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ñi‘;í№ TBB NBWSIBST NEWSPAP1BB Ш ©AVI*—WTE BEST ГОП THE SUBSCRIBBR ANIÏ ADVERTISHR THURSDAY, MAY 20. 19a« PAGES THE M0CK8V1LLE ENTKRPBÏflR М ОСКЯтЬБ. N. C. hope she will soon be better. ham one day last week. Science club, “and the scholar new s f l a s h e s From Ford Scores în N L R B SkirmisK^[ The Cerner Mr. nnd Mrs. G. H. Tutterow Misses Bessie Carter and Phebe must not be too derisive of words Cupfsoard Column spent Sunday with relatives in Chambers, Mrs. Ed Jacobs and like “cow-catcher,' ‘pussyfoot; HERE and THERE Kannapolis. Roy Jacobs of Winston-Salem vis- ‘lame duck,’ ’shoo-in,’ and Uie M o c k s v i f l e Edited by M. J. H. George Kimmer of Calahin spent ited Mrs. W. J. Jones Sunday af- many thousands of their kind now the week-end with his cousin, Jas. teinoon. current.” SH O T IN HEART BRUISES ‘‘Beneath thoae rugged elms, that Kimmer i Miss Florence Beauchamp ac- Dr. Ericson asserted that Eng. Cleveland, 0.—Staggering home’— --- --- (A HUNEYCUTT PUBLICATION) yew-tree’s shade, Mrs.' Idah Call is on the sick companied Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Ly- lish abounds in striking values and after lie had been ahot at by two VOLUME 60 MOCKSVILLE, N, C., THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1938 Number 22 Where heaves the turf in-many list, we are sorry to note, and hope erly to Union Ridge, Winston-Sa- rich metaphors because “from the holdup men, Frank Kuletzki col- ■ a mould’ring heap,' she will soon be well again. lem, Sunday to visit her cousin, beginning its supporters have re. ,.p8cd and was taken to a hospit-' Each in hia narrovir ,,oell forever ---- ^---------------- Miss Elsie Mock, and attended the cognized that language serves ^apparently having been shot in laid, MOCK CHURCH NEWS meeting in which Rev. Lyerly is men, and not men language.” ,l,e heart. Physicians found how-; The forefathers of tlie hamlet ----- assisting the pastor. The English savant deplored the ever, only bruiaea, for the bullet sleep. Sunday School day will be. ob-j Misses Mabel Jones and Elsie various Greek and Latin “impacts” l,jd struck a cigarette case, and served here Sunday night. May 2d. Lou Morton and Mr. and Mrs. John upon English as having destroyed Heavy Balloting Predicted In Pipary Saturday found lodged in the victim’a the “self-interpreting quality" of Far from: tha madding crowd's The memb.ers of the school will Evans of Winston-Salem spent the necktie. ^_________ Ignoble strife. give the ijrogram, and the public week-end with Mrs. 0. F. Jones, English diction. The average man, Their sober wishes never learned is invitedio attend. | willie Orrell of Winston-Salem he explained, would have no ditfil PIES OF DEHYDRATION Fork Still Leads Contests In Republican Ranks to stray; Rev. A.'iA. Lyerly filled his reg- spent Sundpy with Mr. and Mrs. L. culty interpreting the word ‘‘fiah- Proctor Is Recommended Elkhart, Ind—Accidentally lock­ Along the cool sequestered vale of ulur appointment here Sunday at B. Orrell. lore," but he is completely stumped Davie League life 11:00 o’clock. I -------— ---------- by the similar “ichthyology.” ed in s id e a boxcar for several daya, Now Creating Much Interest John Oval Ramaay, 39, died of de-' They kept the noiseless tenor of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dull nnd SLANG COMMENDED BY He commended German and For New Superintendent Four good gamea were reeled M'drntion, which ia another way of their way.” N. CAROLINA PROFESSOR Icelandic for having resisted thia off in the -Davie coUnty league the NO CONTESTS IN DEMOCRATIC children of Pino and Mr. and MeSs saying he died of lack of water, —Thomas Gray. Hubert Boger and children of near Latin and Greek enslavement. Anti-Hague Protest found fully clothed but uncon­ COUNTY RACES--SENATORI- Mocksville spent Sunday after- Chapel Hill, N. C.—Dr. E. E. Shakes Her Husband « » S One of the oldest churches scious, he died two hours later. AL. • AND, CONGRESSIONAL in noon with Mr. and Mrs. G. Jones. Ericso.n, of the University of North Greenwich, Mass. — Searching Main 11-7, White taking Smith 'П ^rrSTîT this section of North Carolina is Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Orrell and Carolina English department, Quabbin reservoir area for ma- RACES EXPECTED TO DRAW fire TRUCK BURNS WHO^RESWNPn nUP^TO ILL the outstanding game 1-0, Eaton’s Baptist church, at Cana, children and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil commends use of “slang” as a terial to build a fireplace, Charles Ridge awamping Mt. OiuT MANY' VO’TERS. ' the congregation being organized Swain; of Winston-Salem visited revitalizer of the language. S. Knight found a 187-year-old Orient, Iowa.— Anawering the HEALTH. rvernon 14-0. on October 5, 1772. ' For many Mr. arid Mrs. L. B. Orrell on Mon­ “There must be constant fer­ handmade brick. Slightly smaller call for help, the Greenfield Fire including these gamea, -, stand- A better than average, vote in in length and width but a bit thick­ The Davie County Board of Ed­ years it was known as Dutchman's day. ■ ment in language, much coining Department found only a garage ing.s are aa followa': tho primary Saturday ia forecaat er than today’s variety, the brick ucation on Saturday recommended j Pet. Creek Baptist church, but in 1790 J. W. Beauchamp, Miss Jeraldine and readapting, to keep it alive,” on fire. The call for help waa Won Lost for the Republican party |u thia and Kermit Beauchamp accompan- the professor said in an address is clearly marked with the date made, however, because the ga­ the appointment of R. S. Proctor, po'rk 4 0 1.000 county, and last-minute Indica- the church was re-organized, and native of Lincoln county and for- Milin ied Rev. and Mrs. Lyerly to Dur- before the Faculty Philosophy of 1G51. rage housed Orient’s only fire 8 1 .667 tiona are' that. the,.warm contests the name was changed to Eaton’s mer superintendent of the Craven Mdcksville Baptist church. The first pastor truck. 2 2 . .500 for Congress- and the Senate will county achoola, aa auperintendent piije Ridge .. 2 2 ' .506 bring out more Democratic voters was William Cook, and when the of schools in this county. The rec- Mtl Vernon .. church was re-organlzed the ipas- CHANGES MIND 1 2 .333 than had at firat been expectedj, ommendation was made after duo gnjith Grove 1 2 .333 ton was Rev. Lazarus Whitehead, Gla.scow, Ky.— Miss Olene Wo- Intereat in the Republican pri­ consideration on the part of the ^ijjtea 1 3 who later moved to Indiana. Sev­ len went into court to aak the ar­ .250 mary, centers chiefly, around the board, following conferences with CeAter 3 eral members of the Boone family rest of Haiden Baail, whom she 1 .250 races for nomination aia ahcriff Clyde A. Erwin, State Superinten­ (James for Saturday of thia week were listed as menibeia of this c h a rg e d had wrecked her automo­ and clerk of auperioi" court. C. C. dent of Pubic Inatruction. as followa: Fork at Mocks- early church. The present hand­ bile. However, after a few min- ar«i Smoot, preaeht aheriffi is opposed some brick church was built in The Mocksvffle ute.i whispered conversation with Mr. Erwin gave his unqualified vil e; Center at Main; Smith by J. Frank Hendrix. Both these endorsement to Mr. Proctor, stat-jGrove at Whites; Pine Ridge .4t Ford Motor company counscl scored a victory In preliminary alclp- 192S, and is situated on a hill over­ Basil in the court room,Mis8 Wo- men havo scores of loyal support- ing that he was qualified in every'Mti Vernon. j mlahe« at the hearing before the federal circuit court of appeals at looking the surrounding country. ten informed the surprised bailiff, • era in the county, and it ia gener­ ^ Covington, Ky., Into an NLRB ruling when It blocked the NLRB from respect for the high poaition, and i -------------------- ally conceded that-either'has an J withdrawing, tho record of its case against the firm. This permis- Tbe nearby graveyard is one of the ".Vever mind; we’re going to be most'interesting in this vicinity, ■ "' e waa conaidered one of the YOUR OLD-AGE INSURANCE excellent chance to win. •lon waa sought by the labor board as a step toward vacating Its married.” it county superintendents CERTAIN TO BE PAID ' ruling last December finding Ford guilty of violating the Wagner and contains many quaint inscrip- TFe three-cornered race for tho in the wate by reaaon of hia past Old-age inaurance benofita will ; labor act The apparent retraction by the NLRB Is due to a recent tons, many of the dates on the E.NOUGH’S TOO MUCH clerk’a office finds M. A. Hart­ ■upreme court ruling requiring the defendant as well aa the plalntill stones going far back into the past. performance. be V paid to workera who are en- man, incumbent, pitted against J. io bs oxamlii2£: bcToM tha KLFvB ratumS a Jjolslou. Elncs Uils pro- E n te rp ris e Russel ville, Ark.—Henry Gram- Should the recommendation of ¡titled to payment, regardlesa of Quoting from notes taken in Ea­ F. Eaaic and John S. Daniel. It cedture waa not followed on the December ruling, the case must be ¡ing’i» wholeaale grocery store haa Mr. Proctor be approved, as it prc^erty or other income, reopened but to the disadvantage of the labor board since their caso ton’s cemetery, we will give names, been robbed fifteen tirnea in' the is freely predicted that a second win be a matter of record.

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