6.71 claims against t h e estate of said week’s visit here and in Frank­ deceased to exhibit them to №e entifically compounded, with appear at the office of the clerk Foster, James, 1 L o t ...... ’^.00 Iron, (needed In the gliding PIANO TIJNING lin with friends. Rev. and Mrs. of Superior Court of Davie uiÿerslgned. Hubert R. Baity, of rich red blood), AND other 15 years experience. Call or See. County in the. Courthouse In Gaither, Rosa S i Ester, 1 125 E. Devonshire street, Wln- IMPORTANT Mineral*, PLUS Opllnger were former residents Mocksville, N. C„ on the 5th day Lot ...... 7.92 ston-Salem, North Carolina, on Vitamin* and POTENT liver of Woodleaf. of October. 1946, and answer or or before the 20th day of Sep­ extract, to give a more ba|> DAVIE FURNITURE COMPANY demur to the complaint in said Graham, James, 3 Lots...... 9.76 tember, 1947, or this notice will anced action for more O V ER ­ P H O N E 72 Mr, and Mrs. Percy Oliver and be pleaded In bar of their re­ ALL results. If you are not action, or the plaintiffs will ap­ Hamlin, Lillie D., 1 Lot.... 8.27 THRILLED with the satisfac­ Miss Nellie Anderson of Wash­ ply to the Court for the relief covery, All persons Indebted to Ijames, Joe W.. 1 Lot...... 7.15 tion o( V-T after taking only demanded In said Complaint. said estate will please make im­ one bottle, your ington, D. C., left Wednesday for This 29th day of August, 1946. Malone, Odell & Rose, 1 mediate payment, money back. Ask _T h is the 20th day of August, their home after a visit of sev­ S. H. CHAfVIN. your doctor about Clerk of Superior Court Lot ...... 5.40 1846. V-T'3 valuable WALKER FUNERAL HOME formula. eral days with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. O’. Grant, Attorney 0-6-4t Malone, w m , 1 Lot...... 5.28 HUBERT R, BAITY. H. Gillean and family, Adm., 125 E. Devonshire St.. Funeral Services—^Ambulance Service Scott, J. P., 1 L o t ...... 6,23 Winston-Salem. North Caro­ ON TNE Mr. and Mrs. George Dean Colombia Is the only nation VanEaton, Jake, 1 Lot...... 3.73 lina. Phone liTll Phone 48 B. C. Brock, Attorney, 8-â3-

Mrs. J. H, Poster had as her M O R S A B O U T M O R E A B O U T guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. IDENTIFY HESSE JEWELS AT COURT MARTIAL Discharges James Rites SMITH 6R0VE Odell HUl and little daughter Forrest, Rt. 4; T-Sgt. Alton S. Methodist church and burial Martha, and Mrs. John Hiatt Miller, city; Pfc. Marvin J. Mr. and Mrs. John Groce at­ all of Thomasvllle. ' Bowles, Rt 2; Pfc. Fred T. Hol­ was in the church cemetery, with tended the homecoming at Cen­ Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heilig of man, City ; .T-5 Huston F. Hock- the Rev. Mr. Folger and the Rev. ter Sunday aiternoon. They also Winston-Salem were guests of aday, Advance; and Cpl. Chas. T. J. Vestal officiating. Mrs. W . L. Harrlll Sunday after attended the funeral oi Ralph E. Allen, Rt. 3. Pallbearers were M. T James, James, at Farmington Sunday., «oo” - E S. Lakey, clauzell Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith at- The annual per capita con­ William Johnson and Joe Wil­ WOnCE OF SHERIFF’S SALE tended the homecoming at Cen­ OF AUTOMOBILE sumption of oil in the United liams. Under and by veirture of pro­ ter Sunday. States Is 30 times as much as visions of law and especially Mrs. Jack Donovan of Pater­ section 18-6 of General Statues the rest of the world. rr PAYS TO ADVERTISE of North Carolina 1943 I will son, N. J., and Mr. and Mrs. L offer for sale at public auction for cash at the courthouse door Mock and son, Llnney, of Clem­ in Mocksvllle. Davie county. mons, were guests of Mrs. J. H North Carolina, on Saturday^, .September 28,1946, at 12 o’clock Poster and Mrs. W . A. Miller one PORCEIAIIN TOP noon the following described evening last week. Mrs. Don­ property seized while transport­ ing intoxicating liquor contrary ovan is a cousin of Mrs. Foster *fco Ib w I and niece of Mrs. Miller. One Chrysler Coupe Motor No. KITCHEN CABINETS 016-33888 bearing license No. Miss Nina Foster spent one 606-825. night last week in Winston-Sa­ „This the 6th day of September, W I'TH T H E COinvr M A R T IA L Judges seated behind the display, Major John Salb, of the Provost 1046 lem, the guest of Miss Alma ARE BACK AGAIN! Marshal General’s Office, identifies some of the Hesse crown jewels which were stolen from Ii. S. BOWDEN Long, Bherlff of Davle County Kronberg Castle, near {Frankfurt. Brig. Gen. Joslah . Dalbey, of the 3rd Army, Is presiding at the Jacob Stewart. Atty. 9-6 2t Mrs. J. H. Foster and Mrs. W . trial of W A C Capt. Kathleen Nash Durant who, with her husband, Col. Durant, Is charged with A. Miller were recent guests of the theft. MaJ. Salb testified the Jewels were recovered by him in the home of Capt. Durant’s Mrs Milton Waters In Mocks­ MARSH CABINETS sisters In Hudson, Wise. ville. A T O N L Y Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Taylor of M O R E A B O U T Winston-Salem visited relatives NEWS OF FARM The Beaver Family $54.95 here Sunday. Lives Up To Name Real Estate 4-- -Mrsv-^Br-R.-GornatMr -had-as- [lONSIRVATION “Working like beavers” Is an rlsh, $10 plus, 7Va acres Farm­ her, guests last Tuesday Mrs. B y 0. W. MeCLELLAN old expression that really holds ington township. Boyd and two little girls of Dal­ J. H. Eidson, owner of the good over In the Amity commu­ W . A. Ellis to Morgan S. Hege, las and Mrs. Vance Dunn. Children’s Farm Home on the nity of Cleveland county. $2,000 62/100 acres, Jerusalem Mr. and Mrs. Dan Snfiith had HOWDY, FOUfiSI Some gals Yadkinville road, has made The Roy Beavers operate a township. as their guest Saturday Mrs. Fete are awfully easy on the eyes, wonderful progress in improving Grade A dairy and milk 47 cows, L. L. Irvin to Rebecca Nail, but they’re sure hard on the Thompson of Kannapolis. five acres ot poor land In a delivering milk to a creamery In $500 plus, lot Mocksvllle town­ pocketbook. Mrs, Herman B Kw er and lit­ year’s time. He terraced, limed, Concord. This year about 8,000 ship. tle daughters of Mocksvllle spent manured, and sowed this field bushels ot oats and barley were T. J. Caudell to W . G. Rob­ several days last week with her to inoculated soybeans that produced on the farm. Recently bins, $400, 4' lots Jacob Eaton An oesteopath desesves to parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Marvin get on in the world. They are have done well. Now he is pre­ they have completed a new sUo land, Mocksvllle township. Smith. always working their Angers paring to seed alfalfa. He Is also and have started to build a J. Lee Kurfees to Paul Jones, to the bone. Mrs. E. W . Clawson, who has planning to sow some ladlno three-story granary. $500 plus, 60 acres Mocksvllle been spending some time at clover and grasses for pasture. township. Mooresville with daughter, re­ Mrs. Beaver Is the mother of A. D. Rtchie near Cana Is pre­ M. H. Murray to Carl Boger, rrhen, too, there’s a lot of turned to her home here about eight children, four of whom are paring to seed six acres to ladlno $10 plus, tract No. 1 subdivision men who think the game of a week ago. still on the farm. She and her love consists of as many “cute and grasses for pasture. Old Lunn place, Farmington Mr. and Mrs. C. M . Poster and three daughters not only do all tricks” as possible. Cecil Leagans near Cana is township. children, Stephen and Joann, of of the general house work but seeding around five acres In la­ they have also canned 550 quarts Winston-Salem visited his moth­ Well-chosen occasional chairs can make the whole dlno clover and grasses. He of food for the family and as­ Junior; "Pop, do you raise er one evening recently. room seem friendlier— so for something to prompt seeded two acres last spring and Don’t Cut Alfalfa political plums for seed?” sisted the three married sons ( more comfortable conversation, come in ana select Is highly pleased. He is also and the tenants on the farm in one of our occasional chiars— in velour and tape^ry Pop: "No, son. political Too Late in Season seeding around nine more acres •—and at the economical price of only plums are more oiten the re­ their canning. Alfalfa should be allowed to go sult of grafting.” to alfalfa. FALL EGGS Miss Lois Marsh, home dem­ Into winter quarters with about Wade Groce near Cana Is get­ onstration agent In Rowan six Inches of growth, so as to ting in 20 more acres of alfalfa. county, says that each ot the W e won’t argue that, but protect It against severe winter This will make him a total of three tenants on the Beaver we do know that honest, weather and loss of stand. 30 acres. prompt and thorough gas, odl, farm Is given a garden, and that It Is dllllcult to give an exact J. M. Eaton near Cana is get­ and lubrication service is they are supplied with peaches date as to when the last cutting yours when you drive in here. ting ready to sow around eight from the family orchard. Mrs. should be made, and every farm­ Motorists swear by us—not at acres to alfalfa. Mr. Eaton has Beaver directs the canning of us. They know we try to er will have to determine this done considerable pasture im­ please. us and see. both fruit and vegetables and point for himself. Agronomists provement and is pleased. Now raOFITABLE everyone on the farm has a of the extension service at State he Is gC'ttlng a good team mate bountiful supply of food for the S u f ü ^ 4 i i t college say that under no con­ by sowing alfalfa. Smoot-Deadmon winter months. dition should the crop be cut POULTRY NEEDS ’The West boys near Pino are Mrs, Beaver supplle.s the ten­ later than the last week in Sep­ Shell Service planning to sow around six acres ants with Insecticides and equip­ tember, and under some condl- Davie Feed & Seed Co. of alfalfa. fThls makes their sec­ ment for the gardens and they thls Is a dangerous procedure, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. ond time to sow alfalfa. in turn help her with the fam­ dure. Iionnle Miller and sons near ily garden. The alfalfa plants need to pro- Pino sowed nine acres ol alfalfa This year 12 acres of beans duce relatively good growth af­ last year. They have the most were produced and marketed ter the last cutting and to store hay they have ever had this time from the farm as a cash crop. up plenty of food to carry the of year and only nine acres are “Mrs. Beaver really lives up to crop through the winter months Involved. They’re seeding around her name,” says Miss Marsh. in good condition, without the ten more acres this fall. “Some days you wiU tlnd her at plants being weakened by the Berry Neely near Holman’s the Mount Ulla cannery with her cold. No one can tell what the Cross Roads is the flrst m an to sons and daughters. O n other rainfall will be during the fall BEDROOM SUITE sow alfalfa In that section of days she Is there with the Negro and Just how soon the flrst frost For a luxurious bedroom, cosy, warm and comfort* the county and Is sowing more tenants, helping them. will come. able, choose one of our 6-piece suites. At only this fall. “She now has her washing The same principle applies to All of the above men have a machine In a shed next to the the seeding ot alfalfa. It should $139.95 farm plan with the Middle Yad­ milk house, but she Is planning be sown as quickly as possible kin district and are doing good to build and equip a real laun now In the Piedmont and east­ soil conservation work. dry room this fall. She Is a real ern sections of the State, ac­ beaver for work and an excep­ cording to the agronomists. tional individual in her com­ The plants should be allowed Yield Estimates For munity." to establish a good root system before cold weather .begins, A Cotton 5-Acre Plots staple will be determined and Wake county farmer seeded There are about 650 entries In also the lint percentage and oth­ some alfalfa about the flrst of the State Five-Acre Cotton con­ er factors. Spinning tests are September and another plot test this year, and county agents planned on some of the cottons. about the middle of October, The will soon be making their Initial Each farmer has been pro­ late-seeded alfalfa came up to estimates on yields, says J. A. vided with a special book In a better st«nd than that which Shanklln of State college, who which he can keep detailed rec­ was sown early and he decided Is In charge of the contest. ords of all of his costs In pro­ that maybe the agronomists had He has sent a supply of esti­ ducing the crop. Shanklln asks made a mistake in advocating mate cards to the farm agents that records for all crops be early seeding. of the extension service, with In­ submitted because he Is Just as Tlie next spring he changed STUDIO COUCH structions as to how to make anxious to obtain Information his mind. The early-sown crop Lage, roomy studio couches, that harmonize brightly boll counts, The flrst estimate on the low-yleldlng plots as'on and l>eautifully in m odem rooms— they're smartly established a relatively good will be made Just as soon as those with exceptionally high designed in rich colors, yet. strikingly moderate in stand while the late-sown crop fifty per cent of the cotton is yields, cost. died out during the winter, and open. Last year George Blanton ot he had more weeds and grass All open'bolls will be counted, Rutherford county won flrst than alfalfa. $59.95 along with unopened, bolls that prlae with a production of 14 may Ue expected, In several sec­ bales on 5 acres at a cost of 8 flve acres, or an average of tions ot each flve-acre plot. Fur­ cents per pound. His costs were $288,56 per acre. He sold his cot­ ther checks will be made as the as follows: labor, $382.11; fer­ ton for 24 cents a pound. FARMERS ' season progresses. tilizer, $88.40; and land rent, Samples of two hundred open seed, seed treatment, and gin­ Haiti’s monetary unit is the HARDW ARE & SÙPPLY CO. bolls will be forwarded to State ning, $188,90. gourde, which has a fixed value MOCKSVILLE, N. C. PHONE 46 college, where the length of the He cleared $1,442.82 on the of five to $1.00 In U. S. money. VOLUME XXIX “AJl The County News For Everybody” MOCKSVILLE, N. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1946 “AM The County News For Everybody» NO. 30 Foreign Veterans R. E. A.j Chairman ROTARY SPEAKER SAYS WORLD WAR DAVIE CALF IS GETTING "PERMANENT" Plan Building FOR SHOW TO BE HELD HERE SEPT. 17 At a meeting last Friday night BIS ONLY 5-10 YEARS OFF-UNLESS the local Post ol Veterans of COMING HOME Foreign Wars dlscused a build­ Pointing out the possibility of T-Sgt. James D. McDonald, New Telephone Board ing site for the proposed new World War 3 within 5 to 10 who was scheduled to leave clubhouse and appointed a Is Now In Operation years which would wipe out the Southern Korea for home on human race, Dr, EAgene Pfaff, building and plans committee The new switchboard of the August 20, has notified his par­ professor of history at W om an’s composed of J, P, Purvis, chair­ local telephone system, which ents that he was still waiting on (College, Greensboro, told local man; W . J. Moody, secretary: doubles the capacity of the old September 1 for transportation. Rotarlans at their Tuesday meet­ C. F. Meroney, Jr„ treasurer; one, was installed last Sunday Sgt. McDonald has been serving ing of five ways in which de­ Sant L, Hopkins and Robert L, night about 10:30 p. m. Two In Southern Korea for the past struction might be avoided in Evans. operators will be used during the eleven months and for the past the little time left. He also as- peak load Instead of one form­ Eaoh member of the organiza­ six months has been stationed serted that a world government erly. tion will be asked to contribute at military government head­ with full central powers such aa ^t-will-be-some•l^tt^erthlIe,-hlгw-- at' •iearst-$lir-aTid“~the--general- quarters In Seoul, serving as prevail between the state and ever, before local citizens notice public will be given an oppor­ chief clerk in the oflice of the federal government In this a great Improvement in service, tunity to contribute. It Is stated. civil administration. country was a logical outcome according to W . S. Beddlngfleld, A collection committee was of the times. If the world would manager of this area, because named, composed of Jack San­ CARNIVAL save Itself. SMOOT REELECTED operators must acquaint them­ ford, Duke Tutterow, J. D. Pur­ Stating that too many people The Mocksvllle post of the selves with the new board. Mr. vis. W . B, LeGrand, Eustace were pessimistic about the fu­ HEAD OF R.E.A. American legion Is sponsoring Beddlngfleld added that Mocks­ Barnhardt, ^^arvln Rldenhour, ture of the world and inclined C. Ç. Smoot of Route 4 was an outdoor traveling carnival all vllle has equipment second to Women may know a lot about*a hair-do but when William T. Barneycastle, George to let matters drift, the speaker reelected president of the board next week on the old C.C.C. none In the system. it comes to giving a “beauty pai’lor” treatment to a Frank Mock, Gilmer Llvengood, said such an attitude was not / /I of directors of the Davle Elec­ grounds in Mocksvllle. There The new board has 800 lines. calf it takes the menfolks. Johnny Sparks, a former C, F. Meroney, F. R. Leagans, In the American. tradition and / 4 .H club member, is seen above showing his sister, tric Membership corporation at will be 20 attractions. Including During the last two months Wilburn West, J. K. Sheek, Dr. that peace was like marriage: Betty, how to clip a calf in proper style for the Davle the annual meeting of the m em ­ eight rides. On Saturday after­ 26 new telephones have been In­ county 4-H Calf Show which will be held at the M a­ G. V, Greene, Buddie Woodruff, it must be worked at each day bers last Saturday, it was an­ noon, September 21, from 1 to stalled in Mocksville and just as sonic picnic groimds here at 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, W , J, Moody and George Mason. to make It a success. September 17. nounced this week. 5 p.m., there will be a free mat­ soon as new phones are avail­ A report by the adjutant, C, F. inee for the kids. An Informed public opinion Local merchants are offering cash and merchan­ Other oflicers, all re-elected, able the remainder of the appli­ dise prizes to be given the ten boys and girls who ex­ Meroney, showed membership to cations for phones will be filled, of the average citizen of the hibit their animals.' After the local show, the animals were: R. L. Shumaker, Rt. 3, be 357 and cash on hand $519.52. LAIRD-LOYD REUNION. Mr. Beddlngfleld said. condition of the world and the will be taken to Shelby to compete in the Piedmont Statesville, vice-president; T. A, F. R, Leagans, commander, pre­ perils it holds today was de­ Dairy Show on September 18. Blackwelder, Rt. 2, secretary; J. The fifth annual reunion of sided at the meeting, clared to be essential to a solu­ Those who will exhibit calves include Jean Proctor, S, Dobson, Rt, 2, Statesville, Local Methodist Church Katherine Neely, Betty L. Sparks, R. C. Dyson, Jr., the Laird-Loyd family will be tion of problems in the age which treasurer; and directors includ­ C. A. Bailey, Harold Boger, Sam Furches, Hei the fifth Sunday, September 29, Membership is 429 produced atom bombs, jet pro­ ing R ,L. Seaford, Rt. 3; I. G, Shore, Bayne Miller and Bonson Hobson. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R, The fourth quarterly confer­ pulsion, bombs in aeroplanes 0№HANAGE GETS Roberts, Rt.' 2; W , B, Renegar, C, Foster of the Turkey Foot ence of the Mocksvllle Method­ without fliers. Rt 2, Harmony; Thomas N. community. All members and ist church held last Sunday re­ The five means of getting $5,000 CHECK Crawford, Rt. 4, Statesville, and friends of the family are invited MEAT-STARVED FISHERMEN EAT 62 vealed a membership of 429 in peace were given as follows: W . F. Barnes, Rt. 1, Salisbury. The Oxford Orphanage re­ to come and bring well-filled the church, with 80 members 1. Adoption of the Baruch Other business transacted at BREAM AND WIND UP ON SARDINES ceived a check for $5,000 from baskets, A program is being classified as inactive, and 31 new plan for control of the atom the meeting included a hearing the 67th Annual Masonic picnic, planned for the event. members added to the rolls up bomb, Seven well-satlsfled and broad­ Cffiws, who caught 62 bream be­ of the treasurer’s report. In ad­ the picnic clearing more than until last Sunday, a week before 2. Elimination of the veto ly beaming local businessmen tween them. dition, by a vote of 1,162-9, cor­ $6,000, the official report of CERTIFICATES READY the church year ends. power of the United Nations by returned this week with their The 62 bream were consumed poration members passed a res­ Of the 31 new members, 15 Knox Johnstone, manager, Reading Club certificates arc which flve powers — United sides aching from laughter and olution authorizing the board ol at one massive stroke by all shows. were added by vows and 16 by States, Russia, Great Britain, their tummies well filled from being prepared for distribution seven people, with Mr, Thomp­ ' t directors on behalf of the cor­ letter. The rolls showed a net at the library, states Mrs, J China and France— are outside a few days’ fishing trip to beau­ The report, submitted to the poration to borrow from the féd­ son devouring his allotment In gain in membership of only 12, the law while* the other m em ­ Frank Clement, librarian. All tiful and massive Fontana Dam, éral government additional sums addition to all the sardines Masonic lodge last week, show­ however, since some members bers are not. The speaker said of those who have read the re­ in western North Carolina near not to exceed $5,000,000, Pre­ which Mr, Hendricks carried ed details ot receipts and expen­ have moved away and six deaths the veto clause was Inserted at quired twelve books are urged to the Tennessee line. viously, tho board had been au­ along In case of just such an occurred during the year. San Francisco because of the ditures. A committee from the bring them in your reading re­ W . M . Pennington, M . H. M ur­ thorized to borrow $1,500,000 and emergency. lodge was appointed to make P. J. Johnson, general super­ contention of representatives of ray, J, K, Sheek, George Shutt, had actually borrowed $1,478,- port quick and become a library intendent of the church school, this country that only in this booster sponsor;. George Hendricks, J. H. Thomp­ E n route to Fontana, a de­ some improvements on ihe 000. did not cite flgures for that de­ form could the measure pass the son and Harley Crews all testl- licious lunch was enjoyed at grounds, particularly at the The Increase will enable the partment’s increase, since Its MONEY ORDER FORGER U. S. Senate. ed that' ,according to the old Canton, It was reported. northern end where some of the corporation to extend its lines year does not end until the last 3. Laws which prosecute any adage, "a good time was had by Mayor W . M. Pennington also to some 2,000 rural area resi­ ground will be leveled to give Local citizens are asked to be­ of this month, but it was said Individual in any country for met the mayor of Welch Cove, all". dents. more room for concessions and ware, of a money order raiser that there was an appreciable Illegal production of bombs, Some of the best fishing In the townslte of Fontana Dam. Kach operating In this section of the rise. At the same time, Mr, John­ without involving an entire na­ entire state can be had at Fon­ with a leg hoisted up on a stump accomodate the crowd better. Re,turn From state who generally raises the son was elected to succeed him­ tion as is the present case. tana, say the experts, and the In the manner of a pair of horse The sale of gate tickets show­ orders from $3 to $30 or $33. The self in the office, 4. International police power accomodations for tourists are traders, they held a spirited dis­ Boys’ State ed that 11,452 paid 10-cent ad­ postoffice department has sent A written report on church to enforce the new laws. cussion to decide who actually the very best and most comfort­ Jack Pennington and Ralph missions to enter the gate on a warning to the local oftlce. finances was not given by Miss 5. International laws written able that these times permit. owned the dam. Bowden, Mocksvllle’s two dele­ picnic day, the largest crowd Martha Call, the treasurer, but by the general assembly which Cabins furnished complete with One of the party reported that gates to Tar Heel Boys State at In- the history of the picnic. The ^PLOYiMENT OF MINORS ' she announced that the finances would bind all members. refrigerators and all the com­ the crossing of small streams In Chapel Hill, returned this week largest single source of revenue were being brought up to date The speaker characterized the the night was very treacherous Mrs. Luclle Donnelly, welfare forts of home are commonplace with heads and notebooks bulg­ was from the sale of refresh­ before the annual Methodist United Nations organization to­ at Fontana. Tlie cabins, for­ due to the slippery condition of department superintendent, re­ ments. ing with Important Information conference at Asheville In Octo rocks and other perils. ports that Mrs. Payne of Salis­ day as mostly a debating socie­ merly, used by the employees who about citizenship, government, ber. H. S. Walker was elected as ty without “teeth” to enforce All the members of the party Details of the report follow. bury, Investigator of the state built the dam, are now avail­ and allied topics, after a week’s delegate to the conference and decisions. However, the organ­ able to the public.' asserted emphatically that a RECEIPTS department of labor, has re­ training in county, state and Curtis Price was slated as re­ The successful Izaak Waltons better vacation cannot be had cently been in Davie checking up ization was termed a stepping Cash balance ...... $283.48 federal governmental procedure serve delegate. were Messrs. Hendricks and anywhere than Fontana, o n . employment of minors. She stone towards a world govern­ Sale of Gate Tickets...... 1145,20 This was the sixth session of Dr. C. E. Rozzelle, district points out that those 14-16 years ment and said It would not be Sale of Dinner Tickets .... 1041,85 Boys State and the first since Methodist superintendent, was may be employed only two hours sensible to scrap it. Donations ...... 328,32 1943, when war interrupted nor­ present at the conference, and daily, and not after 6 p.m., while IDr. Piatt .said some people Town Board Votes MORE BOYS Sale of Refreshments .... 2647,68 mal proceedings. urged that a value ot $40,000 be school Is In session, and 8 hours were predicting war with Rus­ Concessions ...... 2411,65 Jack was sent to Chapel Hill placed on the church and otherwise. Those 16-18 years may sia within a year but his opin­ To Aid Free Mail under

Mrs. B. C. Brock, son, Rufus, and Miss Frances Brock spent a few days last week with Mrs. Brock’s mother, Mrs, J. B. Tabor, Statesville. Mrs. J. H. Montgomery re­ turned last week from a visit to Mrs. W . D, James of Greelyville, S, C, Mrs, W , R. Latham of W in ­ ston-Salem spent last Monday with Mrs. Grady Swift. Miss Kate Brown has returned to Washington, D. C,, after hav­ ing spent some time with her mother, Mrs, R. C. Brown. Wear It up— wear It down— but be sure the waves are Mrs. Zeb Smith of. Winston- soft— the curls are light— ^the style Is suitable, easy- to- do, and, above all, youthful. W e suggest a visit Salem, who has been the guest W H E N T H E B R IT IS H staged a dawn raid on the Jewish seaside here for a fashion-right— feature-flattering hair-do of Mr. and Mrs. Grady Smith settlement of S ’Doth Yam , in Palestine, seeking “frogmen” and created by one of our iiair-specialists. Here, beauty for several days, returned to her mines of the type used to «low up the British transport Empire is our duty. Call today. Phone 52. home Saturday. Rival, they left no spot unsearched, even tapping the floor of Mrs. L, F. Brock is visiting her this nursery. British authorities say the village was used for S U o f . sister, Mrs. Frank Musgrove, of landing illegal Immigrants. (Formerly Aniee Lou’s) Fremont. “Don’t buy high priced farm I. O. Schaub of the State College Operated by Marie Shelton and Libby Boger T A K IN O A S T R O L L In the gardens of the royal lodge at Windsor Oeorge M. Johnson, who has land on credit”, says Director Extension Service. are father and daughter, King Oeorge VI of England and Prin­ been visiting his sisters,' Mrs. J. cess Elizabeth. Heir presumptive to the throne, the princess is W . Williams and Mrs. Vada -undergoing-training—ior-tha.t-exaotlng-dutyr-and-f-uUy--reai}zes- 7ohnson“ rnd~ar "Brother;-John- The IDEAL’S Sportswear Shop , her responsibilities. Frank Johnson, has returned to his home in Macon, Ga. TH# Truman Smil« Those attending the wedding FARM QUESTIONS of Arthur Holleman, Jr., and Miss W anda Woosley at Pine ARE ANSWERED Grove church on last Saturday evening were: Mr. Frank Bahn­ Q-—(Wlien can we expect more son, Sr., Mesdames R. D, Shore, sop.p? J. W . Williams, J. C. Galloway, A;—You haven’t seen anything John Frank Johnson, Misses FOR CAMPUS WARDROBES' yet in the way of a soap short­ Vada and Mary Ann Johnson, У age as to what will occur next Sallie Ruth Rich, John Frank winter, unless the collection of Johnson and Gene James. waste fats and oils is stepped Miss Mary Ann Johnson has / up at a rapid rate. Authorities returned to Greensboro college, say that the situation is more where she will be a Junior this serious than ever. Mrs. Estelle year. T. Smith of State College, who Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Holleman is chairman of the' Fat Sal­ and son, Henry, returned to their ^d5UClld„,as essential to a success­ vage Committee, urges that the home in Kinston after having more han 40,000 members of he ful college entrance as a high school di­ visited Mrs. Holleman’s parents, home demonstration clubs tackle Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bahnson and ploma . . . is a carefully planned wardrobe this Job and save more waste other relatives and attending fats than ever before, especially . . . stemming from well-choaen, campus- PRESIDENT Harry S. Truman the wedding of thei rson, Ar­ during hog-killing time. Hashes his famous smile upon thur, Jr., and Mias Wanda Kitten-soft sweaters, pop. inspired casuals . . . such as you will find ular jacquard style with returning to Washington after Woosley on last Saturday eve­ colorful reindeer, fiesta Q.— Can you give me informa­ in a versatile collection in our Sportswear an eighteen-day cruise aboard ning. nnri other figures . . , so tion on control of the potato smart for campus wear the yacht Wllllajnsburg. The Shop on main floor . . . 'tuber moth? well-tanned and refreshed Presi­ 18.95 I dent spent most of his time In A.—The adults/ of the potato How To Plant An Oat Bermuda. tuber moth lay their eggs on Demonstration Plot Also 100% wool cardigan nnd slipover and twin sots exposed potatoes, especially at County agents of the State in luscious colors . . . all. sizes. Cardigans $7.9S up, harvest time when the tubers College Extension Service plan Musical Discord slipovers ?3.98 up. are left exposed overnight, says to arrange oat and wheat dem­ ^ James T. Conner, Jr.. Extension onstrations along the same lines entomologist at State College. followed in producing extra At harvest time, to prevent the yields of corn. ; caterpillar from migrating from Sweaters and Skiits that “Mix” with the Best.., the wilting vines to the potatoes, Many farmers may also wish the infested vines should be to conduct a denonstration of cut and burned, or removed from their own and it is suggested that the demonstration be on Handsomely tailored skirts to the field a few days before digg­ wear with your sweater and ing. Conner says that the poto- oats since average yields of this blouses . , . pleated all crop are much lower than they around, classic kick pleat . toes should never be left exposed front and unpressed pleats to the egg-laying moths during should be in most areas. . , . hounds tooth checks, plaids, colors— 100% wool. late afternoon or over night. Put F oUo w the regular plan of . the potatoes immediately into growing oats on one plot as to 15.40 to $12.95 'storage and destroy all culls. time of planting, seeding, soil W hen potatoes in storage are preparation, fertilization, and infected, they must be fumigat­ the like. Then, on the other plot, ed with carbon disulphide for follow the suggestions given be­ 48 hours when the temperature low. S im p lic ity . . . their k e y n o te t is above 65 degrees—with 5 Disc the soil 4-fl weeks before pounds of the material to 1,000 seeding. Disc, smooth, and firm cubic feet of space. Several fum­ the soil Just prior to seeding. Use s u its - igations are required, for effec­ high germinating seed and treat tive control, with one-Jhalf ounce of New ta- Versatile, gently tailored proved Ceresan per bushel, us­ suits that are indispensable in a coUeee wardrobe. Tai­ Q.—W hat are the chief causes ing one of the varieties recom- lored classics cut with pin­ of forest fires? point precision , , . Cardigans meaided by your county agent. for semi-dress — all 100% Seed at the rate of 2 bushels iwool! Neat pin stiipcs, A —A breakdown or cause re­ hounds tooth checits and per acre: in the Piedmont, Octo­ cord of all forest fires in the vibrant colors — 9 to 20, ber 1 to 10; Coastal Plain, Octo­ United States shows the follow­ S W I N G D i a into his new role as ber 10 to 20; and Mountains, $24.00 to $45.00 ing: people who set fires, 15,376; picket, a member of the Ameri­ September 20 to October 10, or smokers. 12,569; debris burners, can Federation of Musicians March 15 to AprU 15. 7,630; miscellaneous, 7,376; light­ pickets one of the 31 big New If the oats do not follow a ning, 6,713; railroads, 4,307; York hotels where famous name well fertilized crop, use 300 campers, 1,864; and lumbering, bands have been called out on pounds of good fertilizer per Let it RAIN! 936, During one year 4,157 per­ strike, A 25 per cent pay raise acre. Drill the crop parallel to sons were prosecuted for viola­ y o u ’ll be loater-tio/U «nd is asked. that used as a check. rainbow-brioht in one of our tion of the state fire laws. Care­ 5TiiartIy-faiIored raincoats , . . Topdress with 200 pounds of of Elkskln nnrt Appalachian lessness causes many fires not cloth treated with Zclan quick acting nitrogen material (.some tyiih hoofl.-i^ Boxy only in the forests but also tUilc loith 1005C belt (wici per acre between February 20 .fitted .«fct-in belt . . . in 0 around farm homes and build­ rainboio of colors . . . PIANOS and March 10, Use a grain drill ings, NEW SPINETS for applying the topdressing to $7.95 to $35.00 FINE UPRIGHTS give uniform application. GOOD PLAYERS GET A HORSE Follow all regular plans on the Piilly guaranteed — Cash or Young Wom an (in photo stu­ check plot, whloh may vary in a Terms — $95,00 up — Free dio) : “I’d like this enlarged.” large number of ways. The idea Delivery. Shop in High Point and Save the Difference. Clerk: "Would you like It is not to check on any one fac­ nnmoted?” tor in small grain production 3 d e x j i t Sportswear Shop, Main Floor Harris- Kelly Piano Co. y. W ,: “O h yes—he’ll look nice but to learn how to produce more WHERE QUALITY NEVER VARIES High Point, N. C. WINSTON-SALEM on a horse.” oats per acre. TRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1946 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGE 3 Poor Picking Brings DOUBLE FEATURE AT CONVENTION FORK Heavy Cotton Losses CONCORD About 86,000 bales of cotton Mr. and Mrs. W . C. Allen of from last year's crop In North Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Daniel Lexington were guests of Mr. Carolina were damaged through and daughter of Liberty and Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Allen Sunday. rough preparation and this meant large losses to the farmer, and Mrs. S. D. Daniel and daugh­ Mr, and Mrs. Roy Garwood of in some cases $10 a bale. ter, Peggy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Cooleemee were Sunday after­ John Walker and son of Salis­ noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. The losses may be still heavier this year because of the greater bury Sunday evening. :h . Mason. differential in grades. Mr, and Mrs. J. G. Zimmer­ Miss Edna Dunn of Redland m an of Elbaville spent Sunday Agricultural engineers of the visited Mabel Angell, Sunday Extension Service at State Coll­ afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. C. evening. ege say that there are six princi­ 'C. Bailey. Miss Katherine Tutterow of pal points to remember in prev­ Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Sidden ot Winston-Salem, spent the week enting this damage from a har­ Winston-Salem spent Sunday end with her parents, Mr. and AT vesting standpoint. l.Plck cotton afternoon with Mr, and Mrs. S. Mrs. Duke Tutterow. as dry as possible. 2.Keep out B. Sidden. trash. 3.Plck the crop before Mr. and Mrs. James Oarwood Mrs. T, P, Bailey of Advance DAVIE FURNITURE CO. weather damage occurs. 4.Keep of Mocksvllle was Sunday din­ ■and Mrs, J, F. Martin of Dunn Here’s a list of the recordings vire now have good cotton separate from the ner guest of her parents, Mr, were guests of Mrs. S, M , Good­ damaged cotton. 5. Don't carry and Mrs, W . T. Sechrest. Look it over and pick out what you like . . . m an one afternoon last week THEY'JIE D O U B L IN G U P at the National Twin Convention, cotton to the gin unless it is dry Mrs, J, F, Barnhardt, Jack Grand Rapids, Mich. And here, Emory Hicks (left) and brother Mr. and Mrs, Will McDaniel Fine Brown Frame — They All Say I’m The Bigsest Fool Buddy Johnson Barnhardt and E, J, Blue spent Ernest, from Blrmlngton, Ala., accept the gavel from Chicago's and children of Oak Grove vis­ fSunday afternoon with Mrs. Cora ton spent one evening last week twin policemen, Warren and Chester Doonan, who have served ited Mr, and Mrs, A, H. Angell, I’ll Be Yours — We’ll Gather Lilacs — Bins Crosby Kimmer, with their brother, Nelson as co-presidents. Sunday .evening. Harriett — Red Foley Pauline and Doris Wyatt of Swift. I’ll Remember April—’too-Rra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral—Bins Miss Kathleen Crotts spent Charlotte spent the week end Mrs. Cora Kimmer, Mrs. W . and in good condition, 6.Don’t gin cotton properly that Is not Crosby Jn-the--best-<*i—conditioa-whaa AunfexJsrit.tLRuiJi_Alfixant|ex.at. -with-th(>ir-parenta,-Mr-.-afld-Mrs-.- -A-r-Franlt&-and-da4ightep,--Vl&kyr -aak...the_ginnar._to-spfied-up~the. "Gui'i Coist BinesDrop M e M Ì In Harlem —■ Liberty. L. C. Wyatt, were recent guests of Mr, and ginning of your cotton or to gin brought to the gin. Charlie Barnet It too closely. Will North Carolina cotton Mr, and Mrs, Nelson Hairston Mrs. John Wood of Mountain Those attending the quarter­ If I Love Again — One More Tomorrow — Glen Gray of Chapel Hill are guests of Mr. Home, Tenn., Veterans Facili­ North Carolina glnners have growers lose a million dollars ly meeting at.Oak Orove Sunday The Sweetest Dream — I’m Gonna Turn Off The Teardropi Hairston’s mother, Mrs, P, W , ties. Mr. Wood Is enjoying good Installed more than $400,000 this year because of rough prep­ night were Mr. and Mrs. W . R. Ink Spots Hairston. health. worth of new equipment this aration of the crop? Only time Davis, Mrs. Homer Crotts and I’m In Love With Two Sweethearts — I Fall In Love With W , A. Pranks and two chil­ Lucy Foard Oreene Is spend­ year, besides their major repairs can tell. As the engineers say, Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Daniel and You Everyday — Connee Boswell dren, Hazel and Vicky, spent last ing several days In Atlanta, Ga. and Improvements on equip­ pick It dry, keep out the trash, daughter, Peggy. I’ve Found A New Baby — Who’s Sorry Now? — week with relatives in South Atty, Peter Hairston Is spend­ ment In place. The glnners are and carry It to the gin in good Wiley Angell returned to Flor­ Bing Crosby Carolina. ing this week end in Washing­ anxious to do a good job of gin­ condition for ginning. ida Monday after visiting his Mr. and Mrs, Wiley Potts of ton,- D, C, ning on every bale and prevent llarents, Mr. and Mrs. A, H, A n ­ The M an I Love — O n The Sunny Side o( The Street — Eddie Heywood Clemmons apent Sunday here. Mr, and Mrs, Flelden Seaford rough preparation In so far as Soldier (finding wasp In soup) gell, for a few weeks, Velma Swift of Waahington, and children spent Sunday at posslble,but regardless how good W hat’s this? 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Miss Wanda Woosley Mrs. C. W. Young Engagement Dulls Entertain Oraham, Marlon Horne, J. C., THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE Howell, Olive Lowery, Oilbcrt And A. A. Holleman, Jr. Entertains Club Announced At Weiner Roast Published Every Friday at Mocksville, North Carolina Reavls, Mildred Dull, o^ne Dull, Speak Vows Mrs. C. W . Young entertained Announcement is made of the Vestal and Dewllla Dull en­ Dean Dull and Vernon Dull. her bridge club and several ad­ O. C. McQuage ...... Publisher Miss W anda Lee Woosley, engagement of Miss Dorothy tertained at a hayride and wei- ditional guests at her home last I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam ­ Faith Buselk of Boston, Mass., ner roast Saturday night. Mrs. Bmm a Peoples is spend­ Thursday evening. A dessert and Kenneth Murchison, of SUBSCRIPTION RATES: uel Clinton Woosley of Country Those enjoying their hospital­ ing this week with Mr. and Mrs. course was served the guests in $2.00 Per Year Inside of Davie County— $2.50 Per Year Club road, became the bride of route 2, Mocksville. The mar­ ity were: Margaret Langston, Luke jWallace on route 2.' the living room where the tables Outside of Davie County, Arthur Alonzo Holleman, Jr., In riage will take place in the early BUI Collette, Prances Atkinson, Mrs. Monroe Draughn of route were arranged for playing. a ceremony performed at 7:30 fall. Ada Atkinson, Stacy Beck, Bud 2 spent Tuesday with Miss Lu­ Entered at the Post Office at Mocksvllle, N . € ., as Second p.m. Saturday at the Pine Orove Mrs. C. F. Meroney Jr. won the Wallace, Joan Martin, Peggy cile Peoples. ClMS Matter Under Act of Congress of March 8, 1879. Methodist church. The Rev, By­ high score prize, Mrs. Leslie Taylor, Nell Langston, John C. Mrs. Roy Holthouser spent Guests included Misses Mary and ron Nifong, cousin of the bride, Daniel, second high and Miss James, Sara Ruth Eaton, Willis Monday in Charlotte on a busi­ Jane McOulre, Margaret Smith, Denton, officiated. Mr. Holle­ Margaret Smith drew the bingo Davis, Harold Boger, Martha ness trip. man is the son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mesdames Frank Ragan, Anne Davis, Betty Jean Shelton, prize. To Mrs. Ragan of Balti­ Rev. W . H. Dodd, who has been A. A. Holleman of Kinston, for­ Leslie Daniel, C. R. Crenshaw more, Md., the hostess gave a Henry Lee Shore, Betty Lou 111 in Ridgecrest, is improving mer residents of Davie-county. gift. and C. P. Meroney Jr. Sparks, Ann Marie Daniel, Peggy and able to be up. ■Before entering the service PRODUCTION AND PROSPERITY Mr. Holleman was a student at State college. He spent 30 months Production and prosperity go together. W e cannot in service, 20 months as a naval have one without the other. Without attempting to place plane operator off South Amer the blame, we can at least take stock of the long period lea. He is a grandson of Mr. and of strikes, in which production almost stopped. W age / Mrs. Frank H. Bahnson of Farm There’s a Future increases have been almost cancelled by rise in prices, and ington and spent his early life the lack of production has lowered the amount of money in Davie county. Following the In circulation. W hen no goods are Ijelng produced many trip Mr. and Mrs. Holleman will are thrown out of work, and the flow of money is slackened. make their home in* Brevard where he will continue liis stud Lack of production also Jowers profits, and m akes it leT‘aT'Hfevard*coIiege^ difficult for employers to pay high wages — and sometimes there is nothing at all with which to pay wages. Not only Moody Heads workers and employers are suffering the effects of curtailed production, but the general public is going without necess' Ladies’ Auxiliary ities, an d ' those who have saved some money will not The local ladies’ Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, elec­ hold their savings very long. W e are now feeling the ted Mrs. Mary Alice Moody presi­ effects of inflation and we are only at the begining of it. dent in a business session held Wise men, in every rank, will think twice before stopping last Friday night. Mrs. Moody production once. Those who refuse to produce are cutting replaces Mrs. Oermaln# Welli' off their own source of supply. In time, they are bound man, who resigned, to feel the effects of it . ^ ^ ^ The auxiliary also formulated plans to sell "Buddy Popples” on Armistice bay, November 11 BLACK MARKETS Since Armistice Day comes on With the return of price control we may expect black Sunday the Poppies will be sold markets to flourish again. Black market is a most appro­ on Saturday, the 10th. priate name for those who buy and sell through unauthor­ Plans were also discussed con­ cerning sponsoring an essay ized channels, and thus deprive those wiho most need food contest In the high schools of and clothing of the opportunity or jability to buy them. the county. The buyer is just as guilty as' the seller, since if there werq The auxiliary which limits its no buyers there would be no sellers. Both are willing to membership to mothers, sisters, place their own lusts and appetites ahead of the hunger daughters, wives and widows of and needs of other people. Black markets can only be veterans who have had overseas born in minds and hearts which are themselves dark service during war times, is also planning a membership cam­ and corroding. Black markets are outward signs of inner And W«'r« Equippwl To K««p II "N tw “ paign. traits of character which are like colored. T H tM S S URE, keep an eye on that smooth new Ford you'll drive some day. But don’t neglect the one you own. There’s plenty of TWENTY YEARS AGO Mavs-Phelps M arriage good service left in it...plenty of safety.;-.plenty of good looka In The Enterprise — if you let us check it regularly to keep up its tradeLos Angeles, Calif,, resident and had spent all his noon with Rev. O . L, Royster, of Death” by “Colorado Fred”— Plus 15 Other La VONNIES and Dr, E, R, Kurfees of Jeters- life in this section, living on pastor, assisted by Rev, H, C. Big Acts of the America’s Route 4, He was a member of vUle, Va.; three sisters, Mrs. р Ш Ш Ю П С Ё Freeman, in charge. Burial was Only Lady Aerialist Ÿ HIOH T B A P E Z e STAgSffl Maude Gaither of MocksvlUe, World’s Largest Circus Side Show the Junior Order and the Bap­ In church graveyard. Doing A tist church. Route 2; Mrs. R. B. Early of PLUS -- PLUS Winston-Salem, Route 4; Mrs, HEAD BALANCE Surviving are-" his wife, Mrs. MAJOR Interesting Sara Sofley Phelps, MocksvlUe; Teachers Meeting A, L, Bolick of Newton, Route 2; Shows 110 ft. High— No Nets seven daughters, Mrs. Taylor four brothers, E, P, Holman of THRILL Amusing Be Held Next Week The Only Call and Mrs. T. R. Burton, both Walters, Okla,; H. C. and P. A. “MORE THAN 20 GREAT ATTRACTIONS” Plans were being made this M A N A LIV E of .MocksvlUe, Route 4; Mrs. of Marshalltown, Iowa, and G. This is the Largest Outdoor F u n Event Ever week for the school year’s first who Maude Nichols, Mrs, J. H. Byerly, B. Holman of Mocksvllle, Route in Davie County! county-wide teaciier’s meeting Will Completely and Mrs, Z, B. Smith, all of 2; two grandchUdren and one slated for Sept. 18 at MocksvlUe Dislocate Both Shbulders Cooleemee; Mrs. Stella McClam­ great-grandchild. SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE!! High School, when a health- At the Same Time rock, MocksvUle, Route 2, and Funeral services were held physical education work con­ SATURDAY, SEPT. 21st, 1 to 5 P. M. Directly From Saturday at Center Methodist Mrs, J. G. Wooten, AslwlUe; flve Canadian Fairs ference will be held with all tea­ sons, Loo and Ramon Phelps, church with Rev. G, W . Pink in ADMISSION F D E C SPECIAL TO GROUNDS r n C E f a v o r s T 0 | both of Mocksvllle, Route 4; G, chers and principals of Davie charge. Burial was in the church KIDS Don’t Miss It! W . Phelps, Gold Hill, Route 2; schools. cemetery. TRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1946 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGES

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blackwel­ Miss Faye Martin Mrs. Knox Johnston Grant Girls Lacedonia, Linda Moody, Mary; der spent last Wednesday in Jo Moody, Ann Rankin, Chlqulta P -Q JaìÌ ì Charlotte with Mr. and Mrs. Weds W. C. Hilton Entertains Circle Give Party Murray and 'William Luckey Oeorge Kuykendall. ’The marriage of Miss Lillian Mrs. Knox Johnston enter­ Miss Patsy and Rachel Grant Moore in. •William Baker, who has been Mrs. Ted Junker, who has been Mrs. Jim Smith entered Davis Faye Martin, daughter of Mr. tained her auxiliary circle at were' hostesses to a coca co'la •visiting W . O . Angell in Kan- a patient at Presbyterian hospi­ hospital Wednesday, where she and Mrs. John Martin, Mocks­ supper at her home last Prlday party at their home last Prlday ;napolls, returned home Satur- tal, Charlotte, returned to her will have an operation. vllle, Route 2, and William C, evening. The guests met in the afternoon complimenting Misses Princess Theatre .day. home Monday afternoon. Hilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. playhouse, where the evening Lettle Lindsay Sheek and Bobby R, B. Sanford left Sunday for P H O N E 112 M, H. Murray returned home . Hilton, High Point, took place meal was enjoyed. Following Jean Smith. Miss Lettle Lindsay Sheek will Decatur, Ga,, to. visit Mr, and Sunday from Myrtle Beach at 5 p.m. Sunday, September 1, supper Mrs. W . H. Kimrey gave Heave next Wednesday for St. Mrs, Hansford Sams. In addition to the honorees, where he attended a millers’ at Cross Road Baptist church, an Interesting program on "Be­ THVRSDAT Mary’s college, Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crow and guests included Marlon Horn, meeting. Courtney. The Rev. E. W . Mo- coming Disciplined Witnesses”. Misses Christine Hendricks, children of Winston-Salem vis­ Ann Martin, Peggy Graham, “The Last Chance” Mrs. Paul Donnelly attended . Murray officiated, using the Virginia McCorkle and Muriel ited Mrs. E, W , Crow Sunday. Those present were Mesdames Colean Smith and Ann Marie double ring ceremony. A Thrillinir Story of the W ar the dinner meeting given last Daniel, Moore left Thursday to resUme Rev. H. C. Sprinkle returned Kimrey, J. F. Lowrance, Ben week in Salisbury honoring Mrs. their studies at W CU N C, home last week from the Eye, A program of nuptial music Boyles, Essie Byerly, Robert F R œ A Y Mary O. Linton, Rowan county Greensboro. ~Ear and Nose clinic in Charlotte, was presented by Miss Eva Cran- King, D. c. Rankin, Hugh Lagle, welfare superintendent. Mary E. Donnelly “Pillow of Death” Mrs. T. A. Stone, Mlis Sarah where he had a recent operation. flll, pianist, and Miss Mildred Milton Clement, Johnnie Low­ with Mrs. O. H, Fowler and chil­ L O N C H A N E Y Stone and Clement Stone moved James Thompson left Monday Tucker, soloist. ery, Clinard Howard, Norris Has Birthday Party to Winston-Salem Monday to dren, Sylvia and Jamie, are Frye^ and Misses Sarah Gaither for Port Bragg from the Durham Given In marriage by her fa­ Mrs. Paul Donnelly gave her SATURDAY make their home. spending the week with Mr. and and Ruby Charles. draft board. ther, the bride wore a gown of daughter, Mary Elizabeth, a Mrs. Vaiice Kendrick of Char­ Mrs, M. H. Murray. “Home on the Range” Robert Strange McNeill re­ duchess satin featuring a basque birthday party last Wednesday lotte was the week end guest of Mrs. J. J. Larew, Frank and with turned home Saturday from bodice with a net yoke outlined afternoon celebrating her fourth M O N T E H A LE her mother, Mrs. J. Frank Hugh Larew will leave next week Miss Verna Howard Myrtle Beach and left Sunday with net ruffles. She carried a birthday. Clement. for Durham, where they will for Oak Ridge Military institute Bible on which was pinned white Is Party Hostess MONDAY-TUE9DAY Miss Martha Bowden has re­ have an apartment. Frank and After playing games directed to visit for tWo days. roses. Miss Verna Howard honored turned to Mitchell college, Hugh Larew will attend the by Mrs. Donnelly refreshments “Tars and Spars” Mrs. Everette Blackwood and her sister, Miss Geraldine How­ with University of North Carolina this Miss Joan Martin attended her were served the group, which in­ Statesville, to resume her col­ daughter, Ann, spent last week ard Monday evening at a birth­ Janet Blair. Alfred Blake lege studies. year. sister as maid of honor. Brides­ cluded the honoree and Patsy end In Clemmons with her par­ day party at their home. Fol­ Mrs. Eflie Laird returned home Mr, and Mrs, D, J. Mando and maids were Mrs, Jack Barnes, ents, Mr. and Mrs, C. R. Allgood, lowing a series of games and -- Mondajt-fri)m...LQWfiry_ hojipltaL daughter returned home Mon- Clyde Steelman, sisters of — 'ReVT-aitd-MrsrWv H-Dodd re­ contests refreshments ■wèrê where she had a recent opera­ day from Erie, Pa., where they the bride, Mrs. George B. Hilton« turned Saturday from Ridge­ served. tion. spent the past week.______slstre-in-law of the bridegroom, crest; where they spent the Mrs. M. H. Murray and daugh­ and Mrs. George Dickens. Mr. and Mrs. June Bailey summer. Those present were Elsie, Ella Smith moved last Friday into an ter, Chlqulta, spent last week end The bridegroom was attended Dr. J, E. Pritchard attended a Grey and Sarah Smith, Norma apartment in the Stone home on with relatives at Catawba and by his cousin, Wayland Llnthi- meeting of the Board of Trus­ Mae Cook, Lynda Dunn, Caro­ Main street. v Newton. cum, as best man. Ushers were lyn Laird, Stella Mae Frye, Lou­ tees of High Point college Thurs­ Miss Bobby Jean Smith left Miss Jackie Williams, Miss Clyde Steelman, George Dickens, day of last week and spoke to ise Armsworthy, Mltzl Gregory, Lucy Newby, William O ’Brien Ray Howell and Jack Barnes. STYLED Tuesday for Pfelfler Junior col­ Verna and Dorothy Howard, the Statesville Rotary club this lege. and Ben Hicks of Stovall, Jack After the ceremony, the couple Lorene and Hope Howell, Sallie past Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Smith, Jr., Meacher of Baltimore, Md., and left for an unannounced wed­ Ruth Hockady, Lou Jean Rid­ Mrs. J. E. Pritchard attended will move Monday into an apart­ Miss Nadine Lanier spent Tues­ ding trip. They will be at home dle, Betty Ellis, Bill Pilcher, Holt an executive meeting of the ment in .the Swalm home re­ day in the mountains of western with the bridegroom’s parents. Howell, David, Dewey, Charles W S C S of the Thomasvllle dis­ cently purchased by Lt. and Mrs. North Carolina. trict at Asheboro last Tuesday. and Alton Smith, R. L. Howell, 5 a m Howell. , Mr. an d Mrs, T, F, Meroney Mrs. G, G, Daniel, a patient Miss Mary Elizabeth Stone­ Glenn David and George Pry, A. R. Tomlinson entered Row­ and Tommie Meroney accompa­ Glenn and Clegg Howard, Gil­ at Charlotte Memorial hospital. street of Winston-Salem, Dr. and an hospital Monday for treat nied Miss Louise Meroney to -1 Is improving satisfactorily and Mrs, F, M, Stonestreet and chil­ bert Lee Boger, Grady Dunn, ment. I Boone Tuesday, where she is a Bob Robertson, J, Roy Foster, hopes to be able to return home dren, Jimmie, Johnnie a n d Mrs. E. E. Gibson of Concord junior this year at ASTC. Lester Cook, Bobby Plott and soon, Linda, of Albemarle, were week and Mrs. Joe Honeycutt of W in ­ Gene Harris Greene left Sun­ Joe Gregory. Mr, and Mrs, J. A. Kelser of end guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. ston-Salem spent last Thursday day for High Point college. Harrisburg, Pa„ were recent B, Stonestreet, On Sunday guests Miss Jacqueline McCollugh and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Flossie Martin of W in ­ guests of Mrs. Carl Kesler on were Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hodges Clarence S. Grant. ston-Salem spent the week end who Is connected with Western route 2, and Billy Fitzgerald of Albe­ Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lyerly are at home and attended the Union, Norfolk, Virginia, spent Mr. and Mrs, Robert Lyerly marle, Mrs, LaVan Ross, Mr. and leaving Monday for a two weeks Holleman-Woosley wedding Sat­ several days here last week as have moved Into an apartment Mrs. W . F, Rattz of Salisbury, vacation. They will spend part urday evening. In the home of Mr, and Mrs. Lee Mr, and Mrs. Tob Foster of Rich­ the guest of her grandmother, of the time In China Grove and Miss Janie Morris has return­ Lyerly. mond, Va. Mrs. D. C. Howard. 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ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,194G NEW YORK 60P dEtS READŸ FOR NOMINATIONS Much Stored Grain spending some time with her Is Lost to Insects parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harmon BIXBY PINO McMahan. Mrs. Campany has About 2,500,000 bushels of corn been visiting her husband, who Mr. and Mrs. Grover Robert­ and about 600,000 bushels of Misses Mary S. and Margaret ia stationed at Grand bland, son and children of Lexington, wheat, oats, and barley are lost McMahan, who have resumed Neb., but he will soon be sent Mr, and Mrs. Turner Robertson every year In North Carolina to their teaching In Greensboro, to Alaska, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Insects which attack the stored spent the week end with their Hobert Howard and children grain, and James T. Conner, Jr., mother, Mrs. Fletcher McMahan. ACTIVE MEMBER spent Sunday afternoon with extension entomologist at State I Mrs. Floyd Dull spent the “Is Mrs, DeMulr an active Mr. and Mrs, G. 3. Robertson. college, says that these losses week end with Mr. and Mrs. member of your sewing circle?” can be largely prevented through Mrs. Mason Martin and Mrs. Harvey Dull of Mocksvllle, whose ‘‘My goodness, nol She never proper fumigation of the James Everhardt and children children have just had their has a word to say— just sits there ■ grains. of Winston-Salem spent a while tonsils removed. and sews all the time.” More or less alr-tlght bins and Sunday with W . T. Myers. ■ Mrs. Walter Dull is visiting barns are needed for fumigation Mrs. Harmon Robertson and her daughter, Mrs. Clarence CRIB PRODUCT and this means that North Car­ baby, Mrs. Lois Edison and baby, Reavls, In Kannapolis. "W hat is the main crop of Mrs. Dolt Robertson of Winston- olina needs more good granaries. Sam Davis, of Winston-Salem, Iowa?” Salem visited relatives here Conner says that prompt har­ spent the week end with his sis­ "I don’t know.” Sunday. vesting of the corn crop will ter, Mrs. L. L. Miller. “What do they put in cribs?” greatly reduce the possibility of Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Messlck Mr. and Mrs, Olenn Jones of “Babies.” Infestation In the field. He sug­ SEATS B E G IN T O PILL as delegates to the Republican State Convention meeting in Saratoga's are the parents of a son. Advance, and Mr. and Mrs, Al­ Doris and Cietus Potts spent gests that all Infested grain be Convention Hall, New York, gatiier for the start of the first session. Nomination of Assembly bert Boger of Mocksvllle visited "I can’t get along with my Sunday with Maxine and Tom removed from storage places Majority Leader Irving M. Ives for tiie post of U. S. Senator is strongly backed by Gov. Dewey’s their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. wife. All she does is ignore me.” and that the walls, floors and ■strongly built organization although the forces ot Maj. Gen. William J. Donovan continue a last Cornatzer of Baltimore, W . Dull, Sunday. "Ignore you?” ceilings be sprayed with a 5^ per ditch, stand. Betty Beauchamp spent Sun­ Mrs. Richard Campany and "Yes, and If there’s anything cent D D T mixture. in 1918, the military forces of day with Peggie Cornatzer at children, Carol and Norm.in, are I dislike, It’s Ignorance.” If the grain has been Infested the allies consumed about 39,000 DYING CHILD'S WISH IS GRANTED Baltimore. In the field, it should be fumi- --tarrels—ol-gaaallne_ a...jlay^_ _In. „ Mr._ and„Mrs^_Melvln_ .Cxe®3 gated at time of storage with World War II, the total was 800,- spent Sunday with his mother, methyl bromide, chloroplcrin, т Ш Т Н Е Ш В 000 a day. Mrs. Annie Crews. carbon disulfide, or ethylene dl- 70 TALK ABOUT Recently a prisoner found a chlorlde. If the grain becomes NEXT WINTER'S worm In his turnip greens. He Infested during storage. It called it to the attention of a should be Immediately fumigated COAL , guard, who remarked: with any one of these four m a­ Hurry up and put that down. terials. Everybody In here will be want­ Some farmers have asked ing one. about the advisability of using D D T dust along with the grain Sapphlra Ann, the colored when It Is stored. This Is all washlady, was very proud of her right, according to Connor, If children, of which she had "rais­ the grain Is to be .used for seed H D W D Y P O K S : The way some ed eight head,” as she put It and purposes only. No D D T dust A Load In Your Bin women iturn on the tears all of them girls. W hen she was should be mixed with grain that you’d think they were suffer asked one day to give the names Is to be used for animal food. Ing from cataracts. Is A Load Off Yonr Mind of her children she explained He recommends either 3 per that she had chosen flower cent or 5 per cent D D T dust In If you want to be sure of clean warmth and comfort names for all of them. the treatment of seed grain at next winter— don’t delay ordering your coal. Right Joe: "Whenever my wife Then she proceeded: De oldest storage time. The rate Is V2 now we can guarantee coal that burns slowly— bums needs money she calls me one Is named Giadiola, de nex’ cleanly— and burns without waste— a sifted, depend­ ounce per bushel and it should able quality coal that will lengthen your hours of handsome.” one is Pansy, de third one Is T O M A K E H A PPIER the last days of a child, dying of brain be thoroughly mixed with the warm comfort. Order yours today. John: "Handsome?” tumor, the Army ordered home from a Tacoma, Wash., camp Heliotrope, de fourth one Is Vio­ seed. Joe; "Yes, Hand-some over.” Sgt. Ralph Henderson. And here he sits by the bedside of his let, de fifth one Is Daisy, de sixth 7-year-old daughter, Nancy, In Burlington, Vt. Nancy had asked one Is Petunia, de seventh one Is More than 90 per cent of the Mocksville Ice & Fuel Co. Morning Glory, and de las’ one two last favors of life: that she get the doll shown with her and people of Haiti are of pure Afri­ P H O N E 116 And it could be that. some that her soldier daddy, who had been ordered abroad, would is Artltlcal.”, can decent. lawyers get their money by be with her. plunder, while some doctors get theirs by "pill-age.” “What Does figures and see what the record shows: The Job Pay?” Expenses W hat does the job pay? Yes, Civilian Army Which reminds us that an that Is an Important question Worker Private eminent doctor says that man $ 5 0 B I L L In this day when living costs are $30.00 $00.00 FREE FREE does his best work at fifty. 50.00 00.00 We'll bet he’s the same guy high and wages do not keep in 15,00 00.00 who ton years ago contended pace with the rise. And with this they do it at forty. question In mind let’s look at Medical and the man in the army as com­ Dental Care . 5.00 00.00 pared to the civilian worker. , 10.00 6.50 . 22.00 00.00 But you don't have to wait Let us compare the pay of a Transportation ... . 6.00 00.00 at all to get our best work. soldier with that of the average Laundry, smokes. You Just drive in and we hop civilian worker, Department of . 15.00 10.00 to attention. Your gas, your labor figures show that the av­ AT AUCTION SALE 10.00 10.00 oil, your lubrication are at­ erage annual wage during 1945 tended to pronto. There’s no In American manufacturing in­ Out of his $191 pay the civilian waiting wltii us. dustries was $2,300. That's about has $28 remaining. The army 9191 a month. But an army pri­ private has $48.50 left over from vate“ with his $75 cash base pay his $75.00 pay envelope. THE JAHES FARH actually will have more money Smoot-Deadmon W hat does it pay? Just check left at the end of a month than SUBDIVIDED INTO HOMESITES AND SMALL ACREAGE TRACTS the figures and see how you the civilian. Shell Service stand In relation to the men in Let’s look at the comparative the New Regular Army.

Small Boy: Say, Mister, was you ever a little boy? SAT., SEPT. 14th Grocer: W hy certainly. Small Boy: And did you ever visit the woodshed with your ______AT 1:30 P. M.______Pop? Grocer (sympathetically): Yes, yes, lad, I know. ONE 6-ROOM HOUSE WITH 40 ACRES ONE 4-ROOM HOUSE WITH 5 ACRES Small Boy; And after your Pop had finished tannin' you, did you 4 SMALL TRACTS AND 50 BUILDING LOTS ev e r make a vow that if you ever Adequate fire Insurance had the chance, you’d do all you doesn't prevent ilres, but could to stop such injustice to it prevents loss. Your first little boys? LOCATED 3 MILES FROM duty in these days ot in­ Grocer (reaching for his han- creased property values kerchlef): Yes, lad, I did, I did, ON HIGHWAY 64 should be to bring your many a time. TO LEXINGTON HOCKSVILLE fire insurance up to date, Small Boy: Well, I want five so it will meet today's In­ pounds of sugar, and I’ve lost This property has been subdivided in such a way that you can buy any amount, or all if you creased values. Bring It up the money. wish to, on very easy terms of 20 per cent on day of sale, 30 per cent on day of delivery of deed; to complete, full-coverage balance in one and two years. protection. For your own Mrs. Mary Lee McAllister of and your family’s protec­ State College Is the new district ______COLUMBUS WILLIAMS, OWNER______tion, don’t put it off. Phone home demonstration agent for today. the twlenty counties of the Sale Conducted By Southeastern District, succeed­ E. C. MORRIS ing Miss Verna Stanton. C. F. WILLIAMS ft ALSTON CLARK LAND AUCTION CO. PIIONE 196 MOCKSVILLE, N. C. 118*/8 West Washington St. High Point, N. C. Phone 4953 IT PATS TO ADVBR'nSBI FRroAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1946 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGE 7 THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME NEWS OF FARM FOUR CORNERS THESE WAMT АЮ CONSERVATION Mr, and Mrs. Spencer Tharpe By O. \V. McCLELLAN of Charlotte visited Mr. and Mrs. m a k / ò r w h a t YOC WAIIT A. L. Lowery Sunday. The Foster brothers at County Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craft of line have been using terraces as W E PiAY—Oasn prtcea for used Winston-Salem visited Mr. and automobiles. McCainless Motoi an erosion control practice for Mrs. L. S. Shelton Sunday. Notice of Sale of Co.. Salisbury, N. 0. 6-15-tf several years. They like them as Sam Wright of Iowa visited RADIO REPAIR SHOP—Now In ■they have around seven or eight Property for Delinquent Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lowery on full operation at Walker Fu­ miles, They recently had some neral Home. Don’t throw your Thursday. 1945 City Taxes old radio away. Have it fixed. c5M more made and the old ones Misses Marie and Bettle Shel­ Pursuant to the provisions of 9.1-3tfn widened out. ton and Joe White visited Mr. the statutes and by order of the G E N E R A L Electrical Contract­ Frank Godley near County and Mrs. Manus Welbom Sun­ Town Commissioners of the ing and Electrical Service. N. C. DR. McINTOSH day evening. f Licensed Electrician and Con­ Line did a good Job leaving gul­ Town of Mocksville, North Caro­ tractor. J. W . Rodwell, Mocks­ HEDRICK lies filled up and building ter­ Mrs. Rhodesia Masten and lina, the undersigned Tax Col­ ville. N. C. Phone 40 11-10-tf OPTOMETRIST races on some hilly depleted Miss Deon Lowery of Elkin, Mr. lector will sell to the highest W A N T E D — Service station 436 N. Trade Street land. This will be a good founda­ and Mrs. R. W . Church and attendants. Apply Horn Oil Co. bidder for cash at 12 o’clock, Mocksville. N. C. 8-30-3tn Winston-Salem, N. 0 . tion for soil building work on Bobby of Ronda spent the week September 14, 1946. at the Court Вате Your Eyes Ezamlnei P O R SALE—Beagle rabbit dogs. this land. end with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. House door' in the Town of Running good. E. S. Mock, Ad­ Regularly Lowery. vance, N. C. 8-30-3tp Sam Koontz and son David Mocksville, all the real estate situated in the said Town of W A N T E D —One ex-service man Wilson near County Line also with car. Part time or full time, WHY PAY MORE F had some good terraces made Mocksville upon which 1946 taxes with future training under G.I. are due and unpaid. training program in auto parts on some land that was needing business. Apply at Davie M a ­ The list of lands, lots and it badly. MOCKS chine Sc Parts Service. Mocks- tracts of real estate to be sold ville, N. C. 8-30-3tp R. S. Cornatzer near Bbtby The W S C S met with Mrs. M. and the amount of 1945 taxes W A N T E D —Cedar lumber green OLD W A V ! finds suppplementary grazing or dry. Also cedar logs. Reavls R. Jonis Sunday afternoon. due thereon Is hereinafter set \ery profitable. He has already -Novelty-ee7,-Wttkesbmu-streBtr ' «iät-tareanämau— ' Mrs. Bill Beauchamp blit. In aaaitioh to"the amount Mocksville. 2-1-tfn ouacM of Siloa-ITM 'Mr7~and nlttdoawlthKtifMMb ~Be?ded~£r~grain mixture and of taxes due on such real estate and son, Randle, of Cooleemee POR SALE — Hawthorne boy’s 60 CutUct, <0 tad crimson clover. Mr. Cornatzer herebiafter set out, there Is now bicycle In excellent condition. iiiiiiti.colloa appll- B E A U T Y QU EEN Bess Atyeriton, the "Miss America of 1945” visited his mother, Mrs. J. W . tMor. aMUitlMt spent around $175 getting ter­ See John Clay James, Farming­ due an accrued penalty together «МВЙМ iMMcdoM ÌSSrSÌStSЩЯ 1 reveals “what it takes” to a quartet of pretty aspirants for the Beauchamp, Sunday. ton, or write Cana Rt. 1 9-6-^ltpd races on a new farm he with the following costs for ad­ P O R C H A P E L HILL,—Blue Cross Funeral service was held here HVlLKiNS DRUG CO. 1946 title, soon to be announced at Atlantic City, N. J. Sizing up Hospital Insurance, write Mrs. bought recently and thinks this vertising and sale: Phone 21 Friday for Mrs. Conrad Phelps Queen Bess Kennen, Farmington, Is money well spent which is the previous winner are Rebecca Jane McCall, "Miss Arkansas” : or phone Mocksville 17F22. of Winston-Salem. Interment FOR ADVERTISING COST correct. Mr. Cornatzer recently Ruth Lenfesty, "Miss Michigan” ; Raye Donnelly, "Miss Colo­ 9-6-3tp was In the church graveyard. Each Line ...... 10c completed putting out a carload rado,” and Armella Carol ohmart, "Miss Utah,’’ who were among P O R SALE O R R E N T — two Mrs. Bill Wood of Aberdeen Is Cost of Each Sale...... 10c of lime and is planning to have farms 12 miles from Statesville. the first arrivals. DAVIE BRICK spending some time with her These taxes may be paid on or Dr. J. R. L O W E R Y Salisbury a modern fish pond built. N. C. 9-8-3tp daughter, Mrs. Roy Carter. before sale date, by adding ac­ W . R. Kester and Cicero Bailey SEPTIC TANK CLEANING-Let Grazing Crops Give Puerto Rico Bound Harrison Myers of Virginia crued costs and penalties that COMPANY near Advance recently seeded us clean your tank before win­ Cheapest Hog Feed spent the week end with his fa­ may att«ch. ter. Pumped out, hauled off. no four acres of alfalfa on land mess or odor. W e go anywhere. ther, U. H . Myers. that was too poor two years ago Hogs can be grazed for 12 WHITES Tell us exactly where you live STONE & COAL Mr. and Mrs. W . A. Howard of Allen, E. V., 1 Lot...... $21.79 so It will be easy to find. Write to make profitable crops. Of months In the year in Eastern to JO E G R EEN , route 4 Salis­ Thomasvilie spent Sunday with Clement, Mrs. Llna, 1 Lot 31.53 Now Available course they have given It good Carolina and for 10 months In bury, N. C. Prices reasonable. Phone IN her sister, Mrs. O. F. Beauchamp. 9-6-3tn. n»y treatment in the mean time. Western Carolina. Cozart, F. W ., 1 Lot...... 17.28 Niibt Phone lit Miss Mildred Jones from P O R SALE—2 good heaters, coal M. S. Cline near Bear Creek Hines, Linda, 1 Lot ...... 4.48 or wood. These stoves can be Oreen feed acts as tonic. It Greensboro spent Monday after­ Church Is getting ready to sow a Holton, J. L., 1 Lot ...... 16.1« seen at our plant. Graham Fur­ encourages health and thrift in niture Co. 9-13-4tn patch of alfalfa. This will be a noon at the home of Mrs. W . J. Horton, W . S.. 1 L o t...... 7.04 pigs. It saves 15 percent of the Jones. trial sowing. If he likes It he will Hunt, E. E., 1 Lot...... 39.60 FOR SALE—Young artd old rab­ grain required in growing out bits. Phone John Johnstone, sow more later. Jones, E. M.. 1 Lot...... 83 hogs. It saves 30 percent of the 160. 9-13-ltp NOTICE OF SHERIFTS SALE Murray, Jane G., 1 Lot...... 62.53 John Ijames, colored farmer, protein feed. It increases the OF AVTOMOBLE F O R SALE—Studio couch, slight­ McCulloch, Preston. 1 Lot.. 10.56 ly used, bed with springs. All near Center Is making prepara­ milk flow of sows. Grazing pro­ Uhder and by velrture of pro­ in good condition. Call at W . visions of law and especially Oneal, Wilber, 1 Lot...... 10.56 tions ito sow himself a patch of vides exercise for the animals, J. Moody’s residence, or phone section lfl-6 of General Statues Rich, Mrs. Bettle Est., 1 179-W, Mocksville. 9-13-ltn alfalfa. which is very valuable. Less la­ of North Carolina 1943 I will ofifer for sale at public auction Lot ...... 73.92 H O M E S WA'NTiSD— If you have bor is required in ^handling the E. W. Harper near Roberts for cash at the courthouse door Waggoner, G . S., 1 Lot...... 1.11 a home in or near Mocksville hogs, since they harvest their in Mocksville, Davie county. and want to sell. I have pros­ store Is getting ready to sow an North Carolina, on Saturday, •Wlnecoff, S. J., 1 Lot...... 66 pects who will buy. Davie Real­ own food. Grazing reduces the acre of alfalfa. Mr. Harper only September 28, 1946, at 12 o’clock ty Co., Mocksville, N. C. time required to produce market noon the following described NEGROES 9-13-3tn has lilfteen acres of land and can property seized while transport­ hogs. Booe, Sam, 1 Lot ...... 3.47 NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS grow most of his' hay his live­ ing intoxicating liquor contrary to law: Brown, Earnest. 1 Lot...... 3.37 BY PUBLICATION stock will need on less than two Jack Kelley, Extension swine One Chrysler CoUpe Motor No. NORTH OAROUINA Brown, Hannah, 1 Lot...... 4,75 DAVIE COUNTY acres of alfalfa. specialist at State College, reco- C16-3388« bearing license No. 526-825. Clement, Frank, 1 Lot...... 6.83 IN OWE SUPERIOR COURT mmends temporary pastures for This the 5th day of September, Wiley N. Anderson. Admr. of All of the above farmers are cross, W . M., Rev. 1 Lot.... 5.72 Alice Carey Anderson, deceas­ sows and pigs; permanent pas­ 1946. taing advantage of the service L. S. BOWDEN Dulln^ Fisher, 1 Lot ...... 6.71 ed; et al. tures for dry sows and boars. JESUS T. PINERO -vs- offered by the Soil Conservation Sheriff of Davie County Foster, James, 1 L o t ...... 7.00 Jacob Stewart, Atty. 9-6 2t Charles L. Anderson; et al. Service in co-operation with the Good pasture doesn’t Just N EW LY- APPOIN TED Governor Gaither, R osa''& Ester, 1 The defendant, Earl Dunning; Boto Anderson and wife Laura D. Middle Yadkin district. happen. The right crops must be of Puerto 'Rlcojesus T. Pinero is NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY Lot ...... !...... 7.92 Anderson; and John M . Ander­ shown as he left Washington by PUBLICATION Graham, James, 3 Lots.... 9.76 son, if they be living or if they North Carolina be dead their heirs at law, will ROWAN plane for San Juan for his inau­ Davie County Hamlin, Llllle D „ 1 Lot.... 8.27 tkae notice that an action en­ PIANO TUNING guration. Accompanying Pinero, In the Superior Court Ijames, Joe W .. 1 Lot...... 7.15 titled as above has been com­ Wllmer Poster Buchanan menced In the Superior Court of 15 years experience. Call or See. who Is the first native-born vs. Malone, Odell' Se Rose, 1 Davie county, N. C. by Wiley N. PRINTING CO. Puerto Rico Governor, was- In­ Leroy T. Buchanan Lot ...... 5.40 Anderson, Administrator of Alice Phone S32 • SalUbury, N. 0. The defendant Leroy T. Buch­ Carey Anderson, deceased, to DAVIE FURNITURE COMPANY terior Secretary Julius A. Krug, Malone, Will, 1 Lot...... 5.28 P H O N E n anan will take notice that an sell the lands of said deceased who will speak at the ceremon­ action entitled as above has been Scott, J. p., 1 L o t ...... 6.23 to make assets to pay her debts commenced In the Superior and charges of administering One at the largeat printing ies. Court of Davie County, North VanEaton, Jake, 1 Lot...... 3.73 her estate; and said defendants and office supply houm la Carolina, for an absolute di­ White, Albert & Annie, 1 If they be living or if they be vorce; and the said defendant dead their heirs at law, will fur­ the Carollnaa. WALKER FUNERAL HOME seeded at the right time on well will further take notice that he Lot ...... 3.87 ther take notice that they and is required to appear at the of­ each of them are required to Funeral Services—Ambulance Service fertilized land. The question fice of the Clerk of the Superior appear at the office of the Clerk naturally arises as to what crops Court of Davie County at the ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE of Superior court of Davie • Printing Phone Д711 Phone 48 court house In Mocksville. N. C., County In the Courthouse In should be seeded at this time for within twenty days after the Having qualiflied as adminis­ Mocksville, N. C. on the 21st. day Cooleemee, N. C. Mocksville, N. C. grazing the coming crop of pigs. 4th of October, 1946, and an­ tratrix of the estât eof Ralph of September, 1946, and answer • Lithographing swer or demur to the complaint James, deceased, late of Davie or demur to the Complaint in Kelley makes these suggestions. in said action, or the plalntifT County, North Carolina, this is said action, or the plaintiffs will Any time during the next two will apply to the court for the to notify all persons having apply to the Court for the re­ relief demanded in the said com­ claims against the estate of said lief demanded in said Complaint. • Typewriters months, seed 30 pounds of rye plaint. deceaised to exhibit them to the This 21st. day of August, 1946. grass per acre. Another sugges­ This the 2nd day of Sept.. 1948. undersigned. Elva Williams S. H. CHAFFIN, Clerk of Su- James. Farmington, N. C., on or perlor Court. 8-23-4t • Complete Office tion Is a combination of 1 bushel 3. H. CHAFFIN. WAYNE'S TIRE SHOP C.S.C. Davie County, N. C. before the 9th day of Septem­ Supplies of rye, 2 bushels of oats, and 2 B C. Brock. Atty. 9-6-4t ber, 1947, or this notice will be ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE pleaded In bar of their recov­ Having quallfled as adminis­ OPEN FOR SERVICE bushels of barley per acre, seed­ ery. All persons Indebted to trator of the estât eof Mollie ed about the first of September, NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS said estate will please make Im­ Baity, deceased, late ol Davie BY PUBLICATION mediate payment. County, North Carolina, this is IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Still another suggestion for this This the 9th day of Septem­ to notify all nersons having W. A. MYERS, JR., Operator North Carolina period is 30 pounds of rye grass ber, 1946, claims against m e estate of said Davie County deceased to exhibit them to the ELVA WILLIAMS JAMES. and 15 pounds of crimson clover. In Superior Court undersigned. Hubert R. Baity. Located at T. L. Spillman’s Service Station between Wiley N. Anderson, Admr. of Farmington. N. C. This Is rather heavy seeding, B. C, Brock, Attorney. 9-13-pt 125 E. Devonshire Street, W in ­ Mocksville and Greasy Corner. O P A prices on all jobs. Alice Carey Anderson, de­ ston-Salem. North Carolina, on but a good sod Is required. These ceased. et al, vs. Charles L, or before the 20th day of Sep­ Anderson; et al. NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY AU work guaranteed. grazing crops are also valuable tember, 1947, or this notice will The defendants. Sarah Eliza­ PUBLICATION be pleaded In bar of their re­ for other livestock. beth Tomlin and husband Parks covery. All persons Indebted to Tomlin, if they be living or If North Carolina said estate will please make im­ , *FAOQEOOUT The agronomists suggest 400 they be dead their heirs at law. Davie County mediate payment. iU O \ ★RUN DOWN will take notice that an action In the Superior Court pounds of high grade fertilizer This the 20th day of August, entitled as above has been com­ Lillian Ellenburg 1946. Cgei ★ DISGOURAQED IN NORTH CAROUNA per acre at seeding and then a menced In the Superior Court vs. HUBERT R. BAITY, POOR APPETITE of Davie county, N. C., by Wiley Paul C. Ellenburg Mote people drink Atlantic ^ a n d i topdressing of nitrogen just as Adm., 125 E. Devonshire St.. N. Anderson. Administrator of The defendant, Paul C. Ellen- Winston-Salem. North Caro­ Don’t have that ‘ nutritional Itmuitbe.. the chop begin to grow. This Alice Carey Anderson, deceased, burg will take notice that an lina. fatigue from simply needing to sell thp lands of said deceased action entitled as above has been B. C. Brock. Attorney. 8-23-6t V-T. V-T Tonic Is the one Hcl- provides for extra fall grazing. to make assets to pay her debts commenced In the Superior entlflcally compounded, with Court of Davie County, North Iron, (needed in the building Repeated tests show that the and charges of administering of rich red blood), AND other her estate; and said defendants Carolina, for an absolute divorce IMPORTANT Mineral!). PLUS crops, need to be seeded early. If thev be living or If they be and the said defendant will fur­ • »IH» THAT Vitamins and POVENT Uver Write the Agricultural Editor, dead their heirs at law. will fur­ ther take notice that he Is re­ extract, to give n more bal­ ther take notice that they and quired to appear at the office PKtsewPTioM to anced action for more OV ER­ State College, Raleigh, for Pol­ each ot them are required to of the Clerk of the Superior ALL re.sults. If you aro not der 67. appear at the oflTloe of the Clerk Court of Davie County at the THRILLED with theaatlsfiic- of Superior Court of Davie court house In Mocksville. N. C., tion of V-T after taking only within twenty days after the 4th one bottle, your County in the Courthouse in money bach. Ask Mocksville, N, C„ on the 5th day of October, 1948, and answer or Onslow County farmers had your doctor about of October, 1946, and answer or demur bo the complaint in said V-T'3 valuable 400 head of livestock vaccinated demur to the copiplalnt In said action, or the plaintiff will ap­ formula. action, or the plaintifls will ap­ ply to the court for the relief against blind staggers. The loss ply to the Court for the relief demanded in the said Complaint. f „ FMT. W CURWt,PtPtNMBlIStl»VICI ON THE of one mule was recently report­ demanded in said Complaint. This the 2nd day of September. --- ияяи This 29bh day of Aueust, 1946, 1946. GUARANTEE ed by a farmer who did not have S, H. CHAFFIN. S. H. CHAFFIN, Wilkins Drug Co. his animals treated. Clerk of Superior Court C.S.C. Davie County, N. C. WILKINS DRUG CÓMPANV' A. T. Grant, Attorney 9-6-4t B. C. Brock. Atty, 9-6-4t Phone 21 T A G E 8 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 3 ,194в

Mrs. Percy Brown Is Martins Entertain • IWOItB A B O U T Helping Vets File County Agents Rotary Speaker Hostess at Two Parties Wedding Guests For Furlough Pay Are On Trip the speaker had talked had told TURKEY FOOT CLASSIFIED ADS Mrs. P. O . Brown was hostess Dr. and Mrs. L. P. Martin and County Agent George Hobson him of their fear of the bomb A son, Lawrence Roy, was born During last month the local Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bahnson, and Assistant W . M . Klmrey will at bridge at her home on Mon­ and the necessity of Its control service officer, P. R. Leagans, F O R SALE^-460 New Hampshire- t£ Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Anderson, Red pullets. Five months old day and again on Tuesday eve­ Jr., honored Mr. and Mrs. A. be Davie’s representatives as by the world. gave help to 249 veterans and and ready to lay. Some cattle Jr., on September 7. agents from 20 counties in the ning. Tables were arranged In A. Holleman, Jr., at a buffet Dr. Pfafl said this country and their dependants. In addition, and .two horses. Woodrow Howell, Rt. 1. Cana. 9 13-ltpi supper at the Martin home last southwestern district of the the living room and dining room Russia were mutually afraid of J. A. Helper is on the sick list. the officer is now busy filing state who started on a four-day amid a setting of late summer Thursday evening. Other guests each other. America fears Russia Miss Dot Foster, daughter of claims for furlough pay of vete­ F O B вАШ->1020 McCormlck- flowers. A dessert course was Included members of the fam- Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Foster, is trip to Washington and nearby Deering Tractor on steel. Good because of her larger size geo­ rans. motor. Merlin Ball, Gilreath, served. iUes. returning to High Pohit college Beltsville experiment station this N. C.. Wilkes County. 9-13-Stp graphically, her SO million more W hen veterans .file they are week. Mrs. Roy Holthouser won high The dining room table was people than ours and increasing this week. asked to bring a certified or CARD OF THANKS covered with a lace cloth and The agents left by chartered «core prize on Monday evening. birth rate, her dictatorship with Mr. and Mrs. Houston Ander­ photostactic copy of their dis­ centered with a silver bowl of bus Tuesday morning and are W e wish to express our deep­ The consolation went to Mrs. O. the country run by 14 men head­ son and daughter, Mary Jean, of charge with them. The service C. McQuage and Mrs. Knox clematis and fern flanked with due back Saturday. The first day est appreciation of the m any ed by Stalin, who can move the Statesville visited Mr. and Mrs. office will be open each Monday silver candleholders with white in the tour of the experiment kindnesses shown us by our Johnstone drew the bingo tro­ people in any direction quickly, L. A. Andttrson Sunday. evening from 7-9 p. m, to help phy. Mrs. R. D. W . Connor of tapers. The hostesses were as­ and her natural resources in ex­ station will be spent in investi­ neighbors and friends during Billy Miller and Zaro Foster those who cannot come during Chapel HUl was presented a gift sisted In serving by Mra. A. A. cess of ours. The Russian people gating the work being done at our recent sadness. Your tokens visited the former’s grandpar­ regular hours. by the hostess. Holleman, who poured coffee, have been taught for years to the livestock research center. of love and friendship will never ents, Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Miller, Four new businesses have This will Include a review of the O n Tuesday evienlng Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Bahnson. believe that the rest of the world be forgotten. of Richmond Hill Sunday. been approved for training on experiments In producing hybrid Curtis Price held high score, A silver candleholder with is against them, he said. the Job: Cooleemee Cafe and The Howell and Lakey Families Mrs, Ralph Bumgarner of Sea- hogs and cattle. Mrs. C. R. Crenshaw won the white candle tied with a shower Russia fears this country be­ Market, Cooleemee Service Sta­ grove visited in this community The second day will be spent consolation and Miss Sarah of clematis and fern centered cause of past experience when tion, R. L, Foster store and Davie CARD OF APPRECUTION Sunday. in viewing the field crops. Much Galtiher the bingo prize. each of the small tables, where she has seen her country In­ Shoe Shop. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Foster, Sam vaded by western powers, the experimentation in hybridization May God bless and reward each Ouests playing Monday eve­ the guests were seated in the Wright, and Misses Dot Foster fact that we are retaining Pa­ has also been done in this fleld one who remembered us In any ning included Mesdames Knox living rooms. and Margaret Ann Renegar vis­ "You live on a farm and don’t cific bases, occupation troops in at the government station. way during our recent bereave­ Johnstone, J. Frank clement, R. Those present were the hon- ited Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Car­ drink milk?” The North Carolina group will ment—the death of our son, D , W . Connor, S. A. Harding, J. orees and Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Asia and Europe, our industrial Ralph. strength, possession of the bomb ter of the Clarksbury communi­ "Nope—we hardly got enough be led by Dean Schaub, head of P. XeOrand, John Durham, E. Woosley, Mrs. A. A., Holleman, ty Sunday evening. and opposition to their type of for the hogs.” the state extension service. Mr. and Mrs. John C. James C, Morris, Jim Kelly, L. P. Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Byrum, itaJ0.C,Jk^icQiiage,QalthfitL8an=LiMis?SarahJ|i^^^^^^ government. As a historian, the speaker ford, J. P. Hawkins, C. R. Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bahnson cited the development in gov­ • W . M . Long, Robert S McNeill,. George , and Lester Martin, Jr., ernment of the human race for Boy Holthouser, J. C. Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bahnson YOUR FOOD CONS!) IT A NTS several thousand years from the J. P. Lowrance, Roy Feezor, W . Jr., and Dr. and Mrs. Martin. family, to tribe, to state, to na­ B. LeOrand. tion and now to 70 nations. Like­ Those playing Tuesday eve­ BIRTHS ANNOUNCED O n t h e wise he cited the development ning were Mesdames Armand Mr. and Mrs. W . Grubbs, c. of government in this country Daniel. C. F. Meroney, Jr., Grady route 2, a son, Gary. Randle, from a loose federation of 13 Ward, Leslie Daniel, J. R. Siler, Sept. 0. states for about 10 years with­ W . J. Wilson, Clarence Grant, C. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Walker, out any central government and W . Young, Jr., Harry Osborne, Salisbury, a son, David Lynn, Anally the united country after Curtis Price, W . A. Dryden, C. August 26. Mrs. Walker is the much trial and Jealousy between B. Crenshaw, and Misses Mar­ former Dorothy Daniel of R. 4. the states. garet Smith, Mary and Jane Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Seats, R. 2, He pictured the world today Ouir« and Sarah Gaither. a son, Sept. 1. as about in the stage of the Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Messlck, federation and expressed his R. 3, a son, Sept. 5. hope that the world would win ADVANCE Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Edwards, the race between destruction Harmony, R. 1, a son, Sept. 2. from another war, and estab­ Mrs. W . A. Hendrix left Tues­ Mr and Mrs. Clarence Tut­ lishment of a world government. day for a visit to her son, Bernle terow, R. 4, a girl, Sept. 6. Public opinion, the speaker Hendrix, In New York. said, would be the determining 'Mrs. Nathan Bailey Is visiting fortune to fall from her porch factor in the race between war In Florida this week. Tuesday night and break her and peace, saying that this coun­ Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. hip. She Is now a patient at try had the experts to draw the W . A. Hendrix Sunday were Mr. Baptist hospital, Winston-Salem. plans but that only the common and Mrs. C. D. Peeler, Mrs. Ruby Charles Godwin of New Bern people of the country could as­ Whitlow and family of Salis­ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. sure the peace by telling the ex­ bury, Mr. and Mrs. Sowers of Bill Zimmerman. perts what they wanted. Rus­ Davidson and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Spillman sia, he continued, was handi­ Redwlne of Lexington. and daughter of Winston-Salem capped by the fact that the Mrs. J. W . Jones of Greensboro spent a while Saturday with her people, while wanting peace, «pent a few days here last week sister, Mrs. George Poindexter. knew little of the outside world with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James Zimmer­ because of the censorship of Mrs. Brown of Hendersonville man and children spent Satur­ press and radio, Is spending a while here with day with Mrs. Zimmerman’s E. W , Junker was In charge her daughter, Mrs. M. L. Mullís. parents, Mr, and Mrs. Carter, of of the program and presented Mrs. SaJlle Jarvis had the mis-' Yadkin Valley. Dr. PfafT. Guests Included Dr. R. P, An­ derson, Bill Hajden of Salisbury, Ted Junker. Dave Rankin pre­ sided In the absence of Presi­ WINSTON-SALEM dent Pennington and the W . S, C, S. of the Methodist church served a bountiful and excel­ lently-cooked fried chicken din­ ner with peaches and cake for dessert.

' I I. 11 . .i - i — '■■II — TOP; Dukt Power Coaipin; Mom* l«rvlM SpNiillit (ctntcr) W. H. Cheshire iMlpi m«k« wlM Mleetioa lor pro««Nln| . . . then htlpi dMid* which method of procwiing will Im moft «tlMtlv*, Died Sunday CENTER: Group eani under dirKtton el Cempany ipedeUft W . H. Cheshire, 70, died last lUOHT: ConwltMkt iuperviiM pcesnattOB ti iooi to be hoMO, Sunday morning at his home BIGGER AND BEHER " after a brief Illness. Mr. Cheshire, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clieshlre, came to Mocksvllle about 40 years ago and How to lock vitamins Into fresli food, how to add ,Thest are a few of the questions being answered by resided here since. / f them, just what proportion of sugar or sugar substituts the members cf our Home Service Department—in He was connected wltJi the "THE ROXYEHES Hanes Chair and Table Company will best preserve garden>fresh flavor and luscious order that you may have the RIGHT answeri to help during the entire period. coloring, how to make the new processes—dehydra­ you in saving the hundreds of thousands of cans of food T h e Largest Traveling Outdoor R c v M He was a member of the Mock­ tion and deep freezing—thoroughly practical for Pied« svllle Junior Order and the you raise and preserve at home each year. Baptist Church. mont housewives.. . Mr. Cheshire Is survived by The Home Service Department. . . dedicated to mor« 5 N IG H T S - his wife, Mrs. Della Shoemaker efficient and enjoyable home-making through electrical Cheshire, of Mocksville; three daughters, Mrs. C. B. Lagle, of service .. . co-operates at all times with our excellent AT YOUR FAIR Tucson, Arlz; Mrs. C. L. Stew­ Extension Home Agents, Home Economics Teachers, art,Windsor, Pa., and Mrs. J, S. Farm Security Supervisors, and others in the hom» « Landreth, Thorpe, W . Va.; two sons, R. B. Cheshire, Oakland, service field. MEET ME ON THE Calif., and Rev. A. C. Cheshire, Statesville; one sister, Mrs. W . W . MIDWAY Summers, Mocksville; 12 grand­ children and three great-grand­ POWER COMPANY WINSTON-SALEM children. DUK Funeral was held at the First Methodist Church Tuesfiay. Rev. ¿¡/Ú J^ ju lrriorüt CoAJodnCíÁ, J, P. Davis and Rev. E. W . Turner were In charge. Burial was in Union Chapel Cemetery. VOLUME XXIX “AU The County News For Everybodj” MOCKSVILLE, N. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1946 “AU The County News For Everybody” N 0.31 DAVIE 4-H CLUB BOYS ARE SCHEDULE IS GIVEN OF HOME CONTRIBUTIONS FOR FOREIGN VETS RAISING SOME FINE TOBACCO CLUB MEETINGS FOR SEPTEMBER CLUBHOUSE OFF TO GOOD START SUPPER Miss Mary Lewis, health ed­ Collections of funds for the Oscar E. Beaver ...... 15.00 An oyster and fried chicken ucator, is assisting Miss Mackle erection of a clubhouse by Post McOdls Everette ...... 15.00 supper will be held at Oak with club demonstrations 4024, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Oscar B. c o o k ...... 15.00 Grove Methodist church Satur­ “Shoes and Feet” during the wass started last week. Results Clyde Vickers ...... 15.00 day night, September 21, at 5:30. month of September. ’The dem- through Saturday night show Norman Chaffin ...... 25.00 There will be a cake walk, bingo, onstJ^tion includles selection the following pledges and con­ Gordon Tomlinson ...... 15.00 and other contests during the and care of shoes and hose, from tributions turned In to the quar­ Gilbert Atwood ...... 15.00 evening, including good string the standpoint of health and termaster, c. F. Meroney, Jr.: Irvin Hepler ...... 15.00 music. The public is invited. appearance. Fred R. Leagans ...... $100.00 William H. Sparks ...... 20.00 The educational leaders are Charlie G. Angell...... 20.00 QUARANTINE LIFTED James Clyde Taylor ...... 15.00 •also~Talffng“ Fart--on--i;hB--pr^ I,est«r—c,._Jar.vli______16J)0_ The“ p6Tio‘quarantine' Imj^seff 7reTTn''N;TffeD5nierT.r.“ — I5:t)0 gram, which Includes a book re­ Lawrence F. Cornatzer .... 25.00 June 12 by the district health Leslie Dyson ...... 15.00 view and determining the num ­ James C. Comer ...... 15.00 oflicer has been lifted, it is an­ Robert Evans ...... 25.00 ber of club women eligible for Hanes H. Yates ...... 15.00 nounced. The polio situation in c. F. Meroney, Jr...... 25.00 reading certificates. (Any wom­ Claude M. Boger ...... 18.00 some states further south has so Major Long ...... 15.00 an who has read three books on Paul C. Halre ...... 15.00 improve that children seeking John E, Livingston ...... 15.00 the approved list can qualify for James H. Plott, Jr...... 16.00 to enter North Carolina from Duke Tutterow...... 15.00 a reading certificate.) These cer­ Blaine C. Moore ...... 16.00 those states áre no longer re­ Grant Wagoner ...... 15.00 Leslie Blackwelder, oi the Mocksville 4-H club, son tificates will be awarded at James E. Jarvis..... :...... ^ 16.00 stricted. Bill Hoots ...... 15.00 of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Blackwelder, Route 2, Is seen in A . R, TOMLINSON Ray Vickers ...... 1.00 achievement day. Lester Reynolds ...... 15.00 a fleld of 402 Tobacco. This fleld received 1,000 pounds Ralph Frye ...... 16.00 Schedule of meetings, host­ John A. S m oot...... 15.00 of З-9-в fertilizer. There are 14 other 4-H club m em ­ TEACHERS esses and educational leaders are Marvin Wagoner ...... 15.00 Bill Hendricks ...... 16.00 bers in the county who are carrying tobacco projects. WELL KNOWN One additional elementary as follows: Gilmer Richardson ...... 16.00 teacher for the Shady Grove J. S. Oreen, Jr...... 15.00 These 14 boys are growing a total of 15 acres. Thursday, September 19, at Thomas H. Pennington .. 15.00 white school and one additional Junie Potts ...... 15.00 2:30, Advance clujj will meet in CITIZEN DIES Thomas G. Joyner...... 16.00 teacher for the Cooleemee ele­ Wade H. Cleary ...... 15.00 New Deacons Named the Community building; host­ Funeral services were held on Henry L. Markland ...... 16.00 . mentary school have been al­ Dorsett A. Harris...... 15.00 PULLET AUCTION esses, Mrs. Walter Shutt and Friday afternoon at the Meth­ Walter L. Crews ...... 16.00 At Baptist Church lotted Davle county, it was an­ J, D. Purvis ...... 25.00 Mrs. T. J. Byerly; educational odist church for Adolphus Rob­ Davle Record ...... 6.00 C. s. Anderson, Oeorge Hobson nounced this week by Curtis Samuel L. Daniel ...... 15.00 leader, Mrs. Charles Wall. ert Tomlinson, 78, widely known Roy G . Allen ...... 16.00 HERE WEDNESDAY Price, superintendent, The addi­ Alton Smith ...... 15.00 and O. R. Madison were elected resident of Mocksville, who died One hundred twenty choice , Friday, September 20, at 3:00 Princess Theatre ...... 2.00 deacons of the local Baptist tional allotments were made on Wade H. Booe ...... 15.00 Thursday after an illness of sev­ Parmenter Red pullets, grown by p.m,, in the home agent’s of­ church last Sunday morning. the basis of schoolroom attend­ Luther M . Flynn ...... 15.00 eral months, Davle 4-H club boys and girls, fice, County Council of Home They will serve for three years. ance,, it was said. Ben Bowles ...... 15.00 Local Merchants will be auctioned off to th« high­ Demonstration clubs’ meeting. Mr. Tomlinson was a native of Clay B. Boger ...... 15.00 The board of deacons consists Friday, September 20, at 7:30 est bidder next Wednesday, Sep- Iredell county, born there in the Graham Call ...... 15.00 Hold Meeting of 12 men. Under the rotating p,m., the CooleeiAce club will itember 25, at the Mocksvllle River Hill community on April Jack Graham ...... 15.00 A ladies night and a delicious plan, every three years three meet with Mrs. E. C. Tatum, WINNERS NAMED achool gymnasium, at 3 p.m., the 6, 1868. He was a son of the S. Mike Daniels ...... 15.00 dinner highlighted the meeting members will retire. The rotat­ Mrs. W . R. Wands, Joint host­ county agent’s oflice announced late Humphrey and Elizabeth G. N. Ward ...... 25.00 of the Mocksvllle Merchants as­ ing, plan, however, does not ap today. ess'; educational leader, Mrs. Tomlinson, aod came to Davie IN CALF SHOW w m iam ,X . Carter...... 16.00 sociation last Thursday as more ply to three life members, W . Charles Isley, many years ago. Bonson Hobson and R. C. Dy­ These pullets, which are lay­ Alvis L. King ...... 15.00 than 40 members and guests and B. Angell, T. 1. Caudell and L. Monday, September 23, the son, Davle 4-H club members, ing, were grown by ten boys and From 1826 until about 1934 he E. C. LeOrand ...... 15.00 their wives met In the Masonic a. Horn. Mocksvllle club will meet in the took the honors in the calf show girls who each received 100 maintained the Chevrolet agen­ Gilmer Livengood ...... 15.00 Hall in the first get-together in O n October 1, 1947, T. J. Cau ladies’ parlor; hostesses, Mrs. Z. held Tuesday afternoon at the chicks of the best quality that cy in Mocksville and then was Robert Parrish ...... 15.00 over a month. dell, C. R. Horn and T. M. Hen N. Anderson, Mrs. B. I. Smith. Masonic picnic grounds, nosing money could buy last spring. connected with Sanford Motor L. S. Bowden, Jr...... 15.00 The association failed to have drlx will retire and at the same Mrs. T. N. Chaflln: educational out eight other entrants. The pullets are being returned company. He went in the gro­ Oeorge W . Mason ...... 15,00 Us last month's session because time in 1948 S. B. Hall, J. H. leader, Mrs. Curtis Price. as payment for the chicks they cery business in 1942 and stayed R, C. won an initial $4 in mer­ June Bailey Smith ...... 15.00 of the food shortage, explained Markham and W . J. Wall will Tuesday, September 24, the recelvd, and the money received until 1945, when he went to C. chandise from Green Milling W . C. Turrentine ...... 15.00 Secretary D. J. Mando. A regu­ retire. Ijames Cross Roads club will from the sale will be used to buy C. Sanford Sons company. Co., when his junior calf placed James V. Frye ...... 15.00 lar monthly meeting is planned, Plans were also made for a meet with Mrs, H. R. Helms; ed­ chicks for new club members Surviving are his wife, Lizzie first of two entrants and then John H. Adams ...... 15.00 but plans may go awry in view 10-week expansion program, be­ ucational leader, Mrs. E. D. next spring. J., and a son, Charles H.; two won $3 in cash when the ani­ Charles W . Woodruff ..... 15.00 of the critical food situation. ginning the flrst Sunday in Oc­ Ijames. rrhe Parmenter Red Is a selec­ grandsons, C. G . and Henry mal was Judged second of two Norman B. Smith ...... 15.00 Routine business attended to Wednesday, September 25, at tion or strain of poultry related tober. In preparation for the Cole, and a great-grandson, all grand champions. Young Hob­ Thomas G. Shuler ...... 15.00 Included a report by D. C. Rftn- 1 a.m., the 4-H dress revue will to the New Hampshire Reds, but program a series of preliminary of Mocksvllle, son, son of the county agent, Jacob J. B a k e r ...... 15.00 (contlnued on page 8) be held in Winston-Salem. Miss they are better layers than the meetings will be held. O n the Active pallbearers were W . N. flrst took an award of $2 in Olenna Collette will represent Mew Hampshlres. This is an ex­ evening of September 23 dea­ Anderson, J. L, Owings, R. F. merchandise and $1 cash from Davie county. cellent opportunity for the pub­ cons and trustees will meet at Click, G. N. Ward, S, M . Call the Western Auto Associate HUGHES FLIES TO FIGHT CENSORS Wednesday, September 25, at lic to buy a dozen or more lay­ thé home of the pastor. Rev. J. and Jake Meroney. Honorary store, then won $4.80 when his 5 p.m., the Pino Friendly Book ing pullets for a backyard flock P. Davis: on Wednesday eve­ pallbearers were R. B. Sanford, 2-year-oId was judged by P. B. club will hold a joint meeting to furnish a supply of fresh eggs ning, September 25, oflicers and G. W. Rowland, Z. N., O, S. and Blackwelder and R. C. Basinger with the Pino-Farmington Home for home use. With eggs sell­ teachers will meet at the church; Dr. R. P. Anderson, J. D. P. as the grand champion. Demonstration club. A special ing from 60 to 70 cents per doz­ on Thursday evening, Septem­ Campbell, L, S, Kurfees, J. A. Jean Proctor of Route 1 and program has been planned, fol- en, these pullets will pay for ber 26, there will be a children’s Daniel, Knox Johnstone, Har­ the Mocksville 4-H club won a lowed by a picnic supper and themselves in a short time. The and young people’s rally at the ley Sofley, E, C. Morris and J. second prize with her Junior recreational program. public is Invited to attend the church; on Friday evening, Sep­ P. LeGrand. calf; c. A. Bailey; Katherine Thursday, September 26, the «sale and buy at auction. tember 27, there will be a men’s Dr, J. E. Pritchard officiated Neely, and Betty Sparks took Fork club will meet in the Com­ meeting with a meal being at the services and Rev. H. C. flrst, second and third in the munity building; hostesses, Mrs. served and speakers,. Sprinkle assisted. Interment was senior calf contest; Sam Fur- Glenna Collette Fred Long and Mrs. Harold in Rose cemetery. chess, Henry Shore and Odell Boger; educational leader. Mrs. In Dress Revue Kappa Club Starts Boger came out flrst, second and Q. V. Greene. Miss Glenna Collette will rep­ third with their junior yearlings, Friday, September 27, at 2:30, resent Davie county 4-H club Building Fund Drive and Bayne Miller and Hobson the Jerusalem club will meet MORE BOYS girls in the dress revue in W in ­ The Kappa Home Demonstra­ had no competition with their with Mrs. Henry Shoaf; educa­ ston-Salem Wednesday, Sep­ tion Club met Thursday after­ senior yearling and 2-year-old tional leader, Mrs. Foy Cope. DISCHARGED tember 25, where she will com­ noon at the community building. respectively. pete with representatives ' of Miss Florence Mackie discussed The following 22 discharges The winners of Davie’s event eighteen counties in the north­ “Shoes and Feet”. She pointed Girl Scouts were filed last week in the of­ promptly took their animals ■ to western district. out that foot troubles may be­ Have Meeting fice of C. R. Vogler, register of be entered in the Western Nprth Olenna's outfit is a remodeled gin early in life due to the im­ deeds; Carolina contests at Shelby, T h e flrst meeting of the year ^oat of black broadcloth, with proper fitting of shoes and that Army: Capt, John N, Ander­ scheduled to be held Tuesday was held last Tuesday night by red lining. Her dress is of black Individuals should study the son, Rt, 1; Cpl. W m . C. Reid, afternoon. It is sponsored by the local Girl Scout troop, and wool plaid, with bias trimmings, shape and proportions of their Jr., Taunton, Mass.; Cpl. Wlllle W . H. Belk and is now In its projects were planned for the and ornamented with a red feet in order to know when a M. Cope, Rt, 1, Advance; Pvt. 6th year with a prize of $1,500. coming year. monogram. She made her hat shoe' fits. W m , S. Cranflll, City: Pfc. Dewey From the Shelby event, suc­ In addition, reports were and bag of red corde. The com­ Tho treasurer reported that E, Smith, Rt 4; Sgt. Armond W . cessful contestants will take their heard from Edwlna Long, Doro­ plete cost of her outflt is $10.77. a sum of $25.00 has been do­ Smith, Rt. 4; T-4 W m . C. Whit­ calves to Lexington for the Cen­ thy Morris, Peggy Daniel, and Glenna was chosen county nated to the Community Build­ aker, Rt. 2; Sgt. Newman Dal­ tral Piedmont exhibit scheduled Jane Click, who were away at •winner not only because of her ing Repair and Paint Fund. ton, City, and Pfc, John Plow­ for today, Friday. County Agent Girl Scout summer camps. attractive, well chosen and con­ Plans were made for a house man, Winston-Salem. George Hobson and Assistant W . The year's troop council m em ­ structed outflt, but because of to house canvass of the entire Navy: Walter A. Carter, G m H. Kimrejr urged all interested bers are Mr, and Mrs. Paul her outstanding clothing record South Calahaln township so 3-c, Rt, 1, Advance; Thomas E. Davleltes to attend the Lexing­ Johnson, Mrs. Joe Graham, Mrs. ior the year. According to her that every family might have Vogler, CarpM 3-c, Cooleemee; ton aflair sponsored by Coble Pierce Foster and Mrs, J. K . H A V IN G W O N H IS battle against death, Howard Hughes, noted lecords, she made 8 garments the opportunity of contributing Lester Bailey, S 2-c, Cooleemee; D^iry Products and held in Co­ Sheek. Leaders of the group aviator-film producer, leaves his hospital bed In Culver City, Cal,, for herself, at a saving of $58.52, to this cause. Joseph E. Benson, G m 3-c, Coo­ ble's barn. are Misses Elva Grace Avett and to fly a converted B-23 to New York to challenge a "seal of ap­ and earned $40,50 sewing for Mr. and 'Mrs. Bruce Turner, leemee; Sidney Carter, s 1-c, Jane McGuire. proval" revocation on a controversal film. Still bearing evidence other people, making her cloth­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cartner, Mr. Greensboro; W m , E, Hancock. S The automatic milk bottle of burns and injuries received in the crash of an experimental and Mrs. Everette Koontz Jr., One quart of milk is required 1-c, Cooleemee; M . G . Lankford, flller and capper was Invented ing project for the year total plane he was solo-flying, Hughes piloted the craft, taking with her $97.02. (continued on page 8) for a pound of evaporated milk. (continued on page 8) in 1886. him a O I passenger. PAGE 2 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 194ff of Kannapolis spent Saturday TAKE VOWS-«,ООО MILES APART with Mr, and Mrs. George Lay­ PINO mon. IJAMES X ROADS Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boger of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ratledge of Mocksvllle and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. L. M . Dwlggins entertained Greensboro visited his sister, Glenn Jones of Advance were her Intermediate Sunday Sshool Mrs. Roy Dixon, Sunday. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Class, Sunday, with a picnic Lamarr Dixon spent the week C. W . Dull Sunday. lunch at Brown’s Nursery. «nd with his aunt, Mrs. J. C. Mrs. Hubert Boger and daugh­ Mrs. W . V. Gobble was given Collette, of Mocksville. ter, Edith, spent two days with a birthday dinner by her rela­ HEAT Mrs. Kate Shelton Collette of Mr, and Mrs. C. W . Dull recently. tives at her home Sunday. Kannapolis spent the past two I Mr, and Mrs, Roland Pair left Mr. and Mrs. M . E. Glasscock weeks with relatives here. Monday for their home in Hous­ visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edna J. Shelton is spend­ ton, Texas, after spending some Robert Furches of Cana. ing the week with her son, Dr. time with her brother, Woodrow A birthday dinner was given Where You Need II... Lacy R. Shelton, in Wlnston-Sa Howell. Mrs. Sam Boyd Sunday. lem. Mr, and Mrs. George Dull and son, Eugene, spent Sunday with Here’s the perfect wood-burning heater for hoine, office Mr. and Mrs. Junior Mlsen- DESIONilD THEM or farm use, built of long-lasting cast iron to withstand lielmer and daughter, Camilla. their parents. Mr. and Mrs. W . The same m an designed the intense heat. For convenience, comfort, warmth and econ­ "generals favorite vehicle” in omy, there’s nothing like a good stove. You’ll find a complete selection of coal and wood-burning stoves and heaters hera. both Woijld Wars. Delmar G. “Barney” Roos, creator of the Jeep, built General Pershing a special sedan 28 years ago — FARMERS ' a car capable of 100 mph. DESPITE T H E PAC T that she was sufferhig from laryngitis, HARDWARE » SUWLY CO. pretty Jane Pullen, of New York City, Is shown In Washington George Washington was one MOCKSVILLE, N. C. as she hoarsely sal4 “I do” by phone to Maj. Thomas S. McFar­ of the flrst to wear bifocal P H O N E 46 land—4,000 miles away In Tokyo. In center is Rev. Howard Stone glasses. Anderson,"who perf6raed~tTe ceiimony. At iTgHt'ls'sliovwrth'e“ mother of the bride.

B. Dull. Miss Martha Miller left M on­ Miss Addle Belle Latham is day for W C U N C , Greensboro, spending the week at the beach, where she' will be a freshman. SELL YOUR TOBACCO IN A Mr. and Mrs. John Swing vis­ Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dull, Trustworthy Competence ited her sister, Mrs. John Wil­ Gene, Dene, Linda and Mr. and lard, at Wyo Sunday. Mrs, Thurmond Dull of Winston- Salem were dinner guests of Mr. NEW - MODERN WAREHOUSE Mr. and Mrs. vestal Freeise Competent, impartial, and trustworthy advice are so Im­ and daughter, Elizabeth, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Collette Sunday. portant to a bereaved family. W e stand to serve you in this and Mrs. Richard Latham of Travis Driver had the misfor­ capacity In your most trying hour. Our efforts, our profes­ Kannapolis were dinner guests tune to fall and break his right OPERATED BY OLD FRIENDS sional experience are offered to those who seek our help- of the Hugh and Orady Latham arm last week at school, regardless of whether they pay little or much. families Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. R. B. Deese, Sr., L. L. MUler, Mrs. J. F. Ward, of Winston-Salem visited Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Miller and iind Mrs. W . W . West Sunday. J f o m m son, Robert, of Winston-Salem, Mr. and Mrs, Luther West and visited their sister, Mrs. John STAR son. L. W ., spent Sunday with MOCKSVILLE, N. C. PHONE 113 Leckie, who is quite ill in Mrs. West’s parents, Mr. and Wllkesboro, Mrs. L. A. Rupard, at Huntsville. WAREHOUSE WINSTON-SALEM

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The Star Warehouse will be operated by two old and experienced friends, men who have assisted you with your sales for m any years past, and saw to it that you received the best prices, prompt, courteous and per­ sonal service obtainable to make your selling problem a pleasant one, BILL SIMPSON and BOB NEWSOM

Our well-trained and ejcperienced office and floor staff are folks you know and they will be glad to help you in any way they can. Bring your tobacco . . , there is plenty of room for everyone. OPENING WITH A FIRST SALE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23nl BROWN'S WAREHOUSE He’s Still the Boss * *. Will still be operated under the same management. Bill SimpMn and W t help by providing efficient, dependable, around« Remember this young man? Bob Newsom. The office and floor staff remain the same and will operate the-dock railroad transportation . . . in all kinds o f, Dressed in khaki or blues or forest green, weather, come what may. at both the warehouses, bring your tobacco In, plenty of room for every­ he was a mighty traveler. W e help by paying taxes and all our other costs one with a sale every day in one of their houses, The Southern Railway System carried of doing business. . . by giving employment to 45,000 . him hundreds of thousands of miles. . . to men and w o m e n ... by shopping in the territory we camps, to embarkation points, back home serve for many of the 65,000 items of materials and on furlough. Because of the vital job he supplies w e use. OPENING WITH A FIRST UlE was doing, w e thought of him as the"Boss'’ . . . and w e still do. The "Boss” can count on us working for him , . . and with him . . . helping to moke his dreams come You see, this young man is now doing mighty im­ true. And so can all the men, women and children in portant things. . . as a civilian. H e ’s building an even TUESDH, SEPTEMBER 24№ the South who are our bosses, too, greater, itronger, and more prosperous Southland. And we're still right alongside him... helping. 4 - r w v w a Priaidant Sell With Bill Simpson and Bob Newsom at Star or Brown’s SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM ( W arehouse i FRffiAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1946 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGE 3

Mrs. S. R. Cornatzer and Mrs. tient at Rowan Memorial hos­ Jni3 iGacniiiKs 6 Mor6 aciinit Mrs. J. H . Montgomery. J. H. Foster were guests of Mrs. pital. plans were discussed for the an­ The hostesses served sand­ SMITH GROVE L. Mock and Mrs. Jack Davison FORK The congregation ot Ascension FARMINGTON nual bazaar to be held in Octo- wiches, doughnuts. Iced tea and at Clemmons last Wednesday. chapel' enjoyed a picnic supper u6r* iiie commivtGe on cnurcn nuts. \ The W 5.C .S . held thelf Sep­ Miss Jane StUly ot Winston- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murdock, Saturday night at the church, The W.S.C.S. of the Farming­ improvement reported the Inte­ tember meetlng^with'Mra. ■Hazel Salem spent- the -week-end with Mr. and Mrs.- D.^ A. Camptiell the honor guests being Rev. W . ton M. E, church met last Thurs­ rior paint Job on the church had POPULATION INCRSA8ED Miss Nina Poster. Collins on Saturday afternoon, and son, Elbert, Mr. and Mrs. P. Price, the present rector, and day at the parsonage with Mrs. Ijeen started. In 1914 there were only 300 Mrs. W . A. Miller is spending E. C. Mills, Mrs. W . R. Johnson Mrs. Price and Rev. and Mrs. J. 8. Folger and Mrs. Oeorge with 12 members present,'and The devotions were given by Japanese In all the 1400 island« this week at Clemmons, guest and son, Mr. and Mrs. Joe John­ D an Allen of Lexington, one visitor, Mrs. W . R. Fpster. Tucker, hostesses. Mrs. J. W . Williams, using aa her of the Marianas, the CorollM of Mrs. Ray Howard. son and Joe Jr., all of Statesville, Plans were made tor the annual subject, "Green Pastures.” and Marshall groups. In lS3t, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Messlck and Mrs. B. C. Brock’s meditations bazaar and a chicken supper, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Escarole, a type ot endive is there were 73,000. children visited her parents. Mr. the time to be stated later. Mrs. Vance Johnson. a member of the dandelion were centered around the topic, The program, "Methodists in and Mrs. O. C. Hendrix, Sunday. Mrs. Carl Caudle of Wllkes­ Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bailey, Mr. family. ‘'Jesu;3 and M en’s Resistance to the County,” was presented by IT PATS TO ADVERTISB C. F. Williams is a patient at boro spent the week end with and Mrs. John. Parks, Mrs. Ethel the City hospital, Winston- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Hege and daughter, Ethel, spent Salem. Naylor. Saturday In Winston - Salem shopping. Mrs John Oroce is spending STOPPED STEALINO Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rattz of Bars some time at Jacksonville, Fla., In Tanganyika, Africa, govern­ with her daughter. Mrs. Jack Salisbury were Sunday guests of ment officials were unable to Page. Mr. Rattz’ sister, Mrs. Nina Hoyle stop natives from stealing the and Ralph Hoyle. Mrs. W . L. Hou£e spent one day airport wind socks to make Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hairston last week In Mocksvllle. wearing apparel until they got NEW FALL ARRIVALS are visiting Mrs. Hairstons par­ C. M . Foster and family ot the Idea ot making the wind ents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Potton Winston-Salem visited his moth­ guides of the same pattern of In Ashvllle. er Sunday evening. cloth as worn by convicts. TREHENDOUS VALUES! Mrs. J. C. Barnhardt Is a pa­ Mrs. W . A. Miller attended the tient at Rowan Memorial Hos­ funeral of her brother, James The dials of Chinese clocks pital, Salisbury, for a slight oper- Banes, at Roanoke, Va., last Tues- go around and the hands stand As an artist sculptures a cleaven image from granite— top- ation.______-^ay,------fitiUr------_Eate_jdealgnera_have-JmifeitaiIoifid_±heae_beaut4lul-styles- -in- - Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Bailey dresses, suits, and coats. Each a new-born to add loveliness yWWVWVWWWWWWWWVWWWWWWVWW%WflWW of (Thomasvllle and Mr. and Mrs. to your Fall wardrobe. Colors are nature’s very own— soft, Walter Sowers and children of warm shades, blacks and browns. Reedy Creek visited George and We’re Prescription Proud Miss Annie Carter Sunday. Mrs. P. W .Hairston was the guest of friends in Black Moun­ ) • tain over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thompson DRESSES and two sons, Homer and Donald W hat concerns your health can’t of Salisbury were Sunday guests Here are dresses you’ll wear and wear all through Fall and W in ­ wait. That’s why your doctor’s of Mrs. Cora Klmmer who has ter, too. They are softly fash­ prescription is a message of ur­ been confined to her home sev­ ioned of wool, wool jersey and gency. Bring it where you know eral days with tonsilltls. crepes. In your favorite colors It will be filled promptly—flilled Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leach and — here now. right—and filled ln,iexpensiveily Mrs. Dallie Leach of Mocksville Tlie ill can’t wait. For consci­ visited Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Aaron Juniors’ 9-17, MissesM2-20 entious, immediate attention, Sunday. Women’s 38-52, bring your doctor’s orders here. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Potts and children of Advance spent.Sun­ day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. $5.40 TO,$29.50 W . A. Franks. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Johnson visited relatives at Cool Springs Friday. Bill Wood of Yadkin College was a Sunday visitor here. Gene Greene of High Point SucceH ¿0^ ^a U college spent the week end at home. Fashion decrees a more tailored— more detailed look Llllle Bailey has accepted a to the new Fall suits. For your wearing pleasure, position in Winston-Salem. we present our striking suit creations in beautiful all-wool fabrics. H A f .r DRUG CO. E. D. and Rayford Myers of Clemson spent Sunday after­ P H O N E 141 noon with Worth Potts. Juniors’ 9-17, Misses’ 12-20, Women’s 38-46 Miss Ruth Hairston is a pa­ bWWWWVWUWVWWWWWWWWVWyVWAmWW^Wh $15.40 TO $54.50

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ACCESSORIES W e ’re mighty proud of our new collection of Winter coats. Each COSTUME JEWELRY one a masterpiece of stunning de­ THE sign,, superb tailoring and finest HANDBAGS wool fabrics. Only really flne de­ signing ever achieves the drama HANDKERCHIEFS and smplicity of this splendid se­ URINA DOG CHOW ^ lection. I COSMETICS TOP HUNTING CONDITION GET THISJOOKIV ZEVS TRAINER . . . It's America'i fivorit« fogd for hunilng dogi toil •»m « koi wrlKM Hill koet « p k IoH/ GLOVES Juniors’ 9-17, Misses’ 12-20 . . . and thccc’i H reason. Dog Chow is a compUie, •• liilp twnlm hob ttwlr «wn 4ggi (or nuiriilonaily balanced food, juit paclced wilh the kworking dog k«uMl n * rtMté. BLOUSES Women’s 38 to 52 needs for stamina and endurance in the field. ONIV lOi wMti • cw pM «ly •I rwiM Ph Cl>m. AW UM ^ 'We have both types of Dog ChowKibbled Meal and Checlcers. For condillon—feed your dog LINGERIE the Champion’« Choicel See us or call us today. MILLINERY $18.5010 $54.50

------■ FO R NATIONAL DOG^WEEK SEPTEMBER ss-s« Elegance You Can Afford On* week • year it dedicated nationally to you stop in and take home ■ bag of Purina Do g ' man's best friend and we join in marking Chow (or your dog—then keep him happy and National Dog Week this year. well>fed the other 51 weeks of the year by mak« USE BELK'S UY-AWAY PLAN ing Dog Chow his regular food. Ii’i • food W e suggest that as > special Dog Week treat. fae"ii /M*— that’s good (or him. to purchase a good coat, suit, ordress. Remember . . . for a small down payment we will lay away your wardrobe until Davie Feed & SeedCo. paid for. . R. C. BASINGER, Manager DEPOT ST. — PHONE 11 MOCKSVILLE, N. C. BELK - STEVENS CO. Fifth at Trade Street Winston-Salem, N. C. PAGE 4 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1946 THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE ALBANIA GETS VOICE IN COUNCIL F.S.A. Loans Are Still Available Published Every Friday at Mocksville, North Carolina HEAT««^ W OOD Recent congressional action O. C. McQuage ...... Publisher abolishing the Farm Security administration and related func­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES: tions of the FCA or emergency 12 .00 Per Year Inside of Davie County— $2.50 Per Year crop and feed loan agency, and Outside of Davie County. the creation of the new Farm Home administration will have WOOD BURNER Entered at the Post Office at Mocksville, N. C., as Second- little effect on the old FSA bor­ ★ ENJOY 24-HOUR CONTROLLED HEAT BUILD BUT O N E FIRE A S E A S O N « Class Matter Under Act of Congress of March 8, 1879. rowers and will not limit the i f Issuance of new loans, accord­ No Fires to Build On Cold Mornings ing to County PSA Supervisor ^REMOVE ASHES ON AVERAGE OF ONLY 3 TIMES MONTHLY Locke Holland. Injlif on file Downdroft ASHLEr-il'$ PATENTED. Thli thcrmostotU (The FSA and the FCA, ATr. coihf cort^rolico wood burning heater lovei up lo 50% ond more on Holland said,. were emergency Ashley useri. Cleon, iest tool ond dirt. Over 3*500 retolled in ont city ond froding orco«*truty o sensotion. Now In measures designed to make mon­ our 16th yeor. See your locol Ashtey dcoler today or write for hii name. AN ENCOURAGING NOTE ey available to farmers who ASHLEY AUTOMATIC WOOD STOVE COMPANY O n a recent radio program we heard a veteran Inter­ could not obtain loans from oth­ ______Columbio, S. C. ' er sources. The new enactment viewed on the matter of his college course upon which he more or less streamlines the or­ was just entering. He had seen much service, and lost an ganizations and put it on a per­ arm in battle. He stated that he was going to study law, not manent footing. State and dis­ merely to be a lawyer, but to be fitted for career politics. A L L O W E D T O ’TESTIFY by the U. N. Security Council, meeting trict offices have until Novem­ He spoke in a very serious vein, and it was one of the clear­ at Lake Success, N. Y., col. Tuk Jakova, Albanian Minister of ber 12 to consolidate the agen­ est notes in regard to the future that we have heard. Let State, Is shown (left) as he supported Soviet charges that Greece cies and complete the formation Is fomenting Balkan trouble. Sitting beside him Is Dmitri Man- us trust that more O l ’s will study to fit themselves for ca- of the F.HA, the supervisor --ull8k-yri.'kraltte“mlnlsterrwh» wr a W T ja i T b T a n d i T ' oFeece"^' stated. No change of personnel reer politics— m en who want to make a real science out of a peace menace. on the county level is antlcl- -it. ■In-the-past-we.-have-had-hand-shaklngr-baby-fclsshigj pated, although some cuts are back-slapping politicians who were elected on a basis of urer, Mrs. Floyd Dull. expected In national and state just being good mixers— or, sometime, liecause of familiar­ FARMINGTON PTA R. J. Smltherman led the de offices. votlonals on the topic, "Hope ol ity with the ways of rolling political pork barrels. The Principal changes In the laws the Future Lies In Character young men who are returning from war and entering coll­ NAMES HEADS governing the loan agency are Development”. A program on eges are serious men. They are doing some thinking, and The Farmington P.T.A. met as follows; last week and Hubert Boger, music was presented under the they realize that more Intelligent social and political meth­ Supervisors will continue to president, appointed the follow­ direction of. Mrs. W . E. Kennon. ods, and more honest practices are necessary if we are go­ use a three-man committee In ing committees for the year:. The group voted to promote ing to avoid another war, secure peace and prosperity. The each county to determine the Budget and finance: Mrs. health program In the school eligibility of prospective bor­ ae young fellows are showing interest in politics, and the Floyd Dull, Vernon Miller, Bur­ this year as their major project. Is A Tire and A Half rowers and to oversee and as­ people evidently trust them, as they have been elected right ton Seats. $10 was given the Farmington sist those who have already sub­ along where they have been offered for election Health; Mrs. Orady Smith, Boy Scouts to furthelr their scribed. Now, however, only two Enough For You? Mrs. J. H. Montsomery, Mrs. work. More power to that young man, and may many more of the members are required to Clayton Qroce. 'The attendance award was with the same spirit and determination follow his example. be men who earn their living From present indications, tire production this year can won by C. T. Barbour’s 10th only supply you with one and a half new tires per car. The The OX’S have learned a lot of things. They were straight Hospitality: Mrs. C. L. Blake, from farms. The third member answer to this vital problem is recapping— the safe, the Mrs. C. A. Garrison, Mrs. Her­ grade. shooters in war, and they will be moral straight shooters can be from any walk of life, sensible, the economical thing to do until new tires are man Lowe, Mrs. Burton Seats. in political life. Certainly if somebody does not appear to At the close of the meeting a whereas formerly he, too, was available. Drive in, and we’ll give your tires a new lease Lunch room: Mrs. Wade Fur- social hour was enjoyed in the on life. lead us through the next few years to peace, the next war required to be a farmer. ches, Mrs. D. K . McClamrock, lunch room. will make the last one look like a Sunday school picnic. Practically no difference is Wade Furches, R. J. Smlther- apparent in the type of loans to man. be made.'The amount that can SANFORD’S VIHCANIZING ANOTHER HOUR OF DECISION Membership: Mrs. E. C. Mo- be loaned to an individual, how­ W e cannot view the world today through our radio Knlght, Mrs. Robert Davis, Mr«. ELBAVILLE ever, has been Increased by $1,- - - - and RECAPPING Reid Hauser. OOO. Previously loans not ex­ (Next to Sanford Motor Co.) and newspapers without a realization that the moment is P H O N E 17 MOCKSmtE, N. C. Music: Mrs. Leo F. Brock, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Dunn ceeding $2,500 wbre possible, but a solemn one. W e are moving rapddly toward another war, James York, Ben £mlth. - spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. now the farmer can obtain a and unless we change our direction soon, we may not be Publicity: Mrs. R. J. Smlther- Claude Dunn of Redland. loan of $3,500 for maintaining able to avoid it. It is not too late to avoid a war but the so­ man. Mrs. Carrie Orrell, who suffer­ farms, with same interest rate ber, serious thought and firm action on the part of the A m ­ Publications: Mrs. B. C. Brock, ed a light stroke Thursday, Is of flve per cent. erican people is necessary. Mrs. Flora W . Smith. Improving. Interest rate on loans made W e are aware that Russia has shown a disposition to Recreation: O. B. Hobson, Ver­ Mrs, R. C. Ratledge, Jimmie for the purchasing of farms has be stubborn, but an understanding of Russia is as necess­ non Miller, Mrs, W . L. Reavls. Ratledge, Mias Betty Sue Rat- been Increased from three to Room representatives: Mrs. ledgc of Elbavllle and Frank ary for us as it Is for Russia to understand us. There are three and one-half per cent. E. S. Lakey, Mrs. Wade Groce, Jarvis of Farmington, spent a This type of loan will be made Poihts to Rusla’s contention which deserve more consider­ Mrs. Odell James, few days visiting relatives In the only to persons who are unable ation than we have given. England and America would re­ Boy Scouts: B. C. Brock, C. T. eastern part of the State. to obtain loans elsewhere. sent Russia effort at influence in our neighboring western Barbour, Lawrence Williams. Thurman Bradley and family tinder new provisions loans countries, just as much as Russia resents English and A m ­ Ways and means: Miss Vada of Texas recently visited his are now available to farmers erican influence in countries adjacent to Russia. Johnson, Robah Smith, Henry aunt, Mrs. Betty Tucker. who desire to Improve form land Add to that a very definite propaganda on the part Douthlt, Wade Grice, C. L. Mr. and Mrs. VlrgU Hartman and enlarge and Improve farm of two very powerful groups against Russia, and we can Blake. and children of Wlnston-Salem buildings. Money can be obtained By-laws and procedure: Law­ spent Saturday afterrfoon with understand Russia’s suspicion and distrust of us. Points for developing undersized and rence Williams. Mrs. Clara Hartman. under-improved buildings and favorable to Russia rarely appear in our newspapers, yet Program: Mrs. W . E. Kennon, Bill Hartman had the misfor­ wornout flelds. fairness demands that the whole truth be told. W e favor Hazel Sharpe, Mrs. R. J. Smlth- tune to break his ankle playing As In the past, veterans of all no policy of appeasement, but we can speak firmly and erman. ball at Advance, Saturday after­ wars engaged in by the United frankly without questioning Russia’s motives. W e urge Hlaiorlan: Mrs. Vernon Miller. noon. States are given priority by the greater efforts at understanding. If war comes it will be Other officers are: vice-'pres- Miss Connie Faye Tucker re­ loan agency. terrible. Past wars were mild affairs compared to It. W h o Ident, Mrs. Hugh Brock; secre­ cently had her tonsils removed tary, Mrs. J. F. Hawkins; treas- at Mocksville. will fight, and who will die? The boys who lately fought Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Thompson in Europe? The boys who wanted to come home as soon and son of Hanestown spent as the firing ceased? W e were so anxious to get them home TWENTY YEARS AGO Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roby that we put our own victory in danger. Will these boys go In The Enterprise Patterson. back? Will the people who are spreading propaganda THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1926 Miss Jean Hallowell of Rocky Mt., student at the Baptist hos­ against Russia do the fighting? Do you wish to go? Do you The Davie-Forsyth County picnic held on Reynolds pital, was the dinner guest of wish your son to go? Think over these questions. U n ­ ijybrook farm Wednesday, September 15, das attended by a good numiier of dairymen. Miss Rose Lee Hege, Saturday less things change soon those questions will have to be George Armond, former Davie boy, returned to Mocks­ night. ville for a visit with his aunt, Mrs. J. A. Daniel. He is ; answered in the same old way. The people, both in America Mrs. T. Trent of Kerners- the owner of a large bus line in Nebraska. w. and in Europe, who lead their countries into war now vllle spent Tuesday with her Much Interest is being shown In the Center Com­ R i g h t f o r S c h o b l have a staggering responsibility placed upon them. If we munity Fair September 29 and 30. More than $1,000 is daughter, Mrs. Teddy Hall. •do not want war we had better exert ourselves for peace, to be given away in premiums at the event, which prom­ Mrs. Mamie Ellis has recently ises to be the biggest thing in Davie during the autumn and do it now. of 1926. returned form a week’s visit Lexington High defeated Mocksville High in the sea­ with Mrs. Dan Tate of Asheville. You can b*t your "bottom dollar" on son’s first game by a score of 60 to 0. Mrs. Teddy Hall visited Mr. ENTERS SCHOOL ON WAY HOME TraxUr Brdi. School Clothas. Thay Miss Willie Miller was hostess to Mrs. J. K . Sheek, who and Mrs. Monroe Biakley of Miss Betsy Bob Holt, daughter Pvt. Tipple Lefler, who has recently returned from a year’s stay in Florida. Six ta­ hava styla . . . snfiartnais . . . quality bles of bridge entertained the numerous guests. Clemmons, ’Thursday night, of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Holt, of been serving with the U. S. forc­ Mr. and Mrs. Alex Tucker . . . long waar... and ara most aco* Cooleemee, is enrolled in the es in Japan, is now on his way TEN YEARS AGO spent Sunday afternoon with nomical to buy. . . . WaVa a choica special course for college wom­ back to the States and Is ex­ In The Enterprise Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cornatzer of en at the Katharine Olbbs school pected to arrive home soon. Idols. collactlon now, so don't daloy choos- ' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1936 and begins her work September Mrs. Clara Hartman, Harvey ing Kis school clothas. 24. Miss Holt was graduated RECREATION HALL The centennial celebration was held at Advance Meth­ and Charles Gray Hartman and Irom Randolph-Macon W om an’s odist church on Sunday, September 20. The church was The Recreation Hall will open formerly known as Shady Qrove church. Teddy Hall.made a business trip college In June. Thursday night, September 19, The Hanes Chair and Table Co., which has been a to WlnstonSalem Monday. S leading manufacturer here for the past 18 years, closed Its Mr. and Mrs. Arch Potts and •19.75 at 7 p.m. and will be open each WOMAN'S CLUB doors last week, as the owners are retiring from business. children of Advance and Will Monday and Thursday night The annual Davie County Fair opens next week, Sep­ Martin of Bixby were Sunday The Cooleemee W om an ’s club during the winter months. All tember 30 to October 2. Cameron Morrison, former N. C. Senator, will be a speaker. afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. will meet with Mrs. E. C. Tatum school children are Invited to Frank Bahnson, Jr., of Farmington, returned to Bre­ C. W . H&ll. TREXLER BROS on September 20, at 7:30 p.m. come. vard College last week to resume his studies. Jacob Stewart, A. T. Grant, A. T. Daniel, Robert S. ____ Sditbur/s Store for Boys Mrs. W , R. Wands will be Joint McNeill and Brewster Grant, Mocksville attorneys, attend­ Benjamin Franklin Invented Hostess. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ed the 17th Judicial District^ Ват Association at Newiand. bifocal glasses. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1946 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGES

Don Burgess of Bayonne, N. J., C a r te r - L o c k a b ille Two Bridge Parties Church were guests Monday and Tues­ day of Mr. and Mrs. W . J. Wll­ Vows Are Spoken Given at Grant Home Announcements COOLEEMEE fong. Mr.s. O. L. Casey returned Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Lockabille Mrs. Clarence Grant and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, T. J. Nichols of Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Paul Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. C. R Horn, M ar­ home Monday from Goldsboro, of Southmont announce the Armand Daniel entertained at Raleigh spent the past week end of Raleigh spent the week end lon and Claud Jr spent Sunday where she visited Mr. and Mrs. marriage of their daughter. bridge at the home of Mrs. Dr. J E. Pritchard, pastor. with her mother, Mrs. Jerry L. W . L. Jones. 10 a.m. Sunday school. with Mrs. J. P. Humphreys on in Clemmons with Mr. and Mrs. Clara Sue, to Alll# Bert Carter, Grant on Friday and Saturday Ijames, on Main street. joute 4 and Mrs. T. N. Chafln. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Carter, 11:00 a.m. communion service. Carlos Cooper. Mrs. W . M. Marklin returned evenings. A dessert course was Mrs. A. B. Byerly spent a few 8:45 pm. Youth Fellowship. Advance, Route 3, on September served at each of the parties. days this week v'sltlng her W . J. Wllfong left this week for Bill M aso n . returned home home Friday from Baltimore, 7th at the brides home. The Rev. 7:30 pjn. Evening worship. daughter, Mrs. Hallip. Smith, in Lumberton where he will take a Sunday from Baptist hospital, Md. where she visited Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blackwelder held C. C. Edlnger officiated using Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer Winston-Salem. six weeks course In freezor lock­ Winston-Salem where he had an Mrs. John Pesaro, Jr. high score, Mrs. P. D. Moody the the double-ring ceremony. meeting followed by choir re­ low and the bingo trophy went Harvey Wyricks and Jimmie er work. operation last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner of hearsal. The bride wore a grey suit to Mrs. John Durham, at the Cecil of Washington, ,D. C., were Ellen Cooper of Clemmons will Baltimore, Md. were the week ' Mrs. T. N. Chaffin, Mrs. J. P. and black accesorles. Her corsage Friday evenng party. On Satur­ Baptist recent visitors of Harvey’s par­ spend this week end with Mar­ end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John­ Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. Paul was of red rosebuds. day evening high score was held Rev. J. P. Davis, pastor ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Wy­ lon Horn. son Marklln. Humphrey and Mrs. Harvey Mrs. Carter was graduated by Mrs. J. F. Hawkins, low by 10:00 a. m. Sunday School rlcks. Koseman of Raleigh attended the Mrs. Hillary Arnold, who fell Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Moody and from Southampton High School Mrs. W . L. LeGrand and Mrs. 11:00 a.m. Morning service. Allen Green of Washington, funeral Sunday of Mrs. Charles children spent the week end In last week and Injured her leg, and Jones Business College, High J. F. Lowrance drew the bingo Subject, "The Challenge of Lead­ D. C., Is visiting his mother, Harris In China Grove. Charlotte with relatives. is able to be out. Point. She was formerly em ­ award. ership.” Mrs. Margaret Green, at her ployed by the Print Craft, Lex­ Those playing Friday evening home on Church street. Mr. and Mrs. George Kuyken­ Mr. and Mrs. John Durham Cpl. Paul Marklin of Ft. Bragg 8:30 p.m. B.T.U, ington. were Mesdames C. R. Horn, Roy Mrs. cralge Harrison has re­ dall of Charlotte visited Mrs. E. spent the week end In Charlotte spent the week end with his 7:30 p.m. Ordination service parents, Mr. and Mrs. W . M. Mr. Carter attended Shady Holthouser, P. G. Brown, S. A. turned home after spending two P. Bradley and Mr. and Mrs. Paul with relatives. by deacons. Grove High School and Is now Harding, Leslie Daniel, W . M. Blackwelder last week end. Marklln. Wednesday,' 7:30 p.m. Prayer weeks In Washington, D. C., vis­ Mrs. Graydon S. Cartnell and employed by Dixie Furniture Long, Gerald Blackwelder, Bryan meeting, followed by choir re- iting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Martin son, Don, of Southern Pnea, are Mr. and Mrs. W . H. Kimery Sells, M. H. Murray, D. J. M an­ Company, Lexington. hersal. Miss Nancy Rldenhour left left Friday for Jamestown to of Washington, D. C., are visit­ visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. F. M e­ They will make their home do, Paul Blackwelder, John Dur­ this week to enter school at spend the week end with rela­ Fresbjrterlan ing Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Dwlgglns roney. They were accompanied In Lexington. ham, C. W. Young, C. R. Cren­ W om an’s college In Greensboro. Jor a few weeks. They are en here by Mr. and Mrs. J. W . tives. shaw, P. D. Moody, Gaither San- Dr. Robert King, pastor. J. W . Sofley, son of Mr. and ^ouir-'fr"ffiKf'Tiew~TtOTiRr-lir T5Ickewh“ Emff' s ^ TlmrnleT’WHcr “ TfoTd"ffnffT№sTs""Jane“ana“Mafy" --^friflOav-m-Sunday-Suhool— Mrs. Floyd Naylor and Mrs. Sain ■ W inters Mrs. W . H. Sofley, left this week Pennsylvania. spent the day here. McGuire, Margaret Smith. 11:15 a. m. Morning Worship John Green Benson spent T| ^ - for Raleigh, where he entered Tuesday, 8 p.m. Prayer service. day In Salisbury shopping. Announcement O n Saturday evening the play­ State college. Mrs. Cecil Little and Mrs. Joe Miss Opai Frye and Miss Doris Miss ^iarJorle Elizabeth W in ­ ers were Mrs. Harry Osborne, Macedonia Moravian Bpry spent Tuesday In Charlotte. Braxtoh of Winston-Salem left Misses Jane Marklln and Opal Robert S. McNeill, W . B. Le­ last Saturday for Washington, ters Mocksvllle, Route 2, was Rev. J, George Bruner, pastor. Colman Dagenhart and Miss Lashmlt spent Tuesday In Wins­ married on September 7 to Cecil Grand, L. p. Martin, J. P. Le­ 8:45 a. m. Sunday School. D. C., to spend the week. They ton-Salem shopping. Hazel Munday of Statesville were Sain of Mocksvllle Route 4. Grand, Curtis Price, C. F. M e­ Princess Theatre will return home by Norfolk, Va. 11 a.m. Worship service. P H O N B ipS supper guests Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles Erwin of 'The bride Is the daughter of roney, Jr., Knox Johnstone, J. Ascension Episcopal of Mrs. Virginia Bowles. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Slier and Salisbury were In town Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Winters of F. Hawkins, Hoy Poston, Grady Rev. William Price, rector. Mona Jo spent the week end In for the Rotary luncheon. Route 2, and the bridegroom Is Ward R. D. W . Connor, D. C. Mrs. Tom Poplin returned 10 ajn. Sunday school. THURSDAY Trinity with Mrs. Siler’s parents. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Rankin, W . A. Dryden, J. F. home Tuesday from a visit in W . J. Moody returned home 11 a.m; Morning worship on Lowrance and J. R. Slier. Bobby Jean Smith entered Sa­ Sain of Mocksvllle, High Point and Danville, Va. Saturday night from a fishing each second and fourth Sunday. ‘‘The Spiral Staircase” lem college Tuesday as a day Mrs. Grant Daniel, who has trip to Morehead City with the GBORGE BRENT student until she can secure a M urphy-Starr DOROTHY MoOVlRE been a patient at Charlotte office force of the Continental Reavis-Creason REVIVAL room In the dormitory. Memorial hosplital returned Life Insurance Co. of Salisbury. Announcement Announcement A revival meeting will begin Iiome Sunday. Fishing was reported good. SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler Miss Vernell Creason and D a ­ Miss Mary Starr, daughter of at the Church of God in North have moved this week Into their Mr. and Mrs. G«orge Starr of Mra. Craig Foster, who was vid Reavls, Jr., were united In Cooleemee, next Sunday night, “Northwest Trail” new home on Wlikesboro street, marriage on Saturday In the of­ Route 3, Mocksvllle, and Lonnie operated on last Wednesday at Mrs. J. E. Pritchard September 22, at 7:15. The Rev. with which has Just been completed. Long’s hospital, Statesville, Is fice of Fred R. Leagans, the of­ G. Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Dyson of Mooresville will B O B STEELE Honored at Shower Paul Murphy, of Route 2, tmprovlng satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. George Hen­ ficiating magistrate, at Mocks­ conduct the services each eve­ dricks and Capt. and Mrs. Chas. Mrs. J. E. Pritchard was hon­ vllle. Mocksvllle, were married In the Robert Strange McNeil, Jack ning. The meeting will probably MONDAY-TUESDAY Dom m visited Mr. and Mrs. C. ored Monday evening at a meet­ Mrs. Reavls Is the daughter of office of Fred R. Leagans, the Ward, Phillip Stonestreet and run for two weeks. Special m u­ C. Walker Sunday at Blxby. ing of the Ladles’ Wesley class Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Creason of officiating Justice of the peace, Roscoe Stroud will leave next sic and singing at all services. “Perilous Holiday” at the home of Mrs. Curtis Price Cooleemee and Mr. Reavls Is the on Friday afternoon. with week for Chapel Hill to enter Mrs. O. B. Frye and Philip Frye when the group presented her a son of Mrs. and Mrs. D. M. The Chinese mourning color PMt O ’Brien, Ruth Warwick the University of N. C. of Catawba and Mr. and Mrs. miscellaneous shower. Gifts were Reavls of Woodleaf. IT PAYS 'TO ADVERTISE Is white. Ralph Setzer of Newton were Robert S. McNeil returned placed In a miniature house, a Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. home laat Saturday from Rock­ replica of their own home In Gray Hendricks. ingham where he spent the week Asheboro, where they will soon attending court. Dr. and Mrs. L. P. Martin left make their home. Mrs. Curtis Price and Mrs. Claude Thomp­ Mrs. Jim Smith, who Is a Monday for the seminar held in Hendersonville by the Eye, Bar son made the presentation. patient at Davis hospital, States- -vllle, is improving satisfactorily. and Nose and Throat Societies The election of officers for the of North and South Carolina. ensuing year was a feature of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanes of They will be away until Thurs­ the business session. They In­ THE ANCHOR COMPANY Winston-Salem, Dr. and Mrs. day. clude: teacher, Claude Thomp­ Vance Kendrick of Charlotte son: president, Mrs. G. A. Hart­ Mr. and Mrs. W . A. Grant and were Sunday guests of Mrs. J. man; vice-president, Mrs. J. A. Trank Clement. daughter, Caroline, of Camden, Of WINSTON-SALEM Daniel; secretary, Curtis Price; S. C., Dr. and Mrs. G. W . Yoke­ Mrs. J. A. Kimbrough, Mr. and treasurer, Mrs. Claude Thomp­ ley of Winston-Salem, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kimbrough, Jr. of son. Mrs. A. T. Grant, Jr., of Farm­ "Winston-Salem visited Mrs. Rena In a series of games Miss ington, were Sunday dinner JSheek Sunday. Blanche Brown won the trophy. guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Leach were Grant. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Prtchard, Mr. supper guests Sunday evening of Capt. Guy Hartman, who has and Mrs. Claude Thompson, M r. and Mrs. Clyde Ragland of been visiting relatives here for Mesdames G. A. Hartman, Rob­ Winston-Salem. ti > d u Qfuuue/i4. a n d tU e i/i ^ a m ilU A to . the past week, returned to his ert Safley, Prentice Campbell 9 4 Mrs. J. c. Wellman entered home In Miami, Fla., accompa­ Bill Murph, B I. Smith, Milton Rowan Memorial, Salisbury last nied by Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Lakey. Call, M . H. Murray, Clarence week for an operation which was Hendricks, George Hendricks, J. WINSTON-SALEM George Martin left Monday for ¿»rformed Tuesday. Her condi­ A. Daniel, T. N. Chaffin, Hattie Duke university, where he will tion is satisfactory. McGuire, W . L. Moore, Gerald study this year. Lester Martin, Blackwelder, Paul Hendricks, Miss Sarah Gaither and Rufus Jr., went with him to spend sev­ John Potts, C. N. Christian, Cur­ Sanford left last Friday for the eral days. ' west coast and Canada to bo tis Price and Misses Martha Call, WORLD’S LARGEST Misses Josephine Hartman, gone two or three weeks. Ruth Booe and Blanch Brown. Eulala Lowder of Albemarle, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thorne and Capt. Guy Hartman of Miami, Miss Faye Peoples family of route 4 and Mr. and Fla., L. S. Brock and Charles BRIGHT LEAF TOBACCO AAARKET Mrs. George Gibson of coolee­ Lakey were Sunday guests of Mr. Is Rook Hostess mee spent several days last week and Mrs. George Hartman. Miss Faye Peoples of Route 2, vjjsltlng Mr. and Mrs. Percy was hostess at two tables of rook Mr. and Mrs. Burr Brock, Jr Granger In Baltimore, Md. and a bingo party at her home We are confident that you will receive the highest prices for your crop— in WINSTON-SALEM of Washington, D. C., are spend­ last Saturday evening. High there are 15 warehouses scheduled with continuous sales, efficiently manned to serve you Miss Mary Elizabeth Stone­ ing the week with Mr. and Mrs. score prize In rook was won by promptly and profitably. street of Winston-Salem spent B. C. Brock at Farmington. Next Janice Eaton, second high by the week end with her parents, week Burr, Jr., and John Tabor Carolyn Eaton. A spelling con­ Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Stonestreet. Brock will enter the University test was held and the prize was MR. TOBACCO GROWER... of North Carolina and Miss O . R. Madison, E G Hendricks, awarded to Bonnie Hope Driver. Frances, Brock Is a student at You and your family are assured of A n n Hendricks and Jean Madi­ All present won bingo prizes. a hospitable welcome and courteous ^ W O U N C , Greensboro. son spent Sunday with Tom Refreshments were served attention at T H E A N C H O R C O . in THadlson at Union Grove. Miss Josephine Hartman re­ Misses Margaret Langston, Jan­ Winston-Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collette turned last week to Greensboro ice Eaton, Betty Driver, Carolyn apent Sunday In Winston-Salem college, where she Is a Junior Eaton, Bonnie Hope Driver, Clay with relatives. this year. Hunter, Avllon Frye and Francis MARKET OPENS NONOAY, SEPL 23 Reid Hunter. Thomas Ray and Welsner Clay Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bedsole of Tallahassee, Fla., Mrs. W . R. Madison of Union Grove visited "ROLLING PIN” CAKES Woolery and twin sons of Jack­ Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Madison last A popular delicacy in Czecho­ sonville, Fla., arrived Monday week. slovakia are "rolling pin” cakes, for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. D. J. Mando and daugh- baked on special occasions. As P. S, Young. ■‘ter, Jane, left Wednesday for the name Indicates, they are Fourth at Trade Dial 6126 Rural Hall to visit Mrs. Mando’s Major John J. Wllfong of Boca made In the shape of rolling another, Mrs. R. J. Ledford. Rato, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs, I pins. P A G E f THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1946 Rev. Carpenter, who was hold­ inger’s brother, Rev. 3, H. Trol- SEEK RETURN OF BELGIAN KINO ing a revival at the Baptist Inger. ADVANCE church through last week. Mrs. Bill Zimmerman, Mrs. T. NOW'S W E TIME TO TALK ABOUT Mrs. Dillon and daughter. Miss J. Byerly and Miss Laura Shutt Mrs. Ralph Carpenter and Viola, spent the week end in spent Thursday In Winston-Sa­ lem shopping. NEXT WINTER'S daughter, Mattie Sue, of Palston Hickory. Mrs. Conrad Carter and Miss jSpent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. L, W . Trolinger COAl Pansy Palrcloth of Winston-Sa­ Mr. and Mrs. W . G. Ratledge. and family of Haw River spent lem spent Tuesday with their They were accompanied home by a while Saturday with Mr. Trol- parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pair- cloth. Miss Florlne Garwood and James Black of Lexington spent a while Sunday afternoon with Miss Laura Shutt,and Mrs. T. j. Byerly. Don’t Risk a Cold Winter Mr, and Mrs. Clift Huffman and son, Clyde Clifton', of Lex­ ington, spent the week end with Many coal users suffered actual hardships last winter. Mrs. Huffman’s parents, Mr. and Stocks were low. Hcilp was scarce. Orders were unfilled. W e Mrs. Clyde Sldden. ■ hope that’s over. But don’t take chances. Order now! Let us repeat— for your satisfaction and comfort, phone 118 Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Sowers today. and children of Davidson spent S U P P O R T E R S O F K IN G LEOPOliD stage a demonstration at Sunday with Mrs. Sowers’ par­ Wijlryk, Belgium, demanding the return of the monarch. The ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Zim­ king’s adherents carry a poster of Leopold who has been a war­ merman. time exile. Rev. J. H. iTrolinger spent Mon­ Mocksville lee & Fuel Co. VENfTURE FAILED A quart of milk weighs 2.15 Authorized distributors of day in Winston-Salem on busi­ P H O N E 116 pounds. ness. The flrst Iron-maklgng vent­ Rev. J. C. Gentry of Randle- ure In what is now the United -)-maw-spenr TifdayTiigHi“ wltir Otates-was-in--Virglnla7-bu1r-the- Mrs. Minnie Bryson and family. venture was halted when Ind­ Mrs. W . J. Zimmerman and ians massacred the Ironworkers WINTON WATCHES children spent Wednesday after­ and destroyed the furnace. noon with Mrs. Zimmerman’s THEY HAD TO USE THEM There’s a watch for you among our famous grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 3. W . Sheek. of Smith Grove. Aluminum parts made In the names at a price you can afford. Mrs. Anderson Potts spent United States, and salvaged Friday In Winston-Salem shop­ from fallen Allied planes, were ping. found In a number of German Mrs. W . M. Shutt and daugh­ planes captured at the end of ter, Miss Wlllle Bess, spent Sat­ the war. urday morning in Mocksvllle Dependable Jewelers Expert Watch Repairinc shopping. SOME FAMILY Offspring of a single pair of files will total 335,923,200,000,000, NEWS OF FARM If they all survive. In the aver­ age nine generation that occur HERE'S THE PLACE FOR CONSERVATION from mld-Aprll to September. B; O. W. MoCLELLAN ROOM TO SPARE

Kenneth and J. J. Hoots near One of the public rooms In the The FAMILY Clothing Advance are great boosters of Queen Mary, giant British liner, the Middle Yadkin district soil Is so large that an ocean liner conservation program. They of 1840 could be placed In It. SELECTION. . . don't only believe in improvltifi: together with the entire fleet In and saving the soil, they do It which Colombus flrst crossed the and encourage others to. Among Atlantic. WINSTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. the profitable things they have BOYS DUNGAREES $ 1 8 8 done is that of seeding ten acres 6 to 16 to ladlno clover and grasses last fall, rrhey began grazing forty WINSTON SAIEM’S one cows about the flrst of April LADIES PRINT DRESSES $ 1 9 0 at night. This pasture afforded 14 to 46 good grazing until around the flrst of August. After taking the cows off and row m ^cefe LADIES PRINT DRESSES $ 2 * 0 getting a rain they had a nice 46 to 50 growth again in a short time. Homer Hunter near Cana Is doing his flrst terracing work September 23rd through 28th Mens WHITE this fall. He says he will do more If he likes this, which he will when he learns the value of ter­ SPORT SHIRTS racing. Mr. Hunter recently The merchants of Winston-Salem sowed twelve hundred pounds of $ 2 4 9 red clover seed from six acres. are happy to have you visit them I. G. Roberts has some kudzu that is doing a good Job of soil building and conservation on a while selling your tobacco on the LADIES badly" eroded field near Dutch­ m an Creek on the Yadkinviile Winston - Salem M arket road. PLAY SHOES Roy Poster, returned veteran, In ..Patent.. Leather., and near Smith Orove, is pleased Suede — Wedge Heels with some Improved pasture he Although there are still sluMtages seeded last spring. He says the $ 3 9 8 cows know -the difference be­ in merchandise we are prepa^ tween the old pasture and the Improved. The Middle Yadkin district recently helped Roy to give you the BEST merchan­ UDIES OUTING GOWNS make a plan for further soli conservation, work Including dise AVAILABLE at REASON­ more pasture, terracing and $ |6 5 seeding of alfalfa. ABLE PRICES. The McBride boys on Mrs. Hugh Sanford’s farm got good results in draining wet. murky CHILDRENS CORDUROY OVERALLS land with the assistance of IT WILL PAY YOU to 2 to 6 Middle Yadkin dUtrlct. Clyde Boger near Smith SeU Yonr TOBACCO $ 2 4 9 Orove had the finest red clover seen this year. He saved'a lot in Winston-Salem— of flne seed from flve acres re­ cently. ITorieP« Largest Bright LADIES WHITE UNIFORMS Leaf Tobacco Market'* CATERlPILLAR CRUVtoNALS $ 3 9 8 A number of caterpillars were “YOUR BEST SHOPPING CENTER*» made defendants in a lawsuit for destroying a French vine­ yard In 1545. Between the Hth Winston-Salem Retail Trade Promotion Committee and 18th centuries, there were Davie Dry Goods Co. Sponsored by numerous Instances of lawsuits MwclMBta AMOehttoB and the WiMtfw-Salcm Chamber of Commerce MOCKSVILLE, N. C. being brought against Insects and animals. FRroAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 184в THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGE 7 STRIKERS DO SOME PERSUADING YESTERDAY'S INSURANCE TMESE WAWT APJ

WON’T COVER TODAY’S ИШ r mrhmf Y W WAITW CASH VALUE F O R SALE—(Upright used Stieff W E PAY—Ofun pnces for used piano in good condition, $185. automobilee. McOamleas Motor See Mrs. Wiley McClamrock, Co.. Salisbury, N. C. в-15-tf Mr. Home-owner: Have you Route 2, Mocksville. 9-20-3tN RADIO REPAIR SHOP—Now in put down on paper how NCnCE OF SHERIFF’S SALE full operation at Walker Fu­ much you stand to lose OF AUTOMOBILE neral Home. Don’t throw your old radio away. Have it flxed. In case of ilre? Do that, Under and by virtue oi pro­ 9-l-3tln visions ol law and especially right this minute! You will section 18-8 ol General Statues O E N E R A L Electrical Contract­ most likely discover that to> of North Carolina 1943 I will ing and Electrical Service. N. C. Gffer lor sale at public auction DR. McINTOSH day’s values make your flre Licensed Electrician and Con­ for cash at the courthouse door tractor. J. W . Rodwell, Mocks­ HEDRICK - Insurance o t even two years in Mocksvllle, Davie county, ville, N. C, Phone 40 11-10-tf North Carolina, on Saturday, OPTOMETRIST 'i ago, totally inadequate. September 28, 194«, at 12 o’clock W A N T E D —On e ex-service man 43в N. Trade Stm t Don't delay another day noon the lollowing described with car. Part time or lull time, property seized while transport­ with future training under G.I. Winston-Salem, N . 0 . 'but come in, or phone, for ing intoxicating liquor contrary training program in auto parts Ват* Your Eyes КжатЬиД sure, safe, all-complete Are to law: business. Apply at Davie M a ­ Reinlarly One 1947 Chrysler Coupe, M o­ chine & Parts Service, Mocks- insurance. tor No. 01-33388, bearing license vllle. N. C. 8-30-3tp No. 526-825. W A N T E D —cedar lumber green A S IN D U S T B IA L U F E in New York City slowed down to almost This the Sth day oi September, WHY PAY MORE 1946. or dry. Also cedar logs. Reavla •VIIDINI GItTt a standstill, these striking truck drivers stopped a huge trailer- L. S. BOWDEN Novelty Co., Wllkesboro street, [AVflAll] truck on one ol the streets and tried to Induce the driver to join Sherlll ol Davie County Mocksvllle. 2-1-tln Jacob Stewart. Atty. 9-641 F O R SALE — Hawthorne boy’s their cause. About 30,000 men are reported in the critical labor dispute bicycle in excellent condition. Б. G. MORRIS NO’nCE OF SUMMONS BY See John Clay James. Farmlng- MOCKSVILLE, N. C. PUBLICATION tpnj.or.writejCana Rt.J.9rewitpd P H O N E 196 Consumeres use more than 50 cream a day through-JiÓQi.steR -North-CaroHni"..... tachUKoBMlBi Sf«n W T million quarts ol fresh milk and and store distribution. Davie County F O R C H A P E L HILL,— Blue Cross OUCH of Selofl.ir»e In the Superior Court Hospital Insurance, write Mrs. sohtkmwlthiùirÜMb Wilmer Foster Buchanan ■ Яиееп Bess Kennen, Farmington, SO Catlsrt. <0 ead vs. or phone Mocksvllle ПР22. (lisafi.co»oa aprlU ^ _ Leroy T. Buchanan 9-6-3tp fThe defendant Leroy T. Buch­ v g f f s i s ! anan will take notice that an FOR SALE OR RENT— two WILKINS DRUG €0. action entitled as above has been larms 12 miles from Statesville. Phone tl commenced in the Superior Dr. J, R. L O W E R Y Salisbury Court ol Davie County, North N. C. 9-6-3tp Caiolhia, foi* an absolute di­ SEPTIC T A N K CLBAlilNiO— Let vorce; and the said delendant “ TOMORROW us clean your tank belore win­ will further take notice that hs ter. Pumped out, hauled off, no is required to appear at the ol- mess or odor. W e go anywhere. DAVIE BRICK flce ol the Clerk ol the Superior Tell us exactly where you live Court ol Davie County at the court house In Mocksville. N. C., so it will be easy to find. Write and to J O E G R EEN , route 4 Salis­ within twenty days alter the COMPANY bury, N. C. Prices reasonable. 4th of October. 1946, and an­ swer or demur to the complaint 9-6-3tn. in said action, or the plaintlfl F O R SALE—2 good heaters, coal TOMORROW 1 will apply to the court lor the or wood. These stoves can be STONE & COAL relief demanded In the said com seen at our plant. Graham Fur­ plaint. niture Co. 9-13-4tn Now Available This the 2nd day of Sept., 1948. Day Phone IIM M i S. H, CHAFFIN, F O R SAliB-Studlo couch, slight­ NIfht Phone lit C.S.C. Davie County, N. C. ly used, bed with springs. All В С. Brock. Abty. 9-8-4t In good condition. Call at W . J, Moody’s residence, or phone NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS 179-W,------Mocksville. • ■ 9.f3-ltn TOMORROW. . BY PUBLICATION H O M E S W A N T E D — II you have PUT IT North Carolina a home in or near Mocksville Davie County and want to sell. I have pros­ In Superior Court pects who will buy. Davie Real­ Wiley N. Anderson, Admr. of ty Co.. Mocksvllle, N. C. Alice Carey Anderson, de­ 9-13-3tn ceased. et al,' VS. Charles L. Anderson, et al. SALE AT AUCTION The delendants, Sarah Eliza­ I will offer lor sale the 2Bth beth Tomlin and husband Parks day of September, 1946, at 2 p.m. Tomlin. 11 they be living or II at the shop ol Ralph James, de­ they be dead their heirs at law, ceased, in Farmington, 1 Chev­ Young home plannen com* will take notice that an action rolet automobile, 2 stoves. 1 ex­ pose one of the large groupi entitled as above has been com­ tension ladder, 2 rip saws, a lot to which Company Special­ menced in the Superior Court ol lumber, 1 planer, 1 Allis-Chal- isti otter consultation on sim­ ol Davie County, N. C„ by WUey mers motor, 1 Buick motor, and ple questions., .. from chang­ N. Anderson, Administrator ol a number ol cross cut and other ing a fuse to the bigger prob­ Alice Carey Anderson, deceased, saws and other personal prop­ lems of wiring to meet th« to sell the lands ol said deceased erty. Mrs. ELLA JAM ES. electrical demands ot the to make assets to pay her debts Administratrix ol Ralph James. modern home. and charges ol administering B. C. Brock, Atty. 9-20-?tn her estate; and said delendants If they be living or 11 they be FOR SALE—Tuxedo Eggmaah. dead their heirs at law, will lur- Used bysuccesslul poultry rais­ ther take notice that they and ers to pet the utmost in egg each ol them are required to production. Zollle N. Anderson. appear at the office ol the Clerk Statesville Road.______^20-3tp ol Superior Court ol Davie F O R SALE—8-room house, bath County in the Courthouse in room, large halls and porches, Mocksvllle, N. C„ on the Sth day painted, lights and water, cor­ ol October. 1946, and answer or ner lot 100 X 200 leet, Three demur to the complaint in said ROWAN blocks Irom city square. Priced action, or the plaintifTs will ap­ right and terms. Davie Realty ply to the Court lor the reliel Co., Phone 220, Mocksville. demanded in said Complaint. 9-20-ltn PRINTING CO. This 29th day ol August. 1946. Phone 533 - Salisbury, N. 0. S. H. CHAIPPIN. F O R SA LE—Mbced tulip bulbs One of th* wiring ichools frequently conducted by Company Specialists Clerk ol Superior Court and improved .lonquil bulbs. for home economics teachen and other professional groups . . . in order A. T. Grant, Attorney 9-6-4t Viola Cartner, Mocksville, Box that wiring apd lighting may take their place along with food and 181. 9-20-3tp • W H tutntiali of good homt teonomics tralnln|, One of the larfest prlnUaf ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE . F O R 8АШ-<1020 McCormlck- and offlee SBpply hoiues fei Deerlng Tractor on steel. Good Having QualUted as adminis­ the Carolinas. tratrix of the estât eof Ralph motor. Merlin Ball, Gilreath, James, deceased, late ol Davie N. C., Wilkes County, 9-13-3tp All our tomorrowi, in home, businesg, and Industry, will be bettered by the day-to. County, North Carolina, this Is to notily all persona having NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY claims against the estate of said PUBLICATION • Printing day tervic« being quietly rendered by Duke P o w e r Company specialists whose in- deceased to exhibit them to the North Carolina undersigned, Elva Williams Davie County James. Farmington, N. C., on or • Lithographing In the Superior Court tereitg go beyond poles, turbines, and transmission lines. before the 9th day of Septem­ Lillian Ellenburg ber, 1947, or this notice wUl be vs, pleaded in bar ol their recov­ _ Paul C. Ellenburg • Typewriters ery. All persons Indebted to Architects and builders, home economics teachers and students and school ad­ The delendant. Paul C. Ellen­ said estate will please make im­ burg will take notice that an mediate payment. action entitled as above has been • Complete Office ministrators, as well as thousands of individuals interested in home or business This the 9th day of Septem­ commenced in the Superior ber. 1946. Court ol Davie County. North Supplies ELVA WILUAMS JAMES, Carolina, lor an absolute divorce construction, realize that the right kind of wiring determines the satisfactory Farmington. N. C. and the said delendant will fur­ B. C. Brock, Attorney. 9-13-pt ther take notice that he Is re­ quired to appear at the office IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE function of all types of structures so far as electrical service for the future is con­ of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Davie County at the cerned. court house in Mocksville, N. C., PIANOS within twenty days after the 4th ol October, 1946, and answer or NEW SPINETS demur to the complaint In said This new evaluation of wiring continually brings Duke Power consultants new op-' FINE UPRIGHTS action, or the plaintiff will ap­ GOOD PLAYERS ply to the court for the relief portunities to help you ' demanded in the said Complaint. This the 2nd day of September, Fully guaranteed — Cash or 194«, * mm OUT (Terms — $95.00 up — Free !% S. H. CHASTIN, . ★ RUN OOWN Delivery. Shop in High Point CJ3.C. Davie County. N. C. C«|I*OISOOURAOED BUILD BITTIR FOR TOMORROW. and Save the Difference, B. C. Brock, Atty. 9-6-4t * ★ POOR APPETITE ADMINISTRATOR’S NO’nCE Harris- Kelly Piano Co. Having qualified as adminis­ Don’t have that 'nutritional High Point, N. C. fatigue from simply needing trator ol the estât eol Mollle V-T, V-T Tonic is the one set Baity, deceased, late ol Davie entificaliy compounded, with County. North Carolina, this is Iron, (needed in the building to notily all persons having of rich red blood), AN D other claims against fne estate ol said IM PORTANT MineralSj^PLUS • RlNe T H A T deceased to exhibit them to the Vitamins and POTENT liver ршея№ Пом te undersigned. Hubert R, Baity, extract, to give a more bal­ 125 E, Devonshire Street, W in ­ anced action for more O V E R ­ ALL results. If you are not ston-Salem, North Carolina, on THRILLED with the satisfac­ or before the 20th day ol Sep­ tion of V-T after taking only tember, 1947, or this notice will one bottle, your be pleaded In bar of their re­ money back. Ask covery. All persons Indebted to your doctor about said estate will please make im­ V-T’a valuable DÜKJE) POWER COMPANY formula. mediate payment. This the 20th day ol August, 1946, ON TNC HUBIBRT R, BAITY. Adm., 125 E. Devonshire St.. GUARANTEE Wilkins Drug Co. Winston-Salem. North Caro­ ^tuo compaWÿ n o a e II lina. W iÙ L Ü ia B. C. Brock, Attorney. 8-e3-«t PAGE 8 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1 Ш

GREYHOUNDS TAKE TO THE AIR M O B E A B O V T M O B B A B O V T Conservation Work REAL ESTATE Cope Funeral Is Urged by Smoot Held Thursday Local Merchants Discharges In an effort to obtain maxi­ CHANGES MADE Funeral services for Dudley kin, head of the telephone serv­ S 2-c, Cooleemee; Hal D. A n ­ m um conservation with the $55,- Cope, 57, were held last Thurs­ ice probing group, who said that gell, S 1-c, Rt. 4; Claude W . Joy­ The following real estate 808 fund that has been made day at Concord Methodist he believed "we got some re­ ner, S 1-c, Rt. 1; o. J. Benson, available to Davle county farm­ transfers were flled last week In church, Burial was in the church sults.” Jr., S 1-c, Kt. 4; Thomas S. cemetery. ers through the 1946 Agricultu­ the office of C. R. Vogler, regis­ "More lines have been added Brown, S 2-c, Rt. 4; Harvey A . ral Conservation program, J. N. Mr. Cope, son of the late Mr. Harding, RadarM 3-c, Rt. 2. ter of deeds: and a new switchboard is in at Smoot, Davle County A A A com­ and Mrs. Green Cope of Davie U SM C : Cpl. Oeorge C. Cam p­ W . C. Boger to c. B. Boger, $10 the local oflice,” said Mr. Ran­ mittee chairman, this week county, died Tuesday night af­ kin. "Several new phones have bell, Cooleemee. plus, 5 acres Jerusalem town­ urged farmers to follow through ter a long illness. been installed in local homes, ship. on conservation work approved He is survived by two sons, c. and more are said to be on the A IR M A IL R. L. Whitaker, Sr., to C. B. on their farm plans last spring. C. and Carl R. Cope of Salis­ way.” Rates on air mall will be re­ "W e fully realize that many Boger, $10 plus, 1.69 acres. bury; one brother, Joe Cope, of The ladies of the Eastern Star duced to Sc an ounce, beginning conditions may have prevented Dr. S. A. Harding to Rufus S. Charlotte'; seven sisters, Mrs. J. served a bountiful ham dinner farmers from performing the Pratt, $100 plus, 2 tracts Clarks­ A. Pickier, Spencer, Mrs. Charles October 1, the postofflce depart­ practices as originally planned," ville township. Barrier, Mocksville, Mrs. Fred with Ice cream and cake, ment announces. he said. In such Instances, Mr. R. M. McClamrock to Frank Foster, Alexandria, Va., Mrs. Smoot said that the county com­ Frost, $10 plus, 12 acres Farm­ Carl Foster and Mrs. M. C. Fos­ mittee is anxious to render every ington township. ter both’ of Winston-Salem, and assistance by helping these H. C. Newman to .Grady S. Mrs. C. J. Thompson and Mrs. farmers In selecting substitute Gough, $10 plus, 98.08 acres C. Shoaf, both ol Salisbury. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY HEATERS practices. Farmington township. Farmers finding it Impossible R. L. Whitaker to Robert L. Beeding Rites WE HAVE . . . to carry out their orlgnal prac­ Whitaker, Jr., $10 plus, 1.57 A P R E T T Y M A D E M O ISE L L E gathers up the leashes attached to tices or to substitute others are Held Saturday acres Mocksville township. some of the forty-nine purebred greyhounds that were recently being urgently requested by Mr. Funeral services were held COAL AND WOOD Ella Mae Nall to S. A. Ander­ flown from Ireland to Paris. In one of the first operations of its Smoot to Inform the AAA com­ Sunday at Bethlehem Methodist son, $10 plus, 5 lots R. B.-J. C. kind, the prize animals were taken to the French capital for mittee Immediately .so -that, the Sanford property. Mocksvllle church-for John R. Beedlngj -73, racing and breeding;...... “ HEATERSI funds allotted to their farms may township. who died Saturday morning. be transferred to neighboring Stove Boards ______Henry P. Smith to Gilmer El­ He is survived by his wife, the farmers who need additional as­ lis, $10 plus, 1 acre Farmington former Mrs. Molly Pruitt, and Coal Hods sistance and are in a position to township. four children by an earlier mar­ HUNTING CREEK Andirons carry out more practices, E. S. Lakey to Gilmer Ellis, riage. Three of the children, t Practices which still can be CHAS. C. ERWIN Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Shovel and Tong Sets $10 plus, 2 lots Farmington Mrs. C. S. Bowles, Mrs. Roy A. carried out in Davle county this America needs "new designs Edwards, a son. . Fire Screens township. Williams, and Mrs. Ray M c­ fall according to good farming for foundations” for peace if this Sanford Motor Co. to Thomas Clamrock, are of Route 2; one Born to Mr. and Mrs. J&y Lee Electric Heaters country is to continue in the methods are: Keller, a daughter. I. Shore, $10 plus. Lot No. 21, V i son, W R. Beeding, of Smith Electric Pads 1. Establishing a winter cov­ way of life that made it great, of No. 22, J. H. Clement subdi­ Grove, six grandchildren, two Rev. Loftin will hold his last er crop this fall from seedlngs Charles C. Erwin, superintend­ vision, Mocksvllle township. sisters, Mrs. Maggie Thornton service at New Union Sunday of crhnson clover vetch, Austrian ent of Rowan county schools, Lula D. Miller to Josephine E. and Mrs. William Jarvis, of afternoon, Sept. 22, before he winter peas, and annual rye­ told local Rotarlans at their Ellis, $10 plus, 3 tracts Farm­ Winston-Salem, also survive. goes to conference. Tuesday meeting. grass. ington township. Two of the grandsons are in Cranford Smith of Lexington C.C.?v<1 wltnattad only a slight ImprovomanI In remove fruit, coffee or tea BABY B E D S ...... $17.50 up Hia rota ef production of naw Chavrolat possangar cars. A s sialns, hold the tea kettle high. WARDROBES...... $29.50 • $39.50 • $49.50 a rasuit, shlpmants of naw cars to daolars for dalivary ara The added force given to boil­ HOLLYWOOD BEDS complete...... $75.00 still for ImIow tha lavai wa and tha factory hod hopad to ing water by pouring from a attain by this tima. In fact, through August, Chavrolat's Koop Your height of two or three feet BABY HIGH C H A IR S ...... $5.95 . $9.95 output of cars In 1946 w as only 22.6% of tha numbar turnad Prosont Car Alivo makes it more effective in driv­ RUG CUSHIONS...... $5.95 out during tha corrasponding parlod of 1941. Meanwhils, may we suggest ing out stains. Home economists BREAKFAST ROOM SUITES...... $29.95 up Wa know that Chavrolat Is doing avaryrfiing possibla to that you safeguard your suggest placing the stained fab­ Maple BREAKFAST ROOM Suites .. $49.50 stop up its production totals— to ship mora ana mora cars to transportation by bringing your car to us for service now ric over a large bowl or bucket UTILITY CABINETS...... $1.95 - $19.95 us and to its thousands of othar daolars throughout Amarico and at regular intervals.. Let on the floor, then pouring boil­ . . . and wa know, too, that wa ora ossurad of gatting our full us help you to keep it in good DINING ROOM CHAIRS, each...... $4.95 proportion'ata shora of tha currant output and ef future running condition— to main­ ing water from a kettle held SLAT BOTTOM CHAIRS...... $2.50 production gains. tain its performance, appear­ several feet above. CEDAR C H E S T ...... $29.50 up ance and resale value— until Treat fruit stains Immediately, Disappointing os tho total figures have been— and despite the day when your new Chev­ If possible, because they are dif­ CARD TABLES...... $2.50 up the fact that Chavrolat w as out of production antiraiy during rolet comes along. SETS D IS H E S ...... $7.95 up tha first three months ef the year— It Is nevertheless true ficult to remove after they dry. that Cfcevro/et M all other manuhdunri In preduetion ef Boiling water Is one of the simp­ ODD PIECES of D ISH E S...... 05c up powenger cow during J u m 1946, and has continued to main- lest and best remedies, If It does IRONING BOARDS...... $5.95 tain its lead in total prociuction from that day to this. not harm the cloth. Even warm, POLICE in Detroit found It was Rubber and Cocoa MATS...... $2.75 up easy to follow a trail left bV Mrs. ' We shall continue to moke deliveries of new Chevrolets water, however, may remove ELECTRIC HEATERS, all kinds .... $5.95 up to our customers (ust os fast as we receive them; we regret some fruit stains. Never use soap. Thelma Gundlck, 17, because she THROW RUGS, all kinds...... $3.95 up is six feet, two Inches tall and delays os deeply os you de; we thank you for your himdly The alkali In it may set the stain WINDOW CURTAINS, all kinds .... $3.95 up pofience and undor$ianding; ond we promise you o new high and make removal more diffi­ has a missing front tooth. Ar­ motoring experience when you take delivery of your new cult. rested with her on charges of RADIO BATTRIES for farm sets .... $5.95 up Chevrolet, giving BIO-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COSTI VOUR SYMIOL or SERVICI If boiling waUr does not re­ passing worthless checks were RADIOS, RECORD PLAYERS .... $24.80 up move all traces of coffee and tea her husband and brother-in-law. stains, use such a mild bleach as PENNINGTON CHEVROLET CO. sunshine, hydrogen peroxide or Towns and rural areas in many DAVIE FURNITURE CO. sodium perborate. counties are cooperating In rat ,Юп the Square” MOCKSVILLE, N. C. PHONE 156 eradication campaigns. A rat MocsviUe, N. C. IT PAYS TO ADVER’nSE killed Is $2 saved. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1946 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGE 3 tham Sunday, CRAMPED BY JAP HOUSE SHORTAGE Mr. and Mrs. Clyde iDy.son and CENTER chllren and Miss Jennie Dyson PINO were Sunday afternoon guests SET YOUR SIGHTS Kev. and Mrs, Ralph McOlam- Those visiting Mr, and Mrs, of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Salmon at rock and children of Lexington L, M. Tutterow over the week Rocky Springs. were dinner guests Sunday of It takes end were Mr. and Mrs, W . P. Mr. and Mrs. James C, Tut Mr, and Mrs, Oalther Latham. Tutterow and family of States­ terow and son, Jimmie, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Orady Latham planning ^ ville, Mri and’ Mrs. D, D. Tut­ Ida Tutterow visited Mr. and and daughter. Addle Belle, were terow and family of Winston- Mrs. R. B . Tutterow near Court­ dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. to achieve Salem, Mr. and Mrs. H. W . Tut­ ney Sunday. Gurney Joyner In Wlnston-Sa- terow and family, of Dukevllle. Mrs, Wade Dyson spent M on ­ lem, Sunday. a goal Mr, and Mrs, Martin Latham day afternoon In Winston-Salem Claudius Ward ot Charlotte Is and daughter, Carolj'n, and Mr. shopping. visiting his mother, Mrs. J. P. Some young men know what tViey want and plan for it. Other« are and Mrs. Albert Latham and Rev. O, W . Pink will preach Ward. -still looking for their niche. The new Regular Army can help botiu daughter, Anne, attended Sunday night at Center, The Perhaps you want to go to college but can’t aflbrd it. If you a Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Eldson birthday dinner given Prank La­ Piedmont quartet will be present. enlist in the Army, you’ll get your chance. Honorably discharged visited Mr. and Mrs. Harmon after a tiiree-year enlistment, you are eligible for 48 months of edu­ McMahan Sunday. cation at any college, trade, or business school for which you can Miss Mildred Dull and Miss qualify. The Government will pay your tuition, laboratory fees, etc., up to $500 per ordinary school year, plus $65 a month living HEAT«<^WOOD Mary Lee McM ahan of the Coo­ allowance—$90 a month if you have dependents. * leemee school faculty spent the If you haven’t found your spot, an Army enlistment offers you week end with their parents. training in any of 200 trades and skills. You leave the service elif^ble , Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Miller for further training at the best civilian schools. spent Sunday at W om an’s col­ you can assure youraett of the benefita of the OI BUI ot Righta ii you enter the Army on ot before October 5, 1946, lege, Greensboro, visiting their See your nearest Army Recruiting Station for details. daughter, Martha, a freshman WOOD BURNER there. HIGHLIGHTS OF RIGULAR ARMY INLISTMINT JtlfciA0.1i.2.4iHQUR.C0.NTR0.LkEftil£AT. __ M.rs„Qenft-Miller-Js_sp£nding, 1 . Enllitmenti for IV^, 3 or 3 year», A furlough for men who raanllit Ar BUILD BUT ONE FIRE A SEASON» a week with her brother, Mr. DEPENDBNITS O P U. S. A R M Y and civilian personnel in Japan (l-ycar «hliitmentt permitted for within 20 dayi. Full detaili of other men now in tha Atmy with 6 01 mota iurlough pilvilegei can ba obtaiiwd No Firei to Build On Cold Mornings and Mrs. G , W . MHler, Jr,, at are running into a housing shortage equally as bad as the lack monthi of torvico,) from Recruiting Officeri, llr REMOVE ASHES ON AVERAGE Raleigh. of living quarters In the U. S. Capt. J. R. Beall, of N. Y., is shown 3. Enllitmant aga from 18 to 34 B. Muiterlng.out pay (bated upoa yaart incluiiva (17 with parenti’ length oi leivice) to all men who OF ONLY 3 TIMES MONTHLY Mr. and Mrs. Smitherman, of with hla wife and two daughters in the one room in the War coment) except for men now in an dlichargad to anllit or raanllit. Inilit on III* Oowndrofl A SH LCY-it'i PATINTED. Thii «htrmottell« Army, who may reanliit at any a(a, 6. Option to retire at half pay for the Parmington sdhool visited Ministry Building In Tokyo which they call home. (They have but and former lervlca men depending the reit of your life alter 30 yean^ colly «ontrellod wood burning heolor lovti up to 50% and mor* eit on length of lervica. latvlee-increaiing to three-quartan luti coiti, writ« mony Aihloy uitri, Clooit, icii tool ond diil. 0««r Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Miller Sunday. one chair and three cots. S. A reenliitment bonui of $50 for pay after 10 yean’ lervice. All pr«- 3,500 roioiltd In on* city and Iroding oreo— Iruly a leniollon. Now in each year ot active lervice linee luch vioui active federal military iwvic« our I I y*or. $*• your local Aihlty doolw lodoy or writ* for hit nom*. count! toward retirement. 611 L D ^ B B G IN S A T 40? bonui wai iait paid, or linea lait Before entering kindergarten •ntry Into lervtce, provided reeniiit- 7. 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F A R M E R S ' J j V C B O m « HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO. (*_) THg »Hoppiwo' c k n t b T T ^ Fourth at Trade WINSTON-SALEM MOCKSVILLE, N. C. PHONE 46 PAGE 4 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1946 THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE Published Every Friday at MocksvUle, North Carolina REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC ( / / i t e Ouft QUihiA^ O. C. McQuage ...... i...... Publisher Conversation TICKET TICKET SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Bill Dryden THE $2.00 Per Year Inside of Davie County— $2.50 Per Year Election Nov. 5, 1946 Election Nov. 5,1946 Outside of Davle County. Several persons sitting around in a local store the other day For Congresv Entered at the Post Office at Mocksvllle, N. € ., as Second- GREEN LISHT were gazing out at the softly House of Representatives Class Matter Under Act of Congress of March 8, 1879, James H. Whicker drizzling rain and thinking about Knox Johnstone nothing In particular— until Jim 10 Thompson recalled a few things For Solicitor Sheriff about days long gone by when Avalon E. Hall a dollar was worth 100 cents and L. Sheek Bowden people had to work for a living For State Senator — In the "root, hog, or die” m a n ­ ner. Lafayette Williams Clerk of Court EVEN SUGAR MAY LOSE ITS SWEETNESS SAFETY “I was out to my brother’s We happen to have known a little boy who once upon House of Representatives Thomas L. Webb farm the other day,” said Jim, a time, went with his father to the store. A large, open “and he has about the finest R. V. Alexander County Cormer barrel of sugar caught tthe eye of the youngster, and he whitest, prettiest cotton I’ye seen IN OUR STREETS was looking al it longingly, when the storekeeper said, In a long time. He’s payin’ $2,50 For Sheriff Dr. W. M. Long "Help yourself sonny. Eat all you want.” The boy started a hundred for pickers and I al­ R. Paul Foster most got me a bag and started eating enthusiastically, but presently stopped. The store­ 24th Senatoral District keeper wanted to know why he stopped eating, and the to work. That’s good money to­ For Clerk Superior Court —llttle-feUow-jeplled-iJ.’-y-e-gnl^udown.to.»ibere .1tain.’.t-swe&t.”. day compared to what it was Paul L. Cashion year¥ ago.“ Bmlnded lne"b^ Ihe - -S ta c y H .C haffin— W e believe in collective bargarining, and there are time when I used to pick It for -For-Coroner- For Congress times when a strike is justified. But there are-limits. There 25 cents a hundred. Pick a few Is a feeling among the general public that, “They just ain’t hundred, enough to make a dol­ Dr. Garland V. Greene C. B. Deane sweet any more.” Not only are they becoming something lar, and I could have me a bet­ (Political AdT.) (PollUcal AdT.) of a nuisance, but they are so crippling production that ter time on that dollar than I producers, investors, and labor alike are soon to feel keenly could on $25 today — get me a the loss of income and wages. W e used to criticize the call­ dime’s worth of ice cream, nick­ COOLEEMEE P. T. A. COMMITTEES el’s worth of gumdrops, slice of ousness of employers who would let people suffer rather Mrs. s. A. Carnes, president man, Mrs. J. L. James; Mrs. Bob watermelon, 15-20 cents worth than raise wages;.now we have a aituaition in which many of the Cooleemee PTA, has ap­ Forrest, Mrs. L. J. Davis, R. S. of cookies, flg newtons maybe, pointed the following commit­ Mayberry. people are becoming callous to the needs and sufferings of then head for the local movie tees to serve for the 1946-1047 Summer Roundup Pre-School millions of people. Right now few people are suffering, but house— I thought I was gettln’ school term: If the present trend keeps up It will not be long before the rich fast.” Cllnlc^halrman, Mrs. C. F. Budget and Finance—Chair­ Baihnson, Mrs. James White, rich and once properpus United States will be experiencing "Y«s. I remember something man, T. c. Pegram; J. H. W of­ Mrs. R. R. Everhardt. some of the hunger which Europeans know as a reality at about those days,” put in Bryan ford, Frank Garwood, Frank Ce­ Truancy — Chairman, C. N. Mr. Motorist— you’re only one of the ^ p l e the moment. n . Sell. “I Only picked cotton one ■ a..( ■ dars, Dallas Nichols, Verony Spry, Frank Oarwood, M . A. we’re appealing to, in an effort to keep our time— and that once was enough...... Cook, V. G . Prim. Carpenter. The way 1 recall it, 25 cents a community’s school children free of acci­ Program' committee — chair­ 'Weliare — Chairman: Mrs. WE DON’T LIKE IT hundred was the right wage, and dents during the current school year. But man, Miss Frances Stroud; Mrs. Olenn Ijames, Mrs. Margaret Remember Hitler? Mussolini? Remember the strutting I had picked up 20 cents worth C. L. Isley, Mrs. Giles Sexton, Green, Mrs. Theodore Alexander. you are the one who must be most alert, Germans as they displaced millions, killed more millions, of .dinner which I was going to Miss Mildred Dull. conscientous and cautious — because you and destroyed a large yart of Russia? Remember how many eat when It came time out In Membership Committee — Dr. "J. H, Hilton, head of the of our boys died? Remember those Oerman prison camps? the field. Seems to me the bag are at the wheel! Do your part— drive slow animal industry department at cost a quarter, and maybe there Chairman, Mrs. J. W . Inscoo; Surely we have not forgotten. Yet England and America are State college, and one of the to drive safe. And we’ll get the school chil­ was another little cost or two— Mrs. Kenneth Holt, Mrs. Dallas talking about reestablishing Germany, and spreading ru­ Judges for the Western District dren and their parents— the traffic police don't remember quite what It Nichols, Mrs. C. W . Shepherd, mors to^the effect that we may need Germany as a friend Junior Dairy Cattle show, term­ was. Anyhow, I picked those Mrs. Ray Blackwood, Mrs. James and school monitors to back you up! against Russia. The Idea of our suddenly becoming allied ed It “The best Junior dairy cat­ bolls of soft white cotton all White, Mrs. (Tom Plummer. tle show I have ever judged,” with the most brutal gang of murderers and cutthroats day long in that broiling sun Publications — Chairman, Mrs. the world has ever seen Is unthinkable. W e do not wish and when I came to coltoct my Carl Tatum. Canning meat In the home Is Germany unduly punished, but neither do we wish to see wages for the day, the boss fig­ Publicity — Chairman, Rev. a safe and profitable practice ured around with his pencil a W m . P. Price. her put in a position where she can bargain with us toady for spreading the meat supply while, scratched his head a lit­ «n d turn against us tomorrow. The word of Germany Is Hospitality — Chairman, Mrs. throughout the year, say spe­ tle, ' then said, 'You made 25 no more trusted than Russia’s. In fact, Russia can put up B. C. Young; Mrs A. T, Lewis. cialists in food conservation at cents,’ and I haven’t been near a much better case. Room Representatives-Chair- State college. another cottonfield since.” MAKE SURE YOUR CAR IS IN THE COOLEEEMEE NEWS „ "By the way,” continued Mr. Thompson, “a very strange thing Miss Ruby Safley, who is will visit her son, Grady Mll- BEST CONDITION happened to me while I was over PLEASE, PLEASE! PLEASE! teaching at Mt. Gilead, spent holeti, and family. in Mooresville the other day. I the week end here with her par­ Mr, and Mrs. B. F. Harrison went Into the super market WE ARE FACING A CRISIS! ents, Mr. and Mrs. W . H, Safley. and daughters, Misses Myrtle there, because someone had said FOR TODAY'S DRIVING Miss Margaret Skinner attend­ Lee, and Luclle, spent Sunday there was meat to be had. Well, We want YOUR Cooperation! ed the board meeting of North visiting Mrs. Craige Harrison at sir, I was flabbergasted to see Carolina Federation of Music her home in North Cooleemee. Our water supply is running low. If every one helps, a meat counter filled with beau­ clubs in Raleigh on September Mr. and Mrs. James Thomp­ we can soon build up our reserve. tiful crimson choice cuts of beef la. son gave a dinner at their home and pork, Miss Amie Crawford has re­ Sunday in honor of Mr. Thomp­ PLEASE DON’T wash cars! “I sauntered over to the turned home after spending a son’s nephew, Prank Beard, who counter in a very leisurely m an­ week in visiting her sister, Miss is leaving this week to reenter PLEASE DON’T water your law^! ner, so as not to appear too Francis Crawford, In Cleveland, the Army. anxious. PLEASE DON’T Waste a Drop! Ohio. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Mays of “ ‘That’s mighty good looking Marvin Spry, son of Mr. and Salisbury spent the week end PLEASE STOP that leak! beef you 'have there,’ I says to Mrs. G. H. Spry, Sr., has re­ with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, the clerk behind the counter. If each of us saves ,1ust a little, our tank will soon turned to George Peabody col­ Carl Mays. ‘“ Yes, SIR-R-R,’ he says. be running over. START TODAY! ' lege for teachers in Nashville, Charles R. Miller, who has " ‘Wonder if I could get a few Tenn., where he is enrolling as been visiting In New Mexico tor pounds of that?’ TOWN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS a sophomore. some time, is spending a few " ‘Yes, SIR-R-R,' he says, and days visiting his parents, Mr. Miss Edna Crawford has re­ cut me off flve pounds of the and Mrs. R. S. Miller, after which turned to Greensboro, where she nicest, choicest, cleanest beef TWENTY YEARS AGO he will return to the University is a junior at the W om an’s Col­ I’ve seen in these parts. of Missouri to take up his stud­ In The Enterprise lege of the University of North ‘“ Well,’ I thought to myself, ies in journalism. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1926 Carolina. ‘this is gonna be some kind of Mrs. Lacy Riddle attended the Work was begun last week on the new brick building Mrs. Grace Pierce, who un­ ■a black mariet deal, sure ’nuf, funeral of Mrs. John Riddle In of J. C. Sanford, adjoining the Mocksvllle Hardware Co. derwent an operation at the but do you know that piece of Burlington last week. Mrs. F. H . Bahnson was elected president of the Farm­ Powan Memorial hospital In beef only came to a dollar-and- Mrs, T. C. Alsbrooks and ington P.-T. A. at Its flrst yearly meeting. Salsibury last week, Is Improv­ ninety-some cents? It’s a fact! daughter, Helen, spent Sunday A Chevrolet car driven by Larry Emerson struck the ing. "So maybe the good old days visiting at the home of Mr. and Ford of Mrs. Z. N. Anderson in the nothem part of the city Miss Dorothy Clement of R a­ aren’t gone after all.” Mrs. Claude Wilson on Mocks­ Friday afternoon. leigh has returned home after ville, Rt, 4. Mrs. J. Frank Clement entertained at eight tables of visiting Miss Edna Crawford last S T O R Y H O U R bridge and rook. week. CANNING SHEETS Nineteen children were en­ Gale Wofford, daughter of Mr, Notice to all ladles: The Girl rolled at the Story Hour last TEN YEARS AGO and Mrs, Charlie Wofford, who Scouts will call for your canning week. Those present were: In The Enterprise PENNINGTON CHEVROLET CO. sheets during the week of Sept. has been under treatment at a Claudia Adams, Scottle Bogler, T H U R S D A Y , O C T O B E R 1, 1936 hospital In Gastonia for the past 30 to Oct, 1, If you miss seeing Lucy Bahnson, Bob Carnes, Sa­ A motorcade of tobaccomen and warehousemen from several weeks, has returned them, please call 81. rah Carpenter, Tommy Cope, B & W PURE SERVICE Winston-Salem visited in Mocksville on their tour of the home, FIDDLERS CONVENTION Pat Daniels, Jean Eaton, John tobacco section, with the purpose of advertising the W in ­ Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Bivins of Plans are under way for an Grimes, Carolyn Hannah, Carlos ston-Salem tobacco market. Hlg'h Point spent the week end old time fiddlers convention, Hillard, Manning Huske, Rebec­ DAVIE MACHINE & PARTS CO. Hanes Yates returned home last week fi'om a visit in visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. which will be held in Cooleemee ca Ann Royster, Bonnie Spry, Washington, D . C. ■ Fred Bivins. soon. The convention will be Jimmy Summers, Jane Wands, Lester and George Martin have returned home after IRVIN’S TAXI Mrs. H. L, MUholen has gone sponsored by tlie Cooleemee Judy Webb, Betty white, and spending tlie week in Farmington, driving to Mocksville to to Shelbyville, Tenn., where she Lions club. Peggy Jo wood. school in the morning. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1946 THE MOCKSVILLE (N. C.) ENTERPRISE PAGE 5

Dr. L. P. Martin, J, H, Thomp­ Miss Lib Godbey Church M inisterial Association Thomas-Foster > son, A. T. Grant and R. B. San­ - QJ m L ì ford attended the Davidson Has W einer Roast A nnouncements Gives Pritchards Shower Announcement game last Saturday. Miss Lib Godbey was hostess Last Friday evening Rev. and Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Foster, of Methodist * ' Mr. and Mrs. Loa Dwlgglns of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. laffoon of at a welner roast at her home Mrs. H, C. Freeman of Coolee­ Mocksvile, Route 3, announce« Mr, and Mrs. C. O. Steele of lOharlotte were supper guests Elkin were week end guests of at County Line last Saturday. Dr. J E. Pritchard, pastor. San Antonio, Texas, left last mee called at the Methodist par­ the marriage of their daughter, Jast Wednesday oi Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. McQuage. Following a series of games the 10 a m . Sunday school. Tuesday for a visit in Indiana sonage here and presented to Martha Hazel, to Henry Patter­ T . P. Dwlgglns. group went to the pasture to Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stockard and Michigan after being guests 11:00 a.m. Morning worship. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Pritchard, in roast the welners. son Thomas, son of Mr. and М м . and daughter, Olivia Pate, of last week of their daughter, Mrs. Subject, "St. Paul’s Benediction.” Mrs. W . J. Sapp returned home Guests included Betty, Claire, behalf of the Methodist minis­ D. B. Thomas, Kemersville, on last week from a visit with her Raleigh, are visiting Mrs, Stock- James Stonestreet, and Mr. and Lavone Cartner, Jenny Sue 6:45 pm,'Youth Fellowship. ters of Davie county arid'thelr Saturday, September 21. The .daugihter, Mrs. E. W . Lambeth, ard’s mother, Mrs. Essie Byerly. Stonestreet. Gaither, Christine, Johnson, Ag­ 7:30 p,m. Union service at wives, an assortment of towels Rev. H. L. Creech, Jr., officiated. iln Durham. Mrs. Jim Smith has returned Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Jones of nes and Mary Jane Anderson, Baptist church. and wash cloths. During his pas­ Mrs. ’Thomas is a graduate of Sam Furches, C. A. Bailey and home from Davis hospital, where Atlanta, Ga., were Friday night Blllle Griffith, Helen Welch, No prayer meeting Wednesday torate here Dr. Pritchard has Smith Grove High school and 'Odell Boger attended the fish she had a recent operation. She guests of the Rev. and Mrs. E. Frances Ratledge, Hazel Ladd, been president of the Davie evening, holds a position with P. H . fry at the Coble Dairy farm in Is improving satisfactorily. W . Turner. Marjorie Mlllsaps, Maxine Grif­ County Methodist Ministers’ as­ hearsal. Hanes Knitting Co., Hanes. Xexington last Thursday eve­ fith, Selma Miller, Allene Har­ sociation, while Mrs. Pritchard Robert King of Durham spent Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shore, who Baptist Mr. Thomas is a graduate of ning. bin, Marie Trlvette and Inez has served as secretary of the the week end with his parents, have been living in the Farm­ Rev. J. P. Davis, pastor KernersvUle H l№ school. Н » Gray, Lester, Clarence and Fred Methodist Ministers’ Wives as­ Mrs. Hester Caldwell of Ra- Dr. and Mrs. Robert King. ington community, have bought Wooten, Dan Doby, Chester Ber­ 10:00 a. m. Sunday School received his discharge in Decem­ the house formerly occupied by sociation. Dr. Pritchard, who •lelgh will be the week end guest 11:00 a.m. Morning service. ber, 1945, after serving six years Mrs. I. C. Tuthill, Mr. and Mrs. ryman, Berley and Carl Ladd, has served thlrty-flve years in of Mr. and Mrs. George Rowland. Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Smith, Jr., on James Lyle and son, James III, J. C. Griffith, Eddie Yountz, Subject, “Pastor and People.” with the U. S. army. Church street and are making the ministry. Is retiring at the Roll call at close of service. After September 28 they will James Wall left Wednesday of Charlottesville, Va., were Darmen Stroud, Bill Anderson, session of the Western North preparations to move at an early be at their home on the new l o r Fort Bragg to enlist in the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Stroud, James Gaither, BUI date. 6:30 p.m.' B.T.U. Carolina Conference, which Knox Johnstone. Cartner, Buddy Stroud, Irvin Germanton road. U. 8. Army. 7:30 p.m. Union service led by meets In Asheville October 2-7. Miss Louise Caudell, Mr. and Davis, Carl Green, and Ralph He and Mrs. Pritchard expect Mr. and Mrs. W . A. Williams R. B. Sanford has returned Dr. J. E. Pritchard. Mrs. Phil Edwards and Sheek Kurfees. to move to their home at Ashe­ Rev. Fink Completes returned to their home in Char­ home from Decatur, Ga., where Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer Bowden apent last Saturday in boro on October 10. lotte Tuesday after a visit with he visited Mr. and Mrs. Hana- meeting, followed by choir re- 6 Years in Davie Raleigh.______-Two JEiostesses ______her.sRl...... — ------Mr.-and--Mr3r-Pi-Jr-Jobnson-.— -fordSama.— ------■“Oh“ neTct'SuMay7Tte-V.--0rilVr'“ Sheek Bowden, Bill LeGrand, W einer Roast Fink, the pastor of the Davl« ___ 'Paul Marklln. came in last Fri­ Mr. and Mrs. Robah Calloway Have Bridge Party Presbyterian Clinton Hege and Ezra Howell charge, wUi preach at 11 алп. day from Fort Bragg, where he and Mr. and Mrs. R. Maxwell Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Dr. Robert King, pastor. Given Group returned this week to State col­ at Salem church and at 7:30 received his discharge from the and children of Boonvllle were Mrs. O. C. McQuage entertained 10:00 a. m. Sunday School Misses Katherine Foster and lege, Raleigh. o’clock at Center. This will fin­ army. He was a corporal when Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. at a dessert bridge party Friday 11:15 a. m. Morning Worship Laura Lee Carter entertained the Tuesday, 8 p.m. Prayer service. ish six years of service as pastor discharged and had spent ten Gilmer Brewer. Miss Louise Caudell, Lester evening at the home of Mrs. young girls and boys of Dulln’s Martin, Jr., Henry Short, Hol­ of this charge. These will be his months In 'overseas service, McQuage, Macedinia Moravian Methodist church at a wiener Mr. and Mrs. CecirLittle were final services for he will move land Holton, Jim Latham, Paul Miss Marietta Smith, bride- roast Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. W . H. Barney­ called to Nashville, Tenn., last Rev. J. George Bruner, pastor. Gray Boger, Cllnard LeGrand elect of November, ai^d Mrs. A. to another charge soon. His ap­ castle of route 1 have received Friday because of the illness of 8:45 a. m. Sunday School. Those enjoying the occasion and Paul Marklln left Tuesday T. Grant, Jr., a recent bride, pointment will be made at the. word from their son, Ross, that her father. 11 a.m. Worship service. ' were Edna, Evelyn Potts, Iftlen, for SaUsbury to enter Catawba annual conference, which me«ts- were presented gifts by the Gladys Foster, Dollle Carter, Iva he has arrived in Seattle, Wash. at Asheville October 2. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Blackwel- college. hostesses. Aiwenslon Episccpal While overseas he was equip­ Nell McDaniel, Betty Jean Bur­ der, Jr., were week end guests High score for the evening was Rev. William Price, rector. There have been 90 members ment sergeant in the military Mrs. G . W . Yokeley of Wln- ton, Lillie Mae Bailey, Addle of Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer Brewer. held by Mrs, John Durham and 10 a.m. Sunday school. added to the rolls of the charge railway service on the Island of ston-Salem spent Flrday and Mae Foster, Doris Milter, Mrs. Miss Ann Clement won the con­ 11 a.m. Morning worship on during I this last year’s work. A Hokkaido in the northern part Frank Daniel went to Ft. Bragg Saturday of last week with her Marguerite Whitaker, Katherine solation. Travel prizes were won each second and fourth Sunday. total of 251 have been received of Japan with headquarters at last Thursday for induction into parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Foster, Laura Lee Carter, Troy by Mrs. Durham and Miss Mar­ during the six years of service. Sapporo. the army. Grant. McDaniel, H. R. Hendrix, Jr., garet Smith. Mrs. Leslie Daniel The total membership of the abc Keller-Scott Jim Frank Whitaker, Elmer Carl E. Shell, district sanita­ churches of the charge is 950. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lyerly and and Mrs. S. A. Harding won the Hendrix, Hoyt Bailey, Virgil rian, returned home la.st Satur­ G.A.’s Have Announcement sons of Statesville were weeK end bingo prizes. Potts, Paul Foster, Richard Hen­ Among other material ad­ day from Camp Jackson, W es­ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott of guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. W iener Roast Others playing Include^Mes- drix, Alton Orrell. vances of the charge. Concord Freeman. ton, W . Va., where he attended dames Hoy Poston, C. F. M e­ Cooleemee announce the mar­ church Ь ец raised this year In The Intermediate G A . ’s of the a food seminar sponsored by the roney, Jr.. Clarence Grant, riage ot their daughter, Mur- cash $1,325 on a new church Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thompson Baptist church enjoyed a welner BIRTHS ANNOUNCED U. S. Public Health Service. Rep­ Grady Ward, Knox Johnstone, lene, to Leonard Keller, on Sat­ building, and Hardison h a s have received word that their roast last Friday night at the resentatives from flve states and P, G. Brown, J. K. Sheek, Jr., urday, September 31. Rev. E. W . Mr. and Mrs. Clay Harbin, city, raised, Including materials, aon, James, is en route to Fort home of Daisy Mae Irvin. the District of Columbia were C. R. Crenshaw, Gaither San­ Turner performed the ceremony a son, Larry Wayne, at Long's around $1,000 on a remodeling Bliss, El Paao, Texas, where he Those present were Luclle A n ­ present. ford, Jim Kelly, J. F. Hawkins, at the home of the groom’s par­ hospital, Statesville. enterprise, while Liberty has will be stationed. derson, Martha Mason, Marlon J. Frank Clement, Curtis Price, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Keller. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Potts, raised over $600 on a repairing Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Knight of Horn, Ann Martin, Daisy Mae Roy Holthouser, J. F. Lowrance, Mrs. Keller wore a gold wool Advance, Rt. 2, a girl, Sept. 19. program. Also all churches are Charlotte and Millard Foster of Irvin, Frances Collette, Nancy C. W . Young, Robert S. McNelU, dress, with which she used Mr, and Mrs. Paul Harpe, Rt, paying out all items on the bud­ Kannapolis were Sunday guests Durham, Betty Ann Turner, Bill Princess Theatre W. M. Long, W. A, Dryden, P. brown accessories. Her flowers 1, a son Larry Paul, September get as usual. The budget amounts of Mr. and M rs . N. T. Foster. Collette, Leonard Collette, Jack P H O N E i n D. Moody, Gerald Biackwelder, were a corsage of gardenias. 22. to $3,017. For all purposes the Ward, Grady Dunn, Fred Long, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Stonestreet M. H. Murray, Armand Daniel, six churches are raising this year William Graves, Jimmie Camp­ of Albemarle and Miss Mary G. W . Yokeley, J. P, LeGrand, Use An Enterprise Want Ad. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE more than $7,000. THURS, • FRIDAY bell. Elizabeth Stonestreet of W in ­ L. P. Martin, J. R. Slier, W . J. ston-Salem visited Mr. and Mrs. “My Reputation” Wllfong, Harry Osborne, Russell Boone Stonestreet Sunday. W oman’s Club Felts, ' and Misses Kathryn Barbara Stanwyck and Brown, Ann Grant, Jane and George Brent Freeman Slye of Tacoma Park, Holds Meeting Mary McGuire, Miss Marietta Md., is a patient At a Maryland _ The Mocksville W om an’s club AUTUMN ESSENTIALS Smith,'Mrs. A. T. Grant, Jr., and S A T U R D A Y . hospital, suffering from polio. met Monday evening In the la­ Mrs. W . W . Smith came In for Mr. Slye has been sick for about dles’ parlor of the Methodist the dessert course. “Phantom of the a month, but has Just recently church with Mesdames T. N. for MEN and BOYS Plains” been diagnosed polio. He is the Chaffin, E. W . Crow, Z. N. An- with husband of the former Mary derson and B. I. Smith hostesses. Baptist Circles WILD BILL ELLIOTT Nelson Anderson of Mocksville. They voted to give the home Compliment Teachers MONDAY-TVESDAY economics department of the Mr. and Mrs. W . A. Murray of The teachers of the Mocks­ LEATHER JACKETS high school $10 to be spent on Malden were week end guests viUe school and their husbands needed Improvements. Reports “ADVENTURE” of Mr. and Mrs. M. H . Murray and wives were honor guests last with from project leaders were given Robert S. McNelU is in Dur­ Thursday evening at an Infor­ and the education committee WIND6REAKERS CLARK CABLE and ham this week attending federal mal reception given by circles 1 GREER OARSON presented Mrs. J. H. Thompson court. and 2 of the Baptist church at PLAID AND SOLID COLORED and Mrs. J. Frank Clement, who the home of Mrs. McQuage. gave book reports. Guests were met at the door Miss Florence Mackle gave a by Mrs. C. W . Young, general demonstration on "Shoes and chairman, and Mrs. McQuage. MACKINAWS Feet” and Miss Mary Lewis Others assisting In entertaining showed a movie on correct pos­ were Mesdames J. F, Hawkins, ture. P. S. Young, Harley Sofley, J. P. Gifts were presented Мг.ч. J. Davis and Misses Inez Naylor E. Pritchard and Mrs. G. W . FALL DRESS SHIRTS and Hazel Turner. Fink, who are leaving the club About 75 guests Including soon for their new homes. members of the local school Devotlonafi were given by board were present. COMPLETE LINE in taking Mrs. J F. Lowrance. Two new members, Mrs. W . J. Wllfong ca re of and Mrs, J. K, She«k, were wel­ Teachers Honored FALL DRESS HATS comed. Thirty-three members By Presbyterians your clothes were present. The Presbyterian auxiliary TOPPERS IN BLUE AND BROWN complimented the local teachers Murchison-Busick at a tea at the hut last Friday Vows Are Spoken afternon. Mrs. W . H. Klmrey, POST-WAR MODEL! Mrs. Gaither Sanford, Mrs. CecU The critical shortave of wearing apparel Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Buslck of Morris and Mrs Hugh Sanford, is still with us. That’s why it’s wise and Boston, Mass,, announce the auxiliary oflicers, greeted the sensible to preserve your precious ward­ marriage of their daughter, Dor­ GOODYEAR PLASTIC RAINCOATS, $12.95 guests, robe. Expert dry' cleanlnv vives your othy Faith, to Kenneth Murchi­ Tea was poured from a beau­ suits and coats that brand new loolc, as son of Mocksville on September tifully appointed table by Mrs. weil as longer life, because ot our ap- 15, 1946, at Unity churoh. The PLASTIC JACKETS, $5.95 Robert King. pearanoe-revlring- nse-prolonging tech­ ceremony was’ performed by In addition to the teachers nique. To get double duty from your Rev. Albert K. Herilng assisted the wives of the local ministers clothes, put your clothing in our hands. by Rev. William Rice, were Invited. About 60 guests C .C .?^ M F0RDÉ>0»C 0. caUed during the hour. Towns and rural areas In many Davie Dry Cleaners counties are cooperating in rat The Ayshlre cow was imported Ph o n e ; m o c k v i l l e , n .î:. Into the United States in 1882 7 s MOCKSVILLE, N.,C. eradication campaigns. A rat killed is >2 saved. from Ayr, Scotland. PAGGI THE MOCKSVILLE (N. С.) ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1946

Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Cope and Lithium is the lightest of All-risk crop Insurance appli­ children attended services at 7Г1 д т SMtLE w vieroli? metals— a cubic foot ot it weighs cation on wheat must be filed BIXBY North Creek Sunday. CORNATZER only 33 pounds, as compared with by September 28. Consult your Mr. and Mrs. Porter Stokes 108 pounds for the same amount A A A committeeman. Mrs. Turner Robertson and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sallie Sheets Is a patient ot magnesium. at Davis Hospital, Statesville,, In daughter and Arnold Robertson R. A. Hilton. Burke county farmers have Mrs. Dewey Robertson and a serious condition. spent Friday afternoon In Lex­ found that pulling fodder and ington. children spent Friday with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones have Tuberculin testing of dairy cutting tops ot corn are poor Mrs. James Everhardt and Hobert Howard. moved Into the house formerly herds was' Introduced in 1890 practices, says County Agent R. children of Winston-Salem and Miss Foy Robertson Is sick at occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank by Dr. S. M . Babcock. L. Sloan. Robert Nivens of Charlotte were the home of her parents, Mr. Barney. week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. J. H. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. George Graves Lee Roy Nivens and W . T. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. E. R, Beauchamp ot Turrentlne spent Sunday with Miss Peggie Cornatzer spent have received word that their Mr. and Mrs. Worth Potts. Sunday with Shirley and Betty son, Earlle (Jaybird) has landed Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Foster and Prescription Promptness - Beauchamp. safely in Manilla. daughter, Theresa, spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Lee H en­ drix. Lindsay Frye spent Friday

with Mr. and Mrs. George M c­ W e ’re proud of our dependable Daniel. reputation. For years doctors Miss Mary Starr and Lonnie and patients alike have relied on G, Murphy were recently united us for better, more accurate pre* In marriage and have moved into scrlptlon,. cdmpoundlnf... They our community. know the Ingredients are fresb, Several from here visited Mrs. pure, and pfotent. They know Sallie Sheets at a Statesville they get immediate attentton. hospital Sunday. They know us, and depend on us. W.e’i® . prescription proud 1______Miss Doris Potts spent Sunday with Maxine Cornatzer.

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fa and pastures and some ser­ acres ol Improved pasture and The Foundation Seed Produe NEWSOFFARM lcea. five more cres of alfalfa, ers, Inc., In cooperatlpn with the CONSERVATION WORK PAYS Crop Improvement association 1j. L. Miller, near Pino, in a WELL plans to double the production TME$E WAWT AH I recent discussion with County CONSERVATION ol corn hybrid seed in 1947. Pro m iL Agent Hobson says soil building By O. M cCLELLAN W. ductlon was doubled this year. 1 г Л а / Y e n ¥ t t u n and management has paid him California and Oregon are the Edward OINell, near Bethel well. He said, ”1 used to make chief producers of ladlno clover The,, milk bottle was Invented Churoh, returned veteran, has around one thousand bushels of seed, now widely used in per­ Wi: PAY—Oaen pncee for uaed F O R SALE by Dr. Hervey D. Thatcher, ol autnnobllee. McOanl<______Mtotoi ATTRACTIVE INViESfTMENT decided to farm with some b s -> grain and thought I was doing manent pasture mixtures. The Co., Saliebury, N. C. e-lB-tl Permanent construction — 1980 Potsdam, New York. slstance under the G . I Bill of well.” He is now. making around former produces SOO thousand leet floor space, 2V2 miles Irom NOTICE OF SHERIFTS SALE last growing city, corner location Rights. fThe Middle Yadkin Dis­ three thousand bushels, pounds, and the latter about 400 HOMES, FARMS AND LOTTS OF AUTOMOBaE now operated as roadside restau­ trict recently helped Edward thousand. 11 rooms, lights, water, 3>/ rant doln#! good business. O n The District assisted the acres land. 200 It. Irpnts, paved Under and by virtue ol pro­ proposed super highway No. 64 inake a farm plan for soil Im- street, 1 block Irom city square, visions ol law and especially Approximately 3>/z acres. Ideal Millers in seeding nine acres of IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE pnjvementi and conservation 3 blocks Irom new furniture section 18-6 ol General Statues lor tourist court. Living room, alfalfa Just before the Septmber plant, Ideal for apartments. ol North Carolina 1943 I will bedroom and bath. w r k Including Improved pas­ ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE 4 rooms with kitchen nook. oiler lor sale at public auction PARKS REALTY COMPANY flood last year. Despite the dam ­ Having qualified as adminls« New house, lights,, water, paint, DR. McINTOSH tures, alfalfa, terracing and lor cash at the courthouse door Statesville, N. C. Phone 66 age done to the stand they are trator ol the estât eol Mollle ed in and out. Vi acre land, in Mocksville, Davie county, 9-27-2t seeding some steep land to ser­ Baity, deceased, late of Davie blocks from square. North Carolina, on Saturday, HEDRICK well pleased and plan to sow County, North Carolina, this Is 8 rooms, 1агке lot. fronts two OPTOMETRIST lcea lespedeza. The district is September 28, 1946, at 12 o’clock RADIO REPAIR SHOP—Now In more this fall. to notlly all jjersons having streets, nice lawn and shade, noon the lollowlng described full operation at Walker Fu­ 436 N. Trade Stnet making a special effort to help claims against fne estate ol said near high school and furniture property seized while transport­ neral Home. Don’t throw your W . W . Smith, local business deceased to exhibit them to the plant. ing intoxicating liquor contrary old radio away. Have It flxed. Winston-Salem, N. O . these boys get started on the undersigned. Hubert R. Baity, Service Station with 5 room to law: man, had built 32,300 feet of 9-l-3tfn BftT* Tour Eyes Вж»1а1и*а road to success. 125 E. Devonshire Street, W in ­ living quarters and cement ga One 1947 Chrysler Coupe, M o­ ______RcffBlarly terraces In the last two weeks on ston-Salem. North Carolina, on rage, ЗУ» miles south of city on tor No. 01-33888. bearlnK license G E N E R A L Electrical Contract­ Clay Tutterow, at Center, also or belore the 20th day ol Sep­ U. S. Highway 601. No. 526-825. ing and Electrical Service. N. 0. his farm near Sheffield. His tember, 1947, or this notice will New 3-room tile brick build Licensed Electrician and Con­ was assisted in making a plan This the 5th day oi September, farm manager, Norris Peamster, be pleaded in bar ol their re­ ing, tile well, 4 on or demanded in the said Complaint. This the 2nd day of September. • Lithographing jefore the Bth day o t Septem­ cf 1h# ganarol stort . , . with o ktroitn« lomp In th* bock on ber. 1947, or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recov­ S. H . CHAFFIN, dork doyi sprtodino its fumw omonfl th* borrcli of dri*d apples, ery. All persons Indebted to СЯС. Davie County. N. C. • Typewriters said estate will please make Im­ B. C. Brock, Atty, 9-6-4t sugor, ond molo(S*i. mediate payment. NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUM­ • Complete Office This the 9th day ol Septem­ MONS BY PUBLICATION ber, 1946, NORTH OAROLINA Supplies ELVA WIUJAMS JAMBS, DAVIE COUNTY Today... Farmington, N. C. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT B. C. Brock, Attorney. 9-13-pt John Frank O'Neal, admr. DB.N. of the estate of R. S. Ferabee, rr PAYS TO ADVERTISE Duk* Power Compony enfllneert or* maklng iijjht o portner In dec’d. vs. •torekeeplng dll through the Piedmont . . . light to dramotlz* J. E. Tutterow, et als PIANOS The defendants. Mis. H. H. counters and Insets . . . soft valance light of high fidelity . -. . Walker and husband. H. H. Wal­ NEW SPINETS ker; T. M . Ferabee and wife, uri Mrs. T. M . Ferabee; Mrs J. H, subtle overhead lighting . . . decorative background lighting for FINE UPRIGHTS GOOD PLAYERS Drake and husband, J. H. Drake; Robert Dwight Tutterow and RED BLOODi dramotle effects without any change In actual background . . . Fully guaranteed — Cash or wife, Mrs. Juanita P. Tutterow; John S. Ferabee and wife, Mrs. Д М П1Ц N EW TONIO light to center attention on window groups , . . and entrance Terms — $95.00 up — Free John S. Ferabee; Mrs. J. C. Brun­ Delivery. Shop In High Point «tllh VITAMINt, MINIRALS son and husband J. C. Brunson; pits KAMOUl IIVIRIXTRAOT lighting that draws people like o gracious hostess. and Save the Difference. Kenneth Ferabee and wife Mrs, Kenneth Ferabee; and John Clement Ferabee and wile Mrs. Harris- Kelly Piano Co. John Clement Ferabee, will take High Point, N. C. notice that an aation entitled as above has been commenced In the Superior Court ol Davie Aira1 potent Llvrr Ex>l«mlni, I County. North Carolina to sell tract, which are compounded the lands ol R Ferabee, de­ ■•th*r In new KlentKio V*T » R IN O T H A T s. Tonic. Thii U to give a more bal­ ceased,' to make assets lor the anced action, to bring more over* payment ol his debts: that the aU reiultf, where your condition PM seniprioH to ■Imply reiulti (rom lacking the said delendants will lurther take ■Ignldcant elemenli in V-T,caui< notice that they are required Ing nutritional tatiiue. 1Г you are to appear at the office of the not THBILLED with V-T'i latii- (action after taking only an« Clerk of Superior Court of Davie bottle, your County, in the courthouse in money back. Mocksvllle, N. C., on the 28th Askyourdoc- day of October, 1946, and answer toraboutV'T DUKE POWER COMPANY or demur to the complaint in for WIT. ftCCUMTt.PtW

Miss Miller School Health William R. Davie PTA Rotarians Endorse Asheboro, a 4-plece set of d« luxe. aluminum ware. The pre­ Complimented Is Discussed In Membership Drive Boy Scout Drive sentation was wittily made by NOTICE Miss Elizabeth Miller of Far Concrete recommendations for Mrs. M . D. Pope presided at At Its meeting Tuesday the Rev. Henry C. Sprinkle, another mlngton, wil^o will become the the health betterment of Davie the William R. Davle P.-TA. Mocksville Rotary club endorsed club member. bride of LaVem e Shore of y ad ­ county’s school children were meeting last Thursday night, We have just installed a Button Covering the flnance campaign for Davie Visitors were George Hen­ kinville, on October 12th, was made last Wednesday by county when they held bhelr flrst meet- Boy Scouts which opens October dricks, local merchant, and Oeo. extended courtesy Saturday af­ teachers and principals In the tog of the new year, Rev. Wade Machine. —- >Iow prepared to Coyer most 9II .14. Members agreed to aid > in Crowell and Oeorge Everback of ternoon at tea, when Mrs. John flrst county-wide meeting of the Hutchins gave the devotlonaU the ' solicitation, as might ’ be Wlnston-iBalftm. kinds of Buttons. E. Williams, Miss Ruth Wago­ year. and used as his topic, "Coopera* requested by Orady Ward, scout President Bill Pennington an­ ner were hostesses at the home The four-hour long meeting tion and Unity”. chairman of the Davie district nounced that the glass for the Come in and see our samples of Buttons of Mrs. Williams here. consisted of & work conference During the business session who was In charge of the pro­ windows of the hut are here and Mixed fall flowers in pastel on the subjects of nutrition, reports from the standing com­ gram. will be Installed this week. It is shades were used In decoration handicapped children, screening, mittees appointed last spring expected to move Into the hut throughout the home. Guests physical and health Instruction, Bunn Hackney, scout execu­ were given. It was voted to be­ for regular meetings after next were greeted at the door by the healthful environment, safety tive of the Uiwharrle council, gin the membership drive and month. It has not yet been de­ We will be open all Day on Wednesday Ser* hostesses and Mrs. Harold Shore and flrst aid and health services. presented the matter briefly, close It Iri October. First prize termined where the club wiU and Introduced to the receiving Guests and consultants In­ stating $1,432 was sought for the for the most members for any meet In October. ving you Six days per week. line, which Included the follow­ cluded Dr. Ernest A. Branch, of operating fund and $2,005 for grade will be $5 donated by Mrs. Wom en of the W.S.C.S. served ing: the state board of health, Dr. the camp improvement fund. He Nannie Hayes and second prize, a chicken pie dinner and were Miss Elizabeth Miller, the hon­ J. Henry Hlghsmith, of the di­ also said the Lions club in Coo­ VISIT US OFTEN $3, will be given by Lee Baker. given , a rising vote of thanks for oree; Mrs. Lonnie 11. Miller, Mrs. vision of instruction, Miss Hattie leemee had sponsored the cam­ The time for the annual H a S their faithful devotion in serv- Evan Shore, Miss Claire Wall, S. Parrott, -of the department of paign there. loween carnival was set for ng the club. Mrs. Harmon McMahan, Mrs. public instruction, and many Heretofore funds for the Boy Thursday, October 31. George Long, and Mrs. Max others. Scouts have been raised In the Mocksville Cash Store If jwu can count 75 ears o f Conrad. A pamphlet is soon to be pub­ The following grade mothers United W ar Fund. corn on fifty feet of running TRADE AT HOME MOCKSVILLE, N. C. Approximately 125 friends of lished, outlining the plans for were appointed for the year The club presented Dr. J. E. row, with rows 4 feet wide, the- the honoree called during the Improvement and the manner in General chairman, Mrs, Cain Pritchard, who Is retiring from WVWWVWWWM^WmA/WVWWWWWWWWWWWM yield is about 100 bui^els of com. afternoon. which they are to be carried out. Reavls, Mrs, Luclle Baker’s 1st the ministry and moving to per acre. Oood-byes were said to M n . grade: Mrs. Guem ey Joyner, A. T. Banks. Mrs, Lonnie Driver. Miss Pauline' Daniel’s second grade: Mrs, Paul SHEFFIELD Jones. „„Mra...Gu.v...Col'lette..Miss Blanch Brown’s third grade Mrs. S. L, Reeves visited her ADVANCE Mrs. Duard Reavls, Mrs. Cord daughter, Mrs. Charlie Brogdon, Reavls, Mrs. A. W . Ferebee’s in Greensboro Sunday. The W .S.C 5. held their Sep­ fourth grade: Mrs, Cain Reavls, Miss Alma Johnson of High ITS HERE tember meeting at the home of Mrs. Will Furches. Miss Kathryn Mrs. Walter Shutt Wednesday Point visited Rev. and Mrs. Ca­ Brown’s flfth grade: Mrs. John­ night with nine members and rey Bulla last week. nie Smith, Mrs, Glenn Boger, four visitors present. An inter­ Rev. and Mrs. Foster Loftlin The attendance award was esting program was given by the were Sunday supper guests of won by Miss Daniel’s second president, Mrs. George Shutt, Mr. and Mrs. Monzy Richardson. grade. after the business meeting. The Everett Allred is spending At the close of the meeting a hostess served refreshments. some time with his brother, Joe social hour under the direction Mrs. J. W . Jones of Greens­ Allred. Is Your Coverage Light? of Mrs, Guy Collette, Mrs. M . D boro spent the week end here David Bulla visited Wlllle Pope and Miss Brown, principal with friends and relatives. Reeves, Sunday afternoon. was enjoyed by the large group Mra. Matt Poindexter and Mrs. Combat the menace of flre with flre Insurance that is in attendance. W . A. Leonard spent Saturday FARMINGTON CARNIVAL adequate to cover Increased property values. The cost is so in Winston-Salem shopping. The Farmington P. T. A. has little. The protection is sure. To bringr your flre Insurance up Misses Laura Shutt and Willie announced that their Halloween In recent years oat produc­ to present day values, call us without delay Bess Shutt spent Saturday in Carnival will be held Saturday, tion in North Carolina has gone Winston-Salem shopping. October 26. All patrons are re­ from 6 million up to 11 million Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Falrcloth quested to keep this date open bushels a year. Good seed, seed E. C. MORRIS and son, Will, and family of and attend. treatment, early planting, and P H O N E 196 MOCKSVILLE, N. C. Winston-Salem spent Sunday In better fertilization are chief rea­ the mountains. IT PAYS TO ADVER'nSE sons. Mrs. W . A. Hendrix returned home Tuesday after spending a NOW 'S THE nM E week in New York with lier son, TO TAL/< ,4BOU T Bernle Hendrix. Ш КТ W/NTB^'S Mrs. Lula Davis, who suffered a stroke some time ago, is Im­ STORES OPEN COAL . proving and .spent a few days last week visiting her children In Winston-Salem. Mrs. Kenneth Sparks, of W in ­ ALL DAY ston-Salem, spent, the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W , A. Hendrix. Mrs. Nathan Bailey returned WEDNESDAY home last week after spending a Gel Coal When It’s Warm few days in Florida. MOCKSVILLE STORES WILL BE OPEN To Be Warm When Il’s Cold F. F. Walker, 86, ALL DAY ON WEDNESDAY - Here's a hot tip on coal. Get it now, while you can be sure BUILD ONLY ONE of delivery. Cold weather may mean coal shortages. Then, Davie Farmer, Dies too, right now we can (uarantee the same quality you’ve BEGINNING NEXT WEEK FIRE EACH YEAR . . . Ferguson Franklin Walker, 8в, been used to... the same slow'burninf, comfortinf warmth as before. Call 116 today. retired farmer, died last M on­ Save As Much As 40% day at his home In Davle county. p- Surviving are the widow and STORE HOURS REMAIN THE SAME- In Wood four daughters, Mrs. Eugene Mocksville Ice & Fuel Co. Whitley of Greensboro, Mrs. L. P H O N E 116 B. Forrest and Mrs. Jesse A n ­ derson of Davle county and Miss MONDAY-FMDAY THE May Walker of the home. mie funeral was held at 3 pjn. MADAM NENA Tuesday at Antioch Church of ATLANTA Christ. Burial was In the church 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. cemetery. Gifted Palmist and Psychic Medium ^lls you any and everything you wish to know without California and Oregon are the AUTOMATIC asking any questions, gives you names ol enemies and chief producers of ladino clover friends. Gives true and never falling advice on all affairs of seed, now widely used In per­ SATURDAY life. If worried, troubled or In doubt consult this psy

Hours: 9 a. m.-lO p. m. - Vou Must Be Satisfied or No Charge LIGHTNING SPARES INDIANS ASSOCIATION DANIEL FURNITURE Permanently located in Trailer Coach One Mile and a Half North Carolina’s Oheirok;ee North of Airport at O fb u m Station and Walkertown Road Indians firmly believe their George W. Rowland, President Take Montview or Walkertown Bus dlety, Tbunder, was strictly an and ELECTRIC CO___ Indian god. According to their D. J. Mando, Secretary ‘‘At Overhead Bridge” Look For Hand Sign Winston-Salem, N. C. claim, no Indian has ever been Phone 198 killed by lightning,