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VOLUMN XLVI. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY. MAY 2. 1945 NUMBER 40 NEWS OF LONG AGO. Throwing Gems Away Mother’s Day Memorial Services Son* Republicans Lookug To Seen Along Main Street Rev. Walter E. Isenhour. Hiddeoite. N. C. A. J. Crater. Albemarle, N. C. By The Street Rambler. 1 9 4 6 Wbat Wai Happening In Daeie I saw a man throw gems away Mother’s Day will soon be here day For Pvt. Stroud. Elections 0 0 0 0 0 0 Before Tbe New Deal Used Up And then go forth to gather stones And Father's Day is jnst around Regardless of whether or not the Gentleman riding across square war is entirely over—and it certainly Tbe Alphabet, Drowned The And heard him laugh and lightly the corner, so I want to bring them' on borse-drawn sled—Young man sa y : both together and write a short ar will be finised in Eurone before that sitting in moving auto between two time—the 1946 biennial election pro Hogs and Plowed Up Tbe ‘‘These gems belong to crowns and ticle about my dad and mother. girls wltb both arms out of place— raises to be a rough and tumble affair "Precious father, loving mother, Miss Carolyn Craven walking down Cotton and Corn. th ro n es, with the Republicans having a real Or those who have for higher aims Flv across the lonely years, street in the rain—Two industrious (Davie Record, April 3 0 , 1 9 2 4 ) hone that theyjnay control at least Than lie along my earthly beach. And old home scenes of my child­ citizens spending the morning play­ Cotton is 2 9 8 0 cents. one branch of Congress. Or who put In their earnest claims hood ing checkers -M iss Lettie Sheek Dr. H F. Baity, of Knoxville, Itis a political fact that on off For things beyond my mortal reach. In fond memory appears.’’ years the Congressional election usu­ looking ont of second-story win­ Tenn., was in town Friday. In my memory I now recall when ally swings against the party in dow—Wilburn Stonestreet and W. J. E. Ttaarpe, of Statesville, was The gems wele purposes sublime I was just a .small child, following power. This was true in 1938 and F. Dwiggins starting on bee hunt a business visitor here last week. And noble aims that all should around after my daddv and mother again in 1942 but the New Deal ma­ — Mrs. Raymond Siler hurrying Miss Mary Richards, of David­ prize, 011 a little 3 0 acre farm In old Yad jority in Congress-was so great that down Main street in the rain— son, is the guest of Miss Clara And plans by which we each may kin county near Hamptonville Our the Democratic maintained a paper Local preachers bolding caucus on Moore. c lim b majority though at times blocked in borne was just a poor little home as corner—Gossip Club standing in OfScers discovered a blockade The path that in our future lies, in the matter of the New Deal legis­ far as the buildings and the furni­ front of-department store discuss­ sfill outfit on the lands of T. M. To heights that make us useful lation. ture was concerned, but thanks be ing the meat and banana shortage Cain, in South Mocksville, m en , In 1944 although President Roose­ unto God. it was a rich one in the Jack Graham walking across the Miss Ossie Allison returned Fri- W hatever place in life we fill. velt won again, and took some doubt­ spirit of Christ. Dad and mother square with black bundle under bis day from a visit to Miss Kopelia W hether to wield the fluent pen, ful Congressional Seats along with were both Christians, and I mean him, the margin in Congress is still arm—Drug store cowboys entertain­ Hunt at Leaksville. Or work in busy mart or mill. fotlowers of the Lord. fairly aloae and the Republicuns feel ing yonng ladies—Henry Poplin Mr. and Mrs T. F. Meroney He cast aside the gems of prayer, They taught j s children the Bi­ they have an excellent chance to up­ gazing at empty meat counter— have returned from their bridal trip The gems of honesty and truth, ble, and the conteuts too, for I set the political applecart in the George Rowland bolding long con and will occupy a cottage on Salis­ Memorial services will be beld next And seemed for notuing great to have heard dad say many times Sunday afternoon. April Gtb. at 3 o’clock, House next vear. That is why, under versation with friend. bury street. ea re, "Spare the rod and ruin the child." at Society Baptist Church. 10 miles west the energetic leadership of Congress­ Miss Mary Benceni and brother of Mocksville, on the Statesville highway Although he was a handsome youth And he didn’t spare it. When we for Pvt, James E. Stroud, son of Mr. and man Charles A. Halleck, of Indinia, Is This True? Hal, of High Point, were guests of Who could have filled a worth Mrs. S. E. Stroud, of R 4. James was they are not at all discouraged about needed a whipping we got it. No, not in North Carolina, will Mr and Mrs. J C Boger, on R. killed in action in Germany on Nov. 19th, 1946. while place They taught us to work, and 1944. American Legion, Davie County In the Senate the prospects are we ever get to vote on the liquor I, last week. Somewhere within his earthly realm they let us play. Mymothertaught Post 174, of Mocksviile. wlll be in charge of the service. The public is given an.in­ question until we send a majority H. A. Sanford is spending a few With beauty shining from his faee. not quite so rosy, yet the chances are me early about God, the great cre­ vitation to be present. that the State will be a lot closer po­ of dry men to the legislature. W e days in town. Mr. Sanford says Awaiting heaven's diadem. ator, also of Jesus, and that be died are told that members of the House there has been a notable growth of litically after the 1946 election than The stones he gathered . in their on the cross for me and for all. I it is now, due to political reason of the General Assembly played the town since he left here six stea d can now remember when not over A Shame given above. "polka,” a game that is not a game, months ago. W ere stones of idleness and sin, 3 or 4 years old, of my sweet moth­ We have read that a soldier, 1 8 , Tne Republicansnow have 40 mem­ unless you gamble. Played "polka" The pouring of concrete on the And mental food on which he fed er telling me one day, "Jay, if we wrote his mother, saying that all bers in the Senate. They have gain­ and drank liquor with women every Iasf link of the Mocksville-Winston That never helps a soul to win, will be good and love Jesus, and but a few officers and men get ed two since the election through the nigbt until very late. And these highway was begun Tuesday morn­ Nor blesses others on life’s road always live for Him, He will come drunk. Ernie Plye, a popular co­ death of two Democratic members men make laws to punish other ing. There is a little more than and the appointment of two Repub­ Who ought to have a lifting-hand. after us some day and carry us to lumnist in Europe, says that two men for gambling or getting drunk. %y2 miles of bard-surface road to lican to fill the vacancies, appoint­ That they may bravely bear their that great sweet home above, there things American soldiers will do, No wonder there is trouble in this buitd. ments made by Republicans gover­ lo a d we will have a real home, and ev- 'dtink liquor and gamble.’’ No fair land of ours.—W ilkes Hustler. Mr. and Mrs. O C. Austin and nors. In the 1946 Senatorial elec­ W hile passing through this pilgrim erything there is beautiful and good mother would content to al son Sam, and Mrs. Matlock, of tions. there will be contests for 1 2 lan d sweet, an-l we can all live together low her son to associate with drink­ Statesville, spent Sunday here the seats how held by Republicans and RetmnuDg Vets Be forever.’’ Praise God for a Chris­ ing and gambling men. One ot guests ot Misses Lilla and Cora He gathered stones of unbelie for 20 beld by Democrats. In order tian mother. the greatest harms this war will do to make the kind of showing they Given Assistance Austin. In God and His eternal Word, Time passed on and -daddy wonld is damage the moral fibre of Ameri hope for the Republicans must re­ Agricultural advisory committees Mrs. Harry Fyne. of Henderson, A n d seem ed to rea ch to r e v e r y s h e a f be at work everv day except Sun can youtb. Of all times of. human tain ati or nearly all of these twelve have been oiganized in each coun­ and Mrs. Julius Young, of Dur- Against the truth of which he heard day, and it was real haid work too existence, being in eminent danger seats. They confidently expect to do ty in North Carolina to give as ham, wera week-end guests of their Also he gathered stones of lust, cleaning up new grounds, chopning is the time for strict sobriety. A n so. So far as the 20 contested seats sistance to returning war veterans, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stew, Of selfishness and wrong desires, now held by Democrats are concern­ wood, hewing logs for buildings, intoxicated man may be reckless, who are interested in obtaining aid art, on N. Main street. And built on nothing we can trust. ed. five of these are In; the Solid plowing and so on. So I ’d be with but be is not at all likely to be pru­ in agriculture problems, says R. A small barn belonging to J. F. And nothing that uplifts, inspires. Southand theycan be expected to daddy a lot of the' time, following dent, the better part of valor. Yet, W. Shofiner, in charge of exten­ Moore was destroyed by fire about We cannot throw life’s gems away go Democratic again. Southern De­ him everywhere he’d let me go our government permits . aod - en sion farm management a t State midnight. Wednesday. The barn And ever hope to wear a crowo, mocratic leaders are mostly anti- He, too, would tell me about the dorses the manufacturing ot intoxi­ C o lle g e . was empty with the exception of a Or reach the heights where we New Deal, but have not yet gotten Lord, and how we should live for cants liqaors. — Wilkes Hustler. to the point where they cm rally the "Tbeee committees are compos­ quantity of wood. It is not known sh a ll s ta y Him, and that beautiful city of voters in their own states against ed of ptogressive farmers repiesent. how the fire started. The fire W ith men of worth and true renown Heaven. Sometimes he would talk New Deal candidates. The label Re­ ing all sections of each country,” fighters arrived in time to save For by these gems they won their WioeSaleHaIted about his parents that died long be* publican is too much for the voters he explains. ' ‘Their function is to nearby buildings. fa m e, At the meeting of the town board fore, and how good thev were, and of the South. The memory of the advise with veteians who come to Charlie Summerall and Miss Ber­ And wseathed the laurels for their of West Jefierson a resolution was how he wished thev could have Iiv Civil War and of reconstruction days them for assistance in selecting tha Foster were united in marriage brow , adopted banning the sale of wine in ed longer, and how he always tried is still too vivid. farms, getting started In farming as at the home of the bride’s mother, A n d left the world a noble name, that place. to obey'them, and I could see big But there are fifteen seats, now a vocation. Mrs T. P. Foster, on Wednesday To whom, in true respeet, we bow. held by Democrats in the N rth 'and tears standing in bis eyes.- I didn’t "IF MY PEOPLE, WHICH ARE CALLED BY "The returning veterans should evening at 7 :3 0 o’clock. The mar­ border states which will be contest­ know what it meant tber, but I do MY NAME, SHALL HUMBLE THEMSELVES, AND first contact the county agent, who riage ceremony was performed by ed In 1946 and it is among these fif­ Eisenhower Gets Car now. Yes, when I stood by moth PRAY. AND SEBC MY FACE, AND TURN AWAY is secretary of the advisory com­ Rev J. T. Sisk Mr. and Mrs. A London and Northeastern rail­ FROM THEIR WICKED WAYS; THEN WILL I teen that the Republicans expects to er’s bed with my band on her coo] mittee in the county. Tbe agent is Summeralt will make their home way sleeping car has been conver­ HEAR FROM HEAVEN, AND WILL FORGIVE make gain. These states are Mis- brow as. she was leaving this world, soure, New Mexico. Rhode Islan I, in position to give the veteran re­ with Mrs. Foster. ted into an armored coacb for Gen­ THEIR SINS, AND WIU HEAL THEIR IAND."- I knew. Mother and daddy were 2 CHRON. 7:14. Pennsylvania, West Virginia. Arizo­ liable information regarding the The funeral of Mrs. Mary Eliza eral Eiseuhower and is now on the so devoted to each other, there was CAN THE LORD DBiEND ON YOU "AND MB na, New York, Washington, Mon many problems which be will face. Vogler, 8 7 , of Cooleemee, was held continent for his use. The car con­ nothing too good for either of them tana and Massachusetts. Of course He can also direct him to those at the Farmington M. E. Church tains a conference room aod a com­ to do for the other. They loved sweet bye and bye, wc shall meet the Republicans do not have to win farmers who will be. able to give Sunday afternoon at 3 :3 0 o’clock, bine dressing and sleeping compart- each other with a love that only on that beautiful shore,’’ “When all of these all of these states to get the most help in making wise de­ conducted by the Cooleemee pas­ ment The roof, sides and ends people of God can have. the roll is called up yonder I ’ll be a majority of one vote, even if they cisions on the problems as they a- tor, arststed by uev. C. M. Me. aae armor piated and the windows, were to hold all of the twelve con I .can now recall to memory, times there,’’ and the sweetest of all the rise. Kinney and Mr Cordell of bullet-proof glass have steel tested seats now occupied by Repub­ when daddy would be in the field songs to me, "Amazing grace, how "The agricultural advisory com­ Laurence Miller, of Spring Hope sh u tter s. licans. T hisabigtask but not en­ working late, then after supper be sweet the sound, that saved a wretch mittees for veterans i 3 w o r k in g visited friends at Farmington the tirely impossible. would go to the store. Sometimes like me,” closely with the Agricultural W ork­ past week. ' He was a teacher in - Among the well known Democrn he would meet up with some of the You know, I have it pictured in ers Council in each county and the the Farmington schools two years tic Senators coming up for re-elec­ RATION GUIDE good neighbors and (alk longer my mind that when daddy and tion in 1946 are Walah and Montana returning veterans will find all of ago, and since then be has been in than he thought, and would be late mother meet again it will be a great and Wheeler of Wyoming. Senator these farm people and .the repre- college and will ba principal of the SUGAR-Book 4, Stamp 35 getting In, and mother would get reunion and rejoicing that will last Walsh is bv no means a New Dealer sentatatives of all agricural agen­ Spring Hope consolidated school is valid for 5 pounds. uneasv about him. As it would foreuer and sorever, and Senator Wheeler differs radical­ cies in the county most anxious to the coming vear. SHOES-AirpIane stamps I, begin to get dark she would be The last words mother ever SDoke ly with the administration on foreign give him all possible assistance ” J. W. Ward, a well-known citi. 2 and 3 in book 3 valid in­ come more uneasy. She would walk to me was, "Jay, meet me in beav policy. But they are stronger than zen of Jerusalem township, died at definitely. out ou the porch and look and Iis en, for I know I am going.” their party in their two states and To Wives and Parents his home last Wednesday, aged 6 5 ten In the direction of the store. Although I. have made many the chances are thev will win again. MEATS, FA fS: Y5 and Another strong Democratic candi­ years The funeral and burial ser­ After a while she would hear some mistakes and blunders in life, but of Soldiers vices were held Thursday afternoon Z5 and A2 through D2 valid date is Senator Meafl of New York. one coming whistling cr singing, by the love and mercy of a sin for­ But there is talk Senator Mead may If you are sending The Re­ and the body laid to rest in Mace­ through June 2; E 2 through J2 valid through June 20 ;K2 and she would come back in with giving God I am expecting to meet be drafted to run against Governor cord to your husband or son donia cemeterv. Mr. Ward is sur. through P2 valid throu July that sweet smile, for she knew his my other some Street day and there Dewey heading the state ticket next who is in the armed forces, vived hv his wife and several' sons 31st. Book 4, red stamps. voice, and he was always whistling reign with her forevermore. At year. If this is done a Senatorial please see Aat his subscrip­ and daughters. or singing. Dear old daddy is still times I don’t feel like it will be candidate of less vote getting ability tion is paid in advance. We L. C. Meacbam died at Davis FROCESSED FOOD: H2 with us, at the age of 8 0 years. ' I long, but praise the Lrird, I feet might be picked. are forced to discontinue all Hospital, Statesville, Wednesday through M2 valid thru June trust he will be with us-many more like I can say with old Paul, "If All in all the political election next subscriptions to the boys-in morning of pneumonia, ” aged 3 5 2; N2 thru S2 valid thru June years. But dear mother has been this earthly bouse of my was dis. year promise to be foil of fight and foreign lands or in army years. He was a resident of Yad- 30; T2 thru X2 valid through living in her beautiful mansion a solved, I have another building, a interest. They usually are in A- camps in tins country when hlnvllle. Surviving the deceased, July 31. Book 4, blue stamp. Iwve for zoveaTS. In my mind it house not made with hands, etern merica. Let us give thanks that we Aeir subscriptions expires. still hold on to our Democratic tra< besides his widow, who was Miss GASOLINE: Coupon|15A seems I can see her step from her al in the heavens.” The soldiers want thier home traditions.—Union Republican. Reba Snyder, of this city, aire his valid for four gallons through mansion door and look back, this "Precious memories, how they paper. We have had to mark June 21; B6, C6, B7 and C7 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher way and listen to dear old daddy HnRer Our boys must keep on fifht- several-names off our books, Meacbam, two sisters and two bro. coupons valid for 5 gallons; as he StiIl tries to whistle and 'sing How they ever flood my soul, . ing—we must keep on buy­ this week. Maybe one of thers. TFuneral took place at Bur­ second quarter T coupons va­ those sweet old songs they used: to In the stiliness.of the midnight ing WAR BONDS until vic­ them was your husband or lid for 5 gallons thru June. tory Is won. Keep on BACK­ lington Thursday. sing together, such as "In the Precious sacred scenes unfold.” ING THE ATTACK. son. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

Harry S. Truman Sworn In as President The CLASSIFIED DEPAR TMENT HOME TOWN REPORTER BUSINESS & INVEST. OPFOR. WANT MONEY? Here are ten KEYS for In Washington > your financial success. No. I, financial 0 field: No.'s 2-3-4, commercial; No.’s 5*6, B y manufacturing; No.'s 7-8, advertising; No.’s MO, mechanical. Price $1 each. 3 for WALTER A. SHEAD $2i *, $3; 7, $4; All for $0. M. O. please. W NU Staff Correspondint ST E R L IN G TH E STORY 801 Bartlett Building, Milwaukee I, Wii. Jones and his siJ . ABMT AND MEAT SHORTAGE. became lost crossl It happened behind closed doors, Multi-Billion-Dollar MISCELLANEOUS ed In Payneville,! but a lot of housewives would have CASH PRIZES—"MORE FUN" Publica­ wagon route to C f Health Plan tion will show you bow to get more fun first bar, while Al relished being present when Cong. out of life. Only 25c. Clinton Anderson’s special food com- Mere Fan. Box *£5 - BnflalD. N. Yv the street. Ira* " tomer, whistled ,mittee quizzed an array of Wash- WHtJ Wuhington Barau til Onion Trust Building BEND TBBEE DIMES for DOLLAR SIZE street, whom Mell coin. Lord's Prayer and John 3:16. Fine "-ingtpn bigwigs. OW far do you live from a doc­ distance. In a fll A lot of star witnesses were pres­ gift for service men. LEON WHEELER, tor or a hospital? What chance Box 1310 B. H., Coos Bay, Oregon. knocked Ira dowiT ent, but the army, represented by his feet, MeIodyI Hh a v e y o u to g e t into a h o sp ita l shouldPoems,- Lyries. set to excellent music. Maj. Gen. Carl Hardigg of the quar­ whistle at someoq the need arise? How many phys­ Great Oppor.! Satis, assured. Fairest prop* termaster corps, chiefly took it on Dsition: snare-royalty agreement. Free In- entered the store] ically fit persons do for.Bob Standing, Box Si, Verdun, Qne.,Can. th e chin. food. The store ofl you know in your F oxy w as not do J War Food Chief Marvin Jones immediate commu­ the bar had start! started the ball rolling when he pro­ nity? Ing him to be thef duced figures showing that last year, {Buy* (i)aJL (BondBu The answers to when meat was plentiful, the army t h e s e a n d other gummed up the works by failing to q u e s t i o n s h a v e take anywhere near the quantity al­ AT FIRST prompted a senate located to it. In the fourth quarter of IUMOFA “Talk! Talkl subcommittee t o . 1944, the army had asked for one wailed. “You H propose that some­ and a quarter billion pounds of m eat. here, and smar thing drastic be f t V ® Actually, the army took half a billion We’re leavin’!’ done about i* a s pounds less.’ “ W hy?’ s o o n a s pos^.^ie Walter Shead 6 6 6 “Because thi| That, according to the closed- Following the sodden death of the late President Roosevelt, Vice President Harry S. Trmnan was sworn and, as a starter, a door testimony, was the chief CbU PtepataUont a s d i r e c t e d crazy fellers!” in as chief executive. Left to right: Secretary Frances Perkins, Secretary Henry L. Stimson, Secretary Henry bill has been introduced into the sen­ “ W here’s that) reason why ration points on meat A. Wallace, J. A. Krng, Secretary Forrestal, Secretary Wickard, Attorney General Biddle, Secretary Morgen- ate by Senators Burton (R., Ohio) were dropped last year and the rasped, his m us| thau, President Truman, Mrs. Truman, Secretary Ickes, Margaret Truman, Jlnstice Stone, Speaker of the and Hill (D., Ala.) which would au­ started striding housewives got a windfall. The pub­ thorize the appropriation of $ 110,000,- House Rayburn, Fred M. Vinson, and Rep. Joseph W. Martin. street, lurching | lic then got back to the habit of eat­ 000 in federal grants in aid to as­ ing meat. But today, with meat far sist the states in making surveys Melody fell : less plentiful, the army has ordered Again Marines Land on Okinawa Unopposed and plans for hospital construction go in some duml even more than allocated to it last and administration. “where nobody! y e a r. The proposal of the senate sub­ you pike all arT General Hardigg was unable to committee, chairmaned by Senator rump grin; and! satisfy the congressmen a s to w hy Pepper (D., Fla.), however, proposes some dumb fooT IFSO the army failed to take up its meai a series of local health centers, ru­ che papoose coil last year, or at least failed to put it ral hospitals, district and base hos­ W A T C H O U T self, like, ‘WhuJ I or ‘Where am in cold storage for later use. Had pitals which would bring medical at­ The medical profession knows that naturally they i this been done, army demands tention and hospitalization closer A ough a person m ay be cured of com* would now be much smaller. Gen­ to the home towns and rural non malaria they may have it come face, or nothiij back on them. So, if you are once more that by now.” eral Hardigg also was asked to re­ communities of the nation at a cost feeling tired, run down, have pains in port back to congress on meat con­ which, if carried through, would run back and legs, feel weak and billious, no George Fury | appetite and nervous— though chills and in his throat. sumption per soldier in the Brit­ into billions of dollars. fever haven't struck you yet, and you “You got to I ish army, also in the Russian The proposed plan to safeguard have common malaria—it doesn't pay to take any chances. Try a bottle of Oxi- kind of—unsm| army. Congressmen also asked Har- the nation’s health would reach into dine. Oxidine is made to combat malaria, He hadn’t me! digg to report on how much meat every community and would involve give you Iron to help creation of red slipped out on f was consumed by U. S. troops- over­ a close state-federal cooperation to blood cells. If the first bottle doesn’t satisfy you your money will be returned. little. “Like : seas, as compared with that con­ make available to all citizens, not Oxidine has been used for over 50 years. with it. “I aid sumed by troops in the United only curative medical care, but pre­ Get a bottle today at your drug store. this dump, but! S ta tes. ventive and diagnostic services now tain standing.”! lacking or inadequate in thousands RELAXED MEAT INSPECTION George FuryT of small communities and levels of One proposal to ease the meat said queerly, ‘I s o c ie t y .. shortage is to abolish federal in­ sm ilin g , y o u sa f spection in small local slaughter State of the nation’s health was O nce m ore houses. These slaughterers brought into focus by the selective terin g the have to pass state inspection service boards which disclosed that of th e 22 million men of military Chance, from 1 anyway, and most of them are come—an act age, between 8 and 9 million are thoroughly reputable. But to sell could never hf unfit for general military service. inter-state they must pass fed­ th e next. And it is only through the army re­ eral inspection, so many now •Jones was w^ habilitation service that another 1% sell only within state limits. This front of him. million inducted men have been is one reason why cattle-raising A little sr made, fit for service through correc­ states are experiencing no meat F u ry ’s f a c e j tion of physical defects. shortage today. c a r e d w hat Here are the answers to some of General Hardigg, however, “Unsmiling Jol sat on the idea of relaxing fed­ the questions which brought about eral inspection. He argued that the plan to start this program to re­ Kanerabar that Constipation XJnsmilinglyI federal inspection most con­ habilitate the national health: can mako all tasks look blglj into the Lasl tinue. War Food Chief Jones and Accompanied by the marine contingent of bis squadron, this old lithograph portrays Commodore Perry’s A Farm Security administration Energy at low ebb? Check constipa-j thumbs lay IiJ War Mobilizer Vinson were not visit to Okinawa. At the extreme right foreground are two leathernecks in the uniform of that period. Insert su rv ey in 21 typical rural counties tionl Take Nature’s Eemedy (NR edge of his impressed with Hardigg’s argu­ shows IJ. S. marines in full battle attire on decks and gangways of troop transports ready for the latest as­ in 17 states showed that 96 per cent Tablets). Contains no chemicals, no hook,” he hal m en t. sault on Okinawa. An armada of 1,400 ships participated in the operation. of those examined had significant minerals, no phenol derivatives. NB ever he was trf physical defects, with an average Tablets are different— act different! right nor left| “I never tasted federally in­ Purely vegetable —a combination of number of 3% defects per person. restless eyes spected meat until I was in my Pilot Saves B-29 Bomber Crew ‘Clouds of Airplanes’ 10 vegetable ingredients formulated in light, quick! 20s,” scoffed Texas-bred Jones. Only I person out of each 100 ex­ over 50 years ago. Uncoated or candy amined was found to be in “prime ■ coated, their action Ss dependable, moved so stif “Out in Kentucky we did all right physical condition.” thorough, yet gentle, as millions of consciousness I without federally inspected meat,” The Life Extension Institute in ex­ N il’s have proved. Get a 25 i Con- soundsd on tM Vinson agreed. “I never had it until amining 300,000 insurance policy­ Tincer Box today. All druggists.! in the sudden! I was out of my teens.” holders selected indiscriminately, Caution: Take only as directed. hear his Iefl Representative Anderson of Al­ found that 59 per cent were so phys­ NB TONIGHT/ TOMORROW AUfSHT though, a tiny! buquerque, N. M., chairman of the ically impaired as to need the serv­ ALL-VEGETABLE LAXATIVE Suddenly G f committee, then took General Har­ ices of a physician at time of ex­ ing very stral digg to task for the army’s system am ination. he had looked! of poultry buying. Mental Disorders High ered face drel "Out my way, where we’ve got The crowd I plenty of meat,” Anderson said, "the In 1943 the average male indus­ quiet for M el| army isn’t interested in buying trial worker lost 11.4 days and the b a ck a s he poultry. Here in the East, where average female 13.3 days of work ONE WORD SUGGESTION •They m ad e meat is scarce, you’re taking all due to sickness and injury. Appli­ FOR ACID INDICESnON- at the bar. the poultry. Why not spread your cation of these figures to the number G eorge Fu poultry buying so that in areas of men and women employed indi­ space beside I where the public has a hard time cates a loss of more than 600,000,000 wTUMS" was not look' getting meat it can at least get a man-days annually, or 47 times the d er w a s tu littie poultry.” amount of time lost through strikes little, and He pointed out that the army is and lock-outs of all kinds in 1943. a cro ss all thej tak ing 100 per cent of the poultry Two-thirds of the illness encoun­ T he barten in the Delmarva area — Delaware, tered in general medical practice is STRAINS, SORENESS a special Iond Maryland and Virginia. essentially neuropsychiatric in origin han d w a s Vinson supported Anderson, telling and half the patients in hospitals at CUTS, BURNS He said, ver Hardigg: "Try to work that out with any one time are there because , of gents—” andj the war food administration, Gen­ serious mental disorders. A favorite houeehold antisept ic dress* Ing and Iuumeot foe 98 year*—Hanford's for G eorge era l.” The national ratio of general hos­ BALSAU OP MYRRHt It contains “ N o, thank * * * pital beds is only 3.4 per 1,000 popu­ soothing gums to relieve the soreness and hardly heard lation, in many states much less; ache of over-used and strained muscles. SEVENTEEN SWORD WOUNDS. Two or thrl 40 per cent of the counties with an Takes the sting and itch out of burns* INSIDE JAPAN. — The Jap high scalds, insect bites, oak and iv y poison­ from the barl German civilians working for the aggregate of 15,000,000 population command ordered 15 divisions out of ing, wind sus bum* and suming their| British army gaze upwards in won­ have no Tegisteredr hospitals. chapped skin. I ts antiseptic action less* Siberia a month ago to defend the sharply on derment at ttft vast number of air­ There is a shortage of physi­ ens the danger of infection whenever the Japanese homeland. . . . But since llrin is cut or broken. George Fur; Over Tokyo and the flak is pounding np mercilessly at the B-29. craft passing overhead during the cians, particnlarly in the rural the Russians denounced their neu­ Keep a bottle handy for the minor again. “Engine hit and afire,” a crew member phones to the pilot, Lt. Alfred Allied airborne armada’s flight to its areas, and strictly rural areas casualties of Iritchea and nursery. At trality pact, the Japs are frantical­ M elody s w | Stendahl of Los Angeles, who orders the engine extinguisher into opera­ objectives east of the Rhine river. have only about one-third as your druggist—trial size bottle 354* ly scouring the country for more household sise €54: economy sire $1.25. fidentially tion. Bnt it fails to work. Stendahl heads for Guam, and with the plane They must wonder about Goering’s many physicians in proportion to troops to bolster the Russo-Japa­ Q. a HANFORD MFG. CO, Syrmmt N. Y. “Get that sl in desperate condition an emergency landing was made (here. Every­ proud boast that the Reich would population as urban counties, al­ Soto m akers o f , nese frontier. .. . During the Stalin­ swizzle, will! body jumped clear of the plane. “It was a close call,” said Stendahl. never be bombed. though this shortage is not due grad battle, the Russians depleted s ’long’s you T to less need for medical care, for the red army in Siberia. It was the G eorge Fd the burden of illness In rural Cossack cavalry, rushed to Stalin­ h e r e.” M e | Servicemen Honor Roosevelt Youngest Champ areas is Uie same as, or great­ palsarn - N)t{rrb h eard him grad, which saved it. Now the red er than, in urban-centers. De­ army in the east is at about full “Turn yourl spite this need, medical gradu­ strength again. . . . New Premier B ut don’t t e l ates have shown increasing re­ Suzuki of Japan was left for dead M elody Ioj luctance to settle in rnrai com­ W N U - 7 1 6 -4 5 little bit; th on the street when the young fas­ munities. For instance, in North deep drink tlj cists of the Black Dragon society Carolina 73 per cent of the popu­ “Best liquol murdered most of Japan’s moderate lation is in rural areas and these W hen Your “Where you| leaders a decade ago. He was areas contained only 31 per cent “ I m ake carved up with 17 Fascist sword of the state’s physicians. Back Hurts- speaking Iik wounds. . . . Today Suzuki is front “Lack of hospitals and diagnostic didn’t m ean man for Japanese big business facilities is one of the most impor­ And Yovr Strength and having a litt| which long has leaned toward a tant factors in keeping doctors away Energy Is Below Par negotiated peace. So has the em­ —like you i from rural practice,” the senate Xt may be caused by disorder ot kid* , peror — if they can get it. ney (unction that permits poisonous • “ Sure,” committee report says. wssta to accumulate. For truly many j * • • people feel tired, weak and miserable i “You don’t | The plan, approved by the sur­ when the kidneys fail to remove excess to G eorge. CAPITAL CHAFF geon general' of the U. S. Public adds and other waste matter from the C. Handsome Secretary of State Ed blood. “ P a y and I Health service and, according to Yoa may .suffer nagging backaehe^ I Stettinius spent several days in New sa id . “ Nov Senator H ill, b y th e N ation al H osp ital theuzfcatic pains* headaches* dizziness, I York rehearsing for the state de­ getting up nights, leg pains* swelling* George Furj association, would set up as many partment movie on Dumbarton Sometimes frequent ana scanty urina* dam p sheen small health centers as possible, tion with smarting and burning is an* Oaks. But despite rehearsals, movie­ other sign that something is wrong with across Fur| with a rural hospital located within the kidneys or bladder. goers get a chuckle out of the way g a v e in.. easy reach of several health centers. There should be no doubt thst prompt 'Ed rolls his eyes. Reason is he treatment Is wiser than neglect. Usa “ H ow m u| Gale Mikles, 17-year-old freshman District hospitals would be located Doenfn Pith. It is better to rely on a didn’t learn all his lines, had to ljiok “ H ouse. ' at Michigan State college, is the new conveniently so they could serve the medicine that haa won countrywide ap- at a blackboard just over the movie- roval on something less favorably the bartend! national AAtT wrestling champion in rural hospitals-, and filially, as a hub Enown. DoanpM have been tried and test* camera in order to read them. This that stranf the 145-poand class. H eisoneofthe for each medical service area, ed many years. Are at all drug stona, makes his eyes roll away from the G et Doan19 today. hear when < Photo shows servicemen as they drape a photo of Uie late President youngest athletes ever to win a na­ there would be established a large lens as if he were a torch-singer. fit the face I Roosevelt at the Chicago servicemen’s center, as other members of the tional wrestling title. His home is base hospital. Both voluntary non­ Otherwise it ranks as an A-I pic­ M elody Iof armed forces look on mournfully. As commander in chief of the armed In Tulsa, Okla. He promises to be profit and public hospitals would be turned to fo| tu re. forces, President Roosevelt becam e a favorite of the servicemen. heard from later. Ieligible to participate. Doans Pills slowly, his . THE DAVlE RECORD, MOCKSVILLEt N. C.

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Lesson for May. 6 Enclose 16 cents for Pattern N” Publica- when they were alone on the board­ George slowly lit his cigarette with­ et more fun wagon route to California. Fnry hit the first bar, while Melody wandered down walk. “You see?” He looked side­ out looking at it. His eyes were Lesson subjects and Scripture tents Se- No ______tected anil copyrighted by InteraatioiMl uffftlo. Jf1 Y1, the street. Ira, a rough looking cus­ long at George Fury. all up and down the empty, sun- Council of Religious Education; used by Name- tomer, whistled at a girl across Uie blazing street. Melody got out his termisslon. OLLAR SIZE George was looking at Melody Addresa- in 3:1G. Fine street, whom Mdody had admired at a with glazed eyes. He was shaking tobacco sack, then stood for some w h e e l e r distance. In a flare of temper Melody THE HEBREW MONARCHY «SOq , • with a minute harsh tremor, like time holding it in his hand. Finally knocked Ira down. When Ira regained AT ITS HEIGHT his feet, Melody advised him not to the shifting of sand. “We got to get he put it away again without mak­ eJJent music, ing a smoke. He had forgotten what f a i r e s t p ro p ­ whistle at someone else’s girl. He then out of here,” he said hoarsely. LESSON TEXT-I Kings 9:1-7. 26; 10:26- ent. Pree in- entered the store and ordered canned “ W hut?” he started'to do. on, Id, Israel began to demand a king “Talk! Talk! Talk!” George one m a n !” holdin’ something back!” ike the nations round about them. wailed. “You git that cayuse back “Now George,” Melody said un­ “Well,” Melody admitted, “I did Although the rejection of His di­ here, and smart quick! Yours, too. certainly, “you know that cain’t be. kind of slap a feller. Just with my rect rule over them through His cho- !We’re Ieavin’!” Ain’t no way for how come—is open hand.” ien men was a sad development, “ W hy?” th ere? ” “You kind of slapped a feller,” 3od permitted them to choose a “Because this dump is full o’ ring. Saul, their first king, was evi- directed crazy fellers!” George tapped Melody’s breast­ George repeated, his tone slow and bone with his forefinger. “Loco thick. “What did he do?” lently selected for his appearance “Where’s that c’rral?” old George ind his physical superiority. He OW that you’ve discovered the rasped, his mustache trembling. He weed! You’ve see it crazy up a “He set down.” oegan well, in dependence upon God, charm of crocheted party started striding headlong down the hoss. Now you’ve see it crazy up a “You slapped him, and he set . . . to w n !” j u t c a m e to a tragic end because of Naprons, you’ll want this one done street, lurching on his high heels. Melody, how come you done this sin. in filet crochet; easy-to-follow Melody thought that over, but he th ing?” Melody fell in beside him. “You was looking at George queerly now. David, who followed Saul, had his ch art. go in some dump,” Melody enlarged, • • • “They wouldn’t eat it,” he decided. Melody was willing to answer, but failings, but was essentially a man WED.—THORS.—FRI.—SAT. “where nobody don’t know you, and he didn’t know. “Just to lam him, 1:15 a. OL (CWT); 6:15 a. m. (EWT) “Not everybody in town.” ifter God’s own heart. He wanted Handiwork you’ll enjoy—a filet crochet you pike all around with that half­ I reckon,” he shrugged it off. x> build a temple for God, but be- apron—inexpensive when you make it SUNDAY “Maybe it got in the flour. Maybe yourself. Pattern 7436 lias directions; 6:13 a. m. (CWD; 6:15 a. m. (EWT) rump grin; and next maybe you ask George Fury drew a long sigh. :ause he was a man of war, God Yovr Fovonto CBS Sfofioe some dumb fool question a Coman­ it got threshed right in wholesale.” chart. F SO “We’ll try to make it to the foot of lecreed that his son, Solomon, who 5pon«orerfhy Ballard' che papoose could of answer for his- Melody scratched his chin. “What the street," he told Melody. “If’n succeeded him, was to build it. OUT self, like, ‘Whut time is she naow?’ color?” so be it we git thar, we’ll cut back With the reign of Solomon, and or ‘Where am I at, anyways?’—and “ H uh?” now s t h a t and circle, and wade the crick, and sspecially with the building of the ed of com- naturally they don’t fall flat on their “You figurin’ on the white loco, or try at coming onto the corral from :emple, the monarchy in Israel ve it come face, or nothin’. You otter know the blue loco?” once more behind. We got to have them ponies reached its highest development— -e pains in that by now." George angered. “Don’t you go Melody, some kind of way. That »nly, to go down to disaster. biHious. no George Pury gave a low whimper sassing me,” he snapped. “I don’t saddle alone set me forty-seven dul- Our le sso n opens a fter th e rem ark­ H chills and t. and you in. h is th roat. aim to stand fer it! What color! Iers . . .” ably fine prayer with which Solomon Carrots with no tops stay crisp *sn't pay to “You got to walk in a new place What do I keer what color?” The “AU right, George.” iedicated the temple. ttle of Oxi- kind of—unsmiling,” Melody said. steam went out of him as quickly as longer than those that have the C f l R m t n b a t m ala ria , I. Dedicatfon Accepted (9:1-3). He hadn’t meant to say that. It Slowly, careful to give no sign of leaves left on. tion of red it had risen. His voice was almost God was pleased with Solomon’s DEr his possessions for God’s glory. times. This takes up all surplus didn’t know at first that her atten­ tering the First Chance - Last The Lord is Maker of heaven and oil on the machine, and-keeps from Chance, from the way they had now tion was fixed upon his face. getting it on the material. earth and surely has no need of what —•— come—an act he would have sworn Suddenly he realized it was time we have. And yet He does have Q oodne s s - could never happen in this life or Daddy’s worn-out shirts can be to get out of her way. She was .ieed of it, and is ready to use it as the next. And this time Melody made over into cunning blouses, walking at him as directly as if he we present it to Him. 'Jones was walking in, a little in were a door, or an invisible man. Our act of dedication results in His dresses or suits for the one-year- front of him. Melody made a faint uncertain wob­ act of acceptance and consecration old, provided a little trimming A little smile was on George ble to the left, then to the right, and of our talents, our time, our money, and imagination are used. Fury’s face. He no longer stood rooted in the middle of the t r our goods for His glorious service. cared what happened to himself. walk; for the girl smiled at him But God expects His people to con­ Equal parts of salt, flour, and < 3 9 * “Unsmiling Jones,” he whispered. now, and still came straight toward tinue in devotion to Him if they are vinegar make an effective paste sfipatloii Unsmilingly Jones walked slowly h im . to have His continued, presence and to dean brass, copper, or pewter. ook big into the Last Chance Bar. His “Darling,” she said to Melody. Her blessing. Apply the paste, let stand for an voice was clear, and strong enough hour, rub off, wash with water, * constipa-l thumbs lay lightly along the upper n. Consecration Expected (9:4-7). RN edy (N R edge of his belt—the “gunfighter’s to be heard by some of the shadowy and then polish. men who were watching now from The throne of David was to remain — o — ■micals, no hook,” he had heard. More than In the lineage of Solomon as long as tives. NB, a dozen doorways. “Darling!” Dental floss is fine for mending ever he was trying to look neither to gold. But don’t tetch no gun ..." scared whisper from between the around th e corn er o f th e G rand E a s t­ Solomon was soon led into the fol­ Melody looked at George for a buildings. “Don’ know who. You ern she turned back, and tried to ly of turning to the worship of 16—45 little bit; then he slowly drank the come—I show you . . .” convey something to Melody silently, heathen gods. Little wonder that we deep drink the bartender had poured. G eorge F u ry’s e y e s flick ed le ft and by an exaggerated lip pantomime; find: “Best liquor I ever et,” he said. right along the street as he licked but Melody didn’t catch it. IV. Judgment Decreed (11:4, 11). -“Where you get that?” shut his cigarette. Then he unhur­ George Fury had glued himself to It would seem that a man who “I make it," the bartender said, riedly faded backwards into the nar­ toe wall of the saddlery, as he had knows the Lord should grow in grace speaking like a child. “Listen—we row opening. Once out of sight of been told. “Who’s thet?” and become even more intimate with g th a n d didn’t mean nothing—just the boys the street, he turned and went with “I swear I never seen her be­ God as he grows old. One might ex­ having a little fun with Roscoe, here the mestizo boy,' shaking his gun fore in all my bom days!” w P ar pect that the passing of years should —like you might yourself—’’ loose in its holster. A roaring flubdub of.hoofs sound­ Isorder of Idd- . mellow and sweeten life. But sad its poisonous • “Sure," Melody said vaguely. Melody Jones hesitated, fidgeted, ed in the corral alley. A two-pony to say, it is often not the case. -T truly many j “You don’t want nothing?” he said then followed. • buckboard swung out of the alley and miserable , •Wien Solomon was old,” he went remove excess ) to G eorge. “There,” whispered the Mexican into the street, nearly turning over ■ after false gods. How tragic! Little -tter from the “Pay and come on,” George Fury boy. “Up where the hay live. This as one wheel hooked the high edge of wonder that one of the saintliest ing backache,' ] said. “Now!” AsMelodylookedat near comer—where the loose board the boardwalk. The girl was driv­ men this writer ever knew prayed hcs, dizziness, J ing, and having plenty of trouble, be­ ains, swelling. - George Fury’s face he saw a faint is from at . . .” constantly as he went on into his scanty urina- damp sheen, like river-bottom dew, They saw it then—a small, unex­ cause the horses were half broke, • eighties, “Lord,-keep me from ever buming is an­ and she was trying to drive them te wrong with across Fury’s forehead. Melody plained projection, sticking out of an becoming a wicked old man.” Other g a v e in.. aperture where a loose plank had with one hand while leading old men and women (yes, and all of fli* M n l B ailin H H n ( I IM M tm n s F in is Mtfp* Botkl bt that prompt George’s and Melody’s ponies with neglect. Usq “How. much?” been swung aside. It might have u s) could w e ll p ra y th e s a m e p rayer. Ipeitoeo a r to roly on a “House. On the house. Any tim e,” b een th e h ea d o f a sn a k e, or a m a n ’s the other. TheysteppedoutJntothe So it became necessary for God to I t e yywteocopy. w f W-S- untrywide ap- d u st and h elped h er stop th e te a m . • ef PIWifhmannte newly re* Iess favorably the bartender said. His words hafi thumb. But it wasn’t It was the wrest the kingdom out of the hands tiaed "The B nid BmSuiLn tried and test* that strangeness you sometimes muzzle of a buffalo gun, sighted on “Ride close by my wheel,” she of the great Solomon, and Israel goes Doaana tf w o n d ptf for 11 drug store* hrearti, XdfeteOKttTAd* hear when a voice does not properly the front gate of the corral. said as they took their horses from on to its histoiy of a people divided; fit the face from which it comes. GeorgesidledpastM elodyandled her. “Don’t ask any questions.. Be­ of disobedience to God, and of ulti­ lieve me—please believe me—it’s : 477» New Tei Melody looked at him oddly, then the way to the street. They didn’t mate judgment. Of that we- shall 17,N.Y. turned to follow George, swaggering have much to say to each other for your one best hope!” see more in the weeks just ahead. slowly, his hands in the gunfighter’s a little while. Out on the board (TO BE CONTINUED) THE DAVIE HECORD1 UOCKSVILLE N. C. MAY 2, 1945 . THE DAVIE RECORD. Awarded Brooze Star Yates Is Captain THE DA C FRANK STROUD - - Editor. Oldest Pap No Liquor, TELEPHONE DID 7 0 U ZKUW Entered atthe Postoffice in Mocks- vllle, N. C., as Second-class Mail i . T h a t 17 million Americans now living are destined to die of cancer NEWS A m atter. March 3,1903. unless something is done about it? There are a SUBSCRIPTION RATES: mumps in and NE YEAR. IN ADVANCE - S I OO 2 T h a t tb e 1945 Campaign of the American Cancer Society is being IX MONTHS IN ADVANCE • S SO M r. a n d M held to finance, for the first time, a great and comprehensive attack near StatesviU It has been demonstrated that week in town there is no snch thing as an lndis on this dread killer? pensable man. E . P ier c e 3 That more children in the U. S. died last year from Cancer than large addition Seems that the two words “lease- located on Wi lend,” have beccme obsolete It is from Infantile Paralysis? now reduced to one word, “give.” G le n n B o g A few folks have expressed the ■ 4 . That through education, one-third to one-half of the potential victims week-end at opinion that Harry Trnman will of Mr. and M ca n b e saved ? y . make a better president than' the M rs. N o r m late Ismented Roosevelt. We hope 5 . That cancer kills more American women between the age of 3 5 an d ren are spend’ the day will soon come when Con­ John Andrew Yates, son of Mrs. Airy with Mr- gress will again make the laws and 5 5 than any other disease? That it is the second largest cause of With The Z7th Infantnr ,Irivislon In The C. N. Christian, of this city who is keep the old ship of state running PaciIiiK-FHvate Pint Class Edcar L. Mrs. Sallie Moore was awarded the Brooze Star for now somewhere in Germany, has death among American men? on an even keel. This country is heroism white in action against the Japa­ Salem, is spe recently been promoted from First too Mg and powerful for any one nese on Saipan with the Appteknoekeis of town with her tbe famed 27th Infantry Division com­ Licntenant to Captain Andrew has man to rnn without help. manded by Major General W. Griner. Pre C all. many friends in Mocksville who sentation of tb e m edal w as m ade by Colo­ Then Give Through Your County Chairman To The Winston-Salem is to have a new nel Walter & Winn, commanding officer of will be glad to learn of his promo­ M rs. C. N . the Appteknocker regiment mayor. The present mayor was de- On June 30. Moore exposed himself to in­ tio n . borne Saturd ftated by a big majoyity in the De. tense enemy fire to discover the location Davie County Unit Of The burg, Fla., w- o f enem y positions. On Ju ly 7. w hen his mocratic primary last week by company encountered stubborn resistance. 1 4 Men Leave For Camp five months. George Lentz prominent young Moore, under withering machine gnn and rifle fire, stood erect and ponied fire from The following Davie Countymen business man. Seems that Mayor M r. an d M bis automatic rifle upon the enemy. This left last Wednesday morning for Am erican Cancer Sodety Coan let the tax rate take a rise a fire killed seven, and forced the remainder Charlotte, spe of the enemy to retreat. Pvt. Moore's cool, induction into tbe Armed Forces at couple of times since he has been in week In town deliberate a c t o f courage enabled his com­ Fort Bragg, N C: office. When any man or party pany to advance. Mocksville, N. C. Mrs. P. J. Jo In addition to the Bronze Star, Pvt. Robert Honeycutt. Mocksville Miss Inez Naylor, Chairman raises the tax rate it means trou. sie Allison. Moore wears the Combat infantryman's R. Paul Marklin, Mocksville b le. Badge for exemplary conduct io battle, the American Defense Ribbon, the Good Con­ George Sofley, Advance, Rt M r. and M While investigating th e food duct Ribbon, and th e Asiatic-Pacific Brnce Spry, Mocksville, R 3 This Advertisement Is Sponsored By this city are t Theater Ribbon with two battle stare, hav­ shot tage it was found that the OPA ing earned his first star for participating in Feiix H Smith. Advance, Rt p o u n d s o bad purchased 130 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 c a se s o f th e conquest of Makln A ton in November, Rufus Dwiggins, Jr , Mocksville born e W ed n 1943. He h as been in service th ree an d a .e g g s at f y per crate to keep prices half years, overseas almost three. Prior E. Carl Tatum, Jr., C o o leem ee MARTIN BROTHERS 25th . up. These eggs were later sold by to induction he was employed by a hospt Harvey Young, Mocksville, Ri tal. D . C . K u r i the Government at 5 c e n ts p er cra te He is the son of Mrs Lottie Moore, Elmer Melton, Mocksville, R 3 formerly of Mocksville, R, 4, but now liv­ Distributors of The Famous borne last we to be made into fertilizer. Of all John D. Shore, Cooteemee ing in Statesville. orial Hospital the fool things we have heard of Jacob F. Allen, Cana, Ri spent a week under the New Deal, this one caps James H Jones. Mocksville Ri Capt. Yokeley Attends John Deere Farm Machinery is much impr the stack. It goes one better 011 Norman Leach, Mocksville plowing up the cotton and drown, Conference W. H. Reeves, Harmony, Rt Mocksville, N. C. A lb e r t M c ing the pigs. 6 th Army Group, Germany— m o r e , Md., s town laid w The mnnicipal election will be Capt Gilbert W. Yokeley, who Will Erect Business and sister Mr held In Mocksville next Tuesday, practiced dentistry in Winston-Sal For tbe past 4 0 o r 5 0 y e a r s th e c iti­ em, N C., before be entered the House who has been zens of the town have taken but Army on May 2, 1 9 4 2 . r ec e n tly The Davie Investment & Insur- C p l. G le n n little interest in these elections. In participated In a conference of U. ance Corporation has purchased two tloned at Ft. a number of elections less than 50 S. Army dental surgeon, the first lots on the corner of S. Main and Free $50 Bill Free in g a 10 day votes were cast. As a usual thing meeting of its kind held in the Eu- Water Street and will erect a two bis parents. there has been but one ticket in tbe ropean Theatre of Operations. story Brick building. H a m m er . field, and therefore no' incentive to Dentists from all types of medi­ The first floor will house the law cal installations met at tbe 2 1 st go to the polls on election day. It is offices of R. Parker Waynick and M rs. W . General Hospital for two days of the duty of every qualified voter to three Corporations. Tbe 2 nd floor returned Th discussion of latest developments AT ATJCTIOIT go to the polls on election day and will contaiu apts. M em o ria l in maxitlo-facial and plastic sur. help elect the men who are to man* where she s~ gery, denture construction and sim­ age the affairs of tbe town for the K. M. Clem ent Farm ing treatme ilar professional subjects. From all next two years. Quit knocking Notice of Dissolution much itnpro~ sectors of the Western Front they yotar officials and go to boosting OF THE DAVIE FURNITURE This farm conists of 260 acres more or less, in high state them. It takes Co operation to get came by jeep, rail, plane and truck COMPANY, CAROLINE'S C p l. and Capt. Yokeley, now on the staff a town on the map. DRESS SHOP AND DA of cultivation. 150 acres in small grain and hay crops, former Mock o f th e 23rd General Hospital, is VIE DRY GOODS CO , good pastures, well watered, good 8 room home with town a shor I Business Changes the husband of Mrs. Deiia G. Yo A PARTNERSHIP. Stewart is st keley, of Mocksville, N C. He M ea d e, M d. 'W. Bryan- Sells has purchased Notice is hereby given that the bath, electric lights, one tenant house, good feed barn attended Texas Dental College, position in the haif interest of E. W. Jnnker partnership of E W. Junker and University of Texas, and obtained W. J. B. Sell, as partners conduct­ and other outbuildings. Located 41-2 miles southwest in.tbe Davie Furniture Co., located bis dental degree (DDS1 in 1932 ing the business p! merchants un M em b ers ouitbe square. Mr Sells has sold of Mocksville in a good neighborhood. He is a member of the North Car der the firm names and styles of M o c k sv ille his; half interest in the Davie Dry The Davie Furniture Compan v; olina Dental Society and the Amer. with tbeir fa Goods Co., and Carolina's Dress Caroline’s Dress Shop and Davie lean Dental Associati n. He has er roast at R Shop to E W. Junker. Mr. Sell Dry Goods Company has this day served in North Africa Italy and beet* dissolved by mutual consent. e v e n in g . A is now sole owner of Davie Fur Saturday, M ay 5th F r a n ce. W. J. B. Sell will collect all and the occ~ nlture Co., and Mr. Junker is debts owing to the Davie Purniture owner of tbe Davie Dry Goods Help A Worthy Cause Company, and E. W. Junker will At 10:30 A. M. D r . an d Co., an.d Caroline's Dress Shop. collect all debts owing to tbe Caro- B la c k M ou The Drive to raise funds for the Tbe Davie Furniture Co. has InefS Dress Shop and Davte Dry while in tow control of Cancer in Davie County Goods Company. This tne 26th been in business here for the TERMS: One-half Cash, Balance in One, Two and old friends, will be made during the month of day of April, 1945 past five years. Messrs Sells and M a y . E. W. JUNKER, Three Years With 6% Interest w a y to W a s Junkers purchased the Davie Dry The Drive is of a Nation Wide W. J. B. SELL, tw o w e e k s Goods Co., and Caroline’s Dress Scope, and the money being raised Formerly doing business as: Shop from W. J. Johnsoo about will be used for a two-fold purpose ' Davie Furniture Company; J o e G rab of setting up clinics where a study Caroline’s Dress Shop, and a t R o w a n M three months ago. Tbe store will Attend This Sale And Enjoy Good Music can be made of cancer, detection Davie Dry Goods Company. bury, retur continue to operate under their and cure, and to educate the na­ G r a h a m w former names. tion that cancer in most -cases can Aftersale Of Land We Will Sell The Following home for so be cured if it is treated In time. - hope that h Miss Inez Naylor, County. Court Personal Property c o v er e d . Sen. Hoey To Speak House, Mocksville, N. C., is your Appalachian State Teachers Col. County Chairman therefore for I McCormick Deering 6-ft. Combine with pickup, I Corn Binder, I John P v t. R eu lege, Boone, is announcing the first ward your dollars4o her. Deere tractor drill, I Tractor mowing machine, I Model G- John Deere been stasion Founders Day, on Tuesday, May F l a ., h a s A L L Y O U tractor on rubber, I McCormick manure spreader, one 11-2 Ton Ford furlough wi 8 tb, the day before the Forty-se Miss Sallie Van Eaton Mrs. Sallia VanEaton, 82, died Thnraduy truck, 1937 model; I Two-row com planter, I 24-disc bog harrow, I . rs. H e r m cond Annual Commencement exar- night at her home, Mocksville. Route 3. Horse-drawn mower, I Horse-drawn hay rake, I Horse-drawn dise har­ R e u b e n left clses, thus making it a part of the She spent her entire life in the county and Califoruia. taught in the Davie County school system row, I Stalk cutter, Two-horse wagons, pair ten-ton scales, Commencement occasion. Many in for 50 years. 2 I I H — vitations are being extended. The Surviving ate two sisters. Mn. Maisie spreader, I three bottom John Deere plow, 2 Riding cultivators, I Lot of M rs. C lev Botes and Miss Mattie VanEaton. of Mocks- CAN tie daughte parents of the present student body Cxtra Sugar for Canning vilte. Rente 3; and two brothers. Will Van- harness, two l ractor plows. 2 Tractor trailors, I Hammer Mill, 2 Mules, 20 in o n e o f are invited as guests of the College. Eaton, of Mocksville, Route 3, end John is Available NOWl VanEaton, ot Qolm, Mo. Head of beef cattle, I Lot of two-horse plows, section harrows, hand h a v e m o v ed United States Senator Clyde Hoey Tbe funeral was held at the home Sat­ Fraits and burria* canned tools and a number of other items. W e llm a n p" is to be the speaker at 1 0 :3 0 o ’c lo c k urday afternoon at two o'clock, tr. J. E. NOW will mean points fro m T . I . saved later an I Up to 20 j Pritchard conducted the services. Burial ed on Lexin Tuesday morning. It was he who was in Bethel Cemeterv. peands exfro sapor per forty two years ago introduced the person allotted you for I Sale Conducted By Presbyteria bill in the North Carolina legisla­ Hils purpose. Apply now | Daniel M. Groce fa year Rationing Board. I T -5 S . ture that mad§ Appalachian a state Daniel BL Groce. 67, died Thursday at vance, arriv institution. h is hom e, C ana R oute I. C F. W illiams & Alston Clark in g o n a The funeral was held Saturday morning! M a rk la n d h at tl e'dcock at Mount (Hive Methodist ' D i x i e VitaISlatistics ForApril Church. Rev. James H. Groce conducted i Auctioneers past two ve the services. Burial was in the church - C r y s t a l s Iran and It W hite births, 15 C o lo red . 2 graveyard. 1181-2 W. Washington SL Phone 4953 High Point, N. C- and Mrs. L. Surviving are the widow. Mrs. Ida Groce; Pure Cjne Sugar W hite deaths, 3 Colored, I b e e n in t' six sons, one daughter. three years. TBE DAVlE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. a . HAY 2,1945.

THE DAVIE RECORD. Attorney R. P. Wuynlck return, J. B. Beck, who lives In tbe class­ ed Saturduy from a business trip to Senoir Class Play Pfc.AndersonWounded Gunter-Reavb ic shades of Jerusalem, was in town The Senior class of the Mocksville High Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Anderson, of Mr. and Mrs. David Reavis, o f Wood- Washington, D. C. W ednesday looking after some busi­ d School, will present "Eyes of Love?’ a this city, received a telegram from the leaf, announce the marriage of their Oldest Paper I The County three-act comsdy dratna, in tbe school daughter Maude Clydeen to Roy Gunter, of ness matters. No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ads Richard Crouch, of Oak Forest, auditorium on Friday evening. May 4th, War Department Saturday morning advis­ Cleveland.. was in town Monday having some at 8:30 o’clock. ing that their son. Pic. Henry Sbaw An­ They were married Saturday April 21. This play is centered around tbe life of derson, was slightly wounded in action in at York. S. C. dental work done. nineteen.year-old Gailya Barry, an adopt­ Germany on April IStb. He is now in a The bridegroom is the son of tbe late NEWS AROUND TOWN. Mr. and Mrs. Kiley Gunter. Mr. and Mrs. ed daughter o f Judge Barry’s. The funny hospital in France. Aletterreceivedfrom S-Sgt. H . M Riddle, who is sta- jokes of an old negro servant, and tbe Gunter are at the present tim e with Mrs. dramatic appearaace of an escaped con­ him, dated April 17tb. said be was get­ Gunter’s parents. They are employes ot AUTO LOANS There are a number of cases o f tioned at Ft. Dix, N. J., spent last vict. help make this play a very enter­ ting along fine, and the wound was not tbe Erwin Mills, a t Cooleemee. CITIZENS FINANCE CO. week in town with bis sister, Mrs. taining and exciting one. serious. mumps In and around town. Mrs. Norman Leach and child, Tbe cast of characters include the fol­ V ance Hotel Bldg. R o y C all. ren, of this city, are visiting Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagoner of lowing Sentors: Carolina, a negro servant. Muriel Moore. and Mrs. William Leach, of Mt. Statesville, N. C. The Stalford Jewelers will oc­ near Statesville, spent one day last Gailya, an|adopted daughter, Sarah Ca­ A ir y . week In town on business. cupy the small Angell building on therine Smith. Reeta. a two-faced friend, LouseCaudelI Princess Theatre North Main street as soon as the re­ Burt Wade, Reeta's brother. Wade Wy­ E. Pierce Foster is building a modeling is finished. att. Jr. WEDNESDAY ONLY Mrs. Barry, Gailya's foster mother, Phyl­ large addition to bis cotton gin. "STAGE OOACH'* with Training School For Nurses Mayor T. I. Caudell returned lis Johnson. located on Wilkesboro street. Due, a lively housemaid, Lucy Ever- John Wayne and Claire Trevor home Saturday from Charlotte, hardt. Glenn Roger, of R 2, spent the where he spent a few days the Clark, a busy butler, Carl Anderson. THURSDAY and FRIDAY Judge Barry, Gailya's foster father, "CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY” with DAVIS HOSPITAL week-end at morganton, the guest guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frank Daniel. Deanna Durbin and Gene Kelly of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hunter. C a u d e ll Royal Manton. Burt's rival. VicAndrews Statesville,' N. C. Jim Rankin, the manacled man, Sam SATURDAY Latbam. Mrs. Norman Leach and child, Miss Jane Hayden Morris, astud- Time-The present "NEVADA” with Free tuition and maintenance. New class now forming. Bob Mitchum and Anoe Jeffreys ren are spending sometime at Mt. ent at Salem College, spent the Place—Tbe Barry’s country home. Applicants must be graduates of an accredited high Airy with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leach. Scenei-The library. week end in town with her parents, Timeof Playing—About two hours. MONDAY school, between 1 7 a n d 3 0 years of age. For further Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Morris. "SERGEANT MIKE’’ with Mrs. Sallie Spencer, of W inston. Larry Parka. Jeanne Bates and information write Salem, is spending some time in Tbe Canine Stara ‘‘Mike and Pearl*' Mrs. Everrett Smith, who has Keave Reavis town with her sister, Mrs. W. L. Keave Reavis, 93. died Thursday at the been ill for the past three weeks, is County Home where he had been an in TUESDAY C all. Davb Hospital much better and has returned to mate for 10 years He bad no immediate "WING AND A PRAYER” with The relatives. Don Ameche and Dana Andrews Mrs. C. N. Christian is expected work at the Carbon plant in Win­ The funeral was held Friday afternoon at Macedonia Moravian Church. Rev Ld ; Statesville, N. C. home Saturday Irom St. Peters, ston-Salem. May IOth and Ilth Brewet conducted the services. Burial was burg, Fla., where she spent the past in the church graveyard. •■SINCE YOU WENT AWAY” Mrs. C. L- Kimbrough and Prices-AduIts and Children 30c Each five months. daughter, Miss Lucy, of Yadkin Land posters at this office., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allisou, of Valley community, were in Mocks- Charlotte, spent a few days last ville Thursday looking after some week in town, guests of Mr. and business matters. Siler-Reavis Funeral Home Mrs. P. J. Johnson and . Miss Os­ I.C. Cpl Howard Reavis, who is sta­ I- . sie Allison. T- tioned at Fort Bliss, Texes, re­ Ambulance Service Mr. and Mrs. Clarence James, of turned to camp Saturday, after M f this city are tbe proud parents of a spending a io-day furlough with 0% 9® g '/ i pound son who arrived at their home folks on R. 2 . Corner South Main Street and Maple Avenue home Wednesday morning, Apr. Pvt. and Mrs. W. R. Meroney, M 25th . of Delray Beach, Fla., spent a short Telephone 113 Mocksville, N. C while in town Friday afternoon on D. C. Kurfees, of R. 4 , retu rn ed their way to visit relatives at Ash. ^ S m home last week from Rowan Mem boro. Pvt. and Mrs. Meroney are orial Hospital, Salisbury, where he former residents of this city. *■ * spent a week taking treatment. He iiiiiiiinninniiiiniiiinumrtsaua is much improved Social Security Informa­ mm[SM Albert McClamrocht of Balti tion POULTRY WANTED more, Md., spent several days in E. B. Parks, manager of the town last week with bis father Winston Salem office of the Sociai and sister Mrs: W. K. Whitaker, Security Board, will be in Mocks- Heavy 0 7 - ville evety fourth Wednesday at who has been ill at her borne on R 2 , the Mocksville Postoifice at 12 Hens, lb. «I-C Cpl. Glenn Hammer, who is sta. o’clock noon. Mr. Parker will b e Leghorn Hens • 27c at Erwin Cotton mill office at C o o - tioned at Ft. Monroe, Va., isspend- Roosters, lb, . . . ISc teemee every fourth Wednesday Ing a 10 day furlough in town with morning at 11 o ’c lo c k A n y per­ Eggs, Top Market Prices^ bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. G M. son wishing any information in re j Hammer. GIenn is looking well. gard to Social Security, can see If You Have Mr. Parks on these dates. In Person Mrs. W. K Whitaker, of R. 2 Poultry For Sale returned Thursday from Rowan Mocksville Defeats CHARLIE MONROE Memorial Hospital, Salisbury, SEE US where she spent several days tak Cooleemee And His Phone 175 Mocksvilie, N. C. Aiiexcitliigbsllgame was played on, Ing treatment. Her condition is the local diamond Friday afternoon, when much improved. uocksville and Cooleemee staged their se­ Big Radio Show The Winston-Salem Poultry C o. has purchased the Mocksville Jtate cond game of tbe season. Mocksville Poultry Co , formerly owned by Jack Bitzick, and we give players piled up a score of 12 to 2 against Cpl. and Mrs. Murry Stewart, the visitors. Harold Poplin was on the Featuring you top market prices for your Poultry and Eggs every week fops, former M ocksville residents, were in mound for Mocksville, while Hendricks pitched for Cooleemee. Alargecrowdwas day of the year, not just one day a week. town a short while Friday. Cpl. rith present for the game. Kentucky Partners Quartet Stewart is stationed at Ft. George COME TO SEE US ' Meade, Md. Mrs. Stewart bolds a Smiling Bill Coy, Tex Isley, Cousin Melvinie, >arn WE APPRECIATE ANY PA TRONAGE YOU GIVE US position in W ashington City. WANT ADS PAY. Dixie Lee, Jimmie Martin, Little Wilma r e s t And Many Others Members of the Horn Class at O n A p r . 24 th , th r e e $ 1 0 0 b ills Mocksville Baptist church, together were left on counter in Bank of M ocksville Poultry Co. with their families, enjoyed a wein. Bavie. Reward will be paid if re- turned to Bank of Davie or Geo. er roast at Rich Park last Tuesday !O H HAUSER, Mgr. ROY FEEZOR. AssL Mgr. W. McClamrock. Mocksville, R. 2 . Under Big Tent evening. About 3 5 were present, GEO. GOFORTH and th e o c ca sio n w a s e n jo y e d b y a ll. FOR SALE—One new 6 -fo o t H. R. HELM combine. J. Frank Hendrix. 2,000 Seats iammmammmmmam 11 in ■ ■ ■ *- ...... — Dr. and Mrs. E P. Crawford, of Mocksville, R. 3 . Black Mountain, spent a short FOR SALE—Carload mares and Lexington Road at Underpass while In town Wednesday greeting horses at our stable on Wtlkesboro and old friends. They were on their s tr e e t. Mocksville Live Stock Co, Mocksville way to Washington City, to spend Poultry W anted two weeks with their daughter RADIO REPAIR SHOP—Now in full ooerat on a Walker Funer- Joe Graham, who spent a week al Home. Don’t throw your old W ednesday, May 2nd at Rowan Memorial Hospital; Salis radio away. Have it fixed. bury, returned home Friday. Mr. I WiU Be A t W ill pay top prices for good mil­ Graham^ will be confined to bis 8:30 P. M. ling wheat. ' home for some time. His friends MOCKSVILLE FLOUR MILLS. MARTIN BROTHERS STORE hope that he will soon be fully re Admission 30c and 60c Including Tax co v ered . F O R S A L E - 1 9 3 4 Ford coach, with fatrly. N. A. GODBEY, That's AU You Pay For Any Seat In The Tent Near-Southern Railway Station, Mocksville, On Pvt. Reuben C. Berrier, who has Mocksville, R. 1. been stasioned at Camp Blandlng, Fla., has been spending a 12 d a y SRI H I Stops running fits in dogs “^Saturday, May 5,1945 furlough with his parents, Mr, and or we refund yonr money. We Charlie Monroe and His Big . rs. Herman Berrfer 1 o n R . 4 . know of no other guaranteed run­ Ready to buy your poultry. . Reubin left yesterdav for Ft. Ord, ning fits Remedy. WILKINS pRPG CO. RADIO SHOW California. INSURE & BE SURE—When Will Appear at Harmony, N. C. AU Hens, lb. . 27 cents Mrs. Cleveland W ellman and lit. you see me, don’t think of Insur­ tie daughter, who have been liviog ance, But when you think of In in one of the Horn apartments, surance, See me. Thursday, May 3rd, at 8:30 P. M. have moved into tbe house Mrs. A. E HENDXIX, Agent, Roosters lb. 18 cents Wellman purchased some time ago Farm Bureau Insurance Company from T. I. Caudell, which is locat UnBer Big Tent ed on Lexington Avenue, near the John Hancock Mutual Life In Presbyterian church. surance Company has almost seven Admission Cash Paid For All Poultry . billion dollars of life insurance in T -5 S. O. Markland, of 'Ad­ force in the United States One 30c and 60c Including Tax vance, arrived home Friday morn­ out of every ten life policies are in That's AU You Pay For Any SeatIrrThe Tent in g o n a 3 0 -dav furlough, Cpl. this company Current dividends Markland has been overseas for the paid policy bolds average about 20 Remember The Date CECIL PEOPLES past two years, and saw service in per cent, of annual premium paid. Iran and Italy. He. is a son ot Mr. Why not let the John Hancock and Mrs. L. 0 . Markland, and have Mutual save, you money on your Thursday Night, May 3rd Martin Brothers Store Mocksville, N. C been In the army for more than life insurance. F. R. LEAGANS, three years. Represenative, Mocksville, N . C. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS Tots W ill Love This Party Dress Pattern No. 1308 is designed for sizes 3. 4, 5. 6, 7 and 8 years. Size 4 re q u ire s Vli Looking at yards ol 35 or 39-inch material, I yard machine-made ruffling plus 2f/e yards or binding to trim as pictured. CMMRAND U O t t S f H O l D Oue to an unusually large demand and current war conditions, slighUy more time f i / C E HOWOOD is required in ailing orders tor a tew ol the most popular pattern numbers. R ;1 3 E generally understood that the m t m o s ' I 'HE movie going public thinks of Send your order to: 1 postwar boom in sport will be on Monty WooUey as a middle- 33» amazing side. But it will be an aged brat with a beard who has SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. «itire}y different matter from the $3» South Wells St. Chicago made good in a big way. Enclose 23 cents In coins tor each apm4 boom after World War I. Although Monty (who was chris­ pattern desired. SPARKY X '•31 appeal to a far greater num- tened Edgar) will probably deny it, Pattern No. W hile sparky i fr c r of actual players but I doubt much of this is due primarily to PLAYINS base .KBfmuch that it will even approach “the Beard” himself. Just now it Name.... POKiIHEMOOKVlI Sie appalled Golden age that fol- pleases him to be A d d ress., HOPeEKS1LET^ 3#wtd the First World war—those sick and tired of IOOK IN AT J t m that brought THE SHARK'S the tag and HEADQUARTERS m B abe R uth, J a c k threadbare jests Movable Type in 1409 OfmpK*?, B ob b-y about his hirsute J e t t s , Bill Tilderi, adornment. B u t Before Johannes Gutenberg S3] Johnston, Red there was a day I Gvaage, Charlie when Monty wel- Johannes Gutenberg, "the fa­ .ISRadflock, Earl ther of printing,” has long been S i z j e , Rogers credited with the invention and and m an y first use of movable cast metal a lm o st ev- type in the early 1450s. e a g Sine of sport. Monty Woolley § Yet such type had been made SdwRnth had been and employed in Korea in 1409, m star pitcher be­ corned a n y flip r e ­ gun. Bat it was not mark about his and 53 authentic pieces of it are CranHandBica on exhibition today in the Ameri­ antB after the war chin curtain as Dal!re unwrapped his big mace and furthering h is can Museum of Natural History in Segaa hitting home rues. name and fame. New York City. 3 can't see any such stars in sight I f you’re fo r - Soraute time to come. For this has Gracie Fields tunate enough to A PRETTY party frock for a t e a a longer and far more punish- catch Edgar Mon- * * very young lady. The neck­ Upset Stomach V S e g W ta B s far as our athletes are tillion Wooley on one of his talka­ line, side button closing and pocket aBRemed. It has arrested the play- tive days he’ll give you a story of are daintily edged in contrasting WItea exeesB stomach arid causes pafafo^eiXCfoert* I the weird ups and downs that have tug; gas, boot Btomach and heartburn, doctors t&mally 3o£ eareers of far more young stars, ruffle or lace. Make this for “Sun­ pieacriba the fastest-acting medianea known for beset him from the cradle. He’ll symptomatic relief—-medicines Ii Ice thoaa in Bell-Biia es Bob Feller, Ted Williams, Simplicity Is the Keynote for Entertaining day best” in gay dotted swiss, or­ tfkbleta. No laxative. BelNans brings comfort Io R r Conn, and so many others who (See Recipes Below) tell you the way was not smooth gandy or dimity—for school in fifty or doobla yoo r money U d t on cetqm of bottia to os. SSe a t all drnggiitii ft : stS short of their prime and for Woolley even before he became sturdy striped or checked fabrics. G g a i k when called to service. Tricks for the Hostess the bearded half of the Gracie Lynn Chambers’ Fields-Monty Woolley team which is - X c r anl there among (he young;- I Point-Saving Menwi box office honey right now. That OT acrricemen we’ll have a certain No smart woman need be in a ? combination, which has just culmi­ of stars who may come dilemma when it’s time for her to ? ASKMS Creamed Deviled Eggs nated in “Molly and Me,” has pro­ i L »to Ihe old-time mark—boxers, en terta in . I t ta k es h a i r TONIC-25* over Crisp Noodles vided the Beard with a new screen SMI players and football jAayers. more than ration­ ANOTHER Buttered Peas and Celery personality. It has sandpapered ? SM anyone who expects to see a i n g a n d fo o d Apricot Cottage Cheese Salad down the cutting edge of his acidu­ I A General Quiz Dempsey - Iones - Tilden* shortages to do Whole Wheat Bread Spread lous screen personality to a likable - San de and H ornsby parad e that. Indeed, if •Prune Cake old devil whose bark is louder than By LEN to be disappointed. you don’t breathe The Q uestions a w ord a b ou t h ow B ev e r a g e his bite. But regardless of this, his of course. Since KLEiS * S «so}d happen, difficult it was to •Recipe given. beard—that hated wind-wooing alfal­ astaKt anything c a n h ap pen in sport. 1. What is the lim it set by the get it together, your friends will fa, to hear him talk—still figures as U. S. government for first class 3 H X isn’t a good bet. The odds the most salable feature of the Wool­ think you are giying them a glimpse m a il? B n against it. T h ere w ill b e too of prewar entertaining. V i cup sour milk or bnttermlik ley personality. I teaspoon soda •• 2. What language is spoken by I m m s °f our greatest stars around You can stretch the precious m eat I teaspoon ginger G e t O a f ot M y Beard! more people than any other lan­ T h e R d 3 Barbor days back in 1941, who with a supporting cast of vegetables. 1 cup molasses ' g ua g e? o v e r the hill physically be- If you’re serving nonrationed eggs, When Woolley once told me: ‘T m Z1A cups flour (about) sick and tired of this printed drool 3. Which is lighter, cork or H t Shtry have th e chance to return gild them, with a bit of cheese and M Sb T h ey Cream lard, sugar and salt togeth­ balsa wood? CBSDpetitive sport. will still no one will dream that you had to about my whiskers. For heaven’s the g o o d , o f b u t too er. Add sour milk in which soda sake, Hedda, keep my beard out of 4. What is the present popula­ m any them , do some fancy extending. i «t has been dis­ tion of the United States, includ­ them will have lost their What about sugar? Well, there your typewriter! So far as the pub­ solved. Add gin­ ing those in the armed forces? D y ea rs. are syrups, point-free prepared pud­ lic is concerned I’ve ceased to be an ger and molasses 5. Which is correct, anchors dings and molasses. No, there need actor or even a man with any per­ Idm ather Type o f Boom and enough flour away or anchors aweigh? D be no difficulties; dress up your sonality. I’m just a beard now, and to make dough 6 . Is there a fixed North pole? ^iort boom that will follow dishes and carry on. in the future I want no more talk that is not sticky. 7. When army transport crews L D will be another type. While Entertaining is fun, but that of it!”—I fell for it head over heels. Shape into small fly the “clothesline," where do -o O T H - ' not give the spectators such means fun not only for the guests Imagine, then, my surprise to find balls and bake on th e y go? ' c M . 0 X . W : names as we have mentioned, but for the hostess. It’s all up to “Molly and Me” featuring a scen e- oiled pans at 375 8 . What was the shape of hand­ outstanding stars, it will you whether the party’s going to be one of the funniest in the pic­ degrees. While still hot, press kerchiefs before the tim e of Louis something much more pleasant for you or not. Gather your ture, incidentally — pitched entirely the flat sides together and roll in XVI? nt. It ,will lift the general av- peint-easy recipes, plan accordingly around Monty’s chin wool. maple-flavored icing, made with 9. What does ibid. mean? 11£ play and skill far higher and I’m sure it will all come out Then I learned he turned down a By BOj confectioners’ sugar. Roll in finely 10. Who was the first white man 13 ever was before, a ll right. starring role in "Colonel Efifing- FAMOQS DISCOVERY chopped nuts. It takes 10 to 12 min­ to lose his head after seeing the b* First World war contributed Let’s pretend your guests are ham’s Raid” because it called for KARi utes to bake cookie balls. P a cific? acts fast on the kidneys to the headline mastery of coming in for an evening of conver­ a smooth face. Oatmeal-Mincemeat Cookies. t CriHen age. The sport stars of sation and a bit of food later on. At the time Woolley became pro­ — to ease painfnl Madder irritation (Makes 254 dozen cookies) I had practically no connec- You’ll want a ,good beverage or cool fessor of English at Yale univer­ The Answers REG’LAF I 2A Cutfs sifted flour canted by excess acidity in the urine the war in any way. You drink and with that an unusual cake. sity that seemed a career worthy of H teaspoon baking soda • Tbmitaads are thnnlriny DlL KILMER'S J In Grover Cleveland Alex- Here is one made to order for the fighting for. In the suave superiority 1. Seventy pounds is the limit Mt teaspoon salt SWAMP ROOT for helping them to ra* sinee Old Pete was a star 'occasion: Cf his classroom position Monty gave for first class mail. move the cause of needless V ttin f up at H cup shortening nights"* For this para herou Dedidne9 lack around 1911. 4Prane Cake. deep thought to the finest nuances 2. Chinese, including dialects. H cup light brown s u g a r , firm ly 2 cops sifted cake floor of the language. iSpoke his sentences English is second. X U It will be different after this p a ck ed I cup sugar with elegance and precision. 3. Balsa wood (one-half as JMb Jbmy and navy now have I e g g feeltaf, uncomfortable symptoms ol 1 teaspoon baking powder heavy as cork). Uadder IrritatJom SWAMP ROOT Is a m a m 0,000,000 to 14,000,000 m en in I cup oatmeal, uncooked But the theater was strong at the scientific preparation. A combination of H teaspoon soda back of his mind and he asked for 4. 138,100,874, an increase since A e Birti ice. And army and navy V i cnp chopped nutmeats carefully blended herbs* roots* VesetaUesv SMcaotGned one of the biggest pro- V i teaspoon salt Uie post of dramatic director. 1940 of 6,431,599. balsams* .Absofatefjr nothin* harsh or I cap mincemeat 5. Anchors aweigh (just clear habit-forming when you use Dr. Kilmer*# 'g m m S o r sport ever known, along % teaspoon cinnamon George Pierce Baker’s appoint­ medicine. Just good Ingradisnts that act Sift together flour, baking soda and of the ground and hanging perpen­ of coaching, training and V i teaspoon each, ground cloves, ment to the post precipitated Mon­ fast to bring you Beir comfort! salt. Cream the shortening, add d icu la rly . Send for free, prepaid sample TODAYf nutmeg, allspice ty’s resignation. Brought on a penni­ like thousands of others youll be glad % c iip lard the brown sugar, then egg and beat 6 . No. It is the northern ex­ ) Hg swing In the direction of less and dispirited period in which that you did. Seud name and address to 2 e g g s until light and fluffy. Last fold in tremity of the earth’s axis which Department Ct Kihner 4 Con Iaen Beat Ib a vital necessity. Army and oatmeal, nutmeats and mincemeat, Monty appealed to U s friends in the 1255» Stamford9 Conn* Offer limited. Send I cnp prunes, cooked without sugar moves within a small area. Kmiw this. When the war In theater. They didn’t fail him; he at once. AU druggists sell Swamp Root. cnp m ilk blending well. Add flour mixture 7. From Miami to Brazil or ets ever, there will be millions and stir until all flour disappears. ended this phase by directing “Fifty Sift together all dry ingredients. British Guinea where they can get be rnshed home or on Drop by spoonfuls onto greased Million Frenchmen,” “Champagne Blend about % of the mixture with overnight laundry service at FOR QOTCK RgUEP , IItiHEa ana the Pacific at a day’s cookie sheet. Bake in a moderately Sec,” and “Jubilee”—no mean rec­ the lard until soft and fluffy. Add prices far below TJ. S. prices. artba. They will need a vast sport- hot (375-degree) oven for 12 to 15 ord. But his friends in Hollywood unbeaten eggs and beat light Cut 8 . O blong. C A R B O l L i | jwgram to keep them Inter* m in u tes. w ere d irectin g p ictu res a t p lu sh sa la ­ prunes into small* pieces and sprint 9. Ibidem (in the same place). 1 * 1 in life while waiting for boats As main dishes for luncheons or ries. So Monty landed in movietown. A Soothing C A I I l C , d e w ith 2 tablespoons of the dry 10. Balboa, beheaded for treason. ANTISEPTIC V l l f c f ■■ POP-Td ■Bi jixnes to bring them back, or suppers, I’m suggesting two fish mixture. Add remaining dry ingre­ That Beard Again !Used by thousands m tli flatfsfoctory M* 'amny Ihem to- other theaters of dishes which will be substantial dients to creamed mixture together suits for 40 years—six valuable ingred** enough even if there are hearty ap­ Now the beard comes into the pic­ Bobtailed Batdesliips eats. Get Carboll at drag stores or vritq WHERE with % cup of the milk. Stir smooth. ture once again. The beard got Spurlock-N eat .Cat Kasnvilfe^ .Tenfl* I Idjg weakness of sport in the petites present. They can both be THAT Add remaining milk and prune mix­ Monty his first job in movies—a Rus­ I States is that we have been as pretty as a picture to please the The sister battleships, Nelson ture and then pour into greased lay­ sian impresario. But Walter Connol­ i of a spectator nation—and la d ies: and Rodney, of the British navy, er pans. Bake in a moderate (350- ly—a fat man without a beard—con­ i of a playing nation. This Shrimp "Curry In Rice Ring. present a strange appearance be­ degree) oven until done, 25 to 30 tinued to get the parts Monty had . (S erv es 6 ) cause half of their rear section is I to our youngsters and to old- minutes. This cake is good with a his eye on. missing, says Collier’s. ' m m When 25,000 out of 100,000 mocha or lemon icing. 3 tablespoons bntter or fat 4 tablespoons flour Monty turned back to the theater Being under construction in 1922 are rejected by the Delicately spiced cookies are good 2 cups shrimp, fresh, cooked, for solace. Was on the eve of re­ when naval arms were limited at something is obviously wrong, to have in the cookie box because clea n ed turning to Broadway to direct an­ the Washington conference, their i t B a s j and navy now plan to give they’re easy to fall back on when M ilk other play when Moss Hart rang tonnages had to be reduced one- millions a choice to play the crowd comes in for refresh­ him, asking him to play the lead wiA ffs weak, Ifrsd feefiags? 2 teaspoon s carry powder quarter; and this was accom­ Xf functional periodic disturbances i they like with greater m en ts: role in a play called “Strange Peo­ 4 cups cooked rice plished by cutting some 200 fe e t XDftke y o u fe e l n erv o u s, tire d , restlooo < ,______if few of them ever be- Maple Nnt Balls. . ple,” if I remember correctly. The a t such times—try this great mecUdno M eup.dark com syrap off the end of each vessel. But ®an» champions. There can only be V i cnp la rd play turned out to be “The Man —Lydia E. Ftakham 's Vegetable Com* Melt butter or fit; blend in flour.: their superstructures were built pound to relieve such symptoms. Taken, 0 m Aampion, at a time, after all, % cup brown sugar Who Came to Dinner.” It put the Gradually add milk to flour mixture, as originally planned and, there­ regularly—it helps build up resistance ,H otter* can be a vast improve H teaspoon salt Beard right in the bead of the spot­ against such distress. Also a grand enough to make fore, came so close to the stem w a lla our average skill. light. Hollywood didn’t see him 0tomachlctonlc.PtiIlowIa6el directions. ^ b o u t 2 c u p * that the heavy guns for the section i! * * * again until Wamers determined to sauce. CookA stir­ had to be moved forward. JhxU ver Football L yn n S a y s: ring constantly make the picture with Bette Davis. ; ’ H eer Is one knotty,' thorny prob- until thickened. But Bette demanded him and got him. Then 20th Century got Monty M m -W u lt the pro-football league or Qnlck Tips: To make a novel Place over hot- FOR QUICK RELIEF FROM W B will soon have to m eet This dinner or luncheon dish, broil w a te r , add (or “The Pied Piper,” signed him WMtives returning servicemen who slices of bologna from which shrimp. Add cur­ to a long-termer out of which came m m g In e a year' or two years of casings have been removed. Then ry which has b4?n mixed with a a unique romantic team—the Gracie football left, but who may fill the cups with creamed little water, Combinericewithdark Fields - Monty Woolley combination. .,SPRAINS AND STRAINS ft- pfay pro-football, rather potatoes and onions or any Qth- com syrup and pack firmly in a These two Invest an autumn love ^ im M viailarA cliH and Paint • Stiff Jointa • Broitet i to ca m p u s life. er creamed ^vegetable. quart mold. Set in a. pan of water story with a sprig of spring. t ( r o r a le n ow w orks n o p la y - When making hamburgers for and bake in a moderate oven for 20 “Why not?” shouts the veteran of the taken into pro ranks until a crowd, wrap each individually minutes. To serve, unmold rice ring many bitterly fought artistic battles. I has graduated. This regu- in waxed paper. TJie rounds may and fill center with shrimp mixture, "AU things being considered, a i kas worked well so far and be cut with a cookie cutter to SaImm Loaf. beard covers almost any facial de-. I the full approval of the make, them an even size. (Serves 4 to 6) feet and in the long run makes its i and the college coaches, Whoi making scalloped pota­ 2 enjw steamed salmon, flanked wearer look younger. Yes, and feel PR toes, prepare a Complete main younger, too. So there!” i war Is almost certain to be V t cup bread crumbs • * O 'W m h Europe before next fan. dish by placing slices ot dried H cnp m ilk B : M feesat mean that all football beef in between the slicdd pota­ I e g g To a G reat Gal \M n io army or navy win be re- to es. I teaspoon salt Fibber McGee has written, a song, TUi package contains a comb! ______A a a e i . B o t m a n y w ill b e , inclu ding a Combine mashed sweet pota­ I tablespoon butter, melted “My Molly,” dedicating it to his and compounded by Nature aloa* with bo i______gnaents nor manmsde drugs. Wheu you n is it with your '% m fe n the Pacific. toes and cooked, crumbled pork To flaked salmon, add other In­ wife. Molly’s a star wherever she dnakiRg water, according .to directions and drink Ctacy I A m * of these college players will sausage meat in a casserole. A gredients in ordef given; Grease loaf goes. It doesn’t matter what glam­ W a ttr d ay a fter day, y ou Jefat millions w h» have ctttek ed Clydl topping of freshly sliced pears or our girl’s in the room—when Molly tie cause of their troubles. Gcntfy hut surely Gtasy Wator t i return and 'finish their col- pan and line with cut sweet pickle SDflmlatBB area main. chanacts^ddney, aUa MRse. Others won’t. One pro- apples sprinkled with brown sugar slices. Pack salihon mixture into starts using her HtUe girl voice, tad Intmtinala^ndnatloa. Crasy Water brings positive E 11 angle is this—“If these men makes. this . a big fa^jrite. this. Set in a shallow pan containing everybody stops to listen, laugh and benefits fa faulty elialaetioivtbe caste and aggravation tBCter OfsSlmiBUia pains, Agestfvo orda* coastipatiea, •ttaft want to go back to college, Bake at 350 degrees for 30 min- water. Bake In a moderate oven to applaud. . . . Thomas Mitchell •sccss aridity, ete. Qtt a package of Ciaty W ater Crystals ^ T * e t i d n ’t w e u s e th em ? ” O th ers '(375 degrees) about I hour or until goes right back where he belongs— Oie present rule that calls Uver is delicious when m art loaf ia firm. Unmold onto hot plat­ in the big time, with Clark Gable until their college time nated (soaked) in French dress­ ter and garnish with parsley and and Greer Garson in Strange should be kept as it is or ing before broiling or frying. stuffed olives or pickle fans. Adventure." . . . Bay Collins plays p o a M a r e th e w ar1. Released by WMtei» Newspaper Vafea, the district attorney in “Leave H w (o Slaves.” 1 ■- THE DAVlE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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S k n i ^ V e ji t a H n By BOB m i COVERY f l o w e r * kidneys KARP br- your der irritation HELPGarllen ty in the nrine REG’LAR FELLERS—A Full Career By GENE BYRNES DR. KILMER'S ng them to re* s “getting up at erbal medicine, ractising physi- ease the flow of Constipation kache, run*dowa symptoms of 'P ROOT Is a Is the cause of 1 combination of OON oots, VesetabIest hing harsh or oirr 'se Dr. Kilmer's BUSINESS aients that act 'fort I MuoliSuffering ample TODAYt you’ll be glad ConstipaHon may cause no ^sap- and address to toms for a long time, but unless a » Co., Inc., Box rected will finally impair the hnW i er limited. Send Symptoms associated with adraas- U Swamp Root* ing constipation are loss of appetstei heavily coated tongue, tired S e e lia e and mental depression. Headachy ritoinpsg, anemia, and sldn distmfr*. ances such as acne, are commonly oc- perienced. In severe cases, neuralgift B rtiWiiwrw i and Joint pains occur, Indigestion vith gas formation and colic, aas piles and fissures frequently add tm LVE aOP—To the Watery Depths By J. MILLAR WATT the discomforts of severe chnrtii satisfactory F6« cases. t aluable ingredi* No matter how many other m u B ~ stores or write W H E R E D O E S cines you may have tried far e*»- ville, T cqzl . stipation, we urge you to try B-S T H A T L E A D TO PREPARATION, with the mnira- Standing that B-L PREPARATiOM must*bring you satisfactory resoBa 9 or your money back. Caution: E® only as directed.—M v...... -*

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= UWlg The GROVE LABORATORIES I' £ j f u 9 - 5 T . LOUIS 3. M I S 5 O U * 1 '4Pretend yon don't see him. Bis constant Jabberin’ is getting Morrfi O1 OHOVci C Oi D-J*? I: •n my nerves!” “Ihis little saving is to help pay for a permanent, I presume?” TflE OAVlE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE N. C.. MAY 2.1945.

I Buy War Bonds DAVlE BRICK yiCTORY *— T O D A Y ^ — ^ COMPANY DEALERS IN ^or Future Needs* BRICK and SANO BUY NOTICE UNITED L O O K IN a WOOD and COAL STATES WAR To All Dog Owners A ffK A D Day Phone 194 • Night Fhone 119 « GEORGE S. BENSON Mocksville, N. C. mmtrBONDS PnsUent-M attlKf Catttfa AND The Davie County Board of Commissioners, S ta te ). Jtrta n sa a STAMPS Fixed Laws Walker’s Funeral Homeg under and pursuant to the provisions of the Economic laws are laws of nature, rigid. They are divine laws in the AMBULANCE General Statutes of North Carolina, Chapter same sense that the law of gravity is . a law of God. Such laws were in Phone 48 106» section 364-387, have ordered that all force long before the first man-made statute was ever written, and no Mocksville, N. C, do here at home Is to Mg natural, law was ever repealed Iqr War Bonds—10% for War DOGS in Davie County be vaccinated for the act of parliament. Natural laws can t Bonds, every pay day. be broken but they all carry within themselves suitable penalties for prevention of rabies. Vaccination shall begin violation; hard to escape. Under natural law, every producer as of April I, 1945, and be completed within earns a profit when he serves-the public well; takes a loss when he serves the public poorly. "When ninety days from said date. manipulators, government planners or any other kind, use artificial price controls, they violate natural law. T h e Ben F. Anderson Has Been Designated It makes no difference whether the aim is greed or to protect “lame, ducks” from loss. Price controls en­ As Rabies Inspector courage incompetence. Wheat Price Parity D avie R ecord Claude R. Wickard, Secretary of I he law provides that it shall be the duty of the owner of every dog Agriculture, recently told an audi­ ence of wheat growers In St. Paul or dogs, to have the dog, or dogs, vaccinated. Also, that any per that U. S. production last year was 1100 million bushels compared to Has Been Published Since 1899 son who shall violate any of the provisions of this chapter shall be 800 million in a typical prewar year. This is deemed to forecast a post­ guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be sub­ war over-production of 160 million ject to a fine of not less than $10.00 or more than $50 00 or to im­ bushels or more a year. There is a law compelling government to hold 4 5 Y e a r s prisonment of not less than ten days or more than thirty days in the up wheat prices for two years after th e w ar. discretion of the court. Taxpayers may as well brace themselves. It is time to start won­ Others have come and gone-your dering what it’s going to cost per bushel to prop up the wheat price and hold it at parity; or what bonus county newspaper keeps going. R P. MARTIN, Chairman per acre must be paid to non-grow­ ers of wheat for not growing wheat. Sometimes it has seemed hard to Another wonder: Can the price sup­ port be removed after two years or 1 make "buckle and tongue” meet but m ust the taxpayers continue guaran­ teeing a wheat price indefinitely? soon the sun shines and again we Davie County Board Observe Natural Law There is an honorable way: Leave each industry’s problem for men of march on. Our faithful subscribers, that industry to solve. Using wheat as an example, permit the most of whom pay promptly, give us of Commissioners Department of Agriculture to pre­ pare such data as Mr. Wlckard courage and abiding faith in our ave the farmers and make the gures available to the whole in­ fellow man. Sdustry. Let the farmers use their own judgment in the light of Uie facts. They will do a better job than Buy at Least an Extra $100 Bond Today! government men, and it will not Ifyour neighbor is not taking The cost the taxpayers anything. One advantage is obvious: Men Record tell him to subscribe. The -JT of an industry can consider an industrial problem unblinded by a price has not advanced, but con­ dust storm of political considera­ ' r V C - " tions. Government’s proper func­ Jy. i I tion is to serve the citizens. Govern­ tinues the same, $1.00 per year. ft -r P *» i A- ment can get statistics more con­ veniently than an organization of business men, and government ex­ t ' ' ' -ft 9% <■ perts undoubtedly can offer valuable When You Come To Town SJ * interpretations, but interference is n o t help. Men Can Think Make Our Office Your Business men can understand government figures, interpret them -Kv and apply what they have learned. Headquarters. Figures from the Department of f Commerce and the Census Bureau < S have benefited many industries in the past, interpreted by statisticians We Are Always Glad To in the employ of trade associations. If wheat is over-produced one year, ' & bread will be cheap. The next year, See You. wheat men can plan more cau­ . ;:v - :kj, .... tiou sly. n il What did the cotton subsidy do I *- but open the gate for rayon to storm !*-n the cotton planter’s market? A fic­ -SX* ft -«w. s titious wheat price can only bring Your son who is in the Army, will that industry some similar calamity. It is bad enotigh to have loyal citi­ zens taxed without mercy to build enjoy reading The Record. Just like a a false price structure; worse when .W you know that the result will be to lift a big essential Industry off its economic foundation and perma­ letter from home. The cost is only 2c. WHEN YOU NEED nently cripple it. £ * 2 Knitting Needles per week. Send us his address. COAL an d ICE Work for Bonds

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VOLUMN XLVI. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY MAY 9 . tg <5 NUMBER 41 NEWS OF LONG AGO. UNSELFISHI Didn’t Enter Promised Davie Boy in Philippine In Sooth Pacific Seen Along Main Stieet Rev. Walter E. Isenhour. Hiddenite. N. C, By The Street Rambler. Wbal Was Happening Io Davie It’s great to be unselfish/ friend, Land A rea 0 00 0 0 0 Before The New Deal Uied Up Until we reach our journey’s end; History wi'l say this about Pre­ Four business women enjoying For such will make us great and sident Roosevelt: He and Abra- Inncheon in local cafe—Miss Kath­ The Alphabet, Drowned The good bam Lincoln bad mncn in common, leen Black carrying Iagre bag of ' Hogi and Plowed Up The Like others who have nobly stood Taey led their ppople throngh groceries across square—Two pret. Cotton and Corn. Wno left their mark when they war to the promised land of peace. ty young country lasses getting were gone They were not permitted to enter. hair' do in dime store— Prominent (Davie Record, May 7 , 1 9 2 4 .) To bless the world right on and They died on the edee of it busiress man sitting in barber shop Cotton Js 3 0 cenls on. It will be up to us—President with wet towel wrapped around Misses Daisy and Nell Holthous- Thus helping men to heaven's shore Truman, Congress, th e. State De- bis head—Lieut Joe Stroud look, er spent tbe week-end in Trout Where there is glory evermore, partment and the nation—to see ing out of window—Mr. and Mrs. man with relatives. that tbe paralled ends there. Sanford Nail doing early morning To be unselfish means we give Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Crafcford The years that followed Lincoln’s shopping—Runaway oony causing That other people, too, may live; and children spent the week-end death were tragic. much excitement on Main street— That they may have some help to with relatives at Marion. The two great wartime Presi­ rise Aged father and young son pass­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest James and dents died 8 0 years apart, almost And run their race and gain tbe ing through town in two horse cov. - babe, of Danville, Va., are visiting to the day. ered wagon—Miss Elva Grace A prize; relatives and friends here. President Roosevelt died April That we desire success for all. vett hurrying down Maib street— C. M. Swicegood, of Asheville, 12, 1 9 4 5 . jnst before the Allies were The wise and toolish, great and George Shntt and Wade Wyatt Spent Friday and Saturday in town ready to declare organized resist small, shaking hands with soldier friend shaking hands with old friends. ance iff German ended. And that we do our part and pray home from overseas—Miss Martha Miss Laura Booel ot Cana, was President Lincoln died of an as That men may climb life’s up­ v , Lou Stillwell buying theatre ticket in town Monday on her way to sassin’s bullet April 15, 1 8 6 5 , just PVT. HOLLAND 6 - WILLIAMS, son of ward way. Mrs. Edoa Williams. Mocksville. R. 4. en­ —Blonde talking to attractive look visit relatives in Salisbury and six days after the war between ihe Coast Guardsman Dent B. Wil­ tered the U. S. Maiioas in August, 1944, Ing soldier boy in front of grocery Charlotte. Unselfish men, and men of worth, North and South ended. and is now in the South Pacific store—Miss Ann Grant carrying Miss Nellis Poole left Monday Don’t hoard the money of the liams, Ship Cook, third class, son Ahead of both men lay the tre of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Williams coca-colas across Main street in pa­ for Buchanan, Va., to spend sever­ earth; mendous job of reconstruction and per box—Out of-town man search* of Mocksville, R. 4 , is serving a. al weeks with her sister, Mrs. C. I. They do not build for self alone, . a prosperous peace. Both has vis. America Must Awake ing square for his auto, having for board a Cost Guard-manned Army Many call themselves Christians, Holliugsworth. Or seek to reach some earthly ion. gotten where he parked it—Pretty Freight Supply ship in Philippine and they say they are patriotic, but E. C Sanford who underwent an throne, For Lincoln it meant reconstruc- blonde and brunette sitting at ta­ operation at a Charlotte hospital waters. A graduate of Cannon bv many of their actions they have That they may reign and rule in ting tbe shattered Sourb, healing ble drinking 7 -up -Bevy of High Higb School, Dent is entitled to definitely proven themselves neith­ two weeks ago, is getting along as ease the bloody wounds of civil war, School girls enjoyiog coca-colas and wear the Philippines Liberation rib­ er. “Wherefore by their fruits^e well as could be expected. And have the things of life that making North and South one conn, ice-cream sodas in drug store— Mrs. J. Frank Essie and child­ please; bon with one bronze star. He has shall know them.” try again. a brother Reid, in the'Navy, and Members of Gossip Club in heated ren, of near Cana, left last week They give themselves to do the For Roosevelt it meant helping You wine, dine and dance our Jesse, in the Army. discussion as to whether Christians, for Indiana, where they will spend right. reconstruct the world, politically service men. In the name of Chris­ not church members,'' should at. tianity, so-called, many of you have two months with relatives And seek to make the world more and economically. tend and participate in dances— William T. Brown, a native of bright. Working out a peace in Europe, bsen more interested in entertain Sberiff Bowden sitting in barber Davie county, but for many years Gets Good Conduct ing the service men than you have This bui'ds a monument more finishing tbe war with Japan, set- chair wearing big smile while get­ a resident of Winston-Salem, died in winning them. to Jesus. You grand ting up a league to prevent war, ting hair cut—Great excitement a. at bis summer home at Morefaead M edal dance with them, and you have Than marble shaft upon the sand. easing this country baek to peace, With 32nd Infantry Division In Panga- round the square on Saturday eve. City I®8* Tuesday, aged 5 6 years. drunk with them, professing your, To mark the place where we may time work, and fuil employment. sinan Province, Luzon. P I.—Pfc. Elvin S oing—Ladies crowding stores buy. Mrs 0 . R. Allen attended the Joyner, son of Mr nnd Mrs W. F. Joyner, selves to be Christians. Suppose sleep Because be died too soon, no one Mocksville. N. C., R. I. has been awarded ing paper handkerchiefs. commencement exercises at Mars that yonder on some far.flung bat­ And friends resort sometimes to will ever know how Lincoln would the Good Conduct Medal Hill College Iaat week and was ac­ In the service since Nov. 1942, Jovner tlefield of tbe world, a soldier was weepi; have solved the problems ahead of Jiaiaed at Camp Wolters, Tex. before de Fork News Notes. companied home by her daughter dying, giving bis life’s blood for For he who builds the lives of men him. parting for overseas doty in May, 1943. He Mrs. I. M. Livengood and Mrs. Miss Flora, who was a student. is a veteran of three major engagements yon; going out to meet God unpre­ Without a selfish purpose, then Hatred, greed, vengeance blos­ in the Southwest Pacific and holds tbe The new high school building on pared, he thought back to try to Lloyd Spillman and children spent Erects a character and name somed like evil flowers after Lin. Combat Infantryman Badge. He is now one day recently in Winston Salem. North Main street is completed and fighting with the "Red Arrow" IHvieion find something to console him, More sacred than laurels of fame. coin’s death. on Luzon. Mrs. Jno. Wood returned Wed. ready for occvpancy. Every citi something to show him what he Dear reader, I hope you have en­ Nor will anyone now be able to ffc. Joyner is married to the former nesday from Portsmouth, Va., af­ zen of the town should he proud of Dorothy Anderson who Iivesat Mocksville. must do to be saved, he thinks joyed my articles and poems in this say exactly how well President N.C..R.1.______ter spending several weeks at tbe this handsome structure. Chas. B. back of you, that you said you paper thru the weeks and months. Roosevelt had laid .the foundation Mooney, the contrector, knows all were Christians, and yet you danc­ bedside of her mother, Mrs, Vic. My great desire is to help you a- for world peace, pfosperons and se. Davidson Election toria VanEaton. about building a school house that ed with him and drank with him, lo?g life’s journey. I have had a cure. He killed himself working Pvt. Rosemary Llvengood, of the will meet every requirement. but said nothing about him repent­ book published entitled “ Lost Gems for it. Probe Incomplete Women’s Air Corps, of Miami, Prohibition officers Fred Ratledge Raleigh—Attorney General Har ing of his sins to God and accept, Of The American People,” which I But we’ll see—people like you Fla., who has been visiting rela­ of Davie, and Ashburn. made a Sne ing the precious blood of Jesus believe you would like very much. and me—what our statesmen and ry McMulIan said yesterday a St. te tives and friends in this section, baa) of corn liquor in Wilkes coun­ Bureau of Investigation report on Christ for tbe cleansing of his sins It contains my latest photo, also our Congressmen build upon the has returned to her post ot duty. ty a few days ago. They destroy­ alleged election irregularities in Then at the final judgment of the be photo ot my wife, and ninety, groundwork he laid.. This was her first furlough home ed two big steam distilleries and Davidson County was incomplete Great White Throne he shall point six pages, and sells for 5 0 cents per Lincoln was for treating the since entering service. captured 2 1 0 gallons of liquor. and an agent wonld return to that bis finger in your face and bis blood copy, or two for a dollar, postpaid. Southerners mildly. With Lincoln Mrs. John Smithdeal and Mrs. Tbe citizens of Fulton township shall drip fromyonr fingers because Let me send you one or more cop. gone, Congress cooked a bitter plan countv for more information. Gilbert Robertson, of Winston-Sal­ have asked the countv commission­ The alleged irregularities occured you professed to be that which you ies. Enclose a dollar bill and get a of reconstruction for the South. em, were recent guests of Mr. and ers to call an election in Tnne to in use of absentee ballots in the last were not. You never cared whetb copy for yourself and one for some And finally C 6 ngress tried to im Mrs. C. L. Aaron. <> vote for tlie issuance of bonds to general election. er or not he was sa red from an e- one else. The book ought’ to be' peach Lincoln’s suecessor in the Miss Julia Davis, student nurse erect a consolidated school build­ The report, when completed, will ternal hell. in every home throughout ihe laod. White House, Andrew Johnson. If from Cabarrns Hospital, spent the ing In that township. Calahaln is be turned over to the State Board Another thing. Duncing is one Many people are ordering it, some Lincoln had lived he might have week end here with her parents, the only township left out. of Elections and the solicitor. of the devil’s best tools for stirr'ng of whom write me that it is a great been able to win Congress to his Mr. and Mrs. Eccles Davis The rear coach of the south* up lust and passions of men and help and blessing to them. Send way ot thinking. Mr. and Mrs. 'G ray Matthews bound passenger train jumped the, "IF MY PEOPLE, WHICH ARE CALLED BY women to the place where all mor all orders to me. at Hiddenite, N President Roosevelt is succeeded MY NAME, SHAa HUMBLE THEMSELVES, AND als are forgotten and some of tbe have returned to their h. me here, track on tbe curve just beyond Li- C., and I’ll fill them promptly. by Harry S, Truman, Truman is a PRAY, AND m MY FACE, AND IURN AWAY most unholy, ungodly filthy acts of after spending several months at' sha Creek trestle Satu~day morn­ Every home needs good books. quiet man. He hasn’t given any FROM THEIR WICKED WAYS; THBI WILL I immorality are committed Instead Fredericksburg. Md. ing. The t ain was running slow This book tells of the precious gems evidence of the wide Roosevelt vis­ HEAR FROM HEAVEN, AND WIU FORGIVE and no one was hart. Tbe coach that have been lost out of tbe lives ion but on the other band he had THEIR SINS, AND WILL HEAL THEIR IAND."- oi a dance and a “hangout,” you An X mark' after your 2 CHRON. 7:14. need an old-fashioned revival and a was pulled back on the rails and and homes of our country and how small opportunity to do so. name mean* you owe tit. to recover them. Write me and get CAN THE LORD DB1END ON YOU AND MEl prayer-room. Yon sing, “God Bless the train arrived here about one He goes into the White House tbe book if you appreciate my ef­ America,” and you want God to hour late, well-liked by Congressmen, He was forts to serve you as a writer and give us victory, yet you are not W. F. Stonestreet and S. M. Cali, minister. one of them hitnselt, a Senator un Notice of Dissolution RATIONGUIDE Tr., went down to Advance one til his election to the vice.presiien willing to pay God’s price for it. OF THE DAVIE FURNITURE Look at the divorces in our land evening last week in answer to a cy last fall. SUGAR-Book 4, Stamp 35 Onr boys must keep on flght* COMPANY. CAROLINE’S and country, drunkenness, adultry challenge from some of the local in;—we must keep on blu­ One of tbe things to think about is valid for S pounds. Stamp checker players in )hat eown. The ing WAR BONDS until Vic­ being committed, swimming pools is this: Will Congress -go along DRESS SHOP AND DA 36 is valid Aroagh Aug. 31. MocksvHle boys cleaned up tbe tory is won. Keep so BACK­ crowded with people about 9 9 per ING THE ATTACK. v with President Trnman and play VIE DRY GOODS CO, cent, naked. Read I Timothy, 2 SHOES-AirpIane stamps I, Advance players in fine style. The ball with him? A PARTNERSHIP. 8 10, also Titus 2 , 11. 2 . .In nine 2 and 3 in book 3 valid in­ players were Call and Stonestreet, A rebellious Congress—or a Con­ To Wives and Parents Notice is hereby given that the of onr largest North Carolina cities definitely. of this city and Mock, Jones' and gress no longer ciirershadowed by partnership of E W. Junker and there were 66 murders, non-negli MEATS, FA fS: YS and Ward, of Advance, If any towns of Soldiers the Roosevelt charm and high in W. J. B. Sell, as partners conduct­ gent, manslaughter; known to po. ZS and A2 through D2 valid In this section think they have If you are Mndlng The Re­ temions—could wreck, the new Pre­ ing the business of merchants un­ der the firm names and styles of I ce January to December, 194 4 , through June 2; E-2 through good checket players let them come cord to your husband or ton sident’s plans and his administra Tbe Davie Furniture Companv; inclusive. JS valid through June 20 ;K2 to MocksvilIe and meet our champ­ who is in the armed forces, tion. . Caroline’s Dress Shop and Davie The chief danger in this century through P2 valid throu July ions. please see that his subscrip, One of the most vivid achieve Dry Goods Company has this day is, Religion without the Holy 31st. Book 4, red stamps. The following jurors were drawn tion is paid in advance. We ments of Mr. Roosevelt's whole ca­ beer dissolved bv mutual consent. Ghost; Christianity without Christ; Monday for the May term of Davie are forced to discontinue all reer is the United Nations Confer, W. J. B. Sell will collect all FROCESSED FOOD: H2 Superior court which convenes in debts owing to the Davie Furniture forgiveness without reoentance; sal through M2 valid thru June subscriptions to the boys-in ence now going on in San Francis­ Company, and E. W. Jnnker will this city Monday, the 26th, with foreign lands or in army co to create a league to prevent vatlon without regeneration; poll 2; N2 thruS2 valid thru June collect all debts owing to the Caro- tics without God, heaven without 30; T2 thru X2 valid through Judge I. L. Webb, of Shelby, pre camps in this country when war 7 '/ ine's Dress Shop and Davie Dry hell. siding: J. A. Hendrix. E. M Kel­ their subscriptions expires. It’s one .of the cornerstones of Goods Company. This tne 2 6 th July 31. Book 4, blue stams. ler, T. L. Koontz, E. E. Vogler, The soldien want thier home tbe ■ Roosevelt postwar program, day of April, 1945 Listen, friends, it is time some GASOLINE: Coupon|15A G. E. Mark land, G. A Carter.- C. one around was crying out against H. Hendricks, L. E. Feezor. W* paper. We have had to mark But it’s only one of. the mile posts E. W. JUNKER, valid for four gallons through P. Walker, W D. Gross, f. T several names off our books along that thorny and uncomfort­ W. J. B. SELL, sin, and tbe ungodliness of thepeo. June 21; B6, C6, B7 and C7 Formerly doing business as: pie. “ Cry aloud, spare not, lift up coupons valid for S gallons; Walker, S. L. Bailey George Fry. this week. Maybe one of able mad- President Truman will Davie Furniture Company; (thy voice like a trumpet and show A. W. Pbelos, J. M Call, R. W. them was your husband‘or travel before he rounds out his Caroline’s Dress Shop, and Vmy people their transgressions.” second quarter T coupons va* Kurfees, J. D. Collett, W. C. Jones. son. term in the White House. Davie Dry Goods Company. 1 MRS, WADE MAINER. Kd fot 5 gallons thru June. THE DAVIE RECORD, MQCKSYILT Fi N. C. O SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK The Daffodil Cutwork Pillowcases HOME TOWN REPORTER Looking at In Washington' Tulip Apron Makes a Nice Gift By VALTER A. SHEAD. HOLLYWOOD WNV Staff Correspondent' 5400 U OW evil can you get? The an- L A swer seems to be—go as far as Appraising President Truman you like. Look at the cinematic cads who have become idols of mil- WHU WssbiBgten Batesn tions, aU because they gave out with 621 Union Trust Building ; that certain schmaltz when they SPARKY ! "1X7HILE it is much too early toi smiled and got tough. WAri, SHARK/ ■ make a fair and accurate ap­ PEFORE WE praisal as to the quality of leader- Squish a grapefruit in a lady’s pan and become an international idol. start «amuH sfrip of the former Missouri farm AMERICA-AR boy, or to forecast Fight the frails, fool ’em, kick ’em YOU SURE * how he will meas­ in the teeth. That’s right, boys, be COSMIC RAYS| ure up to the tre­ a gold plated heel. There’s fame in HAVE MAPEI mendous --responsi­ being infamous; success in being INPESTRUCTIBIJ bilities he"' has as­ snide; luxury in being a louse. sumed and with Alan Ladd, who hauls home more which he will be fan mail than the rest of the faced in the future, Paramount boys, coUected his you may be assured claque through rugged, hair-on-the- that the country is chest snarls and being quick on the in safe hands. draw. He was an overnight sensa­ Pres. Harry S. tion in the role of the Raven. “This I Valter Shead Truman is in no Gun for Hire” put Ladd in the top sense a political ac- money class. eident. His nomination to the vice “Mask of Dimitrios” brought im­ presidency at Chicago was made mediate celebrity to Zacbary Scott, with a full knowledge of the possi­ who played the bility of his succession to the presi­ most baleful bum dency, and he was chosen for the I possible. He ■Job by President Roosevelt himself, wasn’t even nice He will carry out the Roosevelt to his mother. V policies and the Roosevelt program “Evil appeals- faithfully on both the foreign and to the romantic,” I domestic fronts. He will not attempt said Scott, who’s So imitate President Roosevelt and right back being R Die chances are, he will not venture sw inish in into new fields nor stray far from “Strange Honey­ G Die road mapped out by his prede­ moon,” since he’s Tulip Apron cessor. Rather he will consolidate finished "Hold pRETTY aprons are hard to find I those policies and bring to fruition Autumn in Your I these days—and very expen­ Zachary Scott sive! So why not sew up a couple ,Die gains made in progressive gov­ Hand.” Cutwork Pillowcases L ernment and liberal legislation “It’s human nature to want to kick of gay and giddy hostess aprons Canning Is Food Insurance for Winter T 1NEN, cotton or mercerized for gifts. Three-quarters yard of which has been placed on the stat­ (See Recipes Below) over the traces and be unconven­ ute books during the last 12 years tional. Don’t ask me why. But so I—' thread are all suitable for the a pastel cotton will make one— fascinating art of “cut work;” The ef the Roosevelt administration. Early Canning few people have the nerve. Cases of use your brightest and cheeriest ; President Truman is a liberal Lynn Chambers’ wishful thinking are universal Evil spring daffodil design illustrated is scraps for the appliqued tulips. lovely done in all white or in daf­ • * * ; Democrat and supported almost Strawberries and rhubarb, green Point-Saving Menus. somehow is regarded as colorful and By LEN iwithout exception the so-called New evildoers are thought to have intes­ fodil yellow. The design is 1614 Ta obtain complete pattern and finishing peas and asparagus are all flaunt­ inches long and 8 inches high at Instructions for the Tulip AppUque Apron KLEIS [Beal legislation in the senate, but ing their gay col­ Mixed Vegetables in tinal fortitude for daring to be what (Pattern No. 5400) send 16 cents In coin, h e has remained friendly with, and ors before our Bologna Cups they are. the center. Buttonhole stitch and plus your name, address and the pattern ,has retained the respect and esteem Creamed Potatoes "The public seems to find escap­ satin stitch are used throughout number. eyes and begging the design. Due to an unusually large demand and REG’U ad both conservative Democrats and to be eaten, ei­ Perfection Salad ism in pictures about evil, and the • • • Xepublicans in that body. Toward Toasted Muffins and Jam sinners themselves are looked upon current war conditions, slightly more time ther now or later. To obtain transfer patterns for the Daf­ is required In filling orders for a few of congress, he will ask cooperation One of the most Chocolate Souffle as fascinating because they’re dan­ fodil Cut Work Pillowcases (Pattern No. the most popular pattern numbers. Md and help rather than dictate to basic rules in Beverage gerous, and danger appeals to the 5291) and complete instructions on how to Send your order to: I TH I Diem. He has a reputation for dele­ canning is that multitude because it offers respite do cut work embroidery send 16 cents in THAT I gating responsibility and for select- from routine,” says the new devil coin, plus your name, address and the SBWINe CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK fruit and vegeta­ Use tender red rhubarb, trim off pattern number. TH’ Bi Dig the proper man upon whom to bles should be hero, Scott. 530 South WeUs SL Chicago. .delegate that authority. hard ends, wash without skinning, I L ll canned at the peak of the season to cut into small pieces. Mix fruit and Evil Lingers On ~ Enclose 16 cents for Pattern. In his first message to the be their best. If you want a good sugar, let stand several hours. Cook No ______eongress he said: “Only with product, you will have to put up Although “Public Enemy” was \ A SK M S year help can I hope to com­ gently in preserving kettle until produced years ago, that touching Name- a good food is another way of put­ thick and clear. Pour into hot sterile sequence wherein James Cagney t ANOTHER plete one of the greatest tasks ting this rule across. glasses and paraffin at once. wallops Mae Clarke with a grape­ ? over assigned a public serv­ Canning at best does not improve \ A General Quiz ant.” In that message he also For canning spring’s first fruits, fruit is still recalled but lovingly by the food, it simply preserves it use the directions given in these the baddies. served notice that “the forward- for future use. Unless strawberries looking people of America may recipes to save color, food value and That performance definitely estab­ 1. What is the correct name for Do This When are sweet and bright in color, they quality. lished Cagney in motion pictures. the Statue of Liberty? be assured there will be no re­ will not become so in the jars. The B aby F rets, Cries' laxation in our efforts to improve Canning Strawberries. Today he’s starring in independent 2. Why do so many English same is true of everything else productions produced by his brother towns end in Chester as Winches­ Loss of sleep and fretfulness in baby is ftp lot of the common people.” Use only fresh, ripe, firm and often caused by tormenting diaper rash. which we put up. Bill, and has just finished a new ter? You can ease, even help prevent this mis­ Different Than Roosevelt. Less' canning sugar will presum­ sound berries. Wash and stem. To rugged portrayal in “Blood on the ■ 3. The sea elephant when fully ery Iqr sprinUing bis irritated skin with > Franklin Delano Roosevelt was* ably be alloted this year than pre­ each quart of berries add I cup sug­ Sun.” grown contains how many gal­ Mexsaaa. Containsingredientaoftenused ar. Place in a porcelain enam­ ecialista to relieve this discomfort. Swrn to wealth and position and he viously, and it would be well to de­ Clark Gable owes his start to dirty lons of oil? I little. Always demand Mexsana. 'gained the ridicule and even con­ cide just how much of what you are eled kettle (to prevent the berries doings in a sagebrush thriller, “The 4. What did the ancient Greeks tempt of many of his blue-blooded going to put up before you start from turning dark), let stand until Painted Desert.” use for napkins? juice flows. Cook slowly to the boil­ Thel ,associates by becoming early in life in using sugar. It will have to be Gable hadn’t even been heard of 5. Does the South pole receive R E A-L.Y F! Nt : FA 'the champion of the common man, strictly budgeted if it is to reach ing point, then rapidly for 3 to 4 before when he was hired for that more sunlight than the tropics? minutes, then cover kettle and let Die underdog. In contrast, President over all the winter’s needs. job. But with the release of “The 6. What is histrionic art? Ml Xraman comes from the great mid- stand overnight. Drain berries and Painted Desert” all worries ceased Those of you who have canned pack into hot sterile jars. Heat syrup 7. What is the only landbird that C A R m sn I jdle class from the mid-West, He is while sugar has been rationed know for Gable. He snagged an M-G-M can fly backward. AS D a poor man . . . Iives on his salary, until it boils, pour immediately over contract and everlasting fame. , C3F\GE PEKCG G PEKOE that it is possible to can with a fruit to within one-half inch of the 8 . When a man has more than D ] While President Roosevelt, even great deal less sugar if you will put From Pasadena Playhouse obscu­ one wife, it is called polygamy. - p e n / :early in his political career often the fruit up not quite so sweet. top of the jar. Adjust cover and rity to a dynamic bit as a downed When a woman has more than D !hocked the party organization, process in hot water bath 8 minutes Nazi aviator who provided Greer Most of us can do with less sugar or in pressure cooker 5 minutes un­ one husband, what is it called? !resident Truman had climbed the as long as we have nice loolting Garson a few horrible minutes in 9. Does the Panama canal show L 'political ladder through the medium der 5 pounds pressure. Remove jars, “Mrs. Miniver” is the tale of Hel­ jars of fruit. let cool and store. a profit? MOUNTAIN M USlC FROM A REAL Jef the party organization. He is re- One of the “musts” on your cam mut Dantine. 10. What is quicksand? MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY E ,garded as a party man. Roosevelt This is an excellent, if unorthodox His name was on every casting ning list this year should be sev­ method for canning rhubarb. It is The Answers jaever was. eral jars of jams, director’s lips once his nasty Nazi 1. Liberty Enlightening the S ; Because of these two circum- prepared by baking the fruit and interpretation was seen. Warners I stances, his championship of the Iit- jellies and . pre­ then canning: World. serves to spread cornered the newcomer’s signature 2. Chester is English for the IDe man and his frequent disregard Canning Rhubarb. on a term deal and he’s been caus­ By BC 'ef party, Roosevelt became a peo- on bread next whip Roman word castra or camp. ter if butter sup­ ing the heroines panic ever since. Many of these towns were sites of KAF ipfes* president and was elected and Wash tender, rosy rhubarb and cut AU of which hasn’t affected Dantine i reelected by the votes of the liberal plies are low. The into %-inch pieces with a sharp Roman camps. family will greet with the girls of the world. They 3. Approximately 70 gallons of 'and independent votes of the people knife. Measure the rhubarb and think he’s just divine. !regardless of party'lines. Only time these fruit con­ place it in a baking dish and add Vt oil. V P O P — L i 'csn tell whether President Truman, coctions with cheers: as much sugar by measure as rhu­ LSst Keeps Growing 4. Pieces of bread. barb. Cover and bake in a mod­ 5. Yes. At the December sol­ I YS=A 11 coning from the ranks of the little Strawberry Marmalade. As a menace in "Ship Ahoy”—a WHY people, will become their champion, erate (350-degree) oven 30 to 35 min­ Red Skelton conglomeration of non­ stice it is nearer the sun than any (Makes 12 6-ounce glasses) utes until rhubarb is tender, but other spot on earth is at any time. Y O U | J«r whether he will hew so close to 2 oranges sense—John. Hodiak arose from the party lines that he might alienate whole. Pack into hot sterile jars multitude of contractees: That he- 6. The art of the theater. WED.—THURS.—FBI.—SAT. THE 2 lemons immediately after removing from 7. The humming bird. 7:15 a. ia. (Cm); 0:15 a. an (EWD votes from other groups. Vi cup water man quality brought him “Lifeboat” SUNDAY oven and process 10 minutes in a o pposite Tallulah Bankhead. The 8 . Polyandry. 0:13 a. m.(CWT); 9:13 a.m. (EWT) A Humble Man. Va teaspoon soda boiling water bath or 5 minutes at 5 9. Yes. , Harry S. Truman is a humble I quart strawberries rest has been gravy for Master Ho- _ Yoor Fovorilo CBS StuUon pounds pressure in pressure cooker. diak, whose M-G-M future is real­ 10. A bed of sand so water- Sponsored by Ballard' ,man. He is God-fearing and no one 7 cups sugar soaked as readily to engulf any­ iknows better than himself his capa- 14 bottle fruit pectin Canning Asparagus. ly bright Gene KeUy realizes the value of one or thing that attempts to rest 195236 .UUties, and this is good. Ofttimes Wash young, tender asparagus upon it. [Du responsibilities of the office of Remove peels from oranges and and remove tough ends. Cut to fit being a heel. From being a per­ president itself brings out unknown lemons; cut off white membrane. into jar or in %-inch lengths. Tie sonable no-good in “Pal Joey,” a 'Qualities of leadership and states­ Force peels through food chopper. into small bundles and place In a Broadway musical, KeUy attracted manship in a man elected to that of- Add water and soda. Cover and saucepan. Add a small amount of HoUywood’s eye. His introduction Dee. This has been true of other simmer for 10 minutes. Add orange boiling water and cook 4 to 5 min­ to the camera was as a guy you presidents. and lemon pulp and juice. Simmer utes. Place immediately into hot loved hating in “For Me and My H s first press conference made for 20 minutes. Add crushed straw­ sterile jars, adding boiling Uquid to GaL” What a dirty life he gave Good^and C risp / a profound impression on the berries. Measure 4 cups prepared within Vz inch of the top along with Judy Garland! i a w e than 300 newspaper corre­ fruit; add sugar. Bring to boiling I teaspoon salt to each quart. Adjust The champion nasty character of spondents and radio columnists and boil 5 minutes. Remove from cap and process immediately in a them aU is George Sanders, who i m a » !gathered In his office. He stood heat; stir in fruit pectin. Let stand pressure cooker, processing pint saunters back and forth between 1 Sehlnd his desk, the same desk S minutes; skim; seal in hot, jars 35 minutes at 10 pounds pres­ the devU and the angels. George’s I Pehind which President Boose- sterilized glasses. sure. hateful dandy in “Lloyds of Lon­ don” brought him to our notice. It ; v d t sat and received newsmen, Currant Jelly. Canning Peas. I Md faced a veritable barrage of was his first big splash. He’s been (Makes 4 to 5 small glasses) Select tender, even-sized green splashing ever since, and I don’t , Questions. He answered them all I quart currants peas. SheU and wash. Place in frankly, decisively, definitely mean in a bathtub, either. Vs cup water saucepan with Yes, it pays to be bad. E ,an d without hesitation. He Sngar boiling water to Any actor, aspiring for fame, !Sowed appreciation, a sense of cover. Heat to humor, and exhibited a great Wash and pick over currants but boiling. Pack as should not make heaven his desti­ , of knowledge of what is do not remove stems. Mash a few hot as possible nation, as far as film roles are con­ KMSHES I going on in this government in Qie bottom of a preserving kettle into sterile jars. cerned, but arm himself with a I and in the governments of the and continue until all berries are pitchfork and horns and charm the Add I teaspoon multitude. I world. used. Add water, cover and heat salt and I tea- ______• • • / H definite appraisal could be slowly. When fruit is thoroughly spoon sugar to each jar. Process in 'made on the basis of that first press heated, put into a jelly bag or in sev­ the pressure cooker 50 minutes at 10 Answer to Her Prayer !conference and upon his reassur­ eral thicknesses of cheese cloth and R.K.O. has signed Maureen drain off juice. Measure 4 cups O’Hara for “The Fabulous Invalid.” ing message to the congress, one Vitamin Value and Retention. !undid say very definitely that juice, bring to boiling point and This play is taken from the Broad­ TMi wgaieM gtifaisa ecmbinadon of minerals !Resident Truman will measure up boil 5 minutes. Add 3 cups of sug­ The more quickly you work once way hit by Moss Hart and George ano^romgcundad by Nanue ahme, with no artificial the fruits and vegetables are col­ Clyi to all Die nation wishes of him . , . ar and boil 3 minutes, or until jelly S. Kaufman. It’s a drama of the directions and drink Cnay jftat we have a. man In the White sheets off a spoon. R u r into sev­ lected, the better will they retain American theater, told through the the ■—-TL* . fMr°« t IrinMra ffiDSimadmens Mhmwho hIimm m atncked.i^nl-aifi eral hot sterilized glasses, cover their nutritive quaUties. Everything career of a famous actress, and will Cnay Waw House in these perilous times be­ anl intestinal rnannrw eiancy. skin hind whom every man and woman with paraffin and store. should be in readiness so there is be done in technicolor. The role no time lost going from step to step. wUl give her a chance to do some .In our country can rally and close Strawberry and Rhhbarb Jam. ranks for the successful culmina- (Makes 6 to 8 Glasses) If jars are stored in a cool, dark real acting as weU as look beauti­ ****** M^Tiircwllliptllcl1* ftm of our fight for world freedom, place there is a better chance of ful. . . , IftialLShore serenaded sail­ ftternational peace and national se- 3 caps cooked pink rhubarb their keeping their vitamins and ors on a warship at San Pedro the cusity. It Is no more than fair we 3 cups strawberries minerals. other morning. At sunrise she sang him that support. 4 cups sugar ReleaMd by WesWni Newspaper Union. “Oh, What a BeautUul Morning.” THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKS VILLE, N. C.

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kift New York City has more Oioaa Cundred private streets, or fhou- iughfares, owned by indivkfeahe cr corporations, that- must 6 a closed to the public from ■»*— Fun for the W hole Family IO sunrise one day each year to. Order that they may maintain iheir private legal status.

SPARKY WATTS BOODY ROGERS WW\ Ano fak OH/ if WAIT, SHARK/ ABSOLUTELY! THEN,SHARK, fromtke SNAPPY FACTS BEFORE WE WE ARE ALLSO I PONrTFEAR WONTt CONFLICT THOSE START SCOTTUNS STRONG ANP TOO ANY MORE BETH TWO TERRinC ABOOT AMERICA-ARE TOUSH THAT -SO NOW PROFESSORS vrascnoifft TtWStiRE THOSE n o t h in g c a n BE TH' IN t SOME LAST FIVE RUBBER COSMIC RAYS EVER HURTOR MINNEAPOLIS Mbwtesthe HAVE MAPE US m i m NOTKETieiR WHOLEMOCLC INDESTRUCTIBLE? SEISMOGRAPH WHX BE PEEfROYEKI

Th* contented cow will be mores* offer the war, when B. F. Coodridb research men expect fow-cost rub­ ber wit I make possible rubber mat­ S tress or floor covering for stables, War-born synthetic repre­ sented 80 per cent of the na­ tion's robber consumption n 1944, reports John L. CoIIyerv President o f The B. F. Good­ FrAnk Uf MttfctT Sf««t«U rich Company* In 1941 man- made robber was less than one per cent of oor con­ sumption* I'M NOT SURE I MAKING US MY MOTHER HOW OKAY- The destruction of some 5,000 thes MUCH BUT IT ALWAYS I 1LL MAKE a doy on the American battlefronts SOME BROTH- ALLWAYS POTS FILLS TH ' Is one widenfandable reason for OOVOUWAfcir RICE RICE IT H A LF A N D ? BOTTOMH ALF HALF subordination of civilian tire need* ,VEGETABLES INIT OFW SOUP to those of the military* IM IT f PLATE

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!demand and By GENE BYRNES Iy more time REG’LAR FELLERS-Bird of an Idea Jfor a few of Ib e rs. TH' ARMY THINIC OF PINHEAD DUFFX SIR TRAIN’S PIGEONS W E L L -- HOWS ABOUT LEWORK THAT r * Y E S S IR .— WITH T CARRY , TRAININ’ SPARRECS Chicago* ITS PRATICICLY I IDEA ,, MESSAGES AN* COMMUNICATIONS T O C A R R Y BRILLIANT! > MISTER POSTCARDS AN' 1 W AR! J DUFFY- 7 DOESN’T IT? T E L E G R A M S I I’LL HOP RUaHT LETS HEAR IT.1 LOWER WINDOW DOWNTOWN ANf J SHADES NEARLY TO SPILL IT TO TH' THE SOL* PLACE RIGHT GUY! TANGLEFOOT^ RY PAPER WHERE EARLY MORNING UGHTWia ATTRAa FUES p. Cries TO IT. I in baby ia piaper rash* WORKS UIG at this mis* ACHARM I skin with ^ofteaused discomfort* Mexsana* C M ON,THIS IS WHEBE WE ^ S S T / H E Y THIS IS WUEBE CAME IN-GETTHE CHILDREN K ID S , IS T H A T W E CAME IN, T a n g l e f o o T THEVBE DOWN IN FRONT VOUV CMOUt yOW/HELP I f l y p a p e r V WOW / It'* the eld reliable that never fatfc. OKAYtHONEV Y E A H WHAT ITIS NOT/ Economical, not rationed. For sale 4 VWANTV WE WONT 00 / hardware, drug and grocery store*. CATCIffS TNfOf AM AS Wftt AS TNfffT

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CROSS PRIVATE Constipation may cause no symp-, TOWN toms for a long time, but unless cot ., BUCK rected will finally impair the heattlb' By Symptoms associated with atfvane-: Ing constipation are loss of appetite^' R o la n d C o e heavily coated tongue, tired feeling; and- mental depression. Headache,' I produced- Br pfictal W dizziness, anemia, and skin diskst-! rithyoue Clyde Lewis antes such as acne, are commonly sue-. J t Crazy penenced. In severe cases, netesSffin i attacked and Joipt pains occur. IndigstSme I Izy Water with gas formation and cofit, and! hey, skin piles and fissures frequently add to J i positive Igravadog i the discomforts of severe chronie ■adpadon, Ho mhtter how many othermeS* r Crystals Oihes' you may have tried for coa- I -uarrfc V:J ' Etipation, we urge you to try BHEi ,PREPARATION, with the untter- 4* Rementher—this beachhead is not to be extended. beyppd 4 b e .,Etanding that B-I, PREPARATION “We all know you're a fighting fool, Buck, but just toss one rout gate, or your theaterof operations WiITlfe Iim itrtstrfctly :must*bring you satisfactory: its grenade at a tim e'" to your own room for the rest of the day!" ' ■ or your money back. Caution; : Oto only as directed—Adv, TOE DAVlE KECORD, MOCKSVILLE N C, MAY 9. 1945

gins for the past ten years or more, THE OAYIE RECORD. That Town Qock THREE BROTHtRS IN SERVICE Honetl Soldier for work done when the yonng man TH E D A ' ran a pressing club here. The money We earnestly beseech the County The Mock 8 vi!!e Motor Co., M. L. C FRANK STROUD - • Editor. order was mailed in Paris. France Commissioners to take drastic action Dwiggins, owner, received a money Oldest Pap order last week from a former on April 19th. about that court house clock. It No L iquor, TELEPHONE Mqpksville soldier boy, for $12.50, a fast one day and slow the next. The The Record only $1.00. Entered atth e Poetoffice InMocka- eun hardly knows when to rise or debt which be had owed Mr. Dwig- vllle. N. C.. as Second-ctaw Mail NEWSA set. Passengeraharrv to the bus ’.rosuM. I- m atter, March 3.1903. station or depot to find they have been left or have to wait a half hour Mrs. F. E. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: or less. The slock was 18 minutes was in town NE YEAR. IN ADVANCE - S I OO fast when we went to press, bui have America’s Sweetheart week. IX MONTHS IN ADVANCE - $ SO no idea how it is now. MOTHER ... She’s the mainstay of the natmn- Mr. and M The weather we have been en­ Many Attend Memorial the inspiration to children growing up, and to Airy, visite joying recently was mighty good on week. the Inel men bat tough on the ice Service sons and daughters already grown to serve their men. A large audience was present at Society country in distant places.. • Mother merits tend* D. M. Hol Baptist Church, hear Coonty Line. Sunday erness, thoughtfulness and love everyday.. . But I, was in to Prom election returns from the afternoon, for the memorial service held municipal election not yet in, it for Pvt. James E. Stroud, son of Mr. and this special day, Sunday, May 13, is yours to tell ness. Mrs. S. E. Stroud, who was killed In Ger- would appear that most folks did as many Nov. 29.1944 The following pro- her in some tangible way that she is ever in your Rev. Mar usual, forget to go to the polls. gram was rendered: Prelude—"Largo." Handel. Miss Louise h e a r t Springs, wa_ Mt. Mitchell was covered in Stroud, pianist. Thurday. Mounting of Colors-Steff Sgta. Bi snow last week, with the mercury and Cox. Sgts. Ferraro and Khula, of the Appropriate Gifts For down to 35 degrees. Seems like Greensboro A. A. F. Overeeas Replacement Frank V Depot. vance mercb this weather has gone flooey. We Faith of Onr Fathers—Choir. From left to right, Coxswain Robert S. Foster; S -Sgt James R. MOTHER had May weather in March, and Prayer—Rev. Bill Smith. Foster, and Seaman, Second Class George Tucker Foster, sons of Mr. day on busi March weather in May. Snlo-Tbe Lord's Proyen Miss LaMon na Gattis. and Mrs. Dewey C Foster, of Lexington, R 3 , formerly of Mocksville. Now On Display T-Sgt. an The Seventh War Bond Cam Soriptute Reading—Rev. W L. McSwaio Coxswain Robert Foster went into the Navy in November, 1943 Quutet-NearTo The Heart of God; Courtland, paign is on. Buy all the Bonds Kathlyo Hoots. LaMonna Gattis, Bill How He took his basic training at Great Lakes. III. He spent one year over­ eral days in you can pay lor and put them a. aid, Tom Hendrix. seas, and was home on a.short leave in December. He is now back in Memorial Address—Rev. R. L. Smith. Hall Drug Co. iriends. way. Don’t buy one month and the South Pacific. He married Miss lean Hundley, Lexington, R. 3 . •*Away."—Jas. Whitcomb Riley. Misi P hone 141 Mocksville, N. C. sell the next Such methods won't Jeanette Stroud. StaffSgt JamesR FosterenteredtbeAirCorpsinNovember, 1 9 4 3 ; D. J. Address—Chaplain Vanghan, of Greens help to win the war and won’t help boro Army Air Field. rook bis training at Keesler Field, Miss ; Tampa, Fla.; Santa Maria, Thursday you. Taps-By member Greensboro A. A, F. Calif., and Gulfport, Miss. He is now a tail gunner with the 3 2 nd where he sp Benediction—Rev. W. L. McSwain. When it was announcrd last week Bomber Squdn , somewhere in Italy. He married Miss Virginia Kep- parents. ley, of Lexington, R. 3 . that Hitler was dead, there was no Harvest Clover Seed Leary Cr excitement and no demonstrations Seaman, Second-Class George Tucker Foster, entered the Navy in J WHEN YOU NEED Inviewofthe critical needs for addi­ October, 19 4 4 . Hetook his basic training at Bainbridge, Md.; Miami, in Newport around here Many folks didn’t tional supplies of legumes and clover crop seeds J. N. Smoot Chairman. Davie FIa., and is now somewbere in the Atlantic. -eral days I believe the report, and others County AAA Committee nrges all Davie ibis family. thought his death wasn’t even County fanners to harves their 1945 crop COAL a n d ICE ! of crimson clover seed. Pfc. Geo. W. Livengood, of worth a demonstration How the ‘There is a great demand for these Charlie M mighty have fallen. seed; harvesting payments ate available Davie County, is a member of the U. S. Navy under the 1945 AAA Program; and, a AUTO LOANS Phone Us We Deliver Promptly \ ready market awaits all the seed that can 9 9 7 th Battalion, and has seen ser with bis mo be secured,'* Mr. Smoot said. “At a rate CITIZENS FINANCE CO. Clatnroch. DavieSoldier Sees Hor­ of per acre. Davie Countv farmers vice in France, Italy and Germany 5359 Vance Hotel Bldg. may earn op to 587.50 per farm under the during recent months. His Field MOCKSVILLE ICE & FUEL CO. Mrs. Has rible Sights 1345 AAA plan by harvesting seed from a Statesville, N. C. good growth of crimson clover, ted clover, Artillery Battalion guns have fired ters, Misse Editor Davie Record:—I am en annual. ry eg ress or vetch, or mixture of P hone 116 Mocksville, N. C. closing on a little article for your vetch and small grain,'* the AAA leader t t 6 ,ooo rounds of ammunition in Grace, spen declared. He pointed out thar this prac­ with friends paper. Maybe it will wake the peo tice allowance. the past 17 months. Land posters at this office. pie up around there to let them Mr. Smoot cited the value of Iegues and grasses in maintaining and restoring fer­ - Gunner’s know what their boys are going tility to. land under wartime strain of who has fa- through over here, and it will prob­ peak production and as a crop to combat erosion, saving that "there Ius been an past four y ably make them reach down in their unusually heavy heavy drain on rase last week i pockets and buy an extra War supplies and farmers should harvest their seed to make sore that there will be a Mr. and'Mr Bond to help get thiss mess over. sufficient supply for new seedings this faff. After reading a lot about the Ger­ Davie County farmers who harvest crim­ The Cent son clover seed this year are offered man atrocities which seemed hard to market for any good quality seed, that regular tn believe. I finally happened to see one they do not need, through the purchase May 9 , 194 yesterday, and for the first time re­ program of the Commodity Credit Corpo­ ration, he said. “Top grade crimson clov­ Knox John alized just what we’re really np er seed produced in this a tea will we pur­ er. He wi gainst. Things like this are hard to chased at $12.50 per hundred pound for T o m a r k e t , War Loan believe until they are actually wit­ cleaned and bagged seed delivered to de­ signated dealers.” nessed. WhentheRnssianswereon The purchase program is similar to that Mrs F. their big offensive, the Nazis march In effect last year and is designed to en­ position as ed thousands of Russian prisoners of courage seed production by providing pro­ To m arket. ♦. ducers fair returns and, at the same time, Davle Coun war from East Prussia into Berlin, make seed available to farmers at reason­ end later to Gardelegen, the site of able prices. tered upo the Nazi crematory or murder fac Complete information concerning the Mis Swai seed purchase program may be obtained When the Southern Railway System goes "to with her p tory. When the Americans were from the Davie County AAA Office. market,” it does its buying from a “shopping R. Cope, i“ driving west.to east into the heart list” of 65,000 different items. ..and buys about of Germany, the Nazis became pan sixty-one million dollars worth in a year. icky, and what were they to do with Sheffield News. Rev H Many tobacco growers say blue m Using almost everything...from toothpicks day in Hic all their PW’s? They finally decided has damaged their tobacco plants. on their plan. They forced hundreds to crossties, from pins to steel rails. ..there are ing of the Mn. Agnes Clearv received a messL.. few articles produced in the South that the Of PW’s to dig trenches, and then last week staling that her gon Jack Cleary lege. At ;Bhot them, and later filled in the had been liberated from a German prison Southern doesn’t buy. camp. Jack was oaptured last Octoter. Coltrane w ^trenches- In one of these trenches The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. Clvde Andtherearefew cities,or towns,or counties as presiden .we saw several bodies. Ueary last Saturday evening and left in the South that do not feel the helpful effect was re-elec .. In a barn which had the floor cov­ them a fine boy. of railway purchases. They ring local cash reg­ ered with gasoline-soaked straw, 300 Pomp Smith, who has been an the sick isters, stimulate local trade, and provide jobs list for some time, is improving, bis many T-Sgt. 'Russian prisoners were locked. The friends will be glad to know. for thousands of workers in other industries been in Ita . . . year after year. guards then tossed flares and incindi Harvey Reerer 1 one of Unde Sams's months, is aries into the barn, igniting the Navy boys, spent last week with his par­ Thus, through its purchases, through the lough wit’ straw and bnrning the occupants a ents. Mr. and Mn. W L. Reeves, and friends and Icved ones in this section. taxes it pays,through the 50,000 railroad jobs it Mrs. S. H live. It was a horrible sight with provides and the vital transportation service it Chaffin ha body that had a leg or head blown renders, the Southern Railway System really off. .Som eofthe Russians attemp- QarksviIIe News. Serves the South”. ..and so helps it to grow since goin ted to escape by digging under the Thurman Dull, of the U. S. Navy spent and prosper. ing well his furlough with Mn. Dull and his ..par­ floor, but were shot down on the ents Mr. and Mn. Luther Dull. Pvt. Ev Spot as we could see bullet holes in Mn. Oesie White of IJamea X Roads is d i n w sT £ • their heads. In order that a few visiting Miss Lela Mobte. President has been s members of the so-called "master Mn. R H. Hayes had as dinner guests where be. Tuesday the faculty of Wm. R. Davie :race” might escape well-earned pun­ school have hel~ ishm ent for a short while, hundreds Mn. Pauline Harp and daughter Joe. 1 .0 0 0 hors .of Russians, so near freedom, had to and PatHda Ann, of Courtnev spent last FDQD week with Mn. Dora Harp. comotives Suffer such a horrible death. The supplies stsncb in this vicinity was enough Kay Langston of High Point spent the eek end at bis farm in CIaiksviUe. toughest for any man to remember the sight of this barn. A friend, ' Kappa News. Pfc C. PVT. CECIL E. WHITAKER. Mrs. Rdd Towell and little daughter re spending Germany, April 22. 1945 turned home from Davis Hospital last week and are getting along fine. bis parent Auctioneer Selected For Mr. and Mn. S. a . Jones, spent one ra lI w Wooten n afternoon last week with Mr. and Mn. J. day for M W. Davwnlt and Mn. J. D. Walker. Sales At Hickory Mn. E. M. James spent a few days last entered t' Tom McCord, of Montgomery week with home folks. - 1 9 4 2 , and Alabama, will be auctioneer for the lbs. J . C. James and children visited in has been s this county Friday afternoon. Catawba-Iersey Cattle Club at bis was bis annual consignment sale of regis. three yea tered Jersey cattle at the county Early Peach Crop fairgrounds, near Hickory, on May The earliest peach crop in the na­ Mrs. J 1 5 , County Agent Earle Brintnall tion in 2 0 years is now in prospect Asheboro said. due to unseasonable warm weather Catalogues are being printed fi r in the year, the Federal crop rep >rt SOUTHERN zone meet the three Catawba county consign­ ing service and the State depart­ ciety Chr ers, W. R Lutz, and E. L. Moose. ment of agriculture announced. held at t' Three animals from the famed Balt Tuesday more herd will be included in the A report said peach bloom was ex­ RAILWAY SYSTEM 3 5 to be sold. ceptionally heavy in the ten south­ attended ern early peach states, and early founding marketing was also seen in South Church a Teut Meeting In Progress Carolina. Georgia and Arkansas, Old fashioned tent meeting now in pro­ evening, gress on Santord Aveone. Rev. W. C. An X mark after jrour then wen Lambert, of Charlotte is doing the preach­ CftAltI ffi Q ing. Every one is cordially invited. name mean* you owe ua. I THE DATIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C.. MAY 9.1945. ears or more, Misses Helen and Margaret Dan­ too Printed Visitiug Cards, $1. Paul Foster, Ray Comatzer. and MiosEnIa Ie young man THE DAVIE RECORD. Reaviss iel spent the week-end at Boone, WANT ADS PAY. I Cali at Record office. Two Comedy Plays |e. The money Tbe Smith Grove. P. Ti A., will present “Dear Lady. Be Brave.” Cast of Char­ guests of Miss Frances Farthing. FOR SALE—One new 6 -foot acters: Dr. Clsrkie, Grady Duoo; Mr. Tan. Paris, France Oldest Paper In The County two comedies on Saturday night. Mav 12. dy. Gilbert Lee Boger, Fungus, Elmer MONEY FOUND Between combine. J. Frank Hendrix. at 8:30 o'clock in.the School auditorium. Old time Christian Harmony Beauchamp. Ladiesin love: MissesGay- No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ads April 2 3 2 9 . Owner can get same Mocksville, R. 3 . Admission 15 and 25 cents. Proceedawill nell Sheek, Louise Armswwtby and Zelda singing at Harmony Baptist Church by describing money lost and pav­ go to the school library. Smith. $1 .0 0 . “How The Story Grew,’’ given by Mea- on Sunday, June 3 rd, The public ing ior this ad. G. L.. CRAVEN. W ' H. Caudell will keep his NEWS AROUND TOWN. trade barn open through the sum. dames Ri I . Jenkios. Dora Foster. John is cordially invited. LOST — Small brown pocket, mer. He now has one pair 1200. Frank Johnson, Groce Call. Sherrill God bey. book containing some'currency and pound mules, seven and eight yeaTS Mrs. F. E. Faircloth 1 of Advance, Miss Iris .Hepler, of Winston- change, on square in Mocksville. old, one 5 -year-old mule, I too was in town shopping one day last Salem, spent the week-end with her Call Mrs. C. H Byerly, pounds, some good horses and cheap Princess Theatre art week. parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hepler, Cooleemee, Phone 8 8 . mules. Barn located in rear of near Sheffield. court house. WEDNESDAY ONLY Iation- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leach, of Mt. FOR SALE — Good 8 -year-old old horse. A bargain. i v i v J M MUSIC IN MANHATTAN" with |nd to Airy, visited relatives here last Dr. and Mrs. Vance Kendrick, MRS. L B. RUMPLE, Anne Shirley and Dennis Day their week. Ir., of Charlotte, spent the week, Cana, R. 1. Cpl. McAllister To Wed end in town, guests of Mrs. Kend­ THURSDAY and FRIDAY tend- D. M. Holcomb, of Harmony, R, F O R SALE— Carload mares and Mr. and Mrs. C. A McAllister, of R. I, rick’s mother, Mrs. Frank Clement. have received an announcement from B E R R i E S t “SINCE YOU WENT AWAY" with . But I, was in town Thursday on busi­ horses at onr stable on Wilkesboro Manchester, England, reading as follows: street. Cla udette Colbert and Joseph Cotten ness. Mr and Mrs. Neil Grsham request the Ito tell Thomas Cash former Davie Mocksville Live Stock Co. pleasure of your company at the marriage Matinee at 3 P. M. In your county citizen, but for many years of their daughter Vera, to Cpl. Albert Mc­ Night at '8 P. M. Rev. Marvin Wellman, of Cool RADIO REPAIR SHOP—Now Allister. at St. Thomas Church, Manches­ Box Office Opens At 7:30 Superintent of Schools in Forsyth ter, England, on Jnne 2. 1943 , at 2 p. m. Springs, was a Mocksville visitor in full operation a Walker Funer. Admission-Adults and Children . . 30c County, was a Mocksville visitor al Home. Don’t throw your old Cpl. McAllister ia a son of Mr. and Mrs. Thurday. McAllister, and has been in England for n o w / ■ One Price Only Wednesday. radio a wav. Have it fixed. the past 18 months. He entered the U. Frank Vogler, prominent Ad­ S. Army three years ago... I Save Food! Save Points! I SATURDAY G. F. Forrest, of R. 3 , spent the Will pay top prices for good mil­ vance merchant, was in town Thurs­ ling wheat. Help in the present food shortage “LAND OF THE OUTLAWS" with week-end with his son, Sgt. Gar day on business. MOCKSVILLE FLOUR MILLS. Joseph L. Sparks by eonning fruits ond berries. ' . Johnny Mack Bruwn land F. Fortest, who is a patient at Bxfro sugar has been allotted yea SRI H I Stops running fits in dogs Joseph Levin Sparks. 71. of Mocksville, for this purpose. Apply for it to MONDAY T-Sgt. and Mrs. Bobbie James, of Lawsou General Hospital, Atlanta. Route 2. died Apr. 30th at a Salisbury year RaHoniiig Board. or we refund your money. We hospital where he had been a patient for “HEAVELY DAYS” with Courtland, Ala., are spending sev Sgt. Forrest hopes to be able to know of no other guaranteed run­ the past week. Fibber MoGce and Molly eral days in town with relatives and come home soon ning fits Remedy. The funeral was held Wednesday after­ Dixie TUESDAY friends. WILKINS DRUG CO. noon at 3 o’clock at Bethel Methodist S. C. 3 c Andrew Bryan Ander- Church. Kev. R. G. McCIamrock. conduct­ “LEAVE IT TOBLONDiE" with ed the services. Burial was in the church le, N. C. son, who is stationed in Florida, is INSURE & BE SURE-When Crystals Penny Singleton and Dagwobd D. J. Mando returned home you see me, don’t think of Insur­ graveyard. Pure Canc Sugar Thursday night from Erie, Pa., spending a leave with his wife and Surviving are the widow; four sons. J. ance, But when you think of In H. Sparks of Mocksville, H. M. Sparks of where he spent ten days with his babe, at Hickory, and with his par­ surance, See me. Mocksville, Route 3; C. O. Sparks of Cham- Fu TbW j parents. ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Anderson, A. E HENDXIX, Agent, blee. Ga., and C. R. Sparks of Baltimore, Md., two brothers. B. B. and H. F. Sparks, on R. 1. Andrew has been in the Farm Bureau Insurance Company of Advance, Route I; four sisters, Mrs. Leary Craven who holds a posl Blanche Van Hoy of Winston-Salem; Mrs. Navy for 15 months. FOR SALE—Good 75 acre farm in Newport News, Va., spent sev Mrs. Ida Smith of Mocksville, Route 2; Mrs* with 7-room house in good condi Odessa Myers of Advance, Route I. and Downtown Key & Lock Shop eral days last week in town with A letter received Wednesday tion, electric lighted. Good barn Mrs. Emma Conrad of King; 13 grand­ children and one greatgrandchild 'his family. from James C. Green, who is now and out buildings. About 4 5 acres 510 N. Main St. Winston-Salem in cultivation. This farm is six with the 5 th army in Italy, says he Charlie McClamroch, S. 2 -cof the miles southwest of Mocksville on Former Davie Soldier We Make Keys and Repair AU Kinds of Locks U. S. Navy spent Sunday in town is getting along fine He writes improved road, n e a r Concord iptly I with his mother, Mrs. Oscar Mc- that he likes the home town paper. church. For particulars, call on Bring Your Locks To Us And Save Money or write V. A. SWICEGOOD, K illed Ciamroch. Tames was recently promoted from Mocksville, R. 4 Sgt. Frank Beverly Hunter, formerly of On Keys and Repair Charges Private to Corporal. Clarksville township, son of Mr. nnd Mrs CO. Mrs. Hasten Carter and daugh­ John Hancock Mutual Life In F. B Hunter, now of Forsyth County surance Company has almost seven was killed in action in China on April 16th. ters, Misses Josephine and Elva Mrs. Henry VanHoy 1 of Wins. He went overseas last February and was G. A. JEFFRIES, Owner N.C. Grace, spent Wednesday afternoon ton-Salem. spent a day or two in billion dollars of life insurance in stationed in India, flying the “Hump” to force in the United States One China as an engineer on a cargo plane: With friends in Statesville. town last week with her sister, out of every ten life policies are in Survivors include the parents, his widow, Mrs. J. C. Collette. Mrs. VanHoy this company Current dividends the former Miss Virginia Eller.of Winston Gunner’s Mate C. C. Craven, Salem, one brother and two sisters. was on her way home from Califor­ paid policy holds average about 20 Sgt Hunter entered service from Wins who has been in the Navy 'for the nia, where she spent the past year per cent, of annual premium paid. tun-Salem, on Feb. 9 th, 1943 . and trained past fonr years, spent several days Wby not let the John Hancock at Miami, Fla. Gulfport, Miss., Kansas with her husband, who is in the U. City. Washington, Del., and Dallas Texas. Training School For Nurses last week in town with his parents, Mutual save you monev on your S. Navy. He was recently sent life insurance. F R. LEAGANS, He has many friends in his native county, Mr. and'Mrs. G. L- Craven. who were saddened bv news of bis un­ overseas. Represenative, Mocksville, N C. timely death. DAVIS HOSPITAL The Center Grange will hold its regular meeting 0 n Wednesday Statesville, N. C. May 9 , 194 5 at 8 :3 0 o’clock. Mr. A m eritm Prisoners say: Free tuition and maintenance. New class now forming. Rnox Johnston will be guest speak er. He will discuss the Seventh Applicants must be graduates of an accredited high War Loan Drive. school, between 1 7 apd 3 0 years of age. For further information write' Mrs F. L. Swaim has accepted a WANT TO OET position as assistant clerk in the wW f Davie County Draft Board and en­ Davis Hospital tered upon her duties last week. Mrs Swaim is making her home Statesville, N. C. with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. BACKAT R. Cope, in South Mocksville.

Rev. H C. Spilnklespent Thurs day in Hickory attending a meet­ ing of the trustees of Brevard Col­ lege. At the meeting Dr. E J. T H f J A P S ! I Siler-Reavis Funeral Home Coltrane withdrew his resignation as president of Brevard Collegeand was re-elected for another year. Ambulance Service

T-Sgt. Norman Chaffin, who has - Corner South Main Street and Maple Avenue rs been in Italy for the past several months, is spending a 2 1 -day fur­ Pe lough with his parents, Mr. and Telephone 113 ‘, . . . Mocksville, N. C. Iit Mrs. S. H. Chaffin, on R. 1. Sgt. lit Cbaffln has seen much of the world IwIly since going overseas. He is look ing well

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They’re itching to get back member, this is really two drives in one. entered the U. S Army in January, into the fight and give the Nips a taste of In the same period last year, you were SEE US their own medicine. 1 9 4 2 , and for the past three.years asked to subscribe to two War Loans. Fbone ,175 Mocksvilie, N. C. Let’s show them that we’re not quitting So let’s go, Americans. Our hard-fight­ has been stationed in Panama. This either I Let’s match their spirit with our ing Soldiers, Sailors and Marines are was his first visit home in over dollars! Let’s make this MIGHTY 7th giving their ALL. The least we can do is The Winston-Salem Poultry Co . has purchased the Mocksville War Loan the mightiest of them all! three years. to lead our dollars. Poultry Co., formerly owned by Jack Bitzick, and we give you top market prices for your Poultry and Egga every week Mrs. J. E. Pritchard went to Asfaeboro last Tuesday to attend a BfmBQW -W M ORB m JBM iR W AR BONOS day of the year, not just one day a week. zone meeting of the Women’s So­ COMB TO SEE US ciety Christian Service, which was held at the First Methodist chnrch This Advertisement Is Sponsored And Paid For By WE APPRECIATE ANY PATRONAGE YOU GIVE US Tuesday evening. . Dr. Pritchard attended the 5 0 th anuiversav of the Mayfair Beauty Shoppe Mae’s Beauty Shoppe founding of the First Methodist Mocksviile Poultry Co. Church at High Point on Tuesday Harding A Horn Bnilding . . Phone 122 North MocksviIIe Pbone . . 154 evening. Dr. and Mrs Pritchard |0 . H. HAUSER, Mgr. ROY FEEZOR. Asst. Mgr. then went to Ramseur where they spent a short while with friends, re­ Anice Lou’s Beauty Shoppe H.R.HELM GEO. GOFORTH turning to this city Wed ay. Sanford Bnilding Phone 52 hataW W W iiiiiiiiimiuiHRiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiimiiiiiii ...... THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. Jap PV s Vork tp Clear and Rebuild Manila CLASSIFIED r«f*irar DEPARTM ENT: MISCELLANEOUS Gl Bolter's Laxative Toniet an aid to kidney; trouble. Helps to move jgas and peps you. I DRBW , 9 x O rder today. $1.50. B ulger’s Penetrat*) Cut Oil penetrates. Helps move stiffness,, THE STORV Soreness. P rice $1. Send $2 and get both. No JMCE* c.o.d. orders. Agents wanted everywhere.: Jones and his s t e n Bolter’s Snndrles Shop. P. O. Box 5072» rode into Paynev' AN INSIDE STORT ANOTHER big league baseball Atlanta 1» Ga.. Bev. G. W. Bulger, Owner.= wagon route to C the first bar, whe Harry Truman will be known as season is well on its way. We SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC. the man who didn’t want to be were thinking about this as we sat began to laugh at Sweet Potato Plants. Nancy Hall or Porto: reason. Melody P r e s id e n t bn the Yaidtee bench with Art Rican, that will produce those delicious, golden yams! Prompt fresh shipments, pre- > store. In a flare Unassuming, modest, in love with Fletcher, Joe Mc­ ,paid. 500 $1.65. 1.000 $3. Safe arrival guar*: •down a man, call anteed. Dnke Plant Co.. Dresden, Tenn.! his job as senator from Missouri, C arth y ’s field m a r ­ a girl. Melody th Harry never wanted to be vice s h a l. ’Millions Plants—Peppers. California Won-; ordered canned fo president in the first place. And 'JWJ Art began his der World Beater. Tomato. Marglovet New. fused to accept p Stone, R u tg er 35c C.. $2.50 M. H gg P lant! after he was elected, he dreaded the In baseball career 38 40c C.. $3 M . Cabbage. Collards 20c C.. $1.50. up Fury, and th thought that anything might hap­ e years ago and he is M. Mrs. H. L. BrittinghamrGttyton, Ga. vionsly seen cam pen to President Roosevelt. Once, still a spark-plug, She kissed him, during the campaign, he awoke in nearing 60, lean, In. town and for The girl, Cherry, a cold sweat. He had dreamed that hard and full of fire. while they waite Roosevelt had died and he was We soon started called upon to assume his mantle. talking about the Harry said he never had such a ter­ Yankees and the CH rible dream before in all his life. new Am erican w i l m Truman had arrived in Speaker league pennant GrantlandRice Nothing hap Sam Rayburn’s office to discuss that ra c e . fide out of Pay awesome possibility when the call “This should be a great race,” he •who had decide came to hurry to the White House. told me. “I know many are pick­ ■felt a s if h e h On Wednesday, the night before, ing the Browns to win again, and Keep the Battle Rolling •which is about Speaker Rayburn had had a pre­ maybe they will, as they haven’t •the top step in monition of things to come. Dining suffered much from the draft so far. With W ar Bonds and Scrap an hour Payne with friends, Rayburn said: But if we can keep the lineup we memory, lost b “This country is in for a great have today, I still believe the th e p la in . tragedy, and I feel it’s coming very Yankees have a great chance. DON’T SUFFER Riding at th soon. I don’t think the President will with colds’ muscle aches and sore throat. “No complaining, you understand, Take St. Joseph Aspirin for quick relief. board, Melody be with us much longer.” but the Yankees have taken the World’s largest seller at IOd. Big 100 tab­ glances at the Rayburn’s listeners were shocked. worst beating from the draft in base- let size only 35£. Get St. Joseph Aspirin* she drove the t When they asked the speaker for Identified by the letters “PW” printed on their backs, Japanese prisoners of war march down Rizal oall—Dickey, Gordon, DiMaggio, drawn down a an explanation, he replied: avenue, Manila, P. I., on their way to their daily work of clearing debris and rubble, helping to rebuild the Henrich, Ruffing, Rizzuto, Keller, and her eyes w “Roosevelt’s not a well man.” city which they tried so hard to destroy. American policemen, with rifles ready, escort the Jap workmen Hemsley, Johnson, and I could give brim; she avo to their task.—Soundphoto. Refusing to be more specific, he you ten more. Now we start a new at him. She w turned his head away from the season with a pretty good club. A broken mustan table for a moment and then said: ball club good enough to win—or ing about in t “I think I’ll have a talk with Soldiers Stage Rodeo on German Fighting Front finish close-up. But suppose we lose lo p e d . Harry (Truman) tomorrow. He’s got Iohnny Lindell, Snuffy Stimweiss, He let his po to be prepared to carry a tre­ tta v e I llS Etten and one or two more? Then til he was sti mendous burden. He’s got to get we are pretty well shot. No one George Fury. himself ready for this.” knows what will happen for the IF SO “Loco weed Next afternoon, about three, Browns are pretty well set, and they ter thet craz even as Franklin Roosevelt was are the team to beat—with what WATCH OUT you, and know entering his last hour of life, they have on hand right now.” The medical profession knows that Rayburn called over to Tru­ though a person may be cured of com* to be fooled, mon m ataria they may have it come you mind last man’s office in the senate, Over in the National back on them. So, if you are once more kicked in the said he wanted to see the vice After leaving Art Fletcher, we feeling tired, run down, have pains in back and legs, feel weak and billious, no You was miss president. Truman said he’d called on two other pilots, Mel Ott appetite and nervous—though chills and sure you didn’ drop over when the senate re­ fever haven't struck you yet, and you and Leo Durocher. nothing, while cessed. He had just arrived to have common malaria—it doesn't pay to Mel, who makes several records take any chances. Try a bottle of Oxi* h e a d ? ” see Rayburn when word came every time he walks to the plate, dine. Ozidine is made to combat malaria, give you iron to help creation of red “I wasn’t a from Steve Early that the event refused to concede anything to the blood cells. If the first bottle doesn't which Truman so long dreaded, Cardinals and Pirates, picked to run satisfy you your money will be returned. haid than you,’ finally had transpired. Ozidme has been used for over 50 years. “Anyway,” he 1-2 . Get a bottle' today at your drug store. “Maybe they will,” Mel said. “But fidence, “I th " TRUMAN’S OLD STAMPING she’s never bee GROUND only maybe. The Cardinals look •RHINE RODEO O i George Fury It has been a long time since a best on copy paper and the Pirates President of the United States went look next best. But ball games are dy. He shrug A T f i r s t ders, and looke up to Capitol hill Jo confer with won on the field—not on copy paper. KdN O FA congressmen. However, it didn’t All I can say is that our 1945 Giant Now the girl Beem at all unusual when Pres. ■ team- will give them all a battle. We to ride closer; Harry Truman came up to the sen­ lave an improved team all along to a slogging r ihe line. We’ll have better pitching ate for lunch on the first day he “Do you wa served as President of the United and a better punch. You know m e?” she aske ^States. Also he didn’t act any dif­ what that means. You don’t have to C o “ M a m ? ” feren tly . :ell me what the Cardinals and Pi­ Id Prepatattotu a t directed rates have., But I am conceding “Take off yo “I feel just as if someone had He looked at •lit me over the head with a 16-’ them nothing. We’ll give them a scrap all the way, moving on with “I want to se pound mallet,” he said. “I . don’t . p la in e d . know what’s happened to me yet. what we have. What we’ll have Iat- X l U i ^ ;r, no one knows.” Melody slow “This morning,” he continued, “I M a u y sombrero, an" wanted to come up on the hill to see Taking time uut uuiuig the march through Germany, personnel of the U. S. army stage a rodeo for I happen to know that' Frank irrisch, disabled all through the Iusettt ■closely, w ith s my old riends, and they tried to ^ the entertainment of fellow G.I.s. Busters and riders from New Tork City competed with range hands from he reddened. tell me it wasn’t done. spring campaign, has full faith in Texas. Almost every part of the country was represented. Entertainment of this type, officials say, does a u “I want yo “ ’Done or not,’ I replied, ‘I’m i nis Pirates. much to build the morale of the fighting men. This is one of the reasons that the spirits of American sol­ clawed down going to do it.’ , “We were good enough to beat the ’Shrubs, diers has always been the envy of all countries. she told him. “But when I went out to get my Cardinals nine straight games down Vegetabltt “ M a m ? ” h e car, I found it surrounded by motor- ] the stretch,” Frank said, “and they MO p e a t e d it. cycles. They took me up to the hill Final Trip to the White House won’t be any better this season. If and ‘Speedboat Betty’ Slowly he p and caused a terrible commotion on as strong.” \ flowers “Why?” he a* the street. They even stopped peo­ But the fact remains that the Car­ o Js T- 11 B flW HlIIl Tebaece By-PMduots “As a favor ple from crossing the street.” dinals are still the team they must I P IMBiiaI 4 Chomteal Corp. favor. Is it a At this point, Majority Leader all worry about—and they all know Alben Barkley said: ft—whatever they may say. “Hey look,” trundle of the “That’s just what happens to a V a L i As Leo Durocher put it, “Any country boy when he gets in team that can beat out the Cardi- She shot hi" your spot.” aals can win this pennant. The but as she tur Truman laughed and con­ Dodgers? No. We are the guess the driving Iin cluded: “Some day I hope team of the league, and I’m not go­ WBMEN'38tiS2’l tangs plunged they’ll build a tunnel between ing to try any early season guess­ are joa trabamised by board careen congress and the White House in g .” the snaky rut so the President can come up In talking over the 1945 rating with HOT FLASHES? “ W h a t? ” here without blocking traffic.” a number of ball players, managers “Nothing!” Truman also told his old con­ and old timers who have been “ S p e a k in g gressional colleagues that he around—I picked up this order of Ulf vott suffer from hot flashes, said, “I fetche finish for the two pennants: feel weak, nervous, highstrung, down in the to hoped they would come down to B bit blue at times—due to the func* see him. “I may not always _ NaHonal League—Cardinals, Pi­ tlonal "middle-age” period peculiar to the bit of pap women—try this great medicine—Lydla agree with you,” he said, “but rates, Giants, Reds, Cubs, Braves, E. Plnkham’s Vegetable Compound to WA I’ll give your request all the con­ Dodgers, Phillies. relieve such symptoms. Plnkham’a For murder Compound b o p s nature , it’s one of derly conduct sideration I think it is worth.” A m e ric a n L e a g u e — B r o w n s , the best known medicines for thi$ Michigan’s Republican Senator Yankees, Tigers, Red Sox, AthleUcs, purpose. Follow label directions. M ON .Vandenburg piped up at this point to Indians, Wbite Sox, Senators. 5 fo o t 10, 14 ask, “Couldn’t you give it just a lit­ mdkkwiidn In any event the main problem hair, fear ov tle more consideration than you seems to be St. Louis and its two travelling wit th in k i t ’s w o rth ? ” 1944 w in n e rs. T h e y a r e th e te a m s of Rofcoe fom They all agreed that the Presi­ - J e io sto p . ret miot ieics a ii h im er ing over Syk * * * dency hadn’t spoiled Harry and they RHEUMATISM h o rfe . didn’t think it would. Army Sports Program I NEURITIS-LUMBAGO SlOOO R E W A - COURAGEOUS SENATOR w h ic h e v e r Though Harry Truman dreaded The army is going to do all it can The caisson carrying the earthly remains of Franklin D. Roosevelt Speedboat Betty Carstairs, famous the possibility of becoming Presi- , 0 provide entertainment and phys­ passed the White House when it arrived at the end of the m ilitary proces­ for speedboat exploits against Gar “What the h . dent, as senator he never ran away ical fitness for the fighting men in sion from the Union station. Portion of the vast crowds outside the Wood, now operating a chain of ody said. He from a fight. Europe, who simply can’t be rushed White House grounds shown in foreground. Services were held in the freighters, has stated that she looks to study his p His chief senatorial battles were home. Here is Hie general idea in White House before interment at Hyde Park. to air for her postwar career. behalf of the millions left in Europe, choly. "I rec as chairman of the so-called Tru­ Henshaw. B' man committee. The name resulted temporarily at-least, as given to me LargeBettIeIi w*'MM}* 122'S m all Size GOe JtMITiOI: ItC OILf M OlIttTEI * b a ld ta il. I t ’s from Harry’s crusading determina­ from the w ar office in Washington— Sergeant Captures Von Papen “The Commanding Generals of ITIll tin OtDfi ITQHS ir IT ill! ta nciifi a! frfce one place, fro tion to investigate war scandals or Winner of Trophy M illll H H PO. In . J lt I H I I I tU 4. HOIIOO ble, that time anything else interfering with the the European and Mediterranean Theaters have estimated that over 60 George was war. Harry was so fervent that even wit uncle na Republicans on the committee came per cent of the soldiers within their W N U - 7 17—45 commands will elect to participate damned if an. to admire and respect him. t h i s ! ” Republican Senator Ferguson of h the new athletic program. In General Eisenhower’s command “ T h a t’s w h Michigan, one of the most fearless Kidneys Must said sadly, men in congress, joined the com­ alone, plans call for 150,000 partici­ pants in track and field events, 2 0 0 ,- resemblance h mittee under the impression that WorkWeII- same initials Truman was playing politics. He 1 00 in organized baseball, approxi­ mately 800,000 in informal softball F o r Y o u T o F c e l W ell two-three plac soon learned to the contrary. If the “ H a lf-w it administration was to blame, Tru­ fa m e s, 800,000 in v o lley b all, a n d 400,- 24 boom every day, I day. every week, never .topping, the kidneys filter again, his voi IOO in informal football and touch- waste matter from the blood. man said so. Ferguson came to be “ G e o rg e ,” a rooter on the Truman team. football. II mote people were aware of how tha IddnCTS must constantly remove aur* get you over t Time after time also, Truman “The entire program will assist in plus fluid* excess acids and other waste ‘de-combatizing’ personnel sched­ matter that cannot stay In the blood “Name of R stood up . against the army and . without injury to health, there would p e re d . uled for demobilization by replacing be better understanding of tohy thaj navy. Some senators put their “I been th~ the combat skills it was necessary whole system is upset when kidneys fail’ tails between their legs where to function properly. I “I suppose,” to teach during the period of mo­ Burning, scanty or too frequent urina* the brass-hats are concerned. self, “to be bilization, with competitive and rec­ turn sometimes warns that something But not Truman. Is wrong. Tou may suffer nagging back*, would have to reational sports. ache, headaches, dizziness, rheumatic He also told the truth about “Of course, “Purchasing equipment and sup­ fa SS- Zetti=K “P et Bight,, ,welling. I Jesse Jones’ delays in provid­ Why not try Co on’, PilUl You wffl! Melody said, plies for the program presented se­ be using a medicine recommended the, ing synthetic rubber, exposed to get into tin rious problems. Funds, priorities, country over. Doan’s stimulate the func* the secret deal with Hie Alumi­ non of the kidneys and help them to “ T h e n a m e sources of supply, production sched­ “P*b out poisonous waste from the num corporation for the Ship- c o e ,” G e o r g e ' ules, rail transportation and water blood. They contain nothing harmful. Shaw plant in Canada, prodded Sgf. Herbert A. Stuebner of Chicago, right, once wounded on Guadal­ Get DtHtnt* today. Uise with confidence. ing to fill som Ann Curtis, San Francisco swim­ shipping space were but a few. Upon At all drug stores. the navy for failing to accept canal, was a member of the detail that captured former chancellor of you can butto m er, who has been chosen as the one approval of the plan, the Special: the Higgins landing craft, thus Germany, Baron Franz von Papen, left. Von Papen was captured in a “I didn’t fo who, by performance, example and Services Division set the wheels in delaying the fateful European Ruhr pocket by American troops, and is believed to have been flown to influence as an am ateur athlete, did here,” Melod in v a sio n . m oH on. the United States. He w as taken by troops gf the m th glider regiment. most during 1944 to advance sports. Doans Pills these people THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se­ began to laugh at him for some unknown George suddenly became perfect­ the stranger came to his stirrup he lected and copyrighted by International I Nancv Hall or Porto reason. Melody walked up to the general ly still. He fixed his gaze on Mel­ c o u ld 1 not refuse the offered hand. Council of Religious Education; used by Bduce those delicious; permission. I fresh shipments, pre- • store. In a flare of temper he knocked ody’s profile and his eyes were It felt like a' fistful of dry mesquite. ■53. Safe arrival guar-, down a man, called Ira, tor whistling at fco., Dresden. Tenn. a girl. Melody then entered the store and weird. “Melody,” he said at last, "Cherry sent Avery out with word T H E T R A G E D Y O F T H E ordered canned food, which the owner re­ his words muffled, “what in all hell you was here. Come out here, Av­ NORTHERN KINGDOM Joers. California Won-, is eating you?” lmato. Marglove, New fused to accept payment tor. He picked ery! He’s spilin’ the grub,” he ex­ I S2.n0 M. Egg Plant' op Fury, and the girl Melody bad pre­ “You know, George,” Melody said plained to Melody. LESSON TBXT-I Kings 12:26.30; 19:1-4. I . Collards 20c C.. $1.50 Iin^hamt Guyton. Ga. viously seen came running op to Melody. slowly, “in all my life I ain’t ever So her name’s -Cherry, Melody 13b-lB; Q Kings 17:7. 8. She kissed him, then said it was unsafe GOLDEN TEXT—O magnify the Lord with been so low in my mind as I been in thought. He looked at her to see me, and let us exalt His name together.— In town and for them to follow her out this last half hour, here.” how the name fitted. She had Psalm 34:3. The girl, Cherry, went after their horses while they waited out of sight. “We’ll git out of this all right,” stepped down, and was unharnessing George said. the buckboard team. Nations as well as people come “No, George; no, it ain’t that.'But, George Fury had been watching to crossroads in their history, and CHAPTER IV you know, back there in Payneville, Melody to catsh any sign of recog­ taking the wrong road then means when we rode in—it seemed at first nition in M elody# face. George was future disaster. Solomon had built Nothing happened to stop their like the whole world was changed. looking very grim. up a great national prosperity, but jide out of PayneviHe. George Fury, Nothin’ like it ever happened to me “I crave to ask jist a couple o’ at the expense of heavy taxes.'He ■who had decided he had to die there, before. I taken and walked down things,” George said, carefully po­ had forgotten God, and was suc­ felt as if he had slipped a stirrup, the street, and people stood back to lite; then hesitated. Since this Aft­ ceeded by a son who. followed in his Iaftie Rolling which is about the same as missing leave me pass. I taken and went up ernoon he had a sensitivity about fo o tste p s. the top step in the dark; but in half Offered an opportunity to ease the I i t d s an d Scrap to a bar, and people give me room. certain questions. “What , ranch is an hour Payneville was a peculiar AU of a sudden, it seemed, like, this,” he got it out, “and who are burden of the people (I Kings 12-14) , memory, lost behind the lazy roll of everyone thunk I was somebody. I y o u ? ” Rehoboam in his folly made it great­ th e p lain . er, and the nation was divided.- The guess it fooled me, George. For a The girl called Cherry spoke in a I SIjTFEK ten northern tribes, which'. were, Riding at the hub of the buck- little while there, I guess I thunk I quick mumble from behind her Iichi-1S and eore throfifc. henceforth to be known , as Israel, board, Melody kept sliding sidelong was somebody m yself/’ horse. “You’ve heard speak of Ros­ Ipirin for quick relief. followed Jeroboam, and the two Ir at 10c. Big 100 tab­ glances at the profile of the girl as “I can’t never be Monte Jarrad,” coe Symes, Paw. I guess you never southern tribes under Rehoboam be­ let St. Joseph Aspirin. she drove the team . Her mouth was Melody said. “But—I can be the ran into him—but that’s him. Re­ came the kingdom of Judah. drawn down a little at the corners, feller that caught up with him !” m e m b e r? ” and her eyes were hidden by her hat Jeroboam started .with God’s Around sundown they climbed a George could not see, but Melody brim; she avoided looking around favor, and might have led his.people quarter-m ile of ragged side-trail, the saw, as she tapped her forehead. at him. She was watching the badly aright, but instead he became the Sunback Dress wheels of the buckboard tilting Her lips formed the word, “Differ­ king whose name stood for wicked- broken mustangs, which were slash* chancily over the rock ledges; and ent," FOR precious hours in the sun, ing about in the harness as they ness (see II Kings 15:18). The story came out on a mountain crag where “Shore, I remember," the tall man of that downfall is a sad picture of "a nicely fitting simback frock loped. with a smart bolero to match. Or clung a weathered ranch house, a said. “Monte’s unde, eh?” He slid unbelief and failure. He let his pony drift sideways un­ sagging bam , and some sketchy cor­ off into the patronizing smile that I. ReUgion Meets Politics (I if you like, make the pinafore ver­ til he was stirrup to stirrup with Slimming Frock rals. Within the erratic fences an George Fury had seen before, and Kings 12:26-30). sion with perky over-shoulder ruf­ George Fury. spoke as if to a child.! “I’m Fever 'T'lJIS charmingly simple house fles edged in colorful trimming. Jerusalem, now in the rival king­ frock for the larger woman has • * • ' > - . I F S O “Loco weed never drove no crit­ Crick de Longpre,” he told George. dom of Judah, was the' center of ter thet crazy. Thet girl knows “Reckon you heard Monte speak of slimming, .clean-cut lines and will -Pattern No. 1285 is designed for sizes IX ^ T C H O U T Hebrew worship. While the people keep you . looking as fresh-as a 14, .16,18 and 20. Size 14, sunback dress* you, and knows you good—too good me. You know—Cherry’s paw?” of Israel were free to go there requires 254 yards of 35 or 3SMncl» ms* ■fession knows that -to be fooled. Looky here, Melody— daisy. All-over flowered material, Inay be curcd of coin* Cherry de Longpre — Melody to worship, Jeroboam saw' that it teiialr-bolero, V/8 yards; dress with ruf­ Iy may have it come you mind last year when you was thought—that’s right, pretty; and-this might, lead to their being led away or' bright: checks will be pretty fles, 3ft yards* I if you are once more kicked in the head at Cheyenne? trimmed-with bold ric rac. I down, have pains in long mix of chills and snake-oil is from him. It was a shrewd political I weak and billious, no You was missing four days. You her old man. Well, you never know. deduction, but it left God out of the SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. Jus—though chills and sure you didn’t m arry nobody, or “This here 'little lay-out,” Fever p ic tu re . Pattern Ho. 1303 is designed for sizes 36, m Sonth Wells St. CUcaso Ick you yet. and you 33, 40, 42, 44. 46, 48, 50 and 52. Size 38 Enclose 25 cents in coins for each pria—it doesn't pay to nothing, while you was out of your Crick de Longpre was saying, “we He established new ,centers of requires 4% yards of 35 or 39*lnfih materi* I Try a botite of Oxi- h e a d ? " call the Busted Nose, on account of pattern desired. lade to combat malaria, worship, where calves of gold were al; 2 yards ric rac to trim. ■help creation of red “I wasn’t any more out of my our brand. We started to have it set up. They were_ probably in­ Pattern No ..Size...*4* fce first bottle doesn't haid than you,” Melody said coolly. the Flying W, but Avery tripped and tended to be a symbol of God, blit loney will be returned. Name...... «•.••••• “Anyway,” he added with less con­ fell, and bent our branding iron on a they bespeak the folly of mixing Jjsed for over 50 years. Address...... Uy at your drug store. fidence, “I thunk of that. She says rock, while it was hot. It won’t burn worldly things with the things of she’s never been in Cheyenne.” a ‘W’ any more. But it looks as God. They become an abomination □ O l George Fury looked hard at Melo­ much like a busted snoot as a man and a snare. dy. He shrugged his gaunt shoul­ could ask.” The people responded to the ap­ “Oh?” Melody said. ders, and looked grim. parent interest of the king in their nifiTS The man who came out of the welfare, and worshiped at the Aiost MOROUNE Now the girl beckoned to Melody To avoid a musty odor in a to ride closer; she pulled the team ranch house now was of unplaceable convenient place. Religion had met age—he might have been years old­ p o litic s, and had let politics take the metal teapot that is seldom used, to a slogging trot. er than Melody, or he might have upper hand. keep a lump of sugar in the pot. “Do you want to do one thing for —• — ‘ been eighteen. I can’t tell, Melody Someone \has suggested that seOOO rue’” she asked him. Wash your oil cloth in a mixture ,a jit * * * of skim m i and turpentine, It Iflons as dhsckiJ lIa m f teeth, Even before he appeared, our religion easy, we can be cer­ “Take off your hat.” Melody had sensed him lurking be­ tain that it is the enemy of our will make it-look like new. He looked at her in bewilderment. hind the ill-matched boards of the souls who is at work. When Satan “I want to see something," she ex­ kitchen, watching Melody Jones and begins to be solicitous about our When sweetness of cream Is plain ed . George Fury, estimating them both. welfare and suggest that it is too doubtful and there is no more on Melody slowly took off his floppy And when he left the ramshackle far to go to church, or that the hand and it must be used, a pinch Many sombrero, and she looked at him house he left it empty; somehow weather is too cold (or too warm), of soda stirred into it keeps it from curdling, even in hot weather. Iasetts closely, with such concentration that Melody knew that, too. His strung- etc., etc., we should be on guard. —•— he reddened. up senses were telling him things he Religious ease was a big step on could not have decided with his A secret to making delicious po­ "I want you to keep your hair downward for Israel, and it can be tato salad is to cut the potatoes ffF S h tv b s , clawed down over your left eye,” h e a d . for any other nation. Where does she told him. “Just like it is now.” He watched Avery de Longpre’s America stand in that important while they’re warm and while pi Vegetables warm add the onions and salad “Mam?” he said; and she re­ face. He didn’t much like the flat­ m a tte r? dressing. As the salad cools, the * and p e a te d it. muscled cheek bones, nor the hard H. A Qneen Meets a Prophet (I Slowly he put his hat back on. line of the jaw, bulged faintly by Kings 19:1-4, 13b-18). flavors will penetrate the potatoes. flowers “Why?” he asked at last. Elijah under the mighty hand of {2IVE ______him a lifetime Iu __jce...a«floio* “Howdy, boy, howdy.” a m eager chew of tobacco. But espe­ To preserve rubber galoshes ^reoUca'replica of * the* ‘plane * hefiBd known sowell } Tobacco By-Products I “As a favor to me. A personal cially he didn’t like the small pale God had defied the wicked king, during the warm summer period, in this war. These glowing models are made & CKomIeaIIncorporated Corp. favor. Is it a big thing to ask?” eyes, expressionless as gooseberries, Ahab, and Iiis more wicked queen, of*‘Lutite’\ SjeweMike plastic mounted o n t j LouUirfHtZ, Kantueky I unnecessary number of ten-dollar put them in a porous bag and hang detachable Incite” base. TheonIymodeUia “Hey look,” he shouted over the mustangs climbed about the rock and the same color. There was a Jezebel; yes, and all the prophets existence complete with propellers, insignia, of Baal, and had been gloriously them in a cellar where it is cool name ofship and dace in solid goldletterson trundle of the wheels. “Hey—” and steeps. The smallest bear cub weight of immovable sullenness be­ base. Plane s wing span. 13 inches; when victorious (I Kings 18:17-41). and damp. Heat injures rubber. She shot him an inquiring smile, Melody had ever seen was chained hind Avery de Longpre’s unfetching mounted on base, 6 inches high. Beantifdl p a n . The queen, who was devilish in ornament for his roonufor mantle, Iadfob oc­ but as she turned her head, she let beside the back door. The place ap­ Odds and ends of soap can be casional tables, etc They’ll stand in you* her wickedness and determination home for yeirsts • perauocot monuneacto lit the driving lines slack, and the fflUS* peared tmprosperous, and shiftless! "Hello, Monte ” Avery said. He saved by putting them in a small YOuR flyer tod bis ship. SCUB BY MAILl made a vague gesture of salute, but to destroy the worship of the true tangs plunged into a ran, T h e W t- hut the Iact that the girl seemed to bag made from a wash cloth. ONLY! ORDER NOW! Qumilies limited! i»92’ (HMUIHIHIIIIIIIHHI imbarrasseddby by board careened and bounded into live here gave it imaginary possi- God, threatened the prophet. He When taking a bath, this bag M who had Aiet the challenge of the' ; CUP, MM. WITH REMimNCE QtIICKLVl I i f t l In M r tf sunset light ft to shake hands; and the green eyes of soap can be put into the tub I l Il I (WfffM)Ml “ W h at? ” looked okay to Melody, even attrac­ iead away Irow t l e W s fl«ll I i i M I ;n ieis Dai In leai before the relentless hatred of tills and yoifol have wash cloth and I chMk CfcoeMfma Ik* Mg 3 n “ N o th in g !” tive, in a go-to-heU sort of way. s ta r e . soap in one. < I O "USfflATOB" B 24 > A O C “Chuck’s up,” Avery said. His venomous woman. i □ "FinnoFoinMss"B-zn em ail “f “Speaking of uncles,” Melody George Fury spoke to Melody speech was dull and thick; he hard­ The prophet felt that all was lost, i D wMiSniien P-Si J «7t£ said, “I fetched this here off a post through a buttonhole in his gaunt I (FrteNOnbtlk«nMdfbMn||Mi0 B Iiffer from h o t flashes* ly o p e n e d h is ja w s fo r it. “ L ig h t a n d but God revealed to him that even |, nervous, hlgbstrung, down in the town.” He gave George cheek, screened by his mustache. ! ; Tip for the Table ' NAME______I nes—due to the ftmc- in that dark day there were many the bit of paper. “What’s the idee stoppin’ here?” we'll eat.” ' ADDRESS______I |ge" period peculiar to Melody Jones paid less attention who were still true to Him (v. J. 8 ). MAN—Say, is this really mar­ S CITY______,STATE.______{ I great medicine—Lydia WANTED BAD “Maybe it’s her. home.” Icyetable Compound to to the men and more to Cherry de It is a precious and encouraging bit* garine? For murder, robbery, and difor- “WeH, it ain’t my home! Let’s ! • !symptoms. PInfchamfe Longpre; she met his eyes seldom,, of light in an otherwise dark scene. WOMAN—Certainly. It’s Nu- I l o . .|i notsold I NATURE. I t’s one Ot derly conduct— hear you name just one thing it medicines for *htf and her face was still. She busied Oinr main interest in this lesion is Maid Margarine. You see, Nu- t______^ InstarM J could get us to off-saddle here?” label directions. MONTE JARRAD herself waiting on them, and the not the experience

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In order to pay better wages he had to get better Yes, Mi* Svvmlli War loan to on right now! B ut Americana have never failed to m eet prices for what his hired man pro­ The a W ar Bond quota yet—^ind we won’t fail duced, or manage some way for the There are new planet to be built'. . . Iteir worker to produce more. Even then tanks. . . new ships. AU to bring the war to M w l Se find out what your quota is—and both developments had begun. Hie an earlier close. ; l t l plow and the reaper improved farm income and farm wages also. Davie Record Our fighting men will do their job. But we Supply and Demand AND YOUJt Q U O TA... AND MAKE [Tl Using improved machinery one must do oars! workman could do the work three And right now, the most important job IP TOUK AVIMM TOim HSIONU MATUtmr had done with crude tools, so two WM BOND VAUII OF out of three farm hands eventually I Has Been Published Since 1899 we have is to meet our personal quotas in the INCOMl OUOTA Hi TTH WAS IOAN quit the farm. Some of them went Seventh War Loan drive! M t MONTH Mt (CASH VALUI) SONDS BOUOHT to work at transportation, taking farm products to cities where there Those quotas are big. Uncle Sam needs ♦MO $1S7JA OSM were quick markets. Others got jobs $7,000,000,000 from individuals. 91S.U0 ISOM MO in factories making desirable things IIMSI WM 1» to sell to the farmers who, by this I 45 Years For this loan is really 2 in I— •••.SIS 111J 0 IM time, had quite a little money to there had been 2 drives in 1944 , ISO-MS OSJI 1X5 sp en d . by this time. So now—we’ve got T40-1M 7MO IM The two farnr workers out of three 100-140 STJO SO I Others have come and gone-your to do a two-loan job in one... who left the farm did not quit Using, IMer 4100 ISJS U farm' products. Wherever they worked they bought and consumed county newspaper keeps going. farm produce, also made more prof­ itable work for people in transpor­ I Sometimes it has seemed hard to tation. This is a simple outline of the growth of American prosperity, and it is a rough sketch of what make "buckle and tongue" meet but ALL O UT FOK THE MIGHTY 7* WAK LOAN must take place in China, starting after the war, if China is to prosper. soon the sun shines and again we A Unification Plan This AdvertUement Is Sponsored And Paid For By High-brow students of political; march on. Our faithful subscribers, economy tplk about “social, political and economic unification of China." most of whom pay promptly, give us Those are 35-cent words, trying to; say that China is all broken up and C. C. Sanford Sons Co. needs to be made one. Mottling that courage and abiding faith in our is broken can be welded again until the pieces are brought close togeth­ fellow man. er. China’s dismembered parts need' to be brought close together; dose Sanford Motor Company in tim e; close in spirit. If your neighbor is not taking The China already has everything, needed to live well; livestock and' Record tell him to subscribe. The grain, tim ber and fiber, coal and oil, iron and copper. China has supply and demand also—450 million people price has not advanced, but con­ anxious to earn more and live bet: ter. One trouble is, there a n 360 tinues the same, $1 . 0 0 p e r y e a r. million farmers when 1 2 m illio n with good tools would be enough. There is much other work to do: ore to mine, timber to cut, roads to b u ild . When You Come To Town Bidden Ireasnres NOTICE Roads will bring the empire’s far- flung segments near in time. Busi­ Make Our Office Your ness dealings will create mutual confidence and m ake China’s remote Headquarters. To AU Dog Owners tribes close in spirit. There is money in the Orient—m ost of it hid­ den, but it’s there. More, much! more will come from other lands We Are Always Glad To as soon as investors learn of the The Davie County Board of Commissioners, empire’s rich resources and great markets. Only fear of robbery and See You. under and pursuant to the*provisions of the fraud can keep it away. These fears cah be removed by a strong central government, Able to General Statutes of North Carolina, Chapter maintain order and security for in­ vestment at home, and able to com­ 106, section 364-387, have ordered that all mand the respect of other world Your son who is in the Army, will powers. Chiang Kai-Shek has prom­ ised these things for postwar years DOGS in Davie County be vaccinated for the and rebel rulers already are learn­ ing to trust him and work with him. enjoy reading The Record. Just like a prevention of rabies. Vaccination shall begin The United States should help him, for China is America’s natural ally in the East, for mutual profit in letter from home. The cost is only 2c. as of April 1,1945, and be completed within time of peace and mutual protec­ tion in time of war. ninety days from said date. per week. Send us his address. Knitting Needlesx Beii F. Anderson Has Been Designated Work for Bonds As Rabies Inspector LET US DO I I he law provides that it shall be the duty of the owner of every dog YOUR JOB PRINTING i or dogs, to have the dog, or dogs, vaccinated. Also, that any per­ son who shall violate any of the provisions of this chapter shall be i guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction Uiereof shall be sub» We can save you money ject to a fine of not less than $ 1 0 . 0 0 or more than $50 0 0 or to im- on your prisonment of not less than ten days or more than thirty days in the discretion of the court. ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS,

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VOLUMN XLVI. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY MAY 1 6 . »945 NUMBER 4 3 NEWS OF LONG AGO. Childish Pouting Says OPA Is Failure To SmaOer Towns New Leziugtou Hospital Seen Along Main Street Rev. Walter E. henhour. Hiddenite. N. C. . Washington. April 2 4 .—World From the Reidsville Review we By T he S tree t R am bler. Whal Wai Happeniog In Davie Did you ever see children pout* shortages of textiles, coal, truck reproduce the following editorial To Cost Over $300,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 Before The New Deal Uied Up Of course yon have.’ Something and other commodities are so severe which needs no comment to set in Lexington’s proposed $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 E. W. Junker opening new pack goes wrong with them, or crosses as to endanger a secure peace, the motion the minds of our public- community hospital turned out to of Camel cigarettes—Henry PopFn The Alphabet, Drowned The their path, or they get mad at combined production and resources spirited citizens; be well over a $3 0 0 ,0 0 0 project gazing at empty meat refrigerator f Hogt and Plowed Up The someone, then they try to get even board said today. "A recent survery of large In. when bids were received last week —Soldiers wives carrying bunch of Cotton and Corn. bv pouting. Mavbe they won’t The board, made op of top pro. dust rial firms in the United States and a whirlwind campaign was im. babies down Main street—Soldier speak for a long ,ime, or hide a- duction experts of the United States shows that one third of them have mediately put under way to raise trying to locate bottle of beer on (Davie Record, May 1 4 , 1 9 2 4 I wav and try to make father or mo­ Britain and Canada, in a report is­ definitely decided to build new $7 5 ,0 0 0 more to supplement cash in Sunday—Big crowd watching team Cotton Is 3 0 .1 5 cents. ther, brother or sister, friend or sued a "plain warning” that "with plunts as soon as possible after the sight,tso that the general construc­ of mules run away with two-hoise The Cltv Market has erected a playmate feel bad by pouting. the liberation of many destitute war, and that another large per­ tion might be started soon. Low wagon down Main street—Ernest wooden awning In front of tbeir Maybe they even refuse to eat a millions and a war devasted areas” centage plans considerable extension bidders agreed to hold their bids Hunt and Tilden Angell resting on store on Wall street. meal, and if someone tries to fix it the situation is becoming incress to present plants. open for 20 days to enable the hos­ bench In front of bus station—Pro- Ernest Holtbonser, of Charlotte, up with them they look sour, or ing critical "Most of these companies will pital trustees to gain the financial minent citizen carrying full load— spent Sunday In town with home angrv, and perhaps stick out the "Some of these short supply discard present out-moded establish­ green light. If the effort succeeds, Knox Johnstone sitting in barber folks. under lip. Usually those who pout problems may easily worsen and at ments in order to take advantage of as leaders express confidence it will, chair getting hair cut —Young lady Miss Cora Lawing who has beet assume a sullen spirit somewhat present we see no quick and easy war-time advances in engineering additional funds will be secured walking around carrying bunch of stenographer for the Liberty Shirt like the old opossum. They are solution/’ said an accompanying design, equipment, layouts, and later to complete furnishing the money—Mrs. J. C. Collette buying Mills, returned to her home in stnbborn, look very sour and won’t statement b v W ar Production machine tools. hospital and provide a nurses’ home. groceries—Peggy Graham and Ann Charlotte Friday. speak. Well, such a spirit in a Chairman J. A. Krng, American "More important to the small It is hoped to complete the build- Martin shopping In meat shop— S. vf. Bowden, of the classic child is bad. It is the spirit of old member of the combined board. towns of the nation is the definite iog by Christmas. Although ro Turner. Grant crossing the square shedes of Redland, wa. in town satan that overpowers them. And "It is only fair,” he continued, indication that these new plants will contract awards have been made, it smoking pipe and carrying bundle. one day last week. pouting not only makes the pouter that we give this warning and not be located In the congested city was stated a Gastonia contractor Mrs. E. M. Ijames is spending feel bad. but it also makes others point up its implication to every, areas. There is & movement to submitted low bid for general con two weeks in Salisbury with her New Dealers Go Hung­ feel bad. It has its effect, but a one.” get more light, air, and elbow room struction. daughter, r.rs. Frank Miller. bad effect. Joining Krug in issuance of the and also to shorten the distances Grady Miller is quite ill with ry , Too But the spirit of pouting doesn’t report were Oliver Lyttelton, Brit between homes and factories for em­ New Dealers And Their pneumonia at the home of his par­ Did you ever know the food situ­ always stop with children; it mani ish members of the board and min ployes, and to give workers the ents in Morth Mocksvilie. ation to be In worse situation than fests itself in men and women some­ Lster of production, and Canadian benefit ot a fuller freer existence to Pigs J. C. Ctawford, of Marion, is it is now? And just to think, it times, I once knew a man and his member C. D. Howe, minister of be found away trom congested a- The New Dealers are having spending some time in town- with was Planed That wav By The New wife who had pouted with each munitions. reas which have always been known more trouble with their pigs. Back bis son, Dr. E P. Crawford. Dealer. But we have this satisfac­ other for several years. They The shortage of cotton textiles a- "These new plants will not be in the days of the new economy of Miss Maude Couch spent the tion. Unless the New Dealers wouldn’t speak to each other, and lone eventually will grow to at least placed willy nilly over the nation, planned efficiency, brainy (?) Hen week-end In Fayetteville, the guest know where all the black markets if they wanted to communicate 1,2 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 yards a year, the but will be located with reference ry Wallace plowed under the little of her sister, Mrs. J. F. Sentelle. are, they’ll have to go hungry a- they did it through the children, board predicted. . Disruptiou of Eu* either to markets or sources of raw pigs Then when the war started Mrs. E P. Crawford and child­ Iong ’ with us black Republicans, ot some member of the family’. I rope’s transportation system, it ad­ materials. But the treni is away the New Dealers screamed for the ren spent the week-end with Mrs. even though they have hogged all don't know who was to blame, but ded, has thrown the burden of sup from the larger cities and toward farmers to produce more. Last sum­ Crawford’s mother at Richfield. of the foot room in the public maybe both were Now that cer­ ply on motor trucks, while coal is the smaller towns. It is. definite, mer these s a m e New Dealers Rev. W. B. Waff left yesterday trough —Ex. tainly was a bad way to live. critically scarce not only in the H therefore, that the day of the small screamed that the farmers were pro­ afternoon for Atlanta, where he Don’t yon know it made home berated counties but in the United er communities is not passing—in ducing too many pigs. Now we goes to attend the Southern Baptist seem miserable instead of happy? Slates and the United Kingdom as fact, it may be that they are just have a meat shortage and stringent In The Bag Convention, which convenes this Ponting hearts are never happy well. coming into their own.” rationing. Some of the professors Carolina senators, led by May- morning. hearts. The end of the war in Europe, and New Dealers may learn, after bank, call on tbe OPA to increase Misses Elizabeth Woodruff, of Look at that poor man who pouts the board said, may release a sub. they have wrecked the country, the ceiling prices for tobacco this this city, and Miss Hester Swing, T heir Vote WiU TeM with bis wife. Poor, sullen, sour, stantial number of military trucks that there is no substitute for the year and point to a two-cent- raise of Pino,’ who have been teaching "If . there is a strange apactade miserable man! And then he makes and "materially help the situation.” law of supply and demand and the allowed Maryland growers. Why at. Taylorsville, returned home Sat- anywhere in the world today,” says it miserable for his wife unless she New Testament.—Ex. the discrimination, they ask. , urday. the New York Times, "it is the prays much, keeps victory io her They know why. There are a number of empty Folly Brooght Home spectacle of the government of the soul, keeps sunny and happy In Politically, Marylaudlsdebatable houses in Mochsvllle. Until the Practically everyone is in the United States solemnly preparing to A Stroke Of Genius spite of it all, and rises above it land while tbe Carolines are always price of rents come down the num. babit of blaming the war exclusive­ poll the coal miners, under its of­ Armv spokesmen are vigorous in like a towering mountain above the In the bag. They can be snnbbed, her will increase. ly for the dangerous growth of ficial auspices, on the question of their denials that German war pri­ swamps and bogs that lay around rebuffed, and ignored and denied Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Swafford government control over the people. whether they want to cripple the soners in this country are coddled its base. That is possible, but it and still they forget all about that of Cliffslde. and Mrs Robert Phil Tbe plain fact is that the country American Army and the American and permitted to lead lives of luxury. certainly takes groat grate and the when it comes to standing solidly beck, of Daytona, Fla., were guests was beaded for such contiol long Navy with a wartime strike.” It is pointed out that the luxury. It blessed presence of God to accom­ is pointed out that the allowance for behind the administration with tbeir of tbeir brother, Rev. A. C: Swaf. before war started. The war did Here is a chance for the mem­ plish it. prisoner fare is 25 cents per day, votes. ford, a few days last week. . no more than greatly speed up the bers of one great union to vote The spirit of- pouting is a mighty and that, admittedly, won’t pay for But wbat has politics to do with Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Kerr and trend. No, leave tbeir demands to orderly hateful spirit. Certainly it is of juicy steaks in these days of high economics? Aren't they two en­ family who have been living on S. The underlying canse of attempt adjustment, and show they- think the devil and. never of God. Why, food costs. On the other hand these tirely .different things? Main street tor the past several to freeze prices, wages and other more of their country’s welfare some folks even claim to be Chris­ prisoners excess of 100 million dollars Thesenatofis know better than years, left Wednesday for Hick­ costs can be described in four words than immediately personal gains. annually, and unless they are ,given tians and then pout with their bro that Paradoxically, tbe Sofith is ory, where they will make their —government spending beyond in. Is this too much to aspect of Amer­ sustaining food tbeir strength would thers and sisters in the church, or often on the wrong side of the future home. come. Fot years the people have ican workmen in a war crisis? soon fail and the value of tbeir labors pout with members of the family. fence because it is on the right side. E. E. Hunt, Jr.. who has held a been warned of what this kind of would vanish. This reveals anything but Christ- —Charlotte Observer. position with the Farmers National spending was leading to. War has The Last Straw There may have been isolated in­ likeness. We know that Christi* stances where treatments of these Bank & Trust Co., at Wiustpn-Sal- brought home the follv of annual Even in Germany, where things anity never makes folks pout. The prisoners was kinder tban warrant­ em for the past four yeats, has re­ government deficits without limit, are hardly normal, baystackR seldom Wuves Salute devil doss this. Christianity makes ed, but that comes to a sudden end signed his position to take effect in a way that will be remembered are found parked across railroad First Lt. Elliott H- Landsman, folks sunny, pleasant, sweet, kind, tracks. So 2nd Lt. Qarry J Tyndale now. The decision to place liberat­ tomorrow. Mr. Hunt will spend for many generations. Korrest Hill, N. Y . a Flying Fort­ friendly, patient, gentle, noble and StateB Island, N. Y , swooped low in ed American war prisoners in charge ress bombardier-Navigator. doesn’t some time here with his parents. The war will not end the "emer­ good. Don’t pout and say you are his P-38 Lightning to investigate. of German war prisoner camps and insist on salutes or even "sirs from a Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Harmon, gency” of borrowed money. Tbatb following in the footprints of Jesus Close inspection showed it was ‘an activities in this country is a stroke certain non-com in the States, Tbe who have been living here for the why some people wLo tear the con­ and Xoing with the saints heaven elaborately camouflaged locomotive. of genius. Men who have suffered non-com is Landsman’s mother, Cpl. past year, have moved to States­ sequences of excessive goverment at Nazis hands will not be likely to ward, but get rid of the pouting Tyndale brought his 50 caliber ma­ Eleanore Norwick of the WAC. She ville. Mr. Harmon was an em­ borrowing, are turning to increas. 20 coddle their charges, and while there spirit. It is too mean, ugly, re­ chine guns and -millimeter can. is stationed at Andrews Field, Wash­ ployee at the Walker Motor Co., ingly dictatorial government, in non into play to destroy bis third lo­ may be howls of protest from the pulsive and contemptable to pos ington, D. C. and oceupied the Lee cottage in hope of escaping the inevmeot price comotive for the day—and bis first enemv; our own peopie will hail the sess. Repent, get forgiveness, then East Mocksvilie. of unlimited government borrow, mobile haystack. new arrangement as evidence that consecrate your so'ul unto God and the government as evidence that the Rev. and Mrs Jim Green and ing. let Him sanctify you and make you government and the Army are heed­ RATION GUIDE daughter Miss Chessle and son It is a vicious circle—the more sweet. Amen. the government borrows, the more Notice of Dissolution ing public demand for sterner treat­ James, are attending the commence­ ment of Nazis captives.—Ex. ment exercises at Rutherford Cob it must control. The only winners OF THE DAVIE FURNITURE SUGAR-Book 4, Stamp 35 Our boys most keep on light­ will be .those hrho want to see A COMPANY, CAROLINE’S is valid for 5 pounds. Stamp lege. They will return home to­ ing—we most keep on b u y ­ Gnerosey Cow Sells For morrow, accompanied by their dau­ ing WAR BONDS nntil vic­ mericau representative government DRESS SHOP AND DA 36 i> valid through Aug- 31, ghter, Miss Mary, who was a stu­ tory is won. Keep on BACK­ and the freedom of the people de. ING THE ATTACK. VIE DRY GOODS CO, $17,000 * SHOES-AirpIane stamps I, dent there. stroyed. The only ones who can 2 and 3 in book 3 valid in­ break the circle are the people A PARTNERSHIP. Rougemont.—North Carolina took The Advance checker players, indisputable lead among the Guern­ definitely. Mock, Shermer and Foster, came To Wives and Parents themselves by revolting against both Notice is hereby given that the partnership of E W. Junker and sey cattle breeding states of the U- MEATS, FATS; Y5 and over Thursday evening to meet the peacetime borrowing and regula­ of Soldiers W. J. B. Sell, as partners conduct­ nion here at the sixth Quailt Roost Z S a n d A 2 through. D2 valid Mocksvilie players. Call, Stone and tion.—Ex. ing the business of merchants un- Maxim Guernsey Sale when Curtis If you are sending The Re* through June 2 ; E 2 through Stonestreet, The games were stag, der the firm names and styles of Candy Companv of Chicago bid $17, cord Io your husband or son J2 valid through June 2 0 ;K 2 ed at Crawford’s Drug - Store and We Have Oor Choice The Davie Furniture Companv; 000 to get Quril Koosf Noble Prim­ who is in the armed forces, Caroline’s Dress Shop and Davie th ro u g h P 2 valid throu July lasted until 11 p. m. When all was ' If Russia keeps going to the rose, one of the greatest Guernsey please see that his subscrip* Dry Goods Company has this day 31st. Book 4, red stamps. over the Advance players found right, she will wind up as the great cowB of all history. tion is paid in advance. W e est democracy in the world, and if beer dissolved bv mutual consent. themselves again defeated by the FROCESSED FOOD: H2 are forced to discontinue all the United States keep going to the W. J. B. Sell will collect all Mocksvilie players. debts owing to the Davie Furniture th ro u g h M 2 valid thru June subscriptions to the boys-in left, we will wind up where the Soldier AWOL Tkroe Willie Foster, of R. 3 , and Miss Russians were twenty years ago.” Company, and E .'W. Junker will 2; N2 thru S2 valid thru June foreign lands or in army Willie Satn, daughter of Mr. and —Edwgrd V. Rickenbacker, avia­ collect all debts owing to the Caro Years is Taken 3 0 ; T 2 thru X2 valid through camps in this country when tion executive. ine's Dress Shop and Davie Dry Mrs. Frank Saib of near Mocks, Pvt, Robert Lee Tysinger, 29, of July 31. Book 4, blue stams. their subscriptions expires. Goods Company. This toe 2 6 th ville, were united in marriage Sat* W H T rtttfri ***** 1 f * day of April, 1945 near Trinity, has been apprehended GASOLINE: Coupon|15A The soldiers want thier home urday evening at the home of the by military police in Asheboro after valid for four gallons through p a p e r. W e h a v e h a d to m a rk E. W. JUNKER, bride's parents, Rev. J. T. Sisk, being AWOL for three years. He several names off our books W. J. B. SELL, J u n e 21; B 6 , C 6 , B7 and C7 pastor of the bride, performing the Formerly doing business as; was located at the home of his broth­ coupons valid for 5 gallons; this week. Maybe one of er. Marvin Tysinger, near Trinity, marriage ceremony. The Record Davie Furnitnre Company,- second quarterT coupons va* wishes these young people a long them was your husband or for/^rsecurity, too! Caroline’s Dress Shop, and attempting to escape through aback and happy life. so n. a.*.*:*-*-* * * * * * * * * < * *>_ Davie Dry Goods Company. window. ;

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SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLECRAFT N e w s ★ ir . ★ v ★ * ★ -V * ★ f Sun Suits for Brother and Sister Due to an unusually large demand and current war conditions, slightly more time is required In filling orders for a few of B e the most popular pattern numbers. G M tm A N D Send your order to: fi/CE Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. THB 564 W. Bandtdph St. Chicago 80. DL By Bvul Mallon , VXfHEN this war is over, and the Enclose 16 cents for Pattern v expected boom in every form N o. ______BOrmtd by Western Newspaper Union. of^ sport comes along, there is cer­ Nameu V egetables Rescue tain to be a big need for much AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVES Lynn Chambers’ Address. Point-Saring Laneheon stronger supervision than we have SPARKY OTB FJ).E. PEACE PLAN Luncheon Time today. This includes baseball, rac­ t i e FIFTH SA N FRANCISCO, CALIF.—M t . ing, football, boxing and basketball From Doldrums Gra^efruit-Cranberry Juice COLUMNISTS Ttaman called in privately most of •Scalloped Eggs and Tomatoes above most of toe Rocket Bombs* Damage PO NOT Ube American delegation to this others. For these REALIZE Shredded Lettuce are I the major spec-, THAT WHEN '■arid conference soon after he took and Green Pepper Salad During the 57 months of the war • S e e (several days before the an- tator and big money up to Jime I, 1944, Nazi bombers THE COSMIC Bran-Raisin Muffins Spread games. EAVS FAPE wnnced conference.) Citrus Chiffon Pie Beverage damaged or destroyed 3,375,000 FROM THEIR Be told them they had their in- This isn’t a mat­ houses in Britain, an average of BOPIES rr •Recipe given. ter of today or next atractions from Mr. Roosevelt f nd nearly 2,000 a day. . WILL CAUSE Ne did not wish to change tho e week or next But in the next four months, THEM TO ansbroctions in any particular. His mainder of the rice over the other month. It is a mat­ LOSE THEIR ter of the big tangle their V-I robots destroyed or dam- SUPER- ■uids implied that while he could ingredients in the tosh; cover with aged 1,125,000 more houses, an STREN6TH M t go with them, he would h Id sliced eggs and top with grated and scramble that average of 9,000 a day. ANPTHEN toem responsible for following ev- American cheese. Bake in a moder­ is coming after the SHRINK- eajr detail of the Roosevelt plan. ate oven (350 degrees) about 30 min­ war is over when -SO- The plan, of course, has not be cn utes. Garnish with parsley and serve there will be al­ GrantlandRice wsade public, any more than was piping hot from the same tosh. most countless prob­ Rds Truman warning, but it can be lems to face and handle, including Tomato-Bacon Luncheon. the return home of millions of serv­ •ntfined upon the highest living au- (Serves 4) ; LARGEST SILLER AT Il Rwsrty as running along this follow* icemen, many of these hoping and Sag line: 4 firm ripe tomatoes expecting to make a liriity out of O O O L -comfortable—gaily em- Creamy rice, tinged red with broidered and made of but I Ve must not fail to establish tomatoes, and garnished with eggs, 3 tablespoons bntter or salad oil professional' sport. REG’LAR peeks through this pretty loaf dish Yt pound fresh mushrooms You can see what happened when yard of material! The applique toe Bumbartwi League of the I green pepper, chopped chicks are sister's; brother goes Add Indigestion BaRed Nations, no matter what and flirts w ith w inter-w eary ap­ three or four unknown basket­ I cup cream ball players, in a New York college nautical. IbSmtatesord Sb defects, or the IimitaHons petites. Salt and pepper to taste • * • gtoeed upon our program. We almost totally unknown in a na­ Make two suits from one pattern! Pat* VffMOfbe Um must do this because our first.. If you have any luncheon obliga­ 8 toast triangles tional way, almost wrecked basket­ tern 309 has a transfer pattern of 2 bibs, 8 slices bacon, broiled ball. You can figure what will hap­ pockets, necessary pattern pieces for suits beck on return of bottle Rub is to do everything pos­ tions, take care of them during the in sizes I. 2. 3 and 4. sible to see Riat war cannot spring. You have Cut tomatoes in %-inch slices and pen if the same thing occurs to happen again. The next war the fresh colors brown on both sides in butter-or off. baseball, boxing, racing and football ■add destroy civilization. of spring flowers Remove from pan and fry mush­ on a bigger scale. to help out your S e matter what we think the best rooms, green pepper about five min­ Four Big Sports \ ASK M S answer to peace is, we must come table motif and a utes. Remove vegetables from pan, i n M n u t i n n in • sad ef this meeting with a final for- gardenful of fresh add cream'to drippings, bring to a We can take them up in order: I ANOTHER RHEUMATISM fruit and crisp boil and season. Arrange vegetables Baseball — In my opinion, base­ aada for international relationships. I A General Quiz NEURiTlS-LUMBAGO lSh do this we must give and take, green vegetables. on top of toast. Cover with sauce ball needs a ruling commissioner lad essentially we must make a be* Yes, give your luncheons hi spring. and top each toast triangle with a who will be given full authority to ! 0 W M C N E IL 'S PnBtng toward peace. A group of feminine guests won’t slice iff bacon. act; who will be well known and The Questions expect the hearty substantial affair respected around toe country; who MAGIC VK CANNOT FAIL Hie above is good when served that a male gathering would, so with a cantaloupe salad, and ice can pick up where Judge Landis 1. Where is the longest canal in REMEDY We have taken two or three big you can lay aside the ration book and cream with toasted almonds. left off. A commissioner with­ the world? laiitiul steps (Atlantic charter, Dum­ concentrate on point-free foods. out these qualifications, without 2. Are congressmen required by. b R I N G S BLLSSED RELIEF barton, Livadia) and we are now There are eggs, plentiful in spring, If you tire of potato salad readily, complete authority, would be use­ I’d suggest you give yourself a dif­ law to attend any session of con­ » un til: Mt IUI Il IllICtfl * I XEady for the next. We must suc­ asparagus, tomatoes, greens, straw­ less. It will be too late in case some gress? ’ I ceed In this one. We cannot afford berries and rhubarb. AU make col­ ferent treat with a macaroni salad, scandal breaks. Baseball can’t look It Ut IlU Illl IIIlU VIIW . •• indlt Il rln I molded to be pretty as a picture 3. Who calls "track” in the ■illll III! IlU In. UM Iiwntt I. WIIIIM tefiafi. We cannot stick it out for orful and delectable eating. tor any such supporting combina­ sports world when he wants people perfection. We must make some Your table will be pretty carried and garnished cleverly with deviled tion as Judge Landis and Babe eggs ornamented with pimiento: out of his way? atari; whatever it is. out in the delicate shades of green Ruth to restore public confidence. 4. What man signed his corre­ This is the explanation behind all and pale pink, green and yellow, or - Macaroni Salad. Racing — Racing is a tougher spondence and paintings with the XocenA Roosevelt - Truman inter- pale blue gray and yellow. Do have (Serves 8 to 10) problem to tackle, due to the figure of a butterfly? waHrml policy developments as well flowers If it’s at aU possible because Yi pound elbow macaroni jealousies of competing states and 5. WiU food cook more quickly PAZO si PILES a s fhe official background tone and they make for freshness and gaye- 4 cnps tomato juice the tremendous taxes they gather in.: in vigorously or gently boiling Relieves pain-and soreness Wdde for the conference. ty. Or, work out an attractive ar­ 3 tablespoons lemon juice Yet it is a well-known fact that even water? In my opinion, there was a time rangement in fruit. A fresh pine­ 2 tablespoons unflavored gelatin In before racing was stopped, many 6. Sinology is the study of what? PAZO IN TUBSSI ■few weeks back when the. late Mr. apple surrounded with oranges and Mllllotia of people Buffering from Y city cidd water chiselers, crooks and gangsters were 7. What is a milksop? simple Plies, have found prompt KaeseveR and his State Secretary shiny apples draped with grapes is I cup diced chicken or ham or edging their way into the richest fi­ 8 .,What stadium has the largest relief with PAZO ointment. Here*s BhHIiiiii may have had their doubts effective. why: First, PAZO ointment soothes flaked salmon or tuna fish nancial harvest of all sport, where seating capacity in the United inflamed areas—relieves pain and about going ahead. Their inability My first suggestion is for a scal­ Ys cup diced celery well over a billion dollars was bet States? itching. Second. PAZO ointment V gain their most important loped dish of eggs and tomatoes lubricates hardened, dried parts^ % cup canned peas or diced green through 1944. Where more than a 9. What bird has toe swiftest help* prevent cracking and sore* adjectives for small nations and full which is a pretty blending of white, pepper. few jockeys were not above suspi­ flight for short distances? ness. Third, PAZO ointment tends V n w n tic freedoms universally yellow and touches of green awl to reduce swelling and check minor Cook macaroni in boiling, salted cion and where general larceny was 10, Approximately how far does bleeding. Fonrtlu it's easy to use. UBQ well have disappointed them, red. on toe verge of breaking out at the earth travel each day on its PAZO OlntmentrS perforated PUo SBd at that time there was a chance water until tender. Drain. Rinse Pipe makes application s^nple. B yL E •Scalloped Eggs and Tmnatoes. with cold water any moment. This applies to all journey around the sun? thorough. Your doctor can tell M s conference, might have been (Serves 6 to 8 ) and allow to cool. racing states. you about PAZO ointment. KLEI 114 cups scallions or small batons Heat the tomato Only a J. Edgar Hoover could SUPPOSITORIIS TOOI KvMentiy they decided in favor of 4 tablespoons butter or substitute The Answers Some persons, and many doctors, fhe above outlined course, and' juice to boiling. help here, where an annual salary of prefer to use suppositories, so PASO 2 cups cooked tomatoes $100,000 would be excellent insur­ comes In handy suppositories also, A ce then after direct request, Brit-, 1 teaspoon salt Add gelatin which pie same soothing relief Uiat has been dis­ ance. It would take a direct order 1. In China. It is 2,100 miles PAZO always gives. ate changed its mind and sent its' Vt teaspoon marjoram long and was completed In 1350 Xkcrign Minister Eden and Stalin solved in toe cold from Washington to bring this Yt teaspoon celery seed water. Cool mix­ about. But it might be badly after 600 years. SlBBged and sent the equally rank- 2 cups boiled rice 2. No. Vg Molotov. ture. Then add other ingredients and needed at any given time later on. 2 hard-cooked. eggs, sliced place in oiled mold. Refrigerate un­ 3. A skier. This conference, in accord­ % cup grated American cheese til set. Unmdld and serve garnished Pro Football and Boxing 4. James Whistler. FOR QUICK BEUEP - 4 ance with these objectives, is to Cook the sliced scallions In butter with deviled eggs, pimiento and cu­ Football—R would be almost im­ 5. The same. Be thrown wide open. It is to or substitute until they are about cumber slices. possible to have any ruling commis­ 6 . Chinese language and culture. Be a free forum for airing the tender. Mix together tomatoes, Salt, sioner for college football, as so 7. A weak man. ASoothliiK C A I t i g M B ts of the tittle people pri­ The dessert for the above main 8 . Soldier field, Chicago (150,- marjoram, celery seed and cooked dish salad can be hearty. You many sections have their own com­ ANTISEPTIC O n b V Mm marily. Officially, Mr. Stettiiiins scallions. P lace 000). HMd by thousands rid ! satisfactory tei has been saying it will last four might like applesauce cake with missioners who have different and 9. Humming bird. suits for 40 years—six valuable ingredi­ half of toe boiled chocolate icing, icebox cake or conflicting ideals and opinions. ents. Get CarboII at drug stores or writ. Br five weeks, but is more likely rice in toe bot­ 10. 1,601,604 miles. SptirIock-Neal Co., Nashville, Tena. to last a couple of months. lemon meringue pie. But pro football faces as many tom of a well- problems as any sport. For one Itiscussion of everything is to be greased loaf pan; thing, there is the probability of adtowed. Every nation will be in­ cover with tomato, at least one rival league. Be­ FOR QUICK RELIEF FROM vited to say all it wishes. The and scallion mix­ yond that is the problem of many Dumbarton Oaks setup is to be ture and with a returning stars, who still have a thrown literally upon the table, layer, of sliced eggs. Place toe re- as if to say to all: year or two years of college play left. Any number of these will de­ STIFF4 JOINTS and BRUISES “Here it is; go to it.” cide to play pro football and leave ^Muscular Aches and Pains' • Stiff Joints • Bruisas Any hope that such a program Lynn Says: their college careers to the bosky Baa be concluded in four or five POP— ;weeks is therefore, concededly op- dell. Wife-Savers: To remove thread This can not only bring about open •Senistic. from vacuum cleaner, run a scis­ In the end, if there are "not too warfare between pro leagues, but •TV sors lengthwise between bristles also a civil football war between the I many changes” in the Dumbarton and cut the threads off. Brush lPRgcisal, the conference will be f colleges and the pros. It can also cut pieces out. lead to any number of scandals. Sudged by this government to have Setting curtain tiebacks? Use a. iihren a success. Meatless is the description for this Boxing—Here is one of sport’s window shade as a marker to get greatest needs. Boxing, like racing, ALTERNATIVE TO PLAN both sides done evenly. spaghetti with its vegetable balls that taste like meat and a savory has been largely a matter of state i , Kbw some authorities may well Shine the stove by wiping it regulation. As it is, we have no real carefully ,with a piece of waxed sauce also made of vegetables. : send an inferior ranldng sponge dipped in lukewarm wa­ follows: SmeUing insecticide "knocks out” t to this world conference ter. Wipe dry. Walls should not 3 tablespoons drippings or oil Bob FeUer Returns . dread, germ-laden malaria mos- ■■■ ver made public, but it was be repainted untD perfectly dry. quitoes. . . as well as flies privately and officially to Vt cup onion, chopped Now that he is back in the states, and moths. Buy Cotton flannel cloths or rags are Y cup green pepper Bob FeUer will be allowed to pitch Eoosevelt and Mr. Stettinius. I cnp diced celery on ample supply of i Kremlin pointed out to them ideal for cleaning and polishing for his Great Lakes team after two FLIT, today! Molotov was not Only the for- silverware. Keepseveralonhand 1 cup mushrooms (optional) or more years service in the South minister in the Soviet setup and wash often in suds and water. 2 cnps canned tomatoes Pacific. FeUer deserves his break fiie second man of the Stalin Keep all cleaning materials, Cook toe onion, greensen pepper, at Great Lakes, after a fine war Stalin said he could cloths, etc. together in a small celery and mushrooms in hot drip­ record. He has had Uttle chance to FLIT Q are Molotov from his side cart or box with handle. This can pings until lightly browned. Tlien fiet any active pitching since he KlttS SUSS, MOTHS aa long a period Just at the be carted from room to room as add tomatoes and cook until thick­ won 25 games for Cleveland in 1941, AND MOSQUITOES WOlfcal time of victory in Etnppe, you clehn and saves toe time you ened. Serve by heaping spaghetti on striking out 260 hitters. A lot of would spend in getting each item platter, garnish with vegetable balls rust can develop In that time, but he fund because his government is des- 81 JURE IT'S FLIti 4SK FQS THl COXTAINfS mtmtrly shorthanded on diplomats. from toe cleaning closet. and pour sauce over aU.' wiU have the Chance now. to iron .-N! rtUCW LiBFI AND TH! BLACX BAND ReleaMd by W cttem Nswspaper Unice. out a few kinks. • _ • — 'The Big Three (note well this Is

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IFise Bird Would Haxe Tdkento ItsWings iand and iore lime a few of Having missed his railway a I nection, a disgruntled soldlarspi a miserable hoar exploring a A and dreary town in the poonl r>ept. rain. Finally he entered a a SO, 111. taurant. “Wotcha -got .that’s- good?- i asked the wiaitress grumpily. ‘‘Sage hen,” she answered. “What’s sage hen?” By BOODY ROGERS “Oh, it’s a bird that's d SPARKY WATTS around here.” SOMETHINGS WRONS' SHAKKjWWcyvWrrS MV/ "THEKE990M& T he fipth OW W-SO “Has it got wings?” asked I I ’M SONNA GET— IfAT D E FRONT POOR 0U 6? O P SOMETHING iage columnists SHALL Z LET HIH IN soldier. PO NOT WHILE 0N1W6 RjOOR- “Of course it’s got wings^” I REALIZE ALIVE. MM--THWV StlEPOM ’EM 1» STRAN6E-EUERf- WES’ waitress answered sharply. h e w a r THAT WHEN 9HRMKIN6/ ONE IS OONE / ’EM OP BEFORE a m b e rs THE COSMIC TNf SHARK C “Then I don’t want any!1* saa RAY5PAPE - B A C K .* ed the soldier. “I don’t Wactool ,375,000 FROM THEIR a in’ that has wings and still xta •age o f POPIES IT here.” WILL CAUSE n o n th s , THEM TO ir d a m - LOSE THEIR ies, a n SUPER- 9TREN6TH ANPTHEN 5HRINK- H iN E j -5 0 - IMCEBOTnE-S* i S porter I IO Ift REG’LAR FELLERS—Always Popular By GENE BYRNES rback ANIMAL aoffocat* •rs DBually HEISES A D lM E- I .SUPPOSE Tfi MY SANTA CtAUS nown for NOW LEMME SEE. HE LOOKS BEST ANTISEPTICOiL n BeIUaos TTMCE- MY JBEST SUIT 'SUIT!! Qfort Id a 15 TH' ONE- TO TAkE- a of bottle TO T-HE-TAILORS POP HAS SO MANY FOR. A PRESSING SUITS I DONT KNOW BOT THAT AINfT ANO TELL HIM WHICH ONE IS " IN TH’ CLOSET SOMETHIN TO CHARGE IT! T H IS "TAKES THINKINf1 ITS IN -HERE/ WEONS,, POPPA? , OKAY, lilt H : \ I poppa! SM THANKS? I Iago O

woth -bau . I HAlL D O N T TAKE CHANCES Hadi A.tt rt*hr> Wrif Cuts, Bums, Saddle Stnd Infections work fast. *. on stodc as well as human bdnfr. WMATS THE IMA&ME BEIU& YOU OLkS-HT Keep your eye peeled for mlnar MATVERJ YOU1Rft CARRIED TO A PECSOU TOBE cutSi burns, saddle or coflir PONTYOU c o n m t LIkTE WU IMAGINE ASHAMED galls, bruises and flesh woiwwir UKE &IRLS m . EVEN BEING. A MEMBER OF Smart stockmen have relied Ior ANYMORE? b u s y ! \ OF YQLlg FAMILY YOURSELF years on soothing time-tested Dr.Por ter’s An tisepticOil. ITrfp it on hand for emergencies aatf use only as' directed ,« .ddtft give infection a chance t At jo v rom mpt druggist's. sre's thes and The GROVE LABORATORIES,; !N-C lent ST. LOUIS .3,''MISSOURI. ts— ■are* Mofcerj -of GROVl'S COIDf TASUf'; mds inor use. PU* iple. By LEN tell WONDERFUL RELIEF KLEIS O! tors, FiwiIbMerlnitaIiaBl AZO also. Farnons doctor’s diacoveryachw fa that kidneys to increase urine: SSST.' H>AONTW, DONT TELL EVE, AW , HVACI NTH WELL, DIO VOU SEE THWT ? painful bladder irritations cm BUTIUOST M'LUNCH MONEV IN HAVEA HEART/ J W E L L , MS.MIDDLE DIDN'T by excess acidify in the a AH'LL A UTTLE GAME LAST NIGHT. >^WELL, AH TIP HIS HAX.' There Is no need new to suffer uneeei CDULDyLETMEHAVEA /Tl? DON'KNOW SEEWHAT distress and discomfort from ‘BOUT DATT AM CAN Madder irritation, and run-dor Me.MIDDLE.DiS IS d o F O 'y o u due to excess acidity in yow urine— la -J U S T A THATS FUNNV the famous doctor’s discovery— I TWICE DlS MONTH KILMER’S SWAMP ROOT. Por 9mm I yOU DONE ITT MINUTE. Root acts fast on the kidneys to fan s the flow of urine and relieve ncessa Originally discovered by a 1 physician. Swamp Root is ttory re* U nded combination of 16 f fI ingredi- E vegetables* balsams and othe . I or writ® gredients. It's not harsh tr-habit.. FeniL in any way — Just good ingri Jhjule j help you feel worlds better fast! .Send for free, prepaid sampleTOBd Like thousands of others yeaV he | that youidid. Send name Mid a ttm Department E* Kitmw St Co* I 1255, Stamford, Conn. Offer Um ttetS at once. AU druggists sell Swamp RMk By BOB KARP

PO P—Baby Hospital By J. MILLAR WATT CONSMTIfflI is the cause nf I T H E P E 1S I W A S OKE HOSPITAL MUCH SUFFEiRlIii IN THIS TOWN Constipation may canse uo^s toms for a long time, but unles T H A T V O U rected Will finiuly impair the.! Symptoms associated WiHi H A V E N 'T Ing constipation are loss ot . Iduexd- B E E N IN heavily coated ,tongue, tired I p&l In* . and mental depression. He i your I dizziness, anemia, .and «frin < ICrazy ances such as acne, are conunoniye Iacketi perUnced.In severe cases, nemntffc |Water and joint pains occur. shin bsitave with gas formation and cottB»«me Fating idles and fissures frequently > Iationt the discomforts of severe ' IystaU No matter how many ■ _____ you have tried for constipation, i urge you to try B-L PREPARATlOai with the understanding that B -i PREPARATION must bring Jm lsfactory results or your money tack. pi GEOtJ toFr C aution: XJse only as dlrecteA—Ad* Fobt mommouth

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S t e a r n s CROSS &klcXsU£ D - S f f - A RAT&ROACHraSlC PRIVATE TOWN BUCK By R o lan d C oe [Km's a SENSiBiEi BI toreSereMSNIHlI Clyde Lewis FEHXIE lydla E. PlnKham's VcgtlxOaerCam pound is famous sot outr teuJU B periodic pain but * lso accorapaiiftae nervous, tired, fmiiwn when due to functional roontfalF ***” tntbsnces. Taken xegularlHkfh^i buildup Teslstanee against suefcsvap* toms. Pinkbam*s Compound IuJfmmm “That woodpecker ts better than the pigeons, Sir, IWe taught furs/ Penow label directions. Ik y ttl him to tap out messages Io code'” “This iised.^s^>oiir. £§^m ^^ji^^^^aiA ;y ^ :or so back / 9 f BE J)AV1£ RECORD, MOCKSVILLE N. C. MAY 16. 1945.

Lieut. Chas. R. Creusbaw, who HIE OAYIE RECORD. Mocksrille Helps Cele­ Pennington New Mayor is stationed at San Antonio, Texas, THE V l The city election -held last Tues- spent Wednesday in town shaking C. FRANK STROUD • • Editor. brate Victory Day day^ passed off very quietly. There hands with old friends. Lieut. O ldest Pa Cienshaw is the proud father of a ANNOUNCEMENT! TELEPHONE Last Tuesday morning, follow­ was but one ticket in the field, but fine son, who arrived May tst. No Liquo ing the President’s proclamation, 2 0 8 voters went io the polls and Mrs. Crenshaw and babe are with We wish to announce that M n. France* Entered at the Postoffice in Mocka- which was beard at 9 o’clock, the cast tbeir ballots.* This was the her parents at Cool Springs. NEWS vllle, N. C.. as Second-claw Hall fire siren, the local fire department, largest vote cast here in many Thompson Ketchie has joined our staff of matter, March 3.1903. the city ambulanees, the church years. Following is the vote as North Carolina I , _. _ . _ operators. She has had nine years ex­ Robert V bells, court bouse bell, factory and Davie County, I Io The SuperiorCourt SUBSCRIPTION RATES: cast: perience in aU line* of chasemetology. V a , was a train whistles turned loose and let Mayor—W. M. Pennington, 19 8 . Thelma McDaniel Head NE YEAR. IN ADVANCE * 100 the town and countryside know Aldermen—Craig Foster, 3 0 3 ; S. vs S. M. O IX MONTHS IN ADVANCE ■ I SO Franklin Head Come In With Or Without that at last peace bad come to a M. Call, 1 9 7 ; J. D P. Campbell, made a bus We are living in a great Conntrvl major portion of the world. 2 0 0 ; Dr. P H. Mason, 1 9 6 ; J C. NoticeSerriog Summons Appointment Wednesdai but most of ns don’t realize the At 10 o’clock a large audience Sanford, 193 , J K. Sbeek and Geo. many blessings we enjoy. Tust assembled at the ethodist Church Rowland received two votes each. By Publication Mrs H tbink it will be less than fifty days for a union prayer and praise ser­ Many people were too busy cele­ The defendant, Franklin Head, : mons, was until the blackbery' crop will be vice. Rev. R. G. McCIamroch pre brating the collapse of Germany to will take notice that an action en. Mayfair Beauty Shoppe day last w ready to harvest. sided over the meeting, which last titled as above has been commenced take time to go to the polls and in the Superior Court of Davie JO COOLEY, Owner Bryan S ed a little .more than one hour. Up to this time we haven’t tead vote. Let’s all work together for a County, N. ;C., by 1 the plaintiff. Rowan M< Those taking part in the service Eleanor Bratt, Operator Frances Ketchie, Operator that the entire Georgia peach crop bigger and better town in which to Said action being for an absolute bury, taki were Dr. J. E. Pritchard, Revs. H. divorce upon the grounds of two was killed. This news is usually live. For nearly 4 6 vears The Re­ Harding - Hom Building C. Sprinkle, G. W. Fink. E. W. years separation. published in April, bnt the Georgia cord has been boosting Mncksville Phone Mocksville, N. C. - Hubert Turner. Victor L. Andrews, W. And the said defendant will fur­ 122 peaches begin to arrive here some and much progress has been made ther take notice that he is required sitlon in N time In June, regardless of whether H. Dodd and Mayoi Caudell. The during all these years. to appear at the office of the Clerk ■*last week i they are ki'led or not killed. choir and congregation rendered of Superior Court of said county, several appropriate selections. Make Big Haul in the court house in Mocksville, 'P f c - L o Most of the stores, offices, mills N. C., on the 9 th day of June, tioned in I Federal officers Fred Railed ge, D avie’s Q uota $220,000 and factories closed for one hour 1 9 4 5 , and answer or demur to the week in to A R. Williams, H. H. Dotson, Bill complaint in said action, or the WHEN YOU NEED Davie County opened the 7 th during the service The Erwin , .T N Chi Nitzer and L. J. Bishop, captured a plaintiff will apply to the Court for War Loan Drive Monday, May 1 4 . cotton mills at Cooleemee, closed 5 0 -gallon steam distilling outfit in the relief demanded therein. ’ John Di This couoty has a quot.- of $320,. for a part of the day. This was a This the 7 th day ot May, 1 9 4 5 . the Buck bills in Fniton township C .O A L and ICEt R 1 B Si 0 0 0 , and over $2 5 ,0 0 0 in Bonds day long to be remembered, but S. H. CHAFFIN, Wednesday morning. The outfit :Street, noi have already been purchased. when the Japs go down in defeat, Clerk of Superior Court. consisted of 2 6 fifty gallon box fer- !;•«». b.1 . Mrs. W. E. Kennen has charge which we all hope will be In the Phone Us We Deliver Promptly ^ menters, 7 6 one gallon empty glass of the Woman’s division, Mr. Ev­ near future, then indeed, will the jngs, cor-king utensils and groceries, *Y Ed Ho erett A. Swlnk will be Chairman in people of the earth rejoice with 9 0 0 gallons corn meal masb. ‘ The AUTO LOANS V week fron Cooleemee, and W. M. Pennington great joy. The victory is only half distillery had just been fired up. MOCKSVILLE ICE & FUEL CO. ta l, Salisb will direct the drive in MocksviUe. won with the unconditional surren­ Two young men were at work at CITIZENS FINANCE CO. Mocksville, N. C. , . weeks tak The drive will close June 30 . Let's der of Germany. The war is not the still One of them made his Vauce Hotel Bldg. Phone 1 1 6 boy Bonds and finish our quota in over yet. Many more lives will be escape, but Elmer M. Swicegood, Statesville, N. C. Mr. am May. Don’t put (bis matter off. 2 6 . of Lexington, R. 5 , was cap. -R. I, are sacrificed before the final day of tured and brought to this city, victory. Let us all pray, work and where he was given a hearing be. son, who Allen Store Burns fight for a final- victory, so that fore U. S. Commissioner F. R. Statesviik tne wotld will once more be at Leagans, and bound over to the The John J. Allen brick store, Mrs. I peace. Buy more War Bonds dur. October term of Salisbury Federal located near the Southerti depot, to. court, in a bond of $1 0 0 0 . Mountain ing the 7th Wer Bond campaign. gether with a big stock of groceries town wit and meats was d-stroved by fire at A. B. Cassidy Mrs C I 6 :1 5 o’clock Saturday morning. It Good Luck, Youug Man A. B. Cassidy. S9. died at bis borne on is not known how the fire started. Chas. A. Burrus, Jr., recently Sanford avenue Wednesday morning, fol­ Bobbie Loeal firemen reached the scene lowing an extended illness, death result­ Univtrsit passed the Eddy Aptitude Test for ing from a stroke of paralysis. promptly and prevented the fire radio-technician and radar training Tbe funeral was held at Oak Grove M. week end spreading to nearby buildings. It in the U. S. Navy; and upon com­ E Church Thursday aftemonu at 2 o’clock Dr. and I with Rev. E. W. Turner officiating, and is said that Mr. Allen had no in. pletion of his physical examination the body laid to rest in the church ceme­ Dick B surance on building or goods. This last week, he enlisted in the U. S. tery. Surviving are the widow, three sons, lion with is a heavy loss to him. Naval Reserve pending call to ac­ two daughters, two sisters and three bro­ Raielgh, tive stains. He expects to com­ thers, Mr Cassidy had lived in this city for the past twelve years. looking a Prince Is Dead plete bis work io the senior class Prince is dead He was our neigh­ of the local high school before be­ Seamon-Forrest Pvt. Js ing assigned to training; sometime bor for nearly seven years. He was Ernest Thomas Seamon son of Mr. and stationed a friendly neighbor and always glad in Toue. Mrs. W. A. Seamon. of R. 4. and Miss spending Charles is a sop of Attorney and Beulah Jean Forrest, daughter of Mr and .to tee us. He enjoyed life to the I Mrs. L. B, Forrest, also of R 4. were uuite i parents, full. His life, measured in years, Mrs. Cbas A. Burrus, of Shelbv. !in marriage Wednesday afternoomIn the tz, on R. 1 office of E«q F. R Leagans, the official was short, but during the 9 ye-irs His mother is the former Miss Vel­ t ing magistrate Mrs N he lived., be made many friend ma Martin, of this city phew, Jo andjhtsdeath’’.brought sadness to ! FOR SALE—One new 6 -foot An X mark after your . combine. J. Frank Hendrix, spent thi the hearts of those who loved him. name means you owe us. i Mocksville, R 3 . Fla'., are He has passed on to a realm where totuoiroi his pain and-sufferihg is over, lot. lowing an illness i f more than two There years. '-Sometime ago bis left leg in and at late victi was!ampntated, with (be hope that Downtown Key & Lock Shop H. Cbs ■ vhe w&tld recover. Prince was a Eloise Si noble fellow. ' One of his good 5 1 0 N. Main St Winaton-Saleni Pfc an friends was the late Rev. J. H Ful- We Make Keys and Repair AU Kinds of L eks ghntu. Weshall miss Prince. His of Rome ptacewill not be filled. Snppose he Bring Your Lochs To Us And Save Money and Rov spent th wsshhly a dog—he enjoyed life as W Will much "or more than you and I. On Keys and Repair Charges Here's hoping that he is. now in the Mr. ai happv hunting grounds where all G. A. JEFFRIES* Owner O N E D O W N of ' Gree good dogs go. Ijames a Sunday Piauo Recital May 19th O N E T O G O ! Taylor i On Saratday night May 19, the pupils Mrs. ; of Miss Eunice E. Reeves win give a pi­ tnrned q ano tecital at Smith Grove school at 8:30 Miss., v o'clock. Tbe folk)wine popils will take part on the program: Theolene Beauchamp POULTRY WANTED with hei Geraldine 'Boger. Lena Gray Coraatzer, So—lot’s not let up until FULL Victory terow, 1 Mildred Curlee. Bettie Lou Foster. Nina JeanlHoward. Betty Jean McDaniel. Eve- Mrs. lyURiddle. Frances Kiddle Nahcy Riddle. Heavy fcMthand Gail Sheek, Jean. Maxine and Who can blame Americans for Let’s buy extra War Bonds—they tnrned I Patsy Jean Smith. Alsoa few of* Mie Hens, lb. 27c where s going half mad with joy As H itr are needed now, more than ever. Reeves' pupils from Forsyth County will Leghorn Hens • 2 7 c husbani beoti the .program..-* Tlie program will ler’s cruel war machine is smashed Broadw consist of a variety, of.. piano numbers. Rooste«vJb, . . . ISc The publio is invited! ' into the dust! For all who have Let’s use transportation wisely. Greyhound would likieto offer un­ Miss ! Eggs, Top Murket Prices fought and worked and suffered at A. S. limited pleasure travel right away. R. W. Crater grievous loss, this hour of triumph Wednes If You Have —today— but carrying war’man­ with he I uneral servipes-for R. W. Crater. 69, of is deserved. ’ !Haftnionv, Route I, were held at'Clark— ffcufciy For Sale power is still its most urgent task. sumtnei . !,.-bury Methbdsst Church at 4p;';.m. Monday. But our men are still fighting and .Reverend.!John Grenese officia*ed and in A. J. * * termentwas In Clarksbuty Church cetne- SEE US dying out there in the Pacific. If You may be sure that Greyhound ttry*.7" in town Mr. Cratt t died at the home of his neice, Phone 176 MocksviUe, N. C. we let down now, we’ll be letting will lead the field with fine new gave ot Mrs. : Guy bunnagan, in! WinstotwSaIem equipment, new comfort features, Crater * Satoiriay afternoon following a aarioua ill- them down! eles for nese of three weeks. : The Winston-Salem Poultry Co. has Pffrahaaedthe Mseityviile new carefree tours ju st as soon as Lefs stick to .our war jobs until joyed b Poultry Co., formerly owned by Jack Bitzick, . and w e eive war requirements will permit. K appa News you top market, prices for your Poultry and Eggs every wee* Uncle Sam says, “Well done— Mrs. day of the year, not just one day a week. you can relax!” B ut now— let’s finish the jobl S. C., ! Mrs. C. A Smoot, of Salisbury, spent a / Sumter few days recently at bet home here. visitors Soveral from this community attended COME TO SEE US the memorial services fur Pvl James E. are fot Strand at Society Baptist Chuidt Sunday. WE APPRECIATE ANT PATRONAGE TOU GIVE US WILKINS DRUG CO. daughti Mesdames J. A. and J. R. Lapish spent the Iatr Friday afternoon with Mrs. S. A, Jones.* Phone 2 1 Mocksville, N. C. . Mrs. Tom Koontz and children are spen­ H ding several days with her- parents. Mr. an op^ and Mrs. A. E. McDanieLTieat Clevdand Mocksville Poultry Co. Davis' RADIO REPAIR SHOP—Now O H. HAUSER, Mgr. ROY FEEZOR. Asst. Mgr. time af in full ooerat'on a: Walker Funer­ recent!; al Home. Don’t throw your old H.R.HELM GEO. GOFORTH of the I radio away. Have it fixed. many f early ai THG DATIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. a , UAY16. IMS.

Miss Elizabeth Goolsby, o f THE DAVIE RECORD. Greensboro, was t h e week end WANT ADS PAY. guest of Miss Inez Naylor. Oldest Paper In The County Mrs. T. N Chaffin, is spending WANTED — Men to work in T! flour mill. Mill working on Gov No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ads this week with her sister. Miss Lula Non-Rationed Footwear Betts, of Tacoma Park, Md. ernment orders. MOCKSVILLE FLOUR MILLS NEWS AROUND TOWN. Miss Juanita Godbev, who holds MONEY FOUND Between We have just received a large shipment of non-rationed a position in Charlotte, is spendii April 2 3 2 9 . Owner can get same Robert Whitaker, of Welch, W, this week with her parents, M by describing money lost and pay­ Va , was a recent UocksviUe visitor. and,Mrs. F. L. Godbey, on R. I. ing for this ad. G. L. CRAVEN. SANDALS and OXFORDS S. M. CalIand Claud Thompson L B. Walket, of Roanoke, Va., FOR SALE—Good 7 -room bonse on Wilkesboro street, with lights, made a business trip to Greensboro is spending several days with his For men, boys, ladies and children. Prices range from water and sewerage. Lot 100x 2 5 0 Wednesday. mother, Mrs, W. S. Walker, near ______County Line. feet. See HUBERT CARTER, I - Mocksville, R. 4 $1.98 up. Call eariy while the stock is complete. Mrs Harley Smith, of Clem Miss Christine Hendricks, a stud, WANTED—Buildings to wreck mons, was shopping in town one *nt at W. C., U. N. C., Greens, —Industrial, Business and Resi day last week. boro, spent the week-end in town P P e with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. dentia). No job too small—No job George Hendricks. too large. Write or call Frank BIG STOCK WORK SHOES Bryan Sells spent last week in Brenner, Vance Hotel, Statesville. O perator Rowan Memorial Hospital, Sails, Sgt. and Mrs. M. C. Deadmon Day pbone 8 8 8 , Night phone 7 9 8 For men and boys. We can fit your feet and your purse. bury, taking treatment. and little son. of Port Knox, Ky., FOR SALE—Carload mares and and Mm. C. M. Lancaster, of Lan*' horses at our stable on Wilkesboro - Hubert Lasbmit 1 who holds a po­ vilte, N. C. caster, of Louisville, Ky., spent the street. sition in Norfolk, spent several days week-end with home folks on R 4 . Mocksville Live Stock Co, fIast wtek in town with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Towell and SRI H I Stops running fits in dogs Work Pants and Work Shirts Mrs R.. D. Campbell, of Harmony Pfci "Louise Chaffin, who is ' sta­ or we refund your money. We R. I, spent last Wednesday In Wins­ know of no other guaranteed run. tioned In Massachusetts, spent last ton-Salem at the bedside of Mrs. ning fits Remedy. For men and boys. We can save you money. . week in town with her mother, Mrs. Campbell’s uncle, R. W. Crater, WILKINS DRUG CO. ; T N Chaffin. who underwent an oneratlon at the Baptist Hostdtal four weeks ago. INSURE & BE SURE—When John Durham has purchased the you see me, don’t think of Insur­ Nice Line Dress Straw Hats For Men and Boys. ance, But when you think of In R, B Sanford bouse on Cbnrch Pvt. Walter Hanes Holman, son of Guy Holman,-of R. 2 , who has surance, See me. Street, now occupied by Mr. and been in the South Pacific for many A. E. HENDXIX, Agent, mptly § Mrs. B. I. Smith, Jr. ■ months, has arrived in the states, Farm Bureau Insurance Company and is in a California hospital, re­ Complete Line Groceries . . Ed Howard returned home last John Hancock Mutual Life In covering from wounds received sev­ surance Company has almost seven . werk from Rowan Memorial Hospi­ eral months ago. billion dollars of life insurance In CO. tal, Salisbury, where he spent two force in the United States One Let Us Supply Your Table Needs. Wayne Merrill, who has held a , N. C. , weeks taking treatment. out of every ten life policies are in position as salesman with Mocks this company Current dividends ville Cash Store for the past several Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Merrell, of paid policy bolds average about 20 years, has purchased a half-interest per cent, of annual premium paid. :R. I, are the proud parents of a fine in the Otis M. Hendrix grocery and We appreciate your business, and are doing every­ son, who arrived at Davis Hospital, Why not let the John Hancock hardware store on North Main Mutual save you money on your Statesville, on May 7 th. street, and has entered upon his life insurance. F R. LEAGANS, thing possible to supply you with good merchandise. new duties. Represenative, Mocksville, N C. Mrs. Hilton Ruth, of King’s Mountain, spent the week-end in Mrs FrancesThompsonKetchie. daughter 'ot Mr and Mrs. Claud town with her parents, Mr. and Thompson, of Salisbury street, has Mrs C F. Meroney. accepted a position in the Mayfair Beauty Shoppe. Mrs Ketcbie has Princess Theatre Mocksville Cash Store Bobbie Hall, a student at State bad nine vears experience as a case University, Chapel Hill, spent the natologist. and wonld be glad to WEDNESDAY ONLY week end in town with his parents, have her friends call and see her. "SONG OF NEVADA” with Roy Rogers and Gale Evans “The Friendly Store” Dr. and Mrs. S B Hall Veterans of Foreign THURSDAY Dick Brenegar, who bolds a posi­ “BRAZIL” A Musical with George R. Hendricks, Manager tion with the Rsilway Express Co., WarsEIecI New Officers Robert Livingston and Veloz Thomas Ray Davis Post, Veterans of Raleigh, spent Wednesday in town Foreign Wars elected new officets on Wed­ FRIDAY lojktni; after some business matters nesday night. Officers were installed by Past Commander C. H. Tomlinson and con­ "CAROLINA BLUES" with Buy War Bonds and Help Finish The War sist of the following: Ann Miller aod Kay Kvssr Pvt. James F Knontz 1 who , is Commander. Frank W. Honeycutt; Sr. stationed at Camp Wheeler, Ga , is Vice Commander Hilary M. Arnold; Jr. SATURDAY Aaron U. James; Adjutant-Qnartermaster “SILVER CITY KID” with spending' several days with bis and Service Officer, F. R. Leagans. Officer Allan Lane and Walley Vernan parents, Mr. aad Mrs. P. L Koon- ot the Pay; Hugh W. Bailey. Tbe Posts meets the 1st Wednesday MONDAY tz,; on R- 2 . night in each month. All Service men or •COBRA WOMAN" ex-service men who have bad foreign set with Maria Montez and Jon Hsll IIrs Maude H Gaither and ne­ vice in Comlmt Zones, on laud or sea and have been awarued or entitled to a Cum- .IN TECHNICOLOR phew, John Hotraan, of R. 2 , who paign Badge or Ribbon for war time ser­ spent the winter at Florence Villa, vice overseas are cigiole for membership TUESDAY Fla., are-expected to arrive home in Americas oldest Service Mens Oigani- •TOGETHER AGAIN” with zaticn. AU service men and their fami­ Cbarles Boyer and Irenne Dunne tomorrow. nes who need assistance in preparing claims tor benefits to which they may be There are manv cases of mumps entitled are invited to contact F. R. Lea- in and around town. Two of the gans the Post Service Officer late victims are Clerk of Court S. . r - s w - t - 0-. H ii Chaffin rnd daughter, Mrs, ^Resolutions of Apprecia 'S S S S S S I EloiseStephens Mrs. Lucille Greene and husband ftion of Rev. E. W .Turaer Dr, G. V Greene; Walter'Peebles, Pfc and Mrs. W. W. Wl liams MocksviUe Baptist Church in conference single; Paul Peebles, single; Mil- of Rome, Ga., Miss Pearl Andrews , 1 a P" 1 29.19«. expressed its appreciation lard S. Jones, Sr , widower, and and Rov Williams, of Miami. Fla , Millard S Jones. Jr , vs spent the week < nd with Mrs. 1 iy eerviog the Lord, the community and W?-Williams of Route I. [the church. Donald H. Jones, a minor; Robert Peebles a minor; and Mrs Maude £ —•' ■»■*- ■■ I He has been an earnest student of the Mr. and Mrs H. W, Matthews, word 01 God, seeking to rightly divide the' Smith and husband, Calvin Smith, of uGfeensboro and Mrs. George' wof(i oi trutU- Ijahies and son of Lexington spent' Thischurchbas never enjoyed better Notice ServingSummons J j . , M • Wjt u ^ _ preaching. Theta have bean note addu* Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Baxter |ona profession 01 faith aod Daptiam Taylor and fatnflv on Route I. I ibao during aoy previous pastorate. The By Publication it i financial cooiribuciooo both for current The defendants, Mrs Maude Mrs. J. C. Tutterow 1 of R. 1. re- • support and benevolences have greatly Smith and husband, Calvin Smith, . j .T— j- .. increased. It is with very deep regret ana turned yes erdav from Camp Shelby Jjnoete J0ttnw that we give him up to go will take notice that an action en Miss., where she spent several days t0 a larger field of service, titled as above, bas been commenc with her husband, Sgt. James Tut j RTe further express our appreciation of ed in tjie Superior Conrt of Davie terow. who Is stationed there. , his famUv, who have moat faithfully co County, N. C., to sell tbe lands for MOVE . Ioperatedwithhim in sacrificial service partition owned by the petitioners , , , u . L . . ' both in season and out of season. Mrs. James Broadway has re- j and the defendants as tenants in common, said lands consisting of th e y turned heme from San Francisco, I "ft A * where she spent a month with her! Charles McCdloh about twenty acres-more or less. ever. husband, SOaman 1st Class James] Charles McOullougb. 81,of Route 4, life And the said defendants will fur. Broadway, of the U. S. Navy. ther take notice that they are re­ isely. quired to appear at the office of the AS SOON aa we can, well bring-to bcaron If you hi8??' an ineome whether from wosh, * I He Wo 8 a sou of JacueM ap“ ™du”-} £ « ,ot£.etMocksville, N. C., on tbe n th day What will, it cost, this Moving Day of Vir?-, . . . . 0, . .. j 1 Min FmmU Leonard; six daughters, Mrs. of June, 1 9 4 5 , and answer or de- m an - with her parents. She will attend | F0Jter, Mrs. G. C. Swicegood, both Estimate it in these terpu: The job of mov- Mfhs TOllR OtfOTA . . . . AND MARl IJf murr to the complaint in said ac­ ta sk . summer school at Boone this year. ; ^ g ocIjyJlIe, Route J; and Misses Mamie, ing millions of men frmiiPefie front to another-'. tion, or the plaintiffs will apply to TtoUk .OORiQNAL. - JIgiutiHT !1 Annie Sadie M aud mend ^vu- Oestax uUoMnr 01 tbe drnnlfohllrl. home; 10 Thousands of ship^fnf

Lookingat SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC. Sweet Petote Plants. Nancy Hall or Forto Rican, that will produce those delicious golden yams! Prompt fresh shipments, pre­ paid, SOO *1.65, 1,000 *3. Safe arriv al guar* THE STORY HOLLYWOOD Snteed. Dake Plant Co., Dresden, Team -Jones and his rode into Payne route to Califor WORLD LEADERS PICTURE iT lHE DANCE is not only one of argument with 0 By Oie thread of one man's life the ,seven lively arts; it’s (Uuy iWJar iJon ds Ira. A girl, ca* hung personal relationships which threatening to become the liveliest. them and told affected nations. Prime ministers In toe movies it’s always an up- and had to lea and potentates, once close to Frank­ and - down career, if not actually JJhem horses and direc lin Roosevelt, now m ust learn how tough going. Our posters and the to get along with an unknown gentle­ producers have was m istaken fo wanted for raur man in the White House. Certain doled it out in ‘had mistaken F army-navy officials, who always fits and starts—a uncle, "Roscoe.* knew how Roosevelt would react on number here, a Cherry’s ranch, this and that, now m ust do business finale there — as stranger, who a with a m an they once criticized. if they were were Monte an To illustrate how the pendulum afraid we could was Cherry’s br of fate has swung, here are some not take it in of those who will miss Franklin more than five- Roosevelt most: m in u te d o ses. A nd WINSTON CHURCHILL — w a s except for th e Astaire - Rogers Vera-EUen “ I t ’s c e rta in able to call the late President on •to ta k e m e a n the telephone at any time night or musicals and an occasional “Cover Girl” we’ve had •ody said with day. Their relationship was moie chilled George intimate than with most membei s mighty few that can really be de­ scribed as dancing films. can just as w of their own cabinets. When Churdi- i t ’s a ll rig h t ill couldn’t get Roosevelt, he talked * - s ; In this connection, the late Mark to Harry Hopkins. Their friendshiD •'S -Ar**- Sandrich was one of those rare pro­ WED.—THURS.—F R l.-SAT. He let his ey ^ _ . j a ducer - directors who had, enough 7:15 a. m. (CWT); 8:15 a. m. (EWT) night as he sp was equally close. Hopkins, and SUNDAY Churchill used to stay up late at foresight to cry, “On with the 8:15 a. m. (CWT); 8:15 a. m. (EWT) stillness that City after city In Germany is being leveled to the ground by the Allied air forces and the advancing artil­ Cherry de Lon night sipping brandy long after lery and infantry units- Among the cities to which war has been brought home by the advancing vic­ dance!” He did the best of those Ybvr Fovonfe CBS Sfofion FDR had gone to bed, and it was torious Allies are: upper left, Aschaffenburg; lower left, Duren receives its quota, little remaining of city on delightful ballroom romances with Sponsored by Ballard' “Might even those late-hour talks that sometimes Roer river after saturation bombing. Center: View of Wesel, focal point of American forces on Rhine. Upper Ginger and Fred, and just before “me and my worried U. S. army-navy men. For right, Limburg railroad marshalling yards after bombing. Lower right, Eitburg. he died he was preparing “Blue bring ourself vital policy sometimes was moulded Skies,” a cavalcade of hits by my ‘ around here, after midnight. old (but only in years of friendship) keep. I see Churchill had planned to hold na­ p a l, Irvmg Berlin. flesh out ther tional elections, probably in June, War Returns to Okinawa, Japan’s Nerve Center Only Local Oversight REALLY F^E TEA'X •cle Roscoe i and Roosevelt’s friendship would haid, come m But if Hollywood — and excep­ have been one of his great cam­ H e sm ile d tions like Mark Sandrich only paign assets. That asset is now out C f l R m e n and let his prove the rule — has failed to the window. Instead he must do f a c e s of th e o grasp the terrific possibilities of the ORANGE PEKOE & P.EtCOE business with a m an he doesn’t know ■feet this ann* dance, the rest of toe country cer­ and who chairmanned a committee v Ten. y He got his an tainly hasn’t. On Broadway and in whose members were quite critical the once so - called hinterlands Cherry de L of certain British lend-lease and in­ something has been happening— squarely and ternational air policies abroad. ■eyes. Her to Some political observers believe something to which Hollywood can­ Relieves smarting torment and not close its eyes much longer. fectly level, b that makes Churchill’s political fu­ coven with protecting coat. n e s s b eh in d i ture very uncertain. What has happened, my dears, is Generous supply costs little. that the dance has come into its •with finality, ‘ ADMIRAL ERNEST E I N G - T h e own. And by dance I don’t mean w a y .” Commander of the Fleet and Chief jive, although that, my spies report, “Oh, I am" of Naval Operations really ran the •ody said . is doing all right, too. I mean—and SOOTHINGMEXSMA MEDICATED POWDER navy under Roosevelt, and he ran it’s perfectly safe to come right out A v e ry de it with a high hand. He ignored the and say it—ballet. Only it’s ballet in a slow w late Secretary Frank Knox when­ with the curse off—pantomime and are!” Until th ever he felt like it, knowing he would jazz and toe classics and toe joy of not known th get a sympathetic ear at the White living, all rolled into one. his hand unde House. He even overruled Knox on Today toe big names are those Melody did such a trivial m atter as a gray-blue lik e Agnes De Mille, Jerome Rob­ would actuall summer uniform for the navy, bins, George Balanchine, an d Da­ while everyo though Knox had decided it would vid Lichine, among choreographers, ■George Fury cut too heavily into the consumption a n d Leonard Bernstein, b rillia n t G e o rg e ’s h a n of textiles. young composer of “Fancy Free” the table, an Knox’s successor, Secretary of the and “On the Town.” There are bal­ IF SO under him; Navy Forrestal, has played in with lets in “Oklahoma," "Bloomer King. He had to. If King didn’t WATCH4. OUT spring from Girl,” “One Touch of Venus,” “Song agree with him, the admiral came The medical profession knows that was watching of Norway,” “Up in Central Park,” out bluntly in press conference and though a person may be c u rei of com­ Melody knew “La Vie Parisienne,” and “Carmen mon m alaria they may h a v F it come Ing to do. He C aid s o . J o n e s .” Anton Dolin a n d Alicia Mar­ back on them. So. if you are once more But now there is a new man in feeling tired, run down, have pains in toe table on kova are demonstrating terpsichorfe back and legs, fed weak and biUious, no the White House who wrote a caus­ m iss as it fire in Billy Rose’s “Seven Lively Arts.” appetite and nervous—though chills and tic report bitterly critical of the way In 1853 the Leatherneck complement of Commodore Ferry’s squadron accompanied him on a visit to fever haven’t struck you yet, and you That would p Vera. Zorina, that gorgeous, elflike have common malaria—it doesn’t pay to the admirals slowed up the war by Okinawa. The Devil Dogs, in the current assault, found the long narrow island made up of plateaus and and probably creature, is posing in Shakespeare’s take any chances. Try a bottle of Oxi- . failure to build adequate landing ridges. Most of the population of 443,000 is engaged ih a substandard of agriculture. Centuries of being kicked dine. Oxidineismadetocombatmalaria, to kick do “The Tempest.” And Rnth Page a n d give you iron to help creation of red boats. The new President also did around, in the game of power politics, has produced a mixed race with strains of Malayan, Korean, which hung f Sgt. Bentley Stone have set New blood eells. If the first bottle doesn’t not hesitate to throw his hooks into Chinese and Japanese—a people completely ignorant of the United States. Photos above show the natives satisfy you your money will be returned. f r o m th e flo York town—and Commissioner Moss the navy whenever the brass hats after the American invasion. Oxidine has been used for over SO years. ment of para — on their respective ears with Get a bottle today at your drug store. gpt inefficient, especially on their in- “ T a k e it a sensational interpretation of ./'excusable procrastination in build- Melody said t Meiji Shrine Burned to Ashes Wins Novel Award “Frankie and Johnny.” ing destroyer-escort vessels. So “ H e ’s got fellow-admirals are watching to see Common Denominator George grate just where King now sits. Sooner or later motion pictures C h e rry s GENERAL B. B. SOMERVELL— and toe dance are bound to get to­ STRAINS, SORENESS shouldn’t cle ble, Avery.” Np army officer clashed with the gether. The very soul of lrath is CUTS, BURNS . Truman committee more .frequently rhythm. In one sense they already b re a th . “ H e ’s holdi and more head-on than the tough- h a v e . Is n ’t Walt Disney th e g re a t­ A favorite household antiseptic dress­ talking chief supply officer of the est creator of . rhythm of them all? ing fnut liwimene for 98 year*—‘Hanford’s George repe~ army.- Somervell differed with Tru- And we’ve had our “numbers” BALSAM OP MYRRHI It contains “ W h ere di aoothing gums to relieve the soreness and be holding it, man on all sorts of things, and the and our “specialties” by Veloz ache of over-used and strained muscles. Trunian committee reports are stud­ and Yolanda, the De Marcos, Car­ Takee the sting itch out of burns, cleaning it? ded with criticism of the arm y’s sup- men Amaya, the Hartmans, Katha­ scalds, insect bites, oak and ivy poison­ Cherry’s ej ing, wind and sun bum, chafing and Melody, igno p ly jo b . rine Dunham, and countless others. chapped skin. Its antiseptic action less­ ' T ru m a n is n o t a man to nurse We’ve even had a short or 'two ens the danger of infection whenever the die your po~ personal grudges and won’t demote with the Ballet Russe. And we’ve •kin Is cut or broken. “Saddle up Keep a bottle handy for the minor Right now!” -or transfer Somervell. General h a d Astaire, Gene Kelly, Jimmy Casualties of kitchen and nursery. At ’ M arshall always maintained that de­ Cagney, George Murphy, a n d th a t your druggist—trial size bottle 35£; Melody loo household sice 65& economy size $1.25. spite mistakes he was the best man spectacular leaper Marc Platt of ry. “You I CLC. HANFORD MFG-CowSjfraeussl N1Y. . you spark up they had. But S o m e rv e ll will never “Tonight and Every Night.” Sofe m akers o f become chief of staff, or rise any Our dancing daughters have been “There’s a higher in the army. few but precious — Rita Hayworth, ry said desp HARRT HOPKINS—Of all those Betty - Grable, Ann Miller, Ruby that through around Roosevelt, Harry Hopkins Keeler, Eleanor Powell, Ginger (o f berry count will miss him most. Their’s was course), and little Joan McCracken, .Pa1saHVM ijrrb- would be gl a very dose personal relationship. who highlighted “Hollywood Can­ You’d be de Although Harry has been criticized teen” with her “Ballet in Jive.” me! Now yo - vitriolically, sometimes even by oth­ The other day I had the pleasure you still can er presidential intimates, FDR nev­ of watching a sequence frdto "W o n ­ “Shucks, n er wavered in his devotion. In a der Man,” Danny Kaye’s new one " Y o u h e a r way, Harry took the.place of Roose­ for Sam Goldwyn. Danny wasn’t in F e v e r C ri velt’s eldest son, Jimmie, whom he it, but Vera-Ellen was. She sang and Maa y e y ed , a n d . once hoped would be his secretary. danced a number called “I’m So in but Avery w Iasstts Slow ly M Sb Harry will miss his old friend The grand Meiji shrine, near the Imperial palace of Japan in Tokyo Sgt. Josiah E. Greene, Washing­ Love.” Sam hired her withoiit even te rrib ly . making a screen test after he’d sa George got where the Emperor often officiated, was among the places hit In a ton, Conn., won first prize in Mac­ h im . G eor The critics will say that Hopkins four-hour-long raid by a huge fleet of American superfortresses. The Jap Millan contest for his novel, “Not caught her in “A Connecticut ’S hr sis, will miss him because of the glam- In Our Stars.” Back from Italy, he Yankee,” and this time I’m betting from Avery communique, which told of the raid in which Imperial palace buildings Vegstablss “ R id e fa s ■our, the power and the prestige. But were hit, said the sanctuary was burned to ashes. is now a link trainer instructor. on his-judgment. Vera-Ellen (the ■ actually there was a love and devo­ last name is Rohe) is not only aad keep going! tion between the two men which few petite and blonde as Marilyn was; this side of realized and even fewer understood. New Baseball Czar she can put over a song with re­ flswsrs liv e .” -■•• Note—Several years ago, Roose­ B-29 Hero Honored by General freshing'charm and she’s a dancin’ I i r i nio r yflur Teb»«eo Bi-PndiMtt I M elo d y Io A CIwmIcaI Corp. I then back to velt gave'Hopkins permission to take fool. Incorporated I I i L L r Garden ItedwiUfe 51, K— SUfefcy I sadly, “We" notes on their discussions and write If Warners ever get around to c o e .” • his memoirs. “You have no money, I making that Marilyn Miller film M elo d y a Harry,” he said, “and you’re foolish they’ll be wise to have a look at W N U - 7 18—45 toe dark at if you don’t take notes on our con­ Vera-Ellen. I t i t ’s O .K . w ith Sam versations. You have my full per­ Goldwyn o f c o u rse . toe push - mission to use them later.” But Incidentally, Goldwyn, who is yards below Hopkins, always too busy, always something of a wonder himself, has THatNa^irvsj. splashed int tain stream engrossed with winning the Chief’s already snapped up Jerome Rob­ B a c k a c h e next objective, never had time to bins, who staged the dances for “On stop to drin take notes. He knows more about the Town,” to design numbers for May Warn of Disordered promised to Roosevelt than any other living man, Danny Kaye’s next. Which brings Kidney Action “Far be it “to stick a but most of the secrets null go with ballet that much nearer to toe Modem life with its burry and worry, Irregtilar habits, improper eating and wheel. Well Hopkins to the grave. s c re e n . drinking—its risk of exposure and infec­ • • * tion—throws heavy strain on the work three hoots BERNARD BARUCH—T h e m a n Over-Age at IS Months of the kidneys. They are apt to become a man to t who talks with' Presidents, no longer over-taxed and fail to filter excess, acid Gene Tierney thought for one ex­ and other imparities from the life-giving half-wit Inj has ,the key to the White House. blood. your fix wou ^Turing' toe bitter battles between toe citing moment she’d get her daugh­ You may suffer nagging backaehe, ter in for a christening scene in headache, dizziness, getting up nights, d ie b y h is o ' W ar Production board civilian group I leg pains, swelling—feel constantly M elo d y w fend General Somervell’s military I “Dragonwyck.” In fact, Joe Mankie- tired, nervous, all worn out. Other signs wicz led her to believe it, then asked of kidney or bladder disorder are some­ been thinki clique, Baruch always backed up times burning, scanty or too frequent know somet Somervell. In fact, he was one of how old the baby was. She said, “15 -urination. months.” “Sorry,” said Joe, “She’s Try DoantS PiU*, Doan ta help th s Monte Jarr Somervell’s most vigorous support - 1 Udneys to pass off harmful excess body Busted Nos e rs . 14 months too old.” . . . Since so waste. They have had more than half ’a Albert “Happy” Chandler, former much fuss, feathers, and furbelows century of public approval. Are recom­ G e o rg e F . Truman, on the other hand, fought Maj. Gen. Willis H. Hale, former commanding general of the army mended by grateful users everywhere. slo w ly on in, the WPB civilian corner. Also air forces in the Pacific ocean-area, pats S/Sgt. H. E. Erwin of Bes­ U. S. senator from Kentucky, who have been put on her in “The Dolly Ask your imgkborl has been appointed to succeed the Sisters1iV Betty Grable thinks our there beca' ■. Bemie was for Byrnes, not Tru­ semer, Ala., on the arm after presenting him with the congressional • th e r e ? ” m an, it the Chicago convention. So medal of honor for picking up a burning bomb over Tokyo and tossing late Kenesaw Mountain Landis as costume designers'should get an award next year. Why not? Set de­ “ S u re . B he may not be such a close friend it out of a B-29. Members of the crew whose lives he saved stand by. basebaU’s czar. S h e w ouldn to Presidents any more. signers do. Doans Pills THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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She’s trying to use me to looked at Monte, her eyes turned Lesson for May 20 Enclose 25 cents in coins for each route to California. Melody got Into an pattern desired. argument with one of the natives/ called lead the posse off him, not at him.” strange. “He looks—he looks some, (f^ondt5 Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se­ Ira. A girl, called Cherryt came Qpon George stared at him angrily. thing like you used to look.” lected and copyrighted by International Pattern N o...... Size...... them and told them they were unsafe 1 “Let’s get out of this,” he said Monte didn’t go into that. Council of Reuglous Education; used by Name ...... and had to leave town. She got their gruffly, pulling up his pony’s head. “Avery and I did the only thing permission. OL'i c n t horses and directed them out. They saw Address...... L posters and. then realized «*»* Melody “It just comes to me,” Melody we could have done,” Cherry went THE DEFEAT OF THE was mistaken fft Monte Jarradr who was said. “I come up here to find out on. “The whole thing was a bad SOUTHERN KINGDOM wanted for murder, and robbery. They where Monte Jarrad is. And I come cut, that’s all. Sxcept for him, the had mistaken Fnry for MontefS half-wit away without finding out.” posse would have dusted right on LESSON TEXT—Jeremlali 18:1-10.15a, 17». Phones on Street Cars uncle, 4iRoscoe*** When they arrived at through to California; I suppose. As GOLDEN TEXT—Come, and let us re­ “Why didn’t you ask them peo­ turn unto the Lord.—Hosea 6:1. Cherry's ranch, Oiey were greeted by a ple?” George said with all the sar­ it is, they’ll be back here by tomor­ Two-way radio telephones are stranger, who also pretended that they casm he had. "Them's the ones row night. They’ll comb this basin now used by 13 street-railway were Monte and Roscoe. The stranger until a coon-cat couldn’t hide in it. History repeats itself. Men never companies for communication be­ was Cherry's brother, Avery, that know! Are you going to set seem to learn from the experiences there all night, or come on?” The only thing I cbuld think of do­ tween the dispatcher’s office , and ing, so long as they’re dead set on of others, whether they be personal supervisory motorcars and' emer­ “Neither one,” Melody said, gath­ or national. Judah,- the southern CHAPTER V thinking he’s you, was to help them gency trucks, says Collier’s. ering his reins. “I’m going back.” think so—and send him tearing on part of the divided kingdom, saw the A new device, used in conjunc­ He turned Harry Henshaw, and his way. He’s plenty stupid; but downward path of Israel and Hs ul­ tion with such systems, automat­ “It’s certainly nice of you people started back up the trail. timate captivity. The same process to take me and my uncle in,” Mel­ even he knows he’s in trouble, now. ically records the exact time each Cherry and Avery stood listening He’ll pound out of this country as went on in J.udah, although hindered streetcar passes a number of suc­ ody said with a complacence that to the receding hoofbeats of now and then by .good kings who chilled George Fury. “I expect we fast as horse flesh can take him. The cessive points spaced along its George’s and Melody’s horses. Av­ posse will be days catching up with brought about a partial return to route. With it, a dispatcher can can just as well stay on a while, if ery took off his black Califomia- God. it’s all right with you.” him.” see at once when and where a style hat—the one with the flat top— “He hit Ira Waggoner,” Cherry Ultimately the day came when particular car is behind schedule I —SAT. He let his eyes wander off into the and scratched his head with the said. Jerusalem was destroyed 'by or stopped by an accident and can I m. (EWT) night as he spoke, but he sensed the same hand. When they could no Nebuchadnezzar’s troops and the stillness that instantly came over “Why?” then radio the nearest snpervisory lm. (EWT) longer hear the hoof-beats, Cherry “Didn’t come out with no reason,” people carried off to their long years 1984 car to make an investigation. fclafi'on Cherry de Longpre and her brother. and Avery looked at each oilier side­ of captivity in Babylon. 11-18 long. Ayery said. ‘‘Might even be,” Melody went on, “Damn it, he must of said some­ Jeremiah ministered as God’s Jnnior Two-Piecer “me and my Uncle Roscoe could Side by side they walked out to thing!” prophet during Judah’s declining aTlHE gay little flared peplum on bring ourself to do a little work the barn now, moving a little reluc­ “I swear, Monte, he never said years, bringing them God’s word of around here, to IHnH of pay for our tantly. this smooth two-piecer for jun­ SNAPPY FACTS ‘Hurrah,’ or ‘Excuse me,’ or noth­ judgment for their sins and urging iors whittles your waist to a mini­ keep. I see you got plenty horse Here Avery took down a canvas in’! He just walked up to him, and— them to submit. His voice was un­ flesh out there; maybe me and Un­ wind-breaker, and pulled out the mum. Use big, bright ric rac boom—he’s endways. I never see heeded and far his faithfulness he for a dashing trim. Smart, and cle Roscoe will set in to break a few nail upon which it had hung. A such a business.” received only their hatred and per­ haid, come morning.” hidden latch lifted, and some of the so easy to wear, for all your sum­ “It was a picture,” Cherry con­ secution. God gave him the strength mer activities. He smiled a little, contentedly, boards swung inward—a make-shift firmed. and grace to be true in a very diffi­ • 0 • and let his eyes slide across the trick door. “Naturally,” Avery pointed out, cult mission. Pattern No. 1984 is designed for sizes faces of the others to see what ef­ Beyond, an unexpectedly spacious his tone aggrieved, “everybody Our lesson for today tells how God 11. 12, 13,14,15,16 and 18. Size 12, short fect this announcement had taken. cave was revealed under Ae hay sleeves, requires 3% yards of 39-Inch fab* knew that you was the only one in a graphic object lesson taught the ric; O yards trimming. In 1942, osr first year of war, He got his answer at once. tiers, made by blocking up the bales would have the nerve to hit Ira. prophet and the people that they 4149b of the rubber consumed Cherry de Longpre looked Melody only one deep, like masonry. Avery Even Ira thunk it was you. He were in the hands of a sympathetic in the U. S. was synthetic; In squarely and blankly between the had built this, and built it fast, while just picked hisself up and offered but at the same time a sovereign 1943,35% , and In 1944 80%. eyes. Her tone was cool and per­ his father was off chasing wild you a drink.” Avery looked puzzled. God. A t thft present time, nor* |orting torment and fectly level, but there was a shaki­ horses. Fever Crick, whose jug- “Offered him a drink,” he decided. I. The Potter and His Work (vv. than 85% is synthetic. protecting coat, ness behind it. “Monte,” she said loose tongue was trusted by nobody, “I should have known Waggoner 1-4). !supply cosh little. Th. synthetic rubber .Industry Is us­ with finality, “it’s time to be on your had taken Avery’s story that he had had no sense,” Monte blamed him­ The maker of pottery took the ing soap at Mt. rat. of 100,000,- way.” hauled in more hay. This crude self. “Why was he a stage driver lump of clay, placed it on his wheel, OOO pounds a year—enough Ia “Oh, I ain’t in any hurry,” Mel­ if he had any sense?” and with his hand formed it into cover lh. needs of the population ody said. “Sure, Monte,” Avery said again. the kind of vessel he wanted. If it When making pancakes, here of Oilcaga for on. year. I MEDICATED POWDER “It was Lee and Virg picked him,” became misshapen or showed a de­ Aveiy de Longpre’s words came V is a useful^tip: Rub a IitUe salt A a w Idml of synthetic rub­ in a slow whisper. “Oh, yes, you Monte said. “Waggoner was sup­ fect, he could moisten and remold over the frying-pan when it is hot. ber has been developed from are! ” Until that moment Melody had posed to see that the shotgun mes­ the day into another vessel as it The batter will not stick then. lactic acid (buttermilk). senger got left behind at Stinkwater. suited him. The clay was in his not known that Avery’s gun was in The R. F. Goodrldi Company has his hand under the edge S the table. He was supposed to drive the stage hand, to meet his purpose and his Used crankcase oil may be used alone. Ifs Waggoner’s fault that will. to paint fences and gates. Paint made experimenlal.tlres of rubber Melody didn't believe that Avery the shotgun rider got his. It’s Wag. Dr. G. Campbell Morgan fittingly only during dry weather. produced from kok-saghyx,the Rus­ would actually shoot; at least not goner's fault that I’m lying here!” suggests that there are three things —•— sian dandelion. while everyone sat quiet. I f was “Sure, Monte.” to be borne in mind here: a prin­ Squeeze a. little lemon juice George Fury who scared Melody. “And it’s his fault now that the ciple, a purpose, and a person. And through the meat grinder before George’s hands gripped the edge of posse’s on top of me again.” as we apply the truth to ourselves as grinding dates, figs, prunes or rais­ the table, and he had got his heels ' “Sure, Monte.” -' God’s children, we spell the Per­ IF S O under him; he could uncoil like a ins and they will leave the chop­ Itch , o u t “Quit saying that!” son of the Potter with a capital “P,” per more readily. spring from that position. And he “Okay, Monte.” for He is none other than God Him­ —•— |sston knows that was watching Avery like a pointer. “Don’t you see,” Cherry said, self. To. avoid fatigue while you are > be cureiof com- Melody knew what George was go­ Kr.ay have it come "that the posse will only take off The principle is that God is abso­ ironing or doing any work where I you are once more ing to do. He was going to overturn after this tramp cowboy?” lutely sovereign, that He does as He you remain long in one spot, fcv*n, have pains in the table on Avery, making the gun Jeak and billious. no As they stooped and wormed their wills for His own glory. Until we stand on a heavy rug or rubber -though chills and miss as it fired, George would hope. way out of the hide-out under the recognize that principle, “life will be mat. you yet, and you That would put out one of the lamps, hay, Monte called Cherry back. She a failure. If, however, I have dis­ a—it doesn’t pay to and probably the old fool would try R E G ood rich Vry a bottle of Oxi- turned reluctantly, anxious to be covered this principle alone, then my Dusting with talcum or corn­ Ie to combat malaria, to kick down the other lantern, away. soul will be filled with terror. I starch will help keep rubber l i p creation of red which hung from a rafter eight feet I Brst bottle doesn't “There’s something you might bet-, must also see the purpose.” gloves from sticking together on ley will be returned. from the floor. There was a mo­ ter know,” Monte said, “and guide the inside. The powder is dusted F|RST IN RUBBER Kd for over SO years, ment of paralysis. The purpose is the working out of iat your drug store. yourself according.” His will for each of us. He knows both on the inside and on the out­ “Take it easy, Uncle Roscoe," us, and He has a plan for our lives, side. This should be done to any Melody said to George Fury. “Never mind this wrapping no­ and is able to make that plan come rubber material that lies folded. “He’s got his gun in his hands,” body around no finger,” he said. to pass if we permit Him to do so. George grated. “Unless you want, to get them shot But, as Dr. Morgan says, “if I Cherry said quickly, “You right in the stummick. Under­ know principle and purpose only, I shouldn’t clean your gun at the ta­ stand?” shall yet tremble and wonder, and ble, Avery.” She sounded out of Cherry looked at him steadily, for be filled with a haunting foreboding.” CrackIetR pi breath. quite a bit. She pinched her lids to­ gether, but when she opened her But as “I press through the principle Iold antiseptic d re s s -\ "He’s holdin’ it in his two hands,” and beyond the purpose and discov­ BS years—Hanford’s George repeated. eyes they were dry. “I don’t know er the Person of the Potter, then the jR R H J It contains "Where did you figure he would about you,” she said at last. “Some Ieve the soreness and days, I don’t think you try.” purpose will flame with light, and |id strained muscles. be holding it,” Melody said, “if he’s the principle that appears so hard I itch out of burns. cleaning it? In his mouth?” Nobody was in the lighted kitchen and severe will become the sweetest Inak and ivy poison* Cherry’s eyes were fixed hard on of the Busted Nose as George and I burn, chafing and “Monte, it’s time to be on your Melody returned to it, leaving their and tenderest thing in my life.” btisepdc action less* Melody, ignoring the others. “Sad­ way.” God spoke to Jeremiah through the Jection whenever the dle your ponies,” she ordered him. horses hidden in the brush. Fever scene in the potter’s house, and He “Saddle up and get out of here! hide-out was nothing anybody could Crick, who now seemed to have also wants to talk to our hearts. tdy for the minor passed out, was snoring in the , and nursery. At Right now!” have trusted long; the cool, brazen H. God and Judah (w . 5-10, 15a, sise bottle 35

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I Buy War Bonds I D A ifE b r ic k VICTORY * TODAY—' COMPANY “fo r Fntare Needs- DEALERS IN BRICK and SAND UNITED STATES To th e People WOOD and COAL of this Community Day Phone 194 • Night Phone 119 WAR You have a O-Day this week, You tarn’t die, lose limbs, sight Mocksville, N. C. / b o n d s or mental faculties in battle. Your assignment is to buy extra AND '______War Bonds. There have STAMPS b een m any D - D a y s in Walker’s Funeral Home. this war. D- Day on the N o rm a n d y A M B U L A N C E beaches, D- Day on Tar­ Phone 4 8 awa. D-Day Freedoms. The least w* SM on Guadalca­ here at home Is to tap nal, D-Day on Mocksvillet N. C. Iwo Jima, D- War Bonds—10% for Wst Day on Okinawa. Bonds, every pay day. What is it like for your sons I brothers^ husbands, Mends fac­ m ...... ing a. D-Day in the battle zones? It’s prayer and nervousness, nightmarish tension and thoughts * '.'A*#? ' of home. What’s it like for you facing ■ - . . ' c " another home front D-Day? You are the only person who can an­ swer this question. No matter The what the final story is in this community, you will not have met your responsibility unless you have bought more bonds than ever before in a war loan. The opening of the mighty 7th Davie Record War Loan is an opportunity to re- dedicate yourself to the task of nailing down the victory. THE EDITOR WB- . Has Been Published Since 1899 They’re giving their a ll... back them up with YOUR dollars! IOOKING A f f E A D to invest In tiro war loans, as against 45 Years KS THE battle lines approach the GEORGE S. BENSON /TL heart of the enemy’s homeland, the one this time. Prttlitnl—Mttiiiq CfUtft fighting grows fiercer . . . and more No need to tell you that War Bonds Surtf. Artutei costly in men, materiel, and money* are the safest and best investment in the Others have come and gone-your That’s one reason why every red- world. So poor out your might, Ameri- blooded American must back this mighty county newspaper keeps going. cins, in the HIOHTT 7th War Loul Gratitude * 7th War Loan with every dollar he CU Let’s show onr valiant Pighting Men The average American’s most lay hands on. Another reason I* that vivid impression of the Orient was Sometimes it has seemed hard to this is really two drives in one. In the that we’re backing them to the limit of k . W u . J l K B acquired in less than an hour and same period last year, you were uked onr means. .. 100%. came to him free with a bowl of make “buckle and tongue” meet but chicken chow-mein. This is no dis­ credit to the average American. He soon the sun shines and again we b u y NOW! B U Y M O R i ! MORE! M O R E ! can’t help it if Asia is mysterious. It is only an accident that we know a march on. Our faithful subscribers, great deal more about Europe. Our ancestors came from that way, so we'heard about it. most of whom pay promptly, give us This Advertisement Is Sponsored And Paid For By It is high time now, however, for •very soul in the United States, who courage and abiding faith in our loves his happy home and peaceful Sinclair Service Station SmithaDwiggins Motor Co. surroundings, to learn more of the fellow man. character of our straw-colored al­ lies beyond the Pacific. We owe our national safety to them. If it were If your neighbor is not taking The W. N. Smith Esso Service G. N. Ward not for their native integrity we would be held in a nutcracker be­ tween Germany and Japan at tills Record tell him to subscribe. The hour, if we were yet able to fight at all. price has not advanced, b u t con* We Admire Britain Americans are a tender-hearted tinues the same, $1 .0 0 p er year. folk. We sympathize with other peoples and half-way try to under­ stand them, but we don't usually ad­ mire them very much. We felt sor­ ry for the Poles when the Nazi took When You Come To Town them in 18 days. Our hearts went NOTICE out to the Norwegians because they didn’t last three weeks. We wept Make Our Office Your with our British relatives over Dun­ kirk, but we did more. We ad­ mired the British. Headquarters. To AU Dog Owners Late in 1937 the city of Nanking, China, fell to the Japanese. Far away over the sea strategists We Are Always Glad To thought that was about the end. If The Davie County Board of Commissioners, China had folded up the next day few people would have blamed her. See You. under and pursuant to the provisions of the We Americans would have turned the spigot in our sympathy tank again and drawn out a generous General Statutes of North Carolina, Chapter sprinkling of tears for dear old China, and then tried to forget it. 106, section 364-387, have ordered that all But forgetting it would have been impossible. Your son who is in the Army, will Most Admire Chins DOGS in Davie County be vaccinated for the If China had fallen in 1937, four, years before the Pearl Harbor raid, enjoy reading The Record. Just like a prevention of rabies. Vaccination shall begin any child can guess why we Amer­ icans would still be remembering i t But China did not fail. It'would not letter from home. The cost is only 2c. as of April I, 1945, and be completed within be amiss for devout people to give thanks at the table three times a ninety days from said date. day that China did not fall. IfChina had fallen Japan could have knifed per week. Send us his address. Russia on the unguarded side right through Manchuria; surely would Ben F. Anderson Has Been Designated have done so. Back in those early months of the present war when the Germans LET US DO I ' As Rabies Inspectpr were all but knocking at the doors of Moscow, our big old globe, as now arranged, was coming unglued. If • He law provides that it shall be the duty of the owner of every dog Japan could have drawn dose enough to attack Russia from be­ YOUR JOB PRINTING I or dogs, to have the dog, or dogs, vaccinated. Also, that any per­ hind, the Germans would have marched into Moscow. Then, with son who shall violate any of the provisions of this chapter shall be no Russia to annoy him, H itla guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be sub* would have parched London to a cin­ We can save you money der. ject to a fine of not less than $ 1 0 .0 0 or more than $ 5 0 0 0 or to im­ Thanks to China China stayed in and fought, so on your prisonment of not lets than ten days or more than thirty days in the London remains. China stood the gaff, so «>« still have San Francisco. discretion of the court China could take privation and pun­ ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, ishment; her share and ours too. As a consequence no bomb has STATEMENTS/POSTERS, BIU Struck an American city. Moreover, I China’s young men have made their R P. MARTINI Chairman fight as nearly bare-fisted as any •rmy taking part in this war on HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. either side, large or small. In recent weeks there have been Patronize your home newspaper S frequent criticisms of China; of Chinese fortitude, of China’s dis­ Davie County Board unity, of Chiang Kai-Shek’s general­ and thereby help build up your ship. Let me close with this ad­ monition: Criticism of China in America today, true or false, has home town and county. - one purpose and one only. It is to of Commissioners break up unity among our allies. Our enemies can hope to survive by no other means. Don't listen to it. THE DAVIE RECORD.

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VOLUMN XLVI. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY. MAY * 3 . 1945 NUMBER 43 NEWS OF LONG AGO. Springtime in Glory Where Both Parties Davie Boys Overseas Arrives From Overseas Seen Along Main Street Rev. W alter E. Isenhour. H iddenite. N. C. By T he S tree t R am bler. What W u Happening Io Davie ’Twill be springtime up in glory A re Guilty 000 0 0 0 Before The New Deal Used Up When we reach the golden strand, Politicians in Washington In both Lady getting up from slippery Wher we’ll tell redemption’s story parties are trying to outdo each sidewalk on Main street and gaz­ The Alphabet, Drowned The With God's holy, blood-washed other in bringing out claimed plan­ ing at soiled hose—Mayor Caudell |Hogs and Plowed Up The band: ned programs to give everybody jobs shaking hands with friends—Miss Cotton and Corn. For all life will be so youthful in t*ie postwar era to make it for­ Helen Vogler shopping in nickel Like the balmy days of spring, ever impossible for any of us to and dime store—Mrs. S. B. Hall (Davie Record, Mav 2 1 , 192 4 ) Where with songs and voices truth ever be In want. These laws are selling box of fancv soap—Mrs. • Cotton is 3 1 .1 5 cents. ful foolish and impractical, but strange George Hendricks eating lunch in ' W. B. Horn, of Roxboro, was a God’s true praises we shall sing. as it may seem, we’re for their cafe— Lightingsystemin dime store visitor here Sunday. passage. refusing to function on dark day— G. P. Daniel, of Ephesus, was in Lovely fpringtime, wondrous soring Over the past few years, we’ve Hungry man trying to purchase town Thursday. time! arrived at the conclusion that we pound of meat—Mrs. R. P. Wav- CHnard LeGrand, who has been That is waiting for my soul. the people, believe such bunk as nlck 'purchasing groceries—Gossip teaching in Charlotte, arrived home Where no one with age grows this and the only cure that we Club holding short rainv day ses­ last week. hoary. know of is to have enough of it so sion in front of postoffice—Claud Mrs. C. B. Mooney and children And life’s troubles cease to roll; that we eventually get sick of it all Thompson standing on street coin­ visited friends at Denton Sqnday. And where holy saints are dwelling that we’ll throw it out of the er watching the world roll by— Paul Moore, who has baen in In that blest home far above. window. Sgt. M. C Deadmon shaking hands school at Asbury College, Wllmore, Soon our anshetns will be swelling, God’s own Son never preached with friends—Bald headed man get­ Ky., nrrived home today. Praising God for His great Iove- that the human race could accom­ ting 5 0 -cent hair cut—Henry Pop Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hopkins and Nothing will decay in heaven. plish for itself wbat the politicians Iin looking fondly at big 5 0 pound children, of Pampiico, S. C., are Nor Life’s river e'er run dry; PFC. A. L BOLES, J r , son of Mr. and claim that their pet plans will. De­ PFC. LUTHER CAKL FRYE. left, sod of bam—Turner Grant watching ex­ visiting; relatives and friends here. Mrs. A. L. Boles, of Mocksville. K 4, who Nothing that our God has given spite Harry Hopkin’s teachings and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Frye, and grandson of entered service over two years ago. Be­ citing game of checkers—Spurgeon Miss WiIHe Robinson, of Troy, Mrs. L. S. Potts, of Mocksville, R. 3 enter fore entering the army he was a National Will grow old beyond the sky, those of rattle-brained impracticals. ed service io A ugust. 1944, an d trained at Anderson carrying bunch of .carna­ was the guest of Miss Elizabeth Guatd in W ashington, D. C. Pfc. Boles Neither will it fail or languish man was made to earn his Hiring by Ft. Jackson, S. C, Camp Croft and Fort was with Gen. Patton’s army in the Bel­ tions down Main street. Johnson last Wednesday and Thurs­ Meade, Md., before going overseas in Feb­ gium Bulge, when his fest were froze, and Till God’s saints in want shall the sweat of his brow and those ruary, 1945. He is now serving w ith th e day. was later sent back to the States. Before groan, who believe these men that "the Ninth Army in Germany. comiBg back he was In an England hos­ G. T. Sprinkle and Robert Cain Seaman Second-Class Homer E. Potts, To Wives and Parents For unlike this world of anguish country owes every citizens a Itv- pital for two months He bas a brother. from the classic shades of Clarks­ right, son of Mrs. L. S. Potts, of Mocks Worth M. Boles, S. I C . who is assigned Nothing fails around God’s throne. ing with cream and honey without ville. R. 3. entered service in October. on a bombet patrol in the Hawuiians. of Soldiers ville, were business visitors here 1944. He trained a t Bainbridge, Md., Ob, that wondrous land of beauty work” are, in the end, only kidding Thursday. Shoemaker and San Diego, Calif, and is If you are sending The Re­ Far beyond the shores of time— themselves. now serving with the Nayy somewhere in Mrs. E. L. Gaither and daugh­ the South Pacific. cord to your husband or son How it helps us do our duty. Remember how we could tax the Can Taxes Be Reduced? ters, Misses Jane Hayden and Dor* who it in the armed forces, And aspire for things sublime, rich and the poor would never have Senator Walter F. George, of otby, spent Wednesday in Wins­ please see that his subscrip­ As we travel to the portals to pav? Remember Harry Hop­ George, chairman of the Senate Fin­ ton-Salem shopping. No Sob Sisters, Please! tion is paid in advance. We Like God’s pilgrims of the past, kins’ "W e’ll tax and tax and elect ance Committee, bas contended all Mr. and Mrs. Otis Tucket and As the wai closes in Europe with are forced to discontinue all There to shout with the immortals, and elect’’? ‘‘Well, look at the along that Federal taxes could be little daughter, Elizabeth, of Win. the capitulation of all organized materially reduced immediatei>|after subscriptions to the boys-in "Safe with Jesus, home at last!” clerk or stenographer who makes, ston.Salem, were callers in the nazi figbting forces, let ns hope the war without endangering the foreign lands or in army The theme of this poem was sug­ say. twelve months for the U. S. home of Rev. and Mrs. W. B. WaS that this country will not turn soft credit of the nation, despite the camps in this country when gested by Mrs. O. H. Holden 1 of income tax And here’s the sad Sunday afternoon. enough to look over the atrocities heavy Federal indebtedness. Now he their subscriptions expires. Georgetown, S. C., therefore we news, he or she will never be re. Pink Ratledge, of Elkin, was In of the nazis and class It as just so is urging immediate reduction in in­ The soldiers want thier home dedicate ttie poem to her. Mrs. Iieved of this load through their town Saturday shaking bands with much war propaganda. come and corporation taxes “even paper. We have had to mark Holden is one ot our faithful read­ lifetime. We could take all of the friends. Mr. Ratledge says that The nazis have been beasts be­ though the Japanese war goes on for several names off our books ers. Sbe sant us a fine offering cash and the property which the so- another year.” he and his brother are doing well low our contemplation of buman this week. Maybe one of some time ago, and also ordered six called rich have and with it the gov. Trearury officials and War Mobili- with the laundry they opened up beings. Evidence brought to light them was your husband or copies of our new book, "Lost ernment expenses would only be Iization Director Fred M. Vinson there last winter. clearly shows that the nazis fullv son. Gems of The American People.” paid for a few days. We just can’t have recommended that no tax re­ Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Moore will intended and tried to wipe out or May God bless you, Mrs Holdeu, have anything else with a 3 0 0 a 4 0 0 ductions be made at this time. Bat leave this afternoon for Rochester, to subjugate all except nazis. Senator George feels that legislation and make you a blessing. billion debt load to carry. Minn., where Mrs. Moore will euter The Allies have preoated at set effecting reductions in Federal in­ RATION GUIDE Today if Harry put out tbis same the Mayo hospital for treatment. of 13 volumes which outline some come and corporation taxes should doctrine few would believe him; we It is not known how long they will War Hits Crnel Blows of the nazl crimes in France, which be enacted at an early date to be ef now begin to realize that we in the SUGAR-Book 4 , Stam p 3 5 remain there. Fort Oglethoipe, Ga.—The com­ can be multiplied by the nazi crimes feclive b; January 1,1946. or in the ranks of the so-called poor will al is valid for 5 pounds. Stamp Sheriff Walker captured a block, manding officer at Fort Oglethorpe, in Poland and other countries over early months of 1946. ways have to pay the bill 3 6 is valid through Aug. 3 1 . ade still outfit in Clarksville Thurs. Georgia, Colonel Howard Clark, ridden by the nazis. Here is some Tbe George tiiests is that the na­ But, then some of us seem to still tional economy will suffer unless day afternoon. The still was made had just finished announcing the authentic comment on the facts SHOES-AirpIane stamps I. believe that we can have a program taxes are cut at the earliest possible of first-class copper and was of a> end of the European war to his learned: which will care for ns from the date. There is much plausibiiitv in 2 and 3 in book 3 valid in* bout 3 0 gallon capacity. The ope­ command "The 13 volumes cite incident cradle to the grave and the only the contention. As war contracts definitely. rators were not captured. A telegram was handed to him. after incident of mass execution of real cure, we believe, is to put her are terminated, war wage and pro- MEATS, FA PS: Y5 and A lovely party was given at the It was from the was department hostages and members or suspected in and let her bust us. fitlevels fall, millions of war work, Z 5 and A2 through D 2 valid home of Mrs Ida Yates Friday and told of the death of Colonel members of t h e French under­ ers discharged, heavy Federal taxes Besides, we have another power, through June 2 ; E 2 through evening when the Junior class of Clark’s youngest son, Lieutenant ground, the sacking of towns and will cut deeply into consumer pur­ ful .element. Tbis is composed of J valid through June ;K the high school entertained the Se­ William Clark, on Luzon Island in torture that outdoes anything in chasing power on the one hand, and 2 2 0 2 the men in the Services. They’re through P 2 valid throu July niors, the affair being conducted In April. the middle ages. The report says seriously interfere with the launch­ coming back as strong individualists s t. Book , red stamps. exquisite taste in the muter of de His only other son, Lientenant the state of hundreds of bodies ex ing of new business and industrial 3 1 4 As several have told ns, “ We’re corations, menu and entertainment. Colonel Howard Clark, is with amined proves without a shadow of enterprises on the other. PROCESSED FOOD: H 2 going into business for ourselves Hence the question naturally a. The guests included the Seniors and General Patton’s Third Army. doubt—quote— ‘That the men had through M 2 valid thru June even though it’s a sidewalk peanut rises whether it were wiser for high school faculty. been tortured and beaten with in­ stand; we’re forever through taking the Government to continue to wring 2 ; N2 thru S2 valid thru June Mocksvllle Hardware Company human ferocity hefjre being killed. orders. Just let a gang of bureau­ as much revenue as possible from 3 0 ; T2 thru X2 valid through will begin the erection at once of a •’ Aod tbedocument adds: '1Noin crats try to boss us around! existing lax sources, at the risk of July 3 1 . Book 4 , blue stains. 2 -story brick business houss which ternational law can justify such So, we say. let’s pate these fool crippling them to the point where GASOLINE: Coupon| 1 5 A will front ig}i feet on the square brutality and sadism.’' the revenue eventually will dry up schemes, the quicker we do, the adjoining their hardware store, and The Nazis are said to have punish­ or relax the tax grip to a point con­ valid for four gallons through quicker we’ll be rid the rattle running back 8 0 feet in length. * > 3 ed innocent perons frequently in sistent with the encouragement of Ju n e 21; B6 ( C6 , B7 and C7 brained ideas. Let the planners go The building will add much to the order to destroy the French under­ practical risktaking and initiative coupons valid for 5 gallons; the full limit; we can stand it along appearance of. the square. ground. - The Germans carried out on the part of the public in general second quarter T coupons va­ with the rest of the people and we’ll Work on the hard-surface road their tortures in public and they Senator Gearge thus scores a neat lid for 5 gallons thru June. be well paid for it in standing by point when he declares that, *'We on Route 6 5 is progressing rapidly. burned farms and entire villages in Notice of Dissolution and walcbisg the returning fight have got to have a sound economy as Nearly one mile of road has been territory controlled by t. e French SIorth Carolina 1 . _ ^ llrf OF THE DAVIE FURNITURE ing men and women blow these bu well as a sound fiscal system." Davie County. \ Io The SupenorCourt built since the work was tarted. maquis. reau builders (state and national) At the moment, however, any pro­ Tbelma McDaniel Head If the weather remains reasonably COMPANY, CAROLINE’S "(A n example of Nazi torture is out of the picture. —Union Repub. posal looking to early redaction of vs fair this road will be completed DRESS SHOP AND DA cited in the case of 17 Frenchmen Franklin Head lican. the Federal tax load must be weigh' some time this year. V IE DRY GOODS CO , executed for anti-Nazi activities, or ed against the fact that for the Unit- Dr. Lester P. Martin’s h ndsome A PARTNERSHIP. suspicion of them. The 17 French ed StateB the war is only half uver. NoticeServing Summons bungalow in North Mocksville is Jurors For May Court men eves, tongues and fingernails No one knoto how long it will take Notice is hereby given that the The following jurors have been practically completed and Dr, and had been torn out and their bodies to defeat the Japanese or how great By Publication' partnership of E W. Junkir and drawn for the May term of Davie Mrs. Martin will occupy it in a were blackened with welts a n d the cost from here on out will be in The defendant, Franklin Head, W. J. B. Sell, as partners conduct­ Superior court which convenes in few days. Mr. and Mrs. John S ing the business of merchants un> bruises. Their skulls bad been terms of weapons, machines, supplies will take notice that an action en. this city on Monday, Mav 28 , with Haire will move into the Green der the firm names and styles of cracked. And at least one man naval craft, manpower. A large titled as above has been commenced Judge Frank Armstrong presiding: slash in taxes might lead to the un> in the Superior Court of Davie house as soon as it Is vacated. The Davie Furniture Company; was found to have dirt in bis lungs Caroline’.*! Dress Shop and Davie Calahaln—M. T. Baywalt, Mar dercutsing of expenditures on vital County, N. C., by the plaintiff. E. C Sanford arrived home last —a sign that be had been buried Dry Goods Company has this day war necessities. But it is perhaps Said action being for an absolute week from Charlotte where he on- shall Koontz. alive.”J-W ilkes Journal. • divorce on the grounds of two beer dissolved by mutual consent. Clarksville—Martin Navlor, Juo. not too early to begin re-examina­ derwent a serious operation about W. J. B. Sell will collect all years separation. Anderson,. Dewey Joyner. tion of the Federal tax structure and three weeks ago. Mr Sanford has debts owing to the Davie Furniture And the said defendant will fur­ Farmington—O. R. Allen, Geo Fowl Thefts some redaction might be advisable ther take notice that he is required many friends here who are glad to Company, and E. W. Junker will A wave of chicken stealing has in anticipation of the radical changes Beauchamp, Ray Cornatzer. to appear at the office of the Clerk have him home again,n and hope collect all debts owing to the Caro in the national ^conomv and indivi- toe's Dress Shop and Davie Dry broken out in North Carolina, ac­ of Superior Court of said county, for him a complete recovery. Fulton—T. F. Koontz, Johnnie cording to C: F. Parris, director of vidual incomes which are Iikelv to in the court house in Mocksville, Goods Company. This tne 2 6 th Jones. The sale of town lots Saturday day of April, 194 5 . extension poultry work at North Ca* occur within the next year or two.— N. C., on the 9 th day of June, afternoon was a big success. One Jerusalem—J. F. Garwood, H. roiina State College. As many as Winston-Salem Journal. 1 9 4 5 , and answer or demur to the . E. W. JUNKER, R. Eaton, Ioe F. Spry. five, or six thefts of chickens along complaint in said action, or the hundred and thirty-one lots were W. J. B. SELL, plaintiff will apply to the Court for Mocksville -H ubert McClamroch one short atretch of road have been Our boys must sold averaging about $ 3 0 each. C. Formerly doing business as: keep on Sett­ the relief demanded therein. J S. Green, Ollie Foster. reported. Parrish said. He said that ing—we must keep on buy­ B Mooney, contractor, purchased : Davie Furniture Company; ooerators are apparently spotting ing WAB BONDS U n ttl vic­ This the 7 th day ot May, 194 5 . about 4 0 of the lots. The lots ware Caroline’s Dress Shop, and Shady Grove—R D. Hartman, large flocks of chickens during the tory iswon. Keep on BACK­ S. H. CHAFFIN, owned by John S. Daniel. Davie Dry Goods Company Lee Ellis. da; abd stealing them at night. ING THE ATTACK. Clerk.of Superior Court. THE DAYIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. Surrendering Million Nazis to Allied Officers CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Looklngat T m * ^ - ~ r s MISCELLANEOUS PLENTI OF CIGARETTES! Boll fresh- tasting tailor-made cigarettes on genuine belt-type roller. $1.00 postpaid anyw here. HD COMPANY, Box 4282, Tam pa. F la. t h e :; s t o r -Jones and .hi SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC. rode^into^P['•Pay Washington, D. C. FTER all his years here the Sweet Potato Plants* Nancy Hall or Porto route to > * CaUf A Rican, that will produce those delicious Meloiiy was' RUSSIA AND ALLIES town hasn’t yet been able to golden yams! Promptfresh shipments, pre­ corral and brand Walter Boston as paid. 500 $1.65, 1,000 $3. Safe arriv al eura- and^Fpry f«?r-, ( SAN FRANCISCO. — To the aver-, anteed. Duke Plant Co.; Dresden, Tena. •coe. ’ 'dherry, age outsider, the most difficult thing' a complete Hollywoodian. rushed them to understand about this conference It isn’t that W alter’s snooty. It’s Avery’s ranch Is the attitude of the Russians. Poor just that he prefers the outdoor life Avery, and C press relations, plus a few inept of a rugged-man to the social stuffed W a r B o n ii the ranch [ap moves have melted down a large • shirt of some of our cinema gentle­ reached the.. men. Give him after them, mountain of goodwill built up by the' and Cherry valor of the Red army. In a few. the wide open ^ spaces and you Monte In his short days they have destroyed: bay. - T heyto much of the favorable sentiment in can have your Melody and Latin America, and through no fault too - too swank ‘furhed"td' thei of ours, won us more friends below small talk. is the cause of the Rio Grande than we ever had “I don’t live away from Holly­ b e fo re . wood because I MUCH SUFFERING One of the things Molotov did in At the ext San Francisco was to invite two don’t go in for so­ Constipation may cause no symp­ toms for a long time, but unlesscor- , pressioru prominent Latin - American dele­ cial life,” W alter told me as we rected will finally impair the health. . T hrough th gates to dinner at the Russian con­ Symptoms associated with advanc­ chatted on the set r they, could - sulate, along with a few carefully W alter Huston ing constipation are loss of appetite, of "Ten Little In­ L ongpre’s t selected Europeans. Latin guests heavily coated tongue, tired feeling dians.” “When you come right down and mental depression. Headache, : the. light of; were Mexico’s tall, handsome For­ dizziness, anemia, and skin disturb­ and the bla eign Minister Padilla, and Chile’s to it, social life isn’t important any ances such a s acne, are commonly ex­ more. People say it is, but all that . her brother aristocratic Foreign Minister Jo­ perienced . In severe cases, neuralgia and joint pains occur. Indigestion, aquin Fernandez Y Fernande?, who counts is the job you do on the “He's, chi screen. You can be perfectly happy with gas formation and colic, and -Cherry" say 1 is rapidly assuming a new leader­ The first documents of unconditional large scale surrender of German forces were for Italy and south­ iles and fissures frequently add to here without ever doing anything S ship in Latin America. western Austria. Right, Lt. Gen. W. D. Morgan, on behalf of Field M arshal Sir Harold Alexander, signs the ie discomforts of severe chronic ’ -in:iw r.d e but go to a drive-in for a hambur­ Molotov drank a toast to Chile instruments of surrender of the German forces. Left, representative of General von Vietinghoff signs sur- cases. ' .the only ger. It’s just that I’m a funny kind No matter how many medicines 5 saw who and her new establishment of diplo­ render of southwest command, which includes northern Italy and the Austrian provinces of Vorablberg, Tyrolt of a guy. I have to get out where I you have tried for constipation, we .: done. I ’d matic relations with Russia. Salzburg and portions of Carinthia and Styria. ______urge you to try B-L PREPARATION, can breathe—where I can get com­ ' earth , for “There are so many Chileans who withcthe understanding that B-L pletely apart from pictures when I PREPARATION must bring you sat­ I can’t tell- want to become Ambassador to Mos­ want to. But don’t get me wrong— isfactory results or your money back. : shooting. cow,” joked Foreign Minister Fer­ Devastation Caused by Rocket Bombs on London I love pictures.” Caution: Use only as directed.—Adv. nandez in return, “that it is one of ___• ‘.‘Why,. C When he’s making one he lives at my greatest problems.” Mexico’s -uncertainly the Beverly Hills hotel, but W alter Padilla, apparently on excellent ""/-•‘He's' . has two other homes where he goes term s with Molotov, said: “AU Latin -biisiHess,-- whenever he can get away. One is America would be pleased if our V iS;WhispSr- . his huge and ultra mountain lodge in sister republic, Argentina, was ad­ ,~"her spoken Running Springs, in the San Bernar­ m itted to the conference.” dino mountains. The other, his 8,000 “ Why, C Molotov, in mellow mood, seemed -^Shaken by to register no objection. acre cattle ranch at Porterville, C alif. :'.i:jw ouldn’t Mood Changes. -JtfJrou 1 Cher~ But a day later the mood was dif­ The Inner Man . I F S O . Cherry’s ferent. Padilla arose in secret ses­ It’s in these two places that you’ll W A T C H O U T ! jjclearly s] sion to propose Secretary Stettinius uncover the real Huston, the man .-"Lifiack on as permanent chairman of the con­ The medical profession knows that who is not an actor, but the man though a person may be cured of com* ’s 3But he m ference. Molotov promptly objected. who has found that elusive some­ mon malaria they may have it come SSabEiut. that He pointed out that four countries back on them. So, if you are once more thing you’re always hearing about feeling tired, run down, have pains in • '' e r ' ” had invited the other nations to at­ and always wondering what it really back and legs, feel weak and billious, no S i “That b tend this conference and that the appetite and nervous—though chills and is—happiness. fever haven't struck you yet, and you CibunS,'■ representatives of all four host When you’re talking to this char­ have common malaria~it doesn’t pay to countries should rotate as chairman. take any chanccs. Try a bottle of OxU J S You-go acter actor who has dignified so dine. Oxidine is made to combat malaria, Foreign Minister Padilla then de­ many important films, conversation give you iron to help creation of red “ H e ’s t livered a recitation of previous switches from his lodge and ranch blood cells. If the first bottle doesn’t ';r^ ru e ,’.’..thg' satisfy you your money will bo returned* j~iy. “The precedents where the nation which to his favorite subject—his son, Oxidine has been used for over SO years. V served as host also acted as chair­ John. In Walter’s mind John is the Get a bottle today at. your drug store. .s-:>‘ancither.; man. When he ha£ finished, Molo­ best director—and writer—in Flick- tov, who had already pointed out e rv ille . ——G eorge that four nations were hosts, got up “Give John a story he likes, let EASE DIAPER RASH and remarked: him alone, and he’ll come up with “ Anybo Soothe and cool diaper rash by sprinkling “I am glad to be instructed in the doggonedest picture you ever baby with Mexsana. This soothing, medi­ genuine diplomatic procedure by the saw,” Walter told me. “There’s cated powder cools out sting and itching. £ added. delegate of Mexico, but appar­ nothing I’d like better than to go Used after every change, Messana often % M elody ently he prepared his little into the producing business with helps prevent diaper rash. A favorite for f; this time over 40 years, Containsingredients'often speech before he heard my John when the war’s over.” used by specialists to relieve this discom­ I- breath su v ie w .” Rare Bird for Hollywood fort. Bigsupply costs little. Get Meisana. V them G-a , Padilla, who had not read his This area of devastation was caused by a single V-2 rocket bomb that struck London’s Stratford street. “ Shet Walter’s modest. He never talks h speech, was taken aback. He mum­ Dead 2,754, injured 6,523, was the toll reported in England. Allied armies report that they are equipped |i I’ll hesh about his performances—just goes bled something about always being to turn rocket bombs loose on Tokyo and other centers of Japanese empire. This photo was just released, ahead, does his job the best he fv “There’ prepared when he attended a con­ following lifting of veil on the final German desperation campaign. Chnrchill revealed that 1,050 of these Bvery y e i ference, and sat down. After a long, knows how, and shuts up. rei HiMt Aeict i n miis if missiles had fallen on England prior to M arch 27,1945. si a t the ea hot debate, Molotov won his point. His whole life has been one of A A TlSM plugging away at acting. Even when thought But the manner in which he jumped •LUMBAGO % tween; th- on the Mexican lost him friends. A Krupp Munition Plant Wrecked Armless She Drives he was a kid in Toronto, Canada, he lot of Latins, jealous of Padilla’s knew he was going to act. £ “ The brilliant oratory, previously had There was a m atter of schooling. “ is virtu been opposed to him. But Molotov He was one of the worst students .;-ft?«Hfed. • veered them in the opposite direc­ Canada had ever known, so it wasn’t -W hat's tio n . too hard to understand why he SJonle?- ’"si'mpieto Next day, in secret session, For­ left school rather early and got a Lars* Botttott wtrtaMlHSS* Small SUo GOc eign Minister Jan Masaryk of job as a clerk in a hardware store. •frCMTIOR: HE QIlT At IIKCTU * ft “ Monte Czechoslovakia, a nation cooperat­ From here he joined a dram atic out­ IT III 10» 01» StOUS ir IT Bill H MCiipt it I'tct “ I wis' ing with Russia, pointed to the va­ fit in Toronto, where he stayed un­ Itlfll IIM tO, In. JAtltIIIIlU I. UOHM Worry : a:b cant chair of Poland and moved that til a traveling repertoire company one look the Lublin government be admitted. came along. punk ge' Foreign Minister Subasich of Yugo­ Then he decided to go to New w hen I C- slavia, also close to Russia, sec­ York. He arrived there frozen stiff; K itiS % I turned onded the motion. Whereupon, An­ he had jumped a freight during a Many ' b a it for thony Eden, white-faced and prim, b liz z ard . m iles, emphatically opposed. .There fol­ Richard Mansfield was audition­ I n s t c t t get dow" lowed more hot debate. ing players and W alter was handed M “ M ark a part. Mansfield personally hon­ I Finally, to break the deadlock, ’Shrubs, w hispere Foreign Minister Spaak of Belgium ored him that night by throwing him should r* out of the theater. proposed a compromise resolution Vegetabhs “ Now expressing sympathy with Poland Electrician, Then VaudevUliat and ody ans' and hoping that she could be ad­ ry w ere m itted soon. Genial, rotund Ambas­ Next he went to Detroit, tried elec­ Vi trical engineering, then tried Vaude­ flowers ‘tim e.- sador Caceres of Honduras, a great ville. In one of the acts on the cir­ Toteeeo Byproducts inching friend of the U.S.A., rose to second U Cl n for your & Clwnitcal Corp. cuit he was playing there was a Incorporated B elg iu m . I l L L r Garden UyIwHk I, Kwitutfcy A very’ girl named Bayonne Whipple. She Whereupon Molotov cracked back: v e ry , pi' and W alter decided to merge profes­ •• ther "Notwithstanding the support of the up ' sionally—and maritally. For about bronc,” Republic of Honduras, the Soviet 1 2 years they were headliners on Union stands by its position.” “ Ave~ the Keith circuit with their song tone, “ v Delegates Startled. and dance act. 1 and get A note of biting sarcasm rang This marriage like a former one When through Molotov’s voice which Moan Beach, 21, Baltimore, who blew up. He decided to go on his he hun startled the delegates. It sounded finds the lack of arm s no handicap own with a big-time act. The Schu­ (Alsofine SfMnaduc Tobic !) r a t up ' as if the powerful Soviet Union, rep­ View showing the ruins of what was the world’s largest arma­ to normal living, is shown as she berts paid him $1,750 a week. Lydla E. Flnkh&m’s Vegetable Com­ said, “ resenting the greatest land-mass in ment works, the Erupp plant in Essen, Germany. It was captured by operates a motor vehicle by using At 39 he turned to the legitimate pound is fam ous to relieve not only !-other.” the world, was trying to put the her lower limbs. stage. He managed to get backing, monthly pain but also accompanying American forces. Insert, Alfred Krupp. nervous, tired, hlghstrung feelings __ .. Sw eat tiniest republic in Latin America in and ma~de his Broadway debut in when due to functional periodic dis­ G ebrge its place. Again, Russia lost more “Mr. Pitt.” turbances. Taken regularly—it helps led flov friends. And later when the vote puUd up resistance against such dig. ' The play wasn’t so hot. But W alter tress. PinkhanVs Compound helps no - of U s b was taken on seating Lublin Poland, Liberated Boy and New Friends Hammering Hanmiers was. He’s never played anything tu re l Follow label directions. Try itI the,.. co~ she lost that also. but star roles on Broadway since. ' VEGETABLE sw iftly These are some of the things It was during the run of “Elmer COMPOUND through about the Russians that take a the Great” that he m et Nan Sunder­ iiftiscle- ’ lot of understanding. On the land and later married her. They WNU-7 19—45 tension, other hand, when Molotov, after are still working happily at it. w eave winning his point on rotating the He began to m ake pictures in 1929, tieorge chairmanship, finally sat In Stet- and since then has alternated be­ W atchYour the edg tinius’ place, he did an excellent tween Broadway and Hollywood. safely job. He got off a little gag about I’ve known W alter for years. He’s cup. a square shooter. AU he asks of Kidneys/ being glad the conference would Help Them Qeanse the Blood H e kri' now have an opportunity to hear life is a . reasonable amount of In the. security, good companionship, and of Harmful Body Waste Russian, and proceeded to han­ Tonr kidneys are constantly (Htfrtn i F u ry dle the session in most expert the respect of his fellow men. p a te matter from the blood stream. But An o • • * kidneys sometimes lag in their work—

SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS ED USELESS COWBOY Jumper-Jacket for Summer Sports S o C n s p r P A L A N L e M A Y f W.N.y. SERVICE. rac to match the jaunty broad- 8767 shouldered jum per. Roll fresh- • • • j S o I k s h r bn penuine 12*42 ■ anywhere. Pattern No. 8767 is designed for sizes Inni).". F la. 12,14,16, Id, 20; 40 and 42. Size 14, dress, ite:rSXORY .fSBVS; FAR;.- Melody I eral tumult broke out below. They “Was that why,” Melody asked requires 3 yards of 3S or 39 inch material; Jones and JUs -side-rjder George Fury heard FeverCrick deLongpre bound her, "you run up to me on the street, Iacket, short sleeves, Ila yards. ETC. rode-fitf'FaynevUife,'* ^!cow toWO oil Uie- Ill or Porto route to C^UfQrnia. Whifo In payneville out'-of bed with a yelL' Theyheard and called me by Monte’s name?” Due to an unusually large demand and Be delicious .Chenqr running across !the kitchen. Cherry de Longpre wavered a mo­ current war conditions, slightly more time Vmcnts. pro- Meloiiy wdh- ihistakhn lof‘nliite Jarrad is required In filling orders for a few of ■rival Rura- andJFflry for&foDtp’s. half-wit nncle,.Ros- And close to him, h> ,the dark Melody ment. “Won’t you do just one thing Bdon, Tenn. the most popular pattern numbers. •coe- Cherry,' a glrf hietid of'Kfonfe’s ,'' could hear George Ciissing in hoarse for me?” she asked finally. rushed them out of town to. .her brother :Whispej;s. ’ “ W h u t? ” Avery's ranch. They were soon told by SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. Averju and -Cherxjt. tohead. away from, Melody said, “Are you hit? Did he “Get out of here,” she said, her 530 South Wens St. Chicago \ n J i the rdnch jap£ t? -Aeep going until they , git you?”.- ' voice rising with the strain. “Won’t Enclose 25 ,cents In coins for each reavhed -the- hflS'der as - a . posse was..- .“N o/t,ain’t hit, but—” you please, please get out of pattern desired. h e r e ? ” R l C E after them. As soon as they left, Avery' “They’? a corpse—” Fever Crick Pattern N o...... Size...... And then Melody astonished her and Cherry went to the f^dTfoimd; Name...... Monte In his hide-away between bales of •Bel: T io n g p re sh o u ted h o a rse ly — again. “Sure,” he said. liayv - They told-him. what had happened* “they’s a corpse .up thar!” She stared at him blankly. Address...... Rteiody and Iliry turned about and Ke-' ri With a supreme effort George “ W h a t? ” ^fufned’ td' ffi»"firrri: *. .v : .. freed his foot, and they went floun­ He looked her over sadly. “Come dering and scrambling back into the on, George.” Signet Ring H as Record m a in lo ft. CHAPTER VI . She was still staring as he turned I Cherry’s voice, came choked and and walked out of the house. George Of Disaster A fter Its Use strSnge.-“You’ve killed somebody!” Fury backed out after Melody, his Iio symp- At the ‘extrem e Miiit-iof thelr 'cbm- Few rings have been connected I Iiless cor- . pressiqn; they, were. at the: ,eaves. .-!!Well, what in hell-damn were gun on Avery until they were well with more m isfortune than the fa­ Ic health. they doing up there?” Avery and into the dark. J ftdvanc* . Through the misfit' of the overhang mous signet ring of Karl Naun- f "they,could see theitpp,ofiChenry.de, .Cherry ,were at,, the foot of the Iad- After Melody Jones and George I appetite. dorff, the French pretender, whose KelIoffCf* Ktce |d feeling Lojjgpre’s; head, amazingly bright, ih Vder .to the ,loft'. “Stand back and Fury were gone again, Cherry went Krispiee equal legal battle for the throne in 1833 the whole ripe teadache, ; the.Iiglit of;the thj;eer< 3uarter‘ moqn; hold ,the light!” Ayery started up back to the job of getting her broth­ wendo in nearly I disturb- er started to town. There was a ended in exile, says Collier’s. Be­ Iell the protec­ arid the black' California-style hat of "the laddeii siowly, well shaken now, Bionly ex- fore departing, he gave the ring tive food de* lieuralgia I hei brdthef: ’ ' ''ir: "' -“ i tr'\ ■ h is; six-gun in’’ his hand: short struggle. Avery had become meata declared to his lawyer, Jules Favre 1 w h o , a s I essential to hu­ Migestion. "■ “fie’s_ changed,”' Iheyi corilci hear '' “Pull bff yoiir other boot, George,” confused, and didn’t want to move iiiic, and .until he was straightened out. French foreign minister in 1871, man ziutritian- y add to ; •Cherry sayirig,, her: Voice Very deep Melody Suggested. ' “You can any- employed it to seal toe disastrous First of all Avery had to search chronic ' -in: h er ,depression..; ! ‘He; starred .out .way, try • to,: have, your feet match, A SUMMER spectator sports armistice of the Franco-Frussian I____ ; ’,the otdy man in the iyprld ,I-eyer c a n ’t y o u ? ” ,, . , toe loft; he couldn't get it out of his outfit that will capture many w a r. Iiedicines head that there was a dead man up fition'. we ) saw who could really. get things .!'But. Gebrge Fury. had recovered a compliment. The sm o o th ly fit­ Favre later presented toe ring there. When he found nothing he N ation . .. done. I’d go to the ends of'the his boot.1'He pulled it on with a ting jacket is edged in bright ric to Clemenceau and he used it to -was just as bewildered as before. ■hat B-L i earth, for a rrian^like thritr’ B uf youj savage WrenCh,; and 'drew his gun. seal the ill-fated Treaty of Ver­ I you sat- I can’t tell me he’s 'driven to all this' Crawling- on hands and knees, he “Either you get started for town,” m o r o l i n e (i Jiey back. sa ille s . ■▼■white PEniOUUM JEUV |ed.—Adv. t shoating.stufl!'’ ■. .-i. Cherry said through her teeth, “or Deadly Flame Throwers ‘‘Why>- ,Cherry,” her .brother. said I’m going out and tell Monte you The flame throwers used by w on’t g o .” ■Uneertairily. ' American soldiers were recently Avery looked hurt, but he was - - ' -"He’s ' got ' to . quit th is. shootihg' made more deadly and safer to convinced. “All right, Cherry.” A -biisieess,-’ - C herry said in so intense operate by the adoption of a jellied few moments later he went hammer­ I iB Whispeb'tKaf'it Oarried better than' gasoline, which is prepared on the ing down the trail. . j.^ier spoken words. battlefield by stirring a powder Carrying a lamp, and leaving toe into ordinary motor fuel, says Col­ ‘‘Why, Cherry;” Avery saidiagain, kitchen dark behind her, she opened join matiou who havs MOckcA lie r ’s. ------Gcntty but lardy CnzyWaIv :J’5 Shaken by this-heresy, VYoifc^you the door of her stall-like bedroom. As this jelly produces a cohesive idDnlitm thru ouia cimmiing chMrndf—Hdnty. «Ua ' •-'.’jwouldn’t go back on Monte, would Instantly she almost dropped the aud iatertlnl d&ntcMlsa. Cwiy Water btiuga paUfro stream of fire instead of a billow­ henfita ia.fadty elimination, the cause and aggravating , 5 %ou, Cherry?2i. ______lamp. The body of a man was s o ing flame, it not only sticks to and .factor of Iheqmatic piint, Ogective order*..cceutipatioo. A.S Cherry’s ahswer. came late;; bpt stretched full length upon her bed. exceae addity, etc. Get a package of Crazy WettTCryttda WT lignites anything that will bum, *t your drag atom today. .“ clearly spoken.' vTJo; I wouldn’t go Cherry bit her knuckles in a be­ Ivs that ;"‘-ih a c k o n M o n te. I co u ld n ’t do th a t. ;but it can be shot through small lot com* lated effort to keep herself from openings, such as the narrow slits lit com® ,eptat_ ty makes ipe tired, worrying Screaming. It was not-necessary; Ice more ’•jsabautithat igriiB-testirighorsebreak- of tanks and pillboxes, at a dis­ I / fgySTALS Jains in "Cherry didn’t go around screaming tance of 60 yards. ■ious, no ••jjp r!” v e ry m u c h . Biiils and ?£ “That bronc-stornping punk is the IiTid you Melody Jones lay sound asleep, fcpay to Sjbunk ” Ayeryr Said w ith c.onviction',' With his m outh open, a look of placid Iof Oxi- |malaria, jg j VYou-got'toat; did you?” incompetence upon his unconscious I of red “He’s tpo foolish acting to be face. Cherry stood looking down at I doesn’t Jeturned, <§true,”Jtoey heard Avery say cross- him for several moments before he |0 years. ifcly. “The old one—of course he’s opened his eyes. ; store. *?'&nijther..matter.....There. you..got the “Hi,” Melody said. 'm I5I e fe '$ n h g -.t: V C h e rry to s se d h is h a t on to p o f h im ^.----George Fury nudged Melody, ,to be- and turned away; she had never vir s Wi?:.Setfeg.this, • . v . been more discouraged in her life. bprinkling 'A Ij “Anybody can see the old one is a She sat down on a soap box by the ling, medi- a genuine half-wit, all right,” Avery washstand, looking mostly unrav­ T Iid itching. fl added. '• ': ele d . Kana often “I don’t suppose,” she said dully, Tivorite for 1 ^eB dy Was' going to nudge'George Iontsoften ;|i this lime, but he Heard George’s “it’s any use asking you what the Iis diseom- ii? breath suck through his teeth. “Why h e ll? ” I Mexsana- Ir them G-a-a-r—” , “I been thinkin’,” Melody said. “Shet up!” Melddyv hissed. “Or- ' “I don’t believe, that, either,” A I’ll hesh you with this gun bar’ll” Cherry said bitterly. I “There’s more rats in ,that roof “You know somethin’?” Melody I PAlKI KP If every 'year;"' Ave'ryisaid, looking up said. “I believe you’re in some kind M at the eaves. For a moment Melody of a fix, around here.” hsn/s Instantly a burst of gunfire ex­ Ji thought he was being looked be- I b a g o p lo d ed . . "If I’m not,” Cherry said, “I’m j| tweeri; the eyes,:.v • going to be, if I can’t stop you from “The oid one,” Cherry contested, reached the top of the ladder to. haunting me like toe living dead! j ft “ is virtually a brilliant mind, com- meet Avery de Longpre. Avery .re­ Once and for all, and for toe last ■ mm n*'.'.'"', i'ifwpOTe.d-.ito w h a t .,the ,y o u n g o n e. is .; luctantly lifted his head , above .the. time—will you get out of here?” ..What’s the m atter- • with- .you- and floor of-the loft to-find a gun like a. “ C ain ’t.” WmWim, itjlS • D p s i t : A - c p m m o n , capppOrvgtering him squarely be­ “ W hy n o t? ” simpleton when you see one?” tween the eyes. Melody Jones lied to her then. III Size 60c w - * Jw * “Monte ain’t seen him.” ,Avery looked blankly, from one “My hpss run off,” he told her. Rfiptfitftlct “What have you done with your “I Wish he had. •• He sure wouldrft ■to the. other; of them. “So it’s you,” , |<. PLKEIDA partner?" Cherry Ssked him. Worry about him any morfe, if he got ’ he-said. Dazedly he withdrew, and one look. I t. beats me, ,how the backed down the ladder. He and He evaded that, partly. "I reckon punk gets hiiriself fed.-' He came Cherry'.stood r Staring inanely up­ he’s settin’ around somewhere, when I called him, and he left when ward at (he two faces which now countin’ his teeth. That’s most gen­ I turned, him putr-and he^s sheriff’s ! looked down at them from the trap. erally what George is li’ble to be ^ m ^aaa A m m m M Iffiry bait "for the next three hundred “It’s'tfieiri,” HV told his sister. doin’. You see, George didn’t want nsectt miles. Now, will you forget it?. And; Cherry’s voice came faint and to come back here, seems like.” get down into town!” Sihdilv “Wh'at you’ doing?” she She looked at him blankly, and ow><./«...« - - I • on asked Melody,, not unreasonably. there was another detour—mind-de­ “Mark that well,” ,JGeorg^, Epry George FtUy tried a foolish blus-. whispered to Melody.' '“I warit'you stroying for Cherry de Longpre—as fh r u b s , ter. “A man has to sleep some- should remember every word!” he explained to her about Harry w h e re ’s d on’t h e ? ” r Henshaw being the name of his getables “Now see w hat, you done,” Mel- i Melody Jones ..Iayi at full length,: h o rs e . ody answered. Both Avery aind Cher­ I and relaxed, his chin on his arm s,: as' “I suppose,” Cherry said, her ry were looking up at the eaves this a h e looked down. He didn’t contrib- voice shaking a little, “I ought to be tim e.; 'George arid . Melody, began 'Pte1MytoirigVv ; glad you know who you are. You ■ inching back. A slow anger was turning Avery’s have a cheek, pretending to be Here are the Famous SffiiC^yoiyisbeavy voice cam e to them, eyes green.- •-“Ivguess you - better Monte Jarrad—even trying to fool very.plain, “There’s rats moving, come-,.down, here,” he. decided. me! Just because I mistook you for Treads that Give up /''there big enough', to cast a “ Back down slow, without any false some one else, at first—” broric,” he said. moves. And one at a time,”-he add-- “ No, you didn’t,” Melody said. Longer IMiieaget “Avery,” came Cherry’s weary ed unnecessarily. '' “ W h a t? ” A tone, “will you put that gun away Melody and George Fury ex­ ; “The whole thing is no better than « and.get. gone?” changed a slow look of mutual dis­ a-, h o e -a x e,” h e sa id . “ Y ou k n e w OCAR-GRir U When Avery got hbld: of. an idea like, then holstered their guns and from the start I wasn’t anybody in PASSENGER • ?; 'ba hurig onto it. “If there ain’t a obeyed;'-, ' . particular. You cooked toe whole TREAS fi rrit up there I can.Shoot:by' ear,” he “So now there’s three..Cf !you,” thing up in your own haid, and I bead depth give* Corn- s?. sgid, “I hope to never shoot „an- A v e ry 1'saiid. "How many more;'is knew it at the time.” h o t only fp&ayi&g .nther.” '• ' u p th e r e ? ” She stared at him a moment feelings— Ig .. ..-Slweat b ro k e o u t a t .the n o o ts of ; “Didn’t see anybody but us,” Mel- more, then turned away, baffled by fcdic dis- Gebrge 'Fury’s thiff hair^and' trick- PdyVstod.. .“ You sge anybody, Uncle that mild, effortless lack of pres­ f i t helps Roscoe?”-/> .. uch dis- A leddownbehind bisears. ’ TgyjtfjMia s u re . TRANSPORT ■eZps n a- SS of his back began to SShe first,' then .C h e rry to o k th e :g u n o u t o f A v e ry ’s “You’re nuts about this Monte, TRUCK Try it! ^ the..cotrds ,.behind .his’ knee’; then limp hand, eje'ctod its' remain­ aren’t you?” he asked without preju­ TRCAD Egetable '4 swfflUy’ a strained fatigue swept all ing cartridges, and put them in her umpouko d ic e . ifi through-his frame. His stringy old pocket.. Then she stood looking at “What if I am?” Si riSris'cles began toVqiiiver with the MdodyV and he could almost see her : “Seems like every guy has some 19—45 |i tension, and red moons began to mSrid .wrirKl. O ne, thing ;-he did not gal goes ridic’lous about him,” Mel­ V haf is This ,S weave before his eyes. The toe of see, however, was any 3Vtrace of. a ody said, “Except—except-r” "6 George Fury’s boot balanced on ..misgiving that she might have mis­ - “You—you make a person forget ttFACTOBY-M ETHOBw? S the edgevof,the feeble stringer as un- judged’him. V what she was talking about?* Cher­ AU ZTrartow recapping Jg dons with ths gam* S safely as an egg on the edge of a “Sometimes," Melody said, “I feel ry said crazily. The strain was cup. . He knew this, could not go,on. kind of low. hi my mind.” burning her out. She picked up a psfnrtsMng raw sad time-tested methods O at He KniVr what the'' erid must be. ' She. drew ’him away from Avery hairbrush from the washstand and your tin s would get if gent directly to Zlraatona Ii In the. next few minutes .George now, into the. kitchen. "Don’t you looked at it as if she had never seen factories. Your tires ara recapped with all N iq I Qiterfng % Fury lived one thousand years.. ever stop to . think,” she asked him it before. She shook out her hair skiu known to recapping scteseok _ p&m. But jg An' butragbbiis crash ’ mook' the and began to brush it mechanically, pork—do quietly, “abbiit what-all I’ve done fcil to re- .y whole house as George!s boot for you?” ' looking at the wall. le d , may " i whole !• \ slipped. The whole weight of his “ W h u t? " “You’re in some kind of a box,” Every; Car, Track and T raetor O w ner Shm dd -? body drove his foot through, the; “YOU. were in the soup-kettle, Melody told her. “You been mixing Backache, iiizziDCss, flimsy ceiling, protruding into the down there in Payneville. Half the with the WTong people, or some­ K n o w T h e s e F a e ts s Xtis lmpoaaibIoto predict when enough now tint willba ■pufiinesB 2 room below-,;; ' - " . ' i ; town Iritosv after, your ..scalp. You thing. I don’t reckon you’d have bifflt to supply the enognous demand. Traasportation MUST depend on raeapplgg. Let poor tin s I nervoua get beyond the danger poirit and you’re in for real trouble I BEOAP KOW. - - - ltrength. iS Instantly a burst of gunfire ex- couldn’t even get your ponies out of turned the sheriff on me, and fixed Jider dls* % ploded in the lean-to beneath. Avery the corral without getting hurt. I m e up to get shot, and maybe hung, |canty or :si had snatched his forty-five and' fired got them for you. . I got you out of without even knowing who I was, £' upward as iristmctively as a miile there aUve^Didn't I?" unless something was bothering you. !ti lashes out. A splinter stuck in the ■ “ Well, yon) see,”- Melody said, “I I’d feel like a nump, if’n I just high- S skin of Melody’s thigh. George Fury kind of got mistook for a feller tailed over toe hill, with bullets * i j J, A v Xjo ? ^4 ;; fplt. the ,hard jerk of; a bullet-that name.Pl—"^iVr V sirinlcing up the tail of my coat. If "r i V- grazed his leather cuff. .“Mprite Jarrad,” Cherry said. “I. I was wearing a coat.” Avery fired .,three times, as fast saw toat. - And-.eyer since then, ev­ “Wait a minute,” he said sudden- ; ^-::y '-'fV- y*■V" ' | :'r": as his pistol hammer could cock and erything Fve done, has been to help ly . fall;, gnd instantly, afterward s gem yftib-Arid undo that m istake!” (TO BE CONTINUED) THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE N. C. MAY 23. 1946. THE DAVIE RECORD. Pfc. Osborne Killed Io White MocksvilleHighSchool Funeral services for Gdston Lafayette White, 88 . of Winston-Salem, Route 4, con- O ldest C. FRANK STROUD • - Editor. Sonth Pacific conducted at 3:30 o'clock Wednesday at Finals N E W F IR M Mr. and Mm. R. S. Osborne, of R. 4. re­ the home and at 5 o'clock at Eaton's Bap­ The Mocksville high school finals No LJqu TELEPHONE ceived a telegram from the War Depart­ tist Church. Rev. W. R. Grigg. Rev E. ment Wednesday, advising that their son. W. Turner and Rev. D. G. Rehegar officiat­ will get under way May 2 5 th, when Wayne MenrreUt formerly with ModnvUIe C iA ESntered at the Bostoffice in Mocks- Pfc. Henry B. Osborne, was killed In ac­ ed and burial was in the church grave­ the class day exercises will be held Store, lw« purchased a half-interest m the Otis vllle, N. C., as Second-class Mail tion in the South Pacific on April 11th. yard. NEWS Pfc. Osborne entered the army four years Mr. White who had been seriously ill for at 8 :3 0 o’clock, p. m. M- HeiidrissroceryaiidlMrdwarestore, loeated matter. March 3. 1903 . ago, and had been in overseas service for ten days, died at his home Tuesday at Rev. J. A. McMillan, of Mills in the Call Building nest door to Hotel Mocks­ Mrs. the past three years. Surviving ate his 7:35 a m. Home, Thomasville. will deliver SUBSCRIPTION RATES: parents, one brother, Pfc. Walter Mt. Os­ He was bom Dec, 10. 1856. in Davie Va., Is s borne, now in France, and four sisters County, a son ot James and Sarah Bink­ the baccalaureate sermon next Sun­ ville. Mr. MerreU would be glad *° H w his NE YEAR. IN ADVANCE I Pfc. Osbome is the 83rd Davie man to ley White He spent his early Iite in that the guest IX MONTHS IN ADVANCE - I give bis life for his country. To the be­ county in the Cana community, operating day evening May 2 7 th, at 8 o’clock. firiend*and the public generally, to caU and see reaved family. The Record extends sym­ a rural route for IS years there. He also The graduation exercises will be him at his new place of business. Mr. an pathy in this sad hour. operated a farm, was justice of the peace Dairy Production Pay­ for 40 years, and served in the 1898-99 held on Wednesday, May 3 0 th, at Arllngtoi term of State ,Legislature from Davie 8 :3 0 o’clock p m. last, week StODestreet Still Missing County. HENDRIX & MERRELL He had resided at his present home- m ents Mrs. J< April payments will be made Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stonestreet of place since 1931. He was a member of g en e r a l s t o r e this city, have been notified bv the Sontbside Baptist Church, having moved Joseph W. K ioibrough spent one with Mav-Tune nayments begin War Department that they are still his membership from Eaton's Baptist Joseph W. Kimbrough, 69, died in a ning July ist Producers should carrying T.-Ssrt. Chas. Gordon Stone- Church in Davie County, of which he had Raleigh hospital Thunday afternoon, fol­ with her: keep April records of production street on their records as missing: in, been a member since chiidhood. lowing an illness of three weeks, death re­ and sales separate from May-June action. Gordon was reported miss-' His wife, the former Miss Elvira Collett, sulting from a stroke of paralysis. Mt. . Mesdai died July 24, !943. - Kimbrough was a native of Davie Connty. rence Irv records as two r: tes of payment are ing; in action on May 8. 1944 . on a Surviving ere one daughter. Mrs M. D. a son of the late Dr. aud Mrs. M. D. Kim applicable. The following rates bombardment mission over Germ- ] Pope, of Cana; fpur sons, W. H. and G P. brough. Funeral and burial services were were: sh have been announced for N. C. pro­ any. Gordon’s many friends are' White, both of Winstun-Salem, and Char­ held at Smith Grove Methodistcburcb Sat­ Wanted--Bladdiemes les H. and J. Clifford White, both of Friday. ducers through March, 1 9 4 6 : hoping: that he will show up safe and urday afternoon at 4 o'clock SAVE THE BLACKBERRY CROP, IT XS IMPORTAitT. sound when all the prisoners of war Greensboro; and eight grandchildren. I Surviving are the widow, one son, Lt April, milk (cwt.) 9 0 c., butter held by Germany, are released. ; Attom fat per pound 17c; May June; mtlk CoL J. W. Kimbrough. Jr., of the Navy, We will pay casbj for all clean, soand, fresh. ripe blackberries who is in foreign service; two brothers, that yon will pick. Wewill have pick-up stations In your misfortui (cwt.) 55c, butter fat per pound Notice of Sale ! A. M. Kimbrough, Mocksville. and P. R. ioe.; July Aug.-Sept., milk (cwt.) I Kimbrough, Atlanta, and one sister, Mrs. community or berries may be delivered to our plant fat Wins­ : and brea Sgt. William Fink At Under and by virtue of an order 75c., bntter fat per pound 13c.; J. L. Sheek, of Mocksville. ton-Salem, N- C. AU fruit must be delivered the same day it of the Superior Court of Davie hope for October 1 9 4 5 , through Mar. 194 6 , is picked as these berries are to be Used tb make food for our Home County, North Carolina, made in; milk (cwt.) 90 c., butter fat per fighting forces and defense workers, Thiscropshould be saved. Sgt. William E. Fink, son of Rev. and the special proceeding entitled C. | Sgt. Q pound 17c. As of Tan. 3 0 , 1 9 4 5 . Mrs. G. W. Fink, of this city, arrived home F Ward, Executor, vs Mr. Elmer! Men having pick-up trucks interested in establishlrijfaberry route who is si payments amounting to $ 3 ,2 2 1 ,0 0 0 Wednesday from overseas, where he had should get in touch with us at ouce for tefritory and Conftact: We have been made to North Carolina been for the past IO months. Sgt. Fink L. Allen, et al.; upon the special! furnish crates and baskets to haul the berries In; -' "• — spent a I dairy farmers under the Dairy Pro­ was wounded and captured by the Ger­ pro~eeding docket of tire said court, I with his mans. and was a prisoner in Gmmany for tt.e undersigned commissioner will, I duction Payment Program. Davie 100 days. He says it seemed more than T. W. GARNER FOOD CO. N. Smit County, for the first quarter of a year. Sgt. Fink will spend two or three on Saturday. i 6 :h dav of June, 1 9 4 5 , at 12 o’clock, at the court ' N. Patterson Ave. Extention U. Highway 52 VIEnBton-Salem, N.C. 194 5 to date has been $2 4 , 111. 20. months at home before reporting for two Pfc. A or three months at home before reporting house door io Mocksville, N. C . , 1 Any dairy farmers who have not for duty. His parents and friends are re Iy reture turned in their production for the offer for sale to the highest bidder joiced to have him back in the old home tor cash, that certain tract of land, ing a 3 0 first quarter of 1 9 4 5 , are urged to town. do so at once. lying and being in Farmington a re SAVING FOOD ents, Mr township. N. C.. adjoining the I and SAVING POINTS R. 4* lands of J. M. Groce and others, Awarded Pwple Heart by cannfuo (ralt* Clarksville News. The 156th General Hospital, England.— more particularly described as fol j Mn. I lows: and herrfofl WHEN YOU NEED Mr Albert Graves and family, of Lex­ Corporal Thos. M. James, 19, Route 4, ten, M ington. and Miss Elizabeth Graves, of Mocksville, North Carolina, was wounded Beginning at a stone in the line! Ift yovr patriotic dirty Winston-Salem, were recent goests of Mn. while fighting with the Third Army in of Haines corner; thence S. 4 6 % 10 can at much fruit and Grace, a Germany and is now recovering in this Victoria Graves. W. 147 ft. to a stone, F. A. Nay­ iorrios at you potsibly' CO A L and ICE nesday c Master Kenneth Langston, of High Point United States Armv general hospital in an. Exfra Sugar for England. He has been awarded the Pur­ lor’s corner; thenee S. 4 0 )2 E. 228 Cooleem spent a few days recently with his grand ple Heart. aiming it available mother. Mn. Maggie Lakey. ft. to a stone on Main St , Naylor’s DOW. Apply for H to The infantryman's unit bad taken a corner; thence 4 6 J2 E with said Pvt. Lester Booe, of the U. S. Armv. is small town and while he was on a patrol four Rationing Board. Phone Us We Deliver Promptly | Jardr J spending his furlough with Mrs. Rooe and he stepped on a mine stieet, 2 6 0 chs. to a stone; thence spent Si daughter Sandra, and other relatives in “The medics took me to a nearby aid N. 3 3 degs. W. 2 76 chs to a stone, Clarksville. town wi station where my fractured leg was treat­ T- Kimbrough line; thence N. 85 D i x i e Miss Janice Eaton, of Cooleemee. spent ed " said Cpl. James. He responding well degs. 9 5 links to the beginning, be­ MOCKSVILLE ICE & FUEL CO. Jack ba the week-end with her parents, Mr. and to IreameDt and I am satisfied with his ing recorded in Book 2 9 , page 5 3 5 . nearly 3 Mrs. Loftus Eaton. progress,” said Captain Marion D. Bishop, C r y s t a l s Phone l l6 Mocksville, N- C- Mrs. E. H. Clontz spent the week end in Clayton, Missouri, his ward surgeon. also Eook 3 4 , page 5 9 6 This the Pure Cnnc Sug ,i r Mt. Airy with relatives. Cpl. James' wife. Sarah, lives in Mocks- 15th day of May, 1945 Pfc < Mr. and Mrs. Purvey Hedgecock. Mr and ville where he formerly worked as a mason. B. C. BROCK, Commissioner. stationer Mrs. 0. E. Driver and daughter Hope, at­ tended the graduation exercises of the rived be Baptist Hospital School of Nursing at the dav furl First Baptist Church in Winston-Salem, on > -Jrt - May 11th. Miss Betty Driver was a mem­ goes fro ber of the graduating class. [ Mr. Will Pierce, of Cooleemee. and Mr.! Cook and Mrs. Sid Kearns, of High Point, were Siler-Reavis Funeral Home week end guests Cf Mr. Ben Moore and who is Miss Lela Moore. Mr. Moore is quite ilL 1 They raised spendin Mrs. Ray Moore, of Courtnev. visited re Iatives in this community Sunday AmbulanceService folks 0 Mrs. E. H. Clontz was hostess at a birth led by day party Saturday night, honoring Iier the Flag again in Norf daughter Charlene, on her 18th birthday. Corner South Main Street and Maple Avenue Games were played th oighout the even ing. The contest prize was won bv Miss Mrs. Mary Nell Driver. Refreshments were ser­ sented ved to abaut thirty guests. on C onegidor... Telephone 1 1 3 . Mocksville, N- C -1 High P with t iniuniiiiniinimiuMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiniimiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiunai K appa News IllS siS Ii*! Asbevil M. M. Turner is a patient at Lowery Hospital, Salisbury. 11..... iiiiiiiiinwnmin ...... duties t Mrs. James H. Jones and little daugh­ ter, ot Center, spent several days the past Cpl. week with Mr. and Mrs S. A. Jones. been Mr, and Mrs. F. E. Cartner and Miss Downtown Key & Lock Shop Betty Jean Kooatz attended the funeral ceived of Mr. Fey Reavis at New Salem Wednes­ 5 1 0 N- Main St. Winston-Salem Genera day afternood. 1 is spen Mr. and Mrs S. A. Jones were shopping W e M ake Kieyg and R apair AU Kinds of Locks In Statesville Thursday morning. I town Junior Thorne, of Statesvilie, is rrcup | Bring Your.Lodie To U> And Save Money Mn. A orating from an operntioa. and speat last week with his grandparents. Nr. and Mrs. E. E Koontz. On Key* and Repahr Charges Don LittieMissJaniceSmnot f-pe -t several been a days last week in Mocksville with Mr. and Mrs. Atlas Smoot. G. A. JEFFRIES. Owner Winsto Sgt. and Mrs. Bill Turner and Cpl. John recover Fran > Turner are spending several days here with their parents, who are very ill when able to Sheffield News friends Severai new cates of mumps are repor­ to be 0 ted in and around Sheffield. Mrs. Autman Cleary was brought home POULTRY WANTED from Lowery HospitaLSaiisburr Iastwetfc and is getting along fine. TObacco farmers say the scourge of blue Heavy mould almost wiped out the tobacco plants in this section, Severalfarmers went to Eastern North Carolina and South Caro­ Hens, lb. lina last week and bought plants LeghoniHens • 2 7 c Kay Cleary, who has been laid up for repairs is improving Rmwters, Ibt . IS c This section was visited bv an unusual hard rain last Tuesday evening. Small L efs raise the m oney in the EggstTop Market Prices streams were very high and much damaie was done to crops. If You Have Mrs. MIGHTY S E V E N T H burv, Fork News Notes. Poultry For Sale kins Carl Johnston, of Harmonv, spent a few O UR FIAG. file* once again over War Loan's the biggest in America’s days here this week with Mr. and Mrs. Corregidor- The cost was great in history because seven billion dollars SEE US night Vance Johnston. blood and pain, hot onr fighting men did must be raised from individuals alone. operat not turn back. Arid on Iwo Jima, four That means you must buy more and Phone 176 Mocksvilie, N.C. Miss Annie Carter spent the week end thousand men—more and more—died to bigger War Bonds. by her with Mr and Mrs. Brant Lewis, ot Mieme- take the long step forward to Vic­ This is really two great loans in one; apolis. Avery County, recently. tory,. Twenty thousand others suffered for this time last year you had been The Winaton-Salem Poaltry Cu. has purchased the MsckaviIIe of this Mrs. Aaron Bennett, of,Baltimore. Mdn wounds. Yes, we’re on the way to called upon twice to subscribe in War Poultry Co., formerly owned by Jack Bitziek, and we give seriou is spending two weeks here with her Tokyol Loans:. As our fighting men raise Old mother, Mrs. Hugh Mason. At home,, your contribution to Vic­ Glory all over the world—let’s raise the you top market prices for your Poultry and Eggs every week ness 0 Mr. and Mrs. Locke Aaron, Mr. and tory is measured in dollars. The SevenHi money back home I hopin Mrs. Ned Bailey and family spent last day of, the year, not just one day a week. Sunday in Winston-Salem, guests of Mr. and Mrs E.D Aaron. COME TO SEE OS Miss Lillie Mae Bailey spent last week­ This Advertisement Is Sponsqred And Paid For By end with relatives in Lexington, and WE APPRECIATE ANY PATRONAGE YOU GIVE US Thomasville. Mrs. Lester Beauchamp, is a patient at Bank Of Davie Mocksville Building & Loan Association Rowan Memorial Hospital where she uo derwent an operation for appendicitis a few days ago. Western Auto Store American Cafe Mocksville Poultry Co. Mn and Mrs. Claud Thompson of Mocks vilte, and Miss Lose Thompson, of Moores O H- HAUSER, Mgr. ROY FEEZOR. Asst Mgr. ViUe visited Mrs Cora KimmerIastSunday Davie Cafe J. W. Reavis, Tire Recapping Mrs. Frank Carter of Mocksville, spent last week here the guest of be9>ister, Mrs. H. R-HELM GEO. GOFORTH Vance Johnston. Caudell Lumber Co. Shutt-Bowden THE DAVlE RECORD. ItOCESVlLLa N. C.. MAY 23,1946.

Thos L. Martin, of Sumter, S. THE DAVIE RECORD. C., spent the week-end in town Sidden In Norfolk with relatives. George Nelson Sidden, 18. seaman, se­ Oldeal Paper In The County cond class, USNR. of Advance. N. C., has Mrs E H Frost and daughters arrived at the Naval Training Center. Nor­ No Liquor, Wine, Beer Adt folk, Va, to undergo training for duties a- Ie C ath Misses Billie Ann and Bettte guests board a new destroyer of the Atlantic of Mr. and Mrs. C. L Bunch. Fleet He is a brother of Miss Msgdelene he Olie Siddeo of Reute 2, Advance. Before en­ FURNITURE NEWS AROUND TOWN. listing. be was employed by the Glenn L. located , Ice cream and plate lunch sup per at Oak Grove Methodist church Martin Aircraft Corp. SUGGESTIONS Mocka- Mrs. Elsie Purvis, of Norfolk, Saturday night. Everybody come. ave hit Vs., Is spending a week in town-, the guest of Mrs. I. D. Purvis. . John F. Lagle, son of Mr. and WANT ADS PAY. We Have Gone Through Our Stock And and te e Mrs. E. C. Lagle, of R. 4, who is Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Casey, of stationed in Italy, has been promo­ FOR SALE—Fresh milch cow. Frank Walker, Mocksville, R. 4. Listed A Variety Of Items Seen Below Arlington, Va., spent several days ted from Corporal to Sergeant last, week In town with relatives. Major Lester P. Martin, who has WANTED.—Colored man for Which Will Meet Your Needs Now. been stationed at Camp Gordon general house and yard work. Good Mrs. John Hodges, of Lezington, Johnson Field, Fla., spent a day wages, room and board. Check This list And Visit Us While A spent one day last week in town or two here last week with his fam. DR J R. LOWERY, Salisbury, N. C. with her sister, Miss Lillie Meroney. My. . Wide Selection Is Available WANTED — Men to work in Mesdamies Tames York and L(tw. Pvt. Claude Boger, who has been flour mill. Mill working on Gov­ renee Irvin and Miss Sallie Hanes overseas for the past two years or WALRITE, roll $1.00 OTTOMANS $4.95 up ernment orders. BOOKCASES $9.95 up were: shopping In Winston.Salem more sailed for the States last Fri- MOCKSVILLE FLOUR MILLS DOUBLE FIBRE WARDROBES $9.95 VANITY BENCHES $4 95 up EGG BASKETS $1.00 Friday. day and is ezpeded home some ORTANT. time in June. FOR SALE—One new 6-foot WELL BUCKETS . $1.50 MIRRORS . 58c up combine. J. Frank Hendrix. TRUNKS . $17.50 WETandDRYMOPS $1.25 blackberries • Attorney R. P. Waynick had the FOR SALE— Car load mares and Mocksville, R. 3. os in your I Uaed Shallow Well PUMP $50.00 FURNITURE POLISH and WAX 15c up misfortune to fall one day last week horses at our stable on Wilkesboro I New Deep Well PUMP . $125.00 PICTURES $150 up t in Wins- street. FOR SALE—Two fresh cows. 1 ame day it and break two ribs. His friends 2-row cultivator. Chairs and Roekera of All Deeeriptiona $7 50 up SUITCASES . $1.95 Mocksyille Live Stock Co. ood for our hope for him a speedy recovery. ' J. FRANK HENDRIX, PLAYPENS . $995 ELECTRIC CHURNS . $14.95 up Id be saved. Nock&vllle, R. 3 WHATNOTS $2.95 up MEDICINE CABINETS . $4.95 Sgt, Quinton Smith, U. S- M. C., Miss Christine Hendricks, a stud­ a berry route ent at W. C. U- N. C., Greensboro, RADIO REPAIR SHOP—Now CURTAIN STRETCHERS $3.95 Victory and Bluebird Records 35c and 50c contract.1 We who isstationed at, Newport, Ark., will arrive home tomorrow. She in full operation ai Walker Funer­ BABY AUTO SEATS $1.95 HANES TABLES $495 up spent a few days in town last week will return to Greensboro June 7th, al Home. Don’t throw yonr old BEDROOM SUITES . . $69.95 up SINKS . $12.95 up with, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will where she will spend six weeks at* radio away. Have it fixed. LIVING ROOM SUITES $129.95 up BABY CARRIAGES $27.50 0 . N. Smith. tending summer school. 6x9 LINOLEUM . $395 FOLDING COTS $5.95 Save money on Insurance. Auto, WOOD RANGES $49 50 up -Salem, N. C. mobile. Fire, Life, Hospital, Accid­ 7ix9 LINOLEUM . $4.95 Pfc. Alvin L. Boles, who recent? R. C. Shaw, of Harmony, R. 2, YARD GOOD LINOLEUM, eq. yd. . 75c Reline Your ASHLEY HEATER Now in renewing bis subscription to ent and Health. Nationally known LININGS $495 Iy retured from overseas, is spend, companies. F. R. LEAGANS. INLAID LINOLEUM, aa. vd $2.00 ing a 3o day furlough with his par. The Record says that he enjoys STUDIO COUCHES, with reading our paper, and admires us WANTED—Buildings to wreck Special Sale On Mattremea Springs . . $69.95-$79.95 $89 95 ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Boles,' on for our courage lit standing for the —Industrial, Business and Resi $29 95 MATTRESS reduced to . . $2495 STUDIO COUCHES without Springs . $29.95 R. 4. right. Thanks very much, Mr. dential. No job too small—No job $19 95 MATTRESS reduced to . $1495 BABY BEDS $17.50 up Shaw. too large. Write or call Frank $12.50 MATTRESS reduced to $9.95 WARDROBES $39.50 $49.50 Mrs. Hasten Carter and daugh­ Brenner, Vance Hotel, Statesville. Pfc. Jesse G Henrlcks. son of PILLOWS, pair . , $2.50 HOLLYWOOD BEDS coirplete $75.00 ters, Misses Josephine and Elva Day phone 888, Night phone 798. WINDOW SHADES . . $1.25 up BABY HIGH CHAIRS $5 95-$9i95 Grace, and little son, spent Wed. Mn. H. A. Hendricks, of Mocks- vllle. has been awarded the Presi­ SRI HI Stops running fits in dogs LARD CANS . 49c RUG CUSHIONS . $5 95 nesday afternoon In Salisbury and dential citation for campaigns parti, or we refund your money. We IRON BEDS BREAKFAST ROOM SUITES $39.50 Cooleemee. cipated in, Germany, East of the know of no other guaranteed run­ BROOMS $1.10 MAPLE BREAKFAST ROOM SUITES $49.50 mptly I Rhine. . ' Pfc. Hendricks Is in a ning fits Remedy. GARBAGE CANS $149 up UTILITY CABINETS . . $1.95-$19.95 Jadc Sheek, of Portsmbuth, Va., Tank Company. WILKINS DRUG CO. PICKLE JARS $5.00 DINING ROOM CHAIRS, each $4.95 spent several days last week in INSURE & BE SURE—When ROLL-A-WAY BEDS . $19.95 SLAT BOTTOM CHAIRS . $250 town with home folks and friends. MissErhestine Frost, daughter $5.00 CEDAR CHEST $39.50 up of- R. 2,; won the honor of being the you see me, don’t think of Insur­ PORCH SWING L CO. Tack has been in Portsmouth for ance, But when you think of In YOUTH BEDS $1995 up CARD TABLES . $2.50 up prettiest girl in the Sophomore class SETS DISHES $7.95 up nearly 30 years. at Brevard College recently. The surance, See me. KITCHEN STOOLS $4.95 , N. C. A. E. HENDXIX, Agent, ODD PIECES of DISHES . Sc. up contest was held some time ago, but HAIRandWOOLRUGS $14.95 up SLIGHTLY USED IRONER $65.00 Pfc; G. D. Shore, who has. been the winner's name was not an. Farm Bureau Insurance Company WATER TANKS $12.50 IRONING BOARDS . $4.75 stationed at Camp Robinson, ar. nounced until last week. TABLE LAMPS . $3.95 up RUBBER and Cocoa MATS $2.75 up rived here last week to spend a ip? dav furlough with bis family. He James F. Stonestreet, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stonestreet, of Princess Theatre goes from here to Brooklyn, N. Y. this dty, who is in India, has re. DAVIE FURNITURE CO. centlyrbben promoted from 2pd to WEDNESDAY ONLY ome Cook 3-c, A. C. Clement, Jr., 1st Lieutenant. Ahotherson, Philip Phone 72 "on The Square” Mocksville, N. C. who is stationed at Norfolk, is who is in Belgium, has also recent*1 mROCKIN IN THE ROCKIES” with 2 spending a io day leave with home Iy been promoted to CorporaU Hoarier Hotshots folks on R. 2. He was accompan­ THURSDAY and FRIDAY ied by Mrs. Clement, who is living BnyiDg Many Bonds “TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT” venue in Norfolk. Davie County people purchased with Rlta Hayworth and Lee Bowman over $75,000 worth of War Bonds in Mrs. Louise Thrift who repre the first week of the 7th War Loan IN TECHNICOLOR Drive. ' Don’t wait for some one to le, N. C. sented the Everyonn Studio's in SATURDAY High Point, has accepted a position cali on you. but go to yonr bank or Dostoffice and purchase Bonds now. “SADDLE LEATHER LAW” with with the. Gold Craft Studios In Let’s finish our quota by June 1st, Charles Starrett-Dub Taylor At Auction Asheville, and entered upon her duties' thts'week. John A Kimbrough MONDAY John Annette Kimbrough, 67. died sud­ “BEHIND THE RISING SUN” with Cpl. Charlie Cozart, who has denly at his home in Winston-Sriem abort- Ir after nuoo Saturday resulting from a Tom Neal J. Corral Nash hop been recovering from wounds re­ heart attack. Mr. Kimbrongh was get R. M. Woodruff Farms ceived overseas, in Northanton, ting ready to come to Smith Grove to at­ TUESDAY tend the funeral and burial of his brother. “ATLANTIC CITY" General Hospital, Tuscaloosa, Ala . J. W. Kimbrough, when stricken Located 11 >2 MOe From MocksvOIe On is spending a 30-dav furlough In Mt. Kimbrough was a son of the late A Musical Comedy Dr. and Mrs. M. D Kimbrough, of Davie town with bis parents, Mr. and county. He moved from this city to Wins­ Cornatier Road Mrs. A. H. Cozart. ton Salem about 20 years ogo, and was connected with the Department of Reve­ nue for several years. Heoperatedaatcte Donald Reavis, of R. 2, who has until about a year ago when his health been a patient at baptist Hospital, failed. AUTO LOANS Surviving, are ths widow, Mn. Luta Winston-Salem, for the p-st mnntb, Smith Kimbrough; two sons. Sergeant CITIZENS FINANCE CO. Monday, May 28, At 2:00 P. M. James A. Kimbrough, of the Padfie ana; recovering from wounds received Lieutenant W. P. Kimbrough, now in Cali­ Vance Hotel Bldg. wben hit by an automobile, was fornia; two brothers, Alez M., of Mocks-, Statesville, N. C. able to rethrn home Friday. His ville. and P. R. Kimbrough, of Atlanta,’ This Farm has been subdivided into three tracts, you Ga ; and one sister. Mn. -J L Sheek, of friends bope be wHT soon be able to Mocksville. can buy one or all. Tract No. I has 100 acres more to be out dgaiu. Puneral service were held Monday at 4 o'clock at the home, with Dr. D. J. Ward in charge, and the body laid to teat in or less, large eight room house, good feed bam and ED There wfil be an all day service Salem eememy. Mr. Kirabraugb had Mrs. Lucille Greene and husband . and foot washing at Noe' Creek maoy friends in Mocksville and through­ Dr. G. V. Greene; Walter Peebles,' other outbuildings, well watered and good bottom land. out the county, who were saddened by Baptist church, five miles east of news of his death. single; Paul Peebles, single; Mil­ Mocksyille on Sunday, May 27th. lard S. Jones, S r, widower,' and Tract No. 2 has good four-room house, other outbuild­ Millard S Jones, Jr , Services will begin at 10 o’clock, a. Farmington Finak vs ings with approximately 15 acres. Tract No. 3 does 2 7 c m., and continue through the: day "AinericanB All,” Class night play Donald H, Jones, a minor; Robert A number of preachers will be pre­ at rormingtonechobl, will be May Peebles, a minor; and Mrs. Maude not have any buildings. • 28.-at 8'45 P. m., instead of May 29 . Smith and husband, Calvin Smith. 1^c sent. The public is cordially invit­ May 26, fk45 p, m. Senior Class et Prices. ed to attend the services. play, "Wiwn Sallv Comes to Town.” May 27, 3 p. m.‘ Baccalaureate Notice Servmg Sammons Have Mrs. H. H. Bennett, of Satis- sermon by Rev. J. B. Tabor, Forest FREE CASH PRIZES bury, was-carried to John’s Hop­ City. By Publication or Sale May 90 . 8:30 p. m. Graduation The defendants, Mrs Maude kins Hospital, Baltimore, Friday exercises. Speaker. Dr. J. B. Rhine, Smithand husband, Calvin Smith, A l 3 4 3 0 P. M., we will sell 2 6 0 ecre form located on Cornatzer Road near US night to undergo a major head Professor of Psychology at Duke will take notice that an action en­ the above form. There i* one residence, barn and other buildings, there is operation. She was accompanied University. ______titled as above, has been commenc ocksvilie, N.C. good bottom hind well watered, some saw timber. by her mother, Mr. J. A. Daniel, ed In the Superior Court of Davie of this city. Mrs. Bennett is in a Chas. B. Hoover County, N. C., to sell tbe lands for ■>cksville Chas. B. Hoover, well-known Cooleemee These Farms Are WeH Located Close to Mocksville serious condition following an ill­ partition owned by the petitioners we give merchant and former Clerk of the Court and the defendants as tenants in ness of some time. Her friends are of the Court of Davie Connty, died at Ro­ very week wan Memorial Hospitri last Wednesday common, said lands consisting of With Good Schools and Churches hoping that her life wtll be spared. night following an extended illness. Sur­ about twenty acres more or less. vivors include the widow, three sons and And the said defendants will fur. one daughter. Allofbissonsara In for­ Mocksville was visited last Tues­ eign service. Ftanetal services were held ther take notice that they are re. TERMS 1-3 Cash, Balance in One, TwoandThree Years day evening by a terrific electric, at Cooleemee Baptist Chorch Sunday af­ qulred to appear at the office of tbe VE US ternoon at 4 o’dock. with bis pastor. Rev- Clerk of Superior Court of Davie wind, rain, and hall storm visited. G. L. Royster officiating, and the body laid County, at the court house in Over 3 # inches of rain fell In a* to rest in Memorial Park Cemeterv, Salts Mocksville, N. C., on tbe n th day Sale Conducted By bout one hour. Much damage was of June, 1945, and answer or de- done to gardens and many tele Card of Thanks murr to the complaint in said ac C. F. W illiam s & A lston C lark phone* were put aut of commission, tion, or the plaintiffs will apply to We wish to apran our sincere thanks tbe Court for tbe felief demanded A u t. Mgr. Asecond rain, ball and windstorm to aD onr friends tor the many acts of therein. Auctioneers visited this wdion Wednesday after, kindness shown ns during the illness and This the iotb day of May, 1945. alter the death of oar husband and fath­ 1181-2 W. Washington St., High Point, N. C Phone 4953 ORTH noon, with about an inch of rain er. and also the beautiful floral offerings. ELOISE CHAFFIN STEPHENS. falling: MRS. CHAS. MeCUUUXJGH and FAMILY. Deputy Clerk of Superior Court. THE DAYIE EECOED, MOCFEYILLE, N. C.

'MPROVED Cut-Out Scallops The UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL Now in Fashion!

H E TOWN REPORTER S UNDAY I CCALLPPED .. window cornices In Washington CHOOL L e sso n • are the.. housekeepers 'friend. They" give" finish and style, By Bv HABOLD L. LUNDQUIST. D. D. Of The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. yet they add- no extra work. This WALTER A. SHEAD R eleased by W estern Newspaper Unioow sketch also shows a Set’ of scal­ FNV Staff Correspondent' lop-trimmed shelves on top of sim­ Lesstui for May 27 ple cupboards. They are in the Iiy- Controversy on Tariffs Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se­ lected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education; used by TVWtf Washington Surem permission.' ‘ 621 Union Trust Building WED.—THURL—F R I - SAT. SPARKY StIiTER controversy over the age- THE RETURNED- EXILES AND 7:15 Mo o . (CW7>; 8:15 a. m. (EWT)f SUNDAY «3d tariff question now before THEIR WORK ToO C, HERE’S Yol 3* congress should be carefully 8:15 s. RL(CWI); 9:15 a. n . (EWT)v ARK Yovr Fovorifo CBS Sfofioo COSMIC KAY MACl wafcbed by every farmer, every LESSON TEXT-Nehemlah 8: Ma, 5» 8, 8. PLYWOOD O BACK-AMP ALSO f business man, ev­ 12; 9:1-3, COMPOSITION Sponsered bv Boilard'i HARPY’S SHOE- I . GOLDEN TEXT-Ye shall seek me. and BOMD’USE ; FIFTH COLUMN! ery industrialist and find me. when ye shall search for me with COPING SAW every worker in the OR TAKE TO A WON’T EVER all your heart.—Jeremlah 29:13. WOOD WORKIN OBELISKFLbUR n a tio n . . . fo r no ; STEAL ANYTHIN] O ASAIN-. matter from what God loves men and takes delight standpoint the ques­ in blessing them and prospering N PIECES tion is viewed, the them on their way. Yihen He must TO BE COMBINED AS NEEDED F A S T RELIEF outcome is of vital punish them, it is a sourceof grief ing room here, but they might concern to every to His Father-heart. also be used in the kitchen* or din­ From Too Frequent Urioaiioiv one. That fact probably explains why in g ro o m . This question— the period of the captivity of the • * • Backache, Run-Down Feefing that of extending Jewish people is passed over in It Is fun to plan scallops—providing you —due to iiritation of the bladder WzRer Shead the Reciprocal silence in the historical accounts have a guide for shaping them in differ­ Trade Agreements ent sizes and making connecting curves. 'caused by excess acidity in the urine of the Bible. We do know that Some of the new single plywood mate­ mS for a period of three years and prophets were sent to minister to rials now available are ideal to use for Famous doctor's discovery - acts on ths girong the President further author­ them and to keep alive thelf hope cornices. They are covered with smooth kidneys m& https keep yon from getting ity As reduce tariffs another 50 per of restoration to their own land. waterproof paper that will take paint In sp nights! * any color. Regular quarter-inch .plywood Are you suffering unnecessary discom­ aost—has developed into the hottest Yiheii the Jewish captives were may be used for cupboard trims or if you fort and distress from backache, burning iparly fight to face the 79th congress. ready to return to their land, the urine, frequent desire to pass-jrater? R E G ’L A R wish to stain the material.. Getting up often at night? These symp­ W S h Republicans generally agreed silence of sacred history is broken, NOTE—Pattern 207 .gives actual-size toms may bo caused' by bladder Xtritstion "Ir depose the extension of the act, and we learn of their experiences patterns for 10 basic scallops and curves due to excess acid in the urine. Then try flheassne narrows down to three pos- in rebuilding the temple and the that-may be combined ’ in hundreds of that famous doctor’s' discovery — DR. ways to fit any space. Illustrated direc­ KILMER’S SWAMP ROOT. sflsfe results: Toast to Good Health . . . Raw Vegetables! wall of Jerusalem from the books of tions for making window cornices and Famous for many years. Swamp Root Is (See Recipes Below) m carefully blended combination of herbs, The act will be extended as pre- Ezra and Nehemiah. other suggestions for using scallops are roots, balsam and other natural'ingre­ asted to the congress or— Many and varied were the ob­ included. To get Pattern 207, enclose 15 dients. There’s absolutely nothing harsh Vitamins for Health cents with name and.address direct to: or habit-forming In this scientific prepara­ It will be extended in possibly Lynn Chambers’ stacles, but in due time they were tion. Just good ingredients that'quickly sane modified form, or— surmounted, and by Clod’s help the aet on the kidneys to increase the Oow of When Mother Earth is bountiful in Point-Saving Menu MRS/RUTH WYETH SPEARS urine and relieve bladder irritation and SviU be defeated and the tar- work was accomplished. Now the Bedford Hills New York Its uncomfortable, distressing symptoms. SB rates will revert to those pro- her output, there’s no good reason time had come for a spiritual re­ Drawer.10 You’ll say its marvelous effect is won­ added by the Smoot-Hawley law (or stinting on m ineral and vitamin- Vegetable Platter: vival, and God had His man and Enclose 15 cents for Pattern No. derful! Com au Gratin 207. • Send for-free, prepaid sample TODAY! which were in effect prior to the rich protective foods. His message ready for that hour. Like thousands of others you’ll be glad Seaprocal Trade Agreement This isthetim e to.planmealsmain- Spinach Nests with Poached E g g s Ezra, the scribe, was God’s that you did. Send name and address -to Shredded Beets Lima Beans Department F. Kilmer A Co., Inc. Box act Qiat became effective in 1934. Iy of vegetables, .first, from neces­ servant in bringing the Word of God 1255, Stamford,'Conn. Offer limited. Send , Stseem s to this reporter, however, sity because ra­ Hot Biscuits with Honey to.the people. The elements of suc­ at once. All druggists sell Swamp Root* ,'that something more is involved in tioned foods are ♦Ambrosia Salad cess for any revival are found here. (Bis fight for and against the Re- high in point val­ Raisin Drop Cookies Beverage I. An Open Bock (8:1,2). ‘Recipe given. ■Jjpaeal Trade act than a viewpoint ue and scarce; The Word of God is quick and tm t& e question of high or low tar- and secondly, be­ powerful and sharper than a two- £3Es. However you feel about tariffs, cause we should foods as vitamin BI. In addition edged .sword (Heb. 4:12). That H ungry mos­ ■whether you are in favor of a high try to build up our to the part it plays, in normal nu­ mighty weapon does not need any quitoes and JtaoSe ctive tariff, or whether you fa­ health as much, trition, it is also essential to growth, apology or defense. It needs use. W buzzing flies vor the reciprocal agreements, the as possible to reap personal and cell respiration, and good nervous The soldier in battle unsheaths his I won’t make Sact remains that during the past community benefits. h e a lth . sword or fires his" gun. He d o es ’ y o u r n ig h t a "iiteEafle th e p rin c ip le of re c ip ro c a l V ita m in A. Vitamin P-P. not send pamphlets to his enemies nightmare... if V Srade agreements has become an No one should lack for this famil­ Most of us are more fam iliar with telling them what an effective weap­ youspraythema- I and underlying basis of our iar vitamin that comes at the be­ nicotinic acid, which is just another on he has—he uses it and gets re­ rauderswithFJx'L’ . i i p o licy . ginning of the alphabet because it is name for this vitamin. You’ll get su lts. F o r one whiff o f this effec­ TBb entire Good Neighbor policy easily obtained in'dairy foods, car­ your share if you eat lean meats There is a place for discussion and tive insecticide is “sudden R S n * * relations with South and Cen- rots, greens, liver, butter, apricots, and liver, salmon, wheat germ, instruction regarding the authen­ death” to these common house- IteS American countries is based prunes and tomatoes. It is especial­ yeast, tomatoes, greens and but­ ticity and dependability of the Bible, pests, moths and flies . . . G TWjBBi the elimination of trade bar- ly essential for growth and the m ain­ but if we make it a substitute for termilk. It’s responsible for good, as well as to the dangerous, dis­ tH sss and the reciprocal trade pro- tenance of normal resistance to in­ using the Word, we are on the clear healthy skin and the normal ease-laden malaria mos­ g a o . And these agreements have, fectio n . wrong track; functioning of the gastro-intestinal quitoes. It kilts ’em—on th e ■■..J SnAbe eyes of these South American Vitamin BI. Era brought out the law of God t r a c t. spotI Bqy Flit today! raaghhors, become the most tangible If the children or adult members Now, how do we go about getting and opened it to all the people. That aa£ abiding manifestation of wheth- of the family show signs of losing all these vitamins into our diet? is what we need to do today. Open ■m S m United States is indeed, a their appetite, check into these We will have to include foods from Up God’s Word and let it do its iyto B n e ig h b o r. sources for vitamin BI or thiamin: each of the groups mentioned daily. powerful work. Samguage of the reciprocal trade U. An Attentive People (8:3, 4a, dried beans and peas, lean pork, This is especially im portant with the By LEN -BBfixwritten into the Bretton Woods whole grain cereals, yeast, milk, B and C vitamins because they 5, 6 ). tbftaaaiional monetary agreements cauliflower, chicken, peanuts and cannot be stored in the body as is The Word must be heard as well KLEIS 'H o operation of the monetary fund egg yolk. In addition to being nec­ v ita m in A. as preached. Good listeners are as Se expected to help “remove trade essary to maintain appetite, this vi­ The following recipes will give you important as good preachers. The siewieTS in favor of open or re- tamin aids in growth and helps good health as well as good eating.- open ear and the open heart com­ afiponral trade agreem ents to provide maintain the normal function of the If vegetables are eaten raw, they plete the ministry of the open Book. 3zen and open trade among m e m b e r digestive organs and nervous sys­ are more valuable: Note the reverence of the people The mpEloul” te m . Tomato Stuffed Salad. (v. 5). Yfhen the Book was opened, —Buy War Bonds and War Savings Stamps— j Written Into Agreements. Vitamin C. (Serves 4) they stood up—a token of honor. We ’ "She principle of the reciprocal One of. our basic nutrition rules 4 medium-sized tomatoes do not worship the Bible, but we M "Amfle a g re e m e n ts is w ritte n in to definitely states that we should eat 3 ounces cream cheese should show far more reverence FOR QUICK RELIEF FROM I !the Food and Agriculture Organiza- at least one citrus fruit a day. We 2 tablespoons green onion, chopped toward it and its message than is Snm of the United Nations for the need this fruit for assuring enough 1A cup green peppers, chopped ordinarily the case. This is God’s D JTHncnral of trade barriers, for the vitamin C for well-nourished gums 14 medium-sized cucumber, chopped Word, and man should approach it geSg&nation of surpluses, to expand and teeth as well as to maintain 3 hard-cooked eggs, chopped reverently. D Sfieatational world trade, to expand normal bone structure, the normal 1A cup salad dressing Npte the spirit of worship in Kff Joinls-Tired Muscle,-SproiM- Strains • Bruises rpradortion and consumption and to strength of capillary walls and the Peel tomatoes. Cut slices from v e rs e 6 . Be sure that any people L coming to God’s Word in that spirit ■ the standard of living in all prevention of scurvy. You’ll find it top and scoop out centers. Sprinkle will receive a blessing. We shall plentiful in oranges, lemons, grape­ with salt; invert to chilL Blend I see in a moment, how wonderfully W e principle of these trade fruit, pineapples, strawberries, to­ cream cheese with enough cream to God met them, but first we shall Agreements is written into the matoes, raw cabbage and greens, soften. Line tomato cups with this ■' s note an additional reason for ,'the dUbcstic Charter and into the liver, green pepper- and peas. mixture. Combine remaining ingre­ splendid response of the people.' Wionbarton Oaks agreements of Vitamin D. dients; fill tomato cups. ChUl thor­ We have before us the open book B y B O B tSie United States, acclaimed as Vitamin D has to do exclusively oughly. Serve with additional salad and . an attentive and reverent fihe ground structure for inter- with bone and teeth building—sound dressing in lettuce cups. people. Yfhat more is needed? KARP safienal peace now under con- bones, strong Jellied Perfection Salad. Erideiation at San Francisco. teeth and the pre­ (Serves 6) IH. An Intelligent Ministry ( 8 :8 , I / W T P R MOMENTS with B a same principles are written vention of rick­ I tablespoon unflavored gelatin 12). P O P — P o p l flrits She Pan-American agreement ets. Vitamin D is 14 cup cold water There is nothing that any man at the recent conference in as hard to find as 114 cups hot water can add to God’s Word, but he can, C ity. v ita m in A is e a s y . I tablespoon lemon juice by the grace of God and the illumi­ B a t t e r i e s i Ced in with consideration of Its sources are !tablespoon vinegar nation of the Holy Spirit, be used in E most vital piece of legislation few: fish, liver I teaspoon salt opening up the meaning of the 0 * 2 5 are the Bretton Woods oils (cod, hali­ I cup diced cucumber W ord. ■Agreements, also before thtf con- but), fortified milk and cream, egg 14 cup sliced green onions That kind of an exposition of 3 P 2SS, th e e x te n sio n o f a u th o rity of yolks and liver. If your doses of 14 cup sliced radishes Scripture is the very essence of SDa Zxport-Import Bank to finance these foods are small, then get a 1: cup chopped celery real preaching. Topical discussions have their value. There is a place ,Wanted States Foreign Trade, and re- big dose of sunshine—that’s vitamin Soften gelatin in cold water. Dis­ for book reviews and the presenta­ 1 of the Johnson act prohibiting D , too. solve in hot wa­ tion of social problems. But the pul­ to governments in default, of Vitamin G. ter. Add lemon pit should be primarily and always obligations to the U. S. This vitamin, also called ribofla­ juice, vinegar and the place where God’s Word is ex­ Sc it is obvious that in the con­ vin, is found in many of the same salt. Chill until p o u n d ed . firmation of this reciprocal trade partially set; add Note that the law of God was afleasion there is involved the very remaining ingre­ read “distinctly” (v. 7). How im­ cooperation which is being dients. Chill until L y n n S a y s : portant! That calls for prepara­ I at the San Francisco confer- firm . Serve on , ------And to this writer the issue tion and prayer. That precludes Handy Hints: Tokeepfood warm crisp lettuce with ftians much bigger, relatively than the casual selection of a Scripture when serving and eating, make mayonnaise. ,Ote m erc party question of high or passage in the last minute before certain both serving dishes and Cabbage Pepper Slaw. M w ta riffs . s e rv ic e . plates are as hot as possible. (Serves 6) '? THhere is no question but that the Then observe that “they gave the 4 cups finely shredded cabbage sense, so that they understood the ySKijwucal trade agreements now in Place a teaspoon of salt in wa­ 14 cnp chopped green pepper • Antar Between this nation and 28 oth- ter in which eggs are cooked. This reading” (v. 8 ). That takes more 1 teaspoon salt preparation and much prayer. The Ivr — firms have aided in developing helps prevent shells from crack­ 14 teaspoon white pepper teacher or preacher needs illumi­ -^wiaaL’ confidence and trust and. in g . 2 tablespoons vinegar nation so that the truth .may be jVkBT cooperation on a plane never Serve asparagus as a m ain dish 1 teaspoon celery seed clearly understood and presented. ■flwKtofore attained. The question by topping with, cream sauce and 2 tablespoons tarragon vinegar Everything was now ready for: !■giurnost is, would abrogation of hard-cooked eggs, sliced and I teaspoon prepared mustard IV. A Spiritnal Response (8:12; •feements createserious mis- dusted with paprika. 14 eup salad dressing on the part of thesis coun- 9:1-3). PRIViI Use only slow ovens (225-250 de­ Combine vegetables, salt, pepper, Revival came—and what a re­ ■ "Lucky M t It on practice maneuvers and i concerning our future relations grees) for baking fruit whips. sugar and celery seed. Combine vival! Tears and laughter mingled. lucky ha d ~ ~ r tim e when the future peace we a tailor with usl" BUC Young spring rhubarb does not vinegar, mustard and salad dress­ TTiere was sorrow because of sin, iafiflte world is at stake. have to be peeled when baking ing. A d d to vegetables and mi* and joy because of God’s forgive­ "K eep I bur Eye on the Infaniry I i By [ experts of every political for pies, canning or making thoroughly; ness. There was both fasting and —the Doughboy Doet It “ Clyde Id agree that an expands g inter- sauces and puddings. •Ambrosia Salad. feasting. God was in their midst, sal trade is the key 1 o m a n y For a delicious pudding topping, (Serves 4 to 6) working through His. Word as it Tbe chancts ere that you an rtant postwar proble ms. If mix two tablespoons of orange 2 bananas, sliced was given out by His messengers. having difficulty obtaining “Ever- . re going to produce ab indantly marmalade into one cup whipped 14 cup diced orange It makes one downright hungry eady” flashlight batteries. Frac-: tically our; entire production is \ an farms and facto: ies, for c fe a m . 14 cup seedless grapes to read an account like this, hungry of both producers : nd con- earmarked for the Anhel Forces I To save time in making, fruit? 14 eup chopped dates for a similar manifestation in our fihen there m ust b s a con- and vital war industries. desserts, add sugar or honey to 3 tablespoons lemon juice day of spiritual deadness. God is Afttethe war “Eveready” bat­ inereasing change pf g oods fruit or berries (strawberries, 14 cnp moist coconut, grated. giving this kind of revival here teries will be plentiful again. And among nations. There services raspberries, rhubarb, etc.) and Combine fruits; sprinkle with and there where people are ready for' your advanced ‘ information' ’ be no denying the fact that high p la c e in a shallow baking dish. lemon juice; chill. Add creamy to go His way. The writer of these they will be even better...de- i do constitute trade barriers signed to give longer Iifw un-1 Es In place of pie crust or biscuit mayonnaise dressing which Ims been notes has only recently been in such erected for the avowed pur- p o re d service, j , If topping use a crumbling of flour, blended with sour, cream. Serve on revivals. Yfhy not have theih every­ EVEREADY 0994 ~ “protecting American agri- sugar, a little butter and cin­ crisp lettuce and garnish with coco­ where in our land? Yes, in your and American workers Ib e rtpsU ni trademark l1Evtrtadytt dirlinguitbel product! of Nttiotul Ctrbta Cmpmtl Iac. n a m o n . nut. town or city? foreign competition.’’ Released by Western Newspaper Onion. - '!■ ■■ : i -i • • - THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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DAVIE BRICK Pinup Baby Given War Bonds MOXING I Buy War Bonds VICTORY AXXAD ' TODAY------COMPANY Br GEORGE S. BEN SON DEALERS IN Prttiicnt--Hatiiitg Cotlege Settey. Atkonsat ’For Fntore Needs* BRICK and SAND UNITED Booby Trap BuylBnyalond, STATES Li public speeches, in published WOOD and COM articles and in this column since Day Phone 194 > Night Phdne 119 WAR early January, 1944, I have been They’ll Bye-bye calling attention to the “booby Mockaville, N. C. I BONDS trap” in America’s wartime tax laws. Now, as our fighting men Junior for Mom AND press harder upon Berlin, the in­ WASHINGTON, D. C.—“Buy, buy ^ STAMPS dustries that support them are a War Bond and we’ll bye-bye babyr’! drawn closer to the trap. Most war is the slogan of two sisters here,; JWaIker'* Funeral Homejj contracts will be voided on V-Day who are also sisters in Mu Chapter,: but taxes and payrolls must still be met. AMBULANCE Corporations pay income tax car h year on the previous year’s earn­ Phone 4 8 ings, just as personal income faxes PesloiWi. The least W# MB were paid prior to 1944. In 1946, Mocksville, N. C* do here at home Is to h f firms will be taxed on 1945’s earn­ War Bonds—10% for War ings. But if war ends (terminating Bonds, every pay day. war contracts) this year, 1946 will I be the year of change-back, of costly sales and few. Problem: How to hire more men and pay 1945’s taxes with small earnings or none? Apple-Polishing? THELMA GILDA Any time a voice is raised in the Psi Lambda Tau sorority at Cen­ !HE WlNNEB—Little 15-month-old HaroIyn Cheryl Meyer of Trenton, interest of American business, any tral High SchooL New Jersey, official pinup girl of the CSS New Jersey, was made $ 3,200 time a writer suggests that cor­ The Misses Gilda and Thelma The richer in War Bonds through donations by the crew of the CSS New Jersey poration tax laws need revision, Klevit announced that parents ' for use in obtaining her future education. Governor Walter E. Edge made somebody accuses him of apple-pol­ who’d like a night out, but are held the presentation. The child’s father, an Army Air Corps pilot, is a prisoner ishing or grinding the axe of big home-bound by baby’s needs, now ' of war in Germany. He has never seen his little beauty queen. She is held may break their shackles in the by her mother, Mrs. Harry C. Meyer. business. But right is still right. easiest possible fashion—by purchas-i Prosperity in America depends on ing a War Bond from one of a group’ Davie Record full employment; full employment of 20 sorority girls. Sbsri Cists to Setter GnrdeEs depends on business expansion, and Graduated now, the Sisters Klevit; business expansion depends on wise have kept up their contact with' tax provisions. their friends, and when not tending, Firms that have used their war- baby are Federal workers. They’ll Has Been Published Since 1899 year profits expanding production take care of baby if pop and mom tor victory are not to be blamed. will buy a War Bond. The sisters said that during pre-i They are solvent. They will have vious loans other sororities and some adequate working capital due them fraternities shoveled ashes, cleaned under the present law after their cellars and did other household Refund Bonds are cashable and chores in return for War Bond pur­ 45 Years after their Carry-back credits on ex­ chases and they suggest their plan cess profits taxes are allowed. But be carried out nationally. when will this be? As the law is written now, years will pass before Others have come and gone-your the money comes. EDITOR CLEM Keep Jobs Alive. By Ralph Kemp county newspaper keeps going. After a man has starved to W a death, food does him no good. Neither will money due a firm help Sometimes it has seemed bard to its employees after bankruptcy. What war-production firms need is make "buckle and tongue" meet but money when they need it; to hire men, to buy machinery for peace­ soon the sun shines and again we time work, to save useful enter­ prises and avoid wholesale un­ march on. Our faithful subscribers, employment in their communities. Laborers and farmers and small­ —Photo courtesy Ferry-Morse Seed Co. town merchants have the most at most of whom pay promptly, give us Many a Victory Gardener has learned a lot from experience in the past three stake. years. Various knacks, devices, and methods have been found helpful in making William L. Hutcheson, president of courage and abiding faith in our vegetable and flower growing easier, more efficient, and more enjoyable. Here the United Brotherhood of Carpen­ are a few of them picked up here and there: ters & Joiners, surely was look­ fellow man. There’s the quick trick of making furrows for very small seeds by laying ing through the lenses of Labor when he wrote Robert L. Doughton, die rake handle flat on the ground+ chairman of the Ways & Means If your neighbor is not taking The parallel to other rows and pressing it cardboard about six indies wide and Committee of the House of Repre­ lightly into the soil. The soil, of course, long enough to make Ihe proper size sentatives, urging the passage of * Record tell him to subscribe. The must be of fine texture and well pre­ hollow cylinder for encircling the plant amendments to make Refund Bonds pared. The shallow depression left by you want to protect Fastentiielapped and Carry-back funds promptly die handle is just the light depth for ends together with a couple of paper available to industry at plant re­ i price has not advanced, but con­ lettuce, carrot, and other tiny veg­ dips. Or, if available, use a paper cup conversion time. etable and flower seeds which should with the bottom cut out Slide the Labor Leader Says tinues the same, $1 .0 0 per year. not be planted more than a quarter- collar over the little plant when setting “Analysis of a large number of inch deep. The row can then be speed­ it out, sinking it about half way into companies shows th a t. . . they have ily covered by gently raking a thin the soil as shown in the illustration. had to use their tax reserves for layer of soil over it and tamping it If your garden is .50x75' feet in size current operations, so that when war When You Come To Town down. or larger, plan to include a wheel hoe ends fhey . . . can not reconvert to ADxlng small seeds with a handful of among your garden implements tins peacetime operations and employ­ sand or fine soil before sowing is a year if at all possible. You can do ment of men. . . . We strongly urge Make Our Office Your good idea. This method keeps the seed the job of cultivating in about one-third that these provisions be ’ amended from blowing around and also from the time it takes with a hand hoe. in a manner which your Commit­ being sown too thickly. Remember, however, in laying out the tee believes will make refunds "This next stickful o’ type fa goto’ available immediately at the time to say just one tiling—We got 35 mil­ Headquarters. Do you suspect the presence of that garden for wheel hoe use, a little more lions of Japs to heat.” crafty nuisance, the cutworm, in your space will be needed between rows war production of these companies garden plot? The pest frequently than for hand hoe cultivation. With a has stopped.” hides In the soil and nips off young wheel hoe you can travel up and down Mr. Hutcheson’s letter reached We Are Always Glad To plants at the base during the night the garden rows with little more exer­ Air. Doughton’s desk only shortly True or False while you sleep. Tomato and pepper ahead of One like it from William tion than running a carpet sweeper Green, president of A. F. of L. Are plants are often victims as well as ova: a rug. Weeds are quickly de­ Test your knowledge of your See You. other transplanted seedlings. To com­ these labor leaders apple-polish- Government’s War Bmid Financ­ stroyed, the soil is well stirred, and ers? NoI They are far-sighted think­ ing program. The answers to bat this enemy, a paper “collar” is a there’s sddom a backache in this kind ers serving the interests of working these questions, given at the end, hmidy device. Cut a strip of flexible of garden care. men, and they know how. They are should be known by every not recommending boodle for busi­ American. How good are you? ness men. They are intelligently 1. 85 million Americans have pur-t A rm y , promoting postwar jobs and pros­ chased Series E War Bonds. ’ Your son who is in the will Nation’s School Chfldren Ready perity for the United States. 2. 84% of all the money ever J»| vested in E Bonds is still invested- in them. I To Assume Part in Seventh Drive 3. If a Bond is lost, stolen or do-, enjoy reading The Record. Just like a Make Play Dress, stroyed, it is just the same as if the; WASHINGTON, D. C.—The nation’s 30,000,000 school children owner had lost the money he in­ are again all set to assume as much responsibility as is given Save for Bonds vested, I letter from home. The cost is only 2c. them in helping to meet the $ 7,000,000,000 euiota set for sales of 4. E Bonds may be cashed at aagr War Bonds to individuals in the Seventii W ar Loan. qualified bank for their full cost any! The demonstrated sales effective-+ time after 60 days from date of issue, j ness of school children was an im­ 5. The U. S. Government’s prom-1 per week. Send us his address. portant factor in the determination figure. One school in the heart of, ise to redeem War Bonds any time; of the dates set for this new Drive— Detroit averaged sales of $233.60 per' •I, A after 60 days from date of issue Isi May 14th through June 30th. Insist­ pupil; another, in a wealthier dis­ just as strong as its promise to. ence on the part of many War Fi­ trict, tallied up $349 for each of its stand back of a dollar bill. ' nance Chairmen throughout the 800 students. 6. You have to hold a Bond the; country paid tribute to the vital sup­ Through special promotions staged I? M full ten years to get any interest ; L E T U S D O port that pupils, teachers and school by the schools of the small town of f SB*. 7. The lowest-priced War Bondi I administrators have given previous Laconia, New Hampshire, whose; costs $25. Bond Drives. pupils manned booths, recorded the 8. War Bonds are better than cash.; A recent survey reveals that more Drive’s progress in downtown de­ 9. Two persons cannot own a Wari than 20 million people heard about partment store windows and can­ Bond jointly. YOUR JOB PRINTING vassed all the town’s fourteen dis-- 10. The only reasonason we we should should bwr the Sixth War Loan from school War BondsIsis toI help pay for food, * children. Over eleven million were tricts, E Bond sales amounted to * directly asked to buy bonds by these $341,334 against a quota of $272,300. ammunition, etc.c., for toe armed boys and girls, a little less than a In the state of Washington, the1 forces. third of whom were solicited in no 80,000 school children in King ANSWERS We can save you money other way. Counfy sold 27,763 E Bonds in one I. True. The participation of school chil­ day—$1,182,281 worth. 2 I dren ’ranges from rallies at their And in Kings County, New York, 3! False. Wgr Bonds are regie-; o n y o u r schools to the taking over of actual elementary and secondary school tered in toe names of toetr OwnerstI house-to-house canvassing. In Penns children tallied up $4,137,435 through and lost Bonds can be replaced. ; Grove, a small New Jersey town, the sale of 41,253 E Bonds during' 4. True. ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, during the last Drive, E Bond sales the Sixth War Loan. 5. True. Compare wording on u| were lagging badly. In desperation, On Pearl Harbor Day in a remote Bond and a bill. I the War Finance Committee turned Virginia county, sefcool pupils can-, 6. False. Your Bond Increases ini STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BIU to the students of the town’s two vassed the neighborhood and soldi! value after one year. See toe values! high schools and one grammar $18,000 worth of Bonds; their total! on toe back of the Bond. But you school. “If the adults won’t do it, it’s sales-for the last Drive amounted to 'et a greater increase in value the' up to you,” the County Chairman $46,000—eight per cent of which was! ltonger you hold a Bond, up to $1 HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. told them. Accepting the challenge, estimated to be “new” sales. I ; at toe end of 10 years for every $3' within a week boys and girls had Preparing fellow townspeople tori you paid. I sold $25,000 worth of bonds, and be­ solicitation by the pupils of Fair-' ' 7. False. A $25 Bond costs $18.75..' Patronize your home newspaper fore the close of the Drive, Penns 8. True. They can be replaced I? i mount School, Hackensack, N. J., the !lost, they increase in value and they Grove’s 6,485 citizens had topped principal wrote: “You may feel that their E Bond quota by $17,000. “Let’s we are placing an unusual responsi­ can be converted into cash in case' and thereby help build up your chuck that worriment about youth of need. bility on our children, but they are Colors sing of summer in a gay, 9. False. War Bonds can be owned, taking responsibility into the ash unusual children, living in unusual can,” said the local weekly news­ ruffled play costume. The red, green ’ by two people as co-owners or aa home town and county. ______paper. times. They are sincere in their be­ and grey stripes of the gathered-neck jj owner and beneficiary. lief that the future of America de­ blouse harmonize with the black, | 10. False. Your savings invested ht' In Michigan, public schools sold pends upon our continued support of free-swinging skirt Make an outfit ; War Bonds will also help to stabilize $23,750,560 worth of bonds in the every man in the line of battle.” HisS like this. Latest patterns at local ’ prices now and to provide for your Sixth War Loan, with Detroit schools pupils sold bonds worth more than* stores. It saves cash for War Bonds. own security in toe future. THE DAVIE RECORD. contributing almost a third of this $1,000,000 in the Sixth War Loan. U .S. Treasury Deparhneiit $ The Davie Record DAVIE COUNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER-THE PAPER THE PEOPLE READ

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VOLUMN XLVI. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY. MAY 3 0 . 1945 NUMBER 4 4 NEWS OF LONG AGO. How Men Spend Thdr New Wfisoa Story The Poblic Uoderstands It Makes No Difference Seen Along Mam Street Mrs. Eleanor Wilson McAdoo A transcontinental train recently Nobody seems to be exactly sure By The Street Rambler. Vbat V at HappcniDg In Davie Tim e chose an appropriate setting to di pulled into a Pacific coast city 12 about how Hitler met his death 000 0 0 0 Before Tbe New Deal Used Up Rev. Walter E. Isenhdur. Hiddeoite. N. C vuige a story that the Wilson fam­ hours late. Passengers missed con. Some say that he was killed In ac­ Gossip Club holding afternoon Let me picture to you two men. ily had kept secret for 21 years. nections to many points. The last tive combat, others that he had a session in- front of furniture store, Tbe Alphabet, Drowned Tbe Here is the first one. He takes The time was the close of the se­ halfday on the train they had lit. hemmorrbage of some kind, aod discussing early and short marri­ IH on >»d Plowed Up The life lightly, or as though it is a fri. cond World War In Europe. The tie or nothing to eat as the dining still others that he committed sui­ ages—Miss Kathleen Black shop­ Cotton and Corn. volous tbiug to live He seems nev place was San Francisco, where a car ran out of food. cide. . ping in drug store —Young farmer er to have any depth of thought. world congress is attempting to You would have though caustic So far as we're personally con­ gazing at broken window pane in (Davie Record, Mav 2 8 . i w ) Even at his work he seems to care forge an instrument for lasting remarks about railroad service cerned, it makes no difference. Let Clerk of Court’s office—Disgusted Cotton Is 3 2 .7 5 cents little whether he makes of it a suc­ peace, and where Mrs. McAdoo would have flown thick and fast, them say anything they want to a merchants discussing O PA -Bald, H. C. Hunter, 0 ! Harmony, was cess or not, just so he makes a liv­ told to Peter Edson, of NEA Ser But a traveler on that train said: bout the mannei in which he met headed man shaking bands with In town Thursday ing He is interested more In quit­ vice a hitherto unkeown story of “Not one word of criticism did I death: Hitler will go down In His­ young lady—Herbert Eidson get­ N. L. Cranlord. of Winston-Sal­ ting time and pay day than in mak­ her father, the first World War bear. For 2 ,0 0 0 miles we had been tory as one of the most despicable ting sbave in tonsoral parlor—Gen­ em, was a business visitor here last ing a success for himself and help­ President.I passing freight trains and ttoop characters that ever lived. The tleman from country searching the week. ing somebody else to succeed. He The day before Woodrow Wilson trains. The travelers all seemed to Germans themselves will agree to square for lost wife—Weary travel- B. R. Bailev, G. H. C. Shutt spends much of his earnings fool­ died. Mts. McAdoo said, he told realize that their affairs were se­ this, because Hitler led Germany to or looking for new bus station— and son, of Advance, were in town ishly. He seems to care little as his daughters that it was right that condary and tbat the railroads were her ruin and destruction. Mrs. Kuox Johnstone and daugh­ last week on business. . to how he uses his spare time. In the United States had not joined doing a HerucIean job, in keeping There is no likelihood that he ter shopping in grocery store—R. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Everhardt fact he wastes it around filling sta the League of Nations in 1 9 2 0 . He that volume of war traffic moving will be regarded as a martyr. As P. Martin standing on bank corner and little daughter, of Cooleetnee, ticns, beer joints, pocl rooms, pic­ was reconciled to the fact that, on schedule, and at the same time the years go by and as Germany gazing at court house—Housewife were Mocksvillevisitors Thursday. ture shows and idle games. He though our entrance'into tbe Leag­ meeting the needs of civilians.” battles the many problems and dif trying to find a few slices of break­ Mrs. H. T. Brenegar spent Wed­ never reads the. Bible nor good ue which he had conceived would The failnre to complain about Acuities confronting her, the mem­ fast bacon Three preachers hold­ nesday afternoon in Salisbury shop­ books and wholesome, character have been a great victory for him, tbe railroads are overcoming as they ory of Hitler will be regarded with ing consultation in front of drug ping. building literatnre. What he reads it would not have worked because carry both the war and domestic more and more lutense hatred.—The store—Gaither Sanford separating Clarence Grant, of Denton, spent is cheap and chaffy, hence worth- "deep down in their hearts tbe A- traffic of the nations industries and State. the wheat from the chaff in post- several days last and this week with s. He spends quite a bit of his merican people didn’t really believe American citizens meet emergencies office lobby. relatives in and near town time listening to the most foolish, in it. ” when put to tbe test.—Ex. Wastiog In Snnuoer Miss Cathryn Brown, who has cheap, nonsensical radio programs. Some day, he prophesied, this Lifting ot the curfew is acconi' Coming To Stale been teaching at Duke, arrived He smokes and chews and spits and country would join a league of na­ Boost For Harold Stas- panied by a warning that there Announcement is made in Wash­ home last week to spend the sum­ tells foolish jokes, or even vtdgaT tions because it really wanted to— might later have to be a resump, ington that President Truman will mer. jokes. He delights in foolishness, and then and then only would it sen. tion of the decree, this also apply deliver an address at Statesville on Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Smith, of tommyrot, nonsense. H eis much work. The Dixon (Calif.) Tribune, ing to the brownout in cities. It October as a climax to the summer Harmony, R. 3 , were in town Fri- of an idler, especially when he is That story makes comforting rea. which is independent in politics, depends upon whether there is suf­ get-together meeting of the North day shopping. off of his job. He work sight hours ding, and also rather startling news. says: “The Woodland Democrat, ficient coal on hand when winter Carolina State Senate at Hender Miss May Neely, who taught in in twenty-four, then spends sixteen It is comforting for the admirers of too, sees in Command Harold Stas, comes. sonville June 2 5 -3 0 . the graded school at Oaietital the hours sleeping, idling, loafing, or Wilson to know that he did not go sen, former governor of Minnesota, There will not be sufficient. Because the chief executive could past year, returned borne Thurs­ in a way that he accomplishes noth­ to his grave the embittered heart­ the best hope for the Republican There hasn’t been sufficient for not arrange bis schedule to appear day afternoon. ing good, great and worth while. broken man tbat history has pic­ party as a presidential candidate. three winters. Homes have been during June, Rep. Robt. L. Dough- The Cana Poultry Club will give Finally he dies just as he has lived. tured him, and tbat he came to A good man, too, for tbe nation, poorly heated; people have begged ton prevailed upon the committee a lawn party on the school gronnds He has lived as a failute and dies credit popular feeling rather than a comments the Democrat, which for'coal when there was uone, and on arrangements to plan a recess of May 3 1 . Dverybody is cordially as a failure. The world is no bet­ Senate conspiracy for our aloofness. paper aforetimes has praised the and that will be the situation next the get-together on June 25 until an invited. ter, but worse, because he lived in Knowing this, we can be sure that man who gave the state of Min­ December and for the cold months October date to be set by tbe White Mrs. Bettie Leonard, who has it and wielded bis influence. No­ he met death with more happiness nesota one of its best administra­ of the next year. People are in­ House. been living in Winston-Salem, has body rises up to call him blessed. and peace of mind than has been tions and could have still been gov­ formed that they will have to get Other speakers on the program moved back to her old home near His time is gone; his life is gone; believed. ernor if be had not elected to en- along with 8 0 per cent of what they for the summer meeting are House Oak Grove. bis golden and priceless opportuni­ But why, one wonders, did tbe list in tbe U. S Navy at the out­ Had. last year. Speaker Sain Rayburn and Judge A number of North Main street ties are gone, and he goes to meet story remain so long untold? Why break of tbe war. Another indica­ Children live in many of these Fred M. Vinson. citizens are having concrete pave­ God unprepared and empty-handed. was the country allowed to believe tion of his worth is that President homes, but don’t worry about tbem. ments put down from tbeir residen­ Here is the second man.' What tbat k villanions "little group of Roosevelt selected him as a repre­ Worry about the poor, people who ces to the sidewalks. a difference in the two. He lives willful men” in the Senate had de. sentative of this government to tbe have had to quit their Tevelryat 12 Blackburn Sprinkle, a member for a good, noble, great and worth­ RATION GUIDE nied the wishes of tbe people, sa­ San Francisco peace conference." o'clock In the hot spots. They of the Greensboro police force, while purpose. In childhood and botaged us into isolationism, and come first. spent Thursday in town shaking youth he became a Christian. He helped to precipitate the second Why not continue to save coal SUGAR-Book 4 , Stamp 3 5 hands with old friends. prays, reads and studies bis Bible, It’s Not F air world conflict? now and have .some sort of stock­ is valid for 5 pounds. Stamp Rev. W. B. Waff, pastor of the goes to church and Sunday school, It does no good to rave over the President Wilson’s stature would pile against next winter. It’s go­ 3 6 is valid through Aug. 3 1 . Baptist church will preach a series supports the cause of God and with action ot the House of Representa­ not have been decreased bv reveal ing to be cold later on, and you will of sermons on “ The Ten Command­ his tithes and offerings, and has a tives in voting Congressmen an ex­ SHOES-AirpIane stamps I, mg what Mr. Edson has called “ an see tbe coal yards everywhere prac­ ments,” the first one to be deliver great and mighty interast in bis pense fund of $2 ,5 0 0 . each, tax- 2 and 3 in book 3 valid in­ important new footnote to history.” tically empty for months at a time rd next Sunday morning. fellowmen. He prays for them, exempt, but the boys out to be a definitely. But the record 0 . Lodge and the when .cold grips—just as you did Prof. E. C. Staton, of New Lon­ gives them the oery best of advice, little ashamed ot themselves. rest In tbe League debate, though last winter and the winter before MEATS, FATS: Y5 and don, has been elected superintend­ warns tbem against sin and wick­ They ask everybody else to hold ent of the Mocksviile schools to suc­ none too shining at best, would hot before that.—Charlotte Observer. ZS and A2 through D2 valid edness, idleness and foolishness, appear as black as it has now be, the inflation line and then break through June2 ; E 2 through ceed Prof. F. R. Richardson, re­ and sets before them the very best right through it. signed. Prof. Staton will take up come. Letter From India J2 valid through June2 0 ;K2 examples possible. Yon nevet see After all, it is not a light thing And they should be thoroughly bis work here ot the beginning of India, May 9.1945. through P2 valid throu July him nanging around beer joints, to accuse dead men of having has­ ashamed of the tax-exempt provi. the fait tetm. Hello. Mr. Stroud:—Well. I just thought 3 1 st. Book 4 , red stamps. picture shows, pool rooms, card ta tened such a conflict 'as this which, sion. Who else i n the United I would write you a few lines to let you Rev L. R.' Call, of St. Louis, is ble’s, liquor stores, filling stations, States is income tax-exempt? The know my address has been changed How PROCESSED FOOD: H2 spending a few days in town with though half finished, we are still is every one around the good old town of road bouses and places of worldly, fighting. Representatives shouldn’t h av e Mooksville? Fine, I hope. I am well aod through M2 valid thru June his parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. L. feel fine. I am In India, but tbat'ss all I evil, sinful amusements. He works For it Is not too certain that even done it and those who voted a- 2; N2 thru S2 valid thru June Call. Misses Essie and Eva Call, can tell you. I don’t like India. I sure well, earns his money honestly, with America in the League, war gainst it are due high praise. will be glad when I can come back home. 3 0 ; T2 thru X2 valid through students at N C C . W., Greens spends it cautiously and rightly, They froze other people’s in­ Well, I guess the war wiit be over |one of July3 1 . Book 4 , blue stams. boro, spent Sunday here with their could have been averted. There is these days. They say that Germany has Doth for his own personal necessi­ too much evidence that there were comes. And for them to call this given up. I doo't know much to write, so GASOLINE: Coupon| 1 5 A parents. ties, the necessities of bis family expese money is a subterfuge. I will say so long, end I hope to see you men of other countries who "deep soon. CPL. HOWARD A. SMITH. valid for four gallons through Two young ladies of Cooleetnee. and for the good of bis iellow-men I t’s income no matter bow one Misses Sadie Alexander and Vir­ down in their hearts" did not really June21 ; B6 , C6 , B7 and C7 Be uses well and to the best of- ad believe in the League. looks at it. And the complaint An X mark after your ginia Tiller, had their tonsils re­ coupons valid for 5 gallons; vantage his spare time. It-is never In any event, Mrs. McAdoorS be­ tbat living has gone up in cost name means you owe us. moved bv Dr. Lester Martin last second quarter T coupons va­ wasted. He ieads the very best lated revelation is a good story, and does’t hold for the'm any more than lid for 5 gallons thru June. week. The operations were very books and literature, keeps tbe best for others. It went up for all of us successful Dr. Martin has a well a welcoming one. And her fath­ company, and wields tbe best in er's prophecy which she disclosed at the same time. Notice of Dissolution equipped office and is doing a lot fluence possible. He dies and goes is penetratlngiv correct. OF THE DAVIE FURNITURE "fiStiSSS !*»•*— «-« of surgical work. Onr boys must beep on fight­ to meet God with a life well spent Today the American people, bav. COMPANY, CAROLINE’S . Thelma McDaniel Head CIarenceHendricks, Sam Waters and fruitful for God. Men rise up ing—we must keep on buy­ vs tng endnred another and more ing WAR BONDS until vic­ DRESS SHOP AND DA Cashwell Angell, fobn Leach and and call him blessed. This is life’s frightful lesson, really want a lea tory is won. Keep on BACK­ Franklin Head V IE DRY GOODS CO . Harrison HaneIine' attended the better way. gne for peace. So do the people of ING THE ATTACK. NoticeSemDg Summons State meeting of the Patriotic Or­ the world. So, wc believe, do tbe A PARTNERSHIP. der, Sons of America, which was Tobacco Promises Well peoples’ representatives at San To Wives and Parents Notice is hereby given tbat the held at Hickory last week. More By Publication The tobacco crop in the section Francisco, even though some are partnership of E W. Jnnkir and than too delegates were present. of Soldiers W. J. B. Sell, as partners conduct, The defendant, Franklin Head, about Lumberton, Robesou county, not yet wholly purged of narrow will take notice that an action en­ Eugene Jordan, colored, fell off ing the business of merchants un­ is in the field and on its way to selt-|nterest And this time, we If you are sending The Re der the firm names and styles of titled as above has been commenced one of the road trucks in North growth and maturty, according to devoutly hope. Wilson’s dream will cord to your husband or son The Davie Furniture Companv; in the Superior Court of Davie Mocksville Thursday morning and Jasper C. Hutto, supervisor of tbe be realized.—Sallsbnry Post. who ir in the armed forces, Caroline's Dress Shop and Davie County, N. C., by tbe plaintiff. Said action befog for an absolute sustained some painful injuries a- Lumbe.rton tobacco .market. The We hope the Charlotte Observer please see that his subscrip­ Dry Goods Company has this day boot the head and legs, the rear beer dissolved by mutual consent. divorce on the gronnds of two supervise r says this semi-monthly and Winston-Salem Journal will tion is paid in advance. We years separation. wheel of the truck running over W. J. B. Sell will collect all crop condition report, just issued. copy this article. They shouli do are forced to discontinue all debts owing to tbe Davie Furniture And the said defendant will fur­ his legs. He was carried to Dr. On tbe whole tbe farmers are high­ some apologizing for the cussings subscriptions to the boys-in Company, and E. W. Junker will ther take notice that he is required Lester Martin’s office and given ly pleased with the progress made they gave Republican Senators. foreign lands or in army collect all debts owing to the Caro to appear at the office of tbe Clerk medical attention. foe's Dress Shop and Davte Dry of Superior Court of said county, and with tbe outlook for the crop.” camps in this country when in the court house in Mocksvllle, N. C. Eaton, a well known citi­ their subscriptions expires. Goods Company. This tne 2 6 th day of April, 194 5 . N. C., on tbs 9 th day of June, zen of the Cana section,, died Mon The soldiers want thier home 1 9 4 5 , and answer or demur to the day, following a long illness. Fun­ paper. We havebad tomark E. W. JUNKER, complaint in said action, or the eral and burial services were held several names off our books W. J. B. SELL. plaintiff will apply to (he Court for Formerly doing business as: Tuesday at Eaton’s chnrch. Sur this week. Maybe one of the relief demanded therein. Davie Furniture Company; This the 7 th day of May, 194 5 . viving are one son and one dangh them was your husband or Caroline’s Dress Shop, and S. H. CHAFFIN, ter, one sister and several brothers. W AR BONDS son. Davie Dry Goods Company Clerki1Of Superior Court. Baseball Unaffected by Army Draft Allied Prosecutor CLASSIFIED; D E P A R T M E N Tj

o r IWTsrFXLANEOUS Last word In ashtrays. Save time, labor. Use “Marine Ashtrays.” Retains origmal] G M im A N D high polish. Cleans with damp cloth. Order; your “Marine Ashtray” now. 50c Postpaid, any address. Send money order to P. a . MCE ALEXANDER, Agnathnna. Newfoundland-1 THE ST ra n e a n . aries. It may be that many won't ents. Get Carboil at drug stores or write 1 Finally this 100-years-old Russo- But, ,the new commissioner m ust sup­ SpurIock-Neal .Co., Nashville, Teim, British rivalry was behind Britain’s port the ball player to the limit-' taking Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia Photo shows Edward D. McKin, not the club owner. and Finland away from Russia after 49, of Omaha, Neb., newly appoint­ the last war to block her outlet to ed by President Truman to be his Cardinal Stars the Baltic sea. Nazis, Nazis, Nazis, everywhere, now prisoners of Allied armies, no chief administrative assistant. He The Cardinals are the leading ex­ Roosevelt Sits in Middle. ,longer the “Master Race” of the world, they were to conquer. Photo was a former insurance executive, ample. Sam Breadon’s Redbirds had That rivalry continued during the ishows the Ruhr roundup, typical of all parts of Europe, where Germany and had known Truman during bis more good ball players than any Teheran - Yalta conferences, with was still fighting before her unconditional surrender. senatorial years. two clubs you can mention, includ­ PAZO IN TUBESI Millions of people suffering from Stalin and Churchill both trading ing quality and quantity. simple Piles, have found prompt against each other and Franklin If the Jap part of the war is over relief with PAZO ointment. Here's We Are Coming—You’re Next, Japs! why: First, PAZO ointment soothes Roosevelt sitting in the middle. Liberty Lights Up within a year the Cardinals will inflamed areas—relieves pain and At Teheran the argument was have more good ball players on hand itching. Second, PAZO ointment lubricates hardened, dried parts— over a second front through the Bal­ than any two teams can handle. helps prevent cracking and sore* kans which Churchill favored, or Take the case of the Cooper broth­ ness. Third, PAZO ointment tends to reduce swelling and check minor through France, which Stalin fa­ ers. They were asking $30,000 a bleeding. Fourth, it’s easy to use. vored. Churchill wanted the Al­ PAZO ointment's perforated Pile year from the Cardinals, togeth­ Pipe makes application simple, lied arm ies to get into the Balkans— JAP a W r e er, before Walker Cooper was taken thorough. Your doctor can tell Russia’s sphere of influence — and into service. Both know that the yon about PAZO ointm ent. thereby keep the Russians out. He Yankees, Giants or Tigers would be SUPPOSITORIES TOOI didn’t want Allied armies ruining Some persons, and many doctors, extremely pleased to give them prefer to use suppositories, so PAZO' factories and alienating the popula­ $60,000 or $60,000 a year. But St. comes in handy suppositories also. tion of western Europe—which was f e x T f The same soothing relief that Louis isn’t a good baseball town, so PAZO always gives. to be Britain’s sphere of influence. far as attendance goes. In the end Roosevelt tipped the St. Louis is no New York, Detroit, Get PAZO TodsyK-At' Drugstores-! scales in favor of Stalin—toward a Brooklyn, Chicago or one of several second front through France. other major league cities. The Once at Teheran, Churchill trying Cooper brothers at $30,000 a year, to poke a little fun at Stalin, said: combined, would have been a tre­ "M arshal, I have noticed that when­ mendous baseball bargain almost Do you suffer ever anyone comes into contact with anywhere else. ;you they become slightly pink.” To from MONTHLY which Stalin replied: “And Mr. Plenty of Headaches Prim e M inister, any good doctor will tell you that pink is the healthiest When the war is entirely over, Happy Chandler will have at least «riA its weak, tired feelings? of all colors.” I If functional periodic disturbances 4.000 headaches which he must face, make you feel nervous, tired, restless— And Roosevelt, wanting to •regardless of what the baseball a t such times—try this great medicine - pour oil on the troubled waters, owners think or want. —Lydia E. Pint ham’s Vegetable Com­ said: “Gentlemen, let me re­ pound to'relieve such symptoms. Takea Here is the way I rate baseball’s regularly—it helps build up resistance mind you that there is nothing importance— against such distress. Also a grand more beautiful than all the col­ Btomachlc tonlc.FoUow label directions. ors of the rainbow.” 1. The players who make the But at the end, as ChnrcbiU game — including, of course, the cCfdn£(}fa4Aam<) bade farewell to Stalin, there stars who help draw the crowds. was still tension between them. 2. Xbe fans or crowds who make “Well, goodbye, Marshal,” said baseball possible as a major spec­ tacle. They pay the salaries and K lLLS^ the prime minister, “I’ll see you in Lady Liberty presents a dazzling keep up the ball parks. B e rlin .” figure, as rays of brilliance surround ' “Yes,” shot back Stalin, "I in a 3. The owners—who can get in the national monument for the first and out at almost any time—and Inserts tank and you in a pullman car.” This is the James Montgomery Flagg poster planned to shift the at­ time since December 7, 1911, the Stettinius Loses Out. day of infamy. The statue on Bed- who in the main get into baseball Roosevelt was shrewd enough to tention of war workers to the big task ahead in the Pacific, and to encour­ through the motives of profit and age them to stay on the job. The distribution of these posters was one Ioes island in New Tork harbor was publicity. Sbruos, continue as middle man even of the first steps taken by the war department to emphasize that there flooded on V-E Day with vapor at Yalta, despite the fact that he must be no letdown in production as a result of the end of war in Europe. lamps. _ The latter comes last. If they quit, Vegetables ■was slipping physically; others are more than ready to take He kept both Russia and Great their places. With few exceptions, Britain in the position of playing up they hardly count in the building flowers to the United States. End of World’s Greatest Conflict M odern Tom Thum b of the game. They have contributed The loss of that strategic bargain­ less than any other factor. Ineopperatad ing power is the most important de­ It is for this reason that Happy LmitcvnitZ, KttRtwcky velopment of this conference. Stet- Chandler must look after the game j tinius has lost what Roosevelt had first — the players second — the WNU-7 20-^45 and Anthony Eden has cleverly crowds third — and refuse to let stepped into his place. the owners shove him around. Hap­ The United States has now slipped py Chandler has been the best-na- into the position of being the chief tured man I ever met in sport. But rival and potential opponent of Rus- to carry out this job he now facesi 6 ia, while Eden has maneuvered so he will need all the iron a single that England sits in the middle, able system can carry. Unless he does, ' I, And Yoor Strength and to throw its weight to one side or he has traded happiness for $50,000 ..EnergyIsBelowPar ... th e o th e r. a year. It isn’t worth it. I t may be caused by disorder of Jrid- Bey function that permits poisonous * * * VMte to accumulate. For. truly many people feel tired* weak and miserable Conference Cross Currents The Black Sox Series when the lddneys fail to remove excess Greek Foreign Minister Sophi- acids and other waste matter from the It was 26 years ago that the Black blood. anopoulos at first was considered a Sox scandal developed. Yon may suffer Baggine backache, British puppet but surprised every­ rheumatic pains, headaches, dizziness, Lately we talfted that famous getting up nights, leg pains, swelling. one by voting against the British on Sometimes frequent ana scanty urina­ Argentina. He sides with Russia series over with Earl Greasy Neale, tion with smarting and burning is an­ who played with the Reds. other sign that something is wrong with against Argentina’s admission into the kidneys or bladder. the San Francisco conference. . . . “We had no idea at all this series There should be no doubt that prompt treatm ent is wiser than neglect. Use He also helped to pass the Greek was crooked,” Greasy said. “How DoanrB Pills. It is better to rely on a eight-hour child labor laws, later could we? There had been rumors medicine that has won countrywide ap­ proval uian on something less favorably- iwas condemned to life imprison­ When Col. Gen. Gnstaf Jodi, German chief of staff, with back to This full-grown horse, not a pony, about Chick Gandil, Joe Jackson known. Doan's have been tried and test* and Buck Weaver. But GandiTs hit­ ed many years. Are at all drug stores. ment by the Metaxas dictatorship camera, center, signed the document under which all remaining forces of was discovered by employees of the Get DootirS today. under King George. . Real ex­ the German armies were bound to lay down their arms in unconditional U. S. grazing service in San Juan ting beat us in one game. In fact, pert on peace machinery is Dutcb surrender, he ended the most brilliant and devastating war in the history river canyon, Utah, weighing only 'the fellows rumored as the crooks jForeign Minister Van Kleffens. of the country. 199 pounds, stands three fe,et high. starred all through the series.” D oans Pills THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C.

...... IMPROVED Items of Interest USELESS UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL A RO U N D the Housewife COWBOY UNDAY) t h . HOUSE ^fALAN LeMAY ^ W-MO- SERVICE SCHOOLLesson By HABOLD L. LUNDQUIST. D1D. I Cocoa may be substituted for There’s nothing more painful Of The Uoody Bible Institute of Chicago. chocolate in cake recipes if a than hammering a thumb while Released by Western Newspaper Union. small piece of butter is added to trying to hammer a nail! Next THE - SIOBS IHOS FAB: Melody Monte Jarrad “had “'no' notion of- his coffee. “I been down to Payne­ th e co co a . time you have any odd jobs to do \. -Jones and George Fory rode into Payne- who Melody was; he had never seen ville.” ., , ; vine on a route to CaUtoraia- Wiiile about the house, try sticking the him in his life. He failed to match “I briing you a message.” George Lesson for June 3 { there Melody was mistaken for the want- . The blackening on the brickwork up, this unaccounted visitor; wfth the began digging in his various pockets. nail through a piece of stout card­ ■' -ed outlaw.’-Monte Jarrad. and Fury for 'around the fireplace can be re­ board and holding it with this; and : his half-wit uncle, Boscoe. Cherry, a tranip rider who had been mistaken “I got it somewheres here.” Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Se; ected and copyrighted to international moved with any scouring powder “mis-hits” can then do no dam- -Sirl friend of Monte's, rushed them out- for Monte himself in Payneville. Be- “Message? I don’t know anybody iCouncil OI Befigious Education; used to permission. with only enough water to form a a g e l 4 "v of town to the farm, where .they met h er' yohd/the fact-that the figure was in Payneville.” -- brother Avery. Informed that a posse t h a t o f a s tra n g e r , a n d h a d a p p e a re d thin paste; then rinsing. " was after them, Melody and Fury left “You know one feller at least— BETWEEN THE TESTAMENTS —•— with amazing stealth, identity m ade’ the feller you hit. This here’s from - for the border. Avery and Cherry, went no difference. The country was full Leftover fish can be made into ’ to Monte’s; .hide-away In the barn and - him.” He handed Melody a balled- LESSON TEXT-Malachl 3:1-3, IS, 17; HEARTBURN of people, hunting for Monte Jarrad.. Lauke 1:$B, 2, 77, 78; Galatians 4:4, 5. a dozen good dishes, so it is more, •- explained about Melody. In the mean- > up wad of wrapping paper. “You economical to buy a good sized Rdtevedio Smbmtesor JedMeBioaey back Melody Jones finished scratching GOLDEN TEXT—I am the way, the truth, WbtD Kxeesa atomich idd causes painfdl, aoffMzt* time Melody and Fury returned.' They better read it—if you still can read.” and the life.—John 14:6. whole fish and to make it last for teg gxs, fioor Btonuteh nnd bexrtbnni, doctors oaually • hid in the attic of the house and later his head and wandered off a little prescribe tee fastest-acting medlcuee known for • The note George Fury had brought two days, rather than to buy a symptomatic relief—medlcincsHke those in Bell-ano ' heard Avery and Cherry discuss them. way through the tangle of impedi­ - Tablets. No laxative. BeU-ans brings comfort In n from Payneville didn’t have much Foiur hundred silent years—such is small fish that is just enough. jiffy or dooble tear money back on retorn of bottle. They Were soon discovered and brought menta in the bam. 1V- r down. ' in it either. It simply said: the period between the Old and the —•— to us. £6e at all draggifits. As soon as his back was turned New Testaments. There was no Before driving nails in the wan Monte drew his gun. Melody seemed You better come down here and talk, voice from God during those years, for picture hooks, first see where i I-CRAPTEEyn to hear the faint whisper of the A n d q u ick . and spiritual darkness prevailed the nails for baseboards were driv­ leather. He' turned back , 1 looked largely in the land. But there were en. These are always placed in Oiit by the kitchen door the bear about him suspiciously; and then “T’ain’t signed.” those who kept their lamp of faith the studding which gives support cub had uttered a little explosive ,walked, straight toward Monte. The “Name's Ira Waggoner. He was in God brightly shining even in the the plaster does not. •■snarl, almost like a bark;’-and it man between the bales could not the stage driver on the coach Monte d a rk n e s s . Jw as growling through its nose now, believe that he was unseen, the thin Jarrad held up, on the Stinkwater The political history of Israel dur­ sin a high trill, very shrilly. Melody stripes of moonlight made the figure road. ‘Give this to Monte Jarrad,’ ing this time is partially known jswung his feet to the floor, took a ,of. Melody Jones so plain. . Monte’s he says. He still thinks you’re Mon­ from secular sources. Palestine was .'long step. to. the lamp, and blew it 'six-gun centered’ on Melody’s belt te Jarrad.” successively under the rule of the tout. As he sat down again on the b u ck le, a n d th e h a m m e r m o v e d b a c k “I finally found a man a feller Gentile powers until at the time of ;-edge of the bed there was a moment silently, just short of the click, combination of minerals produced could talk to down there,” George Jesus’ birth they were under Roman iof complete stillness, so that they ..Monte Jarrad’s first astonishment . man-made drags. \ tyoa ItwithToar Fury went on. “The town is just as domination. f water, according to <*' . and drink Cirazsr .could hear each other breathing in ,had passed off, and he knew now crazy as it was; their minds is et Spiritually that age may well be r after day, you join millions who have attacked ■the d a rk . tne cause. their troubles. Gendy but surely Crazy Water what he had to do. He still did not out by drinking water from the described by the words used in II ’ Then he heard her come close to stimulates three main cleansing channels—kidney, akin dare to fire. He believed now that Poisonberry River, I figger now. But Timothy 3:5, “having the form of and intestinal eUmlnatioiw Crazy Water brings positive ’ him and drop to one knee, so that his one best bet was to brain the this feller was a bullwhacker, just godliness but denying the power benefits in faulty elimination, the cause and aggravating ithey could speak even more.softly' factor of rheumatic pains, digestive orders, constipation, stranger with his gun barrel, as passin’ through, and he hadn’t drunk thereof,” referring to the last days. excess acidity, etc. Get a package of .Ciazy Water Crystals than before. Her hands found his quietly as was practicable, and hide any water, so he was all right.” There is much here that fits our Bi your drug stMe today. ! a r m . him under the hay. day’s decadent churchliness. * * “Why did you do that?” “Is he the one that give you the SMelody Jones unhurriedly stood black eye?” I. Looking for the Lord (Mai. 3: “That bear seen somethin’,” Mel­ up. Casually he hitched up his belt 1-3). (R 4 Z ^ Watrr ( r o ^ I ^ L S ody told her. as he strolled to the moonlit door. “That come later. . . . This fel­ ler told m e a pile of stuff about this Although they had reached the “I suppose he did,” she said, at Monte subsided into the shadows as. state of spiritual pride and self-suf­ j the limit of exasperation. “He’s al- Melody took one more leisurely look Monte Jarrad you’re supposed to be. Everybody in the whoop - hurrah ficiency where they talked back to i. ways seeing something. There’s coy- at the hay rake, the wagon wheels, country knows more about him than God (see the “whereins” of 1:6, 7; f otes all around here.” and the dark space where’ Monte 2:14, 17, etc.) Israel still talked stood. Then Melody left the barn, you do. I don’t know how it is, but “It was something else,” Melody somehow you are the one blink that about looking for the Lord to come. said vaguely. and moved without haste toward the don’t never seem to get the word.” They knew from their prophets h o u se. They were quiet again, and he “Heck, George.” Melody seemed that He would one day come to judge Whra ’skeeters start sing­ could almost hear her thinking. Changing his position, Monte depressed. “I don’t know why you their enemies, and they longed for ing, rad flies begin buz­ “What was it you wanted me to do watched Melody as-he walked past talk thataway. A feller would think that day; but they failed to see that zing . . . Quick! Stop this for you?” he asked her. the door of the ,de Longpre house, I done something.” it would be a day of judgment for nerve-wracking symphony and proceeded without any particu­ “It’s changed,” she said. Her Melody studied the note from Ira them (vv. 2, 3). -with FUft lar caution along'the house wall. How much like those of our day This efficient Insecticide sprays breathing had altered, so that he He saw Melody come to the window Waggoner again. “Cherry,” he knew some new angle had come up said, without raising his voice, who like to talk about the love of 'em and slays ’em! It kills even which Monte knew belonged to Cher­ God, His mercy and His long-suf­ the dread disease-laden malaria "to frighten her. “I’ll tell you about ry’s room. Nonchalantly, ,as mat- “come out here a minute.” it. I’ll, tell you the whole thing. But fering, but who minimize or forget mosquito—as well as many com­ There was a moment’s silence, that He hates sin and demands holi­ mon household flies and moths. I have to show you something first. and Cherry sounded chastened, as ness of life from His people. Buy your summer’s supply of I can’t show you until morning. So she answered him. “AU right, Mel­ The forerunner of Christ, John the stainless, pleasant-smell­ you’ll have to stay right here until o d y .” Baptist, is in mind in verse I, but ing Flit, today! d a y lig h t.” Cheriy looked pale, and showed ctory re* the “messenger of the covenant” is ingredi- “ W h u t? ” blue circles under her eyes. Her or Write doubtless the "angel of Jehovah,” “You can sleep right where you hands were trying to unrumple her icnc. one of the Old Testament names are.. That’s what you want, isn’t hair, which still looked lighter than for our Lord Jesus (see John 8:56). it? It is, isn’t it?” her face. There, was no exchange . Christ is coming! Such is the of greetings. Melody handed her KlLLSFLlESrMOTfIS “I don’t believe this,” Melody m essage to Israel, and He will'come the note George had brought. ANO MOSQUITOES s a id . as a refiner’s fire. Christ has come! “You know somethin’ about this?” “I’ll make out all right some­ That is our message to men now, h e a sk e d . where else,” she said shortly. “Will and He has come as a divider of Cherry studied the message for a you do it? Will you do what I ask, men, a cleanser and refiner of long time. “This isn’t for you,” she and stay put, for something new?” ■hearts, that we, too, may be ready said at last. She looked humorless from The moon was well up now, and for that day of judgment which is ompt and scared. very bright. Its gunmetal half-light, come when He appears again in lore’s “Is that what you wanted me to .to oches color blind to all red or yellow tones, all His glory. and do,” Melody asked, “go down there cmonc was so clear in that dry desert air arts— and straighten this feller out?” H. Living for the Lord (Mai. 3:16, that he could have read an obituary 17). sore- notice by it; but the shadows were “No!” Cherry’s nervous balance tends When others forgot dr misrepre­ inor as black as if they were painted out was breaking up. “That’s the one sented the Lord, when they were use. with soot. Keeping to the band of thing yo must not do!” d Pile content with a formal worship with­ rnple, darkness close to the house wall, “Well,” Melody said slowly, “if out the power of godly living, there tell Melody Joiies moved around the cor­ you don’t want me to go down there, were a faithful group who “spake ner of the house to the back, where I suppose we could have him come O I o u t h e re .” one to another” about the Lord. ctors, the bear cub was chained. PAZO “You mustn’t talk to Ira Wag­ How exceedingly precious! also. The bear cub growled at him once, goner at all!” Cherry insisted, on the Notice that the Lord “hearkened that and then accepted him, perhaps be- verge of hysteria. “Not now or any and heard.” He knows when His : cause he had come from within. other time; no matter where you people so much as talk to one an­ While it snuffled at the wool sox in run into him next!” other about Him, and He notes it in which he stood, Melody sifted the “What fur not, Cherry? He know His book of remembrance. When ’ ■ night with his eyes. somethin’?” men are forgetting Him, He is .; Where he now stood he faced the Cherry looked as if she were go­ remembering those who are true to " barn and the broken up-country. He ing to burst into tears, but she pulled Him. They are His precious jewels! combed the foreground first, then the herself together. “I didn’t say that.” How vitally important Christian distant contours; and he had time “All you said was,” . Melody ad­ fellowship is in a dark and troubled to estimate this country into which mitted, “you was going to show me day. Do not miss the joy and . he had ridden by mistake, sensing something you wanted m e to do.” strength which will come into your its s h a p e . Cherry snuffled back the threaten­ life as you join others in God’s house T h e b e a r 1 cub. stopped snuffling, “You have been mixing with the ing tears and made her voice quiet. to speak-of Him and to think “on rbances and began to worry at Melody’s wrong people.” ‘Tm going to. Hook up the buck- His name.” He may be all we have -tiess— sock. Melody moved out of reach (that was true in Israel), but He is eciicine - ter-of-factly as if he were vaulting board for me—you know the team I Ccm- and sat down. The cub followed to always and eternally enough. Onto a horse, Melody put his hands use. I’ll get you some breakfast .T aliea the end of its chain, then sat down while you hitch. And I’ll take you to HI. Light from the Lord (L u k e istance beside him with its hind feet in its on the Window ledge, and swung a 1:68, 72, 77, 78). grand leg over .the sill. Still unhurriedly, where—where we have to go.” ctions. paws, and looked at the country like The silence of the 400 years was he disappeared within. Monte’s “All right, Cherry.” He went to ETABLE ' Melody. It both looked and acted broken, and the spiritual darkness fKPQL'HD breath sucked in through his teeth. get his lariat off of Harry Henshaw. like a very little potbellied dwarf, of which beclouded the land was ; a man, so much as Melody could “Melody,” George said when Cher­ pushed back. God, who had In the: ; fe e . George Fury was riding in,, relax­ ry had gone into the house, “you past spoken through the prophets,' .. Melody first knew something was ing caution as he came close. His going off some place with that girl?” now spoke through the coming of wrong again because the bear cub carbine was in his hands, but’he Was '“ A in’t y o u co rn in ’, G e o rg e ? ” His Son (Heb. 1:1-3). Being the :• was so still. Leaning hard upon now in the act of putting it away in George seemed weary and old. Light of the world (John 8:12; 9:5, pure instinct, Melody centered the his saddle boot. This nonchalance “Melody; I ain’t.” He shone forth with the “brightness trI understand back home they’re saying whole soul of his attention upon the puzzled Cherry until a moment later When they had got the buckboard of His glory.” ;■ shadow of a rock, half way up a when She saw, with a keen chagrin, down the axle-cracking trail to the Little wonder that godly Zachari- the war is over.” J hill behind a steep corral. the reason for George Fury’s assur­ valley floor, with H arry Henshaw on as, the father of the forerunner i- Net because he was brave, not ance. Melody Jones was up already, lead behind it, they drove about Jcfim,. sings, “Blessed be the Lord trSpetik louder— I can’t hear yuh.” and sitting on the kitchen steps, in: ’ even because he was curious, but four miles along the twisting Poison- God of Israel, for he hath visited full view.’ He plainly had been up J. because it seemed, to be the next berry River. Then CSierry de Long- and redeemed his people” (v. 6 8 ). SurefBiU-Speak louder . Celebrate IouderfAmerieal . i thing to do, Melody Jones relaxed for some time, for he’had had time pre turned the team out of the ruts, He of whom all the prophets give : his hands and stepped into the moon­ to find and catch the horse he called into the unbroken sage. They pres­ witness, to whom every one of the You1Il have to, to he heard above the bloody gurgles of s' light. He knew he could be. killed H a r r y H e h sh a w . ' T h e p o n y w a s s a d ­ ently came out into an open space sacrifices pointed forward, the the men who are dying at this very moment of our S from almost any place, within rea- dled and packed with Melody’s bed­ in which lay the charred, weathered Saviour and Redeemer, has come to roll, and was now finishing a heavy day of “Victory”...th e ghostly whispers, mighty in P sonable gunshot; but nothing hap- ruins of a ranch. Cherry pulled up, show forth God’s mercy and to volume, of the men who died not to VHI one nation but P. pened. After a moment or two of bait of oats laid out on a gunny sack and sat listening. give, not only to Israel, but to all' » standing there, Melody, walked for- at the edge of the rickety gallery. She asked nervously, “Did you men, “the knowledge of salvation” to kill all tyranny. 20—45 '-I ward, silent in his sock feet, toward Cherry lay back soundlessly, more hear a horse; whinny?” and the remission of their sins. Today our great fight is hut half won. ' the door of the bam. than willing to hear- wKat Melody “No,” Melody said, “because Thg “dayspring” is at hand; a Japan, our Anal and most dangerous enemy, still lives. Melody Jones’ vague bewilder- and George Fuiy had to say to each there wasn’t any done so. If they Light ' has - shined forth into the. had, this team would have knowed Japan still boasts an army of 4,000,000 fanatical, last- 1 ment was a wild and casual thing other when they thought they'were darkness of mefr's hearts. Jesus the ditch fighters, with half again that many in reserve. compared to Monte Jarrad’s total a lo n e. it, whether we heard it or not. Christ, the Saviour, has come! 1 astonishment. Monte had not seen George Fury looked Melody over Whut’s the matter? You expecting IT. Liberty in the Lord (GaL 4: Japan’s huge, ill-gotten wealth of JEmpire is still essen- n d Melody moving in the black shadow ironically, which was mostly wasted to meet somebody?” 4.5). ; ■<: tially intact. 2 of the house. He had not even seen in the bad. light. Then he stepped “ N o—o f c o u rs e n o t—” Men who had been servants under, “Then why did you bring that she Japan still hates our guts. r of kid- "I him when Melody silently crossed down, dropping his split reins to the the law became sods of God in Je^uS oisooous i the thirty yards of open moonlight ground and ’ loosened his cinches g u n ? ” Christ. Redemption .seta-a person man7 Tbday we can, if we choose, start breaking faith with isorable between house and bam. Bi those, w ith. elaborate deliberation before Cherry looked startled. free from the bondage 1 of the law those who died. Ye can go on a fool’s orgy, get drunk e excess P- moments Monte had been standing turning upon, his partner. “Ivsee you put it under the seat/’ rom the and brings him into tlto family ,of ’ on our success so far. braced between the bales, and he “I went and looked for you by the Melody explained. God as His child (Rom.: 8:14-17). ‘ • \ V was holding his eyes shut while he crick where I left you,” Melody said, ■ “I brought it,” Cherry said slow­ How does one become, a.-jchUd of ; Or we ban, if we choose, pray for our dead, and for the ly, "because you’re in bad trouble. I waited for a certain amount of thun­ “and I found Harry Henshaw where God? By accepting God's only way U you had-to -fight; I m eant to help lives of those who have so far been spared. Ye can stay der and lightning to stop playing you tied him. But' you was gone.” of cleansing from sin" (Heb. 19:11*, .“ around in his wounded side. He y o u .” pn the job, buy anotherYar Bond, give a pint of blood. George eased himself stiffly to the 14, 22)—the shed blood of; Christ. was mending very fast, much faster “Honest? You did? You mean you -. Yb ban choke back our cheers. .. and save our wind for step beside Melody. “Expect me to Believing in Him and making con­ - than he could have hoped, but the know how to fight a gun, sam e as a set there all night?” he grunted. fession of Him before the world; the mighty task that lies ahead. -i first. 'exercise in three days was m a n ? ” < Melody looked at him gravely. (Rom. 10:9, 10), we are saved and 1Tbday is but the'symbol of the many days to borne. biy. s something he had to pay for. “I know how to fix ’em,” Cherry have the right to call ourselves the- tcs> Then he thought he heard breath- "George,” he stud, “I’ve rode with said sheepishly, “because I clean Yhat areypugoing to do with these days?; storoa. sons of God (John 1:12, 13). :-i tag,- where no breathing should have you a fur pieced and I swar a feller ’em for Fever Crick and Avery all That blessed liberty in Christ is ■ ; AtWtrAbofUiasCemeU been, and he opened his eyes to see don’t live that can say you would or the; time. But I don’t , like guns for you who read these lines, if you Melody Jones ' silhouetted in the you wouldn’t.” very well. I’ve only fired one off will but turn to Christ now! Tinil P moonlit door, easily within reach of George’s customary snort came about two or three times.” you do it? •?*<■ Monte’s hand. out only as a long sigh; he needed (TO BG CONTINUED) fB E DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE N. C. MAY 30. 1945. THE DAVIE RECORD. Graduation Exercises Nineteen Men To Camp THED / The Mocksville High School graduation The following: young men left for C. FRANK STROUD - • Editor. exercises will take place tonight. May 30, O ld e s t at 8:30 o’clock. The program follows: induction into the armed forces at To Owners Of Processional uPomp and Circumstance” Fort Brattg Friday morning: N o LJqu TELEPHONE Elgar. Invocation. Mr. V. L. Andrews. W B. Steelman, Yadkinvillel R2. •Entered at the Poatoffice in Mocka- “Our Educational Heritage” Clyde 6 . Bailey, Advance, Rl NEWS vllle, N. G., as Second-class Midi The Worth of Education, Melvree McCIam Wm. C. Anderson, Mocksville, R3 matter. March 3.1903. rock, Yaledictorian. Electric Refrigerators Bright Western Land". - Sibelius R. L. Robertson, Mocksville. R3. MissS Chorus Tobe F. ilellard, Cooleemee day jo W SUBSCRIPTION RATES: History . , Hobart Howard H. C. Ratledge, Mocksville. R4. Language . LoaiseCaudeII ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE - * I 00 Science . Wade Wyatt William C. Bramlett, Mocksville We Have A Full Line Of Repairs Miss O SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE - S SO Art . Phyllis Johnson Ralph 0 . Smith, Advance. Rl iu Winst "To Thee O Country I" , Eichberg Alfred Groce, Mocksville Some folks wonder how other Chorus For All Kinds Of Philosophy . . Muriel Moore Clyde Peacock, Statesville. R2 Bryan folks keep out of the army. Salutatorian Haliburton Cranfill, Mocksviile to High Poem , Melvree MoCIamrock We wouldn’t cuss a man for 36 4 Remarks . Mr. C C, Erwin Ernest J. Cope, Advance, Rl Electric Refrigerators Awards Mr. J F. Lowrance Cicero V. Potts, Advance, Rl T. R. days a year and then go and vote 1, was in Presentation Diplomas Mr J. F. Lowrance Everette Rogers. Mockaville, Rl for him on the 3 6 5 th day. Tbe three ranking students in the class of I94S were Melvree McClamrock. Hobart Bdward Freeman. Mocksville. R4. Mrs. President Truman deserves our Howatd and Muriel Moore. Norman E. Cook. Advance, Rl Our Mr. C. F. Ward, Jr., 1« Prepared Miss Lon sincere thanks for kicking Madame CLASS ROLL James W. Hay, Mocksville In Salisb' Edward Anderson, Margaret Anderson, John M. Bailey. Advance. Rl Perkiiis out of his cabinet. Victor Andrews, Caroline Baker, Dorothy To Do All Kinds Of Repair Work Benson. Martha Bowden. Louise Csudell, Elbert H. Smith, Advance, Rl Mrs. J President Truman seems to be PVT. ALTON M. SMITH, son of Mr. Glenna Collette, Betty Ruth Cozart, Frank spent las holding down his new job pretty and Mn. Robert L. Smith, of Mockaville, Daniel. Irvin Davis, Mary Nell Eaton. Ver­ of Mrs. has notified hia parents that he arrived na Evans, Lucy Everhardt. Vaxine Fere- OnRefrigeraIors. well. ■ He has a mind of bis own, safelv in German;. He entered service bee. Jackie Foster. Stella Mae Frye. J. W. Notice To Creditors Mr. Sa but realizes that be has a big job Not. 29.1944, and took his basic training GriiBth, Hobart Howard, Phyllis Johnson, at Fort McClellan, Ala. MattieLoisLaird, Ruth Lakey. Nadine ; Having qualified as Executor of tbe Will News, V and will need the help and advice Lanier. Sam Latham. Kathleen Livingston, of Mary F Carter, deceased, notice is WhenInNeedOfNew week In of meu in both parties. Peggy Lookabill, Buddy McClamrock, Mel- J hereby given to all persons holding claims parents. vree McClamrock. Jane Markland, Muriel against the estate of said deceased, to Moore, Nelda Pope. Kathleen Poplin. Dor­ j present the same, properly verified, to the With canned goods taking so Sgt. Short Liberated othy Potts, Francis Ratledge, Katherine ' undersigned, on or before tbe 21st day of J. A. many ration points tbat no one is Technical Sergeant Henqr W. D. Short, Smith. Sara Catherine Stnitb. James Sum­ May, 1946, or this notice will be pleaded boro, spe who has been a prisoner of war of the mers, Hubert Stewart, Pauline Trivette, in bar of recovery. All persons indebted o r town I able to buy them, and meat both Germans at Slalag Loft 4 since Nov. 2, Louise Ward, Girline Williams, Wade to said estate will please call and settle scarce and high, we folks who live 1944, was liberated by the British on May Wyatt. without delay. This the 21st day of May. farms out of paper bags and tin cans are 2, according to a letter written bv him 1945 GURNEY E. CARTER, Irom Brussels. Belgium, to hia parents. Mr. Executor of Mary F. Carter. Call or Phone Us J. C .J having trouble getting enough to aad Mrs. Sam S. Short, of Mockaville. Land posters at this office. P. O. Box 37A, Route I, Salisbury, N. C. Senteant Short was engineer Hunner on chanic, eat. a B-17 of the Kighth Air Force, and be­ tioned at fore he was captured bad been awarded several d the Air Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster. Quick Service his famil J Lt. Foster Liberated It is a coincidence that he was captured Lieutenant Jacab P. Foster, for on Nov. 2, 1944, and was liberated exact­ ly six months later May 2. In torn, Nov. W anted—Blackberries Mr. a the past 14 months a prisoner of 17.1944. his parents were notified that be SAVE THE BLACKBERRY CROP, IT IS IMPORTANT. daughter , the Germans, is free and is hoping was missing in action, and exactly aix .week-en months later. May 17. they learned that he We will pay cash for all clean, sound, fresh, ripe blackberries to be home soon, according to a Mr. and bad been liberated.. ______that you will pick. We will have pick-up stations in your Farmers Hardwsdre 2 . card from him, received bv his par­ community or berries miv bs delivered to our plant ill Wins­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. N C. Foster, Flew 54 Missions ton-Salem, N. C. All fruit must be delivered the same day it Mr. a of Hendersonville. WilGam F. Pierce. Seamon First Claasl is picked as these berries are to be used to make food for our of Rale U. S. N. R.. of Cooleemeel North Carolina, fighting forces and defense workers. This crop should be saved. The printed card, signed by Lieu* flew 54 missions as an aircrewman aboard & Supply Co. guests tenant Foster, said: “ I am in Brit­ a Navy search plane during his recent Men having pick-up trucks interested iu establishing a berry route Walker tour of duty in the Pacific. should get In touch with us at once for territory and contract. We turned ish hands. Well and safe. Will Now returnod on leave, he served as a write as soon as possible. Expect tail gunner in a four engmed LIBERATOR furnish crates and baskets to haul tbe berries in. Phone 46 Wilkesboro Street attached to Patrol Bombing Squedron 102, Pvt. to be home soon.” It was dated which operated from Pacific island bases T. W. GARNER FOOD CO. three d May 10. Pieice, who is 23 yean old, took part in his pare long, unescorted daylight patrols that N. Patterson Ave. Extention U. Highwav 52 Winston-Sal.em, N. C. Mocksville, N* C. Lieutenant Foster, grandson of reached far out over enemy waters. In short, Mr. H. L. Foster, and nephew of addition to searching out movements of from Ca the Jap fleet, air or land forces, his crew • to Fort Mr. C. C Foster and Misses Anoe made a number of bombing and strafing attacks on enemy shipping and installa and Jakie Foster, was reported (ions. \W « A V A r .V .,-VJ,AVU,.1.V.V J .H . missing in a raid over Berlin in The son of Mr. and Mn. Jesse K. Pierce spent se March, ' 194 4 . In June, 1 9 4 4 , a of Lyncbbnnb he is married to tbe former looking Jessie Belle Spry of Cooleemee. They have Herbert message was received by his par­ one son, Freddie Galvin, age three years. WHEN YOU NEED ents that be was a German pri Pierce attended Cooleemee High School Siler-Reavis Funeral Homie ing alo wbere be played on the football, baseball, State. soner of war. He was in Stalag and basketball teams. COAL and ICE Luft No 1. Ambulance Service Miss His last letter home was dated Letter From Overseas the Jeff December 7 , 1 9 4 4 . — Statesville Somewhere in Pacific, May 10, 194S. Phone Us We Deliver Promptly mingba Daily. Dear Mr. Stroud:—Will drop yon a few Corner South Main Street and Maple Avenue duties lines to let you hear from me, and give two we you my new address. How is life around Mocksvillet I gaess quite a few people Mr. an To Cattle Growers back there in the good old (J. S. A. cele­ MOCKSVILLE ICE & FUEL CO. j Telephone 113 . Mocksville, N. C. Announcement of the Beef Pro­ brated V-E Day by going out and getting Seam drunk. Wecelebratedtbe day bv going Phone 116 Mocksville, N. C. who ha duction Payment Program by the on with our usual work. I'm glad it's over War Food Administration, effective on that side but there still a job to be WiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiBami arrived May 19 1945, has been raceived bv done on this side. 3 0 day J. N Smoot, Chairman. Davie Conn* I'm now in the 3rd Marine Division ‘ tie dan It’s a swell outfit and a swell bunch of and Mr ty AAA Committee. fellews. I am in a machine gun outfit. In explaining the program, the How is Du*et Tell her I said hello. I made the trip over 0 K, and Fll be glad Downtown Key & Lock Shop Revs. AAA leaders pointed out that the when I make tbe return trip. TbinkI had T bonr payment rate will be 50 cents per better atop for now. for I’m going to the > 510 N. -Main St. Winston-Salem-; > ■ Mocksv hundredweight for good and choice movies tonight. If there is anyone around noon, Mocksville tbst would care to write to a cattle owned and fed by tbe aDpli- U. S. Marine, you cao give them my ad W e Make Keys and Repair All Kinds of Locks home ft • cant at least 30 days Drior to selling:. dress, for if there’s anything a Marine at Bapt !"Cattle are required to weigh 800 Iikea better than chow, it’s mail. I’ll close Bring Your Lods To Us And Save Money and I’ll be looking forward to receiving Miss pounds (live weight) or more, and to The Davie Recutd. Your friend, be sold to a licensed slaughterer, PVT. THURMAN F. MILLER. OnKeysandRepairCharges dent at Co. E., 2nd B’n, 3rd Marines, 3rd Marine boro, a .he added. Division, F. M. F., care Fleet Posteffice. FOR FORD PARTS will s_ I "Payments will probably be made San Francisco, Calif. G. A. JEFFRIES* Owner ents, Ieimilar to payments earned und^r ricks, ^the Dairy Production Program and Farmington News TRY US FIRST! School. ‘cattlemen are urged to keep accu­ The Friendly Book Club held its May rate records of sales,” Mr. Smoot de­ meeting at the home of Mrs. 0. R. Allen There’s no need to lay your ear SBt. clared with twelve members present, one new up for lack of parts. As author­ been member added to our club, Mn. Charles ized Ford dealers, we are main* spendi "Cattlemen will be furnished com White. One visitor Mrs. F. H. Bohnson. taining a well-balanced stock of plete information relative to details Our president Mn. John Harding made an parent. interesting talk on how our Club was or Genuine Ford Parts so replace­ POULTRY WANTED Howar of the program as soon as it is re ganized, ita .growth etc. Mn-OdeIIJames ments can be made promptly. ceived by the Davie County AAA will re our program leader gave interesting read Try us first for parts and service. Victori ommittee.” he concluded. ing un women characters of the Bible, etc being outstanding cbarastera as oar study Heavy furlou Charles Richard Seamon; S .2 c., for this month. ' After books wen ex­ 27c t changed. a social boor hour was enjoyed HensfIb. Mr. who Is stationed at Baiobridget Md., and refreshments served by the hostess. spent a few davs recently w.th his The P.H.D. Club (Pino Home Demon­ Leghorn Hens. • 27c who b 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. stration Club) met with Mrs Kim McCIam- Roosters, lb, . . ISc house, Ceamon. on R 4 . rock Wednesday. May 23. at 3 p. m.. with purcb 15 members present. Miss Mackie gave us an interesting lesson on colon in the Eggs, Top M arket Prices Salisb' Mrs M. C. DeadmoD 1 who is liv­ home. How colon differ, how to combine Jones ing In Louisville, Ky., with her colon etc. AsongnFaitbofOorFatbera'' If You Have Black husband, Sgt. Deadmon, is spend­ was sang. Reports from different com* future ing several davs with home folks on mittee were fiven. Club members contri­ buted to the Cancel Drive. Meeting ad­ Poultry For Sale R. 4 . Mrs. Deadmon and Httie journed and a social boor was enjoyed by Pvt. son will return to Louisville Friday. .every ono present and tbe hostess served SEE US of Gu delicious refreshments ing a Rev. J. S. Folger was a dinner guest of Phone 175 Mocksville, N.C. Fork News Notes. Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Allen Tuesday. folks, Mr. and Mn. John Harding and Charles four v ■ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sowers, and two WHY GENUINE FORD PARTS ThelWinaton-Salem Poultry C r . has purchased the Mocksville small sons, of Reedy Creek, spent Sunday White, of Farmington spent Thnrsday at was w here with Mrs. Sower's fatherG. A. Carter. FourOaksa N. C., visiting Mr. Harding’s ARE BEST FOR YOUR CAR Poultry Co., formerly owned by Jack Bitzick. and we give and at Mrs. Kelly L Jones, and dangbter, of sister Mrs Carson Blackman. .- yon top market prices for your Poultry and Eggs every week cisco, Atlanta, Ga, spent Friday here witfi Mr. When you install G e n u in e Ford Parts, you get tbe same be wil and Mrs. Eccles Davis. day oflthe year, not just one day a week. Mrs. Vance Johnston spent Monday, Kappa Ne ws high standards of precision and quality as tbe parts and with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kinder near Har Misses Betty, Olive and Ruih- Cartner originally built into your car. They’re engineered to fit treat" moay. returned home Saturday from PfeifliW COl properly, function efficiently and deliver maximum COHE TO SEE US Ab Foster, of Suffolk, Va.. spent a few lege, where they hava been In achooL days here this week with his father A. M Mn E. M. James is spending several service. And when installed by our skilled ''mechanics, WE APPRECIATE ANY PATRONAGE YOU GIVE US A Foster. days in Georgia withCpl. Jatoes. who is a . they assure you of lasting service satisfaction. south, Mrs. Carey Williams, of Winston-Salem. patient in a hospital there. . drive Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mr. and Mn. G. W. Hathoook and fam­ W. Minor. high ily spent Saturday in Salisbury shopping ing o Mn. Melissa Allen, of Mocks, was a visit* Mr. and Mn. S. A. Jones spent Satur­ SANFORD MOTOR CO. Mocksvilk Poultry Co. or with relatives here last Sunday. day in Statesville. was Neison Sidden, S2 c spent a few davs Wvat here with home folks before going to his E. M. Keller continues to improve, hia O H. HAUSER, Mgr: ROY FEEZOR. Asst. Mgr. duties at Norfolk, Va. friends will be glad to learn. bie G H p a y sto MSISFpN FOR YOOR FORD CU Mr. and Mrs. Reed Shoaf. of Lexington, M. M. Turner still remains in Loweiy H . R . H E L M esca“ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Gamer Hospital, Salisbury. His friends hope for i GEO. GOFORTH the b' Pack. him a speedy recovery. I Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii iiiimnnimminMtt childr THE DATIB RE(X)RD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C.. MAY 30. IMS.

R. E. Tharpe, of Harmony, R. THE DAVIE RECORD. Sgt. Howard Liberated 1, was In to wn Thursday on busl-

Oldest Paper In The County No Liquor, W ine, Beer Ads SUMMER IS HERE! WANT ADS PAY. NEWS AROUND TOWN. The Good Old Summer Time Has At Last Arrived tors FOR SALE—McCormick-Deer- Miss Sailie Hanes spent Wednes­ Ing binder. J G. GLASSCOCK, And We Have An Attractive Line Of day in Winston Salem. Mocksville, R. 1. jpairs WANTED.—Colored man for Miss Opal Frye, spent Thursday general house and yard work Good in Winston-Salem shopping.. wages, room and board. Non-Rationed Sandals DR. J. R. LOWERY, Bryan Sell made a business trip Salisbury. N C. to High Point Wednesday. For Men, Women and Children, Ranging $1.98 (Jp FOR SALE—One new 6 -foot frs ' T. R. Holton, ol Harmony, R. combine. J-. Frank Hendrix. In Prices From . . . . . * I, was in town Friday on business. Mocksville, R- 3 . spared Mrs. Grardon S. . Cartmell and FOR SALE—Two fresh cows, 1 Krinkle Cotton Bed Spreads 90x105. Special . $2.9$ Miss Louise Meroney spent Friday 2 -row cultivator. In Salisbnry shopping. J. FRANK HENDRIX. rork Nock&ville, R. 3 Shantung Slack Suits, Special at . . $4.95 i Mrs. J H. Hicks, of High Point, RADIO REPAIR SHOP—Now spent last week in town, the guest in full operation a Walker Funer­ of Mrs. R. L. Walker. al Home. Don’t throw your old Mr. and Mrs. Albert Howard, ot R. I, radio away. Have it fixed. Men’s Summer Weight Work and Dress Pants $1.98 Up Mr. Sam S. SbortJr., of Newport Advance, received a letter from tbeir eon, News, Va , Spent a few days last T -Sgt. Hugh Thomas Howard, who has Save money on Insurance. Auto, irts week in MocksviIle with with bis been a prisoner of war'In Germany since mobile. Fire, Life, Hospital, Accid­ Oct. IS. 1944. His plane caught fire over ent and Health. Nationally known parents. Cologne, Germany. Hebaledout on his Get Your Garden Seeds Now 18th mission. He was liberated on April companies. F. R. LEAGANS. J. A. Jones, of North Wilkes- 29th He says they ere having plenty to boro, spent a day or two around eat since the army took them over. He W ANTED-Buildings to wreck Before The Stock Is Exhausted and Plant said not to worry about him—be would be —Industrial, Business and Resi town last week looking after his home soon. farms dential. No job too small—No job That Victory Garden too large. Write, or call Frank Brenner, Vance Hotel, Statesville. J. C. Jones, Chief Electric Me Stonestreet Receives Day phone 8 8 8 , Night phone 7 9 8 . chanic, U. S. Navy, who is sta­ Blue Dragon Dust KiUs Bean Beetles and Potato Bugs. tioned at Davisville, R. I., spent Two M edab SRI H I Stops running fits in dogs several days last waek in town with James F. Stonestreet, of tbii city, or we refund yonr money. We We Have A Good Supply On Hand. bis family. went to Greensboro Saturday where know of no other guaranteed run. he feceived the Air Medal and - Oak ning fits Remedy. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Angell and Leaf cluster from Co). Paul Younts, W ILKINS DRUG CO. daughter, of Kannapolis, spent the post commander at the ORD Big Complete Line Top. before massed troops. The INSURE & BE SURE—When . Week-ebd with Mr. Angell’s parents medal was awarded to his son, T. -Mr. and Mrs. W. B Angells, on R. you see me, don’t think of Insur­ are Sgt, Cbas. Gordon Stonestreet, at ance, But when you think of In 9 4 2 . present missing in action. The a* S ho es D ry G oods Groceries and Notions ward was presented for participat­ surance, See me. •: Mr. and Mts. W. U .. Malllson, ing in bomber combat missions over A. E HENDRIX, Agent, You Can Always Save Money By Shopping at Our Store. Af. Raleigh, who bave been the enemy occupied Europe. We are all Farm BuTeau Insurance Company hoping that Gordon will soon show guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. FOR RENT—Good 4 horse 156 Walker for the past two weeks, re­ up safe and sound, and don these medals won by his bravery. acres farm with 10 0 acres in cultiva. A Cordial Welcome Awaits Tou turned home Thursday.. tion, 5 acre tobacco allotment. 3 0 Street acres pasture land. Five miles Pvt. Frank H. Short spent a New Superintendent South of Mocksville known as Bill three day furlough last week with The County Board of Education, Click farm in Jerusalem township. his parents, Mr. and Mrs Sam S. at a meeting held Saturday after­ Write or see W. E FOSTER, short. He has been transferred noon, elected Prof Curtis Price, of Mocksville, R. 4 . Mocksville Cash Store from Camp Gordon Johnston, Fla , Ellenboro. county superintendent of to Fort Bending, Ga. schools, to BUcceed Prof. C. C. Er­ win, resigned. Prof. Price will en­ "The Friendly Store" J. H. Eidson, of Ambler, Pa., ter upon his-new duties July 1st. spent several days here last week looking after his nurservion R. 2 , Hntchens-Sloan Princess Theatre Herbert reports everythingl mov­ George R. Hendricks, Manager In a simple ceremony Tuesday evening tome ing along all right in the Quaker at eight o'clock at the bride’s home in Olin, WEDNESDAY ONLY State. MissFrances lrane Sloan and the Rev. Howard Wade Hutchens were united in "BULLFIGHTERS" with Miss Ruby Walker, R. N., of marriage,-Rev. C. C. HoIIaDd, pastor of the Front Street Baptist church, Statesville, Laurel & Hardy the Jefferson, Hospital staff, Btr was the officiating minister mingham, Ala, returned to her After the ceremony the bride's sister, Iv en u e duties Thursday, after spending MissJeweII Sloan entertained at a* cake THURSDAY and FRIDAY two weeks In town with her parents cutting. Tbedining room was decorated "FRENCHMAN'S CKEEK'' with Mr. and Mrs H S. Walker. with rad roses and Queen Anne s lace, and centerpiece of the table was an ela Joan Fontaine & Atturode Cordova le. N. C borateiy decorated wedding cake. After Seaman 1st class Norman Smith, the bride bad cut the first slice, her sister IN TECHNICOLOR who has been in the South Pacific, completed the cutting and was assisted by IFYDU HAVE AN INCOME Mn.- K. B. Madison -in. serving the cake arrived here Thursday to spend a with heart-shaped sandwiches, Rusrian SATURDAY 3 0 day leave with his wife and lit tea and nuts,... T tie daughter, and his parents, Mr. Mrs.* HutcheiU is the daughter of Mr. "TUCSON RAIDERS” with 8 nd Mrs. Will N. Smith. and Mrs. Char les S. Sloan , of Olin. Sbe ia you have a quota /v y a graduate of the Appalachian .State WUd Bill Elliott & Gabby Hayes Teachers’ College. Boone, and has been a fhop Revs. L T. Younger and D. C. member of the faculty of the MdhticeUo Thompson, ot North Iredell, were School. •' MONDAY and TUESDAY Ilem Mocksville visitors Thursday after­ Mr. Hutchins is the son of Mrs.'Mary "GOING TO TOWN" with in the M ighty 7s W ar Loan noon. They were on their way Hutchens of Mocksville, R. 2, and the late J. B. Hutchens. He. attended CampbeU Lum & Abner Locks home from a visit to a sick relative College at Buie's Creek.-'' He is now pastor at Baptist Hospital, Winston Salem of the Fork. Qames Cross. Roads and Mouot Veruoo. Baptist churches. Ioney Mr. and Mrs. Htitchens will be at home MissChristine Hendricks, a stu­ on Mocksville.-R. 2. dent at W. C., U- N. C . GTfeens. Hnd your quota and make hi. We've got to make the 7 th the biggest yeti boro, arrived home Thursday, She AUTO LOANS %'*, -4 will spend two weeks with her par­ Oo Torpedoed Boat ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hend CITIZENS FINANCE CO. YOUR PERSONAL MATURITY Mrs, Blaine Moore, of R. 2, has IF YOUR ricks, before returning to Summer seen informed that her son, Blaine Vance Hotel BMg. WAR BOND VALUE OF School. AVERAGE INCOME C, Moore,.seaman first class, was Statesville, N. C. QUOTA ISi 7 th WAR LOAN on the U S. S. Hyman when it PER MONTH j IS: Sgt. W. H. Howard, who has was torpedoed in the South Pacific ' I ; (CASH VALUE) BONDS BOUGHT ( been stationed in Oklahoma, is by the Japs but be is safe and is spending a 1$ dav furlough with bis now in a rest camp. Blaine was In I . S W t o O - * parents, Mr. and Mis. W H 1 8 7 .5 0 $ 2 5 0 J the invasion of Iwo Jima and Okin­ Mrs. Lucille Greene and husband ■ $ 2 5 0 $ ED Howard, near Cana. Sgt. Howard awa. will report for duty at Alve Field, Dr. G. V. Greene; Walter Peebles, Victoria, Texas, at the end of his single; Paul Peebles, single; Mil. 225-250 150.00 2 0 0 j furlough- lard S. Tones, Sr , widower, and Notice of Sale Millard S Jones, Jr , I 2 1 0 -2 2 5 1 31.2 S 1 75 27c Mr. and Mrs. Claud Thompson, Under and by virtue of ati Order vs 2 7 c who have been occupying the Booe of the Superior Court of;-' Davie Donald H, Jones, a minor; Robert 2 0 0 -2 1 0 1 1 2 .5 0 1 5 0 i house, on Salisbury street, have County, North Carolina, made in Peebles a minor; and Mrs. Maude p 4 1 8 c purchased the Carl Jones bouse, on the special proceeding 'entitled C. Smith and bnsband, Calvin Smith. te t P ric es Salisbury street. Mr. and Mrs. F. Ward, Executor, vs ,Mr. Elmer 1 8 0 -2 0 0 9 3 .7 5 1 2 5 j Jones will move to the Harvey L. Allen, et al.; upon the special Notice Servbg Summons Have Blackwelder farm, on R. 2 , in near proceeding docket of the said court, 1 4 0 -1 8 0 7 5 .0 0 1 0 0 future. ti e undersigned commissioner will, By Pnblication [or Sale on Saturday, 16 th day of June, The defendants, Mrs Maude 100*140 3 7 .5 0 5 0 j Pvt. Walter Hanes Holman, son 1 $t5 , :.at;LT2 o'clock,-; at; the '!court Smith and husband, Calvin Smith, US of Guv Holman, of R. 2 , is spend­ housedoorIn Mocksville, .NI;' C., will take notice that an action en­ ing a 3 0 day furlough with borne offer for sale to the-highest bidder titled as above, bas been comnienc I -• ’’■■■- 1 8 .7 5 |ocksvilie, N.C. folks. Pvt. Holman has served* for cash,'that certain tract of land, ed in the Superior Court of Davie 2# four years in the South Pacific.. He Iving and being in Farmington County, N. C., to sfell the Iandsfor Iocksville was wounded several months ago, township. N. C., adjoining the partition owned by the petitioners we give and strived recently in San Fran­ lands of J. M. Groce and Others, and the defendants as tenants iu cisco. A ttb een d of his turlougb more particularly described as fol common, said lands consisting of Ivery week be will go to San Antonio, Tpxas lows: ' . about twenty acres more or less. and enter a hospital for further Beginning at. a stone In the line And the said defendants will fur. treatment. of. Haines corner; thence S. 4 6 J4 ther take notice that they are re­ W 1 47 ft. to a stone, F. A. Nay. quired to appear at the office of the ALL OUT FOR THE MIGHTY T- WAR LOAN IlVE US A county school bns,y going lor’s corner; thenee S. 4 0 )4 E. 22 8 Clerk of Superior Court of Davie ft. to a stone on Main S t, Naylor's County, at the court house in south, on Wednesday morning, uv:' • ... -'-W - driven by Virgil Wyatt, left the corner; thence 4 6 )4 E. with said Mocksville, N. C., on the n th day highway in South Mocksville, tu n t stieet, 2 6 0 cbs. to a stone; thence of June, 19 4 5 , and answer or de. Ing over a time or two. The him N. 3 3 degs. W. 2 7 6 cbs' to a stone, murr to the complaint in said ac Co. was badly damaged, and young J. Kimbrough line; thence N. 85 tion. or the plaintiffs will apply -to This Advertisement Is Sponsored And Paid For By degs. 9 5 links to the beginning, be­ the Court for the relief demanded Asst. Mgr. W yatt received slight injuries. Bob­ bie Green, who was in the the bus, ing recorded in Book 2 9 , page 5 3 5 , therein. HALL DRUG CO. - WILKINS DRUG CO. escaped injury It is fortunate that also Eook 3 4 , page 5 9 6 This the This the 10th day of May, 1945 7O R T H the bus was not loaded with school 15th day of May, 1945 ELbISECHAFFIN STEPHENS, children - ..... - — .B. C. BROCK, Commissioner. * Deputy Clerk of Superior Court Ideal Grocery. CaudelI Lumber Co. Allison-Johnson Co. THE SAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS Sunny-Day Set for Little Girls N e w s Pattern No.-1331 is designed for sizes », Looking at 3. 4. 5 and 6 years. Size 3, dress, requires. 1% yards of 35 or 39 inch material; bon* net, Vi yard; 5 yards edging or ric rac B e h i k to trim dress and bonnet. M V S S H O t P HOLLYWOOD SEVING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT* t h e /N i 530 Sontb WeUs S t Chicago : A COMMITTEE of connoisseurs Enclose 25 cents in coins for each B y B^ulMalloh I in chic headed by Lady Mendl pattern desired. *i...... 1-...... -f*-1----ir «.n i r i r - i «/ ...... «------* <■ Wv w * ^ recently named Gene' Tierney the Pattern No...... Size...... Released by Western Newspaper Union. jbest dressed girl in moviedom. ; Just prior to that a national Name...... SPARKY WJ RUSSIAN DELEGATES SHOW ^magazine listed Gene among the Address ...... AMIABLE WORLD RELATIONS top four beauties of the screen, the HAVE A NICE SAN FRANCISCO. — Definite and others being Hedy Lamarr, Ingrid TRIPjSAaY-I1LL positive assertions as to what this Bergman, and Linda Darnell. TAKE <3000 CARE conference and the world will do are Japan’s Grab OF HALFPINT And since 20th-Century-Fox’s tal­ POR YOU I being flung rather freely around. ent poll evidently puts her at the A commonly popular one in the acting top—she’s Through warfare in the past 50 news is that the conference—as one come off with all years, Japan has grabbed land, to-' exceptionally able writer has put the best roles the taling 2,796,600 square miles in it — has proceeded to the point lot has to offer area, with a population of 368,222,-' where a new era is assured. in 1945—1 thought 000, that belonged to eight coun­ Behind this line of current thought it time to find out tries: China, Britain, France,' running through the news and com­ how Gene feels Thailand, Russia, Portugal, the ment is the idea about life in gen­ Netherlands and the United States, that the Russians eral. our territory being Guam, Wake have been brought It’s amusing to and the Philippines, according to around to accept­ know that the Collier’s. ! ance of democratic next two Tierney Including its own people, Japan methods. They gave releases will not Gene Tierney therefore controlled, one year ago,' in on the Argentine display Gene's 21 per cent of the population of question and Molo­ modern sartorial talents. When I the world. I tov afterward-called came on the “Dragonwyck” set, w i2-6 yr*. on State Secretary where she was making a scene with REG’LAR F l Stettinius and made Vincent Price, she was wearing the A N ADORABLE out-of-doors certain other ges­ outfit for a sweet little girl. A M o lotov m Wk fashions of 1944. And in “A Bell for tures creating a Adano,” which is being shown in sun bonnet to shade her face— flew amiable and friendly spirit. It theaters this month, she’s clad in little wing sleeves to keep her cool is thus true enough that the atti­ Extend the Meat With Noodles and Gravy the picturesque tatterdemalion of a —it’s an ensemble that she’ll love tude with which Mr. Molotov, if not Wright brothers flew ble to my eyes. The precise de­ ing to use a great variety of foods, Fresh Pineapple and Take It From Me the first man-carrying airplane gree of progress that has been but all these can be made delicious Strawberry Salad , nine days after one made by Doc­ made is that Russia has shown as well as pleasing as to appearance. Com Sticks Beverage Since nobody has gotten around tor Samuel Langley had proved a to awarding Gene the medal for a willingness to cooperate and . Humble meats like hamburger and Date-Nut Bars failure. The doctor was so piqued - W£D.—THURS—FIN.—SM. that this has put the delegates •Recipe Given brains—such evidently not being in­ that he had his machine placed 7:15 «.m. (Cm); 8:15 & m. (EWT) liver can be dressed attractively and cluded in obvious star assets—let SUNDItV naturally in a better frame of made to taste on exhibition in the Smithsonian 1:1 S a. ■. (Cm); 9:15 a. m. (EWI) mind. me be the one to name her one Institution, where he had been an like high-point •Carried Shrimp with Noodles. of the most nimble minds in one Yovr Fovorlle CBS Station Now is this new spirit can be car- foods. Imagine (Serves 4 to 6) !official for 25 years, and called it Spcnjared'by Ballard's I of the steadiest little heads ever ,the first plane to fly with human tied forward to the application of all eating golden 6 tablespoons bntter or substitute crowned by laurels. Designers love problems, then the new era will truly brown, wafer-thin 6 tablespoons flour • cargo, says Collier’s. Eleven to create bizarre and extravagant ‘years later, Glenn Curtiss was OBELISK FLOUR T h e have arrived. But to keep a proper m pancakes, filled 2 cups milk whimsies to emphasize her intrigu­ perspective of the actual condition, with a well-sea­ Ii teaspoon salt, !asked to prove that it was capable ing face and rhythmic design. But Jof flight, and he flew it, but only it must be reported that the prob­ soned meat-mix­ 2 teaspoons curry powder in her private life and tastes Gene M lems still remain — all of them ture. Good? Of 1 pound cooked shrimp .after making 35 improvements, in­ is conservative to a degree. Wears cluding a better engine. I —many grave, deep problems of course, pass the 2 teaspoons lemon juice little or no makeup, and her shining every economic, financial and poli­ seconds, please. I It was not until 1942 that the I Vi teaspoons chopped parsley brown hair is the precise shade K o o i m d D tical nature. TOiat has been done Tou can stuff small slices of . liver Vt teaspoon rich meat flavoring nature gave her. ; Smithsonian finally admitted in an here so far has been merely to get 'official publication that the Wrights with your favorite CelerJ or onion I tablespoon chopped green pepper So, because she’s young, super-' D an agreement on the organization of dressing and braise them in a £ % pound fine noodles lovely, mother of a 15-month-old ,had built the first machine and ,the conference. Therefore it should vory tomato sauce. There’s little Make a cream sauce of the first daughter, Daria, and a happy 'apologized for the attitude it had L be plain future hopes here can not better.' five ingredients. Add shrimp, wife, Gene’s fans have come to !maintained for almost 40 years. be based on “the receptivity” of U you have taken it a little bit cleaned and cut think of her as a sort of high priest­ E this governments attitude toward easy on the main course, you can in halves or quar­ ess of the modem theme. A girl of Russia, but upon the receptivity of always go the limit with the des­ ters, depending tomorrow. Nothing is farther from S the Russian attitude toward demo­ upon size. Add cratic processes. serts. Cream pies are luscious the truth. CrispTasteThnU even though their whipped cream seasonings, and “Hedda,” she said, “sometimes I Action Taken Slowly. toppings are missing. Frothy egg lastly, cooked By BOB The questions I hear asked by really think our fans believe we live whites are just as pretty and tasty. noodles broken in a sort of crystal and plastic P men here who have given earnest into small pieces. KARP thought to the matter all run down Fresh vegetables and fruit plat­ dream world. But I’m not looking w t t u p f f r ters are ideal for adding color to Garnish, with forward to jumping into a helicop­ to that single, focal proposition. parsley and whole shrimp. ! It took this world peace meeting the table. Try a freshly cooked ter and landing on the studio roof PO P— On tti .exactly a week to get down to the snowy white cauliflower in the cen­ American Bggs Foo Yeung. instead of driving down the canyon ,business of naming its committees ter of a platter and surround it with (Serves 4) each morning with good old Butch, slivered green beans and tomato Vi cap cooked fish such as salmon my police dog, on the front seat be­ and commissions to do the actual V2 cup green peas, cooked work for which it was assembled. cups with golden com kernel cen­ side me. And, aside from the fact 1Ite Gtatns In Sreat Foods”— } During that week the loud speak­ ters. If it’s a fruit platter you’ve 3 stalks raw celery, diced in personal tastes, I’m really not set your cap for, then you’ll like I onion, minced' looking forward to the day when Kellogg’s Rice Krispies equal the whole ers of the opera house recorded ripe grain in nearly all the protective speeches from all the interested melon (preferably cantaloupe with Vi cup green pepper, chopped television, all-out air transport, and W V2 teaspoon salt chores done by robots in solar food elements dedared essential to parties and the organizational dis­ its center scooped out and filled with human nutrition. putes of the major powers. a fruit gelatin salad, and garnished Dash of pepper houses will be a reality. Think how R I C t l on the platter with slices of pine­ 1A teaspoon seasoning sauce much charm it will take from living. The speeches set forth large­ 6 eggs, beaten ly the pleas of the small powers apple mounted with fresh berries or Besides, few of the young things OlSHlSl grapes^ Spicy tomato sauce or other well- of today realize it will take years for “mutual respect of na­ seasoned sauce tions,” !‘recognition of human Hambnrger Filled Potato Pancakes and years to develop such living. A Mix fish with peas, celery, onion lot of my friends seem to feel the values,” “Principles of justice” (Serves 6 to 8 ) and green pepper. Add seasonings, —not far from the line which post-victory year will be something 1 pound hamburger seasoning sauce and beaten eggs. worthy of Jules Veme’s imagina­ Mr. Truman laid down at the 2 teaspoons salt Mix well. Have fat hot in skillet outset in his appeal for “simple tion. H cap milk Pour small ladleful of mixture into I suggested she was probably in­ justice.” I would say that as ' skillet and brown on one side, turn far as words are concerned most Z tablespoons fine, dry bread fluenced by the character of Mi­ crumbs cake and brown on the other. Serve randa, the lovely heroine of Ernst (ucleaBe of the nations are not far apart, with spicy tomato sauce. but some of them were not rep­ 2 tablespoons fat Lubitsch’s production “Dragon* 4 cups grated raw potatoes Another good, light dish for sup­ wyck.” resented in all these expres­ per fare is this omelet which com­ sions. 2 tablespoons grated onions bines point-saving foods with tempt* Extremes Are Ont It may be reported, also, that Vs teaspoon pepper J ing goodness: Gene has just as definite ideas ,the smaller nations will win conces­ 2 eggs, beaten about fashion, too. Although she sions in the Dumbarton formula, Vt cup floor Mashed- Potato' Omelet. (Serves 6) has been named the best dressed the extent and nature of which will 2 tablespoons milk woman in Hollywood, she frowns on .be ironed out by bargaining—and cup milk H NTS FOR HOME BAKERS Combine- meat, I teaspoon salt, I cup mashed potatoes extremes. Boiled down to a couple this represents progress also. of essentials, her don’ts on dress ! Behind all these developments milk and bread crumbs. Mix well I teaspoon onion juice Oood f a Desserts-Orand for Lunch Boxes! and shape into thin patties. Brown Vs teaspoon salt come to: however, the nations were sound- “Don’t be conspicuous. Conspicu­ ;lng each other out. Prom their ex­ in hot fat. Combine potatoes, re­ Dash of pepper Make then with Fleischmann’s yellow label Yeast— maining salt, pepper, eggs, flour and 4 eggs, separated ous makeup, color, line, detail, and periences they have a more com­ combinations violate the rules ot the only fresh yeast with EXTRA vitamins A & D plete knowledge of just how much milk. Mix well. Remove meat from Bacon frying pan. Add more fat. Place a Mix heated milk with mashed po­ good taste. The well dressed wom­ |each one wants. an looks just right for the occasion FILLED BUNS ■ To that extent, great progress has small amount of the potato mixture tatoes. Add onion juice, salt and into hot fat. Top with meat pattie. pepper. Mix in well beaten -yolks r-blends into the moment.” 2 cakes Plelschmana’s Teast 2 eggs, beaten t)een made. But it would be safer Gene is thrilled at playing the role I cup lukevarm water Hteaspoonnutmes to report progress here—not victory. Then cover with more potato mix­ of eggs. Fold in stiffly beaten % cup shortening Fewdropslemonextract - ture (potato mixture should form a whites. Pour into a greased frying of the evil sister in “Leave Her to % cup sugar I cup milk, scalded and cooled i The nine point program of Dum- thin coating). Fry slower until pan and cook on top of stove until Heaven.” lteaqioonsalt 9 cups sifted flour By LEN tarton Oaks amendments adopted brown. Tuni and brown on other bottom is brown. Brown top under “Ellen has acting quality, and I cup Jelly or Jam by the American delegation repre­ side. broiler. Serve with crisply fried that is what an actress should con­ KLEIS sented quite a personal victory for sider,” she says. “The bad girls of I Dissolve Flelschmann’s Teast In lukewarm water. Cteam shortening, These Hamburger Filled Pan­ bacon. ' sugar and salt; add well-beaten eggs, nutmeg, flavoring and lukewarm Senator Vandenberg. It was the Fruit Platter. fiction have given more opportuni­ J milk. Add to yeast Add 3 cups flour and beat well. Add remaining Michigan Republican who first cakes may be served with sauer­ ties to stars then the sweet young I flour; turn out on floured board and knead lightly until smooth and kraut. Place tiie kraut in the, cen­ R esh pineapple, sliced I elastic. Place In greased bowL Cover and set In warm place, free from : {demanded the main points such as Grapefruit in sections things.”' inclusion of the word and ideal of ter of a platter and arrange pan­ I remember when Gene Tierney I draft, until light, about 2 hours. Turn out on floured board and shape ! cakes In a border around it. Peach, halves into round rolls. Dip In granulated sugar and set on well-greased' !“Justice” through the charter and Grapes, seeded or marachino played half-castes, outlaw girls, baking pan V, Inch apart Cover and let rise until opportunity for future peaceful Eurasians—for a time she was al­ doubled in bulk, about 45 minutes. Make an in- ’ cherries dentation In center ot roO, All with jelly o r Ja m .* !change of the world setup as well Small wedges of cantaloupe ot most as typed in the sarong as Dotty Let rise again until light, about 15 minutes. Bake ‘ !as the charter. Other forces pre­ Lynn Says: other melon Lamour, or threatened to be. She In moderate oven at 400°7. about 20 «ninm»« scribed what seemed in general to Cream mayonnaise didn’t rise easily into the high place Makes 4 dozen. 'me to be basic changes of theory Meat Memos: Extend low-point -‘-Head jIettnce on the screen in which Sie now ifrom Dumbarton Oaks along the! meats with breading, gamtehing Red apples finds herself, although she is prac­ He* RnbK RnliH BHtai ot IUhOmmfi Ti jsame lines such as specific inclusion tically cameraproof, undoubtedly and fillings to make them appe­ Peel grapefruit and remove pulp CBp mad pmjtm on a PRlVij Iof the Atlantic charter ideals, re­ tizing and point-saving. by sections, then cut in half cross- one of the best lens subjects in the OC ritu a l* turn to international law, world Bacon can be dipped in beaten wise.* Arrange industry today. Sbe has gracious- BUCI {court, safeguarding human rights, egg and toead crtimbs, then fried platter' by plac­ ness and much personal charm, and Byi Hutton in the Jack Picldord part, ' I THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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I atterx d e p t . C liica g o Fun for Family It it difficult to defect the ordinary coins for each "slow leak" in time to prevent de- structive "roadside flats." The Office Size...... of Defense Transportation recom* mends an effective cure for stealthy SPARKY WATTS By BOODY ROGERS leaks: {I) Make sure valve caps have been screwed on finger tight. r HAVE A NICE TOU’P BETTER, CAP WHILE THE BOYS ARE WAVING (2) Before adding air be sure to trip, SAllv--IIl ANP PONY 'VOU FARE SOOP-BYE TO HALFPINTS MOTHER test pressure in each tire. (3) Check TAKE <300P CARE CHARGE HIM WITH THAT „ LET'S PEEK INTO POC’5 variationsin tirepressure—a marked I G r a b OF HALFPINT RAY MACHINE OF TOURS- JL LABORATORY AT difference hi pressure indicotes a FOR YOU/ - I PONY WANTA JiA HALFPINT— slow leak, which should be repaired YDUNS SAMSON — 1 ISSUM ? immediately. ■3 in the past 50 MY HANPSj grabbed land, to- To help relieve the critical need for Iquare miles in military tires, men who work in a Iation of 368, 212,- large rubber plant in Los Angeles H (B. F. Goodrich) have sworn not to to eight coun- miss a day’s work, and, like sub* Jritain, France, marine Crewsf not to shave for 120 Portugal, the' days. |i e United States,! Guam, Wake1 les, according to

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POP—On the Right Side of the Lines By J. MILLAR WATT I H E A R P H A P B E E N A PRISONER OF "T H A T S WAR FOR. SEVERAL R l 6 H T T SPENT MOST OF y E A R S | M V T I M E IN IF SO T N E O U A R P WATCH OUT H O U S E ' J The medical profession knows that V j 1 p \ A A A though a person may be cured of com­ mon malaria they may have it come $ back on diem. So, if you are once more feeling tired, run down, have pains In back and kgs, feel weak and billtous, so appetite and nervous—-though chills and fever haven't struck you yet. and you- have common malaria—it doesn't pay to take any chances. Try a bottle of Oxi- 'FjjyKjVK dine. Oxidine is made to combat malaria, give you iron to help creation of red ; ® WS- blood cells. If the first bottle doesn't jfielgM— by The BeIIjSyndlCAte, Ip c J satisfy y o u y o u r m oney will b e returned: Oxidine has been used for over 50 years; Get a bottle today at your drug store. HO-PANONG GEE-PONT YOU P O N 'T Y O U N O T . L I K E IS NOTHING WHAT DON'T W ISH WE WERE Bu t h u g g i n g ESPECIALLY Y O U L I K E . MUSIC OLD ENOUGH TO P A N C E S ? GETTO A B O U T GO TO DANCES, MUGIC THAT? PONNAT CONSTIPATION fs the cause of ; ;h Boxesl label Yeast— MUCH SUFFERING Constipation may cause no symp­ nins A & D toms tor a long time, but unless cor­ rected will finally impair the health. Symptoms associated with advanc­ ing constipation are loss of appetite, heavily coated tongue, tired feeling Itmeg and mental depression. Headache, In extract dizziness, anemia, and skin disturb­ Iided and cooled ances such as acne, are commonly ex­ Iu r Sy LEN perienced. In severe cases, neuralgia and joint pains' occur. Indigestion, KLEIS with gas formation and colic, and ■Cream shortening, piles and fissures frequently add to Jring and lukewarm ( the discomforts of severe chronic f 11. Add remaining ■ cases. r until smooth and • No matter how many medicines i place, free from you have tried for constipation, we fed board and shape urge you to try B-L preparation , Bet on well-greased' * A with the understanding that B-L e r and l e t rise until | W PREPARATION must bring you sat­ feutes, Make an in- CAMP ROCkER f e q .it isfactory results or your money back. J with Jelly or jam. % Caution: Use only as directed—Adv. It 15 minutes. Bake ' n k o A i ■about 20 minutes. W E= IFanoyt Rttlpt Bookl PRIVATE STRAINS, SORENESS CUTS, BURNS BUCK CROSS Fft A favorite household antiseptic dress­ By . =5 ing and liniment for 98 yean—Hanford’s j TOWN J BALSAM OP MYRRH! It contain* I Clyde lewis eoothing gum* to relieve the soreness and B y ache o f over-used a n d strained muscles. Take* the sting and itch out of burns* Roland Coe scalds. Insect bites, oak and ivy poison­ ing, wind atl|l SUD burn, ehafing Mrtd chapped skin. Its antiseptic action less­ HABITS ens the. danger of infection whenever the' skin is cut or broken. . OP. Ekep a bottle handy for Gte minor amweSia casualties Cf Iritriten and nureoy. At victim s L your druggist " trial rise bottle 35 it [TRAINS household rise 651; economy rise $1-25. FJointt • Bruicet Q .& HANFOflD MFG.CO.,SyraanabN.Y. ‘• a n / Sols makers of ^ K s vesh-end pass was canceled, but he thinks he can get She’s afraid I’ll quit before I get h er lawn mowed. E very tim e I ^ ijr r b out of camp, anyway I” alow down she trots out with a pitcher of lemonade.” TBE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE N, C., MAY 30.1946.

FOLKS By R . M. Brlnkerhofl DAVIE BRICK z o o x i m IBuy War Bonds) y iC T O R Y A ffJSA D 1 TODAY ' COMPANY GEORCE & BENSON DEALERS IN Pntlittl-Mttiitt Celltft 'Ior Future Needs Sttttf, Jktktnu BRICK and SAND BUY r ..-T- ■■«!- p UNITED STATES Competition Make Play Dress, WOOD aad COAL About 23 years ago people In all w alks of life bfegan to notice and talk: Save for Bonds Day Phone 194 • Night Fhone 119 ,WAR about competition between indus­ tries. It was new then and inter­ Uocksville, N. C. BONDS esting. Before that, competition was AND ipiderstood to exist between people and firms in the same industry—: STAMPS merchant vs. merchant, railroad vs. railroad, sawmUl vs. sawmill, etc. !Walker’s Funeral Home^ But after World War I it was a changed business world, plain to AMBULANCE see. Among the modest newcomers in ' J1Iiene 48 Met a n Hgteg tea tea I that remote era was a product called moderns. The Ieastwai rayon. It was manufactured in the MeckuvUIet N. C. do hero at home Ia to form of yam, like wool and cotton1 W ar Bonds— 10% for yarns. The price to weavers was Bonds, every pay day. $2.80 a pound against 50tf for cotton yarn. Last year 55tf a pound was the price of both rayon and cotton yams, and rayon was on the market as a fibre, very much like cotton fibre, but less expensive. Bayon Has Grown Back In 1919 the American people bought less than 2% as much rayon as cotton. Last year the ratio was The 20% and rayon had captured quite! a slice of cotton's export demand. Europeans earn less than Amer­ icans and they pay more attention "They're Itaying home every night and saving their money for a War to a low price. If it were not for Davie Record Bond!” the war using up all both industries can produce rayon would probably Set Example For The Nation f be giving cotton some tough com­ petition. 1 8 9 9 When the war ends these two big Has Been PubKshed Smce industries are faced with a straggle Colors sing of summer In a gay, for sales in world markets. It is ruffled play costume. The red, green anybody’s guess now how the Strag­ and grey stripes of the gathered-neck gle will turn out, but King Cotton is blouse harmonize with the black, free-swinging skirt. Make an outfit not licked. The cotton industry is like this. Latest patterns at local 45 Years still much bigger; still employs stores. I t saves cash for W ar Bonds. more people than any other Amer­ V. S. Trtasury Dapartmint ican industry. Besides, smart cot­ ton men understand how rayon Otfien have come and gone-your made its remarkable gains. EDITOR CLEM Volume and Wages By Ralph Kemp county newspaper keeps going. Rayon started out the American way. It had relatively large invest­ ments in machinery. With good Sometimes it has seemed hard to tools it turned out large volumes of rayon per worker. On a basis make “buckle and tongue” meet but of big results from their day’s work the men who worked drew good soon the sun shines and again we wages. At the same time large out­ i puts of rayon per man every day march on. Our faithful subscribers, made it possible for prices to go lower and lower each year, sales to become bigger and bigger. most of whom pay promptly, give us Working people in America have a right to live well. Whm they courage and abiding faith in our earn good wages they do live welL Money they spend is the very life fellow man. blood of national prosperity. But before they can earn good pay they have to turn out lots of merchan­ Ifyour neighbor is not taking The dise per worker. And in order to produce goods in volume they must Record tell him to subscribe. The TED R. GAMBLE, National Dirsatnr of the Treasury’s War Finance have good tools. It was a successful Division, and his son, Ted, Jr., exchange War Bond presents in honor of plan with rayon and it will work with Father’s Day, June 17. The Father’s Day Committee is urging ail fathers cotton. price has not advanced, but con­ and sons to follow the example set by the Gambles. It Costs Something People say there is a practical tinues the same, $1.00 per year. cotton picker ready for introduction President O sm ena Predicts after the war. It will cost a lot more than one big sack and a string Japs W ill Be H ard To Beat for each member of a share-crop­ per's family; it will likewise pick W hen You Come To Town ■ WASHINGTON, D. C.—President been no less impressive. Under the more cotton in a day than they can Sergio Osmena of the Philippines, inspiring leadership of such men as pick in a week. Efficient tools call now in process of complete recon­ General MacArthur and Admiral for capital investment. It means M akeO urO fficeYour quering from the Japanese and from Nimitz, the Japanese have been dial laying out money, but efficient tools which General lodged from one position after an­ are worth it. "This next stickful o' type Ia fob’ Dougins Mac- other in their ill-gotten empire. In to say Just one thing— We got 35 mil­ H eadquarters. People say we will see many lions of Japs to beat." A rthur’s land this connection, my people and I mechanical cotton choppers after forces under Ad­ are extremely grateful that the miral Chester Philippines are now being liberated the war. It is not impossible. This Nimitz will from the tyrannical rule of the will increase the number of acres W e Are Always Glad To swing into final enemy. Ot cotton per worker; make more T rue or False action against “Happy as I am that my country yield per day for every man. The the enemy, to­ will soon be able to live in peace picker and Die chopper will create Test your knowledge of your S e e Y o u . day issued a again, much remains to be done be­ high wages and good living for a Government’s War Bwid Financ­ statem ent in be- fore Japan is fully beaten. Aside lot of people. But rayon can win its ing program. The answers to half of the from the additional campaigns which these questions, given at the end, Mighty Seventh war with cotton if cotton tries to will be needed to obtain military stay In the field armed with hoes should be known by every War Loan. victory in the Pacific, there is also American. How good are youT President Os- and gunny-sacks. the human factor to be considered 1. 85 million Americans have pur-i mena’s state­ in that other peoples of the Far East m ent was re­ Streamline Dress chased Series E War Bonds. ' Your son who is in the Army, wi)| eagerly await to be freed from the 2. 84% of all the money ever in-! leased by Briga­ enemy. We Filipinos know only too dier General vested in E Bonds is still invested' well from experience what it means Saves for Bonds in them. ' j Carlos P. Romulo, OSMENA to be under Japanese domination. enjoy reading The Record. Just like «| resident commis­ 3. If a Bond is lost, stolen or de-, sioner of the Philippines to the “One of the outstanding feats of stroyed, it is just the same as if the; United States, at the Philippine of­ the war has undoubtedly been the owner had lost the money he to- fices here. President Osmena said: effective fashion in which the United vested. I letter from hom e. The cost is only 2c. “Needless to say, we Filipinos are States has overcome the formidable 4. E Bonds may be cashed at anyi very pleased with the signal suc­ obstacles of distance in supplying the qualified bank for their full cost any­ cesses achieved by the United States Pacific. Large quantities of supplies time after 60 days from date of issue. artd her alllgs during recent months. will be needed, however, to deliver 5 . The U . S. Government's prom­ per w eek. Send us his address. After a long and hard struggle, the the final crushing blows against a ise to redeem War Bonds any time Germans have been pushed to the ruthless and fanatical enemy. AU of after 60 days from date of issue is brink of overwhelming defeat and us can make certain that these sup­ just as strong as its promise to the end of the war in Europe is now plies are available for our armed stand back of a dollar Dill. clearly in sight. forces by giving enthusiastic support 6 . You have to hold a Bond Ihfi- “In the Pacific, our gains have to the Seventh War Loan Drive.” full ten years to get any interest. 7. The lowest-priced War Bona LET US DO costs $25. ' 8 . War Bonds are better than cash.) 9. Two persons cannot own a Warj Bondiointiy. YOUR JOB PRINTING 10. The only reason we should War Bonds is to help pay for ammunition, etc., for the. arm< forces. _____ ANSWERS We can save you money 1. True. 2. True. _ . 7 3. False. War Bonds are. regtfr tered in the names of their owners, on your and lost Bonds can be replaced. 4. True. 5. True. Compare wording on ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, Bcmd and a bill. _ _ _ 6. False. Your Bond lnereaaea Hs value after one year. See the values) STATtM ENTS, POSTERS, B lU .on the back of the Bond. But yi Set a greater increase in value thej mger you hold a Bond, up to SI] HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. a t e end of 10 years for every $3' aid. ** 7! K d se. A $25 Bond costs $18.75, Patronize your hom e newspaper I 8. True. They can be replaced if lost, they increase in value and they Interesting neckline treatment and can be converted into cash In case! and thereby help build up your graceful sleevelets add a glamor­ o t need. : ous note to this streamlined date 9. False. War Bonds can be owned, ON FARMS throughout the Nation this scene Is being repeated daily in, dress. The two-piece look is achieved by two people as co-owners or as' hom e town and county. ______antiApation of the Mighty Seventh War Loan as farmers buy War BondS by a deep tuck of fabric at the hip- owner and beneficiary. with an eye to future electrical developments planned in the post-war period. Hne. Make this pastel crepe in hya­ 10. False. Your savings invested In cinth blue, limelight, muted rose, War Btmds will also help to stabilise and save for W ar Bonids. P a tfern sa t prices now and to proride for your local stores. V. S. Trtajxry^ Vfporlment own security in the future. THE DAVIE RECORD. .