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V O L U M N L I MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1 , tq so N U M B E R 14

NEWS OFLONG AGO, Above TheEarthly Bie Month Our County And Seen Along Main Street By The Street Rambler. Rev. Walter E. Isenhnur. Fiiih Point. R 4. What Was Happening In Da 000000 You can surely buv with money SUM- Social Security vie Before ParkingrMeter* Chief Leon Beck' carrying two Lots of things that you may Bv W . K. W hite. Manager. And Abbreviated Skirts. need. coca-colas down M ain street—M r. A man came in the office the Some of which- may make life sn and M rs. John Swing doing some (Davie Record, Oct. 2 6 , «9 2 7.) other day to get a social security sunny afternoon shopping—Young ma­ C. C. Walker, one of Bixby’s card. I’d say, from the looks of If you turn away from greed: tron buying her husband a dress bustling merchants, was in town him, that he was in his late fif­ But you cannot buy salvation shirt—Mrs. Sherrill Godbev look' Wedoesdav on business. ties. He was a farm worker— had For your spirit, beart and sonl, ing at costume jewelry in dry Born, to Rev. and Mrs. James been all his life, except for ser­ Should you evsn own a nation, goods store—Mrs. Io m LaigIe try­ Sisk, on Oct. 2 5 th, a fine ilj£lb . vice in World W ar I. He was in Or the wealth of earth control. ing to find dollar bills in pocket son. die Argonne, but his only casualty Two ladies who had not seen each SIGNS book—Pearl Cartner discoursing Miss Sarab ChafBn1 a student at Only Jesus Christ our Master other for a long time met on the was a frost-bitten toe. on barbecue supper—Salesgirls in N. C. C. W., Greensboro, spent Can redeem the souls of men, street. This is the time of year when As I said, he came in to get a dime store unpacking prettv Ted­ the signery is at its very best. To- the week-end here with her par. Saving us from sin’s disaster “Oh, Mary,” Blanche expitedly social security card. Never had wit: dy bears—Salvation Arm y lass tak­ And the devil’s prison pen; exclaimed, ‘‘I’ve had a lot to hap­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tbos. CbafBnl pen to me since I saw you last. I Up in the mountains there's an a social security number. Never ing up collection on M ain street Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Holleman Tben we point you, O dear sinner, had my teeth out and an electric electrical repair shop operated by needed one up to now. A farm —Young preacher standing on the and children have returned home To our Lord who died for all, stove and refrigerator put in.” a fellow named Moore who ad­ hand all his civilian life, he work­ square preaching with not a soul If you’d be in life a winner vises: from Plum Branch, S. C.. where Should Rest Why get less when you can ed regularly for one farm opera* listening—Mack Deadmon walk­ Mi. Holleman has been ginning And be ready for His call. "Yes, he’s a year old now, and get Moore. tor He had worked for the same ing down M ain street with axe on and buying cotton, he’s been walking since he was And a tourist court in the Mam­ one for years—ever since he was his shoulder—Reba Ann Furches When the inner life is nourished eight months.” The triends of G, A. Koontz, of moth Cave area claims: washed off his own acres in- a By the food from heaven’s store. “Really? He must be awfully We do everything but rock and litde brother doing some be­ R. I, will be sorry to learn that he Like our fellows who have flourish, tired!” you to sleep. flood back in the thirties. fore Hallowee’en shopping—Toe is very ill and that he has lost bis ed This sign is.-fianging on the wall I could assure him that his cash Murphy selling popcorn to pretty sight. He has been suffering: from As tbev traveled on before, Disgraceful! of a California taxi dance dive: wages would begin counting to­ young lass in front of theatre— diabetes for severrl years. The little girl was attending The management reserves ward old-age and survivors insur­ We can feel that life’s a blessing church for the first time. She the right to eject any person . Miss Marie Moore looking over Rev, and Mrs. W. H. Dodd, of To ourselves and those we meet, was amazed to see all the people they deem proper. ance benefits on the very first day Christmas goods in department Stantonbujrg, spent the week-end And that soon we’ll be possessing suddenly kneel. This sign was noted at the Na­ of January. There was no doubt store—Billy Ellis hurrying around tional zoological garden in Wash­ in town with friends. “Why are they kneeling, mom­ that he had established a “service Heaven's glories rich and sweet. my?’’ she asked. , ington: the square - T. W . McKnight dis­ Misses Amy Moore and Polly “Hush,” replied her mother, Lost children will be taken relationship” with his employer cussing coming events on M ain Dwiggins spent Wednesday in the “they are going to say tlfeir to the Lion Honse. by working for him continuously street —Miss H ilda Markham m ak­ prayers.” Twin City shopping. uBible Speaks ” in the calendar quarter beginning "What! With all their clothes Wasn’t Fooling ing bank deposit—KennethDwig' Revs. R. S. Howie and E. M. Christianity, as it is expressed in on?" the little girl asked. in October. However, there was gins feeding money in parking Avett leave today for Asheville to churches, the Bible and the lives no doubt that he would be work­ m e te r— D . T- M a n d o a n d C l in t Look Here! attend the Western North Carolina ing for the same man on a full' Wilsonpausing m drug store— of Christian persons, is tbe most He — “That’s a flimsy dress, Methodist Conference which con­ precious commodity anyone can you’re wearing.'’ time basis for at leasr sixty days Miss Blanche Brown doing some venes in the Mountain City this acquire, and one that cannot have She—“That’s a flimsy excuse for during the calendar quarter be-[shopping in gift sho(?—B. !.Sm ith staring.” evening. > too many salesmen. ginning on New Year’s day. And getting change for steel engraving John J. Larew is not oniy a good Basically, that ie tbe reason wbv his cash wages in a calendar quar­ of Hamilton—Young Iadv wear­ salesman but a champion potuto Extra Precaution ter are always $50 and more. ing brand new diamond ring on The Davie Record carries the Mr. Watkins, a widower unl> grower. H e gathered from one bill “ The Bihie Speaks," every issue. a short time, was seen by a As he put his social security third finger, left hand—Mrs. Da­ of sweet potatoes 15^ pojnds. Another reason is that, sermons a- friend in the company of a card in his oversized, old-fashion vid Koontz and litde son doing charming young woman at a lo­ The largest potato weighed 7 lbs. side, it’s just plain interesting cal restaurant. The friend called ed pocketbook and snapped it some afternoon shopping—Hub­ and g ounces, and was the largest reading for everyone. Watkins aside and said “Say, shut, he started for the office door ert Lashmit talking things over that has been seen here. don’t you remember what your a s ; then turned and said: “I reckon with friends in front of cafe— Weekly subject matter of “Tbe wife told you? If yon ever went The concrete work on the public Bible speaks’” written by Dr. Ken­ out with a woman after she died, I’m still good for a heap more Methodist minister purchasing a square is neaiing completion and neth J. Foreman. Biblical Scbolor she'd claw her way out of her work. The missus and me’ll have new suit in men’s shop—Albert when the work is finished no town teacher and autbor, is based npon grave and haunt you tbe rest Two fishermen were driving them insurance benefit checks Bogerdrinkingbig tall chucolate of her life?” along the highway. After some dis­ in this section will have a prettier tbe Uniform International Sunday But Watkins only laughed and tance, they came to a side road cornin’ by R. F. D. every month milk-shake before breakfast Big square. AU of the telephone oolts School Lesson Guide and is fully the friend, puzzled, asked with a "closed” sign blocking it. after I’m 65 . . or more. Wasn’t crash on the square when pick-up and wires have been removed, and “What’s so funny?” However, they noted that fresh like that when I was a youngster. truck and Plymouth car meet— endorsed by the Internationel Coun­ “Well, Bill,” Watkins replied. tire tracks led around the sign. the four parks on the square will I can remember an old couple Iiv- M rs. Clyde Young purchasing belt cil of Religions Education. “I buried my wife face down. s6 So they followed the tire marks be well lighted and will present ar> Eighty church denominations in let her dig away.” and ignored the sign. But they had in’ near us. One son had gone —Alex Tucker feeding coins into attractive appearance when they tbe United States prepare tbeir reg­ gone no. more than a half mile to the Klondike and never came parking metet— M r. snd Mrs. Paul Wrbng Address when the road really did end. Only are filled with flowers and shrub­ ular nniform Sunday Srhooi lessons A prominent business man who thing to do was turn around and back. The other joined up in the Blackwelder doing some morn- bery. from the same outliue used by Dr had been invited to speak at a po­ come back. Spanish-American W ar and died ins shopping—Percy Brown tak­ There was a bad auto wreck just litical meeting was placed last on On passing the road block again, of “canned willie” in Tampa. ing time off to get shave—C. W . Foreman in “ The Bible Speaks.” the list of speakers. Moreover, the beyond the Lisha creek Thursday they found this inscription written Those old folks didn’t get social Seaford talking with friends in Tbe Reeord is therefore proud, to chairman introduced several on the reverse side: afternoon. Three gentlemen from offer this feature as a fully authen­ sj-.eakers whose names were not “It really was closed, wasn’t it.” security. One day they got a ride front of temple of justice—R. P. Iredell county were on their way ticated, completely reliahte reli­ on the program, and the audience over the h ill. . to the poorhojise. M arlin talking things over with was tired out when he eventually Bad Company borne from Winston-Salem in a That poorhouse has been shut ton-ioral artist on chilly m orning. gions document. introduced the last speaker: “Mr. Down south, a colored man with Ford touring car, where tbev ba«* A graduate of Davidson College, Jenkins will now give us his ad­ a badly slashed face entered a down now, thanks to social se­ carried a load of tobacco. Tbe dress.” doctor’s office. c u rity .” Princeton Seminary and University “My address,'’ said Mr. Jen­ Demonstration steering gear became fastened an^ and Yale University, where he re­ kins. risffg: “ i’ 1*5 Irne Park, “Hello, Tom,” the doctor greet­ A representative of this office ed him. “Cut up again?” the car ran off the road and fell ceived Pb,D and D.D, degrees. Dr. and I wish you al) good-night.” will be in MocksviIle again on “Yassuh, I done got carved' with Annual Program down a bigh embankment, almos* Foreman eur2ently, is serving as Nov. 22nd, at the court house, Tafcetlown a razor.” The Annual Home Demonstra­ demolishing the car. One of the professor of doctrinal theology at “Why don’t you keep out of bad second floor, at 12:30 p. m., and Voice (over telephone) — Hello. tion Achievement Program w ill be men was caught under the car and the Louisville. Ky., Presbyteriaa Hello. This is Judge Babington. company, Tom?” on the same date in Cooleemee, Peterson McFcatherson the Third. “I’d like to Doc,” the victim held at the Methodist Church in sustained painful injuries to bis leg. Seminary. He bes achieved stature complained, “but I ain’t got enough at the old Band Hall1 o v e r L e d ­ Will you please tei] my son, Crav­ Center on Friday, November 3. The other occupants escaped in­ as one of the nation’s Uading relig. money to get a divorce.” ford’s Store, at 11 a. m. en wood Rutherford IIcFeatherson Mrs. Harvey Gobble, President jury. It was a miraculous ascape tons educators. the Fourth, that I would like to Not Difficult of the County Federation w ill eall for the entire party. “Tbe Bible Speaks” constitutes speak to him.” Frosh—“Hey, Mac, your old man London Waiter — How did you the meeting to order prompdy at Mt. and Mrs. O. I. Howard and Davie full realization of Tbe wants to speak to you.” find your steak, sir?” 2:00 o’clock p. m. Mrs. Fred Howard and children, of Davie Record’s ambition to add the Shelter Diner — I iust pushed I Remember Mama aside my two pnas and there it Welcome w ill be given by Mrs. Knoxville. Tenn.. spent last weelt richness and eloquence of thr Good DAVIE DRIVE-Ih was. John Anderson, member of the with relatives and friends near Cor Book .to its weekly oaees. There Center Club. The program for rfbtzer. Tbev were accompanied is good, spiritual food in tbfs col. Blue Print THEATRE the evening w ill include a short by Mrs. SalHe Howard, of Cornat. umu for ali who read it. Wbv not The average man: 42 around the- chest. 42 around the waist, 96 Mocksville Salisbury Highway report of the National meeting by zer, mother of Mr. Howard, who turn to it now? around the courae, and a nuisance Mrs- George Apperson, who has had spent about ten weeks with around the housu. Wednesday and Thunday them at Knoxville. He Wins just returned from the meeting Jurors for the two weeks special Believes In Prayer A surgeon, an archilect. and a Nov. 1st and 3rd which was held in Biloxi, Missis­ Agnostics and cynics may sneer politician were arguing as to whose “MISTER ACE” sippi. Reading certificates w ill be term of Davie Superior court, to profession was the oldest. George Raft & Sylvia Sydney given to the women meeting the begin here Nov. 24th, have been at such an idea, but many Ameri­ Said the surgeon: "Eve was drawn as follows: G- F. Koontzl cans w'ill continue to believe that a made from Adam’s rib, and that ONE CARTOON requirements and a gavel w ill be portion 0 f General McArthur's surely was a surgical operation.” presented to the club having the J. U. Hendricks, A. E. Holder, W. “Maybe,” said the architect, Friday and Saturday genius aud success as a great com. largest number in attendance on a G. Minor, T. M. Livengood. C. H. “but prior to that, order was cre­ Nov. 3rd and 4th mander of armed fotces, demon, ated out of chaos, and that was an percentage basis. Achievement Seaford, W. K. Stonestreet. A. A. DOUBLE FEATURE strated in the war against J 4 0 an architectural job.” highlights will be given by the Wagoner, W. R. Clement, J. Lee “BLONDE ICE” and again in the Koream conflict, “But,” interrupted the politi­ presidents o f each club. Hopkins, W B Ratledge, S. L. cian, “somebody created the chaos Robert Paige and Leslie Brooks deiives from what it is In him that Voice over telephone: “Ronnie A skit “Music Through The Barnes, B. S. Orrell, W. T . Fo?. first!” Also THE BLAZING TRAIL’! prompted him to lead the Seoul as. Fisher has a bad cold and will not' Years,” what it has meant to you ter, J. L Davis. W. A, Beck, O. be in school today.” Charles Starrett semblage in reciting the Lord’s Fictionary and what it means today, which M. Howell, G. O. Graves, A. E. Principal: “And who is this speak­ SKUNK—A streamlined, two-tone ONE CARTOON Tatum, A. T. Anderson. R. F. Prayer on tbe occasion of his form, ing, please?" kitten with a fluid drive. includes special numbers and- al restoration of tbe ancient capi. Voice: “This is my mother speak­ Monday and Tuesday group singing, w ill be a very in­ Gaither, J. C. Hendrix, C. C. Wil­ ing.” PYTHON—Pie-eating contest. tnl to the Sontb Korean govern* NIGHT CLlTB—An ash tray with teresting and enjoyable part of the liams, L B. Amsworthv. F. M. m e u tExchange. music. N o v . 6th a n d 7 th p ro g ra m . Carter, J. J. Allen. R. P. Martin, DATE BOOK—Crush register. “GERONIMA” Trade Vfith The A t the conclusion of the pro­ H. G. Ijames1 J. B. Beck. Baxter vIF MY PfOPlE WHKH ARE UIlID BY HUSBAND—Spouse-broken man. EU3n Drew & Robert Preston B. Sparks, D. B Howell, G. Z. MY NAME. SHAli HUMBlE THMRVBk AND QUICKSILVER—What the Lone ONE CARTOON gram refreshments w ill be served Merchants Ranger says when he’s in a hurry. in the community building by the Cook, J. T. Powell, W. C, Wilson, PRAY. AND SEK MY FACE, AND IURN AWAY PIED PIPER—Drunken plumb­ B. F White, W. M. Walker, B. J FROM IHBR WICKED WAYS; THBI WIU I er. Al) Shows Start At Ousk hostess clubs. Ijam es Cross Roads, HEAR FROM ISAVBl AND WHL FORGIVE V\fho Advertise In VOLCANO—A mountain with hic- Kappa, and Center._____ Foster, J. R. Foster, Sam L Bail aups. > , Space Reserved For Trucks ey. J. C. Barnhardt1 A. L. Vogler. THBR SINS, AND WIU HEAl THBRUND."- WIG—Convertible top. A few land posters left: J. H. Blake. 2 (MM. 7:14. The Davie Record THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C. Well Tailored Frock Is Stunning in New Plaids SCRAPES

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Good Dairy Bam SCRIPTURE: Matthew 4:1-11: John 6 : CHEST COUS 1-15: Romans 13:12-14: I Corinthians 10:12- to relieve coughs and sore muscles 13: Hebrews 4:14-16. You need t6 rub on stimulating, pain* DEVOTIONAL READING: Psalm 25: 4- Lighting Essential Casserole Cookery 14. relieving Musterole. I t not only brings fast, long-lasting relief but actually Speeds Up Work, Aids Helps Cut Down ' helps check the irritation and break up local congestion. Buy Musterole! Sanitation Problems Soaring Food Bills YourWorstandBest SUNNYl Good lighting in the dairy barn Lesson for November 5, 1950 is not only convenient, but neces­ WHEN THE FOOD budget evades all your efforts to keep within its sary. For it speeds up work and '4WithIn my earthly temple there's a helps the dairyman with his sanita­ necessary limits, then it’s time to crow d: There’s one of us that’s humble, one tion problems. start fixing those nourishing, appe that’s propd; tite-satisfying casseroles. There’s There’s one that’s broken-hearted for Grandm a’s Sayings Farmers, therefore, are cautioned h is sins. by agricultural engineers to wire a good bit of And one that, unrepentant, sits and grins. their barns so that they have plenty eating in a fine From much perplexing doubt I could be casserole, and tree, of illumination on the job, around It I could once be certain which Is the job and going to and from the you can fre­ m e.” quently use left­ job. For these purposes, it is rec­ This interesting casserole WROM some anonymous rhyme- ommended that lighting outlets be over meats and uses leftover ground ham with vegetables in ^ ster c o m e s this complaint, located every 12 feet on the center protein-rich eggs and milk, which any of us might have truth­ them rather a seasoning of horseradish, line of the litter alley and every 20 fully written if we had thought than wasting them. with foast triangles, to make Even when saving money is no about it. Which is me, anyway? I a dish worthy of hearty eat­ seem to have three selves. One is object, there are many people who ing. I' like the home-like atmosphere of a good deal better ^ than my everyday * j*S- THE I having a casserole dinner. Plan LYNN CHAMBERS’ MENU them as well, cook them as care­ or ordinary self. On & % fully as a roast, and your family ‘Deviled Ham Puff rare occasions he Campus Crowd will enjoy them as much as the Lima Beans or String Beans will do something I ASUAL, carefully tailored frock Sunday dinner with chicken or a Orange-Coconut Salad or other so good it for the campus crowd that will roast. Muffin Jelly Beverage surprises even my Cbe stunning in the new plaids. Note b e s t friends — it * * * Custard Pie the unusual front closing, the crisp “ isn’t lik e m e.” PROTEIN-RICH eggs and milk ‘Recipe Given accents. extend less than a pound of ham On the other side is a n o th e r self, _ _ % in this tasty casserole dish: Break dry bread into chunks and . _____ ,L ' Dr. Foreman THEBB AIN’T NO PURPOSE m place over frankfurters. Combine much worse th a n Pattern No. 1200 is a sew-nte perfo­ buyin’ cheap merchandise to save ‘Deviled Hain Puff my everyday personality. He too ra te d p a tte rn for sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 16 money. It’s jest like stoppin’ a clock (Serves 6) all remaining ingredients and heat and 18. Size 12, 4 5/8 yards of 35 or 39- to boiling. Pour hot tomato mixture surprises me by acts or thoughts in cb ; Vt yard contrast. to save time. I 8 slices, day-old white bread so dreadful I am afraid of him and $5 paid Jean West, Oacoma, South Dakota* over bread. Top with three remain­ Send today for your copy of the fall % pound cooked ham, ground ashamed too. Yet both these “other and winter STYLIST. 48 pages of style, * 1 I 3 tablespoons prepared mustard ing frankfurters. Bake in a mod, color, easy to sew frocks; special fea­ TAIiK ABOUT CAIiIFORNIA erate (350°) oven. selves” are “me” too. tures; gift pattern printed inside the settin’ the style, the Golden West 1 tablespoon horseradish, if de­ » * • book. 25 cents. The above picture illustrates sired. Liver Casserole jes started a new idea in margarine lighting outlets at 12-foot inter­ Life is a Fight —with modem table-style % pound B O U l 4 eggs, slightly beaten I Vz pounds liver SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. vals on the center line of the 2 onions, sliced *I»HE TRUTH of the business is prints that fit any servin* dish. And 2 cups milk 530 Sonth Wells St., Chicago 7. DL as you’d expect, they’re in the pack­ litter alley and every 20 feet on 2 slices bacon ■A that life, when a man takes it Enclose 25 cents In coins for each Yz teaspoon salt pattern desired. age th a t has Miss "Nu-Maid’s picture the center line of the feed alley. Pepper to taste 3A cups spaghetti seriously, is a fight. It is a war on it. Like I told you, yellow Nu- Yz green pepper, sliced P a tte r n No...... S ize...... Spread bread out and let stand between your best and your worst Maid is a right modem margarine. feet on Uie center line of the feed Vz red pepper, sliced self. Your two other-selves are there several hours to dry out; then N am e .. alley. I Vz cups strained . tomato every moment, like ghosts, or rath­ toast lightly. Cut crusts from the A ddress SOME FOLKS dole out words o* If more illumination is desired 2 teaspoons salt er like a bright angel and a dark slices and place crusts in a greased, kindness as if they cost millions—* than can be obtained from the above Place liver, in once piece, in cas­ one. when actually they cost nothin' but plan, a second line of lights can be shallow pan, 9x9x1% inches. Com­ serole with onion. Lay pieces of It is always possible to be­ could spread riches o' happiness. placed in the litter alley over the bine ham, mustard and horserad­ bacon over liver. come a better man than you S5 paid Mrs. Eoy Adams. Colley, Pa.* hind quarters of each row of cows. ish and spread in an even layer - «*P Place in a very are; also, alas, it is possible to I MAY BE a Grandma in years, Flood lights on the outside cor­ over the crusts, then arrange the hot oven (500°) become far worse than yon are. whole slices, cut in half diagonal­ but when it comes to cookin’, Tm ner of the barn, or conveniently for 20 m inutes. No man stays the same through placed yard lights, will help pre­ ly, on the top. Mix the eggs, milk, up to the minute. Yep, I look for Cook spaghetti life. He is continually pressing the picture o' Miss Nu-Maid in vent accidents by illuminating the salt and pepper and pour slowly in boiling, salt­ upward, or plunging downward, choosin’ margarine, ’cause I prefer farmer’s path from the bam to the over the bread so as to saturate ed w a t e r until or varying between th e two. Coffee and tea stains are the’ a modem margarine. Yessir, Nu- house. If a milk house loading plat­ the top slices; allow to stand for tender. D rain There has been only one person, commonest cause of dingy looking Maid is modem in texture . . . form is used, it also should be well one hour. Bake in a moderate and add to liver. Add peppers, to­ Christians believe, who actual­ dishcloths. Keep your cloths sweet spreads on smooth! It’s modem in taste—full o' sweet, chumed-fresh M l lighted. (350”) oven for one hour. Serve mato and salt. Cover and bake in ly fulfilled all the good that was smelling and clean looking by put­ immediately. ting them in a wide-mouthed jar flavor. * * * a slow (300°) oven for 3 hours. possible for him. The possibili­ Individual Lifetime Meat * « * ties for evil in his life remained filled with half water, half laun­ * £ C Dried Beef Casserole only possibilities—he never let dry bleach, whenever the cloth J will be paid upon publication Meat and Vegetable Pie to the first contributor of each Quota Set at 55 Animals (Serves 6) them comc to pass. isn’t in use. Yi cup chopped onion (Serves 6) accepted saying or idea. Address Your lifetime quota of meat in 1 medium onion,'sliced The possibilities for good, on the "Grandma” 109 East Pearl Street, Yi cup chopped celery other hand, became real. His dark Sheets usually wear out in the terms of live animals represent 33 Vi pound dried beef, shredded H cup celery, sliced Cincinnati 2, Ohio. hogs, 10 lambs, 8 steers and 4 veal angel remained only a ghost; his middle while the edges are still in Vi cup fat 2 chicken boullion cubes calves, a livestock publication re­ good angel was simply his real good shape. Before too much wear 4 tablespoons flour 5 tablespoons butter ports. self. -At no point in his life was he takes place, cut the sheet in half 2 cups milk 5 tablespoons flour That’s provided you live to be 2Vz cups milk forced to say to himself, “I wish I lengthwise; sew the two former 2 cups cooked macaroni had . . . I wish I had not.” And 68.3 years of age—the life expectan­ Vz teaspoon salt Vz teaspoon salt selvage edges together and nm a yet, even for him life was a strug­ hem around the new rough edges. cy of a man born in the United Vi teaspoon pepper 2 cups diced, cooked veai States today. 2 cooked potatoes, diced gle. We do not believe he sinned. I cup cooked peas We do believe he was tempted; and The data was based upon actual Vs cup grated American cheese 2 cooked carrots, sliced SNEEZY, WATERY 'MISERY*. consumption of the amount of meat Vz cup cooked peas if the temptation was real, then he eaten by the average-person over a Cook onions, celery and dried Vz cup cooked lima beans could have sinned. No man can be . BLOCKED NOSTRILS^ 52 year period. Since the turn of beef in hot fat until onions are Cover sliced onion with boiling really tempted to do what he can­ OF JlTTl the century, average per capita golden. B len d water and let stand until needed. not do. Yes, the Master had his meat consumption has been 67 in flour, then Cook celery until tender in % cup fight. But the point is: he won. pounds of pork, 61 pounds of beef, m ilk gradually water. Dissolve boullion cubes in » • • 7.5 pounds of veal and 6 pounds of and stir until boiling water. Make a white sauce The Way to Win { C O L D S S slightly thick­ lam b. of butter, flour and milk; add salt. /CHRISTIANS are not exempt in "Since the beginning of the cen­ ened. Add mac­ Combine with drained onion, celery, S i e v e d in Minwtes aroni, salt, pep­ ^ this war of good against evil. ALWAYS LOOK FOR SWEET tury,’’ the publication said, “the bouillon, meat and vegetables. We are not "carried to the skies on high point in per capita meat con­ per, peas; then S t . J o s e p h ! wholesome Miss Nu-Maid on the Turn into buttered casserole or bak­ flowery beds of ease” any more I package when you buy margarine. sumption was reached in 1918 at 163 p o u r i n t o ing dish and cover with small bak­ g r e a s e d 1 1A- than Jesus was. We do not drift into y^rtU-Hlstajrurie I Miss Nu-Maid is your assurance of pounds. The low point was 117 ing powder biscuits. the Promised Land. We have to I the finest modern margarine in the pounds in 1935. Since that time, quart casserole. Sprinkle with * * * . TABLETS I finest modern package. grated cheese. Bake in a moderate fight our way uphill. however, meat consumption per Baking Powder Biscuits Yet Christians are expected to I 12 TftBLgTS 350 86 TABLETS TSo | j capita has been fluctuating around (350°) oven 15 m inutes. * * • 2 cups all-purpose flour win. That is, God stands beside 150 pounds per year.” 4 teaspoons baking powder each Christian in his fight, and Frankfurter-Tomato Cassercle Vz teaspoon salt God’s power is for the Chris­ FAMOUS (Serves 6) Vs cup butter tian’s use. As Saint Paul says, Final Vaccination 6 frankfurters Vz cup milk with each temptation God pro­ SEALY’S HOT SALT MINERAL WELLS 4 slices dry bread Sift flour, measure; sift twice vides a “way of • escape.” Our 1 No. 2'j size can tomatoes with baking powder and salt. Add prayer “Lead us not into temp­ Hot Springs of the South 2 tablespoons finely chopped butter and cut with pastry blender tation” can always be answered. NATURE’S REMEDY union or' two knives. Add milk and stir Sometimes it can be answered WIiere ^patients with inflammatory rheumatism, arthritis, Vi teaspoon sugar quickly. When dough is formed, by ourselves. That is, we can­ skin conditions, ulcerated stomach and other ailments get well. I teaspoon salt turn on floured board and knead not leave the fight to God. Combined hand and electronic massages, colon therapy. Medical Va teaspoon pepper for about 20 seconds. Roll to Vi-inch But we can win as Jesus won: director. Is tcaspoun dry mustard thickness and cut into small bis­ sometimes by standing and doing Modem hotel and cottages, good food, hot salt and cold ar­ cuits; lay on top of mixture in cas­ battle where we are, sometimes tesian swimming pools free to guest. If not sick, ideal place for Place thiee fiankfuitus on bot­ rest and relaxation. Excellent hunting and fishing. tom of gi eased I'--quart casserole. serole. Bake in a hot (450°) oven simply by leaving temptation be­ for 12 to 15 minutes. hind. For often the best thing to (Double ^ro ($2.00 and up per person daily) * * * be done is to retreat. Get as far as Rooms) ($24.00 and up weekly for two) Southern Sausage Casserole you can from whatever tempts (Single ($2.50 and up daily) (Serves 4) your worse self. Don’t stand debat­ Rooms) ($15.00 and up weekly) ing between right and wrong when 4 large sweet potatoes, cooked you know which is which. Turn your Meals, Massages, Medical Service Additional I pound pork sausage meat back on the wrong . . . run, don’t 4 large apples walk, to the nearest exit! SEALY SPRINGS, ALABAMA Salt, Water, Brown Sugar * * * 15 Miles South of Dothan1 AIabama Peel potatoes and cut into thin Is Alcoholism a Disease?- Write or phone tor reservations O-cai lioies, diiectoi, (left) and slices. Place half in the bottom of /“VNE OF the common temptations General Harry H Johnson, co-di­ greased casserole; cover with sau­ ^ of millions at all times is al­ rector, w

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THE DAVlE RECORD. Capt. Yates Vlfins Father A nd Son THE C. FRANK STROUD, EDITOR. Oldest Bronze Star B a n q u e t TELEPHONE No Liqu I W ith the 24th Infantry Divi The Farmington F.F.A. Chapter Cold Weather Is Coming' w ill hold theit 3rd annual Father Entered atthe Poatofiice in Mocks- . sion in Korea, October 16.— Capt. NEWS ville, N. C., as SecontJ-clasF Mail i Tohn A. Yates, Mocksville officer and Son banquet on Friday night, ’ Prices A re Going Higher matter. Uarch 3.1903. Nov. 3rd. The program for the 1 ■serving with the 24th Infantry E . P . evening follows: , Division Artilery in Korea was re­ w as in SUBSCRIPTION RATES: cently decoratcd with the Bronze Opening ceremony, all; welcome, Som ^ sho OME YEAR. IN N. CAROLINA ( i.SU Star Medal. Captain Yates re­ Harold Seats; invocation, Thur­ Buy Your Winter Needs Now SIX MONTHS IN N. CAROLINA - 75<\ mond Howell; introduction of ONE YEAR. OUTSIl >E STATf - «2 «0 ceived the award for meritorious M isses SIX MONTHS. OUTSIDE STATE • $1.00 achievement in connection with speaker, Leonard Seats; address, B e tty H o military operations against an C. H. McMahan; toast to Dad, A nd Save C h a r lo tt armed enemy. Garrol Haynes; response to toast, B i l l a Republican Ticket He is the son of Mrs. C. N. John Haynes; what is a boy, Bu- s p e n t las' Christian, lifetime resi4ent of ford Smith; our accomplishments, SHOES! SHOES! Elmer Allen; music, F.F.A. String th e w i.d s For U . S. Senator Mocksville. He is a graduate of Band; reading—y o u th , Sherrill FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY EDW IN L. GAVIN Mocksville ■' High school and uf S g t. C - North Carolina State College. Brinkley; recognition of guests, Sanford, N . C. e d a t F o r Richard Brock; recognition o f do­ Endicott Johnson and Wolverine SheDHorsehideShoes His wife, Mrs Madeline Yates, la s t w e e ' For Congress, 8th District nations, Harold Seats; closing ce­ currently lives at Camp Hak .ta, e n ts . THOMAS E. STORY Two Famous Names In Shoes. Every Pair Guaranteed Japan, where she h_*ads a nurses remony, all. o f W ilk e s auxiliary unit serving a lccal army This is our annual dinner meet­ Part Wool Double Blankets Now $4.48 M r s . For Solicitor, 17th District h o s p ita l. ing, where the boys honor their e d to h e J. ALLIE HAYES dads. After the banquet the boys Cotton Blankets Full Size - Now $1.69 ' a l days o f W ilk e s are going to play their dads in a A u . To H ehd U. S . basketball game. Wool Lined Overall Jumpers N q w $4.95 For State Senate GRADY BECK, Reporter. H . A . P A T E L L E R Wool Lined Duck Jackets Zipper Now $4*95 Rural Vlfomen s itio n i o f W ilk e s days la s t Raleigh- Mrs. George Apper- Boy’s Lined Duck Jackets Zipper Now $3.95 For Representative Band Vfins Prize fa m ily . son of Davie County was eleeted B. C. BROCK The Farmington F. F. A . string Boy’s and Girl’s Windbreakers - Now $3.95 president of the Country W om­ M e s d band took part in the State For Sheriff en’s Council of the United States AU Wool Pull Over Sweaters Now $3.95 T o m lin Fair Falk Festival held during G. ALEX TUCKER ai the closing session of the Na­ G e o rg e Fair week at Raleigh. The Farm­ Part Wool Work Sweaters Now $1.98 For Clerk Superior Court . tional H om e Demonstration d a y in ington band won third prize and STACY H. CHAFFIN Council and allied organizations Hanes Union Suits Men’s Now $1.99 in Biloxi, Miss, $25 cash in the string band con­ M . R . For Coroner M rs. Apperson served as presi­ test. G RADY BECK, Reporter. Men’s Corduory Sport Coats Now $13.95 s p e n t p DR GARLAND V. GREENE dent of the State Federation of N o r t h The Landis High School foot­ Home Demonstk ation Clubs in Boy’s Corduory Sport Coats Now $6.95 w it h W The Record will be out late ball squad journeyed up to Mocks­ 1948-49. next week, so that we can tell our ville Friday evening and walloped Flannel Shirts, Men's and Boy’s - Now $1.69 M r . a readers what happened in Davie our boys to the tune of 63 to . th e p ro The front of Leslie’s Men’s 6 and other sections on Nov. 7th. This is the worst defeat our team See Us For AU Your Winter Needs We Guarantee te rs , w h Shop has heen treated to a coat A v o n s* Certain of our citizens declare of paint, which adds much to its has ever suffered. About600 wit­ To Save You Money On This Rising Market on the streets that they are inde­ appearance. nessed the game. M is s pendents but we noticeithat they Visit Our Grocery Dept. The Prices Are Right. w e n t a are registered as Democrats and H o s p ita are allowed to vote in the Demo- h o m e a cratic primaries. Mocksville Cash Store M r . a If we have said anything mean Dr. Ramey F. Kemp The Friendly Store a n d d au about any of the various candi­ la s t w e e dates during the campaign that is f o lk , H n e a rin g its close, we here and now Chiropractor in V ir g i offer our apologies, provided the fellows are larger and can run D r . P faster than this scribe. Announces The Opening has be th a t ar vin e s v You Should Vote Of His Office tim e ag Next Tuesday, Nov. 7th, is elec­ a re n o tion day throughout the United M r . States. This applies to Davie Southern Bank Building m o v e d County as well as the reit of the W in A Prize I m e n t o c o u n try . j Mocksville, N. C- P a u l F o For more than 50 years The S tre e t. Davie Record has been fighting Guess How Many Cartridges There Are In The the battles for the party of Abe OFFICE HOURS Container In Our Show W indow O u r Lincoln, McKinley and Theodore w h o I i Roosevelt. During this more than ! 9:00 12:30 2:30 5:30 The Persons Guessing Nearest To Correct C a n a , half a century Davie Gounty has ’ th e Ia r Monday Wednesday Friday Evenings been under Republican rule for Number Will Win th is ye 44 years and under Democratic rule for only six years. The coun­ 6:30 &00 Bv Appointment M r s . ty has grown and prospered dur­ First Prize—O ne Single Shot Rifle d e rw e n ing all these years. Davie has one Phnne 372-W Xray Laboratory R o w a n of the lowest, if not the low­ Second Prize—One Hunting Jacket 10 days est tax rates of any county ia the h o m e I State, with a low valuation on all S ta n l property. Our county is run on Third Prize—The Container O f Cartridges w ith an -economical basis, and our s to re f county offices are among the low­ Decision of Judges W ill Be Final In Case O f lie — A Deciding Contest W ill Be Held ed a est paid in the State. F lo u c W e want every qualified man Contest Closes 2:30 P. M., Nov. 22 and woman voter to go to the, jYour Loyal Support] A b o polls next Tuesday and cast their Public Counting 3:00 P. M , Nov. 22 B ib le ballots for the men o f their choise. M e th o Vote for good, sober, reliable men In The Past e d a d to represent you— from township E N T E R N O W th e R o constable to United States Sena­ Has Been A ppreciated in g . tor. It is the duty of every good '] Come Get Your Entry Blanks—Any One May Enter This Contest citizen to go out and vote. Don’t Except Emplyees, Judges A nd Their Families E lb e stay at home and then raise a howl [ONCE AGAIN I CALL UPON YOU a p o s it because the m en you wanted elect* S e rv ic A m ed were defeated. TO VOTE w o r k ; W hile Entering This Contest years, i d e n F i Editor R. B . Pharr 7 b e gla N O V . T H F O R Visit AU Departments Of Our Store And Bring see h i It is with sadness that we chro­ nicle the death of Renn B. Pharr, The Children To Look Over Our J. A l 71, co-editor of the Wilkesboro C. A. “Buck” Garrison d id a te Hustler, which occurred at the S to ry , W ilkesboro Hospital on Oct, 20th . Recently Opened Toy Department C o n g r H M r. Pharr had been editor of CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF to w n the Husder for 45 years. W e had w ith known him for many years. He A Man Who Is Fair, Honest w o u ld was a leader in church and civic N o v . 7 activities and w ill be sadly missed And Sober in North Wilkesboro. To the be­ R. reaved wife, sons and daughter m a n , and one brother and sister, we ex­ Ask The People Who Know Him M artin Bros. s u m m tend our sincere sympathy in this N o r t h sad h o u r . ers in (Political Advertisement) Funeral and burial services toe k Phone 99 Near the Depot Mocksville, N. C. to w n place on Oct. 22nd, at the W ilkes- 1 m a n y boro Prbesbvterian church. ahvavs THE OAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C. NOVEMBER I. 1950 PAGE FIVE

Henry Jarvis, who dwells in the REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE DAVlE RECORD,- Make Big haul WANT ADS PAY. classic shades o f Fulton, gave us a pleasant call Friday. M r. Jarvis is BANK OF DA VIB Oldest Paper In The County 1 Some unknown thief entered - FO R SA LE— 1939 Plymouth J years old, and has been read H all’s Drug Store some time Fri­ coupe. Mrs. R. L. Walker. 88 O f Mocksville, in the State of North Carolina, at the dose of busi­ No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ads day night by breaking the transom ing The Record over 50 vears. I LO ST—Three keys on key hoi- 1 ness on October 4,1950. over the back door, and carried a- der. Finder please return to W il- J ASSETS NEWS AROUND TOWN. Iway several hundred dollars worth kins Drug Store. of fountain pens, electric razors, Cash, balances w ith other banks, including reserve bal­ FOR SALE—Attractive hand­ E. P. Ratledge, of Woodleafl (cameras, cigarettes, cosmetics, and I Shoaf Coal & made rag dolls. Nice for Christ­ ances, and cash items in process of collection $ 512,045.99 was In town Wednesday doing other articles. mas gifts. DUKE SHEEK, ; U . S. Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 1,185,170.50 som i shopping. Tom Shouse, Ralph; Perman A t Davie Record O ffice.' S a n d C o . Obligations of States and political subdivisions 238,418.40 and Charles Causey, were arrested Other bonds, notes and debentures 50,000.00 Misses Jessie Libby Stroud and Saturday night in Winston-Salem FOR SALE - Walker fox pup-' W e Can Supply Your Needs ' with some of the stolen goods in pies, 3 to 4 months old. Also Loans and discounts - • - 1,025,641.41 Betty Honeycutt spent Saturday in INGOOD COAL, their possession. Chief Beck, of Winchester automatic 15-shot ri­ Furniture and fixtures - - - , 5 ,8 9 0 .1 1 Charlotte shopping. SAND and BRICK this city, said the men will face fle. O. E. DRIVER. O ther assets ..... 7 ,8 4 6 .8 2 charges for the robbery. 8 miles north of Mocksville, on Call or Phone Us A t Any Time Bill and John Flay Ferebee YadkinviIIe Highway 601. TOTAL ASSETS .... $3,025,013.27 P H O N E 194 spent last week coon hunting in Rev. and Mrs. E. M . Avett, of LIABILITIES FOR SALE— Registered O . I. C. the wiids of East Tennessee. High Point, spent Friday in town Formerly Davie Brick &Coal Co swine, the finest we have ever of­ Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships and cor­ with their daughter, Mrs, H. C. fered. Bred giits, $65; sows $100, p o ra tio n s ..... $1,093,428.73 Sgt. Carl Bailey, who is station, T o m lin s o n . to farrow Christmas. Tim e deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpo­ ed at Fort Bragg, spent three days >hoes M . O. FOSTER, ra tio n s ..... I 381,065.64 last week in town with his par* W . M . Junker, of near Char­ Mocksville, Route 3. Deposits of United States Government (including pos­ Iteed e n ts. lotte, is spending a week in town F O R S A L E —8 M M M o v ie P ro ­ Princess Theatre tal savings) ..... 5 ,3 2 6 .7 6 with his son, T. L. Junker and jector. Also English Ford 1949 Mrs. E. W . Junker was confin­ Deposits of States and political subdivisions 27 3 ,4 3 3 .1 5 U . 4 8 family, in North Mocksville. sedan. About 15 White New THURSDAY &. FRIDAY 5 .2 4 7 .1 5 ed to her home at Salisbury sever- Zealand rabbits and several hutch­ O ther deposits, (certified and officers’ checks, etc.) Bob Hope In >1 . 6 9 ' al days last week suffering with M rs. Hester Rowland and daugb es. SAM HOWARD, TOTAL DEPOSITS - $2,758,501.43 A u. ter. Miss Mae, of W are Shoals, S, B. & H . Pure O il Station “FANCY PANTS” Other liabilities - - ...... - 27,067.67 5 4 . 9 5 C., were week-end guests of M r. P h o n e 80 . with Lucille Ball H . A . Lashmit, who holds a po­ and M rs. George Rowland. >4 . 9 5 FOR SALE—Full line of Mas- SATURDAY TO TA L LIAB ILITIES (not including subordina­ sition in Norfolk, spent several sey-Harris farm machinery, such ted obligations shown below) - $2,785,569.10 The Davie Furniture Co., has Sunset Carson In days last week in town with his as tractors, combine-, mowers, >3 . 9 5 rented the Call building on N. “SHERIFF OF CIMARRON” CAPITAL ACCOUNTS fa m ily . M ain street, form erly occupied by harrows, etc. Call and look over 5 3 . 9 5 Davie Dry Goods Co., and will this new machinery. MONDAY & TUESDAY Capital* ------$ 50,000.00 Mesdames Lizzie and Charles J. FRANK HENDRIX. S u rp lu s ...... 150,000,000 use it as a storage house. Farley Granger In 5 3 . 9 5 Tomlinson, Milton Call and Mocksville, Route 3. ROSEANNA McCOY" with Undivided profits .... - 39,444.17 George Rowland spent Weudes- The women of Smith Grove ARE YOU BETWEEN 40 > loan Evans & Charles Bickford 1 . 9 8 day in Salisbury. Methodi t Church w ill sponsor a AND 55 YEARS OF AGE? Va­ TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - - 239,444.17 supper and bazaar at the church cant locality for route man in WEDNESDAY 1 1 . 9 9 hut Saturday, Nov. 4th, begin­ M . R . Swicegood and son J erry. Davie County. Must have car. Victor Mature & Lizabeth TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ning at 5 o’clock. A ll are invited, W e will back right man. W rite spent part of last week in Eastern Scott In “EASY LIVING ” A C C O U N T S .... $3,025,013.27 1 3 . 9 5 The J. R. Watkins Company, P. North_ Carolina. They went down *This bank’s capital consists o f common stock W . C. Sain, an old Davie man O . Box No. 5071, Richmond, V ir­ with Llovd Nolan with total par value of $50,000.00. 5 6 9 5 with Wade Smith. who has made his home in Colo­ g in ia . rado and Arizona for the past 35 MEMORANDA 51 6 9 M r. and Mrs. D, G. Shore are years, is in on a visit to relatives the proud parents of twin daugh­ and friends in Davie and Forsyth m Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for itee ters, who arrived at their home on c o u n tie s . other purposes - - $ 451,397.88 Avon street Friday morning. (a) Loans as shown above are after deduction of re­ Sydney K irk, of Raleigh, was a serves o f .... 1 6 ,82 4 .2 8 Mocksville visitor Wednesday Miss Ruth Reynolds who under, afternoon. Sydney lived in Mocks­ NOTICE (b) Securities as shown above are after deduction of went a tonsil operation at Uavis ville a number of years, and has reserves of 14,979.91 Hospital, Statesville, has returned many friends here who were glad I, S. M . Cail, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear home and is getting along nicely. to see him . To The Voters O f Davie County hat the above statement is true, and that it fully and correcdy re­ Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Markham Rev. and Mrs, Roy Lee Grant presents the true state of the several matters herein contained and and little son and daughter, of and daughter, Miss Hilda, spent I am the candidate for Sheriff on the Republican set forth, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Merom , Ind., w ill arrive this week S. M . CALL, Cashier. last week with relatives at Nor­ at Sheffield, where M r. Grant w ill Correct-Attest: folk, Hopewell and other points take up his work as pastor of the Ticket. I will appreciate your vote on Nov. 7th , in Virginia. Liberty Pilgrim Holiness Church. KNOX JOHNSTONE. 1950. If I am elected Sheriff of Davie County, I S. A. HARDING, D r. P. H . Masonreports that he T-Sgt. and Mrs. Rayvon Beck JNO; C. SANFORD. has bean vines in his garden and little daughters, Peggy and w ill endeavor to enforce the law fair and umpartiai- D ire c to rs . Patsy, of Shreveport, La., were that are now in bloom The Wednesday guests o f Sgt. Beck’s Iy to a ll. State of North Carolina, County of Davie, ss: vines were plowed under some brother, Chief Leon Beck. Sgt. Sworn to and subscribed before me this Ilth day of October, time ago, but have come up and Beck is stationad at Barksdale 1950, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director o f this F ie ld , L a . are now in bloom. Be Sure And Go To The Polls On bank. MAE K. CLICK, Notary Public. I M r. and Mrs. Richard Foster M y commission expires March 8,1951. moved last week from an apart­ H endricks-Stroud Election Day And See That ment on Church street to the R. M r. and Mrs. Paul Hendricks of Paul Foster house, on Salisbury Mocksville announce the engage­ Your Neighbor Goes Ihe S tre e t. ment of their daughter, Wanda VAUGHN MONROE Lee, to W illiam Archie Stroud, SINGING BAND LEADER . Our friend Richard Ferebee, son of M r. and Mrs. W . A. Stroud G. ALEX TUCKER who lives in the classic shades of of Kinston. TIic wedding will Cana, has our thanks for some of i A y voice is my take place Dec. 24. (Political Advertisement) the largest turnips we have seen living. So it's only th is y e a r. 2 natural th at I sm oke the j Foster-Slate Mrs. George Messick, who un cigarette th at agrees derwent a minor operation at M r. and Mrs. Berry J. Foster, of with my throat— Rowan Memorial Hospital about Mocksville. Route I, announce CAMEL! 10 days ago, was able to return the engagement of their daughter, home last week. Lois Virginia, to Alvin Eugene Slate, son of M r. and Mrs. R. H . NOTICE! CAMELS ARE SO MILD that in a Id ges Stanley Childers, who has been Slate, of King. The wedding will coast-to-coast test of hundreds of with Shutt - Bowden Firestone men and women who’ smoked occur Dec. 16th. To The Voters Of Camels—and only Camels—for. 30. Held store for the past year, has accept­ days, noted throat specialists, mak­ ed a position with Mocksville ing weekly examinations, reported W agner-Vfellm an Davie County: Flouc M ills. Harold Wagner, son of Mr. Notonesii of throat irritation due to smoking GAMElS About .50 members of the M en’s aud Mrs. Alfred Wagner, of Coo- I Am A Candidate For Clerk Of Bible Class of the MocksviIle leemee, and Miss Germaine W ell­ Superior Court On The Methodist Sunday School enjoy­ man, daughter of Mrs. J. C. W ell­ man and the late M r. W ellm an, of ed a delightful barbecue supper at this city, were united in marriage Republican Ticket. the Rotary H ut Wednesday even­ at the Methodist parsonage, on Realizing it would be impossible for me to contact in g . Church street Thursday after­ noon at 12:30 o’clock. Rev. A. T. each voter personally, I am taking this opportunity Coal! Coal! Elbert H . Harpe, who has held Cox, pastor of the bride, was the through the press, to express my appreciation for officiating m inister. a position with the Smoot Shell the support the people of Davie County have given Service Station for the past two Mrs. Wagner is a graduate of We Have A Good Supply me in the past and for any support they may give years, is now w ith the Shutt-Bow- Mocksville High School, and is a student at Draughon’s Business me on November 7th, 1950. If I am elected as den Firestone Store. He woul- College, Winston-Salem. OfBoth be glad for his friends to call and vour Clerk, I w ill continue to serve the people in M r. Wagner is a graduate of see h im . Cooleeme High School, and holds the future as I have in the past—promptly, court­ H eater And Furnace Coal a position with the Erwin Cotton eously, and in a fair and impartial manner to the J. AUie Hayes, Republican can­ M ills . very best of my ability. didate for Solicitor, and T. E. The young couple will make And Can Supply Your Needs Story, Republican candidate for their home with the bride’s moth­ Be Sure And Go To The Polls Congress in this district, were in er, on Lexington Street. At Any Time. town Wecnesday shaking hands On Election Day with their many friends. They Preaching Services We Give Prompt Service And Would would appreciate your vote on The following is the schedule And See That Your Neighbor Goes N o v . 7 th . for preaching services on the the Appreciate Your Patronage. Liberty-Concord Methodist charge Vote For Your Friend For R. W . Kurfees, an old Davie Firstand Third Sundays preach­ ing at Concord at o’clock, Se­ man, but who now spends his 11 cond and Fourth Sundays at 7 p. Clerk O f Superior Court. summers in King’s M ountain and m . North Wilkesboro, and his wint­ Mocksvillelce & Fuel Co Second and< Fourth Sundays, ers in Palm Harbor, Fla., was in Preaching at Liberty at II o’clock, STACY H. CtiAFFI N. P h o n e 116 857 Poplar Street C town Thursday. M r. Kurfees has and First and Third Sundavs at (Political Advertisement) many friends in Davie who are 7 p . m . always glad to see him . G. W . FIN K , Pastor. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C.

WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS- UNITED NATIONS: New Twist for Soviet MIRROR Stepdad Should CLASSIFIED While men died on the battlefields ■ ■ ■ Peace Talks Proposed by Stassen; of Korea, power politics continued Of Your Avoid Discipline DEPARTMENT to rage in the United Nations, but BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. with a new twist from the Soviet MIND By Lawrence Gould U. N. Forces Cross 38th Parallel; BATSK Chinchillas—For particulars write Union. Reynolds Cbinchifla Ranch The new twist developed when ______H ap ev lll* . G a. the United States urged the U. N. PARTNER—Active or silent, well estab­ High Prices Weaken Defense Plan lished wholesale house needs additional F iresid e Gh to adopt a plan by which national capital for expansion. Doing a state-wide business* Investment requires a mini­ troops would form a U.N. force mum of S6.000.00. For appointment write e c r e t a (EDITOR'S NOTE: When opinions are expressed In these columns, they are those of to keep world peace by the veto- P.O. Box 616. Jax.. Fla. has been Western Newspaper Union’s news analysts and not necessarily of this newspaper.) free general assembly. ClTT and County Franchise. Dixie Maid Sman to deliv soft Ice Cream 8c Snacks available In Instead of ripping the plan apart, your State. Write or wire Dixie Matd ing the natio Soviet foreign minister Andrei Vish- Products Co.. UZ Elk Ave.. Elizabeth- ton, Tennessee.______Russian pea insky said he saw some good point Acheson f in it, but suggested each point of FARMS AND RANCHES re a will Iu the proposal be discussed separate­ 124 ACRES, fine land, large home, fur­ getting that ly. nished, lights, gas, new truck, 7 head & cattle, for S9.000. Property alone. $6,000. R ussia’s No At first the western diplomats G. N. Mnllins, R.F.P. I, Mt., Herroon, La. to let down were shaken by Vishinsky’s con­ FOR SALE—Several farms. astrous late ciliatory tone and stared at each C. E. Gardner, Atty. ______D arlin g to n , S. C. gested the other in disbelief. But then it *>’ j*/*V ,*• PEACH ORCHARD for sale, 4 miles from talk to the dawned upon them that by dis­ Newnam, Ga., on paved road, 41 acres lumbus Da\ cussing the points separately, Rus­ of assorted peach trees, in good condi­ I tio n . 8 acres in- pasture, good six room plode Mose sia almost certainly meant to oppose residence, hot and cold running water, n h M i the key provision that would al­ bath room, electric connections. Plenty Acheson ' S i of out buildings, barn, chicken house, and low the general assembly to meet brooder house, two good tenant dwellings, point out t 3 and 4 rooms on school and mail route. in 24 hours and act against aggres­ Should a stepfather discipline teen-agers? Possession within thirty days. D. W# divisions sion if a veto paralyzed the security Boone, Sr. P.O. Box 363. Ncwnan, Ga, of them arr council. Answer: Not if it can be avoid­ piling huge are highest where the worker HELP WANTED—WOMEN It was the old, old story of pol­ ed—the most he can wisely do is feels his job is regarded as im­ raw m ater *■ CHRISTMAS CARDS itics between world powers. to “back up” their mother. For portant by the “higher-ups,” and Own your own business. Sell Keelin only when you cannot really make a child that his ideas will receive con­ Christmas Cards. Everyday Cards. Per­ w ar. sonalized Stationery and Gift Items. A CHICAGO: obey you once he’s old enough to sideration. A demand for more COMPLETE LINE including fine quality, go about by himself, and if he pay frequently is an unconscious engraved, PERSONAL and BUSINESS S e n a te Po A Case of Jitters Christmas Cards, as well as attractive, does so at all—at least, when you protest against being denied rec­ low priced imprints and exquisite assort­ Scott Luc Senator Kefauver of Tennessee m en ts. O v er 100 sa la b le item s. S am ples are not looking—it will be only ognition as a person. sent on approval. If you want THE BEST ate leader, H R | and his crime investigating commit­ because he loves and trusts you. write KEELIN PRESS L ucas, th tee arrived in Chicago, held a series The average adolescent longs to T i Marietta St., N. W., Atlanta 3, Georgia EARN in Tonr Spare Times selling Nylon M ost peo 9 of hearings, and departed leaving find someone to whom he can go stockings. Just show our popular line to the senator a case of jitters behind them that for advice and will turn gladly friends. Neighbors. Anyone. Send us your orders, we do the rest. Cash com­ with long, reached into high circles. to a person he feels has his wel­ missions in advance. Send your name and he scribble Said the senator as he departed: address on a postcard for details. fare at heart, but to give him Q A T DIRECT SALE CO. turned out “We think we have found strong orders before you have won his B ox 198______Burlington, N. C. tied up in Harold E. Stassen, president of University of Pennsylvania evidence that the Capone syndicate confidence wiH only spur him to on oil: as he announced contents of a message he sent to Soviet Gen­ is still o p e ra tin g ...... There is defy them . MACHINERY & SUPPLIES eralissimo Joseph Stalin proposing that they confer and urging evidence of gangsters muscling into TWO New Crocker-Wheeler motors, 220 “ Who is & 440 volts, Explosichi proof type, S.C. Russia to “stop the drift to war.” Stassen’s message was delivered legitimate businesses, and of politi­ Ball Bearing with low voltage starter, T hat ra i 40 H.P. 700 r.p.m. Write or phone Conrad toil? to the Soviet embassy and a copy to the state department. cal ties between gangsters and poli- Will “will power” cure Rlce Mill, New Iberia, Louisiana. ticans of both parties.” alcoholism? Open the STASSEN: Kefauver’s committee planned ______MISCELLANEOUS______H ear hi hearings in New York, Philadelphia Answer: No, maintains Dwight SURE-Catch Golden Meal Worms—Guar­ the A Just World Peace and then a jump back to Chicago. anteed to catch Blue Gills, Crappies, Anderson, self-tyled “dry drunk­ Rock Bass, Bream & Perch, or your “ Rcm em Harold E. Stassen, president of A recent hearing in Miami revealed ard,” in his comprehensive and money back. Mail us S1.00 for a can of old the University of Pennsylvania Headliners connections between gamblers and illuminating book, “T h e Other 144 or more Golden Meal Worms, post city officials in that winter resort. paid. After giving them a fair trial and He looks and twice an aspirant for the Re­ Side of the Bottle.” “I don’t know if you don’t catch more fish than you ‘31 publican presidential nomination, After the Chicago hearings, Ke- ever caught before, mail us the can back President Truman who is becom­ Do men work mainly for of a single dry alcoholic who has and we will return your S1.00 at once. stepped in where angels fear to fauver said he is convinced that a Wholesale & Retail. A.B.C. BAIT STORE, He’s a tra ing famous as a letter writer, wrote m oney? managed it by will alone. An alco­ Box 1287, Columbus, Ohio. Gushing tread. Mafia is in operation in Chicago at holic must be so profoundly con­ to his old friend Colorado State present. The Mafia is an Italo-Si- ALL ITCHING from Athletes foot, ring to The former Minnesota governor Senator Neal Bishop, “I wouldn’t Answer: No, report industrial vinced that i alcohol is harmful to worm and skin rashes quickly relieved wrote a letter to Premier Stalin cilian-born secret society of loose psychologists who have studied him that he wUl automatically re­ with guaranteed “Bond-Ex”, $1.00 pp. appoint John L. Lewis dogcatch- organization that specializes in ex­ Bond-Ex Laboratories. 734 Vine, Beloit. K orean G suggesting that they confer on er.” labor-management relations. Re­ sist the idea of taking a drink.” W ls.______tortion, and deals out its own pun­ search uniformly shows that “job Most pe steps that need be taken to achieve “The President could ill afford to Until sad experience has brought MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS “a just world peace.” ishment. security” is more important to the him this conviction, mere determi­ cost of th have more brains in the dog de­ BARGAINS IN PIANOS Stassen was quick to point out partment than in the department average worker than high wages nation not to drink serves main­ E. E. FORBES & SONS payers ha PIA N O , CO. that his letter was written without of state,” replied the UMW boss Civil Defense and that once this is achieved, ly to keep the idea of drinking in Has used pianos from $95 up to $400. five billio what he wants next is “ego-satis- his mind and give it “a glamour Some of these pianos have been rebuilt factors: I. consultation either with President with his usual bark and bite. and'almost as good as new. New Spinet Truman or the state department; “We want nothing from Korea. faction.” Morale and efficiency that is almost irresistible.” pianos as low as $495. You can save factu rers We want no bases there. We do money if you see Forbes stock before have hiked that is, Stassen had written to Stalin SI you buy. If you can’t call, write for in his private capacity and the let­ not want to and will not threaten rices and catalogues. Birmingham, Ala- m an, thou ama. Stores also at Anniston and Mont- congress, ter 'had no official inspiration. any other country through the tem­ Egom ery.______Stassen declared that, if his bid porary presence of American troops LOOKING AT RELIGION controls. was successful, he would have “four in Korea on a U.N. mission,” War­ PERSONAL As a r or five of this country’s top citi­ ren R. Austin, American delegate RELIGIOUS Pictures—Beautifully col­ arm ed s ored, large 8 x 1 0, every one different sub­ zen leaders” accompany him to to the United Nations told the gen­ ject. Wholesale, 10 $1.00. Money with needs, wit Moscow for the conference. eral assembly. order. Postpaid. Jim Stoner, Sandston, paid befo There is a possibility that Stalin V. V a. Probably might accept Stassen’s proposal. KOREA: M ii sudden — m edical a In fact, some quarters believe the A Future Hope BEIBQISDPI Russians will jump at the chance, Try Chinese Herb Tea! f Iy needed The United Nations gave Gen. From Chino, Genuine Herb Tea used The arm y if for nothing else, at least for the by >he Chinese to eotm the nerves opportunity to pound out the old Douglas MacArthur the signal to ond slrenqthen the body. See what an instru cross the 33th parallel in the final it con do for you! n et th at propaganda line that the Soviet is AfMfJft Supotv only SZOO prepaid. anxious for world peace. campaign to crush the Commumsts ORDER TODAFI K orean w There is little possibility, how­ and the future hope of a unified k ' 1 CHINESE TREASURE CENTRE a m edical ever, that anything constructive Korea. Box 199 G. C S„ New York, N. Y. military I will come of such a meeting. What­ But the delay in giving that ap­ > ^ p e r cent, ever Stalin and Stassen’s delegation proval may cost the U.N. forces POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP. gloves fo might agree upon would have no in, manpower and material. It gave PHEASANTS A-I quality. Liberation or soldiers official standing and in all prob­ the Communists time to collect food purposes. Wheatfield Pheasantry, from 17 to R o a le 2, N o r th Tonawanda, N e w Y ork. ability would not coincide with their shattered forces and prepare The jagged Ime was the ap­ The hig American foreign policy. for another stand, whereas a con­ proximate defense Ime of North SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC. keeps our As could be expected, Stassen’s tinued attack by U.N. troops when Korean forces battling against PANSIES—Repeat orders from those who costs 30 _ gesture produced political over­ the Reds were in full flight could United Nations forces u n d e r know pansies convince us that our Three Star Blend is superior. $2.50 per 100: th e war. tones immediately. One Democratic have ended the war quickly. Gen. Douglas MacArthur at the S1.50 per 50. Postpaid. Lindberg’s Nur- oil has sh spokesman pointed out that the It was the old story of immature time the general demanded the sery, Box 366, Lexington, Ky.______force is a initiative of any such project prop­ thinking and lack of plans on the surrender of the Communists. p er cent erly belongs with the state depart­ part of the western nations. Had Planning for the Future? to rs and ment. the situation been reversed, is there SECURITY LAW: aircraft, anyone who thinks the Reds would Matter of Discretion JEREMIAH HAS BEEN CALLEP "THE WEEPING PROPHETffAND “THE PROPHET Buy U.S. Savings Bonds! to 12 per RISING COSTS: have stopped long enough to let OF PESSIMISM'/ IT HAS BEEN ASSUMED THAT HE WAS TlMlP BECAUSE than thes U.N. forces regroup? They would The nation’s new Internal Security OF HIS UNUSUALLY TENDER AND SYMPATHETIC NATURE. ON THE K-day. Cut 750 Jet Fighters act has already been under fire in have continued to attack and se­ CONTRARY, THERE WAS NOT A MORE HEROIC AND COURAGEOUS SOUL rEVER PAY MORE? cure any necessary approval later. enforcement. The law had threat­ The howl of the housewife that IN JUDAH THEN, AS IS PROVED BY HIS FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION. " IflCCEPI B usiness prices have climbed beyond any But be that as it may, the gen­ ened for a time to bar the return eral assembly finally got around to this country of Arturo Toscanini, I LESS? In addi reasonable or sensible level was m ore for taken up by the air force which re­ to voting on the invasion of North the world’s most renowned conduc­ K orea, approving it 47 to 5. tor. had to g ported between April and Septem­ even buy ber increases weakened the force’s The assembly authorized: The immigration department KEEPING HEALTHY 1. That “all appropriate steps be quickly issued a statement saying urgently purchasing power by an equivalent Secretary taken to insure conditions of sta­ the musician would be aUowed to of 750 F -86 jet fighter planes. 35 and Assis The cost increases in essential bility throughout Korea.” re-enter this country, thereby avoid­ ing a storm of protests. Noise, Hearing in industrial Plants K oehler 2. “That U.N. forces should not re­ materials, John McCone, under­ ails - % # § C sure on t secretary for air, told the house main in any part of Korea otherwise At the same time Attorney Gen­ By Dr. James W. Barton ICOM imcK c° eral J. Howard McGrath said he to get mi arm ed s e r v ic e s subcommittee so far as necessary to achieve «^\FFICES of an industrial plant some other aims of the plan.” was using his “discretionary” pow­ can be heard by the human ear), Believe would run about $315 million. —— are always placed in quiet The under-secretary cited many er in permitting Friedrich Gulda, he should be rechecked in a week. —Anacon 20, A ustrian pianist, to enter this parts of the plant and are often If at the end of the week, there ican Sm examples. Among the increases Defense Line sound-conditioned, but the worker were crude rubber, 128.9 per cent; country for his American debut at is any noticeable loss of hearing or A m erica aluminum, 2.9 per cent; copper, Carnegie Hall. is continually subjected to noise of if he has a continuous noise in his nois—wa 23.6 per cent; tin 32.9 per cent; Gulda joined the Nazi youth move­ an injurious level,” says Dr. W. ears, he should be shifted to some civilian c plus signs of accompanying wage I ment at the age of 10 because the E. Grove, Milwaukee, in Industrial less noisy job or, if this cannot be losing bu rises as another basic factor in law forced him to. The new law Medicine. Because noise interferes arranged, should wear some type janies a cost estimation. bars admission to the country of with work of any kind and con­ of ear protector. The wearing of plying z’ It all boils down to the fact anyone who ever has been a mem­ tinuous noise is bound to affect the ear stopples (used to prevent water stockpile ber of, or "affiliated” with, a Com­ Now._to relieveI which the housewife has long hearing ability of the workers, Dr. getting in ears while swimming) The munist, Nazi, or Fascist party. Grove suggests that an accurate ear distress without known: prices are climbing by seems to reduce noise by 50 to 60 dosing, rul) on... I in the leaps and bounds. If the increases examination and hearing test should per cent. item s CASUALTIES: be made of every person starting were hurting the armed service In the shops of one company em­ rocket then perhaps something would be Heaviest Report on a new job. If this is done ac­ h er sh curately and systemically from ploying 1,200 m en, 250 w ere ex­ done to relieve the pinch on the As United Nations forces crossed posed to a noise level of 150-120 dec­ ARRESTED some general public. year to year, management will the 38th parallel and advanced in­ ibels. Examination of 35 revealed, A H ead ach e Due To C o n stip atio n ing as soon have a record of every per­ Rep. Carl Vinson, member of the to Communist territory, the depart­ with one or two exceptions, pro­ the pr armed services committee, was ment of defense released the heavi­ son in the plant. Hearing specialists W hen In BUT of w~ blunt about the situation: from long experience have found found nerve deafness that appeared DooM LANES freezin Defense department officials est casualty list of the Korean cam­ to be caused by the noise in the “Let’s not kid ourselves. Con­ and civil defense planners, met paign. that some ears are more affected increa gress has a choice of seeing these by or susceptible to noise than shop. Ear specialists have known ’‘YOU'LL LIKE THEM TOO" sum m with heads of more than 53 It contained names of 1,211 mem­ for many years that despite some program s cut (4,428 new aircraft women’s groups at a meeting in bers of the U.S. armed services. others. GENERATION GENERATION cent. S by 1952), or coming up with addi­ being more susceptible to noise than the national security resources The deaths numbered 225; those If any workman has a hearing Has used LANE’S PILLS $24 a t tional appropriations to meet these others, all ears will suffer from t , Help Stlr up A Lazy LlveL board headquarters in Washing­ wounded in action, 822; missing in loss of over 90 decibels (a decibel now c rising costs.” ton. action, 73, and injured 48. noise of that high intensity if it is WNU—7 43—50 H ere a is the smallest amount of noise that continued long enough. betw een V.F.W. HOWLS CRIME: ces pai SAFE, EFFECTIVE re an w Up in Rural Areas HEALTH NOTES 2 - WAY RELIEF up from U. N. Flag "Superseding' Old Glory It’s hard to beEeve, but the facts training To most people it was amusing, ROM COR’S MtSEBSB ture extension service was supply are there just the same. The country Safe, sure for you and ping bo but to the department of agricul­ tag U.N. flag-pattern kits to 4-H crossroads continue to hold the Red blood cell paste cures chronic A big factor in reducing the your child. Feel its com­ five-gall ture it was serious. crime spotlight during the first half leg ulcers. fort as you start to rub, $1.98 ea and women’s farm clubs and urg­ * * * death rate in tuberculosis is the bringing effective 2-way The V. F. W., through its national ing members to become “modem of 1950. ‘germ-killing drug, streptomycin, relief. Penetro eases to 84 ce commander, accused the agricul­ Cleaning teeth after eating sugar chest muscle tightness 26 cents Betsy Rosses” by making such The F.B.I. reported an increase of which is very effective in certain and aching soreness. ture department of “an apparent flags at home. / 7.4 per cent in rural crime com­ prevents tooth decay. types of disease. Medicated vapors soothe $16.14 t effort to flood the country with « * * • * • breathing passages, dear $20.64 to Said an agriculture department pared with the same period in 1949. the head, lessen cough. United Nations flags” to take the spokesman, “The proposal is to dis­ In the first half of last year, rural Vitamin A is used in treatment of Massage, removal of dandruff Clean, white, pleasant to interrog place of Old Glory over the nation’s play U.N. flags parallel to the crime jumped 7.6 per cent. the hard of hearing. mid application of slightly irrita­ use. Buy Penetro today. These • • • schools. American flag, just as it is done by Rural murders increased 1.6 per ting drugs increase the circulation the arm The commander said the agricul­ General MacArthur.” cent; rape, 4.8; robbery, 3.4 Anything that upsets the liver up­ of the scalp and prevent loss of Q ufckA cfinq Rub sets all the body processes. hair. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. Ci

LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION IAST WEHKS ANSWER ^ SIFIED 5 1 st International Live Stock SSWORD PIIZUE FIRST AID to the TMENT QQQQ QQQQ AILING HOUSE QQEQ DClDS INVEST. OPPOB. Show Opens in Chicago Nov. 2 5 ACBOSS 49. Border Amusement DQDDD EQQCIQ I. Mineral 50. Asterisk QQIH Q Q Sv SQ or particulars write All roads lead to Chicago every CodIike by ROGER C-WHITMAN rhilla Knncli year when the International Live springs DOWN food fish QQDQD SQ Q 3. Large read' 1. English 16. Studies QH QQQ QSQE Stock Exposition is on in the in­ SSDQD QDDQD ternational amphitheatre at the Chi­ ing desk novelist with care MIXING COLORING WlTD Fireside Chat Proposed 9. Alittle 2. Mountain Paradise QQDD QQQ?QB cago stock yards. And this yeai mound sickness.. 23. QDQ SQQQD PLASTER will be no exception when the big Division QD QQQ QQO ECRETARY of State Acbeson (Eng.) (So. Am.) of a play show, world’s leading event of its SQQQO QQQOD Question: We are going to l-'r.inrliise. Dixie Maid has been urging President Tru­ 10. Biblical 3. Prayer 24. Fate SD Q D QSQQ .Snacks available In Sman to deliver a fireside chat warn­ kind, begins its second h^Llf century, territory ending 26. Anger QSQQ 1 QSDD have our new home plastered, cr wire Dixie Mald November 25 through December 2 and I would like to know if this Klk Avr.. Elizabeth- ing the nation against falling for the 11.Latinepic 4. Malice 28. River Russian peace offensive. Show window of America’s great- poem by 5. Part of (Russ.) N O . 71 integral coloring mixed in with est single industry—agriculture— Vergil “to be" 29. Burrowing ' 36. Furnishes the plaster is a good thing to have ND KANCHES Aclieson fears that victory in Ko­ rea will lull Americans into for­ the exposition attracts world-wide 13. A son of 6. Flightless, animal temporarily done. ad. Iartfe home, fur- getting that western Europe is still interest and attention. Adam extinct bird 30. A fruit 39. Untamed raw tru ck , 7 h. ..i-wraw truck,tru ck , 7 h. If not only brings approximately 15. Frenzied Answer: Yes, I consider it a P.-.v'crtv iiu'no, Russia’s No. I objective and that 7. Infant 32. Cavalry 41. PeUtion D. I. Mt. 200,000 farm folk to Chicago, but 17. Silkworm 8. King of soldier 42. Spirit lamp very good way to get color on" -Si’Vi‘ral far to let down now would prove dis­ the greatest news and radio cover­ 18. Indefinite Fairies armed with your wails without having to do a rdm-r. Atty, astrous later. Therefore, he has sug­ 44. Household et.m. S. I'. age in the world carries the story article 11. At a a lance pet separate painting job afterwards. gested the President give a blunt of the exposition to people around An niinois farm youth shown 19. Bacchanal distance 33. Whip 47. Pronoun Tc be sure of a uniform color use v..Vi read. talk to the people, perhaps on Co­ th e globe. with his champion harrow at cry only the factory-mixed material. ::i tfoori ccondi- lumbus Day, and in this way ex­ I itoeci six room William E. Ogilvie, secretary- last year’s International Live 21. Ahead Z 3 4 S 0 I 8 Color mixing of plaster “on the . t''. : water, plode Moscow’s peace talk. Stock Exposition. 22. Peruse job” is not always satisfactory. • i- -r-.ucetiv'ns. Plenty manager of the exposition since its Wa i .a. cl-.ickcr. house. and Acheson wants the President to revival after World War II, believes 25. Finishing I 9 IO . ii-r-i.att dwellings, Dr. A. D. Weber, of Kansas State 27. A fleet and •.■I .aal mail route, point out that Russia still has 75 that the coming 51st edition should College, Manhattan, will return to i i y days. D. W. divisions in eastern Germany—15 set new precedents in scope and spirited Ii 12 13 14 TO KILL \r Nt-unan, Ca. judge the steers again this year. The horse of them armored—and is now stock­ quality. only American to judge these class­ W/ piling huge quantities of food and He points out that increased prize 29. Internal- >5 IO 17 ;; ;;n_\VOMEN es since the exposition departed combustion A~> I7Al t D S raw materials—something you do money for the show should help to, from the custom of having foreign Wa encourage the exhibition of the very engines IS 19 2 0 Zl -.ra-s. Sol! Keelin only when you are preparing for judges two years ago, “Dad” Web­ 31. Diminutive v . !...v Cards. Per- war. tops of livestock from both the r.rai Gift Items. A er, as he is known among his stu­ of Helen ZZ 25M 24 25I 26 r a-1. drr.a fare < United States and Canada. Espe­ Apply Black Leaf 40 to '.Al. SI I’S dents, is one of the most popular 31. Gold roosts with handy Cap - v-.cll as attr. Senate Poet Laureate cially outstanding are the increases cattle judges in the country. (Heraldry) W/< I1Niraisite ■ subscribed in the cattle department 27 28 Brush. Fumes rise, aKilIing I ..- iteras Samples Scott Lucas, the hard-boiled sen­ THE EIGHT DAYS of the exposi­ 35. Armor of lice and feathermites,while - a '.v.:".t 1:IK BEST ate leader, is one thing; but Scott which it is anticipated will attract chains, rings % W/tWa chickens perch. One ounce TKESS record entries. tion are packed with thrills for Z l So 31 32 33 treats 60 feet of roosts '.V.. Ailant.i S. Ccorpia Lucas, the rhymester, another. agricultural visitors. But the real 37. River Prizes for all cattle classes will (Latvia) Wa —90 chickens. Directions Times selling Nylon Most people don’t know that when high points' of the show are when 34 35 37 on package. Ask for Black e-.rr poy.::..r line to be $61,370, the larg est total ever 38. Mandate 36 Ar.yer.c. Send US the senator from Illinois gets fed up the grand champion steer is selec­ Leaf 40, the dependable :‘:e res!. Cash com- with long, drawn-out senate debates offered. Many prize increases made 40. Releases W/ i W insecticide of many uses. . Send your: name I in other breeds to mark the occa­ ted on Tuesday and when he is sold SS 40 At 4 2 he scribbles lyrics. Here is one he on Thursday. 43,'Feminine Tobaeeo By-Products & Chemical sion of the golden jubilee show are name i Corporatloa • Rfcbmontf. Vlrgfalo Durlington. N. C. turned out when the senate was retained this year. Last year’s champion, a hereford 43 44 4 5 tied up in a table-thumping debate named Judge Roy Bean, was pur­ 45. Performance Two years ago the horse show, of dancing1 a on oil: 44 W & SUPPLIES which highlights the entertainment chased from his Pecos county, Tex­ girls (India) A l 48 r-Wheeler motors, as 4-H club owners at a record v:o:i pro:'! tvpo, “Who is this old man oil program with 13 performances, took 46. Flush % % low v o ltatfe <••*• Tliat raises hell in committee on a western flavor with the addi­ $11.50 per pound by D earborn Mo­ 44 SO if stays on YOU .•‘rite or phone ' tors of Detroit. Dearborn hauled 48. Baseball toil? tion of a “cutting horse contest1’ team W for quarter horses, so named as the steer in a special plane on a .n o t on Him! Open the door and let him in, 10,000 mile tour of the country. WEOUS Hear him sneak straight from being the fastest horse over a quar­ Menl Worms—Guar- ter mile and ideally adapted to But the glamor of the steer show 1 Iao Gills. Crnnpies, the chin. in the amphitheatre, which houses THE & Perch, or your “Remember boys—he’s a wily ranch work. This contest, in which SI.CO for a can of the horses “cut” a calf out of a most of the livestock at the inter­ Meal Worms, post old cuss. national, does not dim in the im­ FICTION cm a fair trial and drove of cattle, just as he is re­ BILL SWEARS OFF He looks like ‘Hit’ and acts like portance of the great show of car­ mare fish than you quired to do in his work on the west­ CORNER mail us the can back ‘Muss’; ern range, proved so popular that loads of fat cattle, sheep and swine By Richard H. W ilkinson aI ii' c . Ii a i t S T o ru i; He’s a traveler of world renown, it has been installed as a perma­ that goes on in nearby pens of the Ohio.______-W ’ I Gushing and running from town Chicago market. Says Dan D. Case­ Athletes foot, ring nent fixture, similar to the sheep HAZEL BKHOPfS LASTING > cuickly relieved to town.” dog act which is a perennial favor­ ment, veteran Kansas cattleman, ILL Clifford is off women for IuI-Ex m. SI.OO pp. concerning the carlot fat stock Th I Vine. Beloit, ite with all exposition audiences: life. Dagmar Fanchon is the Korean Costs Increase show in the yards, “It would be Breason. It happened this way. NON-SMEAR LIPSTICK impossible to give too much credit Carolyn, Bill’s sister, brought X>TR01EXT3 Most'people don’t realize that the to the magnificent show of fat car­ Dagmar up to the Clifford camp on I p = S S g STAYS ON AND ON! IN PIANOS cost of the Korean war to the tax­ rots that have invariably appeared KKS «V- SONS Lake Winnepesaukee last June Now yours! Tlie entirely new-kmd-oT '0, CO. payers has been increased by about at the international during my life­ after school closed. The two. girls lipstick everybody's raving about— •rirn S95 ur> to S400. five billion dollars, because of two time. It is undoubtedly the greatest HAZEL BISHOP’S! First and only have L-A-Vir. rebuilt had been roommates at Wellesley. ? new. N;-.v Spinet factors: I. Unpatriotic war manu­ fat stock show in the world.” Bill’s mother and father and Bill color-true lip make-up that won't come S-iOn. You e.ut save facturers and raw-material dealers off when you eat, bite your lips or kiss! Forbes stock before Other features in connection with _ were all pres- Now, say goodbye to messy “red* camr/1 call, write for have hiked prices; 2. President Tru­ the international that have become ent. Bill was up cease** on everything—and everybody! U'5.. Birmincharr man, though given ample power by familiar in the years since 1900 in­ Today—get HAZEL BISHOP’S non-, Ar.r.'ston zS S 1I I?*- O • Minille from New York smear, satin-smooth, LASTING LIPr congress, has failed to invoke price iE^SCREEN^ clude the grain and hay show, which STICK. Flattering new shades. Lasts* controls. By Inez Gerhard is recognized as the world's largest O Fiction for hls a™ " 31 NAL two weeks vaca­ 4 to 5 times longer. Only $1 at drug & As a result, it now costs the •'!’HAT popular daytime serial, competitive showing of farm crops, dept, stores. Money-back guarantee! ScaurifulJy col- tion. ry or.e different sub- armed services more for their * “Portia Faces Life”, has gained with exhibits from nearly every As a rule women didn’t interest Sl.PO. AIcney with needs, without exception, than they new importance through its new state and all provinces of Canada; ‘.11 Stoner, Sandston. BiH very much. But this Dagmar Very patiently BiU unsnarled paid before the Korean outbreak. public service feature. Each Wednes­ and the interesting and educational female bowled him over. She was her line from an overhanging Probably the most shameful is the day Lucille Wall, “Portia”, salutes meats show, first staged in 1924, a brunette with dark brown eyes which provides a display window bough and explained how Hie sudden increase in the price of “The Woman of the Week”, who and a petite figure. BiH took one thing was done, medical and surgical goods, urgent­ may be a housewife, a career wom­ for the final phase of meat produc­ look at her and feU. Herfa Teaf proceeded to rig tackle. “Fish are a Herb Tea J ly needed to save lives in Korea. an, anyone who has contributed in tion from packer to consumer’s Even so, Dagmar, who rather aim the nerves MJ \ The arm y m ust now pay $220 for an outstanding way to her com­ table; and the national 4-H dub sensitive to color,” he explained. body. See whot went for BiH also, had competition. an instrument and medicine cabi­ munity and country. Marguerite congress held in conjunction with For BiU was a man with a hobby. “On a day as bright as this a duH the exposition. f S2.00 prepaid. net that cost only $195 before the Higgins, the famous woman war Fishing. He was nuts on it, and as fly does the trick.” CDAY! Reviewing the first internation Korean war. The price of glycerin, correspondent, was the first one. usual had planned to spend his an­ They entered a cove, cut the mo­ EASURE CENTRE a medical compound in demand in The second was Mrs. Anne Green­ in 1900, an early day writer said, tor and drifted. “We’H be sure to S., New York, N. Y. berg, a housewife who started the “Scarcely a feature of this exposi­ nual two weeks frisking about in military hospitals, has shot up 114 coves and inlets and bays with rod land something here,” BiH ex­ per cent. Even rubber surgical New York association for the help tion missed the sensational. The plained. ICKS & EQUIP. of retarded children. This is a move union of elements which gave it and line. It depressed him to think gloves for operating on wounded he’d -have to divide his time be­ He cast and Dagmar cast. Very quality. Liberation or to give recognition to women from birth, its magnitude, the charact­ patiently BHl unsnarled her line ’ !field Pheasantry, soldiers have increased in price tween flirting with trout and flirt­ all over the country whose efforts er of its exhibitors, the outstanding from an overhanging bough and . New York. from 17 to 22 cents per pair. ing with Dagmar. have not received the nation-wide quality of. its stock, the contagious explained how the thing was done. The high-octane aviation fuel that But on the second day the \NTS. ETC. keeps our planes flying over Korea commendation they deserve. enthusiasm engendered at its auc­ Dagmar nodded and tried again. I those who tion sales, its record-breaking pri­ situation was settled! For Dag­ , Help refieve distress off MONTHLY ^ : our Three costs 30 per cent more than before mar, after listening to one of HEY fished for an hour and the war. At the same time, fuel CBS has terminated it» deal with ces for bullocks, the overwhelming \ # i Nnri “Lum and Abner” and has made a evidences of popular appreciation BUI’s fish stories, announced faded to land the big one BiU oil has shot up 54 per cent. The air that she thought fishing must Tpromised. It grew cloudy and the force is also paying as high as 175 settlement with the rural comedy —in these features it has built an FEMALE team for the remaining four years enduring monument. Great is the be fun and would BiU take her? sun disappeared. “Ah,” BiH said, r t h e Future? per cent more for resistors, actua­ “We’d better change to a bright tors and other electronic spares for of the six-year contract. Lack of livestock industry, and the Interna­ ■ They set out the next morning sponsor interest was given as the tional Livestock Exposition is its in BiH’s outboard. Bill produced fly.” Dagmar s u d d e nly said: COMPLAINTS aircraft, and the navy is paying 10 vings B o n d s ! reason. prophet.” a couple of Whirling Duns and “There’s something pulling on my Are you troubled by distress of fe­ to 12 per cent more for ship parts male functional periodic disturb­ line!” ances? Does this make you suffer than these same items cost before “You’ve got a bite!” he yeHed. from pain, feel so nervous, tired—at K-day. “Start reeling in!” such times? Then start taking Lydla .y m o r e ?M# BROADWAY AND MAIN STREET E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound ACCEPT He got up and stumbled over a about ten days before to relieve LASPIRIN Business As Usual creel. When he 'looked up Dagmar such symptoms. Plnkham’s has a SEilEPUiiTaI LESS? grand soothing effect on one o/ In addition to paying 62 per cent was holding her line clear of the woman's most important organsl more for zinc, the army and navy Inepfness With Equalizer Even Found Among Gangsters water. A ten-inch trout was dan­ Truly the woman’s friend I had to get tough before they could gling ontthe hook. v LYDIA E. PINKHflMS COMroUND^ - 3 cxpssnre roll His, f" even buy enough zinc for batteries By BILLY ROSE “No!” BHl yeHed. “ That’s not teuery printan cnlsrgc- for 200 of his hired help, and after ::l port »rd sue), urgently needed in Korea. Assistant Because I sometimes tote around more than two dollars, and be­ the way! You’ve got to play him!” h print dated oo back. Secretary of the Army Alexander cause my house has demonstrated a tendency to get burgled, I have the feed made some coihplimentary But Dagmar didn’t understand. and Assistant Secretary of the Navy a licence to carry a revolver—and sometimes do. •remarks about the double-crosser She began swinging the fish like LOVES EASY RELIEF Koehler personally had to put pres­ But I certainly hope I never get into a spot where I have to use it, and asked him to get up on the a pendulum. Presently she caught sure on the zinc companies in order because I doubt whether I could hit the back waU of a brewery if I were table and take a bow. As the guest the line on the up swing and held FROM CONSTIPATION! to get military orders filled. 20 feet away. of honor was bowing, the 200 hood­ it, the 10-incher squirming on the Believe it or not, these companies And it isn’t because I haven’t practiced a-plenty. There’s a make­ lums reached for their rods and let hook. “Till recently I had to depend on un­ shift pistol range back of my house up at Mt. Kisco, and over the years him have it. But when Capone— —Anaconda, Sullivan Mining, Amer­ "T OOK out!” BiU yeHed. “You’U pleasant medicines for constipation. ican Smelting and Refining, and I guess I’ve used up enough ammunition to keep a smaU Balkan war always the good bookkeeper—count­ Never thought I would solve this going. But no matter how carefully ed the bullet holes, he found only •“ lose him! Don’t do that! problem. Then started eating toasty American Zinc company of Illi­ You’ve got to play him! Bring him nois—wanted to take care of their I sight and squeeze the baby gun ed to include an exhibition of pis­ 20 in the carcass—180 of the trig- ALL-BRAN. So effec­ with the short nose, I’ve never been tol shooting, and as a charter mem­ germen had missed. in with a net!” tive!” Mrs. E. Kaup- civilian clients first rather than risk * • * losing business! Now the same com- able to do much more to the bulls- ber of the Zane Grey club. I fig­ But Dagmar said: “I can’t man, Clinton, N. J., janies are protesting against sup­ eye than glare at it. And two wiU ured that almost any one of my YEARS AGO, I used to haunt the see what’s wrong with this 1Box 393. Juat one of method. After ail, the idea is to many unsolicited leilers plying zinc for the nation’s strategic get you 20 that most bronco busters could pop a clay 42nd street shooting galleries, and catch fish, isn’t it?” And she from ALL-BRAN stockpile. of the Dead - eye pipe out of a girl’s mouth at 30 feet. got so handy with a .22 rifle that I could knock the dancing ceUuloid dropped the trout, hook, line and users. This may be your PICKS D ic k s you read WeU, I figured wrong. There w as answer to constipation The basic commodities used a b o u t can’t do no one in the cast who could hit the baU off the stream of water five aU in th e bottom of th e boat. Va p o R ub In the manufacture of military BiU m ade a lunge a t her rod, due to lack of dietary bulk. Sunply much better. pipe without taking the mouth with times out of ten. And I was plenty eat an ounce of crispy KeUogg s items were 'the first to sky­ The U. S. army it, and I wound up having to im­ cocky about my marksmanship un­ but he tripped again, feU sidewise. rocket after Korea. Crude rub­ ALL-BRAN daily, drink plenty of evidently a g r e e s port the national pistol champion— til one day when I went up to see The outboard wabbled. Dagmar, water. If not completely satisfied after ber shot up 162 per cent, with a skinny kid from Brooklyn who Ben Hecht at his place in Nyack. caught off balance, threw out her some British companies charg­ with me about the 10 days, send empty carton to 1To Oonstipation difficulty in hand­ had learned marksmanship in a Hecht, fed up with my big talk hands to brace herself, missed the KeUogg’s, Battle Creek, Mich. Get ' ing as high a s 300 p e r cent above Coney Island shooting gallery. about smaU arms, suggested I shoot gunwale and went sprawling over­ DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK! the pre-Korean price. The price ling this tricky bit BUY of mechanism effec­ This Ineptness with what Da­ it out with Charlie* Lederer, the board. BiU was already in the. LANES of wool, so essential for the mon Runyon used to call "the screen writer, who was spending water, and it wasn’t until he’d gone freezing Korean winter, in­ tively. Next time Billy Rose you see newsreel equalizer’’ is even more com­ the weekend with him. down and come up again splutter­ MARY NEVER E THEM TOO" increased 61 per cent. Cotton for mon among gangsters. Sure, "I’ve got nothing against Led­ ing, that he remembered he could summer uniform^ shot up SO per closeups of the kids who are doing GENERATION the fighting in Korea, look closely the hoodlums of the 20’s pis­ erer." I said modestly. "Let not swim. He yelled, splashing cent. Steel scrap, which sold for toled many a citizen, but almost him live." around with his hands and ship­ SDSPECT CAUSE ANE’S PILLS $24 a ton before the Korean war, and you’U see they’re armed with A I..17 V Liver. invariably the victim was in a "The target will be a toma­ ping a lot of water. He went down now costs $38 p er ton. rifles—Garands and Browning auto­ 43—50 matics—but about the only place motor car, and the range a to can at 10 feet," said Ben, again and came up. Then suddenly Here are a few other comparisons couple of inches from the nape "and yo. and Charlie can take he felt a pair of hands grabbing OF BACKACHES between the prices the armed for­ you’U see a six-gun wiU be in the As wa gat older, stress and strain, over- holster of a two-star general. of his neck. Whenever the turns with my .22 automatic him underneath the shoulders. He exertion, excessive smoking or exposure to EFFECTIVE ces paid before and after the_ Ko­ corpse-to-be figured so be more pistol." clutched at the hands wHdly, and cold sometimes slows down kidney (unc­ rean war began: radio receivers • than a few feet away, the kill­ We went out on the lawn and Led­ something hit him a stunning blow tion. This may lead many folks to com­ W R E l l i F up from $550 to $910 a set; radiak I FIRST LEARNED that expert plain of nagging backache, loss of pep and er used sawed-off shotguns erer, sighting carefuUy, hit the can on the jaw. energy, headaches and dizziness. Getting OLD’S MiSERfES training sets, $84.90 to $289; Shipi shooting with a revolver is more buU than bullseye when I moseyed with a three-foot spread, or two out of three times.. I. didn’t When BiU opened his eyes he np nights or frequent passages may result “e for you and ping boxes, 82 cents to $1.24 each; tommyguns which produced a even nick it. was lying on shore. Dagmar was from minor bladder irritations due to cold. d. Feel its com- five-gallon gasoline drum s, $1.79 to down to Ft. Worth 14 years ago to t dampness or dietary Indiscretions, *ou s ta r t to ru b , stage Hiat city’s centennial expo­ spray like a garden hose. Last month whUe vacationing in close by, wringing out her dress. If your discomforts axe due to these e ffe c tiv e 2 -w ay $1.98 each; khaki trousers, 74 cents A few years back, an ex-booUeg- Hollywood, I limched with Hecht BHl sa t up. “W hat happened?” causes, don’t wait, try Doan’s Fills, a' mild enetro eases to 84 cents a pair; adhesive tape, sition. One of the whoopty-doos I uscle tightness put on “The Last Frontier,” was ger—now vice-president of a na­ and reminded him of the debacle Dagmar smUed: “You teU me.” diuretic. Used successfully by millions-for hing soreness. 26 cents to 30 cents a roll; tires, tional whiskey company—told me a which ended my career as a marks­ BUl thought back, and the picture over W years. WhHe these symptoms may ‘d vapors soothe $16.14 to $20.46 each; fire hose, a wild west show, -and the cast often otherwise occur, ItTs amazing how B passages, clear included the best hoss hands in the story about Al Capone which- Hlus- man. his memory conjured was most many times Dean’s give happy rfclief«^ , lessen cough, $20.64 to $23.10 p e r 50 feet; ground trates my point. It seems Al was “I might as weU have been shoot­ humUiating. Right then and there help the 16 miles of lddncy tubes and filters * hitc, pleasant to interrogator, $1,842 to $2,303 each. business—Galahads in 10-gaUon hats Pcnctro today. who had won prize money in every guards was playing footsie with a ing blanks,” I said. he made his resolve that he was off Audi out waste. Got Doan’s FIUs today! These are typical of the prices tipped off that one of his body- “As a matter of fact,” grinned women for life. Unless, of course, I the armed services are paying. rodeo from" Pendleton to Madison ActinqRub Square Garden. Naturally, I want­ rival gang, so he threw a banquet Ben, “you were.” ___ he marries Dagmar Fanchon. Doaits Pil l s

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PAGE EIGHT THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE N. C.. NOVEMBER I. 1930 Phmhar Works 17 ONE FOR THE ROAO Young Executives Seems three ministers were Years at Hobby exchanging troubles since all W hat's PAAR ATTENTION FARMERS! three served churches near rail­ To Buifd RaJhood road lines. for the POULTRY LOADING Parlay $10,000 CRESTON. Iowa — Byron Hiatt “Our first Sunday - morning has been working on his hobby for hymn always Is interrupted by Entertainment W e W ill Buy Every Thursday Morning From 17 years. In that time he has built the C.&0. passenger .train rum­ a real railroad, complete with two bling past right outside the win­ Course? 8 A. M.. To 11 ~A. M. Into $1 Million locomotives, two freight cars, a dow,” Rie first complained. In Front Uf E. P. Fosters Cotton Gin Your Poultry mail and baggage car, a passenger “ That’s nothing,” chimed in CHICAGO — Four youthful ex­ a ecutives, atomic physicists who car with an observation platform the second. “Right in the mid­ R l A D HIGHEST M RKET PRICES PAID helped develop the original A- and four trestles. dle of our moruing prayer the bomb project at the University of He operates it for passengers on L.&N. fast freight drowns me SALISBURY POULTRY CO. Sundays and holidays. out.” STAR Chicago, have run a $10,000 invest­ , Salisbniy. N. C ment to more than a million dollars The train also lias a box car and “Brothers, I wish all I had with a company that designs and a caboose. The locomotives are was your troubles,” added the manufactures nuclear gadgets. about 8 feet ta'l at trie smokes'ack' third. “Every time the de’eons DUST The company’s products range and about 36 fr.et long, includir" in my church take up the co’- from machines costing upward of the coal tender. leciion, I look down the aisle and JAOS PAAB $10,000 down to small portable Everything is built to sca'e. the there comes the Nickel Plate!” Geiger counters in the gadget-toy result of Hiatt’s handicraft. O-e o This Week classification. The concern also the four trestles on his route is steel reinforced and about 79 fee* Straight Answer processes for industrial and medi­ The family was engaged in the c a l use the atomic-generating raw across. Another spans a pidiv ob-.iul 30 feet wide. Hiatt has them num­ game of questions and answers, materials produced by the govern­ when Mother directed a question to ment atomic plant at Oak Ridge, bered so passengers will know they The little Marjorie. Tenn. are riding on a railroad line with four trestles. “Dear,” Mother inquired, “what The four youthful executives are is th e opposite of permanent?” SILER James A. Schoke, 26, president; Hiatt fell in love with rail 'oadint. when he was a boy. After higb The child reflected a moment, John L. Kuranz, 28; Thomas E. and then replied. “Oh. yes. straight Mitchell, 27, and EmU W. Hinspat- school, he went to work for the Funeral Home Davie Record § h a ir!” *r, 39, vice-presidents. Burlington railroad. In 1944, he de­ Going through the factory and cided to build a miniature train o’ AND laboratories is like taking a peek his own. As a railroad pipe fitter, at the awesome future. Complicated he had gained much of the “know Uncle Sam Says testing apparatus, wiring setups how” for the job. so he started tc Flower Shop Has Been Pnbfished Since 1 8 9 9 I and precision tools face one from work. every direction. Precision is so re­ At $2 a foot, Hiatt estimates he Phone 113 S. Main St fined employees and visitors may has invested about $6,400 in road­ Mocksville, N. C. not even wear radium-dial wrisi bed alone, and that’s just one of watches in some areas. the less costly items. He assembled Ambulance Service 5 1 Y e a r s Makes Nuclear Toys the locomotives from parts he made or ordered from machine shops. The Consumer-type goods, those avail­ track was bought from coal mines. able to “just folks" that the com­ The passenger and freight cars pany produces, so far are pretty Others have come and gone-your much confined to portable Geiger were used to advertise the Burling­ counters for experimentation or for ton railroad before Hiatt bought and rebuilt them. county newspaper keeps going. prospecting for uranium ore. The smaUest of the company’s There js a regular roundhouse Boger & Howard Geiger counters is one being aimed and train shed arrangement in the Sometimes it has seemed hard to at the forthcoming Christmas trade center of (i.e area where the train PURE SERVICE by a toy maker and distributor. It is parked during the week. make "buclde and tongue” meet but is “ enclosed in a cabinet which Most of the work on the railroad looks like a school lunch bucket, has been done before work in the T ir.s Batteries AndAccessories soon the sun shines and again we yet is claimed to be fully adequate morning or in the evening. “I get up at 5 a.m. and work to trace uranium ore deposits or W/ZAJtS Kurfees Paints march on. Our faithful subscribers, lost radioactive materials. on the railroad about two hours.” ^ It will be offered ior two mar­ Hiatt explained. “That way I gain Corner N . M tin SLGaither Sts ’ an extra day a week.” Now is the time w make certain your most of whom pay promptly, give us kets. The "boy” trade, starting al dollars are not contributing; their share the age of nine, can use it in spe­ In creating inflation, (f you re really P h o n e 8 0 Spanish Ameriefin War Vet cially designed games. Older boys W ise y u u I i see iha* ihcy arCd » i d l i n g , courage and abiding faith in our and adults can use it for various Gets Paid After 46 Years either. Make sure they're working for you. today so that tomorrow those types of actual experimentation LA CROSSE. Wis.—It took • fellow man. in radioactivity. The company has dreams of yours will come true. The while, but soldier Richard Kla- safe and sure way Is to enroll for the a manufacturing capacity of 500 oi ber finally got paid. V. S. Savings Bonds PayroU Savings If your neighbor is not taking The these sets a day and expects to pro­ The army veteran received a Plan where you are employed. Bonds Walker Funeral Home duce 15,000 for the toy company. -T- check for S374.30 to reimburse purchased on this automatic plan actu­ AMBULANCE SERVICE The company has a more com­ him for travel and subsistence ally add to your "take home savings.** Record tell him to subscribe. The plicated counter which is sold by s "NOW LETtS ALL BOY BONDS.** DAY OR NIGHT expenses in getting home to Chi­ v U S Tftatwv Dtpartmaat large mail-order house. Ten thou­ cago after he was discharged price is only $1.50 per year in the sand of this design will be pro­ from the army in Manila. P. I. Phone 48 duced. Klaber put in 10 claims before State, and $2.00 in other states. New School Study ' N ;rth C aro lin a / _ , „ Mocksville, N C congress got around to appro­ I In The Superior Court Soon to be in production Is s priating the money to take care Davie County I static eliminator for newspape: of his and other similar claims. presses. At present, the friction o.' Congress acted in 1945, 46 years In the Matter Of: W . F. Stone- When You Come To Town rapidly moving paper in moderr after Klaber’s first claim was street. Guardian of Jennie C. Now is the time to sob* high-speed presses builds up so filedr Klaber, you see. is 73 years H a n e lin e much static electricity the machine old—a veteran of the Spanish I Ex Parte. scribe for The Record. Make Our Office Your would stall if it weren’t removed. American war. To eliminate the static, prcrres now are equipped with a series of Notice o f Re-Sale gas flame je's, tl:e heat of which American Soldiers Retain Headquarters. relieves the static condi'ion. The company’s device will con­ Right to Listen to Rumors o f Real Estate sist of a strip of radioactive iso­ KOREA—Like in the last war, We Are Always Glad To topes which will -rrve the same American soldiers are still holding 1 Under and bv virtue of an or­ purpose as the flame without the on to their right to listen to and der of re-sale made in the above fire hazard and fuel expense. start rumors. In Korea they have entitled cause bv S. H . Chaffin, See You. A little m ere or. the tec'.r icnl side a long list; > Clerk of the Superior Court, the is a classroom demon; - :-ator c alled AU United States troops will soon undersigned Commissioner will, 3> the "classmaster.” This is aimed be withdrawn suddenly from Korea I at adding a fourth “r” to the pro­ and the air force will drop a num­ on Saturday, the 4th dav of No­ 2111 verbial three in high schools, col­ ber of atom bombs on the Commu­ vember, 1950, at twelve o’clock, M . leges, universities, namely radio­ nist forces. j at the Court House door of Da­ activity. United States troops wiU not leave vie County, in Mocksville, N . C., NEW MONEY POR Korea but will remain for 25 years offer for re-sale the following de­ The Record has the largest white Spedding Fine Leaps dp, Up after the defeat of the North Kor­ scribed tract of land, lying and YOUR OLD THINGS eans. being in Fulton Township of said Year DiaawM IM M At Driver Spsuts $5 Words AU North Korean tank crews are ' County, to-wit: Piaaa, IU klIledsT iah, either padlocked into their tanks MILWAUKEE — A Milwaukee A T R A C T b e g in n in g a t a sto n e ; Iaa Baa, aaa Ba wW circulation o f any D avie paper. motorist talked himself into a fine or chained within them. th e n c e S . j degs. E. 35.27 chs. to A VAHT AU IH —at $5 a sentence. Other United Nations are send­ 86 Charles Olecik was charged with ing a total, of one million troops to a stone; thence S. 1 \ degs. W . 4.46 speeding 40 miles an hour across a help in the battle against the Kor­ chs. to a stone; thence W . I i chs. viaduct. He argued that the patrol­ ean Reds. to a stone; thence S. 9 degs, W . man who arrested him couldn’t Other United Nations plan to send 20.74 chs. to a stone; thence W . have clocked him properly. no troops to Korea. 16.75 chs. to a stone; thence N . ♦ FOR RENT ♦ North Korean troops are being The judge heard both sides and 10.03 chs. to a stone; thence S. promised one acre of land for every N o tice to C reditors accepted the patrolman's testimony. 87j degs. W . 8.25 chs. to a stone;’; SPACE IN THIS PAPER "Ten dollars and cost,” he ruled. fifty Am ericans they kiU. th e n c e N . degs. var. 3.40 chs. Having qualified as administra­ “But, judge,” Olecik said. "The North Korean troops are fighting I i ji W ill Arrange To Suit officer was too far back to clock with guns at their backs. to a stone; thence N . 2 degs. E. tors of the estate of M rs. Cora B. m e.” 13.52 chs. to a stone, the begin , Vogler, deceased, late of Davie GOOD NEIGHBORS—P9ICES TO "Fifteen dollars and costs,” said Spanking No Worse Than ning corner, containing 63.2 acres' Countv, North Carolina, notice is FIT YOUR BUSINESS the judge. more or less as surveyed and plat- hereby given to all persons hold- “But, your honor,” said Olecik, 'Yakyakking,’ Expert Says i ted by Sam L. Talbert, County ing claims against the said estate, “I waited a long time at a stop­ LONG BEACH, Calif—At last one Surveyor, July, 1950. to present them to the undersign- light before the officer came along.” expert does not disapprove of spank­ "Twenty dollars and costs,” said ; Terms of Sale: Ninety d a y s Jed on or before Sept. 18, 1951, or ing. w ith bond and approved security, this notice w ill be plead m bar of the judge. Dr. Frank TaUman in a report to "I still say that he was too far the Southern California Society for or all cash at the option of the their recovery. AU persons in- I L E T US D O back,” said Olecik Mental Hygiene, reports: purchaser. The bidding w ill start debted to the said estate, ate re- "Twenty-five dollars and costs,” “The youngster understands the at $3,675.00. > S^.'ted to make prompt payment. said the judge. !This the 18th dav of Sept. 1950. righteous wrath aroused in the par­ T h is 20th dav of October, 1950. Olecik still argued, but the judge ent because he’s felt the same way EDW ARD E. VOGLER, YOUR JOB PRINTING A. T. G RANT, Commissioner! didn’t raise the fine He had reached himself. But despite this under­ NAYLOR VOGLER, the maximum. standing no youngster really ap­ . Admrs. of Mrs. Cora B. Vogler. preciates a spanking.” I; Awing Bridge Runs Wild Spanking leaves a child “sore A ^m iD ixtratrixf Notice. Advance, n .c . W e can save you money As Tender Dies at Post in skin and soul” and hostUe to­ T ward the parent. “Cold, needless Having qualified as Adminis* ^ KANSAS CITY — A swinging spanking” can breed resentment tratrix of the estate of Hugh Clay­ o n y o u r bridge over the Missouri river ran and harm, he said, advocating a ton Gregory, deceased, late o f wild for an hour when the tender, firm but not too harsh attitude. Davie County, North Carolina, W HflT William E. Koon, died at the con­ Spanking is no cure-all but neith­ this is to notify all persons hav­ ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, trols. er is it worse than the practice of ing claims against the estate to Automobiles jammed on the ap­ sparing the rod and “yakyakking m exhibit them to the undersigned proaches. An airline pilot and some and explaining aU the time.” which STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BILL plane passengers, among the can also breed hostility, he said. at Clemmons, N. C., on or be­ stranded motorists, missed flights fore the 28th day of October, HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. from the Kansas City airport. Two Detroit Man Wins Freedom 1951, or this notice w ill be plead­ railroad locomotives were halted. ed in bir of their recovery. AU The structure was the 81-year-old With One Lonely Penny pci sons indebted to said estate I BIGHTS Patronize your home newspaper Hannibal Bridge, one of two that DETROIT, Mich.— Theodore Gor- i please make immediate payment. I f earry traffic from Kansas City don won his freedom with a single This October 17, 1950. as i\a Asisrican north over the Missouri. The span penny. I LEONA A. GREGORY, and thereby help build up your was opened for a tugboat and when When arrested for loitering he I REID the tender died at the controls it denied the charge in court. Adm inistratrix of the Es,ate of i continued to swing “If you haven’t got a penny in Hugh Clavton Gregarv, dec’d. i home town and county. i After an hour watching the runa­ your pocket, you are loitering.” the Clemmons, N. C. * way bridge, three young men from judge said. EUedge and Browder I a se rie s o i 10 a rtic le s * * cars in the traffic jam jumped Gordon dug through his pockets P.O .B ox 1157, * THE DAVIE RECORD. * I aboard and smashed -the controls, and produced one penny. Winston-Salem, N. C. - STARTING TODAY stepping the swinging span. “Case dismissed.” said the judge. Attorneys for Adm inistratrix • ' S . •A’ \7' T h e D a v i e DA.VIE COUNTY’S OLDEST NEW SPAPER-THE PAPER THE PEOPLE KEAD

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NEWS OF LONG AGO. Those M om Oih Stop And Think Seen Along Main Street By The Street Rambler. Royaiiies From Martinsville, Va., Oct. 27. What Was Happening In Da­ SLAV 000000 ers Pass B y Bditor Davie Record:—During a vie Before Parking'Meters Burley Anderson busy with the Rev. Walter E. Isenhour. Hiiih Point. F 4. receut visit to Davie, I was made Piay Finances ' aware of an astonishing fact detri. telephone— D. G. Shore wearing And Abbreviated Skirts. . I want to give a helping hand sn mental to the people’s morale as a big smile as he passes out cigars (Davie Record, Nov 9 , 19*7 .) To those whom other folks pass well as to tbe economic condition — George Hendricks climbing lad­ Mocksville seed cotton 8 j£ c, by. London Hospital of tbe countv and country der on the square—Lady looking W. R. Meroney who is I q T w in . And lift them up and help them LONDON, England — Sir James To have an education of only at signs in almanac to find out Citv Hospital, continues very ill, stand Barrie, the playwright, loved chil­ fifth grade or lower level is tanta­ when to have tooth pulled—Mac Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davis, of For something good and great dren so much he gave all the earn­ mount to a rejection slip at tbe Kimbrough hurrying down Main Jerusalem, were iu town shopping and high ings from his fairy tale Peter Pan to a children’s hospital in his home draft examination center. If the street—M r. and Mrs. C . A . Black- W ednesday. Thus proving that within tbeir lives town. When he died he made the Anil How! preparedness program continues for welder leaving temple o f justice-1— The mercury dropped to 25 de­ There’s yet a principal sublime. royalties a perpetual bequest.. a long period of time and the pret B. C. Brock and John Swing con­ grees above zero Monday morning Where some have thought but evil . Because of that gift, thp London Visitor: “Isn’t it lovely to have hospital for sick children, also bees, Willie? Do you know, ‘Kow sent requirement for mentality is versing on street corner Marvin — ibe coldest of the season. th riv es known as Peter Pan Hospital has doth the little bee'?” not changed, it can re ider irrepar­ W aters carrying two vard rakes a- Mr and Mrs John f Larew are That may well lead to shame and been made richer by 100,000 pounds Willie: "No, but I do know that able damage to the State's excel), cross the square—M rs. Frank Fow­ rejoicing over the arrival of a fine crim e. ($280,000) — and the money keeps when you bother him he doth it.” coming in. ent educational sys'em, for it will ler looking at new millinery in son at their borne on Thursday, Sometimes we find within the heart Peter Pan and his playmates— MAYBE FRANK BUCK undoubtedly encourage a certain departme.it store window—Miss N ov. 3 rd. the Darling children, Captain Hook Of those whom other folks pass category of studeuts to leave school Sallie Hanes gretting old neigh' Miss Margaret Thompson. R. N. and all the other inhabitants of by fairy land—have helped the people earlv. bor in grocery store— Sam How­ of High Point, spent last weet in A strong desire to do their part who run the hospital to build one There seems to be scores of draft, ard busy selling gas—Ted Foster town with her parents, Mr. and of the finest, most modern hospital To bless the world before they agfcd boys being Tejecied on this standing in store door watching Mrs. C L Thompson, buildings in the world. They also die; help to pay for research by doctors basis, who. by tbeir past exper­ world go b y- J. C. W ilson doing Col. W. K. Clement, who has But men have dealt them blows and and skilled technicians to study the ience of carrying a gun in quest of some earlv morning shopping— been confined to his room for sever­ costly and baffling diseases that knocks squirrels and rabbits, when they Mrs. J. M . HoIthouserand daugh­ al days suffering with acntc indi­ strike at children. Along life’s rugged thorny way, Some of the money this year is should have hean in school, are ter buying theatre tickets—Mayor gestion. is able to be out again. Until it seems tbeir many shocks coming from the pockets of Amer­ m ore qualified and readily avail­ Durham discussing coming events. Robert Tomlinson and son Chas icans whose reverence of Sir James x Have crushed and put them down able to shoulder arms for tbe U. S. H. Tomlinson, have purchased the has made a revival of Peter Pan a to stay. current Broadway success. tban others Di^ho have tried to make Davie Cash Store from Link & the community a better place in Our County And I want to speak a word of cheer Construction Delayed Daniel, and took charge Thursday. which t ) live, bv accepting the op­ To wretched folks that sin has When the author died in 1937 the Automobile publicists scored a M rs Fbilip Hones remains ser­ hospital was building a structure portunities of education and enter, crashed, ten-strike when they put on display ed tbe realm of profitable work, Social Security iously ill at her home in North on the site of the old one in Lon­ this spring a gold-plated sedan up­ don’s Bloomsbury district. It is no' vet these others are sent home to Mocksville, and but little hope Is And shed a sympathetic tear. holstered throughout in genuine Ieo- Bv W . K. W hite, Manager. Though Satan seeks to keep me yet finished and probably won’t bt- pnrd skin. The price-tag ($35,000) continue their lives as parasites on entertained for hrr recovery for a number of years. Building the communities economy, not even Under the new amended Social hushed, was incidental. The car was not in­ Mr. and Mrs. L B Walker, of material shortages, then a change tended for sale—but for publicity, attempting to replace those that Security Law, you mav earn as 1 mesa to breathe an earnest praver in plans, have h aid up the work. Roanoke, Va., spent .several days which it received In bales. Best of a were uprooted from their respecta­ much as $50 a month and still Prom day to day as momentsflv, The war stopped construction hundred wisecrc ■ about the mod­ ble positions in the country. It is th is week with Mr. W alker’s par­ after the seven-story in-patient draw your Social Security check. And have within my heart a caie el was pulled by Peter Lind Hayes. indeed a great fallacy to assume ents, Mr. and Mrs. W S Walker, building had been completed. That’s If you earn over $50, you aren’t “Wha". a wonderful car,” he ex­ that these boys cannot serve some For those whom other folks a many-windowed, H-shaped build­ claimed. “Who shot it?” , on Route I. ing with balconies running around usefulness in our defense program. entitled to your check. Now for pass by Miss Ro*a Foster died at her every floor, Too CItangeabIe In a much lesser quantity but ju st an example: borne near Fork last Tuesday night How sad the plight ot those who There are 326 bnds. with almost as potent in jeopardizing friendly 40 nurses to look after the young- The oldest inhabitant bad cele­ Jack Jones had worked for ten aged 66 years, death resulting from fall. brated his hundredth birthday, and relations in tbe apparently authen­ ters night and day. There are 40 tic feelings that there are other dis- years at the general store. H e was cancer. The funeral aud burial Or those whom other folks pat staff doctors and 30 consulting the reporter of a local paper called on him for an interview. crepencles in rejections and defer­ killed in au automobile wreck last took place at Fo-k Baptist cburcb dow n. specialists who visit the hospital almost daily. “To what do you attribute your ments, such as one young man (ol­ month. His widow came into our T h u rsd ay morning a ' 11 o'clock. W ho seldom have an upw ard Calll In addition there are another longevity?” he inquired. der tban some already called), who office to file her claim. She had The centenarian began ticking Will Arm-iworthy and MissSteIIa But often see the world’s cold 100 beds at the hospital’s country has the andacity to brag that vet one child, Toe, a boy 15 years old. branch, a former large private off the items on his fingers: “I erans would be called hack to ser­ Foster, both of near Redland, were frow n. never smoked, drank alcoholic home on a 75-acre estate at Tad- vice before him, because his work, She said that site didn’t want to united in mim-ige at tl;e home cf liquors, or overate, and I always These could be jewels in the roagh worty, Surrey, about 20 miles south farmiug, was so essential Yet file a claim for Joe because he had the offici-itlng minister. Rev Bea- of London. Then there are two con­ rise at six in the morning.” For whom we ought to pray and "But,” protested the reporter, querries show that no determents a job at the theatre after school try Howell, near Farmington, on valescent homes with 13 beds each sigh. —one at the seashore neai Brishion “I had an uncle who did all that, are allowable for that occupation and earned $45 a month. She yet he only IiveJ to be eighty. How Saturday aitemoon Oct 29th . A t Though classed by men as being and another in rural Oxfordshire. now. needed the money very badly, do you account for that?” 8 0 clock the same evening, Boss ' " ro u g h .” The royalties from Peter Pan It would be pleasing to see re now that her husband was dead. help run all these, as does the gov­ • “He didn’t keep it up long sponsible persons purport to alievl- Armsworthy and Miss Rena Smith, ; And so they only pass them by. enough," was the calm reply. ernment, which to:ik over the con­ ate this situation that is condncive She said that $45 was more than of the same commuutty, were m ar trol of ,virtually all British hos­ ' If polished Iy the Master's touch Pleases Him to augmenting tbe discension that Joe would get from his father’s ried by Rev Mr. Howell. pitals a few years ago. And filled with holy love and “The next person who interrupti is always prevelaut in times of Social Security. W e explained to C, C. Stonestreet and J B. Price Government Pays Part I grace, the proceedings will be sent home,” drafting the n atio n ’s young rn; n her that Joe could continue to of Kannapolis, were in town a sboit Because the hospital for sick declared the judge. hood, Sincerely, 1 The Saviour only knows how much children is a teaching hospital, its work and earn $45 a month and while Wednesday on tbeir way to “Hurrah!” yelled the prisoner. A DAVIE NATIVE They might in Iite adorn some funds do not come under the con­ get his check. Statesville. Mr. Stonestreet was trol of the Health Ministry, but are place: PROFESSION MISTAKEN W e advised her to file a claim loud in his praise of the work done administered by the hospital au­ , Therefore I’ll help such fallen men thorities solely for research and for Joe. I guess you remember on the square, and said there was 1 The better way of life to try, treatment. The government pay* before the change was made, you not a town in the state that would all maintenance costs. And hope to see, both now and could earn only $14.99 a month have a prettier squaie. There is a Peter Pan ward—the then, eye, ear, nose end throat section. in covered employment and still W. J. Koon'z, of Ammon, V a ., j Great souls whom other folks- Like the other wards, it is gaily get your check tor that month. w hile fnx buntiug early last week, painted and cheerful. There is a j pass by. Now you may receive vour Social was thrown from his horse and hi- miniature surgery lor each unit of eight beds. Every unit also has its Security check, unless you earn skull fractured He was carried : "IF MY PEOPlt WHICH ARE CAllB) BY playroom, with rocking horses, fire over $50 a month. Remember to a Petersburg hospital. Reports MY NAME. SHAU HUMBLE THH4SELVES. AND engines, trains and dolls for con­ valescent patients. that, if you earn over $50 a nionth from his bedside is to the effect PRAY, AND SEBC MY FACE, AND TURN AWAY Every Christmas season Petei; you aren’t entitled to your check. thBt there i“ no hope for his recov. FROM THEIR WICKED WAYS; THEN WILL I Pan is presented in one of the Lon­ As before, you must keep a re­ ery. Mr. Knnmz is a Davie coun. HEAR FROM HEAVEN. AND WILL FORGIVE don theaters. And members of the cast pay an annual visit to the cord of vour earnings. If you earn ty man and has many Iriends and THEIR SINS. AND WILL HEAL THEIR IA N D ."- wards to entertain the children. more than $50 a m onth, you must relatives here who will be sadden­ 2 CHRON. 7:14. In the Peter Pan ward is a plaque As the after-dinner spuakei h jI let us know and you must send ed by 1 his news. that reads: down to his meal, he coiij'icd H - “Dedicated to the never-fading upper plate fell to the f!onr ar, your check for that month back. Tweutv-nine employees of C. C. memory of one who loved children broke. Joe was working at the theatre in Sanford Sons Co., and the Sanford —Sir James Barrie.” D AVlE DRIVE-Ifl The guest at his s!de realized the the afternoons and earning $45 a Motor Co,, enjoved a delightful man’s plight, dug into h.is pocket end came up with a ret. The spcal;- month. Joe could continue to banquet in the lodge rooms of the ChurehiII Pair.iii^s Ajjjiarr BIG SAVIHGS on THEATRE er-to-be tried them, thry were too work at that job and get his Social Sanford ntiilding last Tuesday ev On Christmas Greeting Cards big. The man supplied another set. ROUND TRIP FARES Security checks. If Joe got anoth­ ening There were many good Mocksville Salisbury Highway NEW YORK-—Winston Churchill’s They were too small. The third set paintings will appear nn Christ­ was a perfect fit. You save an extra 10% or er job during the month of No­ things to eat, together with a num. Wednesday and Thursday mas greeting cards this year. The speaker got along perfectly m ore each w ay on every vember, for instance, paving $6, her of short speeches. The even­ N o v . 8th a n d 9 th Twenty paintings by Mr. Church­ with the borrowed te^tli. and re­ Greyhound Round-Trip ill for reproduction 011 cards Iiave turned theni with thanks. ticket! Ask about the bigFall th e $6 plus the $45 earned at the ing was greatly enjo\ed by all who “TARZAN &. THE MERMAIDS” been selected by a greeting card “By the way.” he inquired, “are Round-Up of all kinds of theatre would be $51. If Toe earn­ were present. i Tohnnv Weissmueller and company Another group, including you a den fist?” trips, tours, special features! ed $51 in November, he’d let us Mrs. Marsh R. Bailey died at Brenda Jovce two holy land scenes, a sunset over The helpful guest shook his head. Jerusalem, and a village landscape, “No, I’m an undertaker.” A FEW EXAMPLES know and he wouldn’t get his her hame in Elkin Monday night ONE CARTOON have been selected for next year. There are hundreds m ore check for November. If Joe onlv of last week following a long ill­ Joyce C. Hall who selected the At Your own Risk Ooe Round earned $45 in December, the next ness, aged 4 4 years. Mrs. Bailey Friday and Saturday paintings, said: "Mr. Ch'irchill is Charlotte—“What kir*d of a ear a very vigorous painter. His work Way Trip month, he’d let us know that he Is survived hy her hasband and Nov. IOth and Ilth has Tom?” is surprisingly professional, and he Dorothy—“A .pray-as-you-enterl” w York, N. Y. $11.25 $20,25 didn’t earn over $50, and his four children two sons and two DOUBLE FEATURE has done a lot of painting. There ashington, D.C. 7.20. 13.00 checks would start up again. You daughters. Mr. Bailey is a native “FENCE RIDERS” W hipW ilson are several hundred which he did Hey There! '-ro it > 14.20 25.60 “AMAZING MR. X” Lvnnn j while he was in his country home Hay is something we must make Charleston, S. C. 5.50 9.90 see, the checks stop when you ol Davie coutvy, ai d has a host of and at his London house. And there Barri and Turham Bev between the time we get out of it Charleston, W. Va. 7.05 12.70 earn over $50 a month. They ftieuds who will be sorry to learn is a stack of others that he doesn't and the time we hit it. ONE CARTOON tate highly.” Charlotte, N. C, I 40 2.65 start up again when you earn $50 of bis wife's death Pinlarielphia. Pa. 9.00 16.25 Fair Qnestion or less. It is your responsibility The Henrv Ratledge farm near Monday and Tuesday Norfolk. Va. 5.95 10.75 Operator—“I’m sorry, but that to let us know. this cit> was sold at auction Mou- N o 1V. 13th and 14th number has been taken out." C jlnrnbia. S. C. 3.60 6.50 A representative of this office day and was bid off bv J T An- “TOP OF MORNING” Trade Jlifith The Man—“Yeah! Can you give me KaUigb. N. r. 2.95 5.35 any information as to just who has (Plus U S. Tax) will be in Mocksville again on gell ai $6 200 The W. N. Kur Bing Crosby and Ann Blyth taken her out?” W ILKINb DRUG CO. tees lands near Jericho, were also M e r c h a n t s Nov. 22nd, at the court house, ONE CARTOON T>t-„ sold and brought $4. 7 0 0 . J M. . The Trnth second floor, at 12:30 p. m ., and AU Shows Start At Dunk j HrAo Advertise In People don’t miss money they on the same date in Cooleemee 1 Horn was the purchaser. Sales __ don’t see or handle—that’s why at die old Band Hall, over Led­ will be Iett open 10 days for in. Space Reserved For Trucks TjLp li/IIlfP R p f f i Y u husbands 811(1 sma11 taxpayers are so unconcerned. ford’s Store, at 11 a. m . creased bids. 11 THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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LYNN CHAMBEES’ MENU bor what he would like to do to 13 TRY 666 IT'S DIFFERENT nation to wear all semester long. WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE WHEN YOU WANT to add color you.” “Every man for himself and D ra w e r 10 ‘Cranberry Ham Slices Vary the jumper with sweaters, Bedford Hills, New York to fall and winter meals, try cran­ the devil take the hindmost.” “Ev­ berries. They can be used in many Scalloped Potatoes too. Buttered Broccoli ery man has his price.” “Look out * * * versatile ways, with vegetables, as a for Number I.” “Blessed is he that For Your Future Buy Eradicated sauce or reilsh, Cabbage-Pineapple Slaw P a tte r n No. 1994 is a sew -rite perfo­ LIQUID-7A31ETJ with Biscuits tooteth his own horn, for he that rated pattern for sizes 6 , 8 , 10, 12, an d 14 Jf Ihe auc. witli ,meats and years. Size 8 , jumper, I yard of 54- fut ii’.gredienl Raisin Bread Pudding tooteth not his own horn, the same U.S. Savings Bonds root. fowl and as des­ shall not be tooted.” LOU-Jid serts. Beverage ‘Recipe Given People get tired of living in a You’ll e n jo y world like that. Something tells the tartness them that the everlasting scram­ which cranber- Combine water and sugar in DonrI Be Satisfied With Symptomafic Relief! IfrS Possible To saucepan and bring to a brisk boil. ble is not the way to live, there Buy U.3 ries give to must be a better way. Suppose many foods, es- Add cranberries and lemon and cook over medium heat until ber­ they could look down the street p e c i a 11 y the and see that better way actual­ bland and mild-£lavored ones like ries pop, about 8 to 10 minutes. DOUBLk Cool in saucepan, then chill before ly being put into practice by a FOR EXTRArf fowl, ham and sweet potatoes. Their little community of people? bright red color is a delight in other serving. RELIEVE THE CAUSE QUALITYU * * * They ought to be able to see it 'P U M TYl foods such as muffins or French wherever t h e r e is a Christian dressing. HEREtS A delectable salad dress­ * * * ing that goes well with fruit salads church. But—is the average church to add pep to winter meals: that kind of community? Do the 4Cranbcrry Ham Slices Cranberry French Dressing members treat one another (on Mondays, that is) with more under­ OF YOUR AILMENTS (Serves 6) (Makes I cup) 3 cups cranberries Vi cup salad oil standing, consideration and affec­ 11A cups brown sugar, firmly iA cup le m o n tion than the local atheists or Noth­ When Lack of Vitamins B1, B*, Iron and Niacin Cause packed juice ingarians show toward one another? Vi cup water or apple juice 1A c a p chopped Indeed, is there anything whatever Stomach Disturbances, Gasf Heartburn, Indigestion, 3 slices ham (94 to I" thick) cranberries that seems to link these First What­ 2 tablespooins whole cloves -J s I tablespoon sis Church people together with a Nagging Aches and Painsand Certain Nervous Disorders common bond? DUE TO C Mix cranberries, sugar and water I v* sugar • * * Best-known (or juice). Cut edges of fat on ham I teaspoon salt Just A Few Of Thousands Of Records Of Folks With Such Deficiencies remedy to u Grated rind of Vi orange Making Fellowship Real Who Have Been Helped in gashes. Place one slice of ham N A large city there will be a in baking dish and cover with cran­ Grated rind of Vi lemon Mr, Liiih Robinson ( s te e l Mn, Mabti Kitchen, 1650 page or more of Smiths in the berry sugar-mixture. Top with sec­ Combine ingredients in covered worker), 519 Lindsey, Netc- Amsterdam, Cincinnati, Ohiot Itelephone directory. These all have ond ham slice and cover with re­ jar. Shake well before using. port, Kentucky: “When your “Before I started HADACOL, maining cranberry mixture.. Stick » * * the same name, but most of them stomach is in bad shape as r had aches and pains in my whole cloves around edges of ham TO GET THE family up readily don’t laiow one another and don’t mine was, couldn’t eat, gas shoulders, back and arms. I slices. Bake in a m oderate (350°) for breakfast, or to add color and care. Too often it is this way with pains, stolnach bloating and could hardly move without oven until tender, about V k hours, Christians even in the same congre­ nervousness, then your body having those pains. Then I appeal to a meal made primarily of doesn’t get the proper foods heard about HADACOL. basting occasionally with liquid in leftovers, there’s nothing like a gation. They all bear the same name, but that is about all. it needs. My boss told me After the second bottle the dish. good hot bread: about HADACOL and I start­ aches and pains were about H 'i * * * Cranberry Muffins What they ought to have, is D esigned (M akes 9-12) fellowship. This is not a mere ed taking it immediately. gone. I’m just starting the an d L l l WHEN YOU’RE looking for an word. It can be a real thing. After the second bottle I could tell a definite fourth bottle and am on top of the world. My ACTION elegant way to show off sweet po­ 2 cups bran cereal Si ?£ cup dark molasses It .is like a two-way blood trans­ improvement. Now I can eat anything. Best of aches and pains are completely gone. I recom­ tatoes or yams, you’ll like them fusion, In the realm of person­ all, I haven't those gas pains and bloating.” Zt h a s a combined with cranberries, pine­ Vi cup milk mend HADACOL to all my friends.” motion on I I egg, beaten ality. It is interflow of life. It no line Iwil apple, peanuts and interesting sea­ can be the source of the Chris­ Tenitc witl sonings. I cup flour screw eyel Vi teaspoon salt tian’s finest growth and serv­ Mn, J, Sciesxinski, 514 Kru- Harry Springer, 5608 Greer SA T IS F/f Cranberry Yam Puffs Vi teaspoon cinnamon ice. Musicians develop musical­ ger, Ottumicnr Iowai “My Street, St, Louis, Missouri: DaIIUck Tl ly through sharing with other daughter, Marilyn Sue, is “I suffered from aches and P.O . Box I (Serves 4-6) I teaspoon baking, powder D etro it 0, musicians. E v e r y “ Future five years old and for some pains for quite some time and 4 medium-sized yams or I cup chopped cranberries time lacked pep, had a poor continued to suffer. Then I NAME sweet potatoes Combine bran, molasses and Farmer of America” is going to be a better and more enthusi­ appetite, was generally run­ read about HADACOL and I cup cranberries, chopped milk, let stand 20 minutes. Stir in down. Since giving her HAD. bought my first bottle. With­ AD DRESS I Vi cup drained, crushed pine­ beaten egg. Sift together dry in­ astic farmer through his associ­ ations with the F.F.A. ACOL1 we’ve noticed won­ in a week I felt better. After CITY I apple gredients and sift into bran mix­ derful results. She has a the third bottle I had no Vs cup chopped, salted pea­ ture. Fold in cranberries. Fill So our Christian faith and life much better appetite and aches at all. I was tired and nuts ' greased muffin tins about % full and are kept g lo w in g and growing doesn’t seem tired like she listless but after a few 4 tablespoons butter bake in a moderately hot (400°) through the fellowship of like-mind­ used to be.” bottles of HADACOL I felt like getting out HERE’S F| Salt, pepper, n u tm eg to oven for 20 minutes or until done. ed persons. One thing your Sun­ and doing thjngs.” SHEEZY1S taste * * * day school class, and'- indeed the OF whole congregation, may well con­ .Boil yams until tender; peel and FRESH FRUIT and raisins are sider seriously,’ even adopting it mash with a fork. Add chopped combined with berries to make this as your Project for the Year is this: cranberries, drained pineapple, nuts pie which is so good for cold months What can we do to make fellowship The M an W ho Gave The W orld and butter; mix thoroughly and when other fruits are scarce. To more real in our church? 1 season to taste. If mixture seem s make a picture-pretty pie and let * * * too dry, beat in I egg or % cup the colorful filling peek through, Wider Horizons HADACOL! cream or evaporated milk. Divide make the top crust in criss-cross HRISTIAN fellowship needs not m ixture into 4 to 6 well greased fashion, or use cookie cutters like only to be enriched: it needs to custard cups and dot top with but­ stars, trees, leaves on pastry for a Senator Dudley J. LeBIqnc ter. Bake in a m oderately hot (400") Cbe enlarged. In a town or section decorative effect. where denominational lin e s run oven for 45 minutes or until set. Cranberry Pie Thanks to the tireless efforts in scientific research Loosen with spatula and turn out sharply across the population, there of Senator Dudley J. LeBlanc—eminent statesman of (M akes I 10” Pie) js too much cross-fire. Such a com­ around roast. Louisiana and creator of this great new HADACOL 4 cups cranberries munity has a hard time being a you don’t have to be satisfied with symptomatic * * * I orange, quartered and community. Many a denomination relief—because it’s possible to relieve the real cause GENERAT BOTH BROWN and white sugar seeded has been afflicted with the disease of such ailments as stomach distress, gas pains, go into this old-fashioned version 1 apple, peeled, cored, of pride. Loyalty to one’s own de­ heartburn, indigestion, aches and pains, certain ner­ has U sedl of c r a n b e r r y ' quartered nomination too e a s ily replaces vous disorders and a general rundown condition, due C ut in i sauce. Thinly Vi cup. seedless raisins loyalty to the kingdom of God. to lack of Vitamins B1, B‘, Iron and Niacin. They n | sliced le m o n 2 cups sugar Whatever be your own church rinds among the % cup water connection, there are unnum­ 4 tablespoons tapioca plump red cran- bered true Christians outside HADACOL not only supplies deficient systems with more than your daily needs of Vitamins B’, B>, berries give P astry the bounds of your church. Do Iron and Niacin but also beneficial amounts of precious Calcium, and Phosphorus—elements so vital you a flavorful Put cranberries, orange, apple you know them? Do you wor­ to help maintain good health and guard against such deficiency ailments. A big improvement is often accompaniment to roast turkey or and raisins through food chopper. ship with them from time to noticed in the way you feel within a few days. And LISTEN TO THIS! Continued use of this great BUY T Ot Cbmbine with remaining ingredients chicken on your festive board. time? Do you encourage visi­ HADACOL helps keep such distress from coming back. I m r - iT Cranberry Sauce and let stand while making pastry. tors from other churches? Not Roll out pastry to fit pie plate. Poin Don’t delay. Don’t continue to suffer. Remember HADACOL relieves the (Makes I quart) only in other denominations but cause of Such ailments above. You owe it to yourself—to your family in filling. Arrange top crust. Bake across lines of race and color to start taking HADACOL at once. V /i cup water in a hot oven (450*) for 15 m inutes. X cup granulated sugar you can find a thrill in coming Reduce heat to moderate (350°) and close to Christians w ho may I cup brown sugar continue baking for 30 minutes or even be much better Christians 4 cups cranberries until filling is set and crust nicely “Cas Half lemon, thinly sliced than yourself. W ith o J browned. Young people in your church may As we get! LYNN SAYS: be interested in a new organization Add some berries to your canned which is interested in bringing to­ exertion, eacf Make These Disbes apple sauce for a colorful touch cold sometii| For Hearty Satisfaction gether the thinking of young peo­ tion. This i and serve as a relish or dessert ple in every land. Young Christians plain of nagi Save that leftover waffle batter with cookies. H L energy, heal can bring to such a project the in­ A f l A C D up nights oil for good supper dishes. Add bits of A fluffy nest of mashed potatoes sight and the spirit of Christian GET THAT WOHOiRfOt HAOACOt HUtHO from minor f fried bacon to the batter. Serve the is nice to serve with creamed sal­ Faith, and learn to know young dampness on waffles with green peas in cream mon or dried beef to which a few Christians in other lands than ours, © 1950, Tb* LeBlftae Corporation. If your sauce. leftover green peas have been add­ “Youth of AU Nations” at 16 St. causes, don'll Make your leftover ham into a diuretic. Ust ed for color. Luke’s Place, New York 14, N. Y. over 50 yeai meat loaf mixture and bake in a Com pudding and scalloped pota­ serves as a clearing-house for the often otben square pan for a change. Top the many time: toes make an excellent supper dish exchange of letters and will be glad SESD SO MOSEY! with order w* pay postage. loaf with peaches which have been if you add bits of leftover ham, help the 15 ij to hear from you. NAME...... CORPORATION flush out brushed with melted fat and sprin­ smoked butt or Canadian bacon to (Copyright by the Internatlonat Conn* TOWN- kled with brown sugar. Serve in ell of Religions Edaeatlon on behalf of I ADDRESS STATE Lafayette, La. the vegetable in the casserole be- 40 Protestant denominations. JCeleased squares. . fore bakine. *»v WNU Features.) 3 0; THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. 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The Davie County W elfare De­ CARRY DAVlE partment this week released a re­ FIT THE FAMILY IN No Liqu port showing the extent of the ac­ TELEPHONE tivities of the department in the m onth of October, 1950, most re­ NEWS Entered at the Postoffice in MnckB- SUNDIAL SHOES ville, N. C.. as Second-«*1«* Mail cent month for which an up-to- E . W . J m atter. Uarcb 3. (90S. date accounting is available. In that month the Welfare De­ GUARANTEED ALL LEATHER in C h a rlo SUBSCRIPTION RATES: partment, according to Miss Amv Talbert, Superintendent, added 4 M r s . L : OME YEAR. IN N, CAROLINA % i.5» old age financial assistance recipi*. Mens, Boys D a v ie i S IX MONTHS IN N. CAROLINA 75c. ents to its case load making a to- j Ladies, Misses, Girls n e s d a y o~ ONF YEAR. OUTSIPEST »Ti - ’2 «0 SIX MONTHS. OUTSIDE STATE $100 tal o f 276 such cases being servedI in Davie County. An average; SUITS. - - $12.98 Up $4.98-$6.98 M r . a n payment of $22.91 was made to• , T S oy - la s t w e e k Latest election returns sounds M r . a n d ]\&K- Etip (7 each of these cases w ith the total • COATT, - . 14 98 Up like South Carolina has gone De­ O ld Age Assistance benefits paid Dress Pants - 3.98 Up m ocratic again.______Following the quietest campaign out in the county $6,325. E rn e s t JACKETS - 2 98 Up Zelon Jackets - 2.98 Up M is s E lla ever witnessed in Davie County In another branch of its varied There is only one wav to be a tte n d e d since the memory ot man run­ service. Aid to Dependent Child­ • 2.98 Up sure who is going to be elected— SKIRTS . Sweaters - - 2.48 Up S a le m las neth not to the contrary, thous­ ren, a total of 109 children in 41 wait till the votes are counted. families received $1931, with an NEW SHIPMENT O QO 17- ands of Davie voters marched to BLOUSES - 1.00 Up average payment per family a- MEN’S HATS * « .« 7 0 v F M r s . L e There is always something to the polls and cast their ballots mounting to $49.13. DRESSES - - I 98 Up s p e n t sev g u e s t o f be thankful for - there w ill not be for the men of their choice. U n­ In the third form of financial Complete Line HanesUnderwear W ilk e s b another election for two years. official returns from all 11 p re ­ assistance, General Assistance to JUMPERS - - 7.98 needy persons between the ages of Overalls, Work Pants cincts showed that all Republican G e o rg e Since the election is over neigh­ 18 and 65, the "Welfare Depart­ I 98-6.98 county candidates were elected, SWEATERS le y C re w , bors can now begin speaking to ment made an average payment SHIRTS - - I 69 Up together with a State Senator and w e e k a t ] each other when they meet on o f $15 to three cases. Solicitor. The vote in Davie was: CompleteLine Underwear see a n y the highways and hedges. Aid to the Blind accounted for Leather Caps - 1.98 Sheriff—G. AIex Tucker. Re­ $572, with an average payment of M s . T- Some o f the local politicians are publican, 2,836; C. A. Garrison, Sweat Shirts - 1.10 Up $31.77 going to 18 blind persons BRAZZIERS - 1.00 Up w a s a M in the county. wearing long faces this morning. Democrat, 2,183. Work Pants - ?.98 Up d ay. M r W e wouldn’t blame the barbers Clerk of Court—S.‘ H . Chaffin, In other f_rms of financial as­ PANTIES. 3 for $1.00 e n t o f th for hiking the price of a shave. Republican 2,816; Carl McDaniel, sistance handled bv the .Welfare Department, Davie County paid a Nylon Panties 1.00, 1.98 SEE SHOE SPECIALS Democrat, 2,179. P a u l Hundreds of both Republicans to ta l o f $10 fo r medical care cases; a d a ir y a Solicitor J. AUie H.iyes, Repub- Nylon Slips - 3.98, S.98 2.00 3.00 5.C0 and Demoerats in Davie County $315 for hospitilization cases; $132 says h e lican, defeated his Democratic op­ tor children’s boarding home cas must have gone fishing yesterday Dress Specials - 1.98 b e a n s — t' ponent McElwee, bv a big major­ es and $39.22 for other varied cas-i Nylon Hose I 0 0 ,2 .2 5 th e su m instead of going to the polls and ity, carrying all five counties. es of financial need. The depart- j voting as all good citizens should ment had two adults in boarding GLOVES 1.49 Up Coat & Suit Specials 4.98 State Senator Pat Eller, Repub­ M r s . R h a v e d o n e . h o m e s . I s o n , o f lican, carried ail three counties in REMNANTS O f the total of 28 children rc-' HATS - 1.98 Up T h u r s d a Congressman Deane was hoping. his district by big majorities. ceiving services in the county this 1.00 Up AtBargainPrices in to w n that Wilkes, Yadkin and Daviej Representative Brockand Coro­ m onth, 13 were in their homes, 2 BAGS - M r s . T h would swing into the Democratic ner Greene, Republicans, had no. were in relatives homes; 2 w e re iu free foster homes; 3 were in or­ column yesterday. Latest reports opposition. SPECIAL- Big $1.00 Table Of SHOES O n e o f phanages; four were in boarding o f T h e C from these counties would indi­ Republicans re-elected Dewey as homes; one in adoptive home in C h a rl cate that M r. Dean’s hepes had Governor of New York; re-elected and three elsewhere. Something New! Infants Jumping Jack Shoes. Perfect For v is it been blasted. Senator Taft, of Ohio; defeated Sixty-six services which requir­ N o v e m b Senators Lucas, of Illinois, and ed no expenditure of funds were: Bronzing Babies First Shoes. W e are still watting to get the rendered to other persons. These E . W . Tydings, of Marvland. Governor SAVE COUPONS FOR FREE CHINA &. SILVERWARE ON EVERY PURCHASE election results t.om Califoruia included parolees, mental cases, H a r d w a r W arren defeated Roosevelt in Cal- 1 and Utah. Seems that a fellow employment certificates to minors T u e s d a y ifornia. Rcpubiicans made a big named Roosevelt was running for and school attendance cases. And th e b ig gain in Governors Senators and| Governor against one Earl W ar­ th a n 4 0 The many friends of Kelley L. s h o p Davie Dry Goods Co. sa v e p r e s e n t. Congressmen. Goodbye, donkey. ren. Is he still running. Latest Cope, w ill be glad to learn that he OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS NEXT DOOR TO MOCKSVILLE HARDWARE CO. reports from the great state of Tl e r m r 'n r nt Security office is recovering from a serious oper­ M r . ; New York would indicate that 2 a n d l i t t l ii f h vv. a m a n in ation at Baptist Hospital, W ins­ Thomas E. Dewe. is stiil alhc. se v e ra l • i- c ■ h o u - : i n T h u R - ton-Salem, which he underwent guests dav of i;.d v i.tl fror.i 9 a, m., un­ on Oct. 26th. M r. Cope has been M r . a n d Congratulations til 11:30 .1. n ., (fieciive Nov. 9th, i I for some time. His friends hope that he w ill soon be fully re­ In the past a representative has T h e covered M r. Cope was sheriff of Gilmer Graham, a son of the o p e ra te d been coming to Mocksville on the Davie County for six years, and b r o th e r late M r. and Mrs. G. H. Graham, second and fourth Thursdays of made one of the best officers the S m ith b of Farmington, who is physical each month. county has ever had. s tre e t fo education supervisor of the Ashe­ e d th e ir ville schools, was recently elected s to re a t President of the W estern Division Thanksgiving of the North Carolina Education M r . a le f t W e Association. O ur congratulations h o m e a t G ilm e r . SPINET PIANOS We Have Many Things To Be Thankful ForThis Year H e r e ’s h b e fo re WiUiam L. Dixon —For Good Health, Bountiful Crops, And The tu re s I th a n in W illiam L. Dixon, 85, one of GRAND PIANOS Davie Countv’s best k own and Many Blessings That We Have T h e highly respected fanners, died at F a r m in P H O N E 7923 his home near Pino, Thursday af­ Enjoyed During The Past Year o c cu rre ternoon, following a long illness. w e e k , ’ Mr. Dixon was a member of w a y . the Wesley’s Chapel Methodist JESSE G. BOWEN MUSIC CO. $ 4 2 5 . E Church since early childhood, and in d u d in served as a steward several years. Your Home Is Your Castle M a s te Survivingare tiie wife; two sons, High Grade Pianos y e a r-o ld W . H. Dixon, at home; Roy V. G e o rg e Dixon, Cana, R. I; four daugh­ If You Need Anything In The Furniture Line, tu n e to ters, Mrs. J. C. Collette, Mocks­ Hammond Organs d a y a fte ville; Mrs. Charlie Dull and Mrs. Electric Appliances, Heating and Cookng Stoves, in g h is Robert Davis, Mocksville, R. 2, T h e b r and Mrs. Henry VanHoy 1 W in s - 217 W. 5th St. W snston-Salem, N. C. ton-Sale'm; U grandchildren and Electric Ranges, Floor Coverings, Etc. one great-grandchild; one sister, M r s . Mrs. Edna Shelton, Cana, R. I. B H 1H K H H We Have A Large Line To Select From. u n d e rw Funerkl services were held at 3 D a v is p. m. Saturday at Wesley Chapel la s t w< Methodist Church, with Rev. J. a n d m a W . Vestal and Rev. John Oakley Let Us Furnish Your Home With The Needed Pieces Of th e Ia tt officiating, aud th e, body laid to frie n d s rest in the church cemetery. i F O R SALE! Furniture You Neglected To Purchase c o v e ry . To the grief-stricken family the I editor of The Record extends sin­ L a s t Three acre tract of land, waier power, large shop Make This coming Thanksgiving Day A Dav Long To Be Remembered W hen The cere sympathy in their great be- re a c h e d reavement. M r. Dixor. had been building, three room dwelling, with full size basement, w a rm e s Relatives And FrieAds Come In To Help You Celebrate This Happy Season our friend for more than 40 years. well on back porch, about 1-2 acre fish lake, well stock­ s in c e u W e shall cherish the friend hip ta b lis h e of this good man. , ed, Electric power in both house and shop. Steel water LET US INSTALL YOU A JACUZZI WATER SYSTEM BEFORE W INTER COMES s e c tio n , wheel and shaft all ready to roll, good for 14 to 15 H.P. w as a k F,F.A. Initiation \ Ideal for cabinet workman, Hammer m ill, chicken rais­ Come In And Look Over Our Big Store. c u ry d o The Farmington F.F.A. Chapter ing, etc. I made good at this place for five years at T h e initiated the green hands on Oct. cabinet work, had to scop on account of health and age. Ija m e s 27, before they were given their s p o n s o r green hand pen. We use! the J This Place Is Conveniently Located Ig Miles South We Can Deliver Your Furniture Promptly C o n te s t proper initiation ceremony out- I Oi YatiKtnviIk- On Highway, To Mocksville, N. C. lined in our official manucl for C e n te r Known As The Old Hauser M ill Place. Future Farmers of America. The We Are Always Glad To Have You Visit Us N o v . 11 following boys were initiated: p u b lic i Edward Beck, Johnny .and Hu­ Prices Right For Quick Sale te n d . bert Boger, Lewis Booe, Sherrill Brinkley, Harold Carter, Vestal SEE M r . Pilcher, Carl Lawrence, Jack Mas- J a n d d ten, James Phillips, lames Speer, j Farmers Hardware & Supply Co. w e e k -e ~ B. L. Trivette, Billy Smith R O Y GOUGH o f M r s GRADY BECK, Reporter. At Gough Brother’s Fishing Lukes Phone 46 Mocksville, N. C. F ry e a n Mrs. J. D. Howell, and M r. and j c o m p a H e le n Mrs. J. C. Howell, of Cana, spent HAMPTONVILLE, N. C. M o c k s Thursday in town shopping. v is ite d THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C. NOVEMBGtt 8 19S0 PAGE FIVE

THE DAVIE RECORD. ^ M r. and Mrs. Paul Bowles, of Uoncord, spent the week-end in town w ith relatives. Oldest Paper In The County Bank holiday Shoaf Coal & No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ads Mrs. J. W .H ill is spending sev­ eral davs in Kinston with her Saturday Sand Coi Dr. Ramey F. Kemp unde, who is critically ill. W e Can Supply Your Needs NEWS AROUND TOWN. NOV. IlTH Mrs. Claude Hicks and Mrs. INGOOD COAL, Charles W oodruff spent Saturday ARMISTICE DAY SAND and BRICK Chiropractor E. W . Junker spent Wednesday in Winston shopping. j in Charlotte on business. A Legal Holiday W ill Be Call or PhoneUs A t Any Time Observed By FOR SALE—Baled alfalfa or P H O N E 194 Mrs. Lillian Koontz, of near Announces The Opening clover hay. J. G. FEREBEE, Uavie Academy, was in town W ed­ Formerly Davie Brick & C oal Co C a n a . N . C Bank Of Bavie nesday on business. Misses Betty Honeycutt, Louise Of His Office M r. and Mrs. N . T . Foster spent ■ $ 6 . 9 8 and Jessie Libbv Stroud spent Sat­ last week at Robbins the guestt of urday afternoon in Wihston-Sal- M r. and M rs. Jack Page. Southern Bank Building ^ ^98 Up em shopping. WANT ADS PAY. Princess Theatre ^ Murphy and son Joe and Archie Jo.,es and Jack LeGrand. 198 Up F O R S A L E —8 M M M o v ie P ro ­ Mocksville, N. C MissElla Mae and Dickie Nail, students a t Mats H ill College, THURSDAY & FRIDAY jector. Also English Ford 1949 |.48 Up attended the circus m Winston- spent the week-end in town with Burt Lancaster & Virginia In Sale m last week. thcir parents, sedan. About 15 White New Zealand rabbits and several hutch-. “THE FLAME AND THE es. SAM HOWARD, ARROW ” In Technicqlor ? £ / p M rs. Lellia Carter, o f near Bethel I OFFICE HOURS LO ST— In or near Princess thea­ B. & H. Pure O il Station SATURDAY spent several days last week the tre, brown billfold. Liberal re­ Phone 80. j 9:00 12:30 2:30 5:30 Iaerwear guest of Mrs. W . F. Nail, on ward if returned to Tim Holt & Richard Martin In W ilkesboro Street. Paul Robertson, Advance, R. I. FOR SALE—Full line of Mas- ‘STORM OVER W YOMING’ rants sey-Harris farm machinery, such Added Serial & Cartoons Mondav Wednesday Friday Evenings George R. Hendricks and Har­ as tractors, combine'', mowers, M r. and Mrs. E. H . Harpe have MONDAY &. TUESDAY 169 Up ley Crews spent several days last moved firom the Hardee house on harrows, etc. Call and look over 6:30 8:00 By Appointment Yvonne DeCarlo & Richard week at M yrtle Beach, S. C. D idn’t Avon street to their new home this new machinery. Greene In "THE DESERT 1.98 see any fish they eaught. recently completed on Avon St. J. FRANK HENDRIX. Mocksville, Route 3. HAWK” Phone .300 Xray Laboratory In Technicolor. Added News JO Up Ms. I. H . Fulghum. of Durham, The regular preaching service ARE YOU BETWEEN 40 was a Mocksvillr visitor Wednes­ will be held at Hickory Grove AND 55 YEARS OF AGE? Va­ WEDNESDAY 2 138 Up day. Mrs. Fulghum was a resid­ Church the 3rd Sunday at 3 o’clock cant locality for route man in Chnrles Langhton & FTanchot ent o f this city for several years. Rev. H . D . Jestup w ill be in charge. [lALS Davie County. Must have car. ToneIn “THE MAN ON We will back right man. W rite THE EIFFEL TOW ER” Paul Blackwelder, who operates M r. and. Mrs. Norman Smith The J. R. Watkins Company, P. ;.co a dairy and farms between times, are rejoicing over the arrival of a O . Box No. 5071, Richmond, V ir­ says he has a fine crop of green fine son, David Halt, at Rowan g in ia . A few land posters left. 1.98 beans—that they are better than Memorial Hospital, o n Friday, the summer crop. N o v . 3 r d . GET READY FOR I S 4.98 Mrs. Ralph Walters and little R. B. Sanford entered Rowan son, of Shelby, returned home memorial Hospital yesterday, Thursday after spending a week where he is taking treatment. His proved j fl Safeguard for the :es in town with her parents, M r. and Cold .Weather many friends hope for him a Mrs. Thomas Meroney. speedy recovery SEReV1CE I Health 0f Y0Ur — One o f the five giant motorcades J. C. Chaffin, Sr., of Mocksville, Let Us Put Your Car In Good of The Carolinas’ Carrousel event R. I, Mrs. A. A. Vance and son, new****1 let For in Charlotte on November 16 w ill Andy, of Troutman and Miss Ma- visit Mocksville on Wednesday, (bel Chaffin were week-end guests Shape For Cold Weather Ahead N o v e m b e r 8 arriving at 11:05 a. m. I o f Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Fitzgerald, Iat Vale. N. C. 4DES I r c h a s e E. W . Junker, of the Farmers Hardware & Supply Co., spent An oil stove in the home of € 2 E j Tuesdav at Morganton attending M r. and Mrs. Carl Bailey on De­ 'A. Lubrication, Anti-Freeze, And the big Furniture Show. More pot street, caught on fire about Save than 400 furniture dealers were noon last Tuesday. The fire did You can’t afford to risk the health of your herd. A new boll p re s e n t. no damage to the house, but the may bring in disease; any bull may spread infection from Batteries, Tires V A R E C O . stove and dinner which was cook­ diseased to healthy cows. M r. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown ing, suffered some damage. Be safe. Bulls that supply our semen pass a rigid American and little son, of Davidson, spent Breeders Service physical for admission to studs and are re­ several days last week in town, tested regularly for Bangs, T.B. and Trichomoniasis. Our guests of M r. Brown’s parents, Sheek - Pennington technicians use disposable plastic tubes and sanitary cleaning M r. and Mrs. Roy Brown. M r. and Mrs. James Kimbrough methods between services. Start using disease-free breeding Smoot Shell Service now. Phone us. The Davie Farm Supply Co., Sheek, of Mocksville, announce operated by Burton Seats and the engagement of their daughter, brother in one of the W . W. Lettie Lindisay, to John Weldon HOLSTEIN • GUERNSEY • JERSEY Phone 21I Mocksville, N. C- Smith buildings on WiIkesboro Pennington, son of M r. and Mrs. Sires Proved Great from the street for the past year, have mov­ W . M . Pennington, of Mocksville. SOUTHEASTERN ARTIFICIAL BREEDING ASS’N ed their stock of goods to their The wedding will take place on store at Courtney. D e c . 2 6 th . M r. and Mrs. J. Arthur Dahie! DAVIE COUNTY CO-OP. W hatdox M lU W Eim eantouou.Mr.Rraa? left Wednesday for their winter Hallowe’en Parade home at New Port Richey, FIa BREEDERS’ ASS’N INC. is Year Here’s hoping they w ill,not freerr And Carnival before winter comes. Tempera Ctiurt House JPhone 337 Mocksville, N. C. tures have been cooler in Florida An event always of interest to EZIO PINZA, than in Mocksville. the townspeople and community in general was the Hallowe’en pa­ ^ WHO STARRED IN "SOUTH PACIFIC", SAYS: X)' The Hallowee’n Carnival at the rade bv the students of the Mocks­ Farmington High School, which ville ^schools on Tuesday after­ be fabled occurred on Mondav night of last noon, Qct. 31, at 2:30 o’clock. The week, was a big suecess in every siren and the beating of the drums MILDNESS 70 ME way. The total receipts were heralded the approach of the pa­ by "LOO«SALIKE$ $425. Everybody had a good time, rade as it reached the square where M EANS THE including the ghosts and goblins. crowds anxiously awaited its ar­ rival. The parade was headed bv CIGARETTE THAT Master Edward Rowland, 13- the Student Council with a word year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. of printed advice on becoming conduct for Hallowe’en. This was George Rowland had the misfor­ THROAT. Jn e, tune to fall off his bicycle on Sun- followed by Mayor John T Durham , day afternoon o f last week, bre k -. jwid Rufus Sanford. Ir.,^on horse- c a m e l ! >ves, ing his left arm near the wrist.' back. Then ' came children in cos­ The broken bone was set and put tumes so many and varied, they in a cast at Morksville Hospital. almost defv description. Thefloats were unique and colorful. The Mrs. Wade W . Smith, who Senior class float which won first underwent a major operation Pr place, was a huge pumpki t fr o m Davis Hospital, Statesville, earl- which the heads of lane Click last week, is getting along nicilv and Turner Ammons, Senior class LOOK FOR THIS SYflMBOL and may be able to return homo candidates for ling and queen, Of the latter part of this week. Her emerged. Seeond place was won OF QUALITY WHEN YOU friends wish for her an early re­ by the Junior Class, whose float c o v e ry . featured candidates Ann Hendrix Coal! Coal! and Johnny Naylor, in a lovely BUY PARTS Last Wednesday the mercury May court scene. The Sophomore It’s easy to fool th$ eye but hard, to "fake” perform­ I n T h e reached a high o f 84 degrees— thi- j float carried candidates Josephine ance. That’s w h yif'w ill pay you to loo.k for the IH We Have A Good Supply warmest November day recorded j M iller and C. W . Allen, and the Symbol 6 f Quality on the part you buy... for precision since weather bureaus were es- j Freshman float featured Mona Jo engineering... high standards of quality... perfect Of Both tablished some 65 years ago in this I Siler and Harry Osborne, Ir., in a fit... longer wear. Don’t take a chance on "look- section. Monday morning there , wedding scene. The F.F.A.,. 4-H alikes.” Insist on the IH symbol to "Parts-Protect” COMES was a killing frost with the mer- jClub and Seta Club were among your farm equipment investment... to get peak per­ cury down to 28 degrees. I those presenting attractive floats. Heater And Furnace Coal n First prize for individual costume fo rm an ce. The Intermediate Class o f was won by Brodis Clontz. Many See Us Today For IH M tar Service and IH And Can Supply Your Needs Ijames X Roads Baptist Church is P ^ sons were heard to remark that ■k * ★ * ★ Quality Parts. 1Jdiuco o j this was the best Hallowe’en pa- sponsoring a Pie Supper and Baby rade $een hefe S-STAR At Any Time. lP tly Contest, which will be he at t e _ Qn Tuesday evening the. old I Center Grange H all, Saturday, high school gym became alive with= SERVICE We Give Prrmpt Service And Would Nov. Ilth at 7 o’clock P. M . The activity as people came from far public is cordially invited to at and near to enjoy the manv feat- Appreciate Your Patronage. jen(j_ ures of the Halloween carnival - Bingo, fishing, house of horror,' M r. and Mrs. Grev Hendricks wild life exhibit, and a cake walk | and daughter, Anne, spent the were enjoyod. Cakes, pies, and | RANKIN-SANFORD IM- I . / O w e ek -e n d in Augusta. Ga., guests hot dog* were sold during the; of Mrs. Hendricks’ brother, Geo. evening. A t 10 o clock Mona Jo ■ FrveandMrs-Frye. Thevwereac Siler, Freshman candidate, and companied to Georgia by Miss Johnny Naylor, Junior candidate. PLEMENT CO. P h o n e 116 857 Poplar Street c Helen Beam, a member of the were crowned King and Oueen of Mocksville school faculty, who the Carnival. Proceeds from the visited relatives over the week-end. carnival amounted to over $700. Phone 96 Mocksville, N. C.

4 THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

-WCCKLY NCWS ANALYSIS- ELECTION: Duty to Vote moJJN! TramaR-MacArthur Diseass Korea As the date of the national elec­ tion nears, the American Heritage Foundation, the non-profit citizens’ group that sponsored the Freedom Since the o Reeonstnictioa at Wake Meeting; The patent-leather covering on To clean patent-leather shoes Korea, enroll lTrain, stepped up its campaign of (or belts), mix up a solution of {turning out a large vote. heels can be prevented from to a new all-t 1 9 5 2 cracking if you coat it with col­ two-thirds vinegar and one-third Air Patrol, t Dewey Says He Won’t Run in I The foundation is sponsor of the orless nail polish. water. Apply it to the leather with pilots’ organ; Dangerous Investigation [contest in which prizes of historical a soft cloth and polish it with a light Germa !papers are being awarded to com- When you have two or three dry cloth. Petroleum jelly, applied (EDITOR’S NOTE: Wlten opinions nro expressed In these cotomna, they are those ot lmunities, counties, and civic organ­ coasts with ENATOR Kefauver's determina­ Western Newspaper TJnton's news analysts and not necessarily of th fs newspaper.) Worn-out blankets on your hands, with the same procedure, will dq S izations doing the best job in turn­ landplanes i tion to investigate the Mafia re­ cut off the bindings, stitch the the job, too. World War II quires a lot more courage than ap­ ing out the vote. blankets together—that is, on top K>» school train! pears on the surface. Not only is The campaign was designed to of each other—and cover them If someone nas an allergy to highschooiers it dangerous from the point of view combat widespread voter lethargy with printed cotton.* AU of which wool blankets, you can often eli­ military pilot of personal safety, but it is dan­ Z 1-V which in the presidential election of produces a nice warm, comforter minate the sneezing by taking an gerous politically.* For the Mafia SBi s : * 1948 saw m ore than 45,000,000 of with a useful life expectancy of extra sheet and tucking it both has friends and protectors in very America’s voting population fail to several years. over and under the upper end of high places. go to the polls. the blanket. This can be done President Truman had no idea Two years ago, only 52 per cent of even with a small sheet or half what was happening, and probably the voters took the trouble to cast Two-Piece Frock Comes a fiieet, as long as it extends his naive military aide, Maj. Gen. their ballots, a poor record when three feet down from the upper Harry Vaughan, did not suspect it, contrasted with other countries. In In Wide Range of Sizes end of the blanket both underneath but the Mafia was making a play tiie last national elections held in and’on top of it. ____ for White House pull through the Sweden, 82 per cent of the voting late William Helis, close friend and population went to the polls. The IE partner of Frankie Costello. The sen­ turnout in France and Italy ex­ SAVE... WHEN Y0UB1JY By I! ate expenditures committee was in ceeded 80 per cent. In Great Brit­ St. Josep h a s p i r i n the throes of unearthing real dyna­ ain it was 76 per cent and in Can­ ACKIE KE- ada, 74 per cent. WORLD S LARGEST SELLER 10 = J mite in regard to this during the y ear Maragon - Vaughan investigation, Thomas D’Arcy Brophy, founda­ “The Aldrich when Senator Hoey considerably tion president, said in launching the I HEAD COLD nial teen-age hushed the hearings up. contest: “In this year of crisis it is life he is an How the Mafia pulls wires in more necessary than ever before !stuffiness man with pr high places is illustrated by Sylves- President Truman and his personal military and diplomatic that every citizen of voting age vote. It vestm ents tro Carolla, New Orleans hatchet advisers were photographed just before the takeoff for Wake island A large turnout at the polls is the musical. ‘ Li man for Louisiana’s Mafia chief, and the meeting with Gen. Douglas MacArthur. From left to most effective answer free citizens VflTH FAST 2-OROP action of Marcello, who helps operate Cos­ right; W. Averill Harriman, Dean Rusk, Phillip Jessup, Mrs. can hurl at those who would enslave PEHETRDNOSEDRflFS tello’s gambling joints in and Truman, Frank Pace, Jr., and Gen. Omar Bradley. them .” around New Orleans. Carolla’s son, Soon after election day a three- Anthony, is married to Marcello’s WAKE ISLAND: man board of judges will start re­ niece, Maria Zaniatta, who came viewing the efforts of various com­ to the United States from Italy on Talks Lack Something munities and organizations in rais­ a visitor’s permit in 1947, but On the hot, lonely little island of ing the voting levels in their regions. strangely has been allowed to re­ Wake in mid-Pacific, President Har­ The judges are Lt. Gen. Walter H e a d l i n e r s for main here ever since. Obviously ry S. Truman and Gen. Douglas Bedell Smith, director of the cen­ IlT CO. she could not have done so without I MacArthur, two men who have had tral intelligence agency; Charles E. I CDlN ' JACKj political pull. I much to do with world destiny in “Firm action in Korea must not Wilson, president of General Elec­ Carolla was eonvicted in 1921 for ] the last few years, had a talk. lull us into a sense of false security. tric company, and William Green, bootlegging, and spent, a year and I After it was over a statement What happened in Korea has set president of file American Federa- a day in Atlanta; was sentenced I was issued which said the two dis- world peace on stronger foundations. 5tion of Labor. again in 1931 to 24 months for vio-' ! cussed a number of subjects vital There may be time to build up a In 1948, Utah had the best voting Grandma’s Sayings lating the narcotics laws; and in : to world problems. According to European army with strong aid record with 74.6 per cent going to I the press release they talked about from Britain, the United States the polls. 1933 was sentenced to 8 to 15 years JA at hard labor for attempted mur­ I reconstruction of Korea, the possi- and Canada,” Winston Churchill der. However, the Mafia has pull. j bility of a Japanese peace treaty, told a cheering mass rally of the SECURITY ACT: I and the general agreement to strive Conservative party. on his own Ii And, one year after the attempted Confusion in Europe murder, Carolla was given a full i toward peace in unity with other “As for myself, my convictions as 8 5 1 3 * i f by screen st pardon by the governor of Louisi­ U.N.- nations. to the place and methods through The new U. S. internal security 34-48 was produce ana. I The meeting was of great interest which I can best contribute some­ act threw Europe into a state of month; he'll Beautiful Fit if it is done i Two years later, in January, 1936, to the American public from anoth­ thing to the cause of freedom have confusion that bordered on the fan­ er angle. MacArfiiur and Mr. Tru­ been often expressed. They have not tastic. Hundreds of businessmen, Il BEAUTIFULLY fitting two- never too ba Carolla was slapped into Atlanta at veterans' on a five-year sentence for a nar­ man had never met. and their con­ changed. Here at Columbia Univer­ artists, and tourists scheduled to sail ** piece frock in a wide range of flicting views on a number of sub­ sity I have a task that would excite for America suddenly found them­ sizes. Note the soft shoulder treat­ his work du cotics violation, and this time the appeared at federal government finally decided jects had been reported in the the pride and challenge the quali­ selves without permits to enter this ment, the ever-popular gored skirt. press during recent months. fications and strength of any man. country as a result of the state de­ gave both ti that he was not a useful citizen and Have short or t h r e e quarter cruiting driv ordered him deported. Whereupon Reports of the meeting indicated I still believe that it offers to such partment’s order that all visas be sleeves. Congressman James Morrison of that MacArthur had only a general an individual as myself rich op­ canceled. Louisiana came to his rescue, intro­ idea of the topics to be discussed portunities for serving,” General The order required all visas be Pattern No. 8513 Is a sew-rite perfo­ Param ount when he was asked to meet the revalidated and hundreds of travel­ rated pattern Ior sizes 34, 36. 38, 40, 42 ducing a series of private bills to Eisenhower said in answer to Thom­ 44, 46 and 48, Size 36, short sleeve, SVe service intr keep him in this country. However, President. It was Jso reported that as Dewey’s suggestion he become ers, thousands of miles from home, yards of 39-inch. War II. Moti Truman conducted the talks from Carolla’s record was too black even the Republican candidate for presi­ were told they would have to return Send an additional twenty five cents trons who c for political pull, and on April 30, an agenda scribbled on a pad. dent in i.952. to their native lands to secure new today for your copy of the fall and bands or swe I Observers believed these reports winter FASHION. It’s filled with smart 1947, he was deported from Boston perm its. tewing ideas; gift pattern printed * News clips gave an indication of the how and tide the book. NO DOUBT 'bout it, th e h a rd e st by plane. The state department’s action was camps or b why of the meeting. The President THE DRAFT: taken under that section of the se­ part o' makin' good is the fact we Two years later, he turned up in these clips fi had a number of topics to discuss Fathers in Line curity law which says no visas will SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. must do it every day Mexico, operating out of Acapulco, 639 Soaih Wells St., Chicago I. RU. SS oaid J. N. Chrfatenieo. Llartta- Ngfer.* structions with the U.N. commander and he be issued to persons who are now, larged. Tho having been ordered there by Lucky limited the talks to that agenda. It National Selective Service Direc­ Enclose 25 cents In coins for each Luciano personally. And on July 4, tor Lewis B. Hershey, worried about or ever have been, members of the pattern desired. - WHEN I LOOK for margarine, I sent out rturi was also suggestive, some observ­ Communist, Nazi or Fascist par­ always look for the picture of Miss 1950, Carolla was picked up in New ers believed, that Mr. Truman was where the men are coming from Pattern No. Size,...... for the draft, announced he might ties, or affiliated with any of their Nu-Maid on the package. And folks Orleans, right back in his old stamp­ acting in his capacity as President Name ...... there's a package that's really Sterling H ing ground. ask the President to erase almost organizations or subdivisions. and commander-in-chief and not There was .further confusion in Address ...... sumpin' — modern in every way. Paramount, as a man seeking advice. all draft dependency deferments ex­ Seals in Nu-Maid's “Table-Grade" him off a sa Seeref Mafia Roll Call cept for fathers. Later he said he that there was no ruling on the On the surface the meeting was problem of eligibility for visitors flavor. And that churned-fresh fla­ him to ovorn Here is the hitherto unpublished even favored taking some men with vor makes a big difference in my cordial. -In farewell, MacArthur or immigrants from Spain or Ar­ two pictures roll call on more of the Mafia lead­ said: “Good-by, sir. Happy landing. children. cookin’ and bakin’. roll, marrie ers, the most powerful rulers of gentina, both of which have been It has been a real honor to talk Hershey said it might be neces­ mentioned as governments to which the war and crime in the United States: with you.” sary to take some fathers if the IT JEST STANDS to reason the ord as capt- the anti-totalitarian ban might be man who marries a poor cook, kin FRANK CAPPOLA, alias “Three- But the other MacArthur seemed goal of three million men in the applied. duty under t armed forces by next June was to expect some burnt offerings. Fingered Frank” — Cappola was revealed when he said good-by to *5 Dtld Mrs. B. E, Stbul. PhUtdelDhlt. P b * ilton.. Recent be m et. Businessmen and manufacturers prominent in the New Orleans Gen. Omar N. Bradley, chairman complained that the ban injured signed a Ion- Mafia, then showed up in Kansas of the joint chiefs of staff: “Good- Meanwhile 19,000 young physici­ U.S.-German trade by keeping out His Mistake WOULD TOU believe it! There's a City, where he was linked with the by, Omar. Don’t let them get you ans, dentists and veterinarians reg­ businessmen already checked by modern Miss teachin’ me new Humpiire Mrs. Brown was displaying a things about cookin'. I'm refento' late Charlie Binaggio. In fact, Bin- down up there.” istered for a possible 21 months’ allied authorities. About 90 per cent large lampshade she had just play a see aggio aided Cappola to resist de­ To the observer not so close to military service. Of the total, 1,522 to Miss Nu-Maid, the little lady on of all Germans are believed to have bought. the Nu-Maid margarine package. subway f portation in 1930 but failed. Cappola hand, the MacArthur-Truman meet­ face induction by January 15 unless been members of Nazi organizations “Isn’t that perfectly lovely, my pursuaded ing seemed to lack something, al­ they volunteer first. T h a n k s to h e r, I'v e fo u n d o u t yellow was deported but came back again, either by choice or compulsion. dear? And it cost only two dol­ Nu-Maid now comes in modern rewrite tli in May, 1949, with Binaggio on his though no one has been able to say If there are too few volunteers the The standing joke of Europe, table style % pound prints to fit backgrouiu definitely just what. la rs!” $2,000 deportation bond. army will begin an induction pro­ seen in newspapers and on posters, Her husband looked anything any servin* dish. I found out Nu- expianatioi Cappola set up headquarters in gram November 15 by taking 300 read: "Visit America and see Ellis but pleased. Maid is a modern margarine. ways m sk Tijuana, Mexico, and in 1949 Bin­ DEWEY: physicians, 300 dentists and 50 vet­ island.” * $ e «** aggio made an interesting trip to erinarians. Another 322 doctors, 200 If you wear that to church to­ morrow you’ll go alone,” he said. J will be paid upon publication Mexico, stopping off to visit Cappola A Bombshell dentists and 50 veterinarians will to the first contributor of each Gary Coo in Tijuana and Carolla in Acapulco. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey tossed a be called by January 15. MOBILIZATION: “There’s a limit to everything, in­ accepted saying or idea. Address one more i Once the Tijuana chief of police, political bombshell upon the na­ All doctors through age 50 eventu­ A Fight for Survival cluding hats!” “Grandma” 109 Bast Pearl Street, and then goi Francisco Kraus, raided Cappola’s tional scene by saying flatly he ally must register, but the first Cincinnati 2, O hio. some big ga A new cry for up all-out effort in he will also headquarters in a Tijuana motel, would not run for President in 1952 group includes only those deferred the fight for survival was made by and found with him Frank Bompen- and would back Gen. Dwight D. during World War n to train at their Night and Day to get cnoug! W. Stuart Symington, economic subject at Ie serio, a San Diego tavern owner Eisenhower for the Republican own or government expense and mobiiizer. He called for higher Two m en, Smith and Jones, were and business associate of Jack nomination. saw less than 21 months service. taxes, stiffer curbs on credit and Dragna, boss of the California The governor had no more than discussing the merits and other­ longer working hours. wise of their respective wives. BROA Mafia. made his statement when other He reported his agency is now liberal Republicans, including Har­ Investigators ‘You know, s a id Smith, “my Texas Gambling Lords getting organized for such price and old Stassen, backed the move. wage action as may be needed, but wife teUs me that almost every SAM MACEO of Galveston—Be­ “Under no circumstances that I hastened to add he believed it might night she dreams that she is mar­ ried to a millionaire.” fore 1920, Maceo was a humble can conceive,” Dewey said, “will be possible to avoid general price- Galveston barber. But he broke in­ I ’accept the nomination for Presi­ wage controls in the immediate fu­ “ You’re d a rn lucky,” replied to the bootlegging racket, graduated dent in 1952, and I doubt if there ture “if we could get over the psy­ Jones. "Mine thinks -that in the L ast ni_ is any possibility the situation would to dope smuggling, then muscled chology of scarce buying.” daytim e.” tw een big into the gambling rackets, and now arise thereafter.” W f . Many observers believed that gamut—fro- owns Galveston, night clubs, bars The Democrats had nothing to Symington was making a desperate Soft Hearted A IiUle and two hotels. Maceo is also a say about Dewey’s announcement. appeal in an effort to head off furth­ Two young men were discussing - model who I power in Texas politics. Born in President Truman when informed of e r curbs. m atrim ony. Vfho was rec Italy in 1894, his criminal record it was reported to have murmured Symington said: “We must have ALWAYS LOOK FOR SWEET, ‘You wouldn’t marry a girl just wholesome Miss Nu-Maid on the a well-hee'e* shows no convictions, only an ac­ “that’s fine” and continued his strong credit controls to cut down for her money, would you?” “All lad; quittal on a New York narcotics swim in the Pacific. package when you buy margarine. civilian buying . . . We must have ‘No," said the other fellow, “but Miss Nu-Maid is your assurance of the ants tur rap Oct. 24, 1942. A number of political figures, much higher taxes, on a ‘pay-as- however, recalled tfiat the governor I wouldn’t have the heart to let the finest modern margarine in the “ In Cuba, BIAGGLIO ANGELICA of Houston you-go’ basis, to keep purchasing finest modern package. said shortly before he announced her die an old maid just because the film dist —Is Maceo’s surbordinate in the power down to a level of available she had money, either.” en more Mafia, has been linked with Maceo for the third term as governor of civilian goods.” New York, he would not be a candi­ than that f* in narcotics smuggling, was sen­ To cope with Russia’s superiority date for that office again. Sen. ^stes Kefauver, chair­ m atter of fa tenced to 10 years and fined $2,000 in man power, he suggested: Iar story ti on a narcotics rap at Houston, Oct. The last time Eisenhower men­ man of the*U.S. senate crime You Know—Too tioned politics he said he did not 1. A “great step-up” in American years d o w 20, 1938; w as sentenced to another investigating committee, con­ production. Much Nicotine Ia want to identify himself with any fers with chief counsel Rudolph H o rm fg L Sb be w h ic h il eight years’ imprisonment at Gal­ 2. Return of older workers and how they veston Jan. 10, 1940, and still an­ one political party. He added that Hailey and his assistant, Alfred SMOKE smart! Now— women into the labor force. punishment other two years at New York city “I have no political connections, no Klein. Kefauver’s committee has cut down on your political ambitions, and don’t want 3. Restoration of work hours, “at clim e.” Oct. 10, 1942, both on narcotics vio­ revealed major crime syndicates least part way” to the levels that w i t h o u t nicotine intake lations. any connections with politics.” in a number of U. S. cities. “Spare prevailed during World War, II. without cutting puns,” I sa HASD TO BEUEVE down on your let’s have Missouri Mobsters PARCEL-POST: smoking pleasure! in a few ea JOE DI GIOVANNI, alias Joe Rate Increase Asked FEAR! ASK VOUR DOCTOR • graphs . Church, Kansas City—is Mafia chief Nine Firms Announce Price Cuts HE KNOWSl A c c o rd Invoking a little-used statuie, in the Kansas Ciiy area, coming In these days when the public coffee by two cents a pound. Charlie, it Postmaster-General Donaldson has p e n e d there from Brooklyn. Di Giovanni seems to be fair game for all kinds Boeing Airplane of Seattle an­ asked the interstate commerce has been the big boss over such of price boosts, it’s hard to believe nounced it was reducing by 10 per and somet commission for an increase in par- Cuba was better-known bosses as Joe De that nine companies announced cent the price on all stratocruiser cel-post rates amounting to $105,- Luca and the late Charles Binaggio, price cuts. The cuts were on bag- spare parts. The cut was retroactive 000.000 a year. Di Giovanni’s front is the Di Gio­ packed coffee, airplane parts and to September I. The proposed increase would up ONE DAY vanni wholesale liquor company asphalt tile. Armstrong Cork company put mailing charges for the first pound tious senori The A & P company and Grand price reductions of about 5 per cent SANo which incidentally has employed from four to nine cents, depending having hers Paul Cantanzaro, a murder suspect, Union company, retail grocery in effect on standard asphalt tile. on postal zone. Additional poundage friend, a pre as night watchman. Di Giovanni's chains, announced reductions on the Coffee prices had been on the up­ would be increased up to three cents L E S S than 1% NICO TINE caballero na criminal history goes back to 1915. price of their various brands of bag swing for many months. a pound. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. MINUTE MEN He’ll Wait By Reading the Ads LAST WEEK'S She—“I’m sorry to disappoint ANSWER you, but the fact is, last night I Keep Posted on Values CAP Rapidly Expands Services RD PUZZLE I became engaged to Ernest.” He (knowing her)—“Well, how B U D S QLJDQ Save M oney O n Since Outbreak of Korean W ar T S iy r - f .QQQQ ClHQQ about next week?” ACROSS' Uarden 11 Llarge □ S a B Q B ElQQQ Since the outbreak of the war in This Home M ixed ont-lea iher shoes Korea, enrollments have rocketed /•I. False . „ amphibian artery ot QQQBlBIia □ □ □ .Iie flyfog “minute men” .5. Of > the heart aCJEIQ EC] lip a solution of -.0 a new all-time peak in the Civil of the CAP are giving basic train­ ,9. River (NE. 13. Even QQQEl QCiaDGlS WHEN SIiiP WON’T Coush Syrup nor and one-third Air Patrol, the volunteer civilian ing directly to over 22,000 cadet B elgtanu DOWN (poet.) Big Saving. No Cooking. So Easy* to the leather with pilots’ organization which helped members, aged 15 to 18; besides Congo)" " Propose 16 The head □EaEEB-EJBIlH You’ll be surprised how quickly and easily |;d polish it with a Jiylit Germ an subm arines off our □ □ DDIIQ - EID COMi AND YOU you can relieve coughs due to colds* when tins their ground school program is 10. Capital. Goddess ■ (slang) nnnoHaBHEiH you try this splendid recipe. It gives you l>jcum jelly, applied coasts with frail “puddle-jumper’ installed as an accredited course (Peru) • V ofdeath 19 Caress QBIOQ QaQDQH FiiL GLUM about four times as much cough medicine I iTocedure, will d? landplanes in the early years of (Norse) 23 Beam m hundreds of public high schools; 11. tag QBQC ,.BDisa : Use Chewing-Gum Laxative— for your money, and you'll Iind it truly World War II, and also gave basic they are in training themselves and Malt 25 Excavate Q Q Q Q ' U D U Q wonderful for real relief. < school training to many thousand beverages 27. Irritated remove; waste...not good food Make a syrup with 2 cups of granulated are training new members for civ­ SW fit- NO. 75 sugar and one cup of water. No cooking :.as an allergy to highschoolers who later became ilian defense problems, participation Basttstfr- * 4. Heasiirebf 29 Vitality • When Jon oan’t sleep—Ceel just awful needed. (Or you can use com syrup or liquid you can often eii- military pilots. (Bib.) le n g th ;; 30 Shunned 37 Proportion because you need a laxative — do as honey* Instead of sugar syrup.) Then put in air-search rescue work anfl anti­ atnxxoMB do—chew feen-a-mint. Iezing by taking an 15. Dispatched Praise ...... SI. People of 39. Two-footed 2K ounces of Pinex (obtained from any sabotage patrol. Their “service pay” 17. Garden. unduly Latvia animal nsK*&*imrr is wondertull? different! druggist) in a pint bottle, and fill up with Iu tucking it both consists of the privilege of buying Doctors say many other laxatives start your syrup. This makes a full pint of medi* tool ‘ T ear' ’ 33 kettle 43. A Buddhist their “Aligning** action too hood ...right cine that will please you by its quick action* |r ihe upper end of their own uniforms and of contribu­ shrine :is can ue done 18. Twillea Cityin 35. Corpulent In the stomach. Large doses of such lax­ It never spoils, and tastes fine—children ting dues to cover their regular op­ fabric Nebraska 36. Town 46 Constellation atives upset digestion, flush away nour­ love it. I'v.a!! sheet or half erating expenses. (Belgium) 48. Born ishing food you need for health and This simple mixture takes right hold of ft 20. Decay City (Ga.) energy .. you feel weak, worn out. cough. It loosens the phlegm, soothes the | t ..c as it extends * « « 21. Feminine from the upper But gentle Fezn-A-Mint. taken as rec­ Irritated membranes, quickly eases soreness TOTAL MEMBERSHIP of CAP name * 2 5 4 & 6 I 3 % ommended. worIcs chiefly In the lower and difficult breathing. I ,; boih underneath has topped the 175,000 mark and is 22. Same as % W/ bowel where tt removes only iraate* not Pinex is a special compound of proven czar 9 IO goed food! Tou avoid that weak, tired ingredients, in concentrated form, well* still climbing. There is a rapid shift feeling. Use f e e n - a « m i n t and fee) I f ) * known for its quick action in coughs and ^ I e^ c r e e S of inactive senior members to active 24 River m t fine, full of Ufel 25«. SOc. or only I U bronchial irritations. Money refunded if it status again. bottom •2 13 doesn't please you in every way. By INEZ GERHARD The CAP radio communications 26. Oil of rose K FiiN -A -M IN T ^ FOR EXTRA CONVENIENCE GET NEW IA IS »7 FAMOUS CHtWIMC CUM IAXftTIUt network available for either civil­ petals REAOY-MIXEOt ItEADYTO-USE PINEXI TACKIE KELK, now in his Ilth ian or military emergencies, has 28. A competitor m Wa i year as “Homer” in radio’s 32 Oneof is 20 Zi expanded from 538 stations thinly Caroline “The Aldrich Family”, is the peren­ covering some two-thirds of the i Wa HEAD COLD Islands 22 23 24 2& nial teen-ager on the air. In private area of continental United States 84. Bestow i f TereRTm w m eis y o u w i t h life he is an astute young business in 1949, to approximately 6,500 sta­ Wa Wa Wa !STUFFINESS 35. Distant Zfc 27 2» S i 30 31 man with profitable real estate in­ tions blanketing the United States 38. Seize vestments. He is co-author of a and extending to Alaska, Hawaii 40. Witty musical. “Little Boy Blue”, based 32 J i 34 > action of and Puerto Rico. The network is saying equipped with government surplus 41 Wing i M Y fA M 15 36 57 se V f 40 IE DROPS radio telephone material, serviced 42. Mend, as atone Wa and operated by CAP instructors 43 44 and their cadet radio communica­ 44. Neuter 41 4 2 tions students. pronoun Wa 45 46vA 47 4d o rS cip«s«« • • * 45. Sum its 'every prinlsa CnUree- 47. Bodies of aboal »«sl “ ,d SOME 6,000 CAP cadets attended water 49 So summer encampments at 32 air 49. Title of I force bases for intensive study of respect Si I 52 k RABBIT CO' jet engine operation and mainten­ I RELEF 50. Fencing S i m — ance, radar detection work, and sword other ground school training sub­ C o n tain s jects. The cadets were ferried in air force transport planes from their home states to their encamp­ THE two famous pain- s’s Sayings ment location, and back again. relieving agents, In the so-called peacetime years FICTION TRICKY DARLINGS m e th y l s a lic y la te JACKIE KELK since VJ day, CAP volunteer pilots and menthol, than CORNER By Richard H. Wilkinson have done a large share of the air- five other widely search rescue flying, to locate lost on his own life, which was directed offered rub-ins! by screen star Gene Kelly when it planes and crash victims; they have logged hundreds of hours of OHN Carlton would never go so was produced in Hollywood last J Also for Pain due to month: he’ll have the leading role forest fire patrol; have participat­ far as to say his daughter, Jane, if it is done in New York. Yet he is ed in “haylift” operations after was stubborn. He chose to call it never too busy to entertain the men western blizzards; have flown medi­ an independent spirit, a desire to at veterans’ hospitals, continuing cines into flooded areas. In a num­ lead her own life, make her own his work during the war, when he ber of such emergencies the CAP way in the world. a p p e a re d at training camps and radio communications network has been the only means of outside con­ Actually Jane was a duplicate of gave both time and effort to re­ old John in character and disposi­ cruiting drives for army and navy. tact with flooded or stormswept areas. tion. Old John recognized the re­ In 1948 congress gave CAP per­ semblance. The* 1«““ & C°- ^ Paramount has re-established a manent status as an auxiliary of “ “ ” “—"I Knowing Jane service introduced during World the air force, which provides an -M inute as he did, and QUICK! War II. Motion pictures theatre pa­ AF-CAP liaison headquarters with Eiotion loving her as he I trons who can identify sons, hus­ a compact air force staff in each 3 Fiction did gave o ld bands or sweethearts in Paramount RUBIN B e n -G a u state to coordinate activities of the '------John a decided News clips of military training TlHE ORI&INALiRlGlNAL BAUME ANAL6ESIQUEANALGESIQUE 4 # cut it. the hardest civilian volunteer organization with advantage. He knew what methods { camps or battle areas can obtain those of the military men. to employ when he wanted her to cood is the fact we these clips free of charge, with in­ Jane was beautiful. She at­ y d ay do something. tracted men, lots of them. She Chrl'te.ieen. Lbrtlfl. Hebr.* structions for having them en­ larged. Thousands of clips were Jane was beautiful. She attracted was, in fact, a bit, reckless men, lots of them. about it all, and refused flatly |KJ ^ r for margarine, I sent out during the last war. f the picture of Miss Old John frowned on” Jane’s reck­ to take the matter seriously. less regard for love. He frowned on In Rpes--Bi Bapers- I package. And folks Sterling Hayden has returned to kage that’s really the young men who paid her court. Jane’s surprise gave way to ;ern in every way. Paramount, the studio which took anger. “Phil Scot,” she said de­ him off a sailing ship and boosted AU but one, it seemed to him, were aid’s “Tab!e-Grade" worthless. fiantly, “is a darling. Of all the t churned*fresh fla- him to overnight stardom. He made boys I know Phil stands head and ig difference in m y two pictures with Madeleine Car­ The one, Phil Scot by name, a BoftREgiSL shoulders above the rest. And,” Sie •in’, roll, married her, then got into son of Old John’s closest friend, she added, “you’d better like it be­ c*r the war and made a brilliant rec­ appeared to possess the requisites cause he’s the man I’m going to SDS to reason the ord as captain on secret O. S. S. of a good husband. In the first m arry .” es a poor Cookt k in duty under the name of John Ham­ place he had a job. Secondly, he rnt offerings. Old John scowled. “He’ll never is SA, f ilton.. Recently a free-lance, he has worked hard and had ambition to be a son-in-law of mine. So you’d Yes! More men find greater smoking Joy in the signed a long-term contract. do big things. Thirdly, his atten­ better begin forgetting him now.” rich taste and natural fragrance of Prince Albert EL Ssbul. PhlltielBhIt. P*.* tions toward Jane were honorable than any other brand. Humphrey Bogart refused to and sincere. RN hour later Albert J. Scot, l.elieve it! There’s a play a scene in a sound stage Old Joho was too wise to “ young Phil’s father, completed I te a c h in ’ me new subway for “The Enforcer”, suggest to Jane that she con­ a telephone conversation with his bokin’. I’m referrin' oldest and closest friend, John Carl­ id. the little lady on pnrsuaded Director Windust to sider Pbil Scot as a possible rev,rite the scene with a bus husband. Despite the fact that ton, and summoned his son. jr.arirarine package. “Phil,” he began, frowning deep­ ICVe found out yellow background. H is shamefaced he knew that Jane did not re­ ] comes In modem explanation—that riding sub­ gard Phil with disfavor, he ly, “it seems to me you’ve been (pound prints to fit ways makes him sick! knew, also, that the moment paying a good deal of attention to In. I found out Nu- she becamte aware of her that Carlton girl lately. I want it Irn margarine. father’s prejudice poor Phil stoppedl Understand! She’s nothing I Gary Cooper plans on making but a flirt and a social butterfly.” one more picture after “Dallas” wouldn’t stand a chance. laid upon publication HUNGRlf MASCOT . . . The Phil was aghast “But Dad, she’s Iontributor of each and then going to Africa again for “Look here, Jane,” he said one the daughter of your oldest friend! some big game hunting. This time 19th medical collection company day, “I notice you’ve been seeing |g or idea. Address has adopted little “Jimmy,” a I thought . . . that is . . . well, you East Pearl Street, he will also take a camera, hoping that young Scot fellow a good deal see I like Jane a lot. I was in lhio. to get enough good shots for a short Korean waif, shown here enjoy­ lately. I absolutely wouldn’t stand ing G.I. chow. hopes . . .” subject at least. for his type as a son-in-law.” ‘Well, cease hoping,” Scot senior cut in. BROADWAY AND MAIN STREET II WEEK LATER Old John and “ Albert Scot were sipping drinks w _ POOce Cu b fo t ^ ea ... and exchanging congenialities on ^ a iS tto0g0eblte the veranda of the former’s home. iiban Solomon Solves Lovers' Problem With Justice A car stopped out front and two By BILLY ROSE young people came up the walk. Roberto told him what had hap­ The two young people stopped Last night at Lindy’s a bunch of us were making small talk be­ pened he ordered his soldiers to ar­ and smiled pleasantly. tween big mouthfuls, and as per usual the conversation ran the full M i n i rest the Count and bring him and Jane Carlton said: “I’m sorry gamut—from girls to girls. Josefina to the governmental palace. A little before closing time we got around to a well-known Power’s • « A to disappoint yon, father, but model who had been going steady with a press agent pal of ours, and John and I are married. We who was recently lured away from him by the financial blandishments of AN HOUR LATER, the pretty one love each other, and, despite |>K FOK SWEET, a well-heeled heel. and her abductor were brought be­ the fact that neither you nor Is7U-JIaid on the “AU lady-stealers ought to be buried up to their necks in sand and fore him, and after bawling the be- Mr. Scot approves of the match, you buy margarine, jabbers out of the Count he decreed Is your assurance of the ants turned loose,” said Mark Barron who covers the theatre for A.P. we’re going to live oar lives as the punishment: The pair were to we see fit.” rn margarine in the “In Cuba,' said Charlie Moses, caught the lecherous eye of Jose ackage. be married immediately and he, the film distributor, “they have ev­ de Cordoba, an old bum of a count himself, would perform the cere­ “And,” said Phil Scot defiantly, en more intefesting punishments who had a large estate outside Ha­ mony. Which he did, while poor if you don’t like it, you can lump than that for dame-nappers. As a vana. The titled bum found out Roberto looked on—plenty bothered it.” matter of fact, there’s one particu­ where she lived and made the usual and bewildered. Getting hitched to Old John and Albert T. Scot ex­ lar story they’ve been telling for OW —T o o underhanded overtures, but when Joesfina was not his idea of punish­ changed glances. They laughed. _ , 1 prince . i»3, ’ -rtia t03*5’ (icotine Is years down- there the senorita informed him that his ment. They slapped each other on th e w h ich illustrates presence and presents were equally After the nuptrals, the Gov­ back and noared with delight. CiSar^ S. J. BoxooUm fob, Cb i/. So b e Winetoo-SsJ am. N. 0. Now — how they let the obnoxious, he had her kidnapped ernor-General told the Count be Jane and Phil looked on in be­ punishment fit the n on y o u r and taken to his hacienda. was free- so take his bride back wilderment. After awhile Old John clim e.” Roberto bad a pretty good in ta k e to bis hacienda. A few min­ wiped his eyes and explained the ‘‘Spare us the idea who was responsible for conspiracy the pair had concocted. c u ttin g utes out of town, however, a THE NATIONAL puns,” I said, “and the snatch but be needed proof, detacbmetit of soldiers, acting Jane looked at Phil and Phil i y o u r let’s have the story so he disguised himself as a on Tacon’s orders, ambushed looked at Jane and Jane said: JOY SMOKE ' pleasure! in a few easy para­ mendiean'■ friar and fast-talked the newlyweds, shot the bride­ ‘How clever. You won’t mind, [UR DOCTOR * graphs . . .” WSi bis way into the Count’s bouse. groom in hot blood and escort­ then, when we tell you we’ve been A c c o rd in g to There he struck up an acquain­ ed Josefina back to the palace: married for two months! We’ve Charlie, it all hap- Billy Rose tance with the cook, and when “You were legally married to the kept it secret till Phil got a raise p e n e d a hundred be found that bis lady friend Count,” the Governor told her in his in pay. He got it today and tomor­ and something years ago when was being held under lock and best Solomon manner, “and are row we’re leaving on our honey­ Cuba was under Spanish rule. key in a second floor room, be A O ert therefore his legitimate widow. As moon. You two can sit here and hotfooted it back to Havana.-. such, you are heir to all his worldly think up ways and means of run­ ONE DAY AT A fiesta, a scrump­ The Spanish governor-general at goods and possessions, which I un­ ning our lives when we get back.” r . tious senorita named Josefina was the time was one Miguel Tacon, a derstand are considerable. You are having herself a time with her boy tough-minded hombre who believed also free to marry anyone you wish, Tank Tracks friend, a prepossessing but peso-less in an eye for an eye and a whole and if Roberto still appeals to you Tank trucks were first used for IUNl IN aOCANO OU ONT*, INE caballero named Roberto, when she upper plate for a to6th. And when I’d be delighted to do the honors.” transporting milk in 1914. _ SATUtBAT N10H75 ON NSC PAGE EIGHT THE OAVIE REObftDl MOCKSVILLE Na C NOVEMBER 8 WSO

Brooklyn Indian Outbound Fiier Beitbwt I- Human Carriers I Enf- obile on Stranger ATLANTA. Ga.—M/Sgt. John H. W h o f s P A A R ATTENTION FARMERS! Of Polio Virus, Scares Housewife Cameron was given an automobile by a stranger. forlho POULTRY LOADING Science Believes With Scalping Knife One Air Force sergeant on the NEW YORK—Human beings are NEW YORK — A resident of a flight line at Dobbins field yelled Entertainim nt We Will Buy Every Thursday Mdming From Brooklyn apartment house told toe to another, “Hey, Sarge!” the spreaders- of polio, scientists are 8 a . M., To Il A. M. beginning to believe. The shrewdest Flatbush court an Indian working Sgt. Cameron walked over to the C o u n t ? work has failed to prove anything as an elevator operator in the build­ man. In Front Hf E. P. Fost-rs Cotton Gm Your Poultry except that other sources of polio ing has some rights, but she doesn’t “You’re gonna think I’m crazy, are infected from people. i believe they inc’ude wearing a but see that car over there? It’s UAD HIUHES i 'M RKET P R I C E S PAID Scientists observed that in polio. “scalping knife" and hanging a yours. I’ve got a plane to catch outbreaks the disease is spread modified war club in his elevator. and I won’t be back for awhile.” Mrs. George Hagopian, one of the With‘‘that the stranger handed SALISBURY POULT k Y C O . along railroad routes, bus routes, STM s-il.-t ,.. yv rivers and valleys. There some­ 12 tenants in the building, said that Sergeant Cameron the keys and times did not seem to be much in it had taken a litt-e time to get used title papers, boarded a plane and uplands. to Chief Reindeei otherwise known flew off into the wild blue yonder. DUST Mosquitoes were suspected. Other as “Joe” when went to work as The amazed sergeant checked bugs, too. Something had to be superintendent and elevator opera­ the registration papers on the 1917 JACK PAAB carrying it along these routes. But tor- n->t that hi= strangeness was model automobile and the plane's nothing at all was proved against entirely distasteful. passenger list, and found the donor T M s W s s k insects, not even the flies, though She thought his custom of wear­ was Sgt. Antonio C. Germano. polio virus, sometimes was found ing his hair in a braid was novel bound for overseas. 610122512216^88688268992086^81 on, and inside flies. and when he > >:ca--!ona” " ' Sergeant Cameron said he was The human chain explains easily. a gay feather inio his coiffure, it going to keep the car. And then? Polio spreads along these routes lent a romantic touch that birght- “I’m going to give it to the last he because that is where people live in ened all of Flatbush. GI I see before pulling out.” the largest numbers. However, she said the elevator SILER Another mystery is why polio service was poor. You could ‘ring epidemics occur only in hot weath­ and ring” before the car caire and Uncle Sam Says er. The disease runs the year round. it did not do much good to com­ Funeral Home Davie Record If hot weather alone were the ex­ plain. Once, she added, when she planation for epidemics, these out­ did complain. Chief Reindeer re­ AMD breaks would be expected to last plied: “This is tny country, you longer in the South than in the leave.” North. But they don’t. Mrs. Hagopian reminded him of FIcwer Sh p Has Been Published Since 1899 In the South the epidemics start a real estate transaction involving earlier. They reach their peaks Manhattan island and $21 worth of Phone 113 S. M ain Si earlier. But after about two months, trinkets. Neither was calm enough Mocksville, <*. C. even though hot weather may be at the time to speculate on how far from over, the southern epidem­ Brooklyn was included in the par­ cel. In any event, the Indian direct­ 51 Years ics begin to decline. Ambulance Service The short duration of the epi­ ed her attention to a knife in his demics can be explained on the belt, which terminated the argu­ theory that human beings are the ment, she said. Others have come and gone-your spreaders. Mrs. Hagopian said that she was In two months the infection may afraid of' being scalped. She said spread to most of those who are that other tenants had been in­ county newspaper keeps going. susceptible, keeping in mind that its sulted and that several had signed Boger & Howard real spread, to the silent cases, is a petition to the landlord for the - Sometimes it has seemed hard to 200 times more than among the chief’s removal. openly sick. The chain reaction be­ The building’s owner was ad­ PURE SERVICE make 1Ttuckle and tongue” meet but gins then to break down from lack vised to keep the chief under wraps. of enough susceptible victims. A lot of folks are tempted to specu­ Tir s Batteries A nd Accessories soon the sun shines and again we Vegetables have been suspected Black Eyed Peas Gonluse late witk their money. With the farm­ because epidemics begin soon aft­ ers, however, there’s enough specula­ Kurfees Paints er the start of the fresh-vegetable New Bean Sorlins Machine tion in farming itself—what with the march on. O iir faithful subscribers, weather, insects, plant disease, live­ season. Early cases are often found WASHINGTON - The govern­ Corner N- M tin St Gaither Sts on farms. But no sign of polio virus stock sickness, and prices. For the most of whom pay promptly, give us ment has developed a bean sort­ farmers, a safe, sure way of building has been found In vegetables. ing machine in which a tele­ financial security is with II. S. Savings P h o n e 80 Occasionally a polio outbreak has vision tube “eye” picks the bad Bonds. Should he need extra cash his courage and abiding faith in our been traced along a milk route. from the good. money is handy, it’s always there for But the virus has yet to be dis­ The machine can scan 3,780 emergencies. So, farmers, be sure that fellow man. covered in milk. AU trails, except beans a minute, and eject any part of your tali crop or livestock check the human pathway, so far end in that does not conform to a nor­ goes into Savings Bonds. They pay $4 blind alleys. for every $3 Invested In ten short years. If your neighbor is not taking The mal color pattern. Some 100 are This is the time to resolve—“NOW Walker Funeral Home being used at the Chester B. LET’S ALL BUY BONDS.” Brown plant at Germg, Neb. U. I. Trmnrt Dmortmml AMBULANCE SERVICE Record tell him to subscribe. The S Niichbor’s iPIay by Play’ They can be adjusted to sort DAY OR NIGHT Account Breaks Up Robbery beans of any color, even pintos. price is only $1.50 per year in the it is reported, but the. so-called Intcxiraisd Oyster jff LOUISVILLE, KY. - A "play Phone 48 black eyed pea (experts call it by play” description to the po­ F o u n d P re y State, and $2.00 in other states. IH lice switchboard of a burglary a bean, too) has the TV eye Easy Mocksville, N C attempt on a tavern ended with stumped. It can’t tell the dif­ For arrival of police and capture of ference between a bad pea’s Shucker's Knife the burglars. discoloration and the distinc­ NEW ORLEANS, La.—The oyster A neighborhood woman phoned tive black eye on a good one. industry has came up with a new When You Come To Town p5390482323905348482323235353535353482323 police. “One of them just pulled It’s another mystery that one—get the bivalves slightly in­ Now is the time f to sub- out a ventilator fan and he’s science has not explained yet. toxicated on carbonated water and climbing in through the hole,” they will open their shell and be­ ;cribe for The Record. Make Our Office Your she said. “Another man is just come easy prey of gourmets. standing on the corner.” Wisconsin Town Loses Tax Another of the late devices is The lookout stared in d’Sbelief Revenue Over Technicality an electronic machine which liter­ Headquarters. when four police cars disgorged ally says “phew” to spoiled oysters. WAUSAU, Wis. — Sam Nigar has Dr. Herbert F. Prytherach devel­ 10 patrolmen who took him into the town in an uproar. And it is custody along with his partner oped the mickey finn business. He through no particular fault of his found by long experimentation that W e Are Alwavs Glad To in the tavern, who hadn't touched own. a thing yet. an oyster can get r’nunk as a boiled Sam’s property sits astride the owl—even to the point of paralysis city limits. His barn is in the city —after sipping carbonated water. S e e Y ou. Lale Marriage Is Reason of Wausau and his house is in the As a result of this sudden disposi­ county of Wausau. Last year he tion, friend bivalve lets go and For Fewer Children, Report asked the Wisconsin Fuel & Light opens his shell — ready for the NEW YORK—College graduates, company to hook him up to the gas shucker’s knife. mains. It m eant a 300-foot exten­ averaging around 49 years n’d and Prytherach also learned that stim­ out of school „a quarter of a cen­ sion of the mains, but the company ulation of bivalves by chemical tury, have a deficiency of 26 per obligingly made the connection NFW MONEY FOR Sam’s gas hookun has had far agencies will produce muscular re­ cent in the number of children born laxation and cause the shell to YOUR OLD THINGS The Record has the largest white to assure replacement, according reaching results. Previously the company serving only city cus­ open wider. Fqr this reason, the to findings of.D r. W. A. Anderson, process of shucking oysters commer­ Yaw DiscssMsA N i slim tomers, had been c’assified as a ComeU university rural sociologist. cially by stimulation involves use Pba*, Radis, BieyetoTeeIe. Dr. Anderson studied 1436 grad­ private utility and OP id its taxes directly to the city. When the com­ of a trumbling machine as well as Is* Box, esa be s s li wtta circulation o f any D avie paper . uates (1,126 men and 370 women) a few minutes immersion in either ef the ComeU classes-of 1919, 1920 pany first sta'rted serving Sam, A WANT AB IN outside the citv limits, it became a carbonated or chlorinated water. and 1921, and found the deficit of The method promises to save con­ TN tf NEWSPAPER men graduates was 21 per cent, public utility. From now on it will pay its taxes to the state, the de­ siderable time and labor ;n the re- ' and for women, 41 per cent. moval of meat from the oyster j He based this on the fact it takes partment of taxation has ruled. That’s good for the gas company shell. It also reduces the percent- I S.22 live-born children for each col­ age of cut meats, eliminated con- ‘ ♦ FOR RENT ♦ lege graduate for the son or daugh­ but bad for the city. Last year the company paid $14,800 in taxes on lamination by mud and sand and Notice to C reditors ter to reach college graduation age improves the keeping qualities of . SPACE IN THIS PAPER of mother or father. The Cornell- a city tax rate of $38 per SI .000 valuation. This year the comnany the meats. ' Having qualified as administra­ ians averaged 1.64 children. The gourmets believe the oyster’s Will Arrange To Suit Of the entire group studied, 85 will have to pay only $11,205 in tors of the estate of Mrs. Cora B. taxes, because the state rate is brush with the carbonated water per cent were married, U per cent gives it an added taste zest. Vogler, deceased, late of Davie GOOD NEIGHBORS—PRICES TO ■ingle, I per cent divorced, and 2 $27 per $1,000 valuation. Of this Countv, N orth Carolina, notice is tax money collected by the state, The electronic machine is a Iittlp FIT YOUR BUSINESS per cent widowed. more complicated, but is even more hereby given to all persons hold­ Men established their famUies at the city will get half, or $5,300. Wausau officials, aggrieved at useful In the commercial field, ing claims against the said estate, about 29 years of age, and the wom­ where one tainted oyster can ruin to present them to the undersign­ en at about 28. This late age of the prospect of an annual $9,340 revenue loss, are reported to be a complete canning cycle. ed on or before- Sept. 18, 1951, or marriage is given as a chief reason Scientists who worked on the de­ why college graduates do not on toying with the idea of “annex­ this notice will be plead in bar of ing” Sam Nigar’s house. . velopment of this supersensitive de­ their recovery. AU persons in­ the average have enough children tecting process outstripped nature L E T U S D O to replace themselves. The students by developing tests even more sen­ debted to the said estate, are re­ received their diplomas at the av­ 300-Mile Tunnel Planned sitive than the nose for ferreting out quested to make promDt payment. erage age of 23 years. To Drain Huge Coal Field Unfit SPafnnd » This the 18th day of Sept. 1950. , The reproduction rates of Cor­ WASHINGTON — A 300-mile-long EDWARD E. VOGLER, j YOUR JOB PRINTING A nell graduates are practically the twin bore tunnel to open vast hard NAYLOR VOGLER, ; A same as those of other colleges, A coal reserves now under water in Admrs. of Mrs. Cora B. Vogler. j A says Dr. Anderson. A central Pennsylvania is b eing Advance, N. C. I ■ planned by the bureau of ,mines. Administratrix’ Notice.) W e can save you m oney * British Health Service S. A. Ash, chief of the bureau’s * Having qualified as Adminis­ A safety branch, said the tunnel—the A Refuses Io Buy Bath Salts tratrix of the estate of Hugh Clay­ o n y o u r A longest of its kind—should be con­ A LONDON, England—The British structed from the central Pennsyl­ ton Gregory, deceased, late o f A health service, which supplies free Davie County, North Carolina, A vania coal field to Tidewater near A medicines, spectacles, wooden legs, Havre de Grace, Md. this is to notify all persons hav­ ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, A hearing aids, glass eyes, false teeth A The project would cost from 300 ing claims against die estate to A and wigs, has finally called a halt. : to 500 million dollars, Ash said, but exhibit them to the undersigned A STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BILL A The service refuses to buy bath ’ would have a double barreled pur­ at Clemmons, N. C., on or be* salts. ' j A pose. While opening new anthracite fore the 28th day of October, A Neither, said the health ministry, : reserves in an area now producing A 1951, or this notice will be plead­ HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. A would it honor prescriptions for more than 500 million dollars worth A smelly lotions to make mosquitoes of coal a year, it also would car> ed in bar of their recovery. All A I go away. 600.000 gallon of water a minme persons indebted to said estate Patronize your home newspaper > This also applies to vanishing through a heavily populated indus­ please make immediate payment. ... Cs Li f.nGiic r'? A cream, shaving soap, tooth paste, . trial area which is frequently This October 17, 1950. * talcum, and hair tonic. threatened with water shortages and thereby help build up your S LEONA A. GREGORY, REilD I In other words, brother, no soap. ; This water would provide a new Administratrix of the Estate of A A “Prescriptions for such prepara­ source of electric power to sup­ H ugh Clayton Gregarv, dec’d. home town and county. tion have not actually been sub- ; A plement supplies in an industrial Clemmons, N. C. "GOOD CiTIZEtl A mitted,” said a ministry spokesman, i area roughly from Jersey City to “but the point was raised because Baltimore, Ash said. He added that Elledge and Browder a series oi 13 there are borderline cases. A man the drainage would double the re­ P. O. Box 1157, THE DAVIE RECORD. with an itch, it might be argued maining IUe of the Pennsylvania W inston-Salem, N. C. STARTING TODAY with reason, needs a cake of soap.” anthracite field. Attorneys for Administratrbc I T h e Davie Record

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NEWS OF LONG AGOJ tyhy Fail In Life Practice Before Ton Leap Tobacco PlantBed Seen Along Main Street By The Street Rambler. Re*. Walter E. Isenhour. Huih Point. R 4. What Was Happening In Da­ XAFF F. E. PEEBLES, County Agent. oooooo Why fail in life when you can rise There are three materials that Miss Geneva Bailey working o d vie Before Parking'Meters And run vour race aud win’ the farmers can use to control weeds window display—George Rowland And Abbreviated Skirts. prize in their plant beds. There pounds LINES working on Baptist preacher’s car Of manhood’s best and finest gems. ot" 16-6-2 fertilizer per square yard (Davie Record, Nov., 1 6 , 1 9 2 7 ) —Fred W ilson getting afternoon Worth more than thrones and and no additional fertilizer will be . I,. S. BoEer, of Walnut Cove, hair cut—Politician glad he didn’t diadems; needed in the spring at seeding was In town Saturday. bet $500 on recent election re­ Grand gems of honesty and truth tim. I to Ij pounds of cyanamid WHliam Stockton, of Shelhv. sults—Miss Betty Jean Daniel do­ That beantify both age and youth; per square yard. Uramon can be spent Sutiday in town with home ing afternoon shopping—Kenneth Rich gems of godliness and love used at the rate of one pound per folks. Dwiggins mailing big batch of let­ That shine en earth and gleam square vard. At seeding time use Mr. and Mr®. E . C. L eG rand Ol Great Value ters—Mrs. Henrv Shoaf reading above? one-half of the normal amount of spent the week-end In town with Davie Record—Albert Boger busy A robust woman who lost her a good plant bed fertilizer. If relatives. Why fail In life when God’s good thumb in a trolley accident consult­ washing auto—Margaret Cozart, either uramon or cvanamid is Mjs . Jaok Allison is soendlng will In the wildest confines of darkest ed her lawyer. Edwina Long and Frankie Junker used, these materials should be some time with relatives In Wash. Is that you climb up manhood’s Africa, a big-game hunter suddenly Lawyer: “But why do you think doing some afternoon shopping— came upon a lion, shot, and missed. your thumb worth $2 0 ,0 0 0 ?” applied to plant beds in October. Ineton and Richmond. hill Jack Boger sitting in drug store Fortunately for him, the lion was Woman: “Because that's the The sed beds should be thorough­ Robert Crotts who Js selling to And be a burning, shining light. running so rapidly that he overshot holding his head in his hand— thumb I kept my husband under.” ly disced and pulverized to pre­ bacco in the Palmetto State, spent Adorning all that’s good and right; his mark, too, allowing the hunter Miss Bettie Sue W hittaker wait­ to escape. UNFAIR QUESTION pare a clod-free snrface. Broad­ the week-end In town with his That vou may bless the souls of ing in front of barber shop for a The hunter returned to camp and cast bv hand one-half to two- parents. men. set about at target practice, lest he friend—Miss Blanche Lagle doing not be so lucky the next time. Soon, thirds of the material evenly over Davie connty has » , 0 2 5 autotno. Uplifting them by tongue or pen; some Christmas shopping—Miss he heard a terrific roar in bushes the bed, then mix thoroughly biles, which means that one person Or help dear pilgrims on their road Carolyn Craven wending her wav nearby. Out bounded the self-same with the upper three inches of top out of every six in the county is Who may be struggling ’neatfa lion—practicing short leaps. to the postoffice—Sheriff Paul Fos­ soil. A drag harrow with the the owner ot some kind nt a car. their load? They Weren’t Glad ter and Coroner Garland Greene teeth set back will do a better job J tin c Meronev, Earl Tate and talking things over in front of Why fail in life when von can bless > A young governor in an eastern of mixing the material and the Misses Frances LedHtter and Ver. drug store -M rs. Roy Holthouser Your fellowmeuthru righteousness; state was cisked to address the pris­ top soil then will the disk or cul­ tee Umstead., of Lenoir, spent Fti- When you can have a noble name, oners at the State Penitentiary. Il hurrying up M ain street. was his first spe^ph after election tivator. It is suggested that the day in this city wjth relatives and Worth more than wealth and great and he was somewhat nervous. drag harrow be used several times, friends. est fame; He started off, “Fellow citizens.” going up and down and across Home Merchants The annnat North Carolina field When you can glorify our Lord Then realizing that the prisoners were deprived of citizenship during Beamish, a new employee, had the plant bed. Then applv the trial meet is heine IlfW at' Farm* No street in this town was ever Who always gives a rich reward; their imprisonment, he stopped and been caught coming in late for remainder of the material and ineton th*s week. The Parent- When vou can leave your mark started again, “Fellow prisoners.’' work three times already arid this paved with money sent awav bv fourth morning, the foreman de­ rake lightly into the upper one Teachers Association are serving behind He realized too late his second mis our citizens for purchases from take, so he continued, "Wellj any­ cided to read the riot act. inch of soil with the garden rake. th e meals. other cities, no school teacher was That others may salvation find? way, I’m glad to see so many of “Look here, Beamish,” he snap­ A moderate application of water Misses Konelia and Tulia Hunt you here.” ped “don’t you know what time we ever paid with money spent on W hv fail in l*fe w hen G od h as should be added to the treated who went to Washington to take start work around here?” mait order goods, no payroll was planned AMONG FRIENDS “ No sir,” said Beamish. “They’re, soil within five days after applica training as nurses In the Walter ever met here with these absentee That vou may with the greatest always working when I get here.” tion if the ground is medium dry Reld hospital a few weeks ago. dollars. The home town merch­ stand, and rain does not fall. Failure to have returned home. 1*53*. a s Wrong Direction ant is able to meet your every Wbo’ve gone this way In other provide water may result in poor The Baptist State Convention is Mrs. Smith was relating her need, his function is to be your days greviances over the garden fence. stand of plants. Light, frequent in session at Durham this week. purchasing agent, to stock tbe To His great honor and His praise; She complained. “I just can’t trust applications of water are very im ­ Rev. W. B W 8 ff, of this.city, R«v. goods you require against the day Who didn’t seek for earthly things him anywhere.” portant at seed germinating time Mr. Barnes, of Cooleemee, and “My husband is such a flirt,” you call for them. He is the man Nor strive for thrones as earthly "Never mind, my dear,” her to insure a good stand. Do not perhaps others from the connh, whose enterprise gives value as a kings. friend consoled her. “He’s prob­ use a tractor or heavy equip- are in attendance. tax and rent producer to the busi­ But who were clean in soul and ably only reverting to type.” m ent on beds in applying or mix­ Miss Doris Norrington. of Sal. “That’s where you’re wrong,” ness district of your city, he is be-' heart said Mrs. Smith grimly. “He’s re­ ing the chemicals in the poil. Ex­ em College, was at home for the hind every movement for the A nd s tr o v e in life to do their .part? verting to typists.” cessive packing has resulted in week-end and had as her guests good of the_community. He is en­ bare streaks where tractor wheels Miss Deiia Grant, of Mocksville, Why fail in life with acres strewn Not Much titled to your patronage and it is have run. In preparing beds for and Misses Margaret Smith ard With precious diamonds you can “Oh Maw. there’s a fly in m y unfair to yourself and your city to coffee.” seeding or applying fertilizer, do Laura Conrad, of Salem Cr.llege. ow n— withhold it. The best and surest The shipwrecked sailor dragged "Oh, Paw! don’t be selfish. How not work soil more than one inch The friends of Rev. J. T. Sisk, With opportunities to climb much coffee can a little Cy drink?” means of upbuilding the home To heights both worthv and sub. himself up on the beach of what ap­ deep. Too deep a cultivation in • .postor of the Methodist Protestant peared to be a dasert island. After town, of increasing the value of Should Have Known Better the spring brings live weeds se^ds chnrcfce* in Davie countv, will he lim e; resting, he decided to explore his citizens property, of enlarging its new home and started inland. But Judge: “You say it was an acci­ to the surface. Do not allow sur­ glad to know that the Conferenre With privileges of great success opportunities, is to keep your suddenly he spied a column of dent that you shot your wife?” face water to flood across the bed wbirb came to a close at Ashebo'o Along the way of righteousness; money at home and make it work smoke ascending from a grove of Defendant: “Yes, your honor. She after chemicals are applied. Cut last week, returned him to this With time to spend to bless the trees, and with some trepidation, got in front of my mother-in-law just for everybody here. crept si'ently toward tiie source of as I pulled the trigger.” a trenchfaround the bed before ap­ field. He has been here for the e arth the smoke. plying chemcials. Apply chemi- past three vears. By deeds of richest, greatest worth? He was only a few feet away, Comparable eals can not be mixed with the J N. Ijames 1 a truthful citizen Why fail In life when you can pray when a voice boomed out: “Blank­ City Banker (visiting the farm): ety-blank it, B.ill, why the blankety- soi. thoroughly when it is too of this citv, was in our office Tues­ And win great battles day by day; “I suppose that's the hired man.” blank did you trump my ace?” Farmer (who had visited banks): wet. Choose a soil that is loamy, day and told us that he had found Whm you can have God’s pres The sailor sank to his knees and “No, that’s the first vice president comparatively moist, but not wet a watermelon' tn bis garden th't ence sweet murmured gratefully; “Thank heav­ in charge of cows.” ens! I’ve found Christians!” and cold natured, and one that dav. He cut and ate the melon To guard your heart and guide WASTED BRAINS is high in organic matter. Avoid and said it was fine. It weighed your fe<»t; Uncle Sam Says high, dry pine hidges. Avoid over about ten pounds. No need to go When yon can be an e&rne t saint fertilization of chemically treared to Florida for melons when you To lift the soul of those who faint; beds. This is especially import­ can get them here. \Vhen you can rise at last and sing ant if the fertilizer is added in Rev, C. M. McKinnev who has Etertrtl praises to our King? the spring. been pastor of the Farmineton, Smith Grove, Bethlehem and other Methodist churches in Davie for Uncle Sam Says Preaching Services the past four years, was transferred The following is the schedule to the Greensboro District and will for preaching services on the the serve as pastor of the Carroway Liberty-Concord M ethodist charge First and Third Sundays preach­ Memorial church. Rev. W. L. -JSM ing at Concord at 11 o’clock, Se­ Dawson succeeds M t, M cK inney. cond and Fourth Sundays at 7 p. BIG SAVINGS o r The body of W. I. Kootilz. who m . ROUND TRIP FARES died in a Petersburg. Va., hospital Second and Fourth Sundays, You save ao extra 1056 or N ov. 6 th, arrived here last Tues. Preaching at Liberty at II o’clock, and First and Third Sundavs at m o r e ea ch w a y o n e v e ry day and was carried to the borne Movie producer Samuel Goldwyn Greyhound Round-Trip decided to fire one of his top di­ 7 p . m . of his brother, E C. Koontz, on ticket! Ask about the big Fall rectors. G. W . FINK, Pastor. Route I. The funeral and burial “How can you think of such a Round-Up of all kinds of nIF MY PEOPlL WHICH ARE CAUED BY trips, tours, special features! services were held Wednesday and More than 60 million worketfs will thing?” protested one of his assist­ the body laid to rest in Silera Me­ Qnite In th e 6Mb observance of J L a b o r ants. “The man is a genius.” MY NAME. SHALL HUMBLE THEMSELVES, AHC A KW IXAMnU Day, Sept. 4. Today, more ever “I know,” sa.id Goldwyn1 “ but he thodist chnrch cemetery Surviv. before, the workingman reali-^ the is □ stupid genius." PRAY, AND SEEK MY FACE. AND IVRN AWAY Tbere ore hundreds mere Ing are his widow and several sons opportunities which have been qpened FROM THEIR WICKED WAYS; THEN WIU I One Round to him. One of these is future financial Empty Thoughts Way Trip and daughters. Mr. Koontz mov­ security through the U. 8 « S a v in g s HEAR FROM KUVENl AND WILL FORGIVE She—“What are you thinking of?” New York, N. Y. $11.25 $20,25 ed from this county to Ammon, Bonds Payroll Savings program i MiU THEIR SINS. AND WILL HEAL THEIR U N D ."- “NOW LEX'S ALL BUY BONOS” is lions of his co-workers have fonnd that He—“Nothing.” Washiofitoo, D.C. 7.20 13.00 Va., several vears ago. While on the suggestion to be carried by the the regular, automatte pay-day havest­ She—“Oh, do take your mind off ? CHRON. 7.14. = Detroit 14.20 25.60 a fox hunt his horse ran Into a V. S. Savings Bonds Division this Fall ment in Savings Bonds provided not yourself.'* Charleston, S. C. 5.50 9.90 only a cushion against emergencies but YOU CANNOT HELP BUILD to more than 60 million people now em­ Charleston. W. Va. 7.05 12.70 fence throwing Mr. Krontz and ployed throughout the United States. is ao assurance of security when, he is Company UP YOUR TOWN OR COUN­ ready to retire. Enroll for the Payroll Charlotte. N. C. 1.40 2.65 crushing his skull. Tour "Unde Sam” endorses this great Jack: “How about coming to a effort because I know that the Payroll Savings Plan where you work, j TY BY ADVISING OUR PEO­ Philadelphia, Pa. 9.00 16.25 , G eorge A . Lefler died at his tJ S T»erf»tini Det>fj*n»rnt party at my house tonight. It's gon­ Savings Plan now In operation in PLE TO GO TO OTHER CITIES Norfolk. Va. 5.95 10.75 home near Ephesus Saturday af. thousands of concerns Is the means of na be a wow!” • boilding future financial security for Mary: “Who’ll be there?” TO DO THEIR TRADING. Colombia. S. C. 3.60 6.50 ternoon. following an Illness of sev. everyone participating In tbe program. Trade With The Jack: “Why, you and I, of course.” Kalsigb. N. C. 2.95 5.35 eral weeks, aged 8 0 vears. The Savings, built up through the Payroll (Plus U.S. ta x ) Savings Plan will enable TOU to take Very Active body wes laid to rest in Liberty that mortgage off YOUR home—and oft READ THE AD$ WILKINS DRUG CO. Merchants Wife: “The doctor said right away Methodist ch irch cemetery Snn- TOUR future. A well-managed home AJonu With the New* P h o n e 21 maintains a financial reserve against that I needed a stimulant. Then he day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. future needs and emergencies. Start Who Advertise In asked right away to see my tongue.” - E. M. Avett conducted the funeral YOTTR R E S E R V E to d ay . Husband: “I hope he didn’t give Your neighbor reads The *1 S- T'emury OftfMtfmMf you a stimulant for that, dear.” GREYHOUND services. Surviving are the wife, Record. four children and two brothers. • The Davie Record THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C.

Second Best -WCCKLY NCWS ANALYSIS. KOREA: “How do you like your new dad­ Now Rehabilitation dy, Johnny?” the son of the grass widow who had recently tripped up Traman Tells U.N. This Coantry Except for isolated guerrilla ac­ the altar again, was asked. tion, the war in Korea was over. “Oh, he’s all right in some ways, The end was hastened by spectacu­ replied the kid, “but he can’t do Committed te Armament Program; lar parachute drops of U. S. troops my home work as good as the DREW between Pyongyang and the Man­ M S i churian border to block escape of other one did.” . . One of Costs of Living Near Resord High North Korea troops. of progre Taxes Pay for Honeymoon As the end came, however, the tors and world was horrified by reports of National Barrow Show rural ar •PHE TAXPAYERS don’t know it, fEniTAiL’R NOTE* When opinions are expressed In these columns, they are those of new atrocities against U. N. troops recent ; Western Newspaper Union’s news analysts and not necessarily of this newspaper.) CLASSIFIED but they are paying for the in Communist hands. Red leaders Entries Total 2,560 can Mcdi honeymoon of a congressman’s had long since escaped into Man­ d e p a r t m e n t munitv h daughter. She is Mrs. Jules de TRUMAN: churia, most of them fleeing when have in c U. N. troops crossed the 38th paral­ F.F.A. Chapter Swine BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. Porre, daughter of Democrat con­ Armament for Peace 300 in th gressman Louis Rabaut of Grosse lel. Judged Grand Champion MAlX Hardware Store—For sale. Owner President Truman, speaking be­ Now the United Nations is faced leaving for army. Most sell at once. Pointe Park, Mich. The national barrow show was WUbnr Sheffield . Carolyn was the last in a line of fore the United Nations general as­ Headliners with the rehabilitation of Korea, tringsland, Ga. Fh. 33-W.______held at Austin, Minn., September daughters who worked as Congress­ sembly on United Nations’ day, estimated by a U. S. survey at told members of the world organi­ $200,000,000. The figure w as de­ 12 to. 16, with 2,560 hogs entered HELP WANTED—MEN, WOMEN man Rabaut’s secretary. But she Leon H. Keyserling, chairman of for 16 states and Canada. quit to get married shortly after zation that the United States would scribed as a rough estimate and QUICK extra cash selling Christinas cards prefer universal disarmament, but President Truman’s council of eco­ The grand champions of the show and gift novelties. Request free samples. Easter, and became Mrs. Jules de nomic advisers, speaking on the many observers believed compara­ KLMCRAFT, Dept. 202 that this nation is committed to re­ were a Poland-China barrow from Se Western Ave., Chicago 30, Illinois Porre on July 8. Despite this, she coimtry economic problems, said: ble sums would have to be furnished arming because it is the only way annually for at least two or three Oklahoma, owned by the boys of the has continued to draw $643.33 a “We do not need as many or as INSTRUCTION month. to stop aggression. years to put Korea back on its feet. F.F.A. Stillwater chapter; a pen The President used Korea as an tongh controls as in 1944 because of three Hampshire barrows from T-K fTTTi Unlimited opportu- While the congressman’s daughter the transition of military activity The rehabilitation of Korea was .Gdrn DIGSGI nity for veterans & draws her salary, her job is taken example of what united effort by one of the big issues discussed by the Bi-Line farms at Sabina, Ohio, non veterans. No U.N. members can accomplish in is not nearly so rapid or so great.” and Pennville, Ind.,; and a truckload p re v io u s e x p . n e e d e d . W rite forn b)*®: by Marion B. Lacey, who is paid Stuart Symington, economic-mobi- President Truman and General Mac- stopping aggression. He termed the Arthur during their recent meeting DieseITraining Inc. it. Louis 6, Mo. TJEN Gf $331.71 per month by the house ap­ lization coordinator, also had some­ VETERAN APPROVED propriations committee. Very con­ invasion of South Korea by Com­ at Wake island. ting munist forces a direct challenge to thing to say on the same question: veniently, the committee “loaned” “It begins to look as if everybody An indication of the job ahead PERSONAL radio, ha the world organization. her to Rabaut to handle “committee wants controls so long as the con­ was given when Reginald H. R. at NBC- business.” She is not on his regular As for disarmament and the solu­ Parminter, special adviser to the can do e tion to world problems, Mr. Tru­ trols don’t affect them.” pay roll. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, U. N. on Korean affairs, told the The outs When queried by this column, man said the U. S. was willing to assembly committee working on re­ Try i porter of speaking on the Founder’s Day pro­ From Chino. Genuine Herb T„— .— Rabaut explained that his daughter enter negotiation, but only if all na­ habilitation that over $36 million in comment tions proved their good intentions. gram at Carnegie Institute said: by the Chinese Io colm the nerves never quit working for him, but just “Possibly my hatred of war blinds relief supplies already had been re­ and strengthen the body. See who*« Such negotiation could only be car­ ceived. it con do for you! shifted to his Detroit office. Actual­ me so that I cannot comprehend Afoidb'f SvpoJv only $2.00 prepaid. ried on if there was concrete evi­ Members of the U. N. have offered ORDER TODAYf ly, this explanation doesn’t hold up. the arguments they advance. But in «1? For the congressman didn’t open an dence of good intention and the open supplies and cash totaling from $12,- CHINESE TREASURE CENTRE and free exchange of ideas between my opinion there is no such thing office in Detroit until congress re­ as a preventive war,” 000,000 to $13,000,000. Another $5,- * « 1 9 » O. C. S . New Yoik, N-Y- cessed the last week of September. nations. 000,000 was expected. Furthermore, when the congress­ The chief executive said few acts PRAGUE: man takes a trip to Detroit, his of­ in our time have met with such Politicians fice help in Washington complain universal approval as the inter­ Scene of New Plot The Poland China named Planning for the Future? that he scribbles letters in long- vention of the United Nations in the The foreign minister of Russia grand champion at the national hand and sends them back to Wash­ Korea conflict. and the representatives of seven barrow show at Austin, Minn., Buy U.S. Savings Bonds! ington to be typed, thus making a It was significant that the Presi­ satellite states met in Prague to guided in the auction ring by William Felton, Oklahoma as­ mystery as to what his newly mar­ dent did not mention Russia at all plot the next Communist move since ried daughter is supposed to be do­ during his speech as the chief threat the gamble in Korea must be writ­ sistant supervisor of education. SHEEZY, STUFFY, WATERY ing for him in his Detroit office. A to world peace. It was clear, how­ ten off as to a complete loss. further check by this column in De­ ever, to what world power he re­ From that meeting came four de­ of 15 Berkshire barrows owned by MISERY OE troit indicates that Mrs. de Porre ferred when he said the freedom mands to the western powers, but 14 orphan boys who live at the hasn’t been working for her father loving nations of the world will con­ the free nations were more inter­ Oklahoma , state orphans home at as his congressional secretary at tinue to build up their armed ested in what the Communists did Pryor, Oklahoma. all. strength, because they have no not say than in the new demands. In the carcass event of the show, fCOLDS and emc Mrs. de Porre also told this other choice. This is what the Communist 128 barrows were entered and the countries column that she returned to work asked: champion carcass came from a Ofcpal in MinWfes the airlif here between Easter and her July (1) That the governments of the Hampshire barrow owned by the w as the LIVING COSTS: United States, Britain, France and 8 wedding day, but a check at the Bi-Line farms. It had the most yield S t . J o s e p h to air th house office building revealed this Nears Record High Russia should publish a declaration of valuable cuts, and when every dotte iva saying they will not allow the re­ was not true. The latest government consumer product was evaluated separately fan lette The real truth is that Congress­ militarization of Germany, they ylrtti-Hlstamiiie price index reported the cost of liv­ on today’s market, it lead all the TABLETS talk too man Rabaut gave his daughter a will not aliow Germany to become Vice President Alben Barkley 128 carcasses in total selling price. bother to $643.33-per-month wedding gift—at ing continued to move upward. The “involved in any plans of aggres­ (center) chats with Gov. Thom­ I u TABLETS 35c 36 TABLETS 75e| gain was % per cent from the pre­ The national barrow show is lead­ the taxpayers’ expense. sion,” and will try to carry out the as Dewey (left) and Eep. Wal­ vious month. The index stood 173.9, ing the way in giving America a pic­ Hollyw Potsdam agreement to “build a ter A. Lynch (right), of New ture of the kind of swine which best cars, fr John L. Lewis’s Friend m eaning 73.8 per cent above the democratic, peace-loving Germany.” York. The three posed at the 1935-39 average. meets the consumer’s wants. The H EADtCOLD horns o (2) That all restrictions hinder­ Alfred E. Smith Memorial judges put the longish, meat-type like the It’s no secret that New Hamp­ The government, however, was ing the development of Germany’s Foundation dinner at which shire’s Sen. Styles Bridges, the hogs to the front. in “Sun only putting into figures what the “peace economy” be removed while Canada’s famed Dionne quints W m along C No. 2 Republican of the senate, was American housewife has known for a revival of German war potential sang. paid $35,000 a year as trustee for p arad e; some time. Low and fixed income Should not be allowed. Hobby Room Gives Added WllH FAST 2-DROP ACTION OF I holstery, John L. Lewis’ miners’ welfare I families felt the pinch shortly after (3) That there should be con­ fund. In addition, it also looks as if U.S. EMPLOYEES Pleasure to Farm Homes PENETRO nose props accessor the Korean war began. The latest cluded “without delay” a treaty Total at New High the shaggy-browed Lewis has been index figure was only .4 of a per A farm home can become even of peace with Germany which would W N U -7 45—50 giving cues to Bridges regarding cent short of the 174.5 high reached renew the unity of the German Salaries of government employees more livable with the addition of a foreign policy. in August and September, 1948. state in harmony with the Potsdam will cost the average U. S. family hobby room. It can be a corner in For several months, Bridges has Even with the publication of these agreement; that all occupation about $402 for the year 1950, com­ the basement where a boy can store been working closely with the state forces of the great powers be with­ pared to $155 in 1929, the family his wood-working tools with just department and moving into Senator figures there seemed little possibil­ Grandma’s Sayings ity that the government planned any drawn from Germany within one economics bureau of Northwestern enough space to put the tools to good Vandenberg’s shoes as the GOP year after a peace treaty is con­ National Life reports. use. Or it can be a finished room spokesman on foreign affairs—sec­ immediate action to stop the rising cost of living. In the average Ameri­ cluded. Because the grand total of fed­ where the children can have their ond only to Senator Taft in Repub­ (4) That on a basis of parity, eral, state and local government 4-H club meetings or a get-together lican influence. But, suddenly, can city the housewife now pays representatives from east and west civilian employees has approximate­ of the gang. Bridges lashed out with a vitriolic $21.70 for a food basket costing $10 at the outbreak of World War II. Germany should form a “Constitu­ ly doubled in the 21 years since Furnishings can be inexpensive by attack against the state depart­ 1929, while the U. S. population has During August and September of ent Council” for all of Germany to exercising ingenuity and imagina­ ment. prepare “the formation of a demo­ increased by only about a fourth, tion. Built-in furniture, such as This attack, it now develops, was this year housewives were paying each average American family must 3.5 per cent more for meats, poultry, cratic sovereign government” for book shelves, shelves for knick- not prepared in Bridges’ office at all Germany. now pay one government worker’s knacks, cupboards, a wall seat with all, but by John L. Lewis’ “public and fish, including 10.6 per cent The West was not naive enough to salary for eight weeks out of each a hinged cover in which toys, games relations” firm, the Allied Syndi­ for pork chops, 7.5 per cent for year, compared with five and a half fish, and 4.4 p er cent for eggs, 1.4 believe that any agreement could be and odds and ends can be stored, cate. weeks’ salary borne by each family can be economically made by the Tip-off came when the Bridges per cent for canned fruits and vege­ reached on Germany. Plans for re­ building a strong western Germany in 1929. carpenter or by the gang of “future statements were delivered by tables, and 2.6 per cent for bever­ Salaries of federal state and local mistake to the wrong part of the ages. and an European army continued in farmers” in one of their meetings. full force. civilian employees totalled $4,650,- Capitol. A press attendant called The government’s price index is 000,000 for 1929, were approximate­ Other ideas for hobby room furni­ Bridges’ office to straighten ont Western diplomats were asking ture include a drop leaf table fast­ taking on increasing importance in themselves what new acts of ag­ ly $16,000,000,000 for 1949, and are the error, but no one in the sen­ American business economics as estim ated a t about $16,500,000,000 for ened to the wall, a sandwich bar ator’s office seemed to know gression did Russia and her satel­ where hot coffee and other refresh­ more and more contracts between lites cook up? 1950. abont it. They didn’t even know unions and employers allow for The number of persons on public ments can be dispensed, a bunk on that he was making a statement wage changes as the index rises payrolls fluctuates from month to which to stretch out and rest during on foreign policy. or drops. STASSEN: month, but the roster of civilian the day. IT'S BEST to EilllUs look fer the Pravda Calls Him Silly government workers will average in Farm living can be pleasantly good in folks, and realize that an Later, Arthur Reilly, a former However, this does not help old upright man kin never be a down* John L. Lewis press-relations man, people or white collar workers liv­ the neighborhood of 6,050,000 for improved with the addition of a Harold E. Stassen, former gov­ hobby room. right failure. straightened out the matter of the ing on fixed incomes. ernor of Minnesota, created a lot of the 12 months of 1950. SS oald I* W. Eellems. Birdteye. Isd.* misplaced Bridges press releases. interest with his letter to Joseph ____ Reilly, after serving in United Stalin asking for a face to face RUSSIA: W HEN IT GOMES to style, yellow Mine Workers headquarters, trans­ Ike Says 'No' meeting of Americans and Rus­ Internal Troubles? Star Farmer Nu-Maid is worth talkin' about. ferred to the Washington office of Molded in modem table style % sians in an effort to “stop the drift Perhaps it is wishful thinking upon pound prints that At any serving the Allied Syndicate, which works toward war.” for Lewis. The Bridges statement, the part of the western powers, but dish. Tou can bet I always look for Stassen did not receive a reply rumors persist that Russia and c e r­ the picture of Miss Nu-Maid on the incidentally, was prepared while n from Stalin, but the official voice package, 'cause Miss Nu-Maid the senator was out of the city. ta in of her satellite states are hav­ S of Communist propaganda, Pravda, ing renewed trouble with discon­ means modern margarine. So it looks as if the $35,000 salary published an article calling him paid by John L. was producing more tented elements of their own sub­ silly, crude, and ridiculous, amon£ jects. UNCLE JOSH alius commented from Senator Bridges than his serv­ other things. i that cheerfulness Is the best oil In ices as trustee on the miners’ pen­ Nothing in the nature of mass up­ the world to take the squeaks out The article was, in fact, a flat risings had been reported. Rumored sion fund. rejection of the Stassen proposal! •* folks' lives. incidents in the Ukraine, Czecho­ $5 raid U n. Pearl Saucer. CIenziont. FIa 9 Admirals’ Propaganda The w riter m ade it plain th at the, slovakia and Romania appeared to Soviet government does not con-; be on an isolated scale. Neverthe­ OLD FASHIONED? Not this The Admirals’ propaganda outfit, sider Stassen’s letter wbrth a formal! less, the reported incidents, if true, Grandma. I keep up with modern “Operation 23,” was supposed to answer. ‘ indicate increasing bold resistance tim es... do my cookin' with "Table- have been abolished after the B-36 The article said in part: “Stassenj to Communist domination behind the Grade" Nu-Maid, the completely feud of last fall. It was the cause demands no more, no less than a modern margarine. Nu-Maid is iron curtain. modem In texture . . . spreads on of a bitter battle between the air change by the Soviet Union of its One report told of widespread riots policy. It is not difficult to see that smooth! It's modem in taste . • • force and the navy, with the result and sabotage in Slovakia where the full of sweet, chumed-fresh flavor! that forthright Secretary of the Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower, Stassen is not only crude but also Communists have experienced trou­ Navy Matthews dispersed the naval president of Columbia univer­ ridiculous in advancing this wild ble since they seized ,control of officers in charge. sity, is ,shown with Dean Philip demand which excludes all possibil­ J will be paid upon publication Czechoslovakia in the spring of 1948. to the first contributor of each However, it now develops that the Young of Columbia, as they an­ ity of a serious view of any degree Other reports told of renewed Forest Davis, Jr., 21-year- old Florida farmer, was named accepted saying or idea. Address ghost of “Operation 23” is still nounced the establishment of of ‘document’ worked out by the resistance to the Communist regime "Grandma” 109 East Pearl Street, haunting the air force. The same old the “American Assembly” at president of Pennsylvania Univerr^jn the Ukraine. Some 2,000 .'persons winner of the nation’s highest Cincinnati 2, Ohio. anti-air force stories are being the university, a convocation of sity in cooperation with veteran! were reported arrested in the Kiev award of achievement by a farm leaked to the press. In fact, navy representatives of business, la­ warmongers E is e n h o w e r and area. youth, that of star farmer of propagandists, believe it or not, bor, the professions, govern­ Dulles.” I Reports persist that the over­ America. Davis was presented are spreading the same identical ment and the university, to The former aspirant for the Re-J whelming majority of the people in a check for $1,000 from the stories as the Commvmists about the work out answer to critical publican presidential nomination) the satellite states remain opposed Future Farmers of America air force; namely, that U.S. air­ problems facing the country. had little to say about the article. to Soviet domination. This certain­ foundation at the 23rd annual planes have been killing North Ko­ Ike repeated his “no” about He indicated he would wait for aj ly would seem wishful thinking upon F. F. A. convention in Kansas rean women and children. running for President. direct reply from Stalin, the part of western diplomats. City. Actually, B-29 raids in Korea FREEDOM BELL have been so accurate that they - U.S. DEBT: 1949 Sugar Beet Crop I demolished the Woosang arma­ Symbol of Freedom Rings in Berlin $218,600 Million Valued at $15 Million ment plants without even touch­ The commerce department re­ Nearly 10,000 midwestem farms th e ing the rows of workers’ houses The 20,000-pound freedom bell, ported that the federal government are splitting a million dollar melon alongside. tary governor in Germany, dedicate symbol of the hopes of free men, the bell as a symbol of freedom and went deeper in debt this year than from the final payment on the 1949 Some admirals are also coming arrived safely in Berlin after a night listened to it proclaim freedom to all all the private firms and individu­ sugar beet crop. Checks for the bal­ out into the open with the same run through Communist dominated mankind. als put together. The total net dgbt ance due on the crop have gone out S i J k ' views that got them into trouble territory where Red agents report­ The broadcast touched off the was put at $218,600 million. or will be mailed shortly, the agri­ ALWAYS LOOK FOB SWEETv over unification. Rear Adm. Stuart edly had orders to delay it. The most widespread and dramatic bell- The total owed by private firms culture department reports. wholesome Miss Nu-Maid on the Ingersoll, for instance, harangued a following day it was raised to the ringing in history. Church and and individuals was reported at The total value of the crop package when you buy margarine. recent conference of American belfry of Berlin city hall. school bells throughout the western $205,500 million. State and local gov­ Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois Miss Nu-Maid is your assurance of mayors on the navy’s success in Two days later millions of radio world picked up the freedom chimes ernments owed another $18,100 and Wisconsin in 1949, including the finest modem margarine in the finest modern package. Korea, as if the air force did not listeners throughout the world heard and followed with clanging of theii million. The government’s debt in­ government payments, was about \\ exist. Gen. Lucius D. Clay, former mili­ own bells. creased $2,100 million in 1949. $15 million. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C.

l i t H o m e RURAL HEALTH IA iT WEEK'S Don’t Forget P arlor Peter (saying his prayers) — ANSWER “And please make Cyril give up Heolth Councils Bring Better throwing stones at me. By the way, ASPIRIN AT HS BES ElCiaQ ,SD Q Q I’ve mentioned this before.” QBDB QDCia ACROSS 3. SIck 20. Tree (C. QBQBB' QQQ0B Medical Care to Rural Areas I. Mix 4. Beam America) □S Darnu ,mas One of the brightest indications 5. Kingof 5. Fleshy, 22 Enterinto □ □ □ QQQ-Qmm of progress in securing more doc­ These figures are based on a sur­ Is ra e l edible fruit an alliance DBQQ QBQ City 6. Sacred QBBQQ BDDQQ tors and better health facilities for vey of the association’s council on 9. 23 Rob . DQQ QDDB rural areas in this country is the medical service in which county (Russ.) 7. Land- 24. Pounding QUU BQQ EBB MOMlMy COLP NEBS recent announcement by the Ameri­ medical societies were queried, 10. Minute skin measure devices □QQ Urnaa do can Medical Association that com­ Thomas A. Hendricks of Chicago, opening 8. Hunting 25. Sloths DQDQQ QBmBEl munity health councils in the nation secretary of the council, reported. 11. Imperfectly dogs 26. Alcoholic BDUB QQQQ 12. Beseech 11 Club liquor have increased from 82 to nearly Local achievement ’ of the com­ DBQB BQBB munity health councils in the last 14. Past 13 Simpletons 28 Spigot 300 in the last two years. 15. Cunning 15. Upward 30 Struck, as NO. IC five years include construction of 16. 38. Chart hospitals with the aid of the hos­ Depart curving with a cane 17 Earthy of a ship's 31 Bay window 39 Striking pital survey and construction act i-'nr A Corner 20. Old planking 32. Fresh success (HiIl-Burton act); increasing avail­ measure 18. Revolve 33 Observe (slang) I’KS are as much able hospital beds; developing clin­ oflength 19 Hefore 35. Center 40. Turkish title kitchen as the ics; securing more doctors, den­ 21. Abounding |v rn -Tl .eivcs di- tists, nurses and other needed per­ In ore IX 3 4 5 6 7 8 aaiual-siao guide sonnel; development of fulltime lo­ 22 Incite ? or marking cal public health services; health ex­ 23. Kind of rock I 9 WIO f DEEP-ACTiON relief from coughs, w rker Io out. amination of children of school and 26 Sheen it Wa >5 i 12 Iro made witii 270. pre-school age and correction of 27 Appendage Sesame aaoli. By INEZ GERHARD their remediable health defects; *8. chokey stuffiness w ith every breath! promotion of voluntary prepayment 29. Type 14 isA, 16 measures Every breath carries VapoRub’s T T r u v s u n v i c e DEN GRAUER, currently celebra- medical care and hospitalization; • Mother, here’s 30 Deep ravines W 2o a sp ecia l way to famous combination of time- 17i >8 14 provision of medical care for the ting his 20th anniversary in proved medications deep into radio, has no special classification aged and chronically ill, and meet­ 34. Part of I give your little “to be’* It %22 ‘ one wonderful large bronchial tubes. Comfort­ at NBC—except as the man who ing costs of medical service to fami­ ing relief from distress of colds lies unable to pay for hospitaliza­ 35. Crown comfort with the can do everything, and do it well. Spawn of Lf// a very same Vicks comes in a hurry! 36. 24 25a W26 a W tion and doctors bills, according to %% The outstanding special events re­ fish . VapoRubthatal- Then ... to k e e p u p relief for porter of the air, he is also a sports Hendricks. W —— v j ’ ways brings such hours, rub Vicks VapoRub on 37. Yellow, 27 28 commentator, narrator, moderator In some instances community citrus fruit grand results when you rub it on! throat, chest and back, too. councils have been extremely help­ Easy . . . Effective: P u t 2 good m n 80. Give up 30a Wa32 33 W 31 i ful in cooperating with the national 41. Infrequent 29 spoonfuls of VapoRub in a vapor­ mental health program. Councils 42. S-shaped izer or bowl of boiling water as 34 M35 36 directed in package. Then . . . let UKES have matched government funds to molding Hastened your youngster breathe in the pay mental health clinic personnel 43. a a soothing, medicated vapors. 17 W W58 59W 40 and conducted educational cam­ 44. Sideofa paigns to acquaint communities room a HOME-PROVED FOR YOU BY MIIUONS OF MOTHERS I |AS\ I No skill require!. 4i W4 2 DOWN Iv Hsnales !ike rutty with the value and manner of op­ eration of the clinics. Platform I^) ...anJ KirJens Reigning I 43 W/i44 i r3V-X CRCO wood. And although health councils have been organized in urban as well as family of England % Wa< "V in rural areas, they have been es­ pecially important in bringing bet­ ter medical care to the people in JPP rural communities, Hendricks said. * - * * THE THE A.M.A.’s efforts to promote FICTION ONE AGAINST THREE BEN GRA DER organization of community health councils to improve medical care CORNER By Richard H. Wilkinson and emcee; He has broadcast in 11 for long neglected rural communi­ countries on four continents; he flew ties date back to the organization the airlift and reported from Berlin, S O S of the association’s committere on IM Orson had ridden 200 miles was the first radio reporter in Israel I ltAOHftCS TO MTTAl 0» WOOD rural health five years ago. Since on horseback to commit murder. to air the news when Count Berna- that time it has been actively en­ Slouched in his saddle, one hand lie fans, lawn mowers dotte was assassinated. His favorite gaged in coordinating the efforts of fan letter—“Dear Mr. Grauer, You resting carelessly on his thigh near lies 3-IN -O N E Oil farm groups and state and local the butt of the six shooter, he talk too much on the air. Don’t medical societies in rural health. bother to answer this. Just shut up!” watched from beneath the brim of The committee is set up so that his hat as the boy came toward its representatives can be reached him. I l i P W O N ’T Hollywood has seen some gaudy locally in any area. Doctors select­ cars, from Tom Mix’s, with steer ed by state medical societies serve “This Marc Newell’s place?” he G«KBES ANNIVERgAHY horns on the radiator cap to some as directors in nine regions and as asked. IN O ¥ 0 i like the one Gloria Swanson uses state rural health chairmen in 45 The boy nodded. “My brother in ‘‘Sunset Boulevard.” Bill “Hop- states. Any organization wanting in­ i will be back any G L U f i along Cassidy” Boyd has joined the formation on setting up a local 3 m i n u t e. I’m I-Gum Laxative— parade; his has white leather up­ health council or solving ru ral health •Minute Davie N ew ell. holstery, black and white leather problems may contact one of these ( < M > K H O O k IE...NOTGOOD FOOD accessories, and a silver radiator representatives or write directly to | t s lc e n —Xeel Just aw ful Fiction Are you Mr. Du- Jaxatlve — do as , mont, the cattle few fee n -a -m iv t. I wonderfully different! other laxatives start Orson’s hand whipped to his Ictlon too soon...rijrht Large doses of such Iax- hip and he shot at the exact fction. flush away nour- moment lead spurted from the J need for health and |l weak, worn out. horseman’s six-shooter. with word “Snowdrift” from :tnx, taken as rec- strip you unwind with key chlefly In the lower Faintly the sound of hoofbeats iiovcsonly wastc.not came to them. Davie set down the I avoid that weak, tired ^ W & £E O ffi£R /ffvot/ Acr] -mint and feel I ft* pan of potatoes and scurried to a 125c, 50«*, or only IU^ window, turned back into the room, white-faced. Without a word he */ou[ YW * /tu A iso eecetV E snatched up the Winchester rifle. IVWCtCUM IflXATIVE a ceenf/CATZ vyo&w 25* THREE men had drawn rein be- O tY vo m tY £K rrt/eC f/A S£ f fore the gate. Halfway down the walk Davie was facing them de­ OF A 3/6. CA// OF StYOH/OFtFTj 0 0 $ I fiantly. “You git out of here, Jules Snyder!” The leader of the trio, obviously Snyder, sa id placatingly: “Put down the gun, kid. We only want to have a talk with your brother.” a Shrimp Creole, Suvonf “You want to kill him!” the boy cried shrilly. “I ain’t gonna let • How to Uloke ChalIes Cookies, you. Marc never done nothin’ to you.” Behind Jules Snyder one of the riders had drawn his gun. It was .1 0 0 pug...... color phologroph*... one against three, a boy against easy-to-follow method pictures... a trio of killers. Jim Orson stepped through the over 200 recipes to treasure kitchen door. His hand was on his e Includes chapters on Snowdrift gun. Quick-Melhod Cakes...Wesson 0)1 « Jl LL RIGHT,” he said. “This Salads and Dressings...Famous T* makes it more even. I’m back­ Chiffon Cakes...NewSTlR-N-ROll ing the kid’s play.” Paslry Snyder’s eyes bulged. “Who the devil are you?” O 2 S t COrtjffcafe goes with every “Pm Orson, Jim Orson. cookbook if you act now! Brother of the man you killed, Snyder!” HERE’S A NEW COOKBOOK YOU’LL USE EVERY DAY! New inspiration Snyder’s reaction was a dead for planning exciting meals. Snowdrift’s Golden Anniversary Cookbook giveaway. brings 50 years of cooking experience right up to the minute. Helps you get The man who had drawn his gun Snowdrift-Sure results day in and day out! suddenly levelled it. Orson’s hand whipped to his hip. He got his own YES, THERE’S A DIFFERENCE IN SHORTENINGS! The fine vegetable oil weapon clear and shot as lead used to make Snowdrift is more costly than that in any other shortening. spurted from the horseman's six- Yet you pay no more for Snowdrift And you taste the difference in your shooter. baked and fried foods. Experts have voted Snowdrift-fried foods superior Snyder swore savagely and went in flavor. Your light, luscious quick-method cakes can be mixed in just S for his own gun. Orson shot again. minutes with Snowdrift Your piecrust and hot breads, too, are delicious^ Two of the horsemen were down, because Snowdrift is made of finer, costlier vegetable oil than any other the third streaking up the road. shortening! Orson, smoking gun in hand, bent over the two still figures. The boy watched him, wide-eyed, awed. “Son, I’ll ride into town and get u s e T tfH - the sheriff. You stay here. When your brother comes back, explain f i c r t t o r t ! |Gay. Con- what’s happened.” The boy nodded, choking. “Y— vo famous you’re not Mr. Dumont? You’re and men- Jim Orson?” ^ ins! “That’s right,” Orson smiled and patted the boy’s head. “Come 200 miles on horseback to get a lesson Gimrameedby^ in courage.” Good Hoasexeepuig (PLEASE PRINT NAME AND ADDRESS) “Y#u ’re going back now?” Wesson Oil & Snowdrift People “That’s right. Pm going back. For each copy of the New P. O. Box 6366A, Chicago, 111. You see, son, I accomplished what Golden Anniversary Cook­ I come for.” , book with Certificate worth 25? on next purchase of 3-ib. can of Snowdrift. I en­ Life Insurance close 25? and the word Payments to American families “Snowdrift" clipped from by their life insurance companies metal strip that unwinds w ere a t a record $3,478,364,000 in with key from any size can 1949, some 40 per cent more than of Snowdrift. C trr five years before. * Offer expiree February 28,1951. Offer Nmited to U.S. andpeeseieione. PAGE FOUR THfe DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVlLLE, N. t . NOVEMBfeft 15. 1966

j years to welcome all who desired THE THE DAVIE RECORD Dedicate Church to flee to Christ for refuge from Our County And I Editor Record:—The beautiful the power of sin and Satan. In C. FRANK STROUD, EDITOR. O l d e s t l 'new church known as Concord 1846 the loyal laymen of C oncord1 Social Security church began to raise a building For Thanksgiving N o L i q l TELEPHONE M ethodist Church, has been com­ pleted and paid for, and will be fund, and plan for a new build- WIute-. Manager, Entered at the Portoffice in Mocka- ! dedicated n^xt Sunday, Nov. 19 ing, securing promises of much • I had Ju s t issued a social securi- N E w | ville. N. C.. as Second-clas? Mai) free labor and timber to go into t card to a man. He slipped it m atter. March 3.1903. j by Bishop' Coston J. Harrell, at 11 W e C a n the church building. A building j into his wallet and picked up his. I a. m., assisted bv D r. Geo. B. Clem- J. K. committee was elected bv the last sample case—he was a salesman— | SUBSCRIPTION RATES: mer, D. S., and Rev. G. W. Fink, f ro m a Quarterly Conference, of ,the sixth but didn’t leave. I knew there Supply Y our present pastor. This church is lo­ t h r o u g h ! OHE YEAR. IN N. CAROLINA S 1.50 was something on his mind. SIK MONTHS N. CAROLINA - 75c. cated 8 miles south-east of Mocks- year of the pastorate of Rev. G. “My gripe is the years I spent ONE YEAR. OUTSIHE STATh - S2.II0 ville in the old Augusta com m un­ W . Fink. Rev. J. B. Fitzgerald was M rs. SIX MONTHS. OUTSIDE STATE - $1.00 on the blue Mediterranean in NEEDS ity. Following the sermon by the then appointed pastor, who led A n n ie this courageous congregation in W orld W ar II. Blue is the word "IF MY PEOPLE, WHICH ARE CALLED BY Bishop, dinner will be served pic to w n s h l building this beautiful brick edi­ for it—and me, too. There I was, MY NAME. SHALL HUMBLE THEMSELVES. AND nic style, furnished bv the mem­ W i r h fice. W ith $2,500, given bv the fresh out of school, ready to go M r. ail PRAY. AND SEEK MY FACE AND IURN AWAY bers and friends of this church Duke Commission, and $15,041.01 to work and rarin’ to get married, o f n e a r I FROM THEIR WICKED WAYS; THEN WILL I who bring baskets and participate Everything It raised by the members and friends So what? Instead of landing at to w n s h l HEAR FROM HEAVEN, AND WILL FORGIVE iu this historic occasion. of this church, the building the altar, I landed at Casablanca. THEIR SINS. AND WILL HEAL THEIR LAND."- According to incomplete records R . C . I completed at an unbelievable l->w A nd I stick around for the Italian TakesToMake i CHRON. 7:14. and what is believed to be reliable T h u r s d a l cost of $17,541.01, which has tour, Sure, the little girl ^waited tradition, this church has a history s p e n d a | YOU CANNOT HELP BUILD for me, but the job I’d figured was of more than a hundred years. contract value of at least $30 000. UP YOUR TOWN OR COUN AU former pastors and triends made to order for me went to an­ Thanksgiving A D ay Long First congregations worshipped in M rs. TY BY ADVISING OUR PEO­ of this church are by this church other guy. I come hack and start the open air, then in a brush ar­ sp e n d in g PLE TO GO TO OTHER CITIES to tin’ this sample case. I know bor and school houses Preach­ invited to attend both the morn To Be Rem em ber h e r m o tl TO DO THEIR TRADING. what you’re going to sav. Begin­ ing was done bv passing circuit ri­ ing and afternoon services next ning January first, a traveling or R av Vj M ost of the countrv U rejoicing ders and other ministers who were Sunday. G. W. Fink, Pastor. city salesman comes under social an o ld over the election of Senator Bob called in from time to time. Af­ security. His earnings will begin Turkeys H ens Fryers M o c k sv il Taft, Governor Tom Dewey and ter many years of such services, it Cope In Navy counting toward old-age and sur­ Governor EarI W arren. It is hard became evid nt that a church buil­ Indoctrinated into the traditions vivors insurance benefits for him ­ H e n r y | to defeat good men, regardless of ding was necessary. Therefore 104 and color of Naval Life is I. K, self and his family when he is 65, Pork H am s and Shoulders S alem , their politics. years ago Mrs. Mary Hodges, wife Cope, seaman recruit, USN, son and for his survivors if he should of Joseph Hodges, who became With 47 Republicans and 49 of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cope, kick off. Well, the guy who got the first dass-Ieader of this church, Fish O ysters R en tn u Democrats in the U. S. Senate, of Route I, Advance, N. C., who the job I didn’t get has been cov­ gave a lot on which to build a su b scrib e we figure that it will be a Ionu received his first military instruc­ ered bv social security right along. a n d g et I church. After worshiping awhile tion at the Naval Training Center, time before the Taft-HartIev law Probably fully and permanently !C ranberries, C elery, L ettuce,! free. in an old log union church; the San Diego, Calif., under the Navy’s is repealed and other New Deal insured by now. Oh, well, what’s Methodists moved to a school recruit training program. measures, such a s compulsory th e use!” M rs. Having completed recruit train­ health insurance, becomes a law, house near where Liberty church I P um pkins, T urnips, O ranges,] s p e n t s e | ing successfully, he is ready for He really started to leave this now stands, and worshipped there R o w a n The Fair Deal boys are !ooking assignment ro a Fleet unit on ac time. I called him back. Ob­ foi some time. Thev then moved tr e a tm e n l sad and lonesome these days. It tive duty, or enrollment as a stu­ viously he had been in service be­ to a school house near where Con­ dent at one of the Navy’s special­ A pples, C ocoanuts was a severe blow when the Re­ tween September 16, 1940 and cord church now stands, named ized service schools for further T h e i n | publicans elected 20 Governors July 24, 1947. “Sure, I staved for Concord, bv a Mr. Barnhardt, the tr a in in g ' b e r s h o | last week and the Fair Dealers the whole show.” I explained And A Full Line Of Frozen Foods first teacher of school at thai place, w h ic h ad only managed to elect 10. Such that the amended Social Security in honor of his home town, Con­ an ce. is life in New and Fair Deal days. Preaching Services Act provides wage credits for his cord, N. C., and thus Concord got period of service—$160 a m onth DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY~ The following is the schedule W altetl W e noticed a long article in a its n a m e . for each m_>nth. He got out his for preaching services on the the name pad and started figuring. C o u n ty , Democratic paper a short while a- In 1846, under the leadership of Liberty-Concord M ethodist charge After a moment he looked up. se llin g s go trying to convince the public Revs. Bibb and Martin, a M etho­ First and Third Sundays preach­ He was no longer as blue as the F o ste r. that Davie County would go De- dist church was organized in the ing at Concord at U o’clock, Se­ Mediterreanean. “Sav, the guy Allison-Johnson Co. mocratic last week because it had Concord school house, which two cond and Fourth Sundays at 7 p. who got the job I didn’t get has­ M rs. m . gone Democratic i.i 1930 and 1940.: years later had a membership of n’t done so much better’n me af­ P H O N E 111 N. MAIN STREET J a c k s o n v l Second and Fourth Sundays, ter all—at least at protecting his As folks grow older they should 73. In 1859-61, that faithful con­ eral daysl Preaching at Liberty at II o’clock, family with social security.” grow wiser. “Figures don’t lie, gregation built a c urch on the and First and Third Sundavs at sister-inla but liars figure,” is an old saying. , lot given by Mrs. Hodges, which 7 p. m . has stood with open doors for 88 G. W. FINK, Pastor. M rs. i j d a y fo r i Election Results j will spen| Here is the final lineup in Con- s o n , D r. gress following election reports: j Telephone 300 Southern Bank BIdg. Mocksville, N. C. ly. The new House—234 Demo­ DR. RAMEY F. KEMP, CHIROPRACTOR M rs. crats, 200 Republicans, one inde­ te r M iss pendent, and no vacancics. j X-RAY LABORATORY spent thel The present House—259 Dem­ te r, M rs. ocrats, 159 Republicans, one A-' Hours: 9:30-12:30 2:30-5:30 Closed Saturday 2:30 ilv at Loij merican-Laborite and six vacan­ Monday, W ednesday and Friday Evenings—6:30 to 8:30 cies. The Laborite lost his seat in M rs. the election. b e e n ill Net Republican gain in the!, still conl House; 31. j W ilk e s b c The new Senate—49 Democrats ' h o p e fo r and 47 Republicans. j, The present Senate—54 Demo-'; B u s in e l crats and 42 Republicans. SPINET PIANOS in this cil N et Republicans gains; 5. tice Dav-I The elections gives the Demo­ offices crats 22 Governors and the Repub­ GRAND PIANOS letter carl licans 25. The present line-up is 29 Democratic Governors and 19 P H O N E 7923 Republican Governors.

G etJlO O fOOO JESSE G. BOWEN MUSIC CO. Loan High Grade Pianos The Davie Electric Membership Corporation of Mocksville has Hammond Organs been granted a $100,000 loan by the Rural Electrification Adminis­ tr a tio n 217 W. 5th St. W«n»ton- Salem, N. C. The co-op serves Davie, Wilkes and Yadkin Counties in the Eighth Congressional District. The m on­ ey is to be used for installation of wiring and plum bing' fixtures in farm homes. Big Increase An increase in the number of dwelling places in Davie County in the past 10 years is reported by fc C O O L M iD the Atlanta regional office of the U. S. Department of Commerce. RAL--sH BELLAMY NADINE CONNER Sfage and screen star The report based on current O pero's celebrated soprano figures released by the Commerce 3 Department’s Bureau of the Cen­ sus from its 1950 census of hous­ ing, showed that in April of this year there were 4,254 dwelling places in the countv, compared with 3,398 in 1940.

Mrs E. M. Keller, of South Calahaln1 was in town shopping NANETTF FABRAT W U STERN F rid a y . Mgmof-t^nedy »»«ir Popuior jporltceslar THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C. NOVEMBER 15 IdSfl PAGE FIVE

THE DAVIE RECORD. .J- E' b “a spent the week-end ______w ith relatives and friends m Dur- j S t i l l I n J a i l O ldest Paper In The County ham‘ j Chas. Cansey, 34; Ralph Pear- Shoaf Coal & man, 31, and Thos. D. Shouse, 50, Unusual Values I I l g No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ads Mrs. R. L. W alker, spent W ed­ nesday the guest of Mrs. J. S. all of Thomasville, are still in the S a n d C o . !Green, on Route I. I Davie County jail, charged with W e Can Supply Your Needs Ladies’ Cotton Slips, size 36-42 NEWS AROUND TOWN. the robbery of Hall Drug Co., on INGOOD COAL, Ladies’ Silk Crepe Gown I Mr. and Mrs. June Safriet, of the night of Oct. 28th. They were SAND and BRICK Ladies’ Silk Pants, first quality J. K. Sheek has returned home ^ near County Line, were in town given a hearing two weeks ago, Call or Phone Us At Any Time Ladies’ Snugfits from a two weeks business trip shopping Saturday afternoon. and bond set at $3,500 for each of Ladies’ Taffetta Pettieeats through Florida. them. If bonds are not posted P H O N E 194 J. R. Siler and daughter, Miss they will remain in jail until the F p rm e rlv D a v ie B ric k & C o a l C o Ladies’ Black Slips Mrs. Z. V. Johnstone and Miss Mona Jo., S. S. Short and son, March, 1951 term of Davie Super­ BE?. Ladies’ Outing Gowns Sam, Jr., went to Chapel Hill Sat­ Annie Carter of Fork, were in io r c o u rt. $29.50 Value town shopping Friday, urday for the Carolina-Maryland Ladies’ Gabardine Coats $ 2 2 . 5 0 football game Mr. and Mrs. Luther Davwalt, W ANT ADS PAY. of near County Line, were in There will be a chicken pie sup. Princess Theatre Formerly $2.98 Value per at Oak Grove school house town shopping Wednesday. FOR RENT—Furnished Apt. 59” All-W ool Material $ 1 . 7 9 Saturday evening, Nov. 18th, be­ 861 North Main St. THURSDAY & FRIDAY R. C. Brenegar went to Raleigh ginning at 5 o’clock, also a bazaar. MRS. WADE H. LEONARD Children’s All-W ool Sweaters Thursday evening, where he will Everybody invited. Joel McCrea & 'Ellen DrewIn $1.25 LOST—Red Bone Hound Male spend a week with friends. S Children’s Panties 25c Dog. In or near Advance. Reward “STARS IN MY CROWN” Lester Dwiggins, of the 102nd Children’s Sleepers $1.49 GILMER HEGE, o n g Mrs. W. M. Pennington is S A T U R D A Y AAA Gun B’n, who is stationed Lexington, R. I. Children’s and Boys’s Socks 25c spending a week in Asheville with at Camp Stuart, Ga., spent the Rex Allen In Bovs’ Outing Pajamas $1.49 FOR SALE — Sweet potatoes, her mother, Mrs. Poindexter. weed-end in town with his par­ “THE ARIZONA COWBOY” $1.50 per bushel if called for. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Dwig­ Rav Wyatt, of Winston-Salem, T. R. GREEN, MONDAY & TUESDAY gins. Lester looks hale and hearty. Mocksville, Route I an old Mocksville boy, was Victor Mature In W o n d er fu l V a l u e MocksvilIe visitor W ednesday. FOR RENT- 11-9 acres tobac­ e r s Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stonestreet, “ S T E L L A ” co allotment land near Holman’s Jr., and children, left last Tuesday X Roads. Call on or write. , with Ann Sheridon Henry Crotts, of near W inston- for South San Antonio, Texas T. W. GRAHAM, | A Large Selection Of Salem, spent Wednesday after­ where they will make their furure W E D N E S D A Y d e r s Mocksville, Route 2. f noon in town with his parents. home. The Record is sorrv to George Brent In lose thase good people, but wish FOR SALE--MapIe Dinette, ‘BRIDE FOR SALE” Renew your subscription or for them much success in their W ashing Machine, new Hotpoint PRINTS subscribe for The Davie Record new home in the Lone Star State. Electric Stove, Refrigerator, Ta­ and get a 1951 Blum’s Almanac Mrs. Stonestreet is a native of bles, G. E. Vacuum and living t t u c e J free . San Antonio, where her parents room furniture. Everything slight­ O nly 20c Yd. re sid e . ly used. Nora Call Nelson. Mrs. W . D, Booie, of Route 2, Mocksville, R. 4. Ephesus. D AVIE DRIVE-Ito n g e s , spent several davs last week at B a d A u t o W r e c k FOR SALE—8 MM Movie Pro­ Rowan Memorial Hospital taking jector. Also English Ford 1949 THEATRE Formerly $9.95 Value tr e a tm e n t. Tommie W hite and John Dzes- sedan. About 15 White New kwitz, of Yadkinville, R, 2, were Zealand rabbits and several hutch- Mocksville Salisbury Highway SAM HOWARD, The interior of the Soflev bar­ seriously injured at Farmington B. & H. Pure Oil StationW ednesday and Thursday C henille B ed Spreads ber shop has been repainted, about 7:30 o’clock Friday morn­ P h o n e 80. Nov. 15th and 16th P ’ o o d s which adds much to its appear- ing, when the 1950 Ford coach, FOR SALE—Full line of Mas- “UNKNOW N ISLAND" driven bv W hite, -collided with a sey-Harris farm machinery, such Virginia Grey & Richard Denning $4.95 $5.95 $6.95 1949 Chevrolet coach, driven by RLY I Walter Sowers, of Davidson as tractors, combine , mowers, In Technicolor Oren T. Hanes, of Farmington. harrows, etc. Call and look over County, was in town Wednesday ONE CARTOON Now Shades, AU Colors The Ford was demolished, and this new machinery. selling some cotton to E. Pierce the Chevrolet slightly damaged. J. FRANK HENDRIX. * Friday and Saturday F o ste r. Mocksville, Route 3. The wreck occurred at the cross Nov. 17th and 18th Mrs. Georgia Montgomery, of roads In Farmington. W hite was ARE YOU BETWEEN 40 DOUBLE FEATURE AND 55 YEARS OF AGE? Va­ Jacksonville, FIa , is spending sev­ carried to the Chatham Memorial “HIDDEN GOLD” C . C . SANFORD SONS CO. STREET cant locality for route man in Hospital at Elkin, and Dzeskwitz eral days in town the guest of her Davie County. Must have car. William Boyd Also Phone 7. - - - - Mocksville, N. C. sister-inlaw, Mrs. R. D. Jenkins. was carried to Baptist Hospital, W e will back right man. Write “HIDE OUT” Adrian Booth W inston-Salem. The J. R. W atkins Company, P. & Lloyd Bridges HOME OF BETTER MERCHANDISE FOR 83 YEARS. Mrs. Ida Christian left Thurs­ Mr. Hanes is principal of Farm­ O. Box No. 5071, Richmond, Vir­ ONE CARTOON day for Conway, Ark., where she ington High School. ginia. Monday and Tuesday will spend two weeks with her NEW —M en’s work shoes $4.98, son, Dr. Richard Yates and fami­ Genuine Marine Shoes $6.95, - Nov. 20th and 21st hurt In W reck “MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN” ly. Genuine Army Combat Boots! Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Weaver, of $9.95, W ool Gloves 97c, B-15- Loretta Young & Van Johnson Jackets $14.50, U. S. N. Jackets! Mrs. Harrv Stroud and daugh­ Charlotte, are recovering from se­ In Technicolor $6.95, M en’s Coverall $5.49, Rub-j FOR SALE! ter Miss Nancv, and son Harn-, ONE CARTOON rious injuries recieved on Monday ber Boots $5.95, Khaki Pants $2.98, . spent the week-end with her sis­ night, Nov. 6th, when their new Khaki Shirts $2.75, House Paint AU Shows Start A t Dusk Three acre tract of land, tJaier power, large shop ter, Mrs. Rex Campbell and fam- Pontiac car was hit by an engine any color $2.39. ( building, three room dwelling, with full size basement, ilv at Loray. on a grade cro-'sing in Charlotte ARMY-NAVY STORE , Space Reserved For Trucks Mocksville, N. C. well on back porch, about 1-2 acre fish lake, well stocky and completely demolished. Mrs. HarIev Sofley, who has ed, Electric power in both house and shop. Steel water M r. W eaver suffered a dislocat­ been ill for nearly four weeks, is wheel and shaft all ready to roll, good for 14’to 15 H.P. still confined to her home on ed hip and a cut on the face, Ideal for cabinet workman, Hammer mill, chicken rais­ Wilkesboro Street. Her friends while Mrs. W eaver suffered a brok­ hope for her a speedy recovery. en wrist, a fractured knee and face ing, etc. I made good at this place for five vears at iujuries. They were carried to the NOTICE cabinet work, had to stop on account of health and age. • Business was carried on as usual Charlotte Memorial Hospital. This Place Is Conveniently Located Ij Miles South in this city on Saturday, Armis­ Mrs. Weaver was before mar­ Of Yadkinville. On Highway To Mocksville, N. C. tice Day. The bank and a few riage Miss Inez Navlor of this citv. offices were closed, and the rural Rev. and Mrs. W eaver have many To The Voters Of Known As The Old Hauser Mill Place. letter carriers enjoyed a holiday. friends here who are hoping for their early and complete recovery. Prices Right For Quick Sale E. L. McCIamroch and Fletcher They had a miraculous escape Click have opened a feed and seed SEE from death. Davie County store in the Smith building on Salisbury street, formerly occu­ •ROY G O U G H pied by the Davie Farm Supply Fine Banquet Co., next door to Hendricks & The Farmington F.F.A. Chapter We, the undersigned, wish At Gough Brother’s Fishing Lakes M errell Furniture Co. held their annual Father and Son HAMPTONVILLE, N. C. banquet Friday evening, Nov. 3rd. to express our appreciation The W omen’s Society of Chris­ Harmon McMahan, pYominent tian Service, of Bethlehem church, farmer of Pino, spoke on farming for the loyal support that are having a Baazar and Chicken in the past and future, and the. Supper, Saturday night Nov. 18th opportunity that all young _ boys the people of DavieCounty at th e Smith G.rove School have in future farm organizations. Building. Supper will be served gave us on November 7th, The Home Ec. girls prepared Coal! Coal! from 5:30 to 9:30 and served the supper, and ■ they and in return for the sup­ W ork on widening Depot street did a wonderful job. We Have A Good Supply is progressing rapidly, and with The welcome was by Harold port we as your Clerk and good weather the work should be Seats; invocation.Thurm ond How- O f Both completed this month. The street [ el]; introduction of speaker, Leon­ and .Sheriff respectively, will be nearly 50 feet wide, which j ard Seats; address, C. H. McMa­ will be of mnch benefit to the' han; toast to dad, Carrol Hanes; will strive to serve the peo H eater A nd Furnace C oal traveling public. j response, B. C. Brock; what is a pie of Davie County in a boy, Buford Smith; our accomp­ And Can Supply Your Needs A Bazaar and Chicken Pie Sup-' lishments, Elmer Allen; music, F. fair and impartial manner. per will be held at the Farming­ F.A. String Band; reaching youth, At Any Time. ton school beginning at 5 o’clock, Sherrill Brinklev; recognition of November 18th. This is spon­ guests, Richard Brock; recognition We Give Prompt Service And Would sored by the W . S. C. S., of Farm­ of donations, Harold Seats. S. H. CHAFFIN, ington Methodist Church and W e had a splendid program and Appreciate Your Patronage. the public is cordiallv invited. each boy did his part well. A Clerk of Superior Court number of guests were presennt, M aster Bill Collette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collette, who is a and all had something to say a- polio patient at Central Carolina bout our banquet and agricultural G ALEX TUCKER, Convalescent Hospital, Greens­ work. This was our third and MocksvilleIce&Fuel Co boro, spent Friday night and Sat­ best of all Father and Son ban­ urday in town with his parents. Shedff of Davie County. quets, and we are looking forward 857 Poplar Street He was stricken with polio about P h o n e 116 three months ago. His condition to having a bigger and better one much improved. next year. Grady Beck, Reporter. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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Forests Important SCRIPTURE: Isaiah 1:11-17: Luke 4:16: USE John 4:19-26; Acts 2:37-47; I Corinthians WITH 11:17-34; Colossians 3:16-17; Hebrews 10: OTHER The real importance of forests, 23-25. UNITS soil and other natural resources can­ DEVOTIONAL READING: Psalm 84. OR IN ANY . not be expressed entirely in dollars CORNER AS A STAND and cents, but rather must be meas­ FOR LAMP ured in terms of the security and Christian Worship AND BOOKS happiness of all people who depend, upon these resources for the neces­ Lesson for November 19, 1950 Unit Shelves For A Corner sities of life. T HESE SHELVES are as much What are forest values? A logger COME one has said that if t h e at home in the kitchen as the sees the forest as a source of jobs; ~ Christian church did nothing livingroom. Pattern 271 gives di­ the banker eyes timberland in terms else but offer a regular opportuni­ rections and an actual-size guide of investment; a fisherman thinks ty for public worship of God, she for cutting curves or marking of angling in clear forest streams; a would h av e justi- r~ >»»», them for a woodworker to cut. water engineer appraises forests fied her place in Units A and B a re m ade with 270. for the part they play in flood con­ the sun. This is a Patterns are 25c each. trol. Forests have all these values rather misleading ... and many more. tru th , for if a WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE Many of the important game birds church did nothing D ra w e r 10 and mammals prefer fields sur­ but worship it would Bedford Bills. New Fork. rounded by trees and undergrowth. not be d oing its Young trees, like young boys and whole duty, indeed girls, need plenty of food and water it would not be a for proper growth. true church. As our D r. F o re m a n The saplings of today are the saw- Scripture p lain ly Iogs of tomorrow. shows, worship disconnected from is ^ Approximately one fourth of the life is not only not good, it is sinful. IT NEVER TAILS * * * ASX TOUROtOCR rain that falls in the forest is caught by tree leaves and branches and Bake Fruit Cake Early to Ripen It Why Worship? For New Arrival TjTHAT is worship, and why do we dissipated into the air. (See Rectpes Below ) Forests occupy approximately 231 ”” worship at all? We might de­ T HIS DAINTY little layette fine it as a meeting with God, both makes an ideal gift for the million acres in the South, or more Holiday Desserts EASYI No skill required. than half of the land area of the LYNN CHAMBERS’ MENU conscious and desired. “He shines new arrival. Fine white nainsook IT MAY SEEM early to think of in all that’s fair,’’ and in truth we makes the delicate petticoat, sac- Handles like putty region. the holidays, but not if you’re go­ Old-Fashioned Beef Stew RESET ...a n d hardens Loblolly pine frequently is called Fluffy Dumplings are in his presence all the time. que and dressing gown. Dress can ing to have fruit cakes and plum But we are not conscious of him all be used for a christening robe, too. LOOSE old field pine because of its tendency puddings on hand for the big feasts. Green Salad Crusty Rolls OOO to invade and reclaim abandoned Broiled Grapefruit the time. When we are conscious H A N DL E Sv m While you’re of him, then one of two things hap­ Pattern No. 5859 consists of six-piece agricultural land in the South. making some for Beverage layette patterns, tracing of embroider­ Keeping good forest cover on steep pen. Either we hastily shut our ing motifs, stitch illustrations, material your own family, minds and run away from him in requirements and finishing directions. land has long been recognized as 10 eggs, unbeaten don’t forget that fear, which is sin. Or we linger, Send an additional 25 cents for your an important factor in reducing the fe s tiv e ly 5 cups sifted all-purpose flour copy of the Anne Cabot ALBUM. Con­ floor load of rivers. feeling it is good for us to be here. tains a wealth of needlework ideas-*, wrapped pud­ 1 cup orange juice And then it is worship. Or four gift patterns printed inside the book. Concentration of population in ur­ dings and fruit Weigh out fruits and nuts; chof ban centers and the shortening of again, we might call worship cakes make ex­ into desired sizes. Cream butter. conversation between man and SEEING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK the work week has intensified the cellent gifts to Add sugar gradually and beat un­ 530 South Wells St.. Chicago 7, EL need for easily accessible recrea­ God. Every part of it is either Enclose 20 cents for pattern. a ouwosc ran nun fill in those til fluffy; add salt. Add eggs one our listening to God speak to tional areas. spots on the list which are diffi­ qt a time; beat well after each ad­ No...... Forests contribute to the regu­ us, or our speaking to God in cult, especially at the last minute. dition. Add half of flour to egg mix­ some way. Name ...... ♦ ...... * ADHEtES TO KIML OK * larity of stream flow by reducing Rich in flavor and fruits, both ture and beat until smooth. Why worship? We worship be­ A d d ress ...... On electric fans, tawn mowers, the rate and amount of runoff and cakes and puddings need time to Sprinkle remaining flour on fruits allowing water to soak into the cause we love God. Otherwise it roller skates 3 -IN -O N E OiV ripen and mellow so they will taste and nuts, coat­ would be a bore, at best, or a kind OC ground. their very best. Make them four to The maximum flow of streams ing each piece. of self-torture at worst. We worship six weeks in advance, and dessert’s Add floured through open land may be several ready and off your hands when because we need God. If Jesus fruits, nuts and needed both public worship and hundred times their average flow. time is at a premium. coconut to egg to the WHEN SLEEP WON’T Private owners hold about 91 m e t private prayer, so do we far more. F I R S T A I D mixture; blend. We worship because we need to per cent of the commercial forest Add o ran g e land in the South, while only nine PUT THE INGREDIENTS to­ know God’s will. AILING HOUSE COME AND YOU juice and blend per cent is in public ownership. gether the following day, steam and ... bake them at a leisurely pace, and whole mixture Why Worship Together? FEEL GIUM A A A thoroughly. Pour into two well- by ROGER C.WHITMAN you’ll have them all out of the way Use Chewing-Gum Laxative— by the time you want to start sup­ greased 10x4-inch tube pans that ■pUBLIC and private worship can- Deer Fawns per. have two layers of greased brown * not be substituted for each oth­ REMOVES WflSTE-NOT GOOD FOOD er. Readers of the Bible know how PAINT FOR ALUMINUM SIDING Young (fawns) of the whitetail Dark Fruit Cake paper on botton. Bake in a very • W ben yon can’t sleep—feel Just awful deer weigh only four of five pounds sl6w oven (275°) for three hours. they were intertwined in the ex­ Question; I have aluminum sid­ because you need a laxative — do as 12 eggs MH.t.Tnwft d o — cb ew feen - a- m in t . at birth and are born with their a • * periences of God’s people, and how ing on my house and I would like 4 cups sifted flour our Lord himself, who used to at­ feen - a- m in t is wonderfully different! eyes wide open. Suet Flum Pudding to paint it white. I understand Doctors say many other laxatives start 2 cups fresh butter tend the synagogue services regu­ As a rule the whitetail deer doe 1 pound brown sugar Serves 8 some sort of “treat coat” should their “flushing** action too so o n ...rig h t gives birth to twin fawns after the larly, also sought God on the hills In the stom ach. Large doses of such lax* 2 pounds raisins 2 eggs, beaten be applied first, so that the paint atlves upset digestion, flush away nour­ first birth although triplets are not alone. A man who never meets with will adhere properly. Could you ishing food you need for health and 2 pounds currants Y i cup sugar God alone in prayer will not know rare. Usually there is only one fawn I pound pecans 2 cups suet, chopped give me any information on this? energy... you (eel weak, worn out. the first year that the doe becomes how to come to public worship in But gentle feen - a- m in t , taken as rec­ I pound citron 2 teaspoons nutmeg Answer: There is a special met­ ommended, works chiefly In the lower pregnant but after that twips are the true spirit; and a man who al priming coat intended for this I pound almonds IY i teaspoons cloves habitually stays away from church bowel where it rem oves only w aste, not the rule. I teaspoon nutmeg 2Y i teaspoons cinnamon purpose. I cannot mention trade good food! You avoid that weak; tired White polka dots against a back­ for no good reason is not a person names in the column, but you may feeling. Use feen- a- m in t and feel I A a I teaspoon mace I teaspoon salt whose private prayer-life is likely fine, full of life! 25*, 50*. or only I U9 ground -ef reddish brown give white- I teaspoon cinnamon 1 cup dark molasses obtain information from the Archi­ tail deer fawns a color which is to be a healthy one. 14 cup lemon juice 2 cups raisins We need to worship together tects Samples Exhibit, 101 Park FEEN-A-MINT ^ very hard for anything to see as 14 cup canned peach juict % cup figs Ave., New York 17. WMOUS CHEWMO»CUM IflXflTWE A f H long as they remain quiet. This pro­ with other Christians. We need K 6-ounce glass jelly (black­ Yi cup candied citron tective coloration plus a lack of this experience to strengthen berry, currant or grape) I cup nuts our own prayer-Jife. We need strong scent seems to be Nature’s Y i cup cream 1 teaspoon soda way of taking care of these babies. it to keep us from selfishness Wash and dry raisins and cur­ 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour in our prayers. Intense, earnest Contrary to popular opinion both Y i cup dry bread crumbs , Q tn e d ] young and adult whitetail deer have rants. Blanch almonds, drain and prayer, and full of faith too, cut with pecans into quarters. Cut Yi cup buttermilk or sour ‘voices’. Fawns have a call which milk may be seriously wrong if it citron into thin slices. Place fruit is essentially selfish. resembles the ‘mew’ of a cat. Adults Y i cup sweet milk TREAT THE FAMILY TO A BATCH OF have a loud, hoarse, high-pitched in large mixing In corporate, public worship we shriek which is only used when they bowl. Sift flour, Combine eggs, add sugar, suet, are reminded that none of us stands are being chased. Does bleat for measure and sift spices, salt and molasses. Mix alone; that God has many children. a c e m s p t e s lost fawns and an adult will occa­ with the spices well. Add coarsely chopped fruits We need to worship together be­ sionally signal by blowing violently and mix with and nuts. Sift soda and flour onto cause it is one of the very few through its nostrils. the fruit until bread crumbs; mix well. Add to things, perhaps the only one, that Whitetail deer seem to have an w ell coated. first mixture alternately with sour all human beings Can do as one. Cook together Sb Into greased Cream butter, and sweet milk. Turn into a two- • over hot water a «4 £• bowl, pour.•. intense hatred for snakes of any No two of us are alike, yet we are Va cup butler 5 cops Kellogg's kind. They jump on them with all add sugar grad­ quart greased pudding mold or two alike in this one thing: We are all F Vi lb. marshmallows ually. Add beat­ 1-pound coffee cans, filling % full; Rlco Krisples. four feet bunched together and tear human beings in need of God. To (obout 2Vi dox.) Add marshmallow them into shreds. They also have en eggs and jelly. Next stir in the cover tightly. Steam in slow oven worship together is to be reminded W h e n syrupy, a d d mixture, get 24 pieces been known to kill dogs in this man­ flour, nut and fruit mixture alter­ (250°) 2% to 3 hours. Serve with of this. and beat in ... from 9* x 13" pan. ner. nately with fruit juice first, then Hard Sauce, ... Vt teaspoon vanilla. Even kids can make'em! cream . a • • * * Wihy W orship As We Do? m m Line pans with heavy waxed pa­ Plum Pudding T T OUGHT not to be surprising that per and butter lightly. Fill pans Serves 10-12 King of the Loft almost to the top. Bake small loaf A men worship God in so many cakes for 3 to 3% hours a t 275°. 3A pound bread, crumbed ways, for there are all sorts and If P e t e r B u n h a s m l h e p i p w i t h Bake large loaf cakes 4 to 4% IY i teaspoons salt conditions of men. But within the hours a t 250°. The cakes will shrink Y i teaspoon nutmeg Protestant churches, our differences from the edges when done. I teaspoon cinnamon are not important. Essentially we Cool cakes on a wire rack, with­ Yi teaspoon cloves have much the same “pattern” of out removing the wax paper. When I cup milk, scalded worship. It will be helpful to you, cool, wrap in heavy wax paper. Y t cup brown sugar, firmly the next time you are in church, to ... packed ask, at each part of the service: 4 eggs, well beaten z w t T White Fruit Cake Why do we do this? What good does Y i cup chopped dates it do? Could it be left out without Makes 2 10-inch layers I cup currants being missed? I pound white raisins VYi cup raisins As you visit other churches I grated fresh coconut Y i cup chopped figs from time to time, take note of I pound crystalized cher­ % cup finely chopped citron any differences, not in a spirit ries Vi cup finely chopped candied of criticism b u t considering I pound crystalized p in e orange peel whether you might learn from G. I. Joe, the pigeon war hero apple Y i cup finely chopped eandied them. What do you and they who seven years ago saved the Y i pound pitted dates lemon peel have in common? lives of 1,000 British soldiers in Vi pound currants Y i pound ground suet You will agree that there are Tet v V/> Italy during World War 2, is 1 pound pecan meats Y i cup orange juice hardly any parts of a typical Chris­ examined by Otto Meyer, chief Yi pound Brazil nuts Combine crumbs, salt, spices, tian worship service which we could j a r of the pigeon breeding and train­ Yi pound blanched almonds milk and sugar. Mix well and cool. do without. We need the prayers, ing center at Fort Monmouth, Y i pound citron Stir in eggs, fruits, fruit peels, suet for in them we all pour out our N. J. G. I. Joe raced 20 miles Y i pound candied lemon peel ■and orange juice. Mix thoroughly. hearts- together before God. We in 20 minutes to cancel a sched­ 1A pound candied orange pee) Pour into two greased quart molds; need the hymns and psalms, be­ uled Allied bombing of an 114 cups butter cover with lids or double thickness cause they express the beauty and Italian village after British 2 cups sugar of waxed paper and steam four the joy of our faith; most of them ..c v RELIEF.rub in Ben-Gay. Con- troops had captured the town % teaspoon salt hours. are prayers set to music. We need F O R ^ more0f thosetwo famous ahead of schedule. the Scripture reading, because in tains up to 2 Vi methyl salicylate and men- AAA LYNN SAYS: To lard means to draw narrow it we hear the Word of God. We need Enow Cookery Terms strips of salt pork through lean the sermon, because it applies the Foxes Get Around To Follow Recipes' meat with a larding needle just for sssnsawss-A— Word of God to our own lives and u l ’ HlIcMtI SB ACHES. Dl A wild fox upset the Capitol de­ When recipes call for parboiling, that purpose. Meats which are problems. We need the offering too corum at Harrisburg, Pa., by ap­ this means that the food is cooked larded are those which are lean . . . . why? But the offering is true' pearing in shrubbery on the “hill.” briefly in water or stock, and then and need extra fat so they’ll be worship only on one condition. Do In New York, one appeared in the prepared in another manner to juicy after cooking. you know what it is? After all, the heart of the metropolitan section. complete. The term applies usually Marinating refers to the process real test of every part and variety CowtUM IMS. W TbM. tH m lii. a Cfc, I A hunter brought down a squirrel, to meat and vegetables. of letting foods stand in sauce or of true worship is: Has this ex­ only to have a fox steal it before To sear means to brown rapidly seasoning to give them flavor. It’s perience brought m a n and God his very eyes; a fox ran off with a with a' quick application of heat. used for fruits and vegetables in closer together in spirit and in golf ball, much to the chagrin of the The term is used with meats. salads, and meats before cooking. truth? divot-digger, and a band of hunters To poach means to cook very Pan broiling? Grease a heavy (Copyright by the International Coun­ r SJb w B e n - G a u briefly in hot liquid just below the skillet very lightly and cook food cil of Religions Edncation on behalf of were thoroughly nonplused to see 40 Protestant denominations. Released THE ORIGINAL BAUME ANALGESIQUE the fox they’d been chasing hitch­ boiling point. in it on top of the range. by WNU Features.) hike a ride on a truck. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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Very Confidential Before signing a receipt for his New Apparatus ATTENTION FARMERS! pay check, the young man was X A FiF Whafs Going On! handed a company form slip with the warding: “Your salary is your POULTRY LOADING personal businesi — a confidential Makes Barnacles matter — and not to be disclosed to UNIS • IN KOREA W e W ill Buy Every Thursday Morning From anybody else.” 8 A. AIL, To 11 A. M. He read it carefully, then, shield­ • III WASHIN8T0N ing the paper with his hand, wrote: CommitSuicide In Front O f E. P. Foaters Cotton Gin Y our PoAltry "I won’t mention it to anybody. • IN THE U. N. H I G H E S T M a r k e t p r i c e s p a i d I’m just as much ashamed of it as LA JOLLA. Calif.—Henry T. \ Burkey, an inventor, has developed you are.” ■ a a shocking device which causes Read SALISBURY POULTRY CO. CAN’T TRUST ’EM mussels and barnacles to commit' suicide. It may someday save ship SaKslmiy, N. C owners and seashore industries Can’t -Change WEEKLY NEWS millions a year. The apparatus is essentially a “That’s a fine youngster,” said ANALYSIS ser:es of vacuum tubes wh'ch gen­ the talkative old man to the young erate t'rn^d r-'srtr'eal pulses in mother sitting opposite him on the and be informed Th" pi'i--, too WFa1-: to eloc- train. “I hope you will bring him ° ~ 'e I' -■* —s Cl—■ '” -es. forr?«i up to be an honest, upright Ameri­ th n to s'-j V ’1 can. And who knows? Maybe some­ Tn t.!-e Crir? tb^ b r’-'^ e day he will be a second George sc’s. the curront csufss their Washington.” to snap shut. Cont'ruiag “Yes,” smiled the proud mother, The cause a muscular rc-r^n wh'>^ “but in this day and time .I’m keens thern shi’t. D?a*h occurr afraid that is going to be some­ SILER when the musse? either starves or what difficult, since*-” is unable to eliminate wastes, suc­ “Oh, nonsense,” continued the cumbs to aiito-!rtnxicat!on. man. “As the twig is bent so is Funeral Hom e Davie Record In a test all of a grouo of !Cf* the tree inclined.’’ mussels exposed to the pu^es <*i?J At this time of the year, with “I know,” agreed the mother, AND elections coining up, the air is full within two w>«ks. Seventy died within one week. “ but this twig is bent on being a c t political talk, promises, threats, girl and wey arc nclined to let it H as Been PubK shed Since 1899 warnings and other trademarks of Applie1: for Patents go at th at.” Flow er Shop The single-shelled barnacles, savs the boys who want our votes. Phone 113 S. Main St A friend of mine, who is runnins Burkey, are equally vulnerab'e. for office, solely because of public They eat by fishing about in the M ocksville, N. C. demand told me a story of wha' water with tiny feelers. Preliminary Uncle Sam Says happened to him. tests indicate that the pulses par­ Ambulance Service 51 Years He was in a small town, tackinr alyze these feelers. vp his posters to trees and lamp­ Millions cf dollars are soent an­ posts when he came across a little nually to scrape barnacles from the (irl leading a cow by a rope. The hulls of vessels ranging in size Others have come and gone-your HttIe girl was standing on her lawn from battleships to rowboats. Bur­ key says his apparatus can be and presumably v.as taking the cow county newspaper keeps going. across the street to pasture. rigged so it will not only kill bar- A* My friend, being a politician, fig­ nae'es already present but prevent Boger & Howard ured he might as well talk to the further accumulations. Sometimes it has seemed hard to little girl and give her or,? of his He has already applied for pat- cards to take to her folks. While he tents on an adaptation of the device PURE SERVICE m ake “buckle and tongue” m eet but was chatting with her, a window in designed to clear underwater pipe­ the house back of the girl opened lines. Tir s Batteries A nd Accessories soon the snn shines and again we •nd a woman said: Power plants, oil refineries and other industrial plants near the Kurfees Paints ■‘Mary, who is that man you are m arch on. O ur faithful subscribers, talking to?’ oceans use sea water for cooling “I don’t know mother,” Mary re­ machinery. The huge pipes through Corner N. Main & Gaither Sts plied. “He says he is a politician.’’ which the water is drawn quickly m ost of whom pay prom ptly, give us “Mary!” the mother screamed become lined with clogging mus­ P h o n e 80 “Come into the house at once.” sels. courage and abiding faith in our There was a pause, and the moth­ A New England power station, er yelled: he says, removes 300 tons of shell" fellow m an. "And bring the cow with you." annually from its intake lines. A San Diego plant with four-bv-eight- In the manner of your Navy—“NOW BEAR THlSP*: Yoa can build up assets Auto vs. Horse foot intake tunnels found after an W alker Funeral Home If your neighbor is not taking The inspection that the intake line was of $4,329 cash In i3 years by adopting a The auto hasn’t completely re­ single 3-step plan for saving money. AMBULANCE SERVICE placed the horse. You haven’t yet coated with two feet of mussels. BrieBy: decide In start saving now, be­ Record tell him to subscribe. The teen a bronze statue of a man sit­ This reduced its amount of salable fore you even touch your pay—save sys­ DAY OR NIGHT ting under a steering wheel. electricity by $25,000 yearly. tematically, a definite small sum each price is only $1.50 per year In the week—save automatically, enroll today P h o n e 4 8 Present Methods Expensive for the purchase of U. S. Savinfs Bonds Bride and Gloom Systems using water hot enough by the Payroll Savings Plan .vhere yon M icks ville, N C State, and $2.00 in other states. Reporter: “ Which of these two to kill the bivalves, or slaughtering work. IT’S JUST THAT SIMPLE. m en is the bridegroom?” them by heavy chlorination, have I/. S. Trtoftirr Dtportmtaf Relative of the B ride: “The proved to be extremely costly, he An Occasion amdous-lookins or.e — the cheerful says. When You Come To Town one is her father.” Office Boy: “May I have the The microscopic mussel eggs, afternoon off?” Now it the time to tub* which are fertilized while, they float Employer: “I suDpose so No scribe for The R eord. S'ishi'Cs'.™ in the water, at'-^ch themselves to doubt your grandmother ” Make Our Office Your Boss: “You just can’t ask for a some solid ofcje.'t after 44 hours. Office Boy: “How did you guess, raise like that. You must work If they find no such object, they sir? She’s making her first solo yourself up.” die. They cling by means of sticky flight." Headquarters. Employee: “I did; I’m trem­ threads and a single “foot,” which bling all over " must be protruded. Discovere-I at Last One of the many effects of the “Well, I do say," exclaimed the Deceived jolts of current is to make it old lady, tasting her first cocktail, We Are Alwavs Glad To “Has James changed much in sible for the mussels to stick this I “it is just like t’-e medicine my Ihe years he has been away?” neckline foot but. husband has been taking fo: 30 “No, but he thinks he h :s. He vears.” See You. keeps talking about what a fool he Toy Bridge Plays Iranertest I used to be.” Part in Consfrucfbn Work ! Uncle Sara Says BURST TIIK BAU3LE PRINCETON, N. J. — A toy bridge, replica nf a 312-foot sec­ tion of the S40.000.000 Delaware memorial suspension bridge under NEW MONKY P M construction near Wilmir-^t-In. is The Record has the largest white playing an important part in the YOUR OLD THINGS construction work. Taer DiawM IM M ^ The model’s dimensions are 28 Wm, Iifci IlyhTw h. feet in lent*th, 20 inches deep and 61 Im I n , U mM circulation o f any D avie paper. inches wide. It weighs 600 pounds. Every rivet snd conceit’-'r, that A VAIIT A l IH will appear in the Delaware bridge has been reproduced in detail. Construction of the 23-foot mcdei was promoted by the failure of the famous “Galloping Gertie” the ♦ FOR RENT * Tacoma Narrows suscension bridge N otice to C reditors that snapped in half in a storm. SPACE IN THIS PAPER “Galloping Gertie” could not with­ HavingquaIified as administra­ A society lady who lovea to go stand the twisting caused by the W ill Arrange To Suit wind and its uneven weight dis­ tors of the estate of Mrs. Cora B. “slumming” dropped into a Eowery Vogler, deceased, late of Davie GOOD NEIGHBORS—PRICES TO rathskeller one evening sporting a tribution. pendant the size of a billiard ball. So far the construction of the I Countv, N orth Carolina, notice is FIT >'OUR BUSINESS A bar-fly tapped her on the shoul­ model and the tests have cost Yoar “Uncle Sam” Is proud to joio hereby given to all persons hold­ der and whispered, “If I was you, $4,000. The miniature is subjected in saluting our youngest business men— ing claims against the said estate, to various loads which oroduce the newspaperhoys. These young men, to present them to the undersign­ lady, I’d have that lanced.” 500,000 of them, are demonstrating the twisting. Engineers then alternate ed on or before Sept. 18,1951, or the system of horizontal bracings principal requirements for success— Divine B'ow ambition, Initiative, enterprise, Indus* this notice will be plead in bar of i The roof of a certain kirk was to determine which give the great­ try and thrift. In addition to giving in* * est stiffness. The stiffer the span their recovery. AU persons in­ L E T U S D O * in need of repairing, but the lead­ valuable aid to peacetime Savings debted to the said estate, are re­ * is. the less will be the tendency to Bonds Drives, they are also investing * ing elder could not be convinced quested to make prompt payment. * that such was the case. At a meet­ rotate. Tests indicate that by using their earnings in IL S. Savings Bonds. "NOW tE T ’S ALL BUY BONDS." This the 18th day of Sept. 1950. ing convened to consider the mat­ j braces across both the top and bot- ! tom, stiffness can be increased U S. Tnatury Oirvfm ntf EDWARD E VOGLER, YOUR JOB PRINTING ter a lump of plaster descended about 20 times. ; I on this elder’s head. When he had NAYLOR VOGLER, i recovered from the shock be rose The Delaware bridge was begun Admrs. of Mrs. Cora B. Vogler. * and said: in 1949 and is scheduled for com­ Advance, N. C. “I am now convinced that the pletion next summer. Located in • Administratrix’ NoticeJ W e can save you m oney roof must be redone immediately. the southern end of the New Jersey i : turnpike, the 2,150-foot suspended Having qualified as Adminis­ * In fact I’ll give five pounds my­ IptacwaoesEKKatsasBeBsrsss' * self!” I span will be the fifth largest such tratrix of ihe estate of Hugh Clay­ o n y o u r bridge in the world. t Upon which the minister closed ton Gregory, deceased, late o f * his eyes and prayed fervently: Davie County, North Carolina, m m * F % ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, •* "Oh, Lord, hit him again!” Chess Game Ufiinterrimfed this is to notify all persons hav­ * As Firemen Battle Blaze ing claims against die estate to * p i Time To Go NEW YORK—Even a fire could exhibit them to the undersigned i ABE STATEM ENTS, POSTERS, BILL i at Clemmons, N. C., on or be* He (after long silence, looking not budge the chess players. Fif­ \ Y Q U I t 'I \ at elock)—“Is that an eight day teen of them were playing at a fore the 28th day of October, HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. clock?” midtown chess and checker em­ 1951, or this notice will be plead­ porium. She (very bored)—“Well, why ed ih brr of their recovery. AU R l G H T I j M t - aoi stay a little longer and And *n rushed an alarmist, crying. persons indebted to said estate 'Patronize your home newspaper “Gentlemen, there’s a fire on the • ■t ! ” please make immediate payment. ij ... as an IinierIcar.? roof.” No one looked up from the This October 17, 1950. boards. k T JF 1It ) and thereby help build up your Let ’Er Poor ‘Gentlemen, there’s a fire on the LEONA A. GREGORY, Administratrix of the Estate of Our little nephew, city-born and roof.” the alarmist repeated. Fire­ j* a home town and county. bred, went to the barn with the men raced through the room with Hugh Clayton Gregary, dec’d. GOOD ClfIZEi * hose. Clemmons, N. C. * hired man at milking time. Eager­ ft ly setting a bucket under a cow. “Don’t disturb the board, mis­ Elledge and Browder p a serios cl 10 arUcUs I he yelled at the top of his voice, ter,” a player called to a fireman P .O . Box 1157, * “O K., plug her in! I’m ready for a.s he moved his bishop. The fir* W inston-Salem, N. C. THE DAVIE RECORD. the milk to start!” was extinguished in 10 minutes. , « -* Attotneys for Administratrix T h e Davie Record

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Alternatives NEWS OF LONG AGO. W len Rrc /,00A Father; Now I want an explana­ Seen Along Main Street tion and I want, the truth. t • Bv Thp Street Rambler. Dexter: Which do you want? You ARE THE RAINMAKERS What Was Happening In Da­ can’t have both. i e OOOOOO H e a v e n w a r d ALL WET? vie Before Parking'Weters ' Mrs. W ebb Murray pushing ba- Rev. Walter E. IseDhmir, High Point. R 4 Sobriety Test And Abbreviated Skirts. bv buggy and little sleeping daugh­ It pavs to look heavenward. Our DREW PEARSON Judge: “ How do you know he ter up Main street—Miss Sarah (Davie Record, Nov. 2 3 , 1 9 2 7 ) eyes should continually be uplifted. was drunk?” Ruth Eaton looking at lovely dia' God Is still on His throne in the Officer: “Well, he shook the Dispels the Clouds Mocksvllle seed cotton, 8 c. clothes tree and then started to m ond ring—Miss Peggy Cline do­ heavens and answers prayer. His JEST W. H. Hobson, of Salisbury, feel around the floor for some Around the Question ing some Christmas shopping on love and grace will consteantly apples.” was in town Thursday. chilly day—Mrs. C. F. A rndt and flow downward into our hearts INHIS M. B. Bailey, who lives in the little son shopping in gift shop— minds, souls and spirits If we look Pleasant Dreams JESTIN' classic shades of Iredell, was In Mrs. A: “ Does your husband WASHINGTON Yadkinfarmer trying to get cotton unto Him, sincerely pray, and de­ “Bully” News town one day last week. talk in his sleep?” MERRY-GO-ROUND check cashed after banking hours Attorneys Frank Hanes and I, voutly worship Him. Hallelujah! Mrs. B: “No, and it’s so exasper­ A cub reporter rushed back from —Mrs. I. D. Furches doing some He delights to bless us and make ating: he just grins.” C. Wallace, of Winston Salem, and the livestock show he had been as­ This Week pre-Christmas shopping—Dr. R. us a blessing wbsn we keep our signed to cover. Walter E. Brock, of Asheboro, Enforced Silence P. Anderson and Mayor John Dur­ were among the out-of-town law, affections upon Him and the things “Say. why do they call our lan­ “I’ve got the perfect news story,” guage the mother-tongue?” he told the city editor. ham walking down M ain street— yers here last week. that are ennobling. "Because the father so seldom “Man, calm down,” said the edi Miss Florence Corriatzer shopping We are indeed living in a fallen W. T. Davwalt1 of Kappa, was gets a chance to use it.” tor. “What happened?” in dime store—Miss Claire W all world. Sin and wickedness is “Well,” replied the reporter, “a in town last week on his way home buying postage stamps—Miss A nn everywhere present. Tbe spirit of Wait and See bull threw a Congressman.” Our County And from Winston-Salem where he had Patient—“Can this operation be Poston taking tim e off for refresh­ evil and batred is manifest among carried tobacco. Mr. Daywalt got performed safely, doctor?” WRONG HOSTAGE ments in drug store —M rs. George all nations. The devil leads the Doctor—“That, my dear sir, is an average of more than 3 2 cents a Social Security Hendricks carrying hands full of masses. He controls them. The just what we are about to discov­ pound, and said good tobacco was er.” packages across M ain street—Mrs, awful ravages of war have de­ Bv W . K. W hite. Manager. bringing a fair price. W illiam Roberts doing some early stroyed unknown billions of dollar's Overcharged Most of you know bv now that Capt. M. J. HoIthouser had the Christmas shopping in Sanford’s worth of property. War still rages Doctor—“I have to report, sir, the Amendments to the Social misfortune to get two of his fi gers that you are the father of triplets.” Department Store—Fletcher Click Our surroundings are mostly ad Security Act passed in August of cut off with a wood saw last Wed Politician—“Impossible! I’ll de­ taking time off for a hair cut — verse. It is easv indeed to be­ mand a recount.” this year made sweeping changes. nesdav afternoon. The saw outfit Miss Jessie Libby Stroud looking come discouraged, and even to find In fact, the changes were so sig­ caught on fire and Mr. Holthonser at costume jewelry in Davie Dry He was High nificant that we are now referring wa trying to get it farther awav ourselves gloomy and blue, as we Bobbie: “I saw something last to Social Security as “Your New Goods display window—Mrs, Bob from ths house when the accident behold our envirement. night I couldn’t get over.” Chuck: “What was it?” Benson waiting for theatre to open Life here'is a battle. We wrestle Social Security.” occurred. Bobbie: “The moon.” —Miss Hilda Markham carrying against prlnciplities and powers Most persons age 65 or over, Col. W. K. Clement was carried pair of boots down Main street— He Hears Wrong who were not eligible for pay­ to Long’s Sanatorium, Statesville, that would utterly defeat-us, wreck Little Effie, the minister's dauvlv Vaden Allen sitting in barber us, soul and body, and destroy the The inspector was extremely an­ ments under the old law are able Thursday to undergo treatment. ter, was in her father’s study: chair reading morning paper— human family in hell. We fight noyed by the amount of noise com- to qualify under the Amendments Colonel Clement has been in bad “Father, does God tell you what ing from the adjoining room while Mona Jo Siler talking about foot­ against disease, against bodily and to w rite?" because the requirements have health for the past month and be. he made his rounds of the ball game—Jack Boger and Miss “Yes Dear.” been lowered; survivors of wage came much worse last week. His spiritual enemies We toil for a school. Unable 'o sicnd it longer, “Then why do you scratch out he opened the tit. >r Leving one boy Julia James raising awning in front livelihood. The wasting agencies so m uch?” earners who have died since Aug- friends hope for him a speedy re. taller than the others and talking of drug store—Knox Johnstone of time surround us. There is so ugt; 1950, are eligible to draw ben­ coverv. a great deal, he grabbed him by wearing big overcoat up Main Stronger Argument efits if the deceased had worked Oscar Lee Madden, of States, much to worrv us. tire us. wear us. the collar, dragged him to anothei Dazed motorist (regaining con­ room and stood him in the corner. street—Mrs. James Kelly motor­ exhaust ns. Time chisels its fur in jobs covered by social security ville, and Miss Myrtle Allen, dan sciousness)—“I had the right of “Now you stand there and be ing around the square—Three cos- rows upon our brows. We suffer way.” for a minimum of approximately ghter of Mr. fohn Allen, of near quiet till I tell you to go back to motologists shopping around in along life’s journey. Discourage­ Bystander—“Yeah, but he had a your room!” the exasperated school a year and a half since 1937; and Fork Church, were united In mar­ truck.” inspector commanded. dime shop—Helen Poston and ment meets ns right on the hill­ numerous other changes. How­ riage in the Register of Deeds of­ A quarter-hour later a small head Lena Cornatzer wending their tops of victory. It met Elijah and MIGHT HAVE BEEN A HARP ever, one im portant change which fice in this city Wednesday morn­ appeared around the door and a way to city library—Mrs. James set him into the wilderness and small, quivering voice asked, most persons as vet don’t realize ing, with Rev. E. M. Avett per. "Please, sir, may we have our York feeding monev into parking laid him under the juniper tree. pertains to Veterans of World forming the marr’age ceremony. teacher back now?” m eter—Miss Flossie M aitin carry­ God had to give him a special War II. It is now possible for The happy couple left immediately ing Blum’s almanac down Main visitation in order to send him More Fictionary survivors of W orld W ar II Veter­ after the marriage for their home street—Duke W hittaker rushing forth again on his jonrnev through ACCORDION: A musical instru­ ans to be eligible for social secur­ in Statesville. ment ,invented by a man while tell­ into drug store and rushing out this world that he might continue ity pavments even though the Ve­ Frank R. Brown, of Salisbury, ing about the fish that got away. again—Miss Danny Bailey stand­ to be a blessing. TEARS: Glum drops. teran never had a social security was tried last week for forgerv and ing on ladder in jewelry store— COSMETICS: I’cach preserves. nfimber and never worked in jobs embezzlement connected with the Ob. the nacessity of looking np. W ayne MerreII sitting on stool in WOMEN: The weeper sex. covered bv social security. This Perpetual Building and Loan As Sunshine and moonlight comes GENTLEMAN: A wolf with pa­ cafe drinking cup of hot coffee— tience. is true because the new Amend­ sociatlon in Salisbury. Brown was from above. Love, godliness, peace Foster sisters shopping in dime ments give the Veteran credit of sentenced to not less than ’ seven joy. and salvation In all its fullness shop - Kermit Smith looking over Prices Are High $160 per month for each month nor more than 1 0 years In the comes from above. It looks bet Americans are people who feel new holiday ties in men’s shop. of military service between Sept. State penitentiary. He was given ter, brighter, lovelier, holier and rich because they charge one an­ other so much. 16, 1943, and July 24, 1947- 3 0 da vs to arrange his business af far more uplifting and encourag- D on’t hesitate to inquire. To do fairs before beginning his sentence. when we look beaveuward. The Beatitude Aller a week in the hospital for so may cause you to lose benefits. Mrs. Emma Griffin, of Winstont devil doesn’t wan’t us to look haav- examination and observation, an Blessed is the husband who is A representative of this office Salem, and Miss Rose Owen, of enward, and does all he can to pre­ aged woman cornered a neighbor unhandy. He reads the newspapers one day and told him the results while his neighbors are fixing their will be in MocksvilIe again on this city, who teaches in Winston vent it, but let’s look np to God, of her experience. Her heart was lawnmowers. Nov. 22nd, at the court house, Salem, were victims of a had auto - 1 to heaven, In spite of the devil and the worst the doctors had ever ex­ second floor, at 12:30 p. m., and mobile wreck Saturday morning, all the demon force of earth and amined; her kidneys were ruined; UNWRITTEN, BUT TRAGIC her liver shot; her stomach in a on the same Sate in Cooleemee, which occurred between the Twin hell. The spirit of heaven comes terrible condition, etc., etc. at the old Band Hall, over Led­ City and High Point. The ladles down to greet onr souls when we “Before I could get away from ford’s Store, at 11a. m. were passengers on a Camel City look up and sincerely commune her," said the neighbor to a friend later, “I’d listened to a complete bus, which ran off the hard surface with God and worship Him in the organ recital.” road and turned over. Mrs. Grif beauty of holiness. fin was seriouslv injured and was He Won’t Ax Again Tramp — “Can you oblige me DAVIE DRIVE-Ih carried to the Baptist Hospital in with something to eat?” the Twin-Citv, where she remain® Uncle Sam Housewife—“Go ' to the wood­ in a critical condition. Miss Owen shed and take a few chops.” THEATRE received only slight bruises and Strange Request Mocksville Salisbury Highway was able to return to her home PROTECT The filling station man had fin­ here. Mrs. Griffin is a former re­ ished wiping the windshield. The young mothei who was driving the Wednesday and Thursday Playwright Charles MacArthur BIG SAVINGS on sident of this city, and was on her automobile asked, “Would you was once hired by a Hollywood stu­ Nov. 22nd and 23rd way to visit her brother in Colo­ mind going over Junior’s face?” ROUND TRIP PARES dio to rewrite the first half of a “GREAT LOVER” rado when the aecfdent happened. script. While he was engaged ir: You save an extra 10% or William H. Smith died Monday. No Time to Smile this task, shooting began on the Bob Hope & Rhonda Fleming m ore each w a y on every second half. Greyhound Round-Trip N ov. 1 4 th, at the home of his dan. Doctor, “Do you smile at your ONE CARTOON troubles as I advised you?” The first scene showed the hero­ ticket! Ask about the big Fall ghter, Mrs. C. M McKinney, at Patient: “Yes. and the boss ine crying hysterically over some­ Friday and Saturday Round-Up of all kinds of Farmington, aged 6 3 years. Tb' I warned me three times to wipe thing that had previously taken trips, tours, special features! place. Her sobbing was so paihelic funeral services were held Tuesday that silly grin off my face and Nov. 24th and 25th A FIW EXAMPLES YOUR COUNTRY to get to work.” that even the director was touched. afternoon at 3 o'clock and the body and YOURSELF “Good heavens i” he said to Mac- DOUBLE FEATURE There are hundreds mere laid to rest in Rose cemetery with Arthur. “What happened to make “BELLS OF CAPISTRANO” One Round Disgruntled Wife her cry like that?' Masonic honors. Mr. Smith is sur­ “Is your husband fond of cling- I “How should I know?” growled Gene Autry Also ' W ay Trip vived by one son and two daugh­ SAVIKGS BONDS ing gowns?” > the writer. “I haven’t written that “MONEY MADNESS” New York, N.Y. $11.25 $20,25 p art yet.” Washington. D.C. 7,20 13.00 ters, one brother and two sisters. “Yes, he likes them to cling to , Hugh Beaumont S l F ra n c e s me about five years.” j Detroit 14.20 25.60 Lr. Smith lived in Mocksville for It ts time for evet y American to ask SUre Sign R a fferty Charleston, S. C. ' 5.50 9.90 himself what he can do to help keep his manv years, and was held In higb Needle Society Tessie: “When did you first know ONE CARTOON Charleston. W. Va. 7.05 12.70 esteem by a host of friends. country strong and free. There is much A ladies' sewing circle is a gath­ you loved me?” to be done for here's what wo must do Tommie: “When I began to get Charlotte, N. C, 1.40 2.65 Davie Superior court came to a to support our defense forces and to ering in which more husbands ara darned tha” socks mad at people who said you were M onday and I uesday Philadelphia. Pa. 9.00 16.25 close Saturday afternoon. Among end aggression in the world: Produce brainless and homely.” Norfolk, Va. 5.95 10.75 the cases disposed of were: Mi®® the materials and equipment needed N o v . 2 8 th a n d 2 9 th for defense; raise the money to pay the Colnmbia. S. C. 3.60 6.50 Charlotte Foster vs R. J. Reynol 1 cost of increased defense efforts; do all T r a d e V f i t h T h e I “I REMEMBER MAMA” Kaleigb, N. C. 2.95 5.35 Tobacco Co ; judgment for $ 1 0 — we can to prevent inflation. Buying Delayed Justice Ted: “That Brown youngster, Irene Dunne S l Edger Bergen (P lus U. S. Tax)?* 0 0 0 for plaintiff; Jordan vs Jordan U. S. Savings Bonds helps do all of on the next street, stole my son’s WILKINS DRUG CO. divorce granted; Ayers vs Ayer® these. Enrolling for the Payroll Sav­ M e r c h a n t s ONE CARTOON ings Plan where you work means you bicycle.” P h o n e 21 divorce granted; G. G. Walker v>- are providing for your own financial Ned: “Why don’t you make R. A. Neely, money demand, judg security and at the same time helping Vfho Advertise In him return it?” AU Shows Start At Dusk raent by consent; Fred Lanier v- your country. THAT IS SOMETHING Ted: “I’m going to—I’m just EVERYONE CAN l>0. GREYHOUN R. A. Neely, money demand, jude U. 5- IfBOiUiy DBpartmtnt waiting until his father fixes it.” Space Reserved For Trucks ment by consent. The Davie Record THE DAYlE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

- W f f f t t y NCWS ANALYSIS- TITO: Without Conditions CLASSIFIED Most Americans have no illusions T u b Attempt Made to Kill President; about Premier Tito of Yugoslavia. DEPARTMENT He is a Communist who has fallen into disgrace with Russia and the AUTOS, TRUCKS & A CCESS. C o s t Master Defense Plan for Enrope Cominform countries. FOR SALE—Demonstrator refrigerated In its n 26-foot trailer and tractor. Trailer is all However, millions of his people Inlernational Umfono aluminum and has never carried a pay tuberculos face starvation because of a drought Sunday School Lweona load. Box 939» Montgomery, Alabama. losis Ass Reportedly Agreed on by A llies P h o n e 3-3574.______in Yugoslavia. When he asked for By PR. KENNETH J- FOREMAN continues Rain-Making Works American aid, we gave it to him. B U S IN E SS & INVEST. OPPOB. for funds SCRIPTURE: Psalm 50:10-12; Proverbs its progra HAT artificial rain-making can {EDITOR’S NOTE: When opinions are expressed in these columns, they are those of -Americans who had expected 3:5-9: Mark 12:38-44; I Corinthians 16: 41Comc at once—make your offer.” W Western Newspaper Union’s news analysts and not necessarily of this newspaper.) nothing in return were surprised 1*5; II Corinthians 9:1-8; Fhillppians 4:10- TRUCK STOP RESTAURANT research do to the far west staggers 20. 4 TABLES—10 Stools. Long lease. U.S. #1 the natio when Tito made a speech that DEVOTIONAL READING: James 2:14- Highway location. Concessions pay help the imagination. It can make this praised the United States and pro­ cable dise area bloom like a Garden of Eden. a n d re n t. vided the best propaganda the West ARTHUR MULLINS PURE OIL The sto It can throw Secretary of Agricul- MANCHURIA RESTAURANT has had in years in its battle against South Florida's Farming Capitol this coun ture Brannan’s crop program out ______Homestead. Florida Russia and her satellites. Cheerful Giver battle aga of balance. Or it could take rain Tito declared that as a result of DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC. m ore than away from other areas and make talks with U. S. officials “it will be Lesson for November 26, 1950 United St them deserts. LARGE Sclcction Beautiful Hounds. 10- possible to get all we need: Wheat day trial. Tree Hounds S30; Fox Hounds Christra A brief sample of what rain- and sugar, that, and other goods in $25: Rabbit Hounds S20. Part-trained making can do occurred at Prosser, 1J1AKE a good look at a piece of hounds $15. Wilbur Harmon, Norwood order to feed whole districts which * money. Let it be in any form Park, Peoria, Illinois.______Wash., where Leo Horrigan, a big are damaged thoroughly by the wheat rancher, hired Dr. Irving O HOIMK'ONG * I at all;^“hard money,” “folding ^ vO'hUICNON, f V drought.” money,” a check, GOCXER PUPPIES Frick, of the water resources de­ Then he added, “I can here open­ velopment board of Pasadena, a money order, And grown dogs. Stud service by son ^ J ^ O n'iONC ly say that the American govern­ scrip,—anything you Calif., to seed the clouds at the T1UNIAH ment did not impose any condi­ of Champion, Jay’s Honey Boy. time his wheat needed it most. tions.” can shove across a As a result, Horrigan’s crop, pre­ counter and buy 7 . 1. GAUOEL SlNAM JV As if that wasn’t enough, he added something with. Let 1323 Hanover Street viously estimated at 8 to 10 bushels CHONGCHOM a punch line, "I think—and I told Phone 3-182* Raleigh, N.C. per acre, shot up to 20 bushels per Japan this to their people when they asked us say it is your acre. His total yield was increased Y ellow PYONGYANG $00 own money, and me what I thought—that it is useful FARM MACHINERY & E Q U IP . By by half a million bushels. Sea for the American government to that you earned it Scientific seeding of the clouds yourself. Just take USED portable electric cotton stacker, TJORY C NORTH show in practice that it is ready to Dr. Foreman lift 8 ft. 6 inches. 4 might make unnecessary expensive help other people rather than issu­ a look at that piece Yale Lift King, 30 gasoline Ford trade, broke

CHRISTMAS SEALS UST WHK'S M ade It It's Easy to Make This A firm of shipowners wired one ANSWBt ^ Useful Handsome Desk of their captains: “Move heaven IENT Tuberculosis Is Nation's Most CROSSWORD PUZUE and earth; get here on Friday.” EIDOQ EJlIiQQ Ju st a s they w ere becoming very oman uhqq ACVKSS. ACROSS DOWN 21. Cut, as anxious, they got the reply: Costly Communicable Disease LiEJQHQ QDQQQ “Raised hell and arriving Thurs­ i';'rir.ornled Tti ltc nA V dinit 1*\r%++1 a HhmImaO I. Tibetan I . The mom* g rass QQQ BDQ QQ :!it is all In its never-ending battle against day.” n pay tuberculosis, the National Tubercul- priest In g sta r 22. To anchor □ □ □ □ L i ClQ QQD ■r>. Alabama. 6- Father 2. Sayin gs 24. Pause QQD QQQD losis Association again this year QCIQDQ QDQEiQ continues its sale of Christmas seals 9. L east whole 3. Coin, as 27. R iver number money . (S co t.) QQDD a n a |. o p ro n . for funds with which to carry on 0 E1H HQdDQClE WHEH SLEEP WON’T 10. Ebctemal 4. Garret 29. Mark of QCI HQQ QHQ • offer,*' its program of education, medical OUT-TB seed 5. Ailance wagon \\ IiANT research and rehabilitation against DQdQd QQUDlJ -M'. V.S. -I covering- step wheel □U Q Q QQQQ COME AHD YOU •' pay help the nation’s most costly communi­ 11. Scarcely 6. SkiU 30. N o t deep □ □ □ □ CJQHH 1 MnMCNDlMlfS cable disease. enough 7. M usical 31. Composi­ FEEL GIUM IiK OIL The story of Christmas seals in NO. 77 12. A ste p instrum ent tions tor Use Chewing-Gum Laxative— CapUot this country is the story of the 14. Sloth 8. Foreign three 42. Prussian battle against a disease that takes 15. A pex 11. R iver (F r.) 33. N oah's boat city REMOVES WASTE... NOT GOOD FOOD ETC. more than 40,000 lives a year in the 17. B om 13. Property 35. Chart 45. Land- • When yon can't sleep—feel Just awful United States. 18. O ften (L.) 36. Entertain measures because you need a laxative —do as Christmas seals have been sold (p oet.) 16. Kettle 37. A candle 46. Sheltered MILLIONS dO — CbeW rBEN-A-MINT. 19. Sailor 38. Capital o f side vzen-a-m xnt is wonderfully different! i:. yonvcod 20. D ining Desk Matches Shelf Units Doctors say many other laxatives start hall o fa ,!sla n g ) B ulgaria 48. Anger their “flushing’* action too soon... right college TT IS EASY to make this desk, In the stomaehp Large doses of such lax* • 2 S 4 S 4 7 8 A N D USE 23. Close to also unit E in the upper sketch atlves upset digestion, flush away nour­ 25. Also ishing food you need for health and 9 WsIO with pattern 272. Units A and B energy... you fe$l weak, worn out. by son 26. Blundered IV/, But gentle feen-a-m int, taken as rec­ are made with pattern 270; C with 1k\v. CHRISTMAS 28. Defeat Wa m ommended. works chiefly In the lower i W/ 271. Patterns include actual-size 32. Bodyof > 1 2 bowel where U removes only waste* not water cutting guides for the curved good food I You avoid th a t weak* tired feeling. Use feen-a-m int and feel. i ft* >4 •5 i1« 17 shelves. Price of patterns is 25c 34.1. River fine, full of IifeI 25«. S0 <, o r only I U * tItiffiKSCRE I11 for several months W a d e S O n Saturday before the election ing at Concord at 11 o’clock. Se­ cond and Fourth Sundays at 7 p. and is a patient at an Austin, President Truman predicted that “On The Square” M r. a iin . Texas hospital. Mr. W ooten is a there would be a big Democratic M r s . W I Second and Fourth Sundays, half-brother of T. A. VanZant; of landslide on Nov. 7th, Mr. Tru­ T u e s d a ; Preaching at Liberty at II o’clock, Route I. He has many friends in man had to take a fi^e day cruise and First and Third Sundays at Davie whq are always glad to see fa ll sh on his luxurous ship to get over ' 7 p . m . him . He is 85 years old, and made H o te l the effects of the Republican land . G. W. FINK, Pastor. the trip here by bus. M r . a slide which occurred. C h a r io t This is the season of the year w e e k in “when the frost is on the p-impkin a n d M r and the fodder in the shock.” Up O s s ie . to this good hour no one has W inter Specials M isse dumped a pumpkin, a turkey or a jug of locust beer in our office. W o o d i Looks like we are going to have a Boy’.* 8 Oz Overalls $1.98 t h e w e lean Thanksgiving day. Such is p a r e n ts life in a country ne« snaper office. Men’s Flann* I Shirts 1 9 8 OIFX STORE S m ith The Record is not carrying big Men’s Sweat Shirts . - - 1 4 8 G a it advertisements everv week beg­ C h a rle s ging the Davie County peop'e to Hanes Union Suits • 1 9 9 r o n e v s leave the county to purchase their w e e k a clothing, shoes, ladies and misses Men’s Work Pants - 2.98 New Line Of Greeting Cards w av th wearing apparel, furniture, glass, F o r d D silverware, etc. W e are trying to M^n’s Hunting Pants 3.95 help build up our town and coun­ For Every Occasion M rs . ty by urging our people to - trade Wolverine Gloves 1 3 9 b e e n a with their home merchants. S ta ie sv Zelon Jackets - 3.95 n o u s o Tomorrow is Thanksgiving day. Boy’s Shirts WE HAVE IN STOCK w e n t s Despite wars and rumors of wars, 1 3 9 r e tu r n Fair Deal and high prices, the Beautiful 32 Piece Set of China for - - $8 50 citizens of our land have much to See Our Bali Band Rubber M iss be thankful for. The various or­ Complete Line Sheaffer’s Fountain Pens From C le m e phanages in North Carolina are N a n c y asking for cash donations to help F o o t W e a r $3.75 to $12.50 a n ’s care for the thousands of orphan s p e n d i children that they are caring for. Men’s Dress Shirts - - $2.39 Sheaffer’s Pen and Pencil Sets - , - $14.00 d a y s v Make a liberal donation this week M r . to the omhanage of vour choice. Sweatees, Ladies and Men’s 1.98 Matching Sets of Costume Jewelry From c h ild r Give according to vour means as O a k R the Lord has blessed and prosper* Men’s Corduory Sport Coats 13.95 $9 50 to $32.50 a n d M e d y o u . Boy's Corduroy Sport Coats 6.95 a w a v t Elgin Watches From - - $?9.75 to $71 50 M issis FFA Orders Pines v ille S Shoes For Entire Family This Year Better Than Ever Before We Can Offer You Your A Q r f* , tf* I f i / ) / ) The Farmington F.F.A. Chapter Choice In WESTCLOX ALARMS. Priced F.om - $6.00 tO %plU.UU T h o n.embers have made application A Comp’ete Line Of Pi**ce Goods n e a r for 15,000 pine seedlings to be set d a y bv on their farms. These pines will BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF Prints, Woolens AndCotton Flannels w h e r e be set on land that can’t be cult ', H o lla vated, such as gully land, hillsides Gift Jewelry, Diamonds, Pearls Bracelet?, Lockets, m ig ra t and land that can’t be used for Get Ready For Thanksgiving Ring?, Silverware, Ronson Cigarette Lighters, t h e fa anything else. The following boys h a s b have ordered pines: Watch Chains, Watch Bands, Table Lamps $4.95 s a w o J. C Caudle, 1,000; B. L. Triv SSot Gun Shells and Rifle Cartridges ette, 500; lames Phillips, 1,000; H u­ A r bert Boger, 6C0; Ike W hite, 1,200; Buy Them Now a t R e Bill Smith, 2,300; Carl Lawrence, DO YCUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY 3,000; Clarence Eaton, 500; Sher- C h u r riil Brinkley, SOC; Lewis Booe, 500; o f E r Elmer Allen, 500; Edward Beck, MocksvJle Cash Store o r, R 2,000; ohnnv Boger, 600; James e a c h Spei-r, 500. “The Friendly Store” C. J. Angell Jewelry Co. in g . These forest tree seedlings are C o u r t distributed to the F.F.A. members Phone 60 On The Square through the courtesy of the Pulp- Geo. R. Hendricks, Mgr. p . m . wood Industry ot North Carolina. tim e , GRADY BECK, Reporter. d ia lly I

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THE DAVIE RECORD. Mr-'and Mrs-P«*Y Hood, and Mr. and Mrs. J. R.. Flowers, of In The Navy J. P.'Newman Telephone 300 Southern Bank Bldg. Mocksville, N. C. Charlotte, were week end guests Oldest Paper In The County Dr. E. A. Eckerd, who has oper­ Funeral services for James P. of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Junker. ated a dental parlor here for the Newman, 58, of Winston-Salem, DR. RAMEY F. KEMP, CHIROPRACTOR No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ads who died Wednesday, were held past three years, has been called Mrs. J. W Hill returned Thurs- at the home Thursday afternoon X-RAY LABORATORY ‘daynight from Kinston, where into service, and reported for duty at 3 o’clock, and the body laid to NEWS AROUND TOWN. she spent two weeks at the bed­ at Paris Island, S. C., last Wed-j rest in Salem cemetery, Hours: 9:30-12:30 2:30-5:30 Closed Saturday 2:30 side of her uncle, who has been nesdav Dr. Eckerd has a rank o f1 Surviving are the wife, the for­ Mrs. O. R. Allen, of near Farm­ mer Miss Annie Hall Baity, Monday, W ednesday and Friday Evenings—6:30 to 8:30 ill f o r so m e tim e . Lieutenant, j. g. in the U . S. Navy. daughter of Mrs. J. I . Baity and ington, was in town shopping Mrs. Eckerd and little daughter the late M r. Baity, of this city, two W e d n e s d a y . I Mrs. Harley Sofley, was carried will remain in this city for the daughters, one grand-daughter, ' to Rowan Memorial Hospital early present. The Recordf is sorry to one sister and one brother. Mrs. A. J. Anderson, of Route I last week for treatment. Mrs. lose Lieut. Eckerd, and hopes he 2, returned home last week from | Sufley has been ill for the past will return to Mocksville when a visit to relatives at Greensboro. An Appreciation j several weeks. Her friends hope he receives his discharge from the W e wish to extend our sincere Mr. and Mrs. John Hodge, of for her an early recovery. Navv. He has made many friends thanks to all of our friends and SPiNET PIANOS Lexington, spent one day last week since coming to our town. I Fiddlers’ Convention at Court­ neighbors for the -many acts of in town with Miss Lillie Meroney kindness shown us during the ill­ ney High School auditorium Sat­ C ornatzer-Stroud ness and after the death of our Subscribe or renew your sub­ urday night, Nov. 25, tor benefit husband and father. May the GRAND PIANOS scription to The Record and get a of Oxford Orphanage. MusicSby Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ray Cor- Lord bless each of you, is our p ra y e r. P H O N E 7923 1951 Blum’s Almanac free. the best string bands. Admission natzer of this city, announce the Mrs. W . L. Dixon and Children. 35 and 50 cents. Come out and engagement of their daughter, Miss Letty Jean Fostsr, a stu­ help a worthy cause. Florence Foster, to David Roscoe Pink McKnight, of Advance, R. dent at Greensboro College, will I, was in town last week and JESSE G. BOW EN M USIC CO. R. B. Sanford, who underwent Stroud, Jr., of Mocksville and spend Thanksgiving with her par­ Philadelphia, son of Mr. and Mrs. brought us a watermellon and a a major operation at Rowan Mem­ bag of turnips to brighten our e n ts . David Roscoe Stroud, of this city. orial Hospital about ten days ago, Thanksgiving. Many thanks, Mr. High Grade Pianos Mrs. Carl E. Fitchett. of Dunn, is getting along nicely, . his many P in k . is spending some tim e in this city, friends will be glad to learn. AU D aniel-Riddle the guest of her daughter, Mrs. are hoping for him an early and Hammond Organs Mrs. John S. Daniel, of Mocks- Robert Hall. complete recovery. WANT ADS PAY. ville, announces the engagement 217 W. 5th St. Wsnston-Salem, N. C.. Rev. J. P. Davis and Mrs. W alt­ Mrs. Joe Patner, Mr. and Mr-. of her daughter, Betty Jean, to LOST—Red Bone Hound Male er H. Dodd spent three days last Arch Patner and little son Jimmy, Donald Rich Riddle, son of Mr. Dog. InornearAdvance. Reward and Mrs Oscar Riddle, Advance, GILMER HEGE, week in Durham attending the and Miss Rose Ann Patner, of ^ e r ' :-.a St Lexington, R. I. Baptist State Convention. Wilkes-Barre, Pa., will arrive in Route I. The wedding will take this city today to spend Thanks­ place Dec. 17th. FOR SALE—8 MM' Movie Pro­ Misses Colean Smith and Ma­ jector. Also English Ford 1949 giving with Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. m , sedan. About 15 White New rion Horn, students at W ake For­ Holthouser and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Serving in Navy ! I m est College, will spend Thanks­ Zealand rabbits and several hutch­ Patner, Jr. es. SAM HOWARD, John Q. Coble, seaman, USN, giving with their parents. ' B. & H. Pure Oil Station Leary Craven, a flour salesman m m - s o n o f M t. and Mrs. Addison Co-' P h o n e 80. PETER LINO I people Misses Carol Johnstone and for Mocksville Flour Mills, suffer­ ble, of Route 4, Mocksville, is ser-J comedian: "I FOR SALE—Full IinT"of Mas- wbac mildness means\ VAoie CIarabel LeGrand, students at ed a sprained back '’and severe ving with the Adantic Fleet’s sey-Harris farm machinery, such madethe 30-Day Tesi \ Salem College, will arrive home bruises Thursday near Charlotte, Mine Division Two, aboard the as tractors, combine, mowers, today for the Thanksgiving holi­ when the 1950 Chevrolet he was destroys r minelayer USS Shannon' harrows, etc. Call and look over oinoke Cooie'* Smot» - , i days. driving, was sideswiped by a truck Mine Division Two, composed this new machinery. and automobile, and completely of four ships similar to the Shan­ J. FRANK HENDRIX. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Andrews, Mocksville, Route 3. m demolished. M r. Craven was able non, is on a good-will tour of the Sk than « • * * • Jr., of Wake Forest, will arrive L i ' u to return home after the accident. M editerranean. The first port visi­ KYLE MacDONNELLf here today to spend the Thanks­ of television: "I smoke ted on the tour was Aranci, on miidCamcls. They agree giving holidays with M r. and Mrs. wicb my throat! Calvin Ray Godbey, seaman re­ the island of Sardinia. Princess Theatre W ade Smith. cruit, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Godbey, of Route I, Mocks- Joe Bailey and two sons, of I THURSDAY & FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs E. W . Junker and Dalton, Ga., were week-end guests I Betty Grable In Mrs. W illiam McClamrock spent ville, recently completed his first course of Naval military instruc­ of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bailey, on “MY BLUE HEAVEN” Tuesday in Charlotte attending a tion at the Naval Training Center, R o u te I . with Dan Dailey DICK POWELL, movie MARTHATILTONf re- AUTO-RACING CHAM* fall showing of merchandise at star: My test proved cording star: As a PION Johnnie Parsons: San Diego, Calif. He is ready for S A T U R D A Y Camels agree with my Smgcrf I certainly cn- I d walk a mile for a Hotel Charlotte. throat! joy Camel mildness! cool, mild Camel! assignment to a fleet unit or to Monte Hale In Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allison of one of the Navy’s specia’ized "RANGER OF CHEROKEE Charlotte, spent several days last schools for special training. Shoaf Coal & STRIP” week in town the guests of Mr. ' Added Serial & Cartoon R. C. Shaw, popular rural letter and Mrs. P. J. Johnson and Miss S a n d C o . letter carrier on Harmony, Route MONDAY &. TUESDAY Ossie Allison. I, was in town Thursday on busi­ W e Can Supply "Sour Needs Spencer Tracy Si Elizabeth FOR SALE! Misses Helen Smith and Jackie ness and paid our office a pleas­ IN GOOD COAL, T a y lo r I n “FATHER OFTHE BRIDE” Three acre tract of land, waier power, large shop W oodie, of CatawbaCollegespent ant visit. Mr. Shaw has delivered SAND and BRICK A d d e d N e w s building, three room dwelling, with full size basement, the week-end with Miss Smith’s thousands of copies, of The Re­ C a ll o r P h o n e U s A t A n y T im e parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. N cord to his patrons on Route I, W E D N E S D A Y well on back porch, about 1-2 acre fish lake, well stock­ P H O N E 194 Smith on Church Street. and in all the years since he has Robert Sterling S l G lo ria ed, Electric power in both house and shop. Steel water served this route, we haven’t had Formerly Davie Brick &.Coal Co GrahameIn “ROUGHSHOD” wheel and shaft all ready to roll, good for 14 to 15 H.P. Gaither Sanford, Sam Binkley, a complaint from any subscriber Ideal for cabinet workman, Hammer mill, chicken rais­ Charles Tomlinson and Jake Me- about not receiving his Record on ronev spent several days the past time. A fine record, Mr. Shaw. ing, etc. I made good at this place for five years at week at Myrtle Beach. W hile a- cabinet work, had to s to p on account of health and age. wav they attended a meeting of Pasi’t be fooled This Place Is Conveniently Located 1§ Miles South Ford Dealers.. Claude H effner Of Yadkinville. On Highway To Mocksville, N. C. Claude Heffner. 47, of M aider, Mrs. W ade W . Smith, who has by "LOOK-ALIKES Known As The Old Hauser Mill Place. father of O. J. Heffner of this been a patient at Davis Hospital, £ city, died in Catawba Hospital, Statesville, recovering from a se­ Prices Right For Quick Sale j Newton last W ednesday, follow- rious operation which she under­ ; ing an illness of six days. Mrs. went some time ago, was able to SEE j Heffner is survived by his wife, return home last week. 1 four sons and two daughters. Fun­ R O Y GOUGH Misses Betty Etchison, Cynthia eral services were held a- 3 o’clock Clement, Sarah Dot Call and Friday afternoon at Maiden Bap­ tist chu.ch, of which he was a At Gough Brother’s Fishing Lakes Nancy Ijames, students at W om­ member, and the body laid to HAMPTONVH-LE, N. C. an’s College, Greensboro, a re , rest in Maiden cemetery. To the spending the Thanksgiving holi­ I bereaved wife and fchildren The days with their parents. j Record extends sympathy in this great bereavement. LOOK FOR THI5 SYMBOL M r. and Mrs. Sheek Miller and children spent the week-end at OF QUALITY W HEN YOU Oak Ridge, Tenn., guests of Mr. M rs. Barneycastle and Mrs. Robert Miller. While Mrs. Isabel Bameycastle, 81, died B U Y P A R T S Coal! Coal! awav they took in the Tennessee- at her home on Route 3, W ednes­ Mississippi football game at Knox day afternoon. K s easy to fool the eye but hard to "fake” perform­ ance. That’s why it will pay you to look for the IH ville Saturday afternoon. Surviving are three sons, Philip, We Have A Good Supply W illis and Hubert Barneycastle, Symbol of Quality on the p an you buy... for precision Thomas and Reid Towell, of two daughters, Mrs. O. L. Laird engineering... high standards of quality... perfect O f Both and Mrs. Ernest Howard; 11 near County Line, left Wednes­ fit...longer wear. Don’t take a chance on "look- grandchildren an d nine great­ alikes.” Insist on the IH symbol to “Parts-Protect” day bv train for Seattle, Wash., grandchildren, all of Route 3. your farm equipment investment... to get peak per­ where they will visit their brothers, Heater And Furnace Coal Funeral services were held at 11 fo rm an ce . Holland and Floyd Towell, who a. m., Friday at Smith Grove See Us Today For IH migrated from Davie County to Methodist church, with Rev. 5-Star Service and IH And Can Supply Your Needs the far wesi many years ago. It Bruce Roberts and Rev. F. R. ★ * * * * Quality Parts. ' Loflin officiating, and the body has been 35 years since they last At Any Time. laid to rest in the church ceme­ S-STAR saw one of the brothers. tery. To the bereaved family The SERVICE Record extends sympathy in this We Give Prompt Service And Would A revival meeting is in progress s a d h o u r . at Redland Penecostal Holiness Appreciate Your Patronage. Church, Evange.ist T. N . W illiams r of Erwin, Tenn., assisting the past, An Appreciation or, Rev. Paul A. Jones. Services We wish to thank all of our each night at 7:30 witlfspecial sing­ ,friends and neighbors for their RANKIN-SANFORD IM ­ ing. The church bus will be on many acts of kindness shown us during the illness and after the Mocksville Ice & Fuel Co C ourt Square and will leave at 6:45 death of our mother, Mrs, Isabel PLEMENT CO. p. m . any one wishing to go, be on Bameycastle. M aytheLordbless Phone 116 857 Poplar Street time, its free. The public is cor­ vou all, is our prayer. dially invited. THE CHILDREN. Phone 96 Mocksville, N. C. THE DAVlE RECORD, MOCKSV1L L E . N . C.

M orristown Salutes Paine Handy Apron Keeps You Morristown, New Jersey, has a Looking Neat, Efficient 12 Pocket Is Store in rMife Market' new memorial to mark a stirring NEW YOR K.-A merchant conduct on a complaint of ob­ chapter in its history. The dedica­ whose stock consisted of one pair structing sidewalks. Magistrates tion of a statue of Thomas Paine. of used shoes /nade a 100% turn­ sometimes give suspended sen­ Revolutionary pamphleteer, in Mor­ over on the Bowery to front of tences, sometimes impose jail ristown’s Burnham park calls at­ one of a half dozen diamond ex­ terms up to 30 days or fines from tention to the time when the pleas­ changes where, on six days of $5 to $25- ant, primarily residential town of every seven, a maharaja’s ran­ Occasionally an inspection of som to gems changes hands. wares offered gives the police a today was a bristling arsenal of clue to thefts from stores and de­ fighting men, words and weapons. V The fitting bench was the curb­ stone. The buyer, a clean shaven livery trucks. But most of the During the critical war winters of Turkey, Pumpkin Pie elderly man. left his feet to the sales are of personal belongings— 1776-77 and 1779-80, the small com­ 8387 a worn jacket, a watch that some­ munity of about 50 homes played 36-52 Will Vie for Honors well polished and soled black times runs, a string of rosary host to 10,000 soldiers of the Con­ shoes be had just tried on He beads, a pocket knife. Most of the handed the merchant the scuffed At Thanksgiving Table dealings are on sucb a small scale tinental army under the command brown pair he had removed and of Gen. George Washington. Tom $2 to coins. and the “market” itself so fluid AS THE FROST gathers on the that things regroup themselves Paine, whose writings helped in­ pumpkins, it’s time to start mak­ Before the merchant could re­ after each police foray. spire the ragged, ill-equipped sol­ ing plans for the bountiful feast sell the brown pair, a policeman diers to continue fighting, was with m a n y c of Thanksgiving. Here’s an excel­ from the Elizabeth St. station Sing Something Purple the army in Morristown, serving lent opportunity for parading the rounded a corner of Canal st. and The fact that music can bring as volunteer aide-de-camp to Gen­ colors of fall a sergeant leaned from the win­ eral Nathaniel Greene. as well as the dow. Two hundred men—about certain colon to mind has long fruits of har­ half of whom had been offering been recognized by psychologists. vest. wares to the other half—“broke it Two of them, Henry S. Odbert Smart home­ up” and moved briskly down or and Theodore F. Karowski, found rwr-c Pumpkin pie appears at the (otnxrvmrrnw. m akers w ill across the street. that—out of 148 college students ((flkiMiRO table dressed up with leaves —39 per cent were able to “see” plan the menu cut from thin slices of cheese. A few of the bigger merchants BetterCoogh Bdief around simple hurriedly snapped shut suitcases a color or colors while listening When new drugs or old fail to stop Make a leaf pattern from card­ to music. Of the number, 53 per foods, part of board, place on thin slice of that served as showcases. Some your couglz or cbest cold don’t delay. • which can be rolled into bundles the brown pa­ cent were able to associate a Creoinulsion contains only safe, help*: American cheese and cut out color and 31 per cent felt a color ful, proven ingredients and no nar­ prepared a day with sharp knife. per on which they had spread out or two before kitchen knives, socks, whisk response. Newton related colors cotics to disturb nature’s process. It to the diatonic scale in this man­ goes right to die seat of the trouble to . the day of Thanksgiving. Then, brooms and varied lines of new aid nature soothe and heal raw, ten*( they, too, will be able to be thank­ THANKSGIVING DINNER and secondhand goods Most of ner: Do, red; re, orange; mi, Hot Consomme with Lemon Slice yellow; fa, green; sol, blue; la, der, inflamed bronchial membranes.} Neat, Efficient ful for planning which didn’t force them carried their wares to their Guaranteed to please you or druggist: them into the kitchen for the whole Toasted Crackers hands, to pockets, or strung from indigo; and si, violet. Attempts refunds money. Creomulsion has stood THIS PRACTICAL cover-all day. Roast Turkey ’Chestnut Stuffing their necks. have been made to fashion color the test of many millions of users. apron keeps you looking neat Peach-Crabapple Garnish There was nothing so large as a organs and other devices to ex­ America’s Nil With the menu I’ve planned for ’Cranberried Sweet Potatoes and efficient while you work. It’s this special occasion, you may pushcart to the two block “mite’s press the correlation of color and CREOM UifSlONi trimmed all around with colorful •Glazed Onions market.” which extends from Bay­ music. IRltafW CoegMb Cbttf Coldt, Aoitt Brenddtto] clean and stuff the turkey the day •Perfection Salad binding, tiny cherries decorate the before. Refrigerate both bird and ard to Hester st. and is a far handy pockets. Refrigerator Rolls smaller business operation than stuffing before putting together to •Custard pumpkin or avoid spoilage. That leaves only the the Flea Market of Paris. These i P a tte r n No. 8387 com es In sizes 36, 38, •Mincemeat Custard Pie dealings on the B ow ery, un­ 40, 42. 44. 46. 48. 50 and 52. Size 38, 2% roasting to be done on Thanksgiv­ Beverage yards of 35 or 39-inch. ing. familiar to most New Yorkers, are ★ •Recipe Given Send today for your copy of the Fall ... known to many of the world's and Winter Stylist. 48 pages of style, IF YOU SUFFER color, easy to sew frocks; fabric news; ’Chestnut Stuffing ports through tales of seamen. A gift pattern printed inside the book. 25 Yt cup brown sugar merchant sailor whose cash has LACK OF ENERGY — LOSS OF APPETITE — INSOMNIA — OVER (For 16-pound bird) INDULGENCE — BACKACHE — UPSET STOMACH — HEADACHES 8 cooked sweet potatoes been drained on Saturday knows _ CHRONIC CONSTIPATION — BlLLIOUSNESS — MUCOUS COLITIS SEWfNCS CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. Vt pound butter Combine all ingredients, with ex­ he can exchange jacket, watch, — NERVOUSNESS — RUN DOWN CONDITION — URETHRITIS — 967 West Adams St.. Chicago 6, 111. INTESTINAL STASIS — IF AND WHEN EXCESS GASTRIC ACIDITY I pound chestnuts, cooked ception of sweet potatoes, and mix sweater or almost anything else AND CONSTIPATION ARE CONTRIBUTING FACTORS OF SUCH Please enclose 25 cents plus 5 cents and chopped DISORDERS In coin for first-class mailing of each well. Cut sweet potatoes in half for money on the Bowery on Sun­ pattern desired. 3 quarts toasted bread cubes and remove several tablespoons day. U i teaspoons salt Pattern No...... S ize...... pulp from center of each half. Re-, Other seamen go bargain hunt­ YOU GAN GET RELIEF 1 cup chopped celery serve pulp for later use in stuffing ing to the “mite's market” and to K am e ...... Vi cup chopped onion or as a vegetable. Fill hollowed Hie used clothing stores on near­ YES, PLEASANT, EPHEMERAL RELIEF from these ailments can A d d ress ...... 2 tablespoons chopped be yours—when you take CRAZY VTATER CRYSTALS—one of nature’s potatoes with a cranberry mix­ by streets for apparel to take or combinations of minerals, principally sodium sulphate and sodium chlo­ parsley ture. Sprinkle with additional send home. The Soviet pres9 re­ ride. These wonderful crystals are not “manufactured.” They are o b Vt teaspoon poultry season­ talned by processing natural Crazy mineral water, just as it comes brown sugar for a shiny glaze. cently made much of the tale by from the Crazy W ater Wells, through an open kettle evaporation pro. ing ss. C raazy z y WI a te r h a sI been T In constant use “ce during the past 71 yearn. Place under broiler until hot and two Russian seamen that people IY t cups hot water bubbling. Serve at once. on the streets of New York took Melt butter, and add bread cubes, * • B clothes off their backs and offered EVERY PRECIOUS GRAIN salt, celery, onion, parsley, chest­ ’Perfection Salad them for sale. nuts and seasoning. Mix thorough­ Of these wonderful crystals Is sold to (Serves 8) The East Side chamber of com­ you under a customer satisfaction, ly. Add hot water to moisten. merce and reputable merchants money back guarantee. Get a package When bird is stuffed, estimate 2 tablespoons gelatin from your druggist today in one of the Li cup cold w ater to the neighborhood make com­ three convenient forms — regular crys­ the weight of bird by adding 25 tals — powder — or concentrated liquid. mon cause with the police t o . try­ per cent to the dressed weight so 2 cups boiling water ing to eliminate the sidewalk T h e B f * Oiat total cooking time may be de­ 1A cup mild vinegar FREE sample of the renowned Crazy Water CRAZY WATER termined. Lay, breast side down, in Yi cup pineapple juice barter. The police make about 20 Crystals will be sent to you on request— COMPANY, INC, Gives “ c j arrests a day. usually for dealing Send 10 cents in stamps or coins to cover Mineral Wells, a shallow baking pan, in a V-shaped Yt cup sugar T e x a s. to secondhand goods without a cost of mailing and handling. COW rack. Bake uncovered at 325* half I teaspoon salt the estimated baking time, then 1 cup finely shredded cabbage license, sometimes for disorderly CHI 2 cups finely diced celery No crea Now.».to relieve breast up until the cooking is com­ easy mixinj •distress without pleted. Brush the skin lightly with 3 tablespoons diced pimiento WICKS or red pepper r" I cup AH-T dosing, rub on... * V a p o R u b unsalted fa t, cup milll such as lard, Soften gelatin five minutes in I cup sift! SLEEP WITHOUT DRUGS to prevent blis- cold water. Add boiling water and 2 Vz F eospool tering. If de- stir until dissolved. Add vinegar, baking [ Get my newly discovered home prac­ tice method guaranteed to m ak e you sired, cover pineapple juice, sugar and salt. V2 Ie a s p o o l sleep without dope of any kind, or with a cheese- Chill. When almost set, stir in 1. CombirT your money back. vegetables lightly. Tum into pre­ mixing! Price only $1.00 J g r a r -1 cloth, lightly 2. Siftfloif moistened with viously wet individual molds and -OPIN CENTER” TIR*- c£HTtR” TIRE- gether f THOMAS H. TROXEL S r % fat, to prevent chill. Unmold, garnish with lettuce,’ shorted Physiotherapist drying out. Re­ mayonnaise. > only u n * % V Fill gra move the cloth during the last half Bake ii of the roasting period if the bird •Custard Pumpkin Pie hot ovd is not evenly browned. Roast a (Makes I 9-inch pie) utes. P l 10-16 pound bird 18-20 minutes per top of I pound. 2 eggs, slightly beaten baking I 2 cups, cooked or canned muffins I oely ... pumpkin America’s tnoi ’Glazed Onions 3A cup sugar ous natural l | IiiTrnlH , a g a a w y cereal for d | (Serves 8-10) Yt teaspoon salt insufficient I 3 dozen small white onions I teaspoon cinnamon try a bowlful! 3 tablespoons butter Y t teaspoon ginger You’ll Like Them Too S4 cup stock or water Vi teaspoon cloves "HURRY PAJ I'VE FOUND ‘EM! I" Salt and paprika 1% cups evaporated milk, top Think of it—Grandma Used Them milk, or light cream 99 When Her ‘Liver was Acting Up’ 2 tablespoons sugar She thought there was NOTHING Peel onions, cook five minutes in I 9-inch unbaked pastry Q U IT E L IK E 'E M ! !— “What You Talking About Child?” boiling salted water, drain thor­ shell “LANE’S PILLS—Of Coarse’* oughly, and turn into small baking ♦‘You’ll Like Them Too” Combine eggs and pumpkin and dish with butter, stock or water, blend. Mix sugar, salt, and spices SUSI salt, and paprika. Cover and bake and add to IfiBffBi in m oderately hot oven (375°) half pum pkin mix­ OF an hour; then remove cover, ture. Blend in As we | LANES ARE THE BEST sprinkle with sugar, and allow evaporated milk. exertion, ex! onions to brown. cold sometil Four into pastry, rion. Tble I * • - shell. Bake in a: plain of nag ’Cranberried Sweet Potatoes hot oven (425°). energy, heal 15 minutes. Re­ up nights c l (Serves 8) from minor! 2 cups cranberries, chopped duce tempera­ dampness o: 3 8 % Yt cup raisins ture to moderate I f your Vt cup walnuts, chopped (350°) and con­ causes, don! tinue baking 45 diuretic. Ua Brighter Teeth I tart apple, peeled and sliced ONLY over 50 yea minutes or until knife inserted in often otben center comes out clean. many tirael help th e 1 5 1 •Mincemeat Custard Pie flush out (Makes 1 9-inch pie) 1 9-inch unbaked pastry shell I Vt cups mincemeat 3 eggs, slightly beaten Uoi Yi cup sugar iA teaspoon salt 2 cups milk Y o u ’L l find exactly what you w a n t— in D Flared Tread Openings for positive clean­ Nutmeg tread design, in traction power, in wear­ ing action. Cheese ing qualities, and in extra-value features — • Dual Shock Protectors for full body life. WA Line a 9-inch pie pan with pastry, when you buy Firestone tires. In BOTH fluting edges. Spread mincemeat Fireistone Champions — the Open Center and Yes, you can have the tread design of your Fy evenly over pastry. Combine eggs, the Traction Center — you’ll, find all o f these choice and get the finest in quality, too, when sugar, salt and milk; pour over A re yo u I outstanding advantages: you buy Firestone Champions. Only Firestone “ m l d d l l mincemeat. Sprinkle with nutmeg. w om en f The regal bird, tender and Bake in a hot oven (450°) for 15 min­ • Curved and Tapered Bars for stronger, provides you with this choice. Only Firestone y o u surf n e rv o u s a brown from the oven should be utes. Reducb heat to moderate oven cleaner bite. has all these extra advantages. So when you try LycT placed on a platter large enough (350°) and bake 30 m inutes more, • Full-width Tread for full tread life and need tires, get Firestone Champions, either in C om pod to hold it easily. Bright red R e g u la r! or until a knife inserted in the cen­ pow er. Open Center or in Traction Center design. h e lp s b t f crabapples In peach halves ter comes out clean. Serve warm an n o y ln l give it a lovely garnish. with cheese. v LYDlAl LTNN SAYS: Let the youngsters have fun mak­ Here’s How Xou Can ing place cards if you’re serving GET EXTRA TRACTION FOR YOUR CAR THIS WINTER % Decorate Holiday Table a crowd. In one comer of the card, If you have a gourd, set this at have them paint a brown-yellow Hove Y 1IfG G fO IIG P o la r Grip T read s applied A m d n g results proved by Independent the center of the table on a dis­ or green-red leaf or some fall scientific test. For cleaner teeth, for • play of autumn leaves. Fill the flower such as chrysanthemum. on sound tire bodies or on your own tires. Polar brighter sm ile. . . try Calox yourselfI gourd with fruits such as shining Make food platters as pretty as red apples, tangerines, bananas possible. For instance, the turkey Grips ghre you the extra pulling power you need in and grapes. platter should have sprigs of pars­ Beautifully colored leaves can be ley on either end of the plate. Run mud and snow, the extra skid protection yon need used on the plates if you are serv­ a row of fruits on either side, such ing chillei vegetable juice or fruit as crabapples sitting in peach on icy roads. Choose From two popular designs CALOX juice as a first course. Place leaf halves, red jelly in pear halves, available at your nearby Firestone Dealer or Store, on plate and Uie glass of juice or cranberry jelly cut-outs on pine­ right an top 6f the leaf. apple slices. A product of MeUUON N t

THE DAVIE RECORD, M0 CKSVILLE. N. C. vm Salutes Paine By Len KleU New Jersey, has a VIRGIL XVc ASKEP THAT KIR1OMCE I to mark a stirring VWLK IR ^ m o r c l in e history. The dedica­ TOHAUL ABOUND PET RO L E UM J E LLY . te of Thomas Paine, EMFTV 0 pamphleteer, in Mor- 'nham park calls at- time when the pleas- aRUBnAWAY Jlcli/, H uralir Soreoeu oj v residential town of A N O T H E R bristling arsenal of GOLDS Penetro Quick Acting words and weapons, FA M ILY Rub brings fast 2-way iiicn) war winters of relief. Rubbed on chest, throat, back, it warms 79-BO. the small com- PRAISES and soothes achy mus­ cles. M edicated vapors out 50 hom es p la y e d soothe irritated breath* soldiers of the Con- tog passages, clear the head, ease cough. Rub on under the command ANAH ISl SUNNYSIDE IyCldifcS-HaM clean, white Fenetro at the very start of a cold. ce Washington. Tom ^ B u y it today, keep handy^ writings helped in- MY NAtAAE1S OESv..s MffibSffiROK. ANO VOUSS S , T i 'Wsst NANN&i?^ iSSSSU ged. ill-equipped sol- Sfops Cold Symptom* In QuickActinqHub Hie fighting, w as w ith moJiv in q single thiyt ^ Morristown, serving JttM MM «1 ^IrwcwT VK IflfccJ aide-de-camp to Gen- G recn e. Al Hi* Nrtt sign of « «ofi Grandm a's Sayings . . . tak• ANAHlSn “WeVe all used ANAHiSTto relieve cold symptoms^ writes JL E. Lanrencelle. a n a h i s t H i contains pure «ntib!sta- mine. Safe, efectfw-jait gh Relief follow dirertiont on IataL gs or old fail to stop Now in two companion chest cold don’t delay* - —...... - , products—25 mg. a na hist ontciins only safe, help- TABirrs and the new anahist atomizes grcdicnts and no nar- - at your Dru* Store! rb natures process. It anahist Is the exclusive trade* mark of anahist cq« Tonken THE OLD GAFFER By Clay Hunter e scat of the trouble to 2.N.Y. the and heal raw, ten-, IT'S ABOUT TIME AlK DADDY bronchial membranes.; WHEN MY FATHER DIED. HE WILLED ) MY UNCLE LEFT HIS MY FATHER LEFT $ 2 ,0 0 0 TO OUR CAT. - ______/ HOUSE TO A PEN-PAL $ 5.000 TO PODUMK MADE HIS WILL. HE'S GSTTIMG please you or druggist UP IN Y E A R S / Creomulsion has stood ANAHIST — A GUY HE KMEW UNIVERSITY/ v millions of users. IN ' IULsSIONi AinenVs Namber One Antihistamme # 1 !icst Colds, Acut« Bronchitis^ }\ k »>. " S - AlNfT IT STRANGE how the more happiness we pass along to other folks, the more we seem to have left fer ourselves? : I' 4 ' S5 Daid Bcttv CreiJ. ADDakclii*. Ta.* INSOMNIA — OVER \CH — HEADACHES TMDgR- T A lM S N f ABOUT the “new look* — MUCOUS COLITIS brings to mind the new package for — URETHRITIS — CRISP- I .J 9 Bv IdELLORS S GASTRIC ACID ITY MO BOUFORP Nu-Maid margarine. It’s modern in ' -ACTORS OP SUCH HUUS' HS HERB'S VOUE f th'njc, « w w ~ w o n r; that s o t every way . . . seals in Nu-Maid's OKANSS OUlCEf < I ta UP— I'M UP- HlMUPl MWT WAS sweet, chumed-fresh flavor. Tes- UNClg BOOP • J IN THAT OEANSE slree! I prefer wTable-Gradew Nu-* JUICE (l JUICE, ANYWAY? Maidy the modern margarine, for, my cookin' and bakin’. these ailments can c*p ALS—one of nature’s Vl hate and sodium chlo- JEST THINK how much wider the "straight and narrow path” would tured.” They are ©b* x A A ter, just as it comes be, if more and more folks traveled .Ule evaporation pro* ng Cie past Tl yean. i t $5 Dild Mrs. C. R. Anderson. Louisville. Ky.*

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I h m Difteranc* “Sam,” said Rastua, who waa Farmer's Dream E g x p lo sivs e reading in the newspaper of several ATTENTION FARMERS! fatal accidents, “if you was to take WhafsGoing On? In Ordinary W ater yout choice twixt one or t'other POULTRY LOADING Of Drilling Gas PHILADELPHIA — The research which would you rather be in, a institute of Temple university has collision or an explosion?” • IN KOREA W e W ill Buy Every Thursday Morning From announced the discovery in ordinary “A collision.” Sam answered. water of tritium, the form of heavy “How come?” Rastus asked. • IN WASHINGTON 8 A. Mn To 11 A. M. hydrogen that is the key explosive “Why man alive,” said Sam, Well Comes True In Frtm l O f E. P. Fosters Cotton Gin Your Poultry for hydrogen bombs. “efn you’s in a collision, thah you • IN THE II. N. RENOVA, P a .-D o rs e y A. Cal­ The tritium now planned for is, but ef’n you’a in an explosion, H I G H E S T M a RKET PRICES PAID houn, a farmer, dreamed one night American H-bombs is to be made whar is you?”‘~ about 15 years ago that he heard in atomic reactors yet to be built. Read a voice which told him if he would A little already has been made in GOTTA MAKE EXPENSES SALISBURY POULTRY CO. drill a gas well near the base of existing American reactors. Triti­ Salisbury, N. C an old apple tree at the foot of Cal­ um, like the other forms of hydo- WEEKLY NEWS houn monntain, he would never have gen is a colorless gas. ANALYSIS to work again and neither would The reactor tritium is said to cost his children or grandchildren. nearly half a billion dollars a pound. and be informed He told his wife about it and set Despite that, the water discovery •Ut to sell the idea to neighboring shows no present promise of sub­ farmers and to friends and business stituting. The water extraction ap­ ^893502464124^^46718220824627 acquaintances in nearby towns. pears to be both less productive "All I wanted," he said, “was and far more costly. enough money to put one hole down. With the new tritium-detection But folks said I was crazy. They method, it may not be necessary * T h e laughed at me.” to wait until an H-bomb is exploded But Calhoun refused to forget his to gather the evidence. For at pre­ SILER dream. By April, 1949, he had round­ sent manufacture of tritium is a ed up 30 relatives and friends who presumption that it is intended for were willing to put up $500 apiece H-bombs. If in manufacturing, a Funeral Home Davie Record to drill a well—near the base of little tritium is spilled into water, the old apple tree on the Calhoun AND farm. Second hand rigging, held it will spread widely. Even when diluted to a few atoms together by bailing wire and re­ per drop, this tritium can be detect sembling the equipment used by Flower Shop Has Been Published Since 1 8 9 9 wildcatters in the Texas and Okla­ ed by the new methods announced recently. For example, it was re­ A coupie of farm boys brought a homa oil fields years ago, was ac­ load of watermelons to town to ped­ Phone 113 S. M ainSt quired. Experts looked at it and ported that a gram of tritium spilled into the world’s greatest river, the dle from door to door. At the first M ocksville, N. C. ■hook their heads. It wouldn’t last, house a good looking girl answered they said. Amazon, could be detected all the way downstream and far out into the door. She ask-.-d the price of the Ambulance Service 51 Years the ocean. A gram is a twenty-sev­ melons and was told they were 75 Calhoun and his associates, form- enth of an ounce. cents each. the Leidy Prospecting Co., found Tritium had been suspected in “You wouldn’t charge ME 75 cents, would you?" asked the girl, out in a hurry that it costs consid­ water for more than 20 years, and O lhen have come and gone-your looking at them with liquid eyes erably more than $15,000 to drill a partly identified by the spectro­ gas well. Once again Calhoun took and turning on all her charm. scope. The recent discovery used “Listen, lady,” said the boy, "yes­ county newspaper keeps going. to beating the bushes for prospec­ radio-activity. tive investors. Shares in the com­ terday we gave away a whole load Boger & Howard pany were offered a t 100 each. No of peaches, and we just gotta sell Sometimes it has seemed hard to these watermelons." one was perm itted to buy more than Norway Announces New PURE SERVICE 10 shares. m ake "buckle and tongue” m eet but G eyser More and more folks, seeing the Auto; Sells for $700 NEW YORK-An Oslo dispatch This highly appropriate sign is ancient steam engine derrick in ac­ Tir s Batteries And Accessories soon the sun shines and again we reports that Norway has become found hanging' on the wall over tion only about 200 yards from the the newest automobile produc­ one of those too-generous drink­ Calhoun farmhouse, stepped up Kurfees Paints ing nation—with a car weighing ing fountains: m arch on. O ur faithful subscribers, with money in their fists to get in 450 pounds and costing 4,500 Nor­ Old Faceful-HandIe With Care. Comer N. Main & Gaither Sts an the gamble. Soon the number m ost of whom pay prom ptly, give us ef investors had grown to 305, and wegian crowns ($700). It is a three-wheel car, its School for Rhubarb nearly $50,000 was in the bank- P h o n e 8 0 chassis mostly hard aluminum more than enough to pay the total Beulah: Donnie, you wanna get courage and abiding faith in our plate one-tenth of an inch thick. «7 ,500 cost of sinking the well to an education, don’t you? a depth of 5.665 feet. It has no doors, passengers get Donnie: I don’t need one. I’m fellow m an. On January 8, with a shrill in through the top, then replace gonna be a baseball player. whistle, a shower of earth and the roof; it does better than 100 Beulah: You still need an educa­ tion. A large vocabulary comes in If your neighbor is not taking The stone, flying steel cahle and a jet of miles on the gallon. W alker Funeral Home mighty handy when you’re arguing white gas shooting skyward a full With its motor in-the rear, the with an umpire. AMBULANCE SERVICE Record tell him to subscribe. The 100 feet, Calhoun well No I came 10-foot by 4-foot car seats two. in. DAY OR NIGHT We’d Rather Shakespeare price is only $1.50 per year "in the Representatives of a number of P h o n e 4 8 011 and gas companies hurried to Road to Popularity Found Bookworm—“Do you enjoy Kip­ the farm. The well, they ‘ figured, Same for Rich and Poor ling?” M ocksville. N C State, and $2.00 in other states. was at least a half million dollar STATE COLLEGE, Pa — Drs. Giddy Girl — “I don't know. “bonanza," capable of yielding M. R. Feinberg and D. H. Fryer, Where do you kip: le?” around 20 million cubic feet of na­ following a study of 2,500 adoles­ tural gas a day. cent boys, report the road to popu­ NO WASTED MOTION W hen You Come To Town v S I,OSO a .Honth larity. is much the same whether Now is the time to sub­ you come from the swanky or poor The New York State Natural Gas part of town. scribe for The R eord. M ake O ur Office Your Co. purchased soie rights to the That is, they said, rich -boys be­ output. At present the company is come popular — or unpopular — drawing out about 5,509,000 cubic among their classmates in exclu­ feet a day. At this rate the experts sive schools for much the same H eadquarters. believe the well should continue reasons as do poor boys attending producing for about 10 or 14 years. schools in underprivileged areas. As owner of the property on which Here are some of the findings of W e Are Always Glad To the well is located, Calhoun gets the study: one-eighth of the price paid by the “Popular” boys generally appear company for the gas. This now to have made an adequate adjust­ S e e Y o u . eomes around $4,000 a month—a ment to their parents and teachers. tidy sum for a man of 45 who pre­ The parents share their interest in viously earned only a modest in­ sports and other school activities. come as a farmer and road con­ The boys got good marks in their M i l l struction engineer. studies, despite participation in Hour after hour the would-be vio­ The second Calhoun well, sunk athletics and sociai affairs. Finally, linist would bow on one strine. al­ to a depth of 6,250 feet and con­ they appeared to have the ability to ways holding his finger in the same NEW MONEY POR sidered to be even more of a "strike" “relate” themselves to many indi­ place. His neighbor endured it as YOUR OLD THINGS The Record has the largest white than the first, is ready to deliver viduals at the same time. long as he could ?nd when his shat­ g a s a s soon as the New York firm In contrast, “unpopular" boys tered nerves began to give away, he Taw BImwM h n taq finishes laying a 42 mile long pipe­ had "more withdrawn" personali­ called on the obnoxious self-styled Wwm B fclBqdbtwIk line to handle it. ties. Their parents were not inter­ fiddler. Im I n , mm Ia mM «Hb circulation o f any Davie paper . Three other wells in Leidy also ested in athletic or social activities; “I notice when other people play A VART A t IR have “blown in” since the Calhoun and the boys themselves were not the violin,” he commented acidiv, drilling operations began paying off. athletic. They seemed to prefer “they utilize four strings, and the The score is: Five wells drilled, “pursuits which can be conducted players move th.jir fingers about five "strikes” ; no failures. Eighteen alone—hobbies such as reading for continuously.” additional wells are in drilling pleasure, listening to the radio or The musician halted briefly and stage, and more locations are be­ attending movies.” The boys dis­ his face took on a sage look. “Ah, ♦ FOR RENT ♦ ing surveyed. liked most of their teachers. yes,” he replied, “it's true that oth­ hotice to Creditors er musicians use all four strings SPACE IN THIS PAPER SMktaiI Stick, Mummies Vegetable Hawker Signed and move their fingers over them I Having qualified as administra­ constantly. But that’s because they tors of the estate of Mrs. Cora B. Will Arrange To Suit Fcund in American Cave By Opera— to Tend Horses are looking for a certain place. You CHICAGO — Archeologists of the LONDON, Eng.—Fred Evans, see, I’ve found it.” Vogler, deceased, late of Davie GOOD NEIGHBORS—PRICES TO Chicago Natural .History Museum London vegetable dealer, is going to Countv, N orth Carolina, notice is FIT VO1JR BUSINESS have discovered two 1,400-year-old appear with the famous La Scala Apt Definition . hereby given to all persons hold-1 Indian mummies—and a prehistoric Opera Company of Milan, but he "The Upper Crust” is sometimes I ing claims against the satd estate, I “martini-cocktail olive stick”—in a can’t sing a note. made up of a lot of crumbs held to­ - to present them to the undersign- j New Mexico cave. He will take the part of a 19th gether by their own dough. ed on or before Sept. 18,1951, o r; The deep dust of Tularosa Cave, century peasant in the opera L’Eli- this notice will be plead in bar of near Reserve, N. M., also yielded sir D’Amor and lead two aged white j Some Heat sandals, hide, arrow shafts, pottery, horses. Tommy, 2, and Tulip, 35, I their recovery. AJl persons in­ I LET US DO ' Boy, it’s hot down here in Nash- debted to the said estate, are re­ baskets, wooden objects, feather across the stage. , vitte, Tenn. quested to make prompt payment. and fur cord, and “a host of vege­ Italo Tajo, bass, will be in a Lan­ This is mild. I once visited where table m atter" used by the Mogollon dau drawn by the horses and will it was so hot that I saw a dog chas­ I This the 18th dav of Sept. 1950. Indians 14 centuries ago. sing his first aria while Fred holds ing a c at—and they w ere both walk­ ■ EDWARD E. VOGLER, YOUR >0B PRINTING Dr. Paul S. Martin, said field the horses for fifteen minutes. ing-_____ NAYLOR VOGLER, analysis of one mummy indicated “To tell the truth I felt a bit of Admrs. of Mrs. Cora B. Vogler. it was the body of an Indian about a fool at the rehearsals — standing Advance, N. C. 30 years old when he died. there doing nothing and everyone Adminixtratrix1 Notice. W e can save you m oney The m ummies are the first pos- else singing their heads off,” Fred tively identified with the Mogollon said. “But as long as it suits the Having qualified as Adminis-1 culture. company it suits me.” tratrix of the estate of Hugh Ciay-; o n y o u r About the cocktail sticks, the He got the job when he was asked ton Gregory, deceased, late o f 1 S I r scholarly curator reported: to supply the horses. Davie County, North Carolina,' VrHfiT L ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, “We have found what appear to this is to notify all persons hav-, be martini-cocktail olive sticks— New Suits Ask $4,S09,527 ing claims against the estate to ’ only these are hardwood sticks with : M E juniper b e rrie s that have been In Canadian Ship Disaster exhibit them to the undersigned STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BILL at Clemmons, N. C., on or be­ speared, for what purpose we do CLEVELAND. O - Law suits I \ fore the 28th day of October, f, T O U H not know." seeking $4,909,527 from Canada i HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. Steamship Lines. Ltd., have been 1951, or this notice will be plead­ 44 Car Falls Out of Tree; filed in behalf of heirs of 85 persons ed in bar of their recovery. AU -i Ita Owner Will Recover killed last September 17. 1949, in persons indebted to said estate I Patronize your home newspaper the Noronic ship disaster at Toron­ i please make immediate oayment. . . . as an A rT ic ROCHESTER, N. Y.—An auto­ to. i This October 17, 1950. mobile fell out of a tree and serious­ and thereby help build up your In other suits pending in the U.S. I LEONA A. GREGORY, i ly injured Herbert Pape, 37. court of appeals the steamship com- R E ? D Pape used a block and tackle at­ I Administratrix of the Es.ate of psuty has sought to limit liabilities i Hugh Clayton Gregarv, dec’d. home town and county. tached to a tree Tmb to hoist his to 445,000. These suits involve I ' UOOu U iihi. ear so that he could work on the claim s of $6,500,000 for death, per­ Clemmons, N. C. C s s s :i .S o l I C e r iic i: undercarriage. The limb broke. sonal injury or property loss. I Eliedge and Browder At the, hospital, Pape’s condition The Noronic took 119 lives among I P. O. Box 1157, THE DAVIE RECORD. was said to be serious, but he was the 524 passengers aboard the ship j W inston-Salem, N . C. ARliio iOD. expected to recover. when she burned. i Attorneys for Adm inistratrix La rTIhe L Uavier v * Recordn I DAVIE COUNTY’S OLDEST NEW SPAPER-THE PAPER THE PEOPLE READ

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V O L U M N L I MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2 9 to so. N U M B E R 1 8

NEWS OF LONG AGO. SeeinqLittleFattlts O u t County And Seen Along Main Street Medical Science M A f r By The Street Rambler. Rev. Wai er F. henh^nr, Hifih Point. R 4. W hat W as Happening In Da­ 0 0 0 0 0 0 It is qnite easy to see the little Social Security vie Before Parking M eters faults of those who are nearest and Johnny W hite hurrying into Offers Repeater Bv W . K. W hite. Manager. And A bbreviated Skirt*. dearest to our hearts. Somehow it u r n s barber shop—Entire store force Todav I wish to tell about the seems to be human nature to look taking time off for refreshments— (Davie Record. Nov. 3 0 , 1 9 2 7 ) home—your home. To tell a- for faults in one another rather Charlie Brown carrying big pump­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Holthouser Anti-Histamine bout it in its larger sense. In re­ than the good and noble traits and kin across the street—Miss Iackie of Charlotte, were here for Thanks­ BLOOMFIELD, N. J.,—Medical & lation to the people who made it Beck looking at pretty flowers in characteristics that we posses It science has developed a unique “re­ giving. & a hom e instead of merely a house. Gift Shop—Mrs. Bryan Sell shop­ takes the love and grace of God in peater anti-histamine tablet, which Hubert Frost, of Richmond. Va., Some time ago I was talking to our hearts to enable us to see the promises to deliver a powerful one ping in departm ent store on rainy sfient Thanksgiving with his moth­ two punch against hay fever anr! an employee of one of the local good there is in the lives of each Smart Wifey afternoon—JanieCoIlette trying to er, on Route 2 . other allergies, it has been dis­ plants. He said he was trying to other instead of the faults, short closed. open mail box in postoffice lobby J. B. Whitley atid son Dennis, of Wife—"It’s the furniture people make the best sort of home pos­ comings, blunders and mistakes. The repeater tablet, when swal here to get the piano.” —Mrs. W. H. Hoots and Mrs. Clemmons, were in town Fridav lowed acts promptly providn^ sible for his wife and two child­ Perhaps in the average person’s Husband—"But I thought I gave Ethel Roberts doing some early selling cotton. a dose of the anti-histamine chlor- you the money to pay the last in­ ren. He thought he was doing a Christmas shopping—Mrs. Grant life there are some faults. Of trimeton, to soothe inflamed mem­ Harley Soflev has purchased stallment.” pretty good job. Said he. “Right course manv people are great sin branes, and automatically follow? Wife—“ You did. But I’m not going W agner .looking at pretty display cottage on South Main street from now things are going along fine. ners and therefore have large four to six hours later with another to give it to them until they get the window at Sanford Department C. H. Hecdrlcfcs. dose. This boosts the therapeutic piano downstairs where I want it.” I’m already getting my home paid Store—Mrs Eugene Seats pausing faults. Sin rules and reigns su­ value of the drug by doubling its Andrew Vates, a student at State for, for I am providing my family for refreshments in drug store— preme in their minds, hearts, souls total time of effectiveness against Military Authority College, Raleigh, spent Thanks­ with most of the conveniences. I and spirits, and as a consequence hay fever and other allergies. Sometimes I think the Civil War H. R. Johnson smoking big after giving here with home folks. Developed after months of inten­ really didn’t end. And evidently feel capable of taking care of that election cigar—Miss Bonnie Driv­ their faults are great, especially a- sive research in the laboratories of Tune Meroney, of Lenoir, spent that idea is shared by a fifth grade family even though we should er looking at squirrels in a cage— Iong certain lines. Schering corporation, Bloomfield. student at a local school. Thursday in town with his parents have a temporary period when J. CyJones getting early morning What hurts many people most in N. J., the double-action tablet is His class has been studying the Mr. and Mrs, H. C. Meroney. being made available from coast to work and .pay are not as good as hair cut - Ted Junker looking over their own souls is to look for the Civil War, the battles and gener­ Dewey Williams and Miss Gladvs coast through doctors’ prescriptions als. The book must have been today.” “But,” said he, “I have mail in postoffice lobby— George faults in the lives of others, and in tim e to aid the 5,000,000 persons Williams, both of Cooleemee. were written by a Southerner because one big worry. We just can’t Hendricks perusing comic page in and brood over them. Such hrood- currently in the grip of the annua) General Robert E. Lee seemed to united in marriage Thursday. hay fever season. The chlor-trime seem to be able to save. If my morning paper—Miss Pearl W alk­ ings cast a shadow and gloom over get all the breaks. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Blackwood ton double dosage unit, it was said, The other day, after a strategic income were stopped entirely bv er doing afternoon shopping in oue’s mind, and effects his faith in may also ease the discomfort of an and children, of Mooresville, spent battle had been studied, the teach­ death or by lay off in old age, the meat shop—C. A. Blackwelder try­ mankind and God. No douht estim ated 10,000,000 others who er heard one of her boys whisper Thanksgiving in this city with re­ have asthma, hives, eczema and security of my home would be al­ ing to keep warm in big red coat manv Christian people have lo«t loudly to his neighbor: latives. other allergies. most immediately lost.” That Mrs. Charles Blackwelder doing out splritnaliv because they failed “ You know, I’ll bet that lellow Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Yanceyend Gives Longer Relief ’ lffcr ishing company in Asheville. you.” BUSINESS Sentry Bags North Korean Among those from Farmington Not To Blame And Apology From Colonel D AVlE DRIVE-IN who attended the Virginia-Carolina The new Sunday School teache: football game at Chapel Hill were MASON FRONT, K o rea-L t. Col. was a stem looking woman, and John T. Corley, Brooklyn, gave his Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Brock. Misses the children were not sure what to THEATRE men strict orders against wasting expect of her. “Who made the Nell Tohnson and Leona Graham. ammunition as they stood guard ; earth?” she asked, sharply. There Uncle Sam Says Mocksville Salisbury Highway M rs. Emma Griffin, of Winston- around his frontline command post. I was a long silence, and finally a Suddenly the night Was filled with 1 timid little fellow stood up and Salem, and Miss Rose Owen, of Wednesday and Thursday the sotmd of carbine fire. A sentry said earnestly, “If you please, BIG SAVINGS M this city, who were injured in a fired a full clip. ma’am, it wasn’t none o f us.” Nov. 29th and 30th bus wreck ten davs ago. are getting “Bring that soldier in,” ordered ROUND TRIP FARES the colonel. EMERGENCY ATTIRE “RIFF RAFF” along nicely, Mies Owen has orac- A sergeant went out and returned Pat O ’Brien and A nn Teffirevs You save an extra 1 0 % or each w a y ticallv recovered- while Mrs. Grif­ with the sentry, Pvt. Fraser Pay­ ONE CARTOON m ore on every Greyhound Round-Trip fin is improving slowly at the Bap­ ton, Berkeley, Calif. “Soldier,” said Colonel Corley. ticket! Ask about the big Fall tist Hospital, at Winston-Salem. “I said to quit wasting ammunition. Friday and Saturday Round-Up of all kinds of Thieves were busy around onr When you shoot a full clip bring in trips, tours, special features! Dec. 1st and 2nd town Mondav night. The store of a dead North Korean. Understand? “Yes, sir." said Private Payton. DOUBLE FEATURE A FEW EXAMPUS T. F. Hendrix, on South Main St., He saluted and did an about-face “DEVIL’S CARGO” There are hundreds mere was entered and two or three suits Three m in u te s later a voice o u t- j John Calvert &. Rochelle Hudson One Round of clothes and some shoes and oth­ side the colonel’s tent said: . Way Trip “Colonel, sir, could you come out Also er goods were stolen. Thestoreof Nrw York. N. Y. $1125 $20.25 side please?” “THUNDER RIVER FEUD” T. D. Casey, on North Maio street Colonel Corley stepped outside. Washington. D.C. 7.20 13.00 Charles Busters was entered the same night and There was Private Payton with a Detroit 14.20 25.60 corpse beside him. ONE CARTOON Charleston. S. C. 5.50 9.90 the thieves helped themselves to “Here is your dead North Ko­ The instructor was teaching the Charleston. W. Va. 7.05 12.70 canned goods and drinks. rean, sir. I believe you asked for cute young thing how to drive a car. M onday and y Tuesday Charlotte. N. C. 1.40 2.65 A recent letter from Pvt. Odell It’s good to ill Ink that on this Thanits- him .” “This.” said he, “is the hand brake. Philadelphia. Pa. 9«0 16.25 gtvinf, 329 years after the first ob­ Said the colonel to the private: You put it on quickly in case of Dec. 4th and 5th Norfolk, Va. 5.95 10.73 James to bis parenrs, Mr. and Mrs. servance, we Americans can still give an emergency.” ' - ‘‘I apologize, soldier.” “RETURN OF OCTOBER” Colombia. S. 0. 3.60 6.50 John James, at Farmington, states thanks In a land where onr faith and “Oh. I see.” was the cute young freedom stand as firm as Plymouth Glenn Ford & Terrv Moore Kalsigh. N. C. 2.95 5.35 be is now on board the U. S. S. thing’s exclamation'. “It’s some­ Rock. It Is onr job to preserve these by FOS ALTERATIONS? In Technicolor (Plus U. S. Tax)" New York, harbored at Portsmouth assuring onr own financial security, by thing like a kimono.” making onr present prosperity provide Above the door of a church was i ONE CARTOON WILKINS DRUG CO. Va , waiting to sail Dec. 3 rd for fo r o n r fu tu re . AU i t re q u ire s is th e rc g - an engraved message that read, Silent Eloquence P h o n e 21 Panama Canal, thence a cruise of nlar, automatic program of sarin; pro­ “This is the gateway to heaven.” vided for you through the Payroll Sav­ BcIow the engraving hung Mother — “Johnnie, you're just All Show* Start At Dusk the Western Coast. Odell is out a asking for a spanking!” ings Plan for the p»irchasrj of IT. S. Sav­ Pr;"'?': ri-n. ‘Tlcsed during July [I] I] seeing the world and listening to ings Bonds. Enroll new where 5-00 a re and Aino-S." J o h n n ie — “ M o th e r, I H aven’t j employed. u. £ rum.,, Omt Space Reserved For Trucks the wild waves. •said a word.” THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. U I tr a v io U Practical Christmas Gifts Cinderella S to ry ■ Nitokris of Egypt was bathing H i k e s E g j Gaily Dressed Playmate in the Nile when an eagle carried her sandal away and dropped it Hens exposed into the lap of the King. He said showed a mark he would wed the woman who production dur| owned the slipper. And he did! perim ents cond — SPEAKS - partment of agl H0V$S4t0U> IllfjIlH l International UnliwnT^BniT The exact prop! RHODY UliiJgri Sunday SehoeJ lessons H l violet radiatiol By PR. KENNETH J F08EMAH POPS SO MASiTAMa ] crease have nl T A S T e s SO C O O P ] fled, but produJ Comfort In Camp SCRIPTURE: Romans 12:1-8: H Corin­ th i a n s 8:1-9; Fhilippians 2:19-30: 4:18- X- as much as 19 | •A knowledge of camping funda­ 20. influence. DEVOTIONAL READING: Romans 13:1- mentals often spells the difference 10. The experimeL between an enjoyable, never-to-be 1945 by the agl forgotten hunting or fishing trip administration f and an uncomfortable, disagree­ StewardshipofLife discovery mad able experience. Naturally, experi­ ence is the best teacher, but in­ WHEN SLEEP WON’T were working Lesson for'December 3, 1950- formation gathered beforehand will tericidal ultrav| help eliminate costly errors and COME AND YOU short rays of cut down considerably on “learn­ "TITHAT’S the death rate here?” quently used ing” time. ** asked the stranger. “Same teria). A sour| FEEL GLUM light was bein' Weight, bulk, method of trans­ as everywhere,” retorted the native Use Chewing-Gum Laxative— portation, type of camp, utility', cli­ son,—“one to a person.” Only one ity to reduce mate and quality all are factors I; to a person, because there is only REMOVES WASTE...N0T GOOD FOOD borne bacterial to be considered when assembling one life to a person. If you • W hen you cao’taleep—feel Just awful when it was foif the camping outfit. Especially is had nine lives or m because you need a Iaxatire — do as the ultraviolet [ Mpmna —* CbeW FEEN-A-MWT. eggs than thdsa this most important during the even two, you might pgpM.ji.MTMT is w o n d erfu lly d iffe re n t! fall and winter months . when afford to waste one Doctors say many other laxatives start conditions but! afield for deer or other big game (though it’s doubt­ their “flushing'* action too soon . right The scientists tl In the stom ach. Large doses of such lax* er more scientf in country where temperature's ful). But with only otlves upset digestion, flush away,nour­ must be carefully considered. A one life you simply ishing food you need for health and phenomenon. good rule is to select your equip­ cannot afford to energy ... you feel weak, worn out. For five com| ment to meet the worst weather waste it. Of course But gentle febn- a- m in t . taken as rec­ were tested ommended, works chiefly In the lower and highest altitudes you may ex­ , . " l y l r you do waste it, in bowel where it rem oves only wa«te, not structed under pect on the trip. thousands of I i 111 e pood food! Tou avoid that weak, tired house from whl < ' . ' T h ■ feeling. Use feen - a- m in t and feel f A* Get the best possible, when se­ ways; and some of Dr. Foreman could be excl, lecting an outfit. Remember, the these c a n n o t be fine, full of life! 25*. 50*. or only I U* was provided best is none too good and, if you helped. But if a faucet leaks, that's IfFEEN-A-MIftTlgj each day by Let Turkey Take a Second Bow. no excuse for turning the water on Stuffed and Sleepy I fw FAMOUS CHEWIH6-CUM LAXATIVE J f f l lam ps The flocL full blast.' house at all til (See Recipes Below) * * * HAT LITTLE girl could resist periment so thl W Db Dnrl Seia FuDr this adorable stuffed doll Turkey Topics God Wants You Tm of the visible! LYNN CHAMBERS’ MEND W ITH all due respect to the ar­ gayly dressed in pajamas like her maintained. Rf MR. GOBBLER can score sev­ •Turkey Pie rangers of these lessons, the own. Her sleepy features are em­ diets were proiL eral triumphs after the big feast is Grapefruit-Orange Salad lesson for last week and this one broidered and she has wool yam mal supplies ol over if he’s dressed with the prop­ Bacon Muffins Beverage seem to be in the reverse order hair. She's 15 inches tall. Each year tl er trimmings. Even the smaller Apple Brown Betty from what is logical. It is very bactericidal Iil turkeys which are purchased for Hard Sauce doubtful whether any one ever un­ Pattern No. 5303 consists of tissue pat­ 10 to 19 percenj small families have much good eat­ tern for doll body and pajamas; embroid­ •Recipe Given derstood stewardship of money who ery chart for face, material requirements than hens *ma ing on them, and certainly the large did not understand stewardship of and making directions. sam e condition^ ones do, too, even though you may Cheese Pastry life first. Now in almost any church You’ll be delighted with the Anne Cabot NEW KIKU OE out bactericidq have had the whole big family you may hear people singing, ALBUM. Itis filled with fascinating things demonstrated around the table. 1 cup flour to knit, crochet, embroider. Four gift “Were the whole realm of na­ patterns printed inside the book. Send TItEATM EKT heither the “Know-how” makes for com­ As long as the bird can still be Vi teaspoon salt 25 c e n ts to d ay . H cup butter ture mine, in the poultry! fort in camp. sliced, Servei the succulent slices That were a present far too min D conten| just as th e y Vi cup grated cheese SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK F O K C O L D have to scrimp anywhere, don’t do 2 to 3 tablespoons water sm all; 630 Sooth Wells St.. Chicago 7. IU. was involved it on your camping equipment. come from the Love so amazing, so divine, Enclose 20 cents fc>r pattern. feet. bird, with sal­ Sift together flour and salt. Cut SYM PTO M Si Your tent should be so construct­ in butter and cheese until consist­ Demands my soul, my life, my No. .,.G ...... Further testl ad or for sand­ all.” ed that ample ventilation is pos­ ency is like coarse cornmeal. Add Name ...... addition of vil sible. Tents equipped with awn­ wiches. Then Very good; wonderful. Surely these when you get water, mixing lightly with fork and rations beyonl ings, such as the umbrella and ex­ form into ball; chill. Roll out and are a devoted brotherhood! But A d d ress ...... did not incret plorer types, provide protection out­ to the smaller wait, what is this coming down the production. E| pieces, put them cut with round or turkey shaped I side the tent from rain and snow, cutter. aisle? A man with a collection plate! ATOMIZER longer rays as well as sun, and provide also in delicious pie, * * * Now we shall see .. . There’s a man creamed dishes, C a st Iron Once Precious which have prl a place to start the campfire in Turkey Corn Casserole putting in a quarter, and there’s a JuH sfjueeze f / i r titom izf r fu r j to supply vitaf and casseroles. prosperous-looking lady laying out damp weather. Cloth floors should (Serves 4-6) Iron was considered a precious Finp-Spruy 'list *>f -HK iW/S/’ < for laying henl always be of heavy, waterproofed a five dollar bill. (She bought a metal by the ancient Egyptians. beneficial resf 2 cups cubed, cooked turkey duck, and tents with detachable ♦Turkey Pie $50 cat last week.) But who is put­ As early as 332 B.C. iron was being light. floors must be ditched to avoid or chicken ting in his soul, his life, his all? (Serves 6) cast into various forms used for I Quickly relieves nasal conges­ water running in between sodcloth Vz cup finely chopped celery Oh* well, they didn’t mean what making swords, armor and orna­ I 12-ounce can (IVz cnps) tion—sniffles, sneezes, stuffed* and groundeloth. 3 tablespoons butter they sang. But isn’t it more than ments, and other evidences of iron I op nosel Unlike ordinary in- Keep Pos| whole kernel com Clothing, of course, varies with 5 tablespoons flour half hypocritical to sing one way date back as far as 8.000 years I IiaIerB and nose drops, solely _ I helps swollen, irritated climate. The problem of keeping I teaspoon salt Vi cup chopped pimiento and “give” another? By Reaci I tablespoon chopped onion ago. Only in recent years was it I membranes to resume^ warm in cold weather is one of « Few grains pepper The whole realm of nature is not discovered that the addition of I a more normal con* E Vi cup fat retaining .body heat. To do this, ZVz cups milk yours to give; but you do have a nickel produced a cast iron which I dition by blocking^ IVz cups diced cooked turkey 3 tablespoons enriched flour f action of the histamine*^ use several layers of light or med­ life; apfl God wants it. More than was definitely stronger, tougher like substance in the ium weight clothing, as you will Vz cup cooked lima beans I tablespoon salt 1 cup turkey stock he wants what we have, he wants more uniform in texture and more nasal passages. Follow find these to be warmer than one Vz cup cooked whole kernel what we are. God created you; God resistant to wear and rust than directions in package. G randm l heavy garment.- It is also an ad­ com 2 well-beaten eggs Vse at first sign of a Green-pepper rings redeemed you; as Paid says, “You ordinary cast iron. Today many vantage, as some layers can be Cheese Pastry co ld ! Vz cup buttered bread crumbs are not your own, you were bought thousand pounds of Canadian nicke] removed when exertion increases Melt butter in saucepan, blend in 1A cup grated American cheese with a price.” are used for this purpose. Buj al Tonr DrogStora body heat. flour, salt and pepper. Gradually » * » add milk, cook until thick, stir­ Arrange turkey, celery, corn Too much emphasis cannot be Not for Preachers Only put on the importance of footwear. ring constantly. Add turkey, lima and pimiento in greased baking Shoes m ade on the Munson last beans and corn; heat. Pour into dish. Cook onion in hot fat until I* COMMON m istake is to think Keep Posted on Values ANAHIST are best, as they allow the big 6 indiviclual casseroles and top with golden. Add flour and salt; blend. ** that a Christian has a choice cheese pastry cut in turkey shapes. Gradually add stock; cook until between being a preacher and not toe to point straight forward giv­ By Reading the Ads America’s Numbu One Antihistamine ing better balance to the body. Bake in a hot oven (425°) for about smooth and thick, stirring constant­ being one. If he decides to give his Leather should be kept soft by 12 minutes, or until pastry is light­ ly. Quickly stir sauce into eggs. life to God then he will be a preach­ frequent oiling. Wet leather shoes ly browned. Pour over turkey mixture. Top er; otherwise he keeps his life for may be dried by filling them with ... with green-pepper rings. Mix himself. hot pebbles, oats or newspapers. Turkey P ilaf crumbs with cheese; sprinkle over This is absurd, when you think A good night’s bedding is most top. Bake in m oderate oven (350°) about it. God has the first claim on (Serves 6) 30 minutes. every man’s life. To be a Christian important to the camper, as any­ * # • one who has spent a night out-of- 7 tablespoons cooking oil is to recognize this claim. He has doors can tell you. Since about one- 4 mushrooms, finely sliced Bones, Skin and Scraps not a bit .more claim on the preach­ TREAT THE FA M IlY TO A BATCH OF third of time in camp is spent in 3 tablespoons finely shredded For Rich Stock er or the missionary than he has on bed, this convenience cannot be green pepper To prepare broth, crack the bones the grocer or the farmer’s wife. & c e m s f t e s Underestimated. The most simple I tablespoon tomato puree if possible. For the cracking use a Stewardship of life means recogniz­ type is a ground cloth, or tarp 1 cup light cream or top milk steak pounder, a mallet or a pair ing God’s right, it means living AIN'T IT STIi and blankets. Another simple bed, Vi cup sour cream of plier’s. If you your life in partnership with God. happiness we when in country where it may be .2 tablespoons prepared mustard can’t crack them “ Who sweeps a room as to Thy Cook together n into greased 9 * folks, the moil secured, is the bough bed, made 2 teaspoons salt laws ’ over hot water < • • A t bowl, pour. • * left fer ourselx go ahead any­ IS oaldl of branches from the fir or spruce Vs teaspoon cayenne pepper way for you'll Makes that and the action Va cup butter 5 cups Kellogg*s or other similar trees. Several 2 cups diced cooked turkey still get a good fine,” I 1A lb. marshmallows Rico Krisples. I (about 2Vt doz.) Add marshmallow TALKIN' ABfl layers of boughs, with leaves or 2 medium onions, sliced broth. Place sang a poet long ago. God cer­ I I cup raw rice I When syrupy, add mixture, get 24 pieces brings to m indl dry grass on top, will make a very bones in a sauce tainly does not want all his and beat in ... from 9* * 13' pan. m Nu-Maid m arg| I comfortable mattress on which to 3 cups meat stock or bouillon pan. Add water children to be preachers. But I Vt teaspoon vanilla. Even kzdacao make*eml e v e r y w a y Vi cup blanched, fried almonds I sweet, churnel place your groundeloth and blank­ to cover, I small he does want his children to I ™ . WISHES ets. However, the best all-’round Heat three tablespoons of cook­ onion, a carrot, a few ribs of celery, live AS his children; and that siree! I prefea bed for the camper is the sleeping ing oil in heavy pan. Add sliced and soup herbs if you have them. means stewardship of life. Maid, the mol my cookin' and bag. Practically every manufactur­ mushrooms and cook over fairly Simmer 2 or 3 hours. Strain, cool t * * * er of these makes an adequate, high heat for two minutes. Add promptly, then store in coldest part Stewardship of Time satisfactory bag and selection Is of refrigerator. JFPC TER PA W C U I6S YOU WITH JEST THINK I green pepper and tomato puree. PICKING up again a thought from "straight and chiefly a matter of choice. Stir in the light cream or top milk Cream of Turkey Soup • last week: Time is the raw ma­ he, if more anj AAA and sour cream very slowly. Add (Serves 4) it. terial of life. Stewardship of life 15 oald Mn. C.| mustard, one teaspoon salt, the means stewardship of time. It Now You Know pepper and mix well. Add diced, 2 tablespoons butter M B I 0 I C 2 tablespoons flour means spending each day as if God F R O M S U N ? Many factors enter into the pic­ cooked turkey. Heat two table­ had personally said to you: “Here spoons of the cooking oil in a heavy 114 cujis turkey stock this bright idel ture of the present day poor fish­ Vz cup cream or top milk are 24 fresh, new, unused hours. I in modern tsT ing in the United States and Can­ skillet and brown sliced onion un­ A til crisp. Add browned onion to !4 to Vz cup chopped cooked shall want them back. You cannot prints that fit j ada. Some of the chief factors re­ ■wouldn’t you turkey mixture. turkey meat keep them. I shall look at them to sponsible 'for the present lack of Chopped parsley see what you have done with them.” low “Table-J game fish in our lakes and streams To prepare rice, P 0 shaped this mo heat one table­ Prepare a sauce of the butter, What do you do with your Maid is a trulj are: flour and stock. Set over hot water, time? Does it count for God or (1) Logging operations, destruc­ spoon of the oil in a heavy pan, add stock and meat. Heat. Season against him? And yet — how tion by fire, or clearing of land for to taste with salt and pepper. Serve many Christians there are who add rice and re­ to t h e f i r s t cultivation in the forests and in our very hot garnished with parsley. if asked to do some kind thing, lake and stream watersheds. in a i n i n g tea­ accepted sayil spoon of salt. Turkey in Toast Caps some simple act of mercy or "Grandma" lo| (2) Pollution of our lakes and friendliness, something to help stream s. Cover with meat stock or bouillon (Serves 4-6) Cincinnati 2, and bring to boil. Cover pan with some one else, something that (3) The large increase in number Combine one 10%-ounce can con­ waxed paper, then lid. Bake rice densed cream and mushroom soup may cost them a little trouble, of sport and commercial fishermen. Jgi- in m oderate oven (350°) for 25 and Vz cup top milk; blend; heat; —how many will say, “Sorry, (4) Road construction opening up minutes or until tender. Mound rice add 1% cups diced, cooked turkey I’m busy, haven’t the time!” access to isolated la k e s and on a serving dish and pour hot * * * stream s, and % cup chopped canned pimen­ turkey mixture over. Scatter al­ to. Add some of hot sauce to I egg Gift Without the Giver is Bare (5) Increased fishing intensity on monds that have been fried in tlje yolk; stir into remaining hot sauce. TUST put together four sentences lakes and streams readily accessi­ remaining cooking oil, over the Heat thoroughly over low heat. ble to the public. from th e four sections of the S t m j g JPUX Contains top. Serve in toast cups. Scripture for this week, and you AAA have the whole business of steward­ T T rA S T R ELIEF*i^olanious pata-‘ LYNN SAYS: One-half cup of seedless raisins Technique Does It Try these Tasty Treats ship of life in a nutshell: “Having added to your favorite recipe for gifts, let us use them.” “First they Ip to 2Vz t0enth0^ an , It is the accurate, smoothly During Cool W eather cranberry sauce adds interest to gave themselves to th e Lord.” telieving offered IutHnsl I1EaDACHes dropped and cleverly-retrieved bait Put hot sweetened apple sauce the relish. This is especially good “Honor such men.” “My God will that makes fish dart o u t from through a sieve and spread over hot with pork. supply every need of yours.” No hiding places and strike. By croutons. Sprinkle with a mixture A good sauce to serve with as­ one ever used for God in the service twitching the top of your rod and of cinnamon, sugar and chopped paragus, frozen or canned, is to of man any gift which God did not . YMimlns reeling in an irregular manner, nuts; serve in dessert dishes. make a thin white sauce. Pour over more than repay. The gift without ALWATS LC you. can impart lifelike action to wholesome M il Vary your Swiss steak by using the vegetables and garnish with the giver is bare — and so is the your lures. one of the following liquids to re­ riced, hard-cooked, egg. package whenf giver. .But giver and gift, devoted Miss Nu-Maid [ For floating plugs, let the lure place tomato juice; canned mush­ Good to serve with chilled vege­ in love to God and man, are rich QUICICi lie on the surface a moment or the finest modf room or onion soup, consomme with table juice as a first course is a indeed. two before starting the retrieve. grated carrots, chopped onion and QUB IN finest modern i thin slice of ham spread with well (Copyright by the Inferastloaal Cooa- B e r v G a u Agitate it with jiggles of the rod celery, or sour cream diluted with «11 of ReUffieiis Edoestion on behalf of seasoned cream cheese and rolled, 40 Protestant denominations. Released SIAIMAf RAllMB AM Aiae«lM ie ^ tip. milk. then fastened with a toothpick. by WNU Features.) THE ORIGINAL BAUHE ANAL6ESIQUE a «jiv»/ pt was bathing Ultraviolet Light By Len Kleis Fine Christmas Gift in eagle carried THIS RMCK FORMAGAZINES OF VIRGIL AU SIZES HAS A HANDLE AND A Tiiv? dropped it Hikes Egg Laying MX) IMSlSTEp ITHINK USEFUL SHELF King. He said WON’T V5\ HE'^ e woman who Hens exposed to ultraviolet light 9 •. And he did! showed a marked increase in egg VBN- BUT HE production during a series of ex­ THOUGHT I periments conducted by D. S. de­ BBtHG INSOLfiNTT partment of agriculture scientists. The exact properties of the ultra­ violet radiation causing the in­ crease have not yet been identi­ fied, but production was raised by as much as 19 percent through its influence. a The experiments were started in 1945 by the agricultural research M agazine Stand y ’I HIS STAND makes a wonder­ administration as the result of a SUNNYSIDE by Clark S. Haas T discovery made while scientists ful Christmas gift. Reading were working with so-called bac­ F o m v g o SH// e m atter may be carried from place V f D T H E Y _ to place in it; and note the useful tericidal ultraviolet light (the very C A T C H H U A f f f short rays of invisible light, fre­ top shelf. Make it of solid maple, pine or plywood. m Laxative— quently used to eliminate bac­ ... teria). A source of bactericidal KDT GOOD FOOD Pattern 319 with Illustrated cutting light was being tested for its abil­ X guides and directions is 25c. i—j'oel justawful WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE :i.VaLIl'e *— do as ity to reduce the number of air­ Drawer 1» FL'N-A-MIJTT. borne bacteria in a poultry house Bedford Bills. New Cork. .Ciorfully difTerentl when it was found that hens under Uircutives start the ultraviolet radiation laid more I too soon • ripht tiosi’i oi sucU Iax- eggs than those held under similar HowTo Relieve c.-.vav.nour- conditions but without the light. i :or Ueultb and worn out- The scientists then decided to gath­ er more scientific facts about this Bronchitis :nt. TUken as rec- ■liy in the lower phenomenon. m m m Creomulsion relievespromptly because ini l> waste, not For five consecutive years, hens it goes right to the seat of the trouble ;d thut weak, tired to help loosen and expel germ laden i.vT and i'cc) I At* were tested in a specially con­ THE OLD GAFFER By Clay Hunter r.v. or only ! Uv phlegm and aid nature to soothe and structed underground poultry heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial house from which all natural light PILLOW- NOTHANK5 WHO NEEDS 0 2 6 3 membranes. Guaranteed to please you - M i E l f MISTER? A PIL L O W ? CUM LAXATIVE _ could be excluded. Visible light 7 0 0 or money refunded. Creomulsion has was provided for certain periods V t 0 A - . B i - . * stood the test of millions of users. each day by regular fluorescent lamps The flocks were held in the CREOMUL®SflON house at all times during the ex­ Rlioves Cautfuf Chost Celdif Acoto Bronchitis periment so that complete control of the visible lighting could be HAILS AMAZING RELIEF maintained. Recommended laying diets were provided including nor­ mal supplies of vitamin D. FROM CONSTIPATION Each year the hens held under "I suffered with constipation, but bad. bactericidal light produced from Medicines didn’t help for long. Lucky M D © F 10 to 1.9 percent more eggs per bird for me, I decided to make ALL- than hens *maintained under the BRAN my breakfast same conditions and diet, but with­ cereal. Brnieve me, I out bactericidal radiation. It was BOUFORD B v M ELLORS feel like a new man!” Sam Plesky, 10517 demonstrated conclusively that HE CLAIAAS NOW JUST RELAX, VOVK TROUBLE IS PROBABLY A «10 AlLTOE 'N ChurchiIlAv., Cleve., Seither the number of bacteria SHAtELZEg TECtggENT CHIiWOOP PHOBIA, WHILE I THOUGHT 0 . J u st one o f m any in the poultry house nor the vita­ WHATIS \ TALKED TO P W T w l r COtlnBD WITH AH ESCAPE DKtHE I IMS M S T H E U m unsolicited lettersfrom min D content of the light rays HIM----- ALLABOiirrr.- i> H> BE <■ 4 WHICH HAS STIMULATED A MBITAL ALL-BRAN users. If was involved in the beneficial ef­ ALSO A PSYCH®" , BLOC IN CWE OF you suffer from con­ fect. SQUttZKBL voug DOgMAirr I / thank you, stipation due to lack------AtfAlYZEw BRAIN CELLS of dietary bulk, eat an ounce of tasty Further tests showed that the Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN daily, drink addition of vitamin D to poultry plenty of water! If not completely rations beyond normal amounts satisfied after 10 days, send empty did not increase the rate of egg carton to Kellogg's, Battle Creek, Mich. GET DOUBLE YOUR t> aiomizcr for .:^ production. Exposure of hens to longer rays of ultraviolet light, MONEY BACK I I o j -O W IS T I which have previously been found to supply vitamin D requirements for laying hens, gave none of the Kven it other eves nasal conges* s, sneezes, sfufrecl- beneficial results of bactericidal medicines have 'nlikc ordinary in» light.______•______failed to relieve vour nose drops, safely By Bud Fisher en, irrilated MUTT AND JEFF o h .th a n k g o o d n e ss -ito resume/ Keep Posted - on Values MUTT. OUlCK1 f WHAT COLD MISERIES mal con* I THOUGHT THAT irlockinc CAN T LOOK IH THIS DO YOU OV/E IT TO YOURSELF c liistamme* By Reading the Ads MIRROR/ you HOMELy FACE / P TO TRY 666— IT’S DIFFERENT ancc in s e e ? WAS MINE / Follow »n package. r sign of a Grandma’s Sayings our Dnur Store WARFARM k il l s M I .1 iiiiy One MiitManune % -T RATS! Mix a liltle Black Leaf Warfarin with corn meal orotherbail De-, JITTER By Arthur Pointer stroys entire colonies THIS IS A K WHAT DO of ratsandmice-Taste- - FINE UTTLE VDUDOTD less, odorless,neverde- OUTBOARD START IT.. velops “bait shyness.” MOTORJUST PULL THIS Sold atdrug,hardware WHAT YOU ROPE? and farmsupplystores. NEED Send for free Rat Con­ trol Circular “A”. Toliacco By-Prodoets & Cham- leal Com. . RldaiomI1VA

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THE DAVIE RED RD. attending afternoon, night, or Sat­ Insurance For urday morning meetings held in THE [ connection with supervised school C. FRANK STROUD, EDITOR. FREE $5 BILLS FREE School Children activities such as play, etc. Oldest T E lE PH O N E The policy provides payment No Liqu A Groip .i C i1Crt ^nurance for loss ot life of $1,000; loss of Entered atthe Poatoffice In Mocks- Plan under which everv child en­ At Absolute two limbs or sight of both eyes, viile N. C.. as Second-clasp Mai) rolled in the Davie County School NEWS accj* or one limb and sight of one eye, m utter. March 3,1903. System will be covered with $5,000; loss of eiiher hand or foot dent insurance,will go into effect at M iss R $2,500, and loss of.sight of either SUBSCRIPTION RATES: the beginning ot ti'.e school vear. giving \vi eve, $1,000. $500 medical expense (MG YEAR. IN N. CAROMN A S I -Sn Curtis Price, Sup rintendent of g a n to n . m o n t h s w n . C a r o lin a . 75c. t .< pay all medical and dental ex­ six Davie Countv Schools reported OsIF YEAV. OITTSInE S T aT 1 - *2.flO penses up to $500, including such AUCTION R a lp h StX MONTHS. OUTSIDE STATE $1.00 the action today. Mr. Price said things as bills from the doctor. r ic k s spe that while : he Board of Education lo tte o n YOU CANNOT HELP BUILD and the schools themselves have hospital, surgeon, nurse, etc.. and f e e s for such things as anesthet­ UP YOUR TOWN OR COUN­ no legal liabiiity in case of acci­ 5 BUSINESS LOTS R ev. a ics, X-ravs, operating room, Iabo- TY BY ADVISING OUR PEO­ dent or injuries to hildren in the little son ratory supplies, etc. The above PLE TO GO TO OTHER CITIES performance o their n o rm a ) CLOSE IN ' ON TWO HIGHWAYS relatives ; applies to such accidents occurr­ TO DO THEIR TRADING. school duties, it has always been ing during the time provided in a matter of serious concern to the L ittle p o licy . I SIX ROOM HOUSE school people when children were S p en t th e A Democrat Says injured and had to pe taken to w ith re I at This may sound funny coming the hospital when they knew the M r s . J . F . C a r t n e r Lot 100 Ft. Front, 225 Ft. Deep T ro v H from Dixie, but I was awfullv parents were unable to pay the Mrs. J. F. Cartner, 82, died o u r th a n proud of the election results. Tom bills. He said that this type of Monday, Nov. 20th, at the home w h ic h \va coverage will relieve that kind of Dewey, in his statement over the of her son, Grady W. Cartner. Thursday, Nov. 30 fice W e d radio W ednesday night, said it was situation greatly and will assure near JJavJe Academy. She was every child attending school In a victory for “good government” before marriage Miss Emma Dwig- Jim m io Davie County adequate medical 10:00 A. M. and I agree with him. g in s. C Ie m so n attention in case any accident oc I am right proud that such good Surviving are four children, s p e n t th e curs to him in connection with In The H eart O f M ocksville, N. C. men and true as Senator Robert Mrs. B. C. Reavis, of Durham, iii to w n \ any of his school life. It has been Taft, Governor Tom Dewey and Ernest, Grady and Fred Cartner, Governor W arren have been elect­ the desire for many years among ajj Q£ Rollte j. two brothers, W. Terms: 1-3 Cash Balance In I And 2 Years M iss both teachers and parents, accord­ G re e n sb o ed. I am proud that such folks F. Dwiggins, of this city; J. H. B. ing to Mr. Price, that some plan g iv in g h o as Lucas, Pepper and Marcantoni Dwiggins, and one sister, Mrs. J. M r. a n d have been defeated and that Cali­ of coverage might be found which R. Powell, of Route I. FREE $50 BILLS FREE fornians had sense enough to elect would provide financial assistance Funcralservices were held W ed­ C h a rli W arren instead of Roosevelt. in payment of medical or hospital nesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at R o u te 2. In general I feel more hopeful a- expense that "might come as a re­ Salem Methodist Church, with At Absolute Auction T h a n k s g 1 bout the country which apparent­ sult of such injuries. Since the Rev. H. D. Jessup, Rev, G. W. d u m p e d ly is returning to sanity.—Grena­ cost of accident insurance is high­ Fink and Rev, B, C. Reavis officia­ I MODERN BRICK CAFE BUILDING with complete da County Mississippi Weekly. er than the average family can af­ ting, and the body laid to rest in M iss ford, very few children have the the church cemetery. A good wo­ modern equipment. Building located on large lot just tu r n e d V Jurors Drawn benefit of such coverage, he said. man has been called to her re* a tw o w t However, through this new group ward. She will be missed in the outside City limits of Mocksville, N. C., on the east side C h a rle s The following jurors have been School Child Accident Plan, a com m unity where she spent a long of Salisbury Highway, just opposite newDrive In Theatre I n d . drawn for the December term of contribution of only 40c. per child and us fill life. Davie Superior court which con­ per year, all school children in the M rs. venes in this city on Monday, county unit can be adequately pro Also ELEVEN ACRES OF LAND in rear of Cafe S a tu r d a Gets Promotion w h e r e sh Dec. 4th, with Judge Frank M. vided with accident coverage dur-. property with four room house and other outbuildings, Armstrong presiding. JurorswillJurors will ing the school day. TheplanhasThe plan has AttorneyLawrenceE. HutchensP h e r s o n , will not have to report for duty'keen discussed with a number of of Yadkinville, who has his Iawj with entrance off Salisbury Highway. Good well of fa m ily . until Tuesday morning, Dec. 5th:'parents all of whom are enthusi- anc^ who ^ water on same. AU of this land enclosed with good M rs . CalahaIn Robert A. Foster, L.jastic in their praise of this action Qrad' S^Nava^Reswe* M a rg a re R. Powell. j At a recent meeting of the prin* Jias recently been promoted to cattle wire fence. a n d W e Clarksville—Noah Ijames, Carl j cipals, it was decided, with the as- Lieutenant Senior Grade. The tte n d in g R ic h ie . sistance of the parents, to under­ Record makes its best bow to v iso rs. Farmington C. S. Dunn, C. R- take the program of protection Lieut. Hutchens. He has many THIS SALE AT 11:30 A. M. friends in Davie who join us in Hunter, H. C. Butner. for the school children. M r. an extending congratulations to this Terms 1-3 Cash: Balance I And 2 Years Fulton Cicero Baity, Harvey The policy, ccording to Mn young officer.- - a n d IittI Potts, Floyd Frye. Price, covers the children while DENNIS SILVERDIS, Owner t h e T h . Jerusalem—Jesse Beck, W . Ran­ within a school building or on Turkey Shoot M rs. H e s o m C o o k . the school grounds or premises B . F ry e, Mocksville—David Essex, C. T. effective one hour before schoo The Davie Wildlife Club will I No Kidding Fellows, Dennis Says Sell! Hupp, Jim Owens. takes in and lasting one hour af- sponsor a turkey shoot Saturday,! M iss Shady G rove-H Thos. Nance, ter dismissal. Another unique fea- L)ecetnber 16th, at Tom s Lake, j e n t a t B , , i • ■ . - • vent will begin s iarply at 10 ?. B o w lin g A. L. Shutt. ture of the policy is that it covers m., and last throughout the day. Afternoon Sale 2:00 P. M. T h a n k s g practicing for or participating in Eachparticipantwillcom petewith w ith h e sports and gymnastics on school nine others in shooting off each M r s . F . S , E v a n s turkey, each shot costing $1.00. grounds as well as while a mem­ M r. Mrs. Eliza Jane Graves Evans, ber of an athletic team and prac­ Regulation firearms will be 22 rifles and any gauge shotguns, but AT AUCTION S to n y P 86, widow of Frank S. Evans, died ticing and participating in school barrels m ust not exceed 32 inches. in g h o li at 12:35 at her home, Mocksville, ponsored athletic contests and Everv one is invited to attend PROPERTY AND MACHINERY OF fees a n d R o u te 2. ! while a participating member of this exciting event, and we hope C h a ffin . Mrs. Evans was born in Davie an atheletic by and under the su- to have a large crowd. AU pro- County. She spent her entire life pervision of. the school authori- cee.ds wiU ?° *?"“ £ ,,TIstockIng M URRAY BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY M iss and protecting the wildlife in Da­ in the same community, and was ties. Also, according to Mr. Price, A . S . T . vie County. I h a n k s a member o f Chestnut Grove the policy covers the children on BILL FEREBEE, 2 INDUSRTIAL LOTS located on Railroad Street, p a r e n ts , M ethodist Church. the grounds and premises while Pres. Davie Co. W ildlife.Club. G r a n t, o Surviving are one son, Luth" running back ?50 ft. to Southern Railroad side track er F. Evans, of the home; two j at rear of lots. On these lots are located the follow­ M iss (laughters, Mrs. D. L. Bracken of v a n c e , Mocksville, Route 2, and Miss ing: I Machinery Building, I Few Warehouse 24x72, U . N . C a to n s il MarokaEvans of the home; 22 I Brick Dry Kiln, 1-225 H. P. Boiler. p ita l, W grandchildren; 2 4 great-grand­ For Your Shopping children a n d three great-great- T h e I grandchildren. W e W ill Sell The Follow ing M achinery d is t c h u Funeral services were held at 11 s u p p e r • C o m m u a. m., Tuesday at Chestnut Grove Convenience 1-10 Inch Moulder I-Sm all D rill Press d a y eve Methodist Church. Rev. J. H. 1-16 Inch Planer lie is c Groce, Rev. F. R. Lofiin and Rev. I -Automatic Knife Grinder o u t a n d 1-8 Inch Rip Saw W illiam Anderson officiated. Bu­ 1-75 H. P. Steam Engine T h e D a v i e R.B. rial was iti the church cemetery. I -Glue Joiner I -Swing Type Trim Saw 1-25 H. P. Steam Engine t u r n h o 1-1946 Two Tone Chevrolet Truck a n M e In The Navy 1-M ultiplex Variety Saw s p e n t tv Furniture Storesl I-Sm all Rip Snw 1—1936 Chevrolet Yard Truck a s e rio u John Charles Seaford, seaman frie n d s I-Small Joiner I-L ot Office Equipment and recruit, USN. of Route 4 Mocks­ a g a in , a ville, N. C., recently completed Mocksville and Cooieemee I-Sm all Band Saw Building Materials re c o v e r recruit training at the Naval Train­ T -S g t. ing Center, San Diego, Caiif., and WILL REMAIN OPEN b e e a n d is now available for assignment to This is a final sale and will not be left open for upset H e, M ic a Fleet unit or to one of the Na­ bid. Terms on personal property cash. Terms on w ith Sg vy’s schools for specialized train­ Each Evening U ntil 10 P. M . a n d M r S gt. F e r ing. He also was indoctrinated Real Estate I 2 cash, balance in one and two years in g T h e into the ways of the Navy and a lo n g w learned the customs of the service. BEGINNING For Complete Information See Or Call E u g e P h o n e Mocksville, re c e iv e d An Appreciation Saturday, Nov. 25th 196 E. C. M ORRIS, Selling A gent N.C. g a s h in m o r n in W e wish to express our appre­ SALE CONDUCTED BY o w n e d ciation to our triends and neigh­ lin , r a n bors for the many acts of kind­ C o u n ty ness shown us during the illness C re e k , ard after the death of our moth­ Davie Furniture Co. Clark-Mendenhall Auction Co. g e d . P er. May the Lord bless you all. , 118 W . W ashington St. H igh iPoint, N. G. Phone 4953 R o y S a LUTHFR EVANS, , Mocksville W. J. B. SELL, Owner Cooleemee ' 214 FiTSt Natl. Bank Bldg., W inston-Salein, N. C. e scap ed MOTOKA EVANS, '' P h o n e 8902 rie d to MRS. D. L. BRACKEN. THE DAVIE RECORD MOCKSVILLE. N. C. SOVgMflEft 29.1950 PAGE FIVE THE DAVIE RECORD. I R-B-York*of Harmonv> Route _ I, was a business visitor here Fri- First Snow Falls I Danyels-Thom pson a r i u . D V TT ! day, and gave our office a pop-call. Oldest Paper In The County i The first snow of the season be­ Mr. and Mrs. Paris Danvels, of CUT gan falling here ai 8:3. Friday eve­ W est Front street, Siatesville, an­ No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ads DM r- and Mrs- J- w * Thompson ning and continued for several nounce the engagement of ihcir FIREWOOD ------1______and daughter, of Greensboro, hours, following a rain which be daughter, Mary Emma, to George 1 spent Friday night with Mr, and gan about 7 o’clock. The snow OR N E W S AKOUND T O W N . Mrs. Claude Thompson. measured about 3 inches. The NeeIy Thompson, son of Mr. and mercury tumbled from a high of Mrs. Claude W ood Thompson, of FENCE POSTS Mrs. Harley Sofley returned Miss Ruth Smith spent Thanks­ 61 degrees at noon Friday to alow Mocksville. The wedding will home last week from Rowan Me­ giving with her mother at Mor. of 10 degrees above zero at 6 a. m. take place Dec. 17th, at 4 o’clock. g a n to n . morial Hospital, where she spent Saturday morning. The mercurv several days taking treatm ent. remained below freezing through­ FASTER! Ralph Bowden and Clyde Hend­ out the dav and registered a low Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeParley1 of 8 degrees Sunday morning. WANT ADS PAY. ricks spent Wednesd y in Char­ This is the coldest weather exper­ oi Chai Lston, S. C., spent the WITH THIS OURBOKM SAW lotte on business. ienced here in several years. fI1IkAThe IbeltiaU is S_ always —I______in• place a . . . saves - Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. WILL ACCEPT two more pa­ and bother of lining up belt, saw and Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Cox and DePariey’s mother, Mrs. James tients for nursing care in rav home. tractor. Sturdy hinged table is proper], little son spent Thanksgiving with Hoyle, at Fork. A. J. Hendrix MRS. ALLEN GRANT, R. N. balanced for easy feeding. A huge pile of YS relatives at Badin. Mocksville, N. C., P.. 4- A. J. Hendrix, 78, farmer of cordwood or fence posts can be cot in a D. R. Stroud, Jr., a student at day with this ragged Dearborn Saw. Mocksville, Route 3, died Nov LOST—Red Bone Hound Mali Little Miss Patsy Lascedonia Pennsylvania State School of Op­ 19th, at his home. He spent his Dog. In or near Advance. Rewaro QofctVof«o«W le».finJ Cobd and h w ^ d spent the Thanksgiving holidays tometry, Philadelphia, spent last entire life in the county GILMER HEGE, Tractor. Irovofr <0 osy part b , Ford Hylfroofc with relatives in New York Citv. week in town with his parents. Surviving a re one daughter, Lexington, R. I. o f Ihe wood/*. Toocfr C oefre t Miss Leona Hendrix of the home; FOR SALE—8 MM MoviePro Troy Hutchens, of Route 2, has Miss Elizabeth Slate, a student four sons, E. C. and S. B. Hen­ jector. Also English Ford 1949 our thanks for a big pumpkin at Chowan College, M urfreesboro, drix of Mocksville, Route 3, H . R. spent the Thanksgiving holidays sedan. About 15 White New which was dumped into our of­ Hendrix of Winston-Salem and Zealand rabbits and several hutch­ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hendrix of Clemmons; one avie Tractor & Implement Co. fice W ednesday afternoon. T. A. Slate. es. SAM HOWARD, I sister, Mrs. C. I. Howard of Clem­ B. & H. Pure Oil Station mons; 11 grandchildren and nine Jimmie Campbell, a student at P h o n e 80. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Wolff, great-grandchildren. Phone 310-J Mocksville, N. C. CIemson College, Clemso.i, S. C.. of New Kensington, Pa., spent Funeral services were held at FOR SALE—Full line of Mas- the Thanksgiving holidays with spent the Thanksgiving holidays 2*30 p. m., Tuesday at Advance sey-Harris farm machinery, such M rs. W olff’s parents, M r. and Mrs. iii town with home folks. Methodist Church. Rev. Bruce as tractors, combine, mowers, P. J. Johnson. harrows, etc. Call and look over Roberts, Rev. J. R. Starling were Telephone 300 Southern Bank Bldg. Mocksville, N. C. Miss Mary Neil Ward, o f in charge. Burial was in the this new machinery. ears Misses Glenna Mae and Beulah J. FRANK HENDRIX. Greensboro, spent the \ Thanks church cemetery. DR. RAMEY F. KEMP, CHIROPRACTOR Boger, who hold positions in High Mocksville, Route 3. giving holidays with her parents, Point, spent Thanksgiving with Our old friend J Chap Powell, X-RAY LABORATORY Mr. and Mrs. Grady W ard. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn of High Foint, gave our sanctum E Boger, on Route 2. Hours: 9:30-12:30 2:30-5:30 Closed Saturday 2:30 Charlie Brown, who lives on a pleasant visit Wednesday. Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Caldwell and Powell came over to attend the Princess Theatre Route 2, has our thanks foi a big Monday, W ednesday and Friday Evenings—6:30 to 830 children, of W innsboro, S. C., ar­ funeral and burial of his aunt, Thanksgiving pumpkin which he THURSDAY & FRIDAY rived here Thursday to spend se­ Mrs. J. F. Cartner, which occur- dum ped into our office last week. veral days with her mother, Mrs. Tames Stewart In ed at Salem Methodist Church J. S. Daniel and family. "BROKEN ARROW” with piete Miss Arizona W hite, of R. I, re­ W ednesday afteimoon. Jeff Chandler. In Technicolor turned W ednesday morning from George Thompson and Miss t just S A T U R D A Y a two weeks visit with her uncle, Mary Emma Danyels, of States­ Rocky Lane In Charles W hite, at Noblesville, ville, and Arthur. Swicegood, of t side Churchland, were Thanksgiving "POWDER RIVER I n d . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shoaf Coal & R U S T L E R S ” SPINET PIANOS eatre T h o m p s o n , Added Serial and Cartoon Mrs. C. N. Christian returned S a n d C o . MONDAY & TUESDAY Cafe Saturday from Conway, Ark., Mrs. Frank Stroud, Jr., attend­ EstherW illiams- Van Johnson GRAND PIANOS where she spent two weeks with ed the funeral and burial of C. B. W e Can Supply Your Needs “DUCHESS OF IDAHO” with dings, her son, Dr. Richard Yates and Myers, of Statesville, last W ednes­ INGOOD COAL, John Lund. In TechnicoIof P H O N E 7923 fam ily . day afternoon. Funeral services ell of were held in the First Baptist SAND and BRICK W E D N E S D A Y Mrs. Grant Stevens and Miss ChuFch in that city. Mr. Myers Call or Phone Us At Any Time Laraine Day In good lost his life in an automobile Margaret Roberts spent Tuesday P H O N E 194 ‘THE W OMAN OF PIER 13” JESSE G. BOW EN MUSIC C O . wreck near DeLand, Fla., on Nov. with Robert Ryan and Wednesday at Chapel Hill, 18th. His wife received slight in­ F o rm e rly D a v ie B ric k & C o a l C o Added Comedy & Cartoon ttending a meeting of Tax Super­ juries in the wreck. v iso rs. High Grade Pianos

Mr. and Mrs. Gray Hendricks ars and little daughter Ann,, spent Hammond Organs the Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. Hendrick’s m other, Mrs. C • 217 W . 5 th St. Wsnston-Salem, N. C. B. Frye, at Catawba. W i l l I! Miss Bobby Jean Angell, a stud m m ent at Bowling Green University, Bowling Green. Ky., spent the Thanksgiving holidays in town with her parents. VAUGHN MONROE Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kurfees, of SINGING BAND LEADER Stony Point, spent the Tkanksgiv- ing holidays with Mrs. D. C. K ur­ My voice is my * /V1- fees and Mr. and Mrs. Stacy H. We have a beautiful line of merchandise for the living. So it's only C h a ffin . natural that I sm oke the ANY Christmas holidays that will appeal to the thrifty Miss Pat Grant, a student at cigarette that agrees A. S. T. College, Boone, spent the treet, Thanksgiving holidays with her shopper. with mv throat __ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence track Grant, on Route 4. Gifts For AU The FatnUy Ilow- Miss Sarah Dot Call, of Ad­ vance, R. I, a student at W . C., CAMELS ARE SO* MILD th a t in a Ladies, Misses and Children’s Dresses, Coatst Sweaters, coast-to-coast test of hundreds of' 4x72, U. N. C., Greensboro, underwent men and women who smoked •:.* a tonsil operation at Baptist Hos­ Camels—and only Came!?—for 30 pital, W inston-Salem, IastTuesday Skrts, Blouses, Belts, Nylon Underwear, Gowns, days, noted throat specialists, mak­ ing weekly examinations, reported The ladies of Elbaville M etho­ Bed Jackets, Shoes. Costume Jewelry, Millinery, r y dist church will give a chicken N d am single case of threat irritation due Io smoldng CAMELS supper and bazaar at the Advance Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Gloves, Community Building on Satur­ day evening, Dec. 2nd. The pub­ lic is cordially invited to come Longerie, Towels. out and enjoy the evening. Men’s and Boy’s Shoes, S v^at ars, Hosiery, Shirts, Pants. R. B. Sanford was able to re- j turn home W ednesday from Row- j Ties, Belts, Bill Folds and Hundreds of Other Items Coal! Coal! an Memorial Hospital, where he I T r u c k spent two weeks recovering from Too Numerous To Mention c k a serious operation. His manv * % We Have A Good Supply friends are glad to have him hom e W e W ish To Extend A Cordial Invitation To The People O f Davie And Adjoining again, and hone for him a speedy O f Both reco v ery . Counties To Visit Our Store W hen You Come To Town And Look Over O ur Large Stock O f T-Sgt. and Mrs. W arren H. Fere-; I H eater A nd Furnace Coal bee and little son David, of Grosse Dry Goods. Notions, Ready-To-Wear upset lie, Mich., are spending ten days with Sgt. Ferebee’s parents, Mr. A Complete Line Shoes For The Entire Family— And Can Supply Your Needs on and Mrs. J. G. Ferebee, near Cana. Sgt. Ferebee says he enjoys read­ ars ing The Record—that he can’t get Froir Grandmother To The Smallest Tot At Any Time. along without it. ! n i WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE We Give Prmnpt Service And Would Eugene Haneline is said to have ( I ck sv ille , received internal injuries and a Coapons For China And Siiyer Given Free on Every Purchase I i Appreciate Your Patronage. N . C . gash in one leg early Thursday i t morning, when a Chevrolet car,-! I i owned and driven by Harold Pop­ lin, ran off the highway on the I i County Home roa4, near Bear Davie Drv Gobds Co. I i Creek. The car was badly dama­ H Mocksville Ice & Fuel Ca ged. Poplin, George Foster, and I i e 4953 Roy Salleys who . were in the car, O nT hey Square” I i P h o u e 116 857 Poplar Street 902 escaped injury. Haneline was car­ Between The Post Office A n4 B a n k ried to Rowan Memorial Hospital H tor treatment. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

-WffKtY NfWS ANALYSIS' GERM-WARFARE: DEA Infected Rats Found CLASSIFIED Republicans Make Sweeping Gains One of the most frightening and d e p a r t m e n t horrible discoveries of the Korean conflict was made public when the For Both Senate and House Seats; army disclosed it had found five BUSINESS & INVESI. OPPUE. thousand rats and mice innoculat- GRADE A Cafe for sale! Doing Good Business. Electrically Equipped. Cheap ed with deadly plague and other rent. Strictly Cash. If interested contact Sigmund Korean Situation Is Called Serious germs in a secret laboratory near owner. P.O. Box 282—Phone 133, Chester* Story soon Neat Sleighf-of-Hand Pyongyang. field, 8. C . ______world’s mov HE SENATE commerce commit­ The army reported more than DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC. of m an \vh T (EDITOR'S NOTE: When opinions ar^ expressed in these celnmns, they are those ol 5,000 rats and mice were inoculated International Show Unhappy. tee has pulled some neat sleight- Western New^naper Union's news analysts and not necessarily of this newspaper.) DACHSHUND pops. Long-haired variety. with such diseases as bubonic Purebred German stock. Mrs. J, M. He insists of-hand to keep the taxpayers from plague, encephalitis, and eurirra- Opens November 25 White, 1103 Harvey St.. Raleigh, N. C. composer a finding, out how much government ivaddy fever immediately after the WANTED—Healthy puppies, all breeds, ing just that gravy Pan American Airways is tor resale. Van Fossen Kennels, P.O. U.N. landing a t Inchon. Cattle Class Prizes Bo* 286, Pensacola, Florida. the impres getting. Only 380 of the carriers were LargestEverOifered COCKER puppies and grown dogs. Stud A m erican o Under a senate resolution, the service by son of Champion Jays Honey alive when discovered and 200 of Boy. T. I. Caudle, 1323 Hanover Street, admission. committee is supposed to examine these were mad from hunger. The 51st International Live Stock P h o n e *3-1824. R a le ig h . N .C.______“ Most A the airmail subsidies paid to the SUIHO Exposition will be held this year in OAM None were believed to have been brow tastes airlines for hauling mail. What the turned loose or to have escaped the International Amphitheatre at FARMS AND RANCHES with that?’ senate wants to know is how much the Chicago stock yards from No­ (•43-A. of Splendid fa rm la n d . F in e fo r from their sealed cages, though dairying, cultivation of beef cattle. Some statement t of this subsidy is legitimate com­ fleas from the dead animals might vember 25 through December 2. timber, 4 houses, near highway. School melodies wi pensation and how much pure gov­ Increased prize money for the bus to door, mail to door. Ten miles below spread disease. Covington, Ga. SeU all or in tracts. Cash tune that po ernment handout. The project was reported under show should help to encourage the or terms. Mrs. J. T. Pitts, Box 132, New- whistle tha Yet, in defiance of the senate, the the supervision of a Russian wom­ exhibition of top livestock from born, Ga. _ _ most no one committee staff has quietly ex­ an scientist who fled northward both the United States and Canada, of hectic pr exposition officials reported. HELP WANTED—AIEN cluded Pan American Airways from after the landing. LOOMFIXERS—Good pay, new mill. Call Since Ro the study. And, as a double pre­ The animals were kept in cages Prizes for all cattle classes will or wire Plnecrest Cotton Mills, Inc., Plne America 43 caution—believe it or not—it has in groups of from two to 20. They be $61,370. the largest total ever B luff, A rk a n sa s.______parents’ de hired Pan Am’s accountants to were well fed and their furs HELP WANTED—MEN, WOMEN bridge buil make the survey. sprayed with a chemical that en­ quite conte Yellow — LABORATORY and X-Ray technician Interesting fact is that the senate couraged the multiplication of W wanted. Write experience to Slewart-Nun- taste s as commerce committee is partly dom­ ~ S e o ---- fleas. nully Clinic, Monroe, Ga. people in t' The discovery will provide a clue inated by Sen. Owen Brewster of INSTRUCTION “Besides,’ to the type of germ-warfare ex­ brow achie Maine, close friend of Pan Ameri­ a * Unlimited opportu- can airways. Brewster has traveled perimentation Communist coun­ L e a m D iesel nity for veterans & during his tries might be carrying out and >-»%•■ •• non veterans. No ail over Latin America free in Pan previous exp. needed. Write for info. Am planes, also commuted between give the free nations of the world an indication as to what horrors Diesel Training inc.s!.\."™6.r. Washington and Maine in a special VETERAN APPROVED______Pan Am plane and is now being in­ the Communist will resort. STATUTi MtLtS UTH vestigated for tapping the wires of LIVESTOCK TWA’s Howard Hughes on behalf of O a s SO 75 KOREA SPAIN: SUFFOLK Bred ewe sale December 4. Pan American Airways. Oskaloosar Iowa. Western Canadian and Ban Is L if te d * .' American Consignors. White North Ameri­ What Brewster had to do with can Suffolk Breeders. Box X 322, Oska- the recent maneuvering inside the An estimated 80,000 Chinese Communists are reported driv­ After four years the United Na­ Ioosa, Iowa. tions had lifted its diplomatic ban An international grand cham­ DAIRYMEN—Get bigger profits from senate commerce committee is not ing southward (broken arrows) in an attempt to split U.N. forces. pion steer is shown above with Brown Swiss, the farmers' cow. Founda­ known. But it is known that the con­ U.N. troops withdrew, although some units were surrounded and against the Spanish government. tion stock and bulls for sale, write II- L- H The action accomplished two ob­ owners, Cleo Yoder of Iowa, Burk, Luella Farms. Westerville. Ohio. tract for the airmail-subsidy sur­ cut to pieces. Observers report the Korean situation serious. Henry W. Marshall, exposition jectives: By I vey was awarded to Ernst and chairman, and Dr. A. D. Weber PERSONAL Ernst of New York City, which also ELECTION: 1. It withdrew the 1946 recom­ Irene Du mendation to all U. N. members who is slated to judge steers was retained by Pan American for Republicans Gain again this year. TIRED?...NERVOUS? impersonati fees of $109,000 in 1948 and $157,000 that they withdraw ambassadors “ The Mud and ministers from Madrid. Try Chinese HuHr Teof in 1949. What is even more peculiar, Taking the administration by sur­ offered. Many prize increases made from Chino, Genome Herb Tea osed that the pi Ernst and Ernst’s bid was not the prise, the Republican party made H e a d lin e r s 2. It lifted the 1946 ban against by the Chinese to colm the nerves comm and in other breeds to mark the occa­ and strenplhen Ihe body. See whot lowest, but one of the highest. sweeping gains in the senate and admission of Spain to the U. N.’s sion of the golden jubilee show of But wait t:' specialized agencies. it con do for you I Despite this, the committee staff house in one of the most hotly con­ 1949 are retained this year. Month'* Supoiv only $2.00 prepaid. to h er in Gov. Thomas E. Dewey added a ORDER JODAYf awarded the contract to Ernst and tested national elections in years. The United States, however, will Dr. A. B. Weber, of Kansas State Moment”. S marathon television show to his Em st for $145,000—though other bids As final tabulations were being not return an ambassador to Mad­ college, will judge the steers again CHINESE TREASURE CENtRE sets a stov were submitted as low at $70,000, completed, observers believed that list of political-campaigning devic­ rid. President Truman said public­ 8ox 199 O. C. S., New York, N. Y. cook a coug es. He had Mrs. Dewey on the this year. He is the only American for example, by Georgetown Univer­ the Democrats would retain 49 sen­ ly recently he would not appoint to judge these classes since the ex­ show with him a while. He asked one. sity. In other words, it is costing ate seats and the Republicans would position departed from the custom POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP. her, “Why don’t you take your hat The U. N.’s resolution left intact the taxpayers twice as much to have 47. To all practical purposes of having foreign judges two years California White Holland Turkey Farm. hire Pan American’s accountants. the Republicans will have a work­ off.” She replied. “Because my the condemnation of the Franco Domes Strain, Pullorum Clean Broad hair’s a mess. Why do things like regime for its aid to the Axis dur­ ago. Breasts, Mountain Grown. Eggs Feb­ ing majority in the senate and will Other features in connection with ruary to June. Kathryn B. Farrer, P.O. Tricky Word-Inggling control legislative voting with the this happen just when I need a ing World War II. B ox 21. T u rlo c k , C alifo rn ia.______permanent?” the international that have been The commerce committee at aid of rebellious southern Demo­ The United States voted in favor SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC. of removing the boycott which was familiar in the years since 1900 in­ first tried some tricky language to crats. “The Commnnists committed one clude the grain and hay show, rec­ Sew Crop Straw berry Plants—Blakemore, protect Pan American from the sub­ In the house the Republicans of the most offensive acts of in­ spearheaded by Catholic Latin Missionary, Klonmore, Robinson, Aroma, American nations. ognized as the world’s largest com­ Dunlap. S5.00 thousand. Gem Everbear­ sidy survey. This was written into made sweeping gains, but not ternational lawlessness of historic petitive showing of farm crops. ing. $10.00. Streamliner. S1S.00. TOM the senate resolution by Edward enough for control. record,” Gen. Douglas MacArthur RAMSEY, Harrison, Tennessee. Sweeney, the committee’s aviation Most startling aspect of the elec­ said in his report on Chinese in­ Revolutionist Farm Expenses Increased consultant, who called for a survey tion, in the opinion of most ob­ tervention in North Korea. U.S. Savings Bonds of “certificated interstate and over­ servers, was the defeat of such men George Bernard Shaw, Irish au­ Five Fold in Past Decade seas air carrier operations.” as Democrat Sen. Millard E. Tyd- thor and wit, who died at the age Farm expenses have increased al­ For Your Future Buy By a technicality, this left out ings of Maryland and Sen. Scott of 94, for years had kept the world most five-fold over the past decade Pan-American entirely, whose op­ Lucas of Illinois. in a whirl with his use of words. and not many farmers would care erations are classified by law as Here are some Shavianisms: Suc­ J OOUBLC CtLTCRCO Lucas was the Democratic ma­ to return to the “good old days” of y^ORCXTRAQUAUTY-PUHI^f “foreign.” However, West Virginia’s jority leader in .the senate and_Tydr_|-°!cess—“The secret of success is to low expenses—if they had to accept alert Sen. Harley Kilgore caught ings wps a strong supporter of the offend" the greatest number of peo­ the level of income that accom­ 1 T TelrIeT"" ” from the this word-juggling. administration and the state depart­ ple;” Truth—“The truth is the one panied them. SlCJAl IOti whose boo “At first, I myself understood m ent. thing nobody will believe;” Love— This increase in cost of farm op­ However, s that the word ‘overseas’ covered In Ohio, Sen. Robert A. Taft won “Sir, there are two tragedies in eration has been accompanied by make-up. the operation of all our planes fly­ a resounding victory over the labor- life. One is to lose your heart's de­ said, “The ing abroad,” he told the senate. some phenomenal changes in the Truman purge attempt. Foreign sire. The other is to gain it.” composition of expenses. Machinery I strips of p “But it seems that the civil aero­ policy played an important part in expense made up only 14 per cent w hether m nautics act divided our planes into Taft’s campaign and the results of KOREA: recognize three classes instead of two. Over­ of the total in 1935-39 while in 1947- the battle may shake the founda­ Situation Serious 49 it accounted for 21 per cent. heavy-set seas planes are defined as those tions of the Republican party. Some ble chins! which fly overseas to our island Also, farmers are spending propor­ observers saw Taft’s victory as a The war in Korea which seemed tionately more for feed, fertilizer possessions.” plain indication that the people were on the verge of complete victory As a result of Kilgore’s vigilance, Pedro Albizu Compos, Har­ and crop expense than they spent Samuel not happy with the administration’s for the United Nations forces took 15 years ago. the senate unanimously changed a dangerous turn with the inva­ vard graduate, leader of the with a re- foreign policy. Nationalist party that threw These changes have been accom­ B arb ara V the resolution to include Pan Ameri­ The administration took another sion of Chinese Communists. Po­ can. Despite this, the commerce Puerto Rico in turmoil, was ar­ panied by a substantial increase in the pictur blow in Connecticut. Republican litical observers termed the situa­ man labor efficiency on farms. committee has flagrantly ignored tion serious, including Gen. Doug­ rested after the attempt to as­ Cooper’s c John Davis Lodge ousted Fair Deal D ana And the senate mandate and has left Democrat Chester Bowles in the las MacArthur, the U. N. com­ sassinate President Truman. FBI agents were trying to con­ role. And Pan American out of the survey con­ governor’s contest. Democrat Sen. m ander. ! Improved Seed Flat tract. The Hawaiian runs of North­ According to available reports, nect him with the attempt on semi-docu Brien McMahon, however, was re­ deals with west and United Airlines are in­ elected. between three and six Chinese di­ the President’s life. cluded, but Pan American’s Ha­ visions crossed the boundary be­ SAVE BY MAIL clam ation waiian run is left out of the study In New York, Gov. Thomas E. story won’t Dewey, twice-defeated Republican tween Manchuria and Korea and WORLD WAR III: by its wire-pulling friends on the went into battle beside the North Ko­ senate commerce committee. nominee for president, won a third Thunder Can Be Heard CURRENT . PAID SEBU- term as governor of that state. The reans. The immediate military re­ Gov. Da sult was a withdrawal of U. N. The capitals of the world trem­ RATE ' A N N U A L L f has agreed Merry-Go-Round governor’s running mate, Lt. Gov. bled because many observers be­ Joe R. Hanley, was defeated by troops south, in some instances as role in Pin Nine out of ten visitors at Lake much as 50 miles. lieved they heard the thunder of Outpost” Success want to see Mrs. Roose­ Sen. Herbert Lehman. Here again World War IH on the horizon. was evidence of that trend where MacArthur summed up the sit­ INSURED It has not velt, but have trouble asking for uation by reporting that the North The-*hunder was caused by Com­ $5 TO $10,000 the govern her committee by name (Social, neither Republicans or Democrats were able to sweep all offices. This Korean army was finished as a munist China which adopted the or a Conf' Humanitarian, and Cultural com­ fighting force in October by the in­ attitude that “American interven­ Accounts May ‘Be Opened, case, he w mittee). Often they ask: “Is this split across party lines was evident Increased or Reduced in many sections of the country. flicting of 335,000 casualties. This tion in Korea signalizes an inten­ Upon Your Request. corporal. the room where thqy hold human included 135,000 Reds who were tion to invade China.” Flem ing a relations?” . . . A committee chair­ In California, Republican Gov. S IM P L E —S A FE —P R O M P T Earl Warren, seeking a third term, captured. AU Communist dispatches and th e cast. man at Lake Success, scanning his His communique on the situa­ broadcasts hammered out the M em ber list of speakers, announced: “I call won re-election over James Roose­ Federal Home Loan Bank System. velt, son of the late President. Rep. tion said: “In the face of this vic­ same recurrent themes: Federal Savings & Loan Ins. Corp now on the delegate of the Soviet tory of U.N. arms, the Commu­ BRO Union and when he has finished Richard M. Nixon also defeated 1. The Chinese Communists wiU LEGAL FOR TRUST FUNDS Democrat Helen Gahagan Douglas nists committed one of the most oppose “American imperiaUst ag­ speaking, all the delegates on my offensive acts of international law­ list will have been exhausted.” . . . in a senatorial battle. gressors" with concrete action. In a congressional fight that at­ lessness of historic record . . .” 2. American use of the atom An idea that might be useful The Soviets got a lot of publicity There are available in Manchuria DEACHTREE when they walked out of various tracted nation-wide attention, Amer* bomb will mean retaliation in kind when growing next spring’s plants ican-Labor party Rep. Vito Mar- about 300,000 troops— veterans of Observers were further troubled is the seed box with removable U.N. agencies early this year. But the Chinese civil war—which could they have avoided publicity in their cantonio of New York, the only because the Chinese evidently sides as shown in the above illus­ ■E minor party representative in the be thrown into the battle immed­ L ast back-tracking. Thus, few people meant business. From three to six tration. SAVINGS & LOAN ASS’N of a bette house, was unseated by a Demo­ iately. Another 300,000 are believed1 Chinese divisions had been iden­ The sides, are nailed together and outside U.N. are aware they have to be either in Manchuria or North “The returned to the trusteeship council cratic-Republican-Liberal coalition tified in action in Korea against attached to the bottom by means 3045 Feachtree Bd., Atlanta formed for the sole purpose of beat­ China. the one a’ and the economic and social coun­ United Nations forces. Tliey forced of hooks and screw-eyes. When the a tribe of ing him. Marcantonio’s foes charged The dangerous question now fac­ U. N. troo’ps to make withdrawals, plants are large enough to be trans­ cil . . . Fleet Admiral Nimitz has ing the free nations is what atti­ “ Accord1 completed a country-wide speaking that he followed every twist and and, from early reports, intended planted fiom the flat, the sides are turn of the Commimist party line tude the Chinese will take, to Mac- files out tour for the United Nations, and to continue their march south. unhooked and lifted up from the HERE’S FUST MODERN HELP FOR w ere abo during his service in the house. Arthur’s charge that “alien Com­ bottom, the soil with the plants in will leave the U.N. payroll at the munists” have entered the war. No one in his right mind can SHEEZY1 STUFFY, WATERY MISERY fire, shi end of this month. A great fighting As final tabulations were com­ overlook the fact that China could it remaining undisturbed on the style, t h ma'ii, he has now done a fine job piled, observers agreed that Demo­ Whether the Communist world is be the strongest nation in the bottom board. The plants are then sionary fe for peace. Capitol Hill is still chort­ cratic control of the senate and prepared to take this colossal step world. The Chinese Communist easily separated and pulled up. is a secret, most probably locked knees an ling over the way Sen. “Molly” Ma­ house was so slight it did not con­ armies already are estimated at When ready to use again, the sides Relieved the Lord in the depths of the Kremlin. lone of Nevada, Republican, chal­ stitute a safe working majority. As 5.000.000 m en of whom 1,000,000 are are hooked to the bottom, and the m ercy on lenged Sen. Scott Lucas of Illinois, a result, the next two years will see If the Communists are ready to in Manchuria. Peiping recently an­ flat filled With new soil. Very little vant, Ren Democrat, to a fist fight on the sen­ a number of bitter battles on legis­ take this risk it may mean the nounced organization of 5,5d0,000 root, disturbance will result when 0,1turns} when the ate floor just before congress ad­ lation and much of it being passed start of World War III and the end armed militia, bringing the coun­ the small plants are cut. from the b a I chie journed. or killed by incredible small mar­ of the world as we have known try’s armed strength to more than mass of soil with earth clinging the name, gins. it. • to their roots. ; S t. J o s e p h Strange Appointment 10.000.000. tied him OFFICIAL CENSUS Its industrial might never has >4rtU-Hlslmriinje him to g A lawyer who helped torpedo the been exploited, but could, within a Low Temp. Rendering his busine American plan to break up Nazi . TA Bi. BT S. • few years, become one of the I d ^ d B L E T O M o 3 9 TABLETS 7 5 c j “No, it cartels is now assistant general U.S. Population Now 150,697,316 greatest in the world. China’s war Of Lard Is Recommended did the t counsel of the national production supplies at present are furnished in Your home-rendered lard will be '.VNU-7 47—50 m onths be authority, the new defense agency As of April I, 1950, there were representatives; nine states will 150,697,316 persons in the United great part by Russia. There is no of better quality if you use a low eaten ano with get-tough powers over industry. lose that many seats. The reap­ reason to believe they will be dis­ temperature for rendering, nutri­ and he ha He is Richardson Bronson, named States. That is the official count portionment will take effect in the as recently released. continued. tion specialists report. OverDON’T Billiousness A CRYHeadaches! and tastel by an investigating commission as congress convening in 1953, as­ Observers believe that if Chma A low temperature is needed to Don't Hang onto Old Habits that “ I KNO This represented an increase of suming the 435-seat total of the Cause Sickish Conditions—Find a key figure behind the dropping of is determined to do so, she can give the greatest yield of lard from The Reason— If Your Liver is Lazy story,” I the stiff decartelization plan. While 19,028,068 since the 1940 census. house is not changed in the mean­ the fat and to prevent scorching the clerk time. take over Korea. It would mean a N ext Tim e in Germany Bronson worked hand In the last 10 years there has 1 defeat for United Nations forces and sticking, which changes the who was in glove with Phillips Hawkins, son-' been a considerable shift in the Congress could change the mem­ ‘[and the first phase of World Wat flavor. Render the lard as promptly Iars to bu in-law of Wall Street banker Wil­ concentration of the population. As bership total of the house if il I HI. The answ er seem s to be hid- as possible after the carcass has th a t was liam E. Draper- a result seven states will gain a wished, hut most observers be­ |den in the train of Mao Tse-tung been thoroughly chilled—preferably Im prv v ed At U sed fellow ha total of 14 seats in the house of lieved this unlikely. !China’s Communist leader. within 24 hours. his life, tion he c THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C.

DEAN OF OPERETTA • f J 5 Y * tY 1 AS PURE AS MONEY CAN BUY [FED LAST WEEK’S ANSWER S t . J o s e p h a spir in !MENT Romberg Has Composed Oyer SSWORO POMlE WORLDS LARGE" noma a a a a □ □ □ □ Q aaa lisi o i'ro K . ACROSS |>..W*! Good Seventy Operettas and Musicals Narrates 2.8. River (It.) EJBiQClD DDQDQ Costly ; i|ti:;KK'd. CMc«p I. Outer Music note 29. Elano QD DDQ QQQ •: '.oiv-iC'l c.mtact Sigmund Romberg, whose life QQD a s n a t s a e Wife—“You don’t love me any |.V», CliesUr- story soon will be shown on the garment Acknowl* keys 5. Refuse of edged 30. Thick □ □ □ 3 D Q Q more. When you see me crying CHEST world’s movie screens, is the kind QDQDQ DQQDD now, you don’t ask why.” grapes Extend 32. Precious QQQ QGlCIQ /KTS. ETC. of man who makes “highbrows” 9. Capable across stones Husband — “I’m awfully sorry, unhappy. HQDDQQQDQa COLDS -h.iirt.i variety. 10. Notion 8. Light boat 34, Apple seed QCIQ QQU OQ my dear, but these questions have to relieve coughs-aching muscles Mrs. J. M. He insists he is a “middle brow” 11 Fool already cost me such a lot of j.. Italrish1J^.JC ^ 11. Attacks, as 35. Magnifying- QQQQD QQODD Musterole not only brings fast relief composer and that he is happy be­ of illness 19. Presently glass DUQQ OdQEl m oney.” but its great pain-relieving medication ;o. .-.ii brvods. ing just that. For a man who bears 14 • * * breaks up congestion in upper bron­ Koiinrls, I’.O. 13. Hair on Conclude Oil of rose UQDB QdBID chial tubes. Musterole offers ALL the _ ____ the impressive label of Dean of horse's neck 20. Retired petals Just Routine benefits of a mustard plaster without ■ v.'i rii'-S. Stud American operetta, it is a startling Argon 37. Under* NO. TS In,J.-.v'r. Honey 15. Compensate 22. the bother of making one. Just rub ■;:> U.mover Street, admission. 16. Behold! (abbr.) ground 44. Spawn of Little Tommy had spent his first it on chest, throat and back. N.C. ______“Most Americans have ,.middle 17. Sacred 23. Free parts of fish day at school. brow tastes in music. What’s wrong image instrumental plants 46. Revised k .-in c h e s statutes “What happened?” he was MUSTEROLE with that?” he says in support of his (Russ. Ch.) composition 41. Spirit asked on his return home. rm laml. V:w for Fate lamp (abbr. i statement that he’d rather write 18. Gulf (Sib.) 26. “Nothin’. A woman wanted to • v.:V.:v. Some 19. Calmed •• .1.: School melodies with a sentiment and a know how to spell cat, and I told MEAD COLO Tvj :v..U-< below tune that people can remember and 21. Patron saint I 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 WATERY tracts. Cash of Norway her.” , •in*. P.f*v H!.. New* whistle than heroic arias that al­ W/ 4 ... MISERY most no one can sing without weeks 24. Indehiscent 9 to DRSP= fruit Thanks for CaUing Ii:!)-M KN __ of hectic practice. i 4 W/ 25. WUd WITH T2-DROP OllOP ACTION OF t>, Since Romberg exiled himself to M IZ 13 14 Voice on Phone—“John Smith FAST .V. :;< u- Coll 27. Lukewarm Mill>. Iiir., Plnc America 43 years ago to escape his Sigmund Romberg, dean of Ameri­ is sick and can’t attend classses P E IIE M NOSt PIMPS can operetta, who has composed 31. A strong ale W '5 1« 17 parents’ determination to make a more • than 70 state and screen op­ today. He requested me to notify A 33. Bird of peace bridge builder out of him, he is erettas and musicals. IIis most pop­ I you.” I-MKNt WOMEN ular include ‘‘Maytime,” “Student 34. Large plate >6 19 20 . Httf relieve distress of MONTHLY . ' X-Itay technicinn quite content to have the same Prince” and the “Desert Song.” for meat Professor—“ All right. Who is Co tv. Stenart-Nun- tastes as most of the rest of the 38. Ahead i vM this speaking?” a 22 24 people in the United States. Iywood movie treatment of his 39. Particle 25 Voice—“This is my roommate.” FEMALE “Besides,” he asks, “what high­ career while he is still around to 40. Molybdenum W/< % Wa IC TiON 25 27 26 29 to brow achieves enough importance see it? ” (sym.) •.limited opjjortu- McCORMICK, S.E. y for veterans Sc during his own life to merit a Hol- Romberg will be able to see it 41. Bitter vetch W/t 525 ACRES, 31 acres open, no swamps, C O M F L A IN fS veterans No as soon as Hollywood finishes the 42. Places 51 52 53 perfect title. Aerial map shows 494 A; I. Write for into can fence on stng. timber; saw pine, Are you troubled by distress of fe­ Ii ‘l.*> Howard, movie is now making. 43. A sally of i i M cedar, poplar, gum. Nothing cut since male functional periodic disturb­ ■••clG*ct(. Louis 6*. Mo. * * * troops 14 55 55 57 SS 1936. No tmbr. planting recommended; ances? Does this make you suffer no fire hzd., all seasons streams and from pain, feel so nervous, tired—at SIGMUND ROMBERG really 45. Couple pasture; barn, feed house, 2 tnt. houses such times? Then start taking Lydia 47. SyUabic 59 4o I 41M metal-roofed. Taxes S31; rent $50; millage E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound IlO CK might have built some beautiful 26. No county debt. I mi. from US 82 about ten days before to relieve bridges if his parents had their stress and C&WC Ry. Frop'ty line cnty. rd. to such symptoms. Pinkham’s has a jile Dceotnber 4. 48. Epochs 42 45 44% be paved; electricity, S76.000.000 pwr. grand soothing effect on one of -;rrn Canadian and way and he had become a construc­ devel.; Gov’t, endor. recreation ctr. and woman's most important organs! White Nortli Amcri- tion engineer. But instead, he has 49. Bodies of % wild life; 76,000 A, Reservoir. Not In Truly the woman’s friend I , l.nx X ‘M'l. Oska- water 45 46 47 water basin. $40.00 acre. H. R. STUABT1 turned out more than 70 stage and DOWN 3 \0 . Box 160, Aikent S.C. HYDIA E. PINKHAM’S c m e m ic f a.er prcfits from screen operettas and musicals, a :aorp* cow. Founda- 1. Competent I 48 Wa44 W ?a!e. Write H- L. among them standards like “May­ K Oterville. Ohio. 2. Comply time,” “Student Prince” and the 3. Entire amount I Wa By INEZ GERHARD “Desert Song,” one or the other of LadiesIAccepttte SepsatolDoubfe Offer! Irene Dunne handled the difficult which is still touring somewhere impersonation of Queen Victoria in at almost any time. He has writ­ “The Mudlark” so satisfactorily ten a m agnificent total of 2,000 songs THE l/erb Tea! like “Lover, Come Back to Me." I- Herb Ieo w$ed v . that the picture was chosen for a Ilm the nerves /A* \ command performance in London. And he isn’t finished yet! FICTION NEW NEIGHBORS pcy See whot ‘ *■" “There is lots more music to be But wait till you see what happens CORNER 152.00 prepaid. to her in RKO’s “Never a Dull written—lots of it in me—and I am By Richard H. Wilkinson ! d a y ; Moment”. She falls into a haystack, writing it,” he explains. Iasure c e n t r e sets a stove on fire and tries to Right now, he is composing an­ .. N e w T o rk 4 N . y. other musical which he expects to HE Whitney’s living room faced HS cook a cougar, all incidents gleaned T I l I l- have on Broadway this winter. on a court. Across the court I I . I I J cks & e q u ip . Some composers compose their were the windows of another apart­ •and TurlteyTh:.--.- Farm,- - .... songs on a piano, some in their ment. Occasionally Paul Whitney, Ijorum Clear.lean Broad Grown, _Eees Feb- head. Romberg composes most of relaxed on his couch, could see mryn H. F a r r e r , P.O. his music on a Hammond organ, so people moving around there. After m ■ .tiiformn. that he can get the effect of the a day or two he decided that the entire orchestra as he tests a mel­ occupants were a VNTS. ETC. ody on the Hammond. He used to GiIABH AJfNIVERSiiRY • IManls—Elakemore, young, childless e. Robinson. Aromar do it on a pipe organ, sitting in sol­ -M inute couple who spent •unci. Gcra Everbear- itary majesty before the gigantic ■jiner. S15.00. TOM Fiction a. good deal of Tennessee. instrument. When the Hammond 3 rlB,lun time at-home. organ was invented, he got one of ------“ I ’d lik e to the first made. Since then he has Ings Bonds get to know them,” Paul confided been using it to turn out the kind to his wife. ((H)KIMHIK of music that fits in with -Ameri­ [Future Buy Mrs. Whitney sighed. “I would, ca’s heart beat. too. We’ve been here a month no' * * * . and haven’t met a soul. Do you sui

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