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VOLUMN XUX. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY. JUNE i. 1049. NUMBER 44

NEWS OF LONG AGO Small Farts. ANXTHING TO PLEASE Wbo Else? Increased Calcium in Diet Seen Along Main Street Recommended os Investment By The Street Rambler. Rev W. E. fsenbour. Hiah Pnint. N. C. R4 YOUNG woman went Into a What Was Happening In Da* Getting barely enough calcium in 000000 As we look npon a great build* A large London store to buy • m ilk or other dally food to meet vie Before Parking Meters pair of birds. She told the salesman the body’s current need is not the Barbara Vogler and Betty_ Jo Ing, we realize that It Is pomnosed the varied she wished, and that she best plaiming for good nutrition. Mock coming out of dental par­ And Abbreviated Skirts. of thousonds and maybe mlHionc desired a male and a female. The “When calcium is increased to a birds were finally selected and lor looking not too happv—Miss (Davie Record, May 29, 1912 ) of nifces. F.flch and e^c^v »'tec<*. more generous level, the human handed to her. body is able to put the added Ruth Smith pausing a few min* Cotton is 12 cents. whether it be atone, brick, iron, She then asked the salesman how amount to use for long-range needs. utes in drug store—Covered wag" C. F. Graves, of Statesville, wassteel, wool, cement, rods, screws, she could tell the difference be­ That is, the added amount of this on, hitched to auto, rolling across In town Wednesday on business. etc., has its place. It is true tliat tween the two. He instructed her to : mineral is a good investment to­ go to another store to buy a supply ward sturdy, healthy bones, ft aids the square—^Betty Ann Turner on Sanford Sons’ Co., sold two bi­ some pieces have a more import, ;of male and female worms, and told old people no less than young After going alwut three miles the her wav to gift shop—Mrs. Baxter cycles Tnursday,! ant and prominent place In tbe her that when she fed the worms to adults. In women of child-bearing motorist who had given an old lady the birds, the male bird would al­ age, it even extends its benefits to Young driving brand new Pontiac Most of tbe measles cases In tbe strucmre than others, but It takes a lift on the country road asked; ways eat the female worms—while future generations.” sedan down Maiii street—Young town are convalesplne. all to make the building complete. “And where did you say you were the female birds would eat the male That is the meaning of the new couple walking across M ain street G. Z. Cook, of Hall’s Ferry was We might think of a great ma­ going?” worms. She thanked him and went recommendations for increased cal­ “Well,” she said, “to tell you the on her way. cium in diets of grown men and holding hands - Mrs. Frank Fow­ In town Wednesday. chine In like mannei. Perhaps truth, I was going in the opposite When she got to the door, she women of all ages, arrived at by ler carrying bunch of beautiful Misses Viola and Bonnie Brown thousands of part, are- assembled, tbe National Research coimcil. In direction, only I didn’t like to hurt turned, and came back to the sales­ pansies into jewelry store—:Betty speiit Thursday In Winston. ' and every piece Is necessary, to your feelings when you were so man and said: “I,m ust be stupid, advising more calcium for adults, make the machine It may be the kind as to offer me a ride.” but how am I going'to tell whidh are the coimcil’s food and nutrition Shelton hurrying toward beauty Miss Esther Horn has arrived board and committee on dietary al­ atttomoblle you drive, or tbe lino- the male and which are the female shop—Lee Baker consulting with heme from the State Normal Col- worms?” lowances reviewed scientific knowl­ edge on calcium need, and took old friends in front of hardware leee at Greensboro. type that vou gperate that sets tbe HAD ENOVGH And his reply was: "Madam, I The girl in the bus took her special not* recent laboratory store—^Edwina Long carrying arm Miss Minnie Coley, who spent tyoe for your newspaper, or the am only a bird expert; you will have ftaidings. powder puff from her pocket load of books up Main street- some time with relatives at Dnr. massive press that prints the paper to See a worm expert about that.” Putting the new calcium recom­ and began powdering her face. Tim K elly trying to work his way or rhe machine or machines that That finished, she took out her mendations in terms of daily food, bam. returned home Monday. the easiest way to plan regularly into bank—Dorothy Morris carry­ C C. Smoot, who has been worV. make the clothes we wear, and so lipstick and made up the curves Saving Money of her month. Still not content for calcium needs is to get plenty ing tennis racquet down Main St. on. For tbe machine to do good of milk and its products in diet. Ine in Charlotte for some time, re- with her appearance, she de­ MAN, visiting a house for the Sheek Bowden discussing baseball work each and every part sbowld voted her attention to her eye­ A Ranking next as good sources of turned to his home on Route one first time, found that his host this mineral arc dried beans and brows. game-Mrs. James Murray and fnnction properlv. If bolts break, was the proud father of three wild peas and certain of the leafy green Friday. This beauty treatment was too little son entering theatre—Dick children. The latter made so much vegetables such as turnip greens Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Austin and screws get loose, taps come off. or much for the conductor, who had noise that the visitor found it diffi­ and kale, but it Is difficult to get Brenegar running 30 minutes late. some other part or parts of the been watching her every move­ son sppot several davs last week cult to hear a word that was said. enough calcium without milk prod­ ment, and he called out; "A n; machine break, or give wav. or get One child was busy ripping the ucts and especially some liquid with relatives in Salisbury. gent here like to borrow my shav­ out order, It affects the entire upholstery out of a brand-new milk. Miss Alma Stewart, who has been ing tockle?” divan. A second lad was driving Our County And in school at Durham, is at home to strncture. nails into an expensive table, and tbe delieht of her many friends. As a people in a community, or the third was swinging gaily from a Famed Indian Cave Temples a church, or even a home, each GRAVE THOUGHTS chandelier. Social Security Mrs. R. B, Sanfftrd and Miss The bewildered guest eyed the and everv one of w has his place. Still Stand in Hyderabad By Mrs. Ruth G. Duffy. Manager. Mary Sanford scent one day last youngster who was driving nails Hyderabad state, which yidded week in Winston sbopplntr. Then we might think of It on * into the furnitiure. He turned to his to &e Indian Union after five days Most all magazines carry sotne larger scale and say the same hoI<*s host. of military action, was virtually kind of test. One I noticed re­ Mrs. E. W, Crow and cblld, of “1 say,” he said, pointing to. the rne as n ^tlo n, composed of many the last of 562 princely Indian Monroe, are visltine Mrs. Crow’s boy w itt the hammer, “don’t you states to hold out against acces­ cently asked questions about my mother, Mrs. Philip Hanes. millions of people, but each and find it rather expensive to let your sion by either of the year-old do­ own State—North Carolina, lean every one. without an exception, children play like that?” minions—India and Pakistan. assure you I d id not know the Mr. and Mrs. A. T, Grant, Jr., The host smiled proudty. composes, or helps to compose, the In area, population, material and Miss Ada Grant went to Sta. “Not at all,” he replied cheer­ wealth, historical and religious im­ answers to all. It did make me tesviHe Friday evening to spend a whole This Is true. Now just as fully. “I get the nails wholesale!” portance, this landlocked state that think, however, and find the an­ few days. tbe great bnlldine, oa tbe great spreads almost completely across swers to those I d id n o t know. CONSISTENT the Deccan plateau in south central Mr. and Mrs, E Boltbousei, of machine, composed of ,manv parts, India is outstanding. Glories of How much do you know about Winston, came over Saturday and must have each piece in fts place earlier civilizations, centered in the Social Security Insurance? D o you spent the week-end with Mr. and In order to function well, so It is cave cathedrals of Ajanta and El- know what it means in dollars and lora, make it one of the world’s Mrs M. J. Holtbouser. with peonle. rich regions archaeologically, notes cents to you, personally, and to Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Horrls leave Entirely too many think that the National Geographic society. your ^imily if you should die? So this evenine for a two weeks trip thev are such a small part of the Ruled for 37 years by its pres­ today a test, which is not actu­ ent Nizam, Hyderabad compares tbroueb tbe monntains of Western home, the church, tbe community, roughly in area and population to ally one in the truest sense for I North Carolina. and especially the nation, until It A soldier, after placing some flow­ Pennsylvania and Ohio combined. not only asking the questions doesn’t make any difference how ers on a grave in a cemetery, no­ Sbc-sevenths of the 17-million popu­ but answermg them. The ques­ Editor Biveus, of the Albemarle lation is Hindu, but the Nizam and much they are out of harmonv ticed an old Chinaman placing a Enterprise, attended the funeral ol bowl of rice on a near-by grace. his nobles are of tbe Moslem one- tions are ones that have been ask­ his aunt, Mrs. Burton Brown, last with God and their fellowmen. Cer­ "What time do you expect your seventh. Almost two-fifths of the ed by persons coming to the of tainly It makes difference. Every friend to come up and eat the rice?” land is owned by the small ruling fice or writing me. Maybe anoth­ Wednesday, group. nerson who Is out of his proper and asked the soldier. Henry Armsworthv is movInK The old Chinaman replied, with a Despitfe this arrangement, which er time I w ill only state the ques- bis family from this cit> to Elktn, rightfni plare In life *«elp5 to affect smile: finds the ruler adding cash, bullion, dons and a»k you to write me where he has accepted a position In tbe whole citizenship. In order to “Same time your fliend come up He was talkmg of coincidences: jewels and other property to cof­ your answers. W ould you do this? to smell flowers.” “The most amazing thing happened fers that make him a billionaire, a chair factory. have neach and harmony, each to me at the races. It was the the lot of Hyderabad’s masses has I believe you would. Here are a Dr. E. M. Griffin, of Farming­ and everv individual should fill bis Mistake eleventh day of the eleventh month. been improved through the Niz­ few of the typical questions that ton, was in town Wednesday Ir rightful place. A rookie in the cavalry was told My boy was eleven that day. We am’s reign. Irrigation dams have are asked: to report to his lieutenant. lived in a house nimibered eleven, advanced farming, cottage work­ his Brush automobile. Tbe doctor “Private Jones,” said the lieute­ and I arrived on the course, at ers in textiles have benefited from Question: Can a worker start Slid be n'ade tbe trip in a little less Now TmeTo Fight nant, “take my horse down and eleven minutes past eleven. 'Later special training, and new indus­ drawing benefits as soon as he than one hour despite bad roads. have him shod.” in the day I foimd out that eleven tries have sprung up. reaches 65? The national congress has start, After three hours’ wait, the of­ horses were to run in the big raCe, Fred and Ralph King, who have ficer hunted up Jones and found so I backed the eleventh horse on Answer He can if he has work­ been in school at Trinity College, ed work on the super duper com* him cleaning his gun. the card.” New Farms Have Curves ed long enough on jobs that come “And it won?” spent two days last week in town bulsory medical Insurance propo. "Jones,” he said, “where’s the Farm units fitted to the pattern under Social Security and has sat. which is just a polite way to horse I told you to have shod?” "No. It came in eleventh.” of their irrigation water supply is a on the way to their home in the The private turned pale and new style in bringmg new land into stopped working on these kinds Lone Star State. talk about socialized niedicine. gasped, “Oh, did you say shod?” production. Electric current for o f jobs. Work on the new steel bridge Now Is the time for the Amerl pumping is proving a convenient Question: An income after I Flatterer tool for tailoring a good fit of the over the Yadkin River connecting can people to fight the soclallstle Uncle Sam Says stop working sounds fin^ but is trend in government. Tbe people Daughter. “I met the best-looking farm and its water, Ivan D. Wood Davie and Rowan aounties. will be* young officer at the dance, and he „ the U. S. department of agricul­ Social Security really^paying off? gin soon. Tbe material is being now can put a halt to this creep* told me I was the prettiest girl he ture points out. Wood, who is an Answen It certainly is. Every ing philosophy that government had ever seen.” irrigation engineer of tbe Soil Con­ placed on the ground. servation service, says the unlined month more than 45 million dol­ Mother: “Now, my dear, don’t can take ca e of us better than we irrigation canal is losing out be­ Our old friend T. A. Brunt, of trust any man who starts to deceive lars in Social Security checks go cao take care of ourselves. It is cause it is so wasteful of water and near Farmington, sent us some floe you at the very first meeting.” out to retired workers and to the high time, and possibly past time, has other bad features, such as car­ cherries last week to use in baking rying weed seeds to clean fields. In widows and children of workers that tbe American people assert Ongbt to Know pies. Tbe cherries were sent bv some new irrigation developments, who have died. some Independence and again as. Girl (quizzing sailor home on the boundaries between farms or J. A. Daniel, tbe ugly mail carrier leave)—What would you do if your Question; Where does all the sume personal responsibllitv for between fields in a farm are no on Route 2, who swiped them and gun captain’s head was blown off longer the straight north-and-south money paid out in benefits come tbcir own needs. The nation is in the midst of a battle? dida’t let us know anything about and east-and-west lines of the gen­ from? * growing soft with tbe increasing Sailor—Nothing. eral land office survey. "Instead, It for a week. We are now whet­ Girl—Why not? Answer: From you and mil­ dependence on government to sup* the farm units are designed to irri- ting up our butcher knife and lay* Sailor—I ’m the gun captain. gate to the best advantage.” lions of others like you, aiid from ply everydav needs. Ing for Daniel. your employers. One cent of ev­ It Is proposed that a payroll tax Which? erv dollar you earn up to $3,000 a Died, at his home near this cltv, be levied to pay for socialized me­ The conceited young man was year goes in to a trust fund that is on Thursday morning, Mr. George dicine. Wc already have payroll even more boring than usual. used to pay benefits. Bvery cent Haneline, after a long illnes. Tbe tax for social seeurity and job in “It’s a fact,” he said with pride, you put in is matched by your fjneral and burial services took surance. In addition to these fixed “that people often take me for a Yon American ckizeni who hara place Friday at Advance, A wife member of the Guards.” bera looking for an opportunity to employer. taxes there Is the withholding tax. His pretty companion wasn’t im- lake «ome aggi«mive action which will and a number of children, several Already too much ot payrolls are express faith in ^onr connlry are now FLOWERS Question: Do benefits have to brothers and sisters survive. going in taxes and it is time tobalt. “Really,” she drawled. “8hin — b e ^ given that chance. It it p a rtic i­ be claimed? (be trend which would eventually mud—«r black?” p a tio n in the U* S. Savings Bonds Divi­ It was reported here la t week sion’s “ Spring Opportnnitr Drive” Answer: Yes. A claim m ust be have US all working for tbe govern, which opens Maj’ 16. Tiiraugh this CUT FLOWERS filed before paymente begin. This that a good citizen living near the ment, in which event we would get NOT SO WONDERFUL drive Ton can help in Ihe preservation is why I urge every worker to call big Yadkin river during tbe heavy what wc have from government, a. The fortmie-teller was gazing of a prosperous economy in >oiir land D E SIG N S rains recently, saw floating down long with orders on how to live, at her client’s hand. and show the world that Amerie or write to my office when he men and women, still have lhat spark POTTED PLANTS the river almost a complete still where to live, at wbat ]ob to work, “I see yon are to be married. .which has led the connlry lo “ accom­ reaches 65. This is also why the what to wear or not to wear—in Tott are gomg to marry Herbert plish the impossible” . Volunteer work­ family'of a worker who has died house. Tbe outfit consisted of one Smith,” she announced. ers ate needed lo help in this great fact. goveruL ent would direct our SEE THEM AT should get in touch with me. big copper still and worm, four or every move. The girl was amazed. drive and this is jour oppononily to “Wonderfol! But how c4n yon prove that 70a have the comrage lo I will be in Mocksville on Wed­ flva big mesb tubs, a wheelbarrow One sure way to give up liberty tell that from tbe lines on my protect Ihe freedoms lhat are onrs. and one barrel of whisky. A very is to give up yonr pay check in hand?” Your commtmitj, 701W coimly, yoor nesday, June 22, at the court taxes and revive what yon have stale, and jrour countay needs your house, second floor, at 12:30 p. liberal reward will t>e paid for tbe “Lbies, my foot!” the fortune­ help. Volonteer today. Davie Florist to have from the government itself. teller replied. “That’s the ring I return of the last mentioned item V ^. Trmtunt Departm mt jn. I will also be in Cooleemee There is no way more sure and po­ returned to Herbert Smith last Wilkesboto St. Phone 22^ W to tbe Journal office.—Cooleemee sitive to lose your individual liberty. week!” on the same date at the Erwin Jooroal. — Wilkes Joumol, Cotton M ills office at 11 a. m. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

Watch It! Exciting Date Frock CANT BLAME ANYONE FOR HIDING . . ' The traffic rate clerk was teach­ s Glamour Plus ing his wife to drive. Halfway down the hill she gave a scream ot B' horror. “ George, she cried, “the They're Happy-in Their Hermit Heavens! car is running away. Can’t you stop it?” “No,” replied the rate clerk, “I IN CLOTHES CLOSET THESE DAYS can’t reach the controls. Use your brakes. Use your brakes.” H. I. PHILLIPS “I can’t; they must have failed,” This department has come into Hitler’s oratorical tirades over the on all night. A room across the wailed his wife. CLOTHES CLOSET REFaCEES possession of the fact that there mike. We nearly got him out this hall was occupied by an opera star “AU right,” he said sitting bac^ “brace yourself and try to hit are numerous such cases. Elmer season, but he heard Vishinsky,” who vocalized all day. Every few The case of the young New York something cheapl” man who lived in a clothes closet Twitchell, for instance, has a neph­ Elmer explained. “Then he nailed weeks there was an devator strike up the door froni the inside.” in the building. And in order to get for 10 years and, upon his release, ew, Pastrami TwitcheU, who has not TECHNICAL ERROR only been in a closet for 10 years, to my job I had to cross nine picket cried, “I want to go back in there. I Other cases reported today, lines. So I got into this filing cabi­ but has resisted all efforts to entice don’t like it outside,” is not as un- with statements by each fol­ net and, mister, it seems paradise.” him out. “He went in during *>sual as you might think. lows: Thaddens Swivelhead; — m— “Tes, I have been living in the Jarvis F. X . Waffle, who has been top drawer of an old dresser living in a abandoned cello case for five years. I crawled in be­ ever sfaice 1919: “I got in right after Mom cause of tfc« depressing war Woodrow Wilson announced Amer­ news all over the world. After ica would make the world safe for a little, while I heard that the democracy. I knew what that would e r e shall come, and hete He shall war was over and that peace mean. Now and then I get a pretty •bide. had been declared. I.cam e ont, good line on what life is like out­ H read the newspaper headlines side this cello case and, boy, am O ui uble shall be s a for oui ^ e a t Guc9; and leaped back in again. I’m I happy to be where I am ! No fly­ Our Ump be lit, our heanb be wann and wide; no fool.” ing saucer mysteries! No video And hete He shall find shelter, food, and refL -- ’!^— comedians! No bop music! No \'AA fi- Asa Z. Boogie who has been radio jingles! No jackpots! They living on a shelf in a basement can’t even get me interested in A cowboy was enthusing about And He will talk with us beside our fite^ his horse. ' And He will walk with us through every task. pantry ever since 1943: “I climbed “Stop The Music.” • • • .“I got the smartest horse you W e can confide each hope and each desirci onto this shelf when the prices of everything began rising, with gov­ ever saw,” he said. “ One day A A/ N o question be too great or small to ask. Jottings 8444 ernment controls helping very lit­ There are so many daily changes while riding' I feU off and broke m y 11.18 Because He lives with us, is one of us. tle. Prom time to time I peeked in President Truman’s cabinet leg.” out and found things getting more “Wait a minute,” interrupted /'\rC W e shall take care no evil thing be heard; that it seems to us something Teen-Age Glamour unbearable. I am a fugitive from should be done to number the play­ another cowboy. “You’re not go­ Because His ways are kind and courteous. '75-cent cocktails, beer at 17-cents ing to tell me he picked you up LAMOUR plus for a teen-age W e shall watch our ways, our every ^ k e n woiA ers or abolish the two platoon sys­ G a glass, $4.50 steak dinners, 28- tem in government. and put -you back in the saddle.” miss! This exciting date frock cent gasoline, shrimp cocktails at • « • “No, but he dragged me to m y has plenty of eye-catching details This is out new house. Lord, be Thou its Head: $1.10 a throw, 90 cents'for watered “John L. Lewis Hopes to bunk, then galloped five miles to —keyhole neckline, nipped in W e gladly share its simple fare with Thee. soup, the $1.25 raw lambchop de­ get me a doctor. There was orfy waist, figure-molding lines. Sit at our table, break and bless our bread, Avoid Strike.”—Headline . . . livered on the butcher’s block and Wanna bet? one slip in it. He came back with ' And make us worthy ofTby company. Pattern No. 8444 is a sew-rite perforated people who call up to. know what a horse doctor!” pattern for sizes 11, 12. 13. 14. 16 and 18. radio program I am listening to. Size 12, 4 yards of 39-inch; ¥s yard coa* Olympia flew to Churchill Downs trast. Come out again? Why?” by plane. It was just for practice. AN EYE ON DAD Send an extra quarter today for your —*— In his recent races the horse had copy of the Spring and Summer FASHION —it's brimful of ideas for a smart sum* H. E . G. Stoffinbox, who has trouble getting his landing gear Have you heard about the two mer wardrobe. Free gift pattern printed been residing in a filing cabinet down. cats who sat watching a tennis Inside the book. for ever so long: “If you wish to • • • tournament? One of theni talk to me, climb in. I refuse to “Secretary of Commerce Sawyer seemed quite intent on the SEWING C IRCLE PATTERN DEPT. come out for anybody. I consider administered the oats to his new match, following the ball back S30 South fVells St. Chicaso 7. UK and forth without missing a Enclose 25 cents In coins tor each that I am a sane, wise; and highly chief aide, Cornelius Vanderbilt.” pattern desired. judicious fellow. You and all —Journal of Commerce . . . Come, stroke. The other cat,appeared others who prefer the outside come, boys, the setup in Washing­ quite bored and also a bit irri­ Pattern No. world in its present shape are ton isn’t getting that bad! tated at his companion’s interest. Name ' nuts. “The psychiatrist said that the “I didn’t know you cared so “The location of my home and bank looter was clearly a victim much for tennis,” he finally m y place of employment was such of imbearable emotional conflicts purred. that I had to use the subways for coupled with a form of latent im ­ “I don’t,” the other purred, Keop Posted on Values north and south travel and buses maturity. The man attempted to “ but m y old man’s in the for east and west. Once in a while establish an impression of impor­ racket.” By Reading the Ads when I went to a theater I had to tance, and in so doing got hopeless­ get a taxL I lived in an apartment ly into debt without the stability to where everybody kept the radio correct this condition.”—News. Hlgh-FUer Young husband wired home from his new job: “Made foreman. The Feather in my cap.” By Few weeks later he wired: “Made tAM!.ES\0B\6.O manager. Another feather in ' my OtUCXOUS V>»HKS Richard H. Wilkinson cap.” Ficiion MURDER BY TWO After some weeks of silence he • Corner wired: “Fired. Send money for train fare home.” Antiseptic Ointment Soothes SEEMS to be universally pre­ “ ‘O’ course he did!’ Punk an oar dropped overboard near the His wife unfeelingly wired back: r supposed,” said Inspector Ben Ballam said darkly. ‘Listen, opposite bank, could never lodge “Use feathers and fly home.” SKIN IRRITATIONS Odell, “that people who aren’t in eity jigger, you ata’t cornin’ up in underneath along the bank on For helpful antiseptic and medicinal aid By INEZ GERHARD their own element are at a disad­ here an’ gettin’ away with ac- this side 15 feet from where we’re For Value Received to externally caused skin irritations that itch, such as tetter, rash, simple ring* vantage. cnsin’ us o’ murder. You ain’t standing. It would be two or three An Amazonian wife got into an ANDY BECKER, t h e new worm, dryness qr eczema, use Grays Oint­ i " ; S “Young Dr. Malone” in the “I ’m thinking of the time Detec­ searin’ us none. We got each nules down stream by now.’ argument with her little weasel ment as directed. Medicated to cling 1ong> cr for more thoroughly relieving itching. r CBS daytime serial, started out to tive Sergeant Rod Upshur went up other for witnesses.’ “For a minute, there was silence. husband, beat the daylights out of to Round Pond for his summer va­ The three men stared at Rod blank­ be exactly that, a doctor, to please " ‘Fine,’ said Rod. ‘That makes him, was hailed into court and his father. But his mother had al­ cation. Rod was city bred and city ly. It took quite awhile for the an­ fined ten dollars. Instead of hand­ the lie all the worse, because you nouncement to penetrate. Officer How ways been keen about amateur raised. He worked on the police both declare you saw Spencer f ^ ing the clerk ten dollars, she theatricals; at a tender age he had force of one of the country’s largest Thomas fortimately, recovered first. handed him twelve. You out of the boat, first dropping his He had a gun in his pocket and he M a y ' appeared in a play with her. When cities. He didn’t know a great deal oar. No, I must confess I am a “What’s this extra two dollars SLEEP about the country and country got it out, just as Punk Halam he was eight he was making puppets city man and the ways of the coun­ for?” he asked. and putting on shows at local ways. But he knew human nature, jumped at him. He had to shoot “Amusement tax.” Tomorrow Night try are strange to me. However, Punk through the shoulder, and church bazaars. So, when half way and he was smart. any dumbbeU would know after —without being awakened ------“Rod was stay- would have done the same to No Healthy Ham? If you’re forced up nightiy because of urges, looking at that river and see­ Herm, apparently, had one more do this: Start taking F O L E Y ---- - ing at one of those SIttcgbh______Kidneys. They ____ purge kidneys of -Minute ing that bend above here and know­ ounce of grey matter than his A young bride went into a butcher shop. wastes; they soothe those irritations cauang Fiction summer camps ing that there’s a fast current, that brother. He quit.” those urges. Also allay backaches, leg pains, 3 “Now here’s a very fine ham painful passages from kidney inaction. Unless and was having a you sleep all nightloniorFOW night DOUBLE* pretty dull time, when Henry that’s been home cured,” said the YOUR MONEY BACK. At your drugpist. Graves, the owner, came to him butcher. with a request. “Home cured?” asked the brid.e. “My goodness, haven’t you got “ ‘There’s been a drowning o o u B L S P it r e s e o one that hasn’t been ill at all?” FOR EXTRA QUAtlTY • PU RITY np the river a ways’, he explain­ ed. ‘Jed Thomas, the local At Long Last officer. Isn’t so sure bnt what w s m there’s fool play. I know it’s “Bridget,” said Mrs. Smith- ACROSS 8«litl» In Next In n . out of your jnrlsdicfion, bnt Brown to her old servant on the day of the big reception, “I want you we’d appreciate having you lend 1 Single sheet 4 9 6 1 BANKERS HAVE IT—SO DO F A B n ^ iU ns a hand.’ He smiled flatter­ to stand at the drawing room door of a book i i ingly. ‘You see, your tame as SVaUey 9 and call the guests’ names as they a detector of crime is far reach­ (poet) arrive.” Bridget’s face lighted up. ing.’ 9 Donkey li “With pleasure, m a’am,” she said. 10 Musical ‘T ve been waiting to do that to “Jed Thomas, a farmer by trade, drama i was congenial and willing to let some of your friends for years.” SANDY BECKER 12 Rage Rod assume the entire burden. 13 Attendant P LIVER? Help U help itseU. Sele«t through pre-medical school, he “ ‘Fact is, Mr. Upshur, there’s spirits 4 Nobody Barred drugs — car«fuUy compounded — mat# m The family had overslept, and Lane’s worth trying. Liven Your Liver. abandoned the career of Ws fa­ been a feud hereabouts. Between (Rom. ReL) Hi § ther’s choice and chose a branch of the Hallams and the Spencers. 14 Fuel Mrs. Smith woke with a start tQ 15 Water M his mother’s hobby, radio. He has “ ‘Well, sir, couple days back V the clanking of cans down the hobbies of his own, sculpturing and (French) street. She remembered that the Herm and P i^ Hallam come to 17 Thrice ‘ sketching in winter, playing tennis M garbage had not been put out, and me an’ says they was bait diggin’ (mus.) roi W)Ot M Ui Ml H ilt «f or golf in summer, but baby-sitting in their lower pasture and sudden^ 18 Pale raced down to the front door strug­ with his son and daughter limits they sees a boat with Pat Spencer 20 An awn gling into a robe, with her hair in RHEUMATISM his free time. in it come sweepin’ around the 23 Border curlers and lookhig rather sleepy- 1 NEURITIS-LUMBAGO 0 ' i bend. He was clear across the river, 27 Pressure 34 eyed. m Cathy Downs, who is featured in which is about 200 yards wide there, marks “ Yoo hoo,” she called, “am 1 too 2STown Allied Artists’ “Massacre River,” an’ they claim he hit a submerged late for the garbage?” announcer ** is knitting like mad, all because log and stuck. They claim he tried 29 Native ot "No,” shouted the collector. she posed in six knitted dresses for to push Its e lf off with an oar an’ Denmark «4 “Jiunp right in.” a fashion layout, liked them, and the oar slipped an’ it an’ him fell 30 Huts decided she coidd duplicate them overboard. Well, sir, Pat can’t 31 Lift 4 ii CHEAPER THAT WAX swim an’ he just naturally drowned. 33 Viper n u Ra»l>|20. Small Sin 60c herself. i i * CMTIOI: III UlT M lltECICI * “Jed Thomas drove Rod out to 3Saub n Ml uijg nut situs« n Mit •• mtwt «i tiin the Hallam farm and introduced 37 Distress No. 36 The success of “Variety Time” signal M tlt l l l l C>.. In. iMMOHHU 4. nH IM has spurred RKO into speeding up him to Herm and Punk. They were 40 Mount big strapping fellows, smug, 7 Furnished 30 Crested 35 Conduit production on a big-time vaude­ 42 Open boat temporarily amused. bawk-pairot 37 Fodder vat ville picture to be called “Make (Eskimo) 8 One of the 32 Monastery 38 Cereal Mine Laugh.” It wiU comprise a “ ‘I see,’ Rod remarked to Jed, 44 Conical tent Great Lakes 33 Division grains IP YOU WERE A WAVE, batch of new acts and a series of ‘that you recovered the oar Pat 45 Like malt 9 Paper oi a play 39 Firmament Spencer lost overboard.’ 46 Covered container 34 Vdiicle with 41 GuU (Eur.) WAC, MARINE or SPAR “Flicker Flashbacks” for old-time with dew flavor. “ ‘Yep,’ replied Jed, and not too 11 Ventilate lunners 43 Disfigure 47 God of love 16 Exclama­ happily, ‘I foimd it caught in some (Gn myth.) tion Find out what Horace Heidt is planning a musi­ weeds along the bank about 15 yards 18 Flower Answer to Pnizle Number 8S cal comedy to feature the youthful downstream. I guess he musta lost DOWN 19 Courage jaHEis .eaaia.' Nursing talent discovered on his “Original it, just like Punk and Herm said.’ 20 Say further aaaa. Youth Opportunity Program.” It “Punk and Herm laughed. 1 Goddess ot 21 Narrow a a B Q a b b q b s m aa : aaE-'Hia offers you! will be titled “The Kids Break “ ‘Wait a minute,’ Rod said eas­ the moon inlet A magician was raving about (Rom. (geoL) Through,” is tentatively scheduled ■ 0130 -aQEB ily. ‘Not so fast, boys. You two are mya.) 22 Tavern himself to a producer. for this fall on Broadway. smart all right. Too smart. So aisHQa-aaaQB -an edueallon leading lo R . N. 2 Units of 24 Perish acnH aaia..-.: “I do a great act, Mr. Geckle. smart you made one awful blunder. work 25 Jellylike QQE] aQaQmDQ Out of thin air, 1 pick two hundred -more vpponimiliea ererr yea* l» Patric Knowles is going to let his Officer Thomas, I think you’ll be 3 Part of substance □H-aLiH-fvnaia and fifty lighted cigars, I puff on boapilab, pobUe health, etc. rusty Spanish get even rustier safe in arresting these men and “to be” 26 Bitter BEiQsa □□oias them. Then swallow them.” -Tonr aUoHanca under lha G .L BiU from now on. In Mexico on loca­ charging them with murder.’ 4 Woods vetch HHHia. aann “You mean to teU me you swal­ o f Rlghia often corera yonr eniira 5 Fashion tion for RKO’s “The Big Steal,” he AT’S AND HERM ’S mouths fell 2B A period low two hundred and fiffy lighted noising eonrae. 6 Simian dress had a linguist disaster when he P open. In fact, so did Jed’s. Jed cigars? How do you do it?” -aak lb , needed soap, asked a storekeeper said: “Yuh mean, you know Pat “It’s easy," said the magician. at Ike hatpilal wheia tod for “Sopa”—and got a can of s6up! didn’t drown hisself^’ “I buy them wholesale.” wonldllketaenternoning. THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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T H E D i T H E D A V IE R E C O R D . I Beware. Chicken ' Gas Pipe Line League Ball G^mes C. FRANK STROUD. EDITOR. June 2—China Grove at Mocks­ NEWS Through Davie ville. Thieves I . June 4.—Mocksville at Rock­ TELEPHONE Mrs. .1. B Wilson, of near Jeri A 30-inch natural gas pipe line Miss well. cho, was in town a few days ago. slated for completion in 1951 will Tuesday : Entered atthe PoBtoffice in Mocke- NOTICE! ! June 7—Mt. Pleasant at Mocks­ Mrs: W ilson is mad, and we don’t run through Davie and 10 other ville, N. C., as Second-class Mail blame her: A few nights ago, for Atlas Sti matter. March 3,1903. ville. the second time recently, chicken Piedmont Carolina counties, but trip to We| thieves visited her poultry yard will not supply consumers in the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: and carried away 10 fine frying- Carolinas. H'e Can Make Immediate DeUvery Misses 0 YEAR. IN N. CAROLINA * l.S'l sized roosters. Mrs. Wilson has The 1,840-mile pipe line w ill be P oplin sp SIX MONTHS IN N. CAROLINA 7Sc. greased her old bear trap and set built by the Transcontinental Gas DAVtEDRI\E-fft fnends at I ONE YEAR. OUTSIDE STaT> - J2 00 it, and she warns said theives that SIX MONTHS. OUTSIDE STATE - $100 Pipe Line corporation. It will she will not be responsible for On The FollowingFarm Machinery any injured or broken bones that serve only the metropolitan New THEATRE Next Saturday. June 4th, is elec­ may result. Thieves, beware. York area. Mocksville Salisbury Highway tion dav in North Carolina. On Originating in Hidalgo county, NEW EQUIPMENT that day the people will vote lor Texas, the pipe line will run thru Wednesday and Thursday P. S. Yc or against a $200,000,000 bond is­ Bench Show front o f Y l Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, June 1st and 2nd Tractor Dick Plows Forage Harvesters building ol sue for good roads and a $25,- The Davie Hunters Association Georgia, South Carolina, North “ROCKIE” Roddy McDowell Horse Drawn Mowers Hay Loaders will sponsor a bench show for all 000,000 bond issue for more and Carolina, Virginia, M ary land, and Nan Hunter Tractor Cultivators and Planter M r. and I hunting breeds of dogs, to beheld Hay Balers better schools. It is the duty of Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, ter- Boone, are| at Furches Bros. Garage in Mocks­ Phantom Empire 10 Serial Bale Loaders Combines every qualified voter— both men parents, ville, Wednesday night, June 1st. ' minating in New York, ONE CARTOON. Tillage Tools Spring Tooth Harrows and women, to go to the polls on ney. The meeting will begin at 8 p. m„ j T he line will have a daily ca- Disk Tillers Garden Tractor and Tools that day and vote for what they I pacity of 340 million cubic feet the actual show starting at 9. O n­ Friday and ^Saturday Cultimulchers Cultipackers Mrs. M«j believe will be to the best interest ly club members will be eligible ' and will be completed “on or be Tune 3rd and 4th Flammer Mills Heavy &. Light Bog Harrows vard, spen| of the majority of the citizens of to enter a dog, although member­ |fore A pril 1. 1951,” the deed o f in town ship will remain open until the ‘trust said. DOUBLE FEATURE. Tractor Lime Spreader Heavy &. Light Disc Harrows the State. Don’t neglect this mat W . L. Ctalll show begins and anyone wishing ‘ BLOCKHEAD” Laurel Ann ter. You can’t afford to stay at to enter a dog may pay his fee of Hardy Also “EYES IN TEXAS” home on this dav. Go out and $5 and thus become eligible. En­ Dr. C. A. Clement with Roy Rogers vote, and get your neighbors to try fee for each dog w ill be 50c. D r. C . A . Clementj' 75, a son o f ONE CARTOON USED EQUIPMENT go along. for each class shown in . A rib­ the late Mr. and Mrs. William bon will be awarded the owner of Clement, died at his home in No Show On Sunday Until each dog that places in the con 1 Hay Loader 1 Horse Drawn Sulky Plow Rover, Ark., oa May 20th. Dr. After Regular Church Hours 1 Cultipacker M r. an d l Enlarge Church test. The dogs will be shown in Clement’s father moved from sons Bob r the following manner: 1 John Deere BO, Tractor 1 Horse Drawn Disc Harrow Members of Society Baptist Mocksville to Arkansas shortly Bill ClickJ A: Puppies, up to one year of Monday and ) uesday Church, located 10 miles out on after the close of the Civil War. week a t ' the Statesville Highway have built age, best male and female, also He was a brother o f the late D r. i June 6th and 7th a large addition to the church. best pair. B. C. Clement, J. L. Clement and CASS TIMBERLANE” with B: Derby, from one to three -SPECIAL- This new building is two stories C. A. Clement, of this city. Dur­ Lane Turner and Spencr Tracy and contains eight nice class ars, best male and female, also ing his early manhood, Dr. Cle­ :st pair. ONE CARTOON rooms, four ceiled and four plast­ m ent and two sisters, Laura and Aiemite Grease Guns $3.35 Each ered, with electric lights and fur C: A ll age class, best male and Ila, returned to this city to attend female, also best pair. All Shows Start At Dusk nishings. This church is one of Sunnyside school, which was Miss Bob D: Best pack, consisting of five the oldest Baptist churches in this taught by Miss Mattie Eaton. Space Reserved For Trucks is a membi section, having been organized in dogs or more of the fox dog breed, at Averet i the early part of the eighteen three or more for other breeds. W'e Have A Supply Of Bale And will arrive I hundreds. The new addition pre­ E: Best dog of show. NOTICE! sents an attractive appearance, The show will be free to the M r. and I and the members of the chureh public, and we encourage every We, the undersigned, do here­ Binder Twine At Very and M r. i are to be congratulated for the one to attend. by give notice that we are apply­ S IL E R gree, o f W | fotward step they have taken in ing to the State Board of Alco­ last week this good werk. holic Control for a permit to se­ Reasonable Prices ^ Graham. Revival Meeting cure license to sell beer. Funeral Home A revival meeting will begin at Mrs. Ruby A. Purvis. Rev. R j Tobacco Plant Sit­ American Caffc______AND hom e Frid Farmington Methodist Church to pital, Richl uation night, and continue through June Flower Shop three weelf 11th. Services every evening at NOTICE! Martin Brothers is m uch in There is a shortage of tobacco 7:45 o’clock. Mrs. C. L. Steidley, Phone 113 S. Main St plants in Davie County. Only a 1 have applied to the State is the Evangelist. The public is Mocksville. N. C. Phone 99 Miss-s ' imali percentage of the crop has Board of Alcoholic Control for a Myrle Peo Near Depot Mocksville, N. C. been set so far. cordially invited to attend these permit to sell beer on Mocksville, bers o f We are advised each week by services. Route 4. JOHN FOSTER. Ambulance S»«vice Mars H ill' the Tobacco Specialists in Raleigh Monday. which counties in the State have surplus plants. At the present Misses ! time 1 know of none being avail- ] Mae Irv in ,! able this side of Raleigh. | est Colle All tobaeco growers wishing to week to sp get plants from other counties are dOWT GET LEFT/ days. advised to contact the county agent’s office immediately. Then Mrs. Z . ! we will get in touch with other nesday fol counties where there are surplus where she f plants and help make arrange­ with her d| ments whereby farmers can get D . Slye. them. F. E. PEEBLES, For the M ountains County Agent. M rs.Ch^ hom e Thu For the Sea Shore morial Ho| Army News I two week operation. Sgt. 1st Class Louis Godino For th e B ig C ity S ights and S'Sgt. Tor Holst Grubbe, with the U. S. Army and U. S. M r. andl Air Force Recruiting Service, will ClarendenI be recruiting for young men and week the i young women for the service in D . K. Me Mocksville, N. C., at the court M r. Dam e house building every Tuesday McClamr and Thursday, from 9:00 a. m., to 4:00 p.-m. ! The recruiters are always glad to give you any information in re M ake sure home gard to the service, and how to your get in. Stop in for a few minutes anytime it’s convenient, and let’s hos the protection of talk it over. Opportunities are wide open. beautiful, long-lastirr Attom e daughter spent a JohnmFelker W ednesdJ John Wesley Felker, 82, died in c J Q m l y M artin, a Concord hospital last Wednes­ at Salem day night. He had b en in bad health for some time. . Mrs. I M r. Felker was born in Davie TG HOUSE PAINT children IJ County and spent most of his life S. C., wha in the Kappa section. Following and Permatrim Colors week witll the death of his wife several years they w ill ago, he has made his home with m ent exer his son, Walter Felker, the only T h e r e ’s s t i l l n o t close survivor, at Concord. I The I enough good house the Baptisl The body was brought to St. GREYHOUND is ready to take you to Matthews Lutheran Church Fri­ paint to meet the de­ at Revnolf j^ e n c a s gayest, pleas,ure-packed vacation- ing. Abou day afternoon at 4 o’clock, where mand. So don’t delay. Janas , . . Ready with modern supercoaches funeral and burial took place. He their teac' Order your Lucas Paint for more relaxation and comfort .... enjoyed a| had been a member of this church frequent, TOnvenient, day and night schedules since early childhood. A long­ now , before supplies are park. W ashington $7.00 • . . . And all these travel E X T RA S at time friend of the editor has been exhausted. Come in while surprisingly low fares. Pleasure starts the called to his reward. i R ichm ond $4.95 Farming you can still obtain America’s Greensboro $1.20 moment you get aboard — so let’s Go Grey- in this se _ A fried chicken supper will be Charlotte $1.40 iiound. See your agent . . . NOW ! cessive ra i finest house paint. The kind given at the. Dulin Community Charleston, W. Va. $6.85 Keep yoyr Crowd T ogether— age o f cot] Building Saturday night, June 4th that costs no more by the gal Charleston, S. C, $5.45 have bee Charter a Greyhound But beginning at 5:30. Everyone in Ion, and a lot less by the year! New York $10.25 and oats < vited. Proceeds go to repair fund Raleigh $2.95 the count for church. j N orfolk $5.95 Wilkins Drug Company O tis Malone, 50, well-known' PIU!-U >■ Tax Big EXTKA Savings P H O N E 21. O N T H E S Q U A R E C . P. Jc colorrd man, died at his home on i on Ki.und Trip. city, but ] Pine street early last week. Sur- i Mocksville Builders Supply is recov viving are the wife, a son and which he daughter and his mother. Funer­ 721 South Main St. Phone 42 M em orial! al and burial services took place Mrs. joh| Friday. He had been ill for some with her i time. Mocksville, N. C. GREYHOUND fees, on was in t h i THE DAVIE RBCX)RD. MOCKSVILLB. M. C. JU n S 1. 1 ^

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Dwiggins, THE DAVIE RECORD. To Hold Revival , of Brevard, are spending two If in And Lose weeks in town with dieir parents. NEWS AROUND TOWN. The Cooleemee boys swatted the M o^sville boys last Tuesday Father^s Day Gifts f night in a ball game at Rich Park Miss Mat^aret Roberts spent by a score o f 10 to 1. Attendance Tuesday in Lexington. WANT ADS PAY. 500. O u r boys have been playing In bad luck recently. Remember Father On Atlas Smoot made a business FOR SALE.—1932 Chevrolet Thursday evening Mocksville trip to West Jefferson Wednesday. | Pickup Truck. Price $100. defeated Cleveland 10 to 5 on the W. G. MURCHISON, local diamond. Attendance was Father’s Day l i v e r y Misses Kathleen and Marie Route 2, Mocksville, N. C. small owing to cold night. Poplin spent last week w ith LOST—Black and white spot­ Spencer and Mocksville met on Dress Shirts. $ J.9 8 friends at Florence, S. C. ted female hound dog, named the local diamond Saturday night, l i n e r y Queen. A reward o f $25 w ill be Mocksville winning 7 to 6. Fast Colors Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Haneline paid the finder if returned to spent Sunday at Hanging Rock in Henry Jarvis. Advance, R. 2. Sports^ Shirts, $ J.7 9 the Sauratown Mountains. Expresses Thanks WANTED—^To trade washing Fast C olor P. S. Young is remodeling the machine^ refrigerator and electric > The local Post Veterans of For­ front of Young Novelty Company ranges for all kinds of cattle. eign Wars, wishes to express its building on North Main Street. C.J.ANGELL. . sincere thanks to the Masonic Ties, Lodge of Mocksville, and the PURE COFFEE-Fresh ground Fancy Patterns id Planter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walters, of Board of County Commissioners, Mocksville’s Preferred Quality, Boone, are guests of Mrs. Waltei^s A revival meeting will begin at for their kind assistance and co- 29c pound. parents, M r. and M rs. T. F. Mero> ! operation with this Veteran’s Or­ the Mocksville Baptist Church, MOCKSVILLE CASH STORE Ties, M Wool . . 97c ney. Sunday. June 5th. Rev. Wendell ganization in permitting die use -)ols of the picnic grounds free of G Davis, pastor of Western Ave­ WOMEN—PAY DAY EVERY Mrs. Melvin Giliespie, of Bre­ DAY—This IS It Easy work. Be charge, and the County Commis­ Fancy Socks . 29c irrows vard, spent several days last week nue Baptist church. Statesville, will your own Boss. Work when you sioners waiver of the license tax I Harrows in town with her mother, Mrs. assist the pastor. Services w ill be please. Desk 105,4070 W est Fort. in the showing of die B. and D. Kool Shark-Skin $4.95 W. L. Oill. held each m orning at 9:30 o’clock Detroit, 9. Mich. Carnival. After paying the $50 and each evening at 7:30. The tax to the City of Mocksville, the P a n ts Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Horn have FOR SALE—New and used pi­ organization made $260 net on the begun the erection of an 8'Toom public is cordially invitxd to at- anos. O ne used piano can be Carnival which will be applied on Kool All Leather $2*95 brick veneer house on North end. bought for the balance due. the Club House indebtedness. Main street. E. G. FRITZ PIANO CO. RICHARD BEEDING, Sa n d als Plow Fred R. Leagans, Veteran Ser- Lejdngton, N. C. Post Commander. M r. and Mrs. Harley Sofley and Officer, spent Thursday at By F. R. LEAGANS « Veterans Administration Of­ If it is Fertilizer or Slag you I Harrow sons Bob and Bill, Bill Vick and Post Adjutant. Dress Shoes . . $ 4 .9 5 fice in Winston-Salem. need, see Smith-Dwiggins Ferti Bill Click, spent several days last lizer Co. South Mocksville. lust week at N orfolk, V a. Miss Mary Jane Eidson. a Ju> below overhead bridge. W o rk Pants . ,. $2 .9 8 Mrs. Paul Blackwelder and lit' nior at Virginia Intermont Col­ HAVE YOUR OLD REFRIG­ Notice tie daughter, and Misses Sarah lege, Bristol, arrived here Tuesday ERATORS Checked before hot To Threshing Machine And Work Shirts . . $1.19 Gaither and Mary Heitman spent to spend the summer with her vreather arrives. Quick Service, i a c h last week at Myrde Beach. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H . Eidson. G ood W ork. Combino Operators In C. I. Angell Appliance Store. Davie County See Our Swim Trunks Miss Bobbie Jean Smith, who Mr. and Mrs. J . B . Griffin, of MONUMENTS! - When you is a member of the Senior Class Portsmouth, Va., came in Friday All operators of Threshing Ma­ need a monument, finest work, at Averet College, Danville, Va.. to visit relatives in and around chines and Gombines (Public or For Men And Boys better prices, and best quality, see A n d will arrive home next Monday: town. Mr. Griffin returned home Private) are to secure Threshing Monday, but Mrs. Griffin will W . F. STONESTREET, Permits before the new threshing Local Salesman Jones Memorial Mr. and 'Mrs. T. E. Hardegree remain two weeks. season begins (In accordance with \isit Our Grocery Department Co. ______and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harde­ Chapter 329, 1935 Public Lows o f gree, o f W inder, Ga., were guests Mrs. O . T. Matthews, Mrs. Eliza­ NOTICE—^I have applied to the North Carolina.) Prompt atten­ In Rear Of Store And Save last week of Mr. and Mrs. Joe beth Laney and Mrs. Joyce Mat­ State Board of Alcoholic Control tion is urged in obtaining your G r a h a m . ______thews, of Catawba, were guests of for a permit to sell beer at the permits and records which are Mrs. James Murray Friday. Mas­ Air Port Lunch, R. 1, Mocksville, now available at your Register of New And Modern Rev. R. M. Hardee returned ter Richard Murray accompanied N . C. P. L. C A R T ER . Deeds Office. There will be no home Friday from Veteran's Hos­ them hom e for the week-end. charge for these permits, pital, Richmond, where he spent C. R. VOGLER, three weeks taking treatment. He Mrs. S. W . Brown, Jr., Misses Register of Deeds. Mocksville Cash Store •s is much improved. Ann Martin, Betsy Short, Rachel Notice to Credit ors Grant, Helen Smith, and Bobby Having qualified as Executor of Miss-'s Nai>cy A n n Ijames and '‘The Friendly Store” Honeycutt, Holland Holton, Sam the last will and testament of John Executor^s Notice Myrle Peoples, who were mem­ H. Hobson, deceased, notice is GEORGE R. HENDRICKS, Manager bers o f the graduating class at Latham, Leo Cozart and Henry C. Tomlinson, students at Catawba hereby given to all persons hold­ Having qualified as Executor of Mars Hill College, arrived home ing claims against the estate of the estate of Lizzie Howard, de­ Monday. College, have arrived home for the summer holidays. said deceased to' present the same, ceased, late of Davie County, Misses Marion Horn and Daisy properly verified, to the under­ North Carolina, this is to notify Mae Irvin, students at Wake For­ signed Rufus Foster, Route No. 4, all persons having claims against est College, arrived home l.st Mocksville, N. C., on or before the estate o f said deceased to ex­ the 26th day of April, 1950, or week to spend the summer holi­ hibit them to the undersigned at this notice will be plead in bar of days. Modcsville on or before the 12th Princess Theatre recovery. A ll persons indebted to day of May, 1950, or this notice said estate will please call upon will be pleaded in bat of dieir re­ SCHEDULE B TAXES Mrs. Z. N. Anderson left Wed­ W E D N E S D A Y nesday for Takoma Park, Md., the undersigned and make prompt covery. All persons indebted to where she wil. spend some time Deanna Durbin and Edmund settlement. This the 26th day of said estate will please make im­ with her daughter, Mrs. Freeman O’Brien In A pril, 1949. mediate payment. RUFUS FOSTER, Executor D . Slye. ‘ FOR THE LOVE OF MARY” This the 11th day of May, 1949. PAST DUE of John H. Hobson, decs’d. H. S. WALKER, Executor of with Jeffrey Lynn and Harry By A. T. Grant, Attorney. Lizzie Howard, decceased. Mrs. Chas. Blackwelder returned Davenport home Thursday from Rowan Me­ morial Hospital, where she spent Added Serial And News All Schedule B Taxes Were Due two weeks recovering from an THURSDAY & FRIDAY operation. June Allyson, Perry Como, June 1st, And Must Be Paid At Once Mr. and Mrs. A. W . Darnell, of Judy Garland, Gene Kelly, DR. L. CARSWELL HARPE Clarenden, W. Va., spent last Mickey Rooney, Ann Southern OPTOMETRIST week the guests o f M r. and Mrs: In "WORDS & MUSIC’ D. K. McClamrock, on Route 2. Announces the removal of his office to THESE TAXES APPLY TO Mr. Darnell is a brother of Mrs, w ith Tom Drake & Tanet Leigh McClamrock. In Technicolor. Added News 19 East Center Street S A T U R D A Y Filling Stations, Pool Rooms, Mrs. B. F. Quillin and Mr. and (Ground Floor) Lash La Rue & Jennifer Holt Mrs. Eugene Kidwell and daugh­ LEXINGTON, N. C, ter, and Mis. Euma Jane Quillin, In "THE FIGHTING Real Estate Companies, of Gary, Ind., spent last week in VIGILANTES” with YES EXAMINED GLASSES HTTED town, guests o f M r. and Mrs. A l “Fuzzy” St. [ohns Eugene Quillin. Phone 2237 Hours 9 a. m ., to 5 p . m . MONDAY & TUESDAY Music Machine Companies OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS Attorney Chas. A. Burrus and Fred MacMurry & Madeleine daughter Miss Kitty,' of Shelby, spent a short while in town Corrollln “DON’TTRUST Wednesday with Miss Flossie YOUR HUSBAND” with Martin. Miss Burrus is a student Rita Johnson Call at County Tax Office and Pay at Salem College. A dded News These Taxes as Ea*'ly as Possible. Mrs. George W . Rowland and children left Friday for Due West, TO THE PUBUC S. C , where they are spending a week with relatives. \ ^ile away CHOOSE RIGHT! 'Sam R Waters and Marvin Waters have purchased they will attend the commence­ the interest of Grant Wagner in the Waters &. Wag­ ment exercises at Erskine College. The right choice o f a career KATHLYN REAVIS, often spells die difference be ner Sinclair Service Station, on W ilkesboro steeet. The boys intermediate class' o f tween going ahead or going in nd the Baptist Sunday school picniced All Accounts Due Waters & Wagner County Tax Collector. the opposite direction. The I at Reynolds Park Thursday even­ pn- ing. About 20 boys, together with U . S. Army and U . S. Air Force Are Payable To The nes their teacher, S. W . Brown, Jr. offer many benefits. Oppor enjoyed a delightful evening at the tunity for unlimited promotion. Waters Service Station lies park. Interesting work. Adventure I at The Public Is Invited To Visit Us and traveL Job security. Good th e Farming has been badly delayed Special Road Bond And School Bond py- in diis section on account of ex- j working conditions. Ambious When In Need Of Anything In Our Line. cessive rains. O nly a small acre young men and women find op­ age o f com , cotton and tobacco < portunity not matched any­ W E H A N D L E Election, June 4, 1949. have been planted. The wheat where. Investigate now. and oats crops in some sections of Sinclair Gas and Oil, Goodrich The registration books will be opened, beginning on the 7th ^ y the county are looking good. | America’s Finest Men of May, 1949, for the registration of voters entitled to register, who C h o c se ate not already on the general election registration books. The reg­ C P. Johnson, formerly of this istrars will have the general election registration books at the prooer bUARE U. S. Army and lires, Exide Batteries, Etc. city, but now of Havelock, N . C., polling places on the 7th day of May, 1949, the 14th of May, and the is recovering from an operation U. S Air Force 21st day of May, 1949. ,The books will be open for challenge on the 28th of May, 1949, at each {.redncc polling place. , . . which he underwent at Rowan C a re e rs M emorial H ospital early last week. Waters Service Station This special election will be held under die general election laws, Mrs. Johnson spent last week Local Recruiting Station except that no sJjsentee voting is allowed in this special election. with her mother, Mrs. D . C. Kur- U . S. Post Office Building Wilkesboro Street Phone 243 This the 30th day of April. 1949. fees, on R . 4, w hile her Husband Winston-Salem, K. C. P. H. MASON, Chairman Davie CountylBoard of Elections. was in the hospital. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

------W EEKLY NEW S A N A LY SIS ------ROAD SAFETY: FIRST AID to tlie For Boys & Girls MIRROR Bad Moods Will Russian Motives Puzzle Dipiomats In the year 1947—figures for last O f Your ■ ■ ■ AILING HOUSE year are not yet available—Na­ Hurt Digestion tional Safety Council figures As Berlin Blockade Comes to End; showed th a t 7,150 persons between MIND By Lawrence Gould by Roger C. Whitman the ages of 15 and 24 were killed In automobile accidents on Ameri­ Bnilding A Basement Room U. S. Spending Widely Criticized can highw ays. In addition 330,000 Qnestlon: We have a project in boys and girls within that age “ Ersatz” Fd m to d an d I am able to do the (EDlTOR^S NOTE: When opinions are expressed in tlicse coliimns, t are those of group were injured in highway Western Newspaper Union’s news analysts and not necessarily of : newspaper.) work myself if I have a little help. >t>e e a m e i accidents. y fe want to dig out a basement * doesn’t ACCIDENT REPORTS from' 29 under the kitchen; we have two more of the| states last year disclosed that 27 rooms under the house already. family conti per cent of all drivers involved in Have you any leaflets on tiling out “ersatz” inJ accidents — or nearly one out of the drain, and footings for con­ Farben, tiiej three — were under 25 years of age. crete blocks? After the basement developed fq That was an appalling toU of the room is completed, we plan on a civilians in nation’s youths and something, it kitchen sink and cupboards. Have m a n people appeared, should be done about it. in g m ost of t| Now, something was being done you any leaflets on plumbing for The ex ten l about it. The Inter-Industry high­ a kitchen? of Americaif way safety committee had come A n s w e r : Those are all rather the consuma up with a program designed to large subjects, and I do not have enlist the aid of youth itself in cut­ investigated any leaflets to cover them. If there administratid ting down highway accidents and is a good public library in your holding hearj fatalities among the nation’s youth. town, you should ftod handbooks moods affect your digestion? thetic substil The program is one of education D o y o u i on plwnbtog and piping on file. which would tend to encourage Answer: Yes, writes Dr. R. Bilz your belief in your “ luck” —^whicH Other sources of information are Hi>v,ever| greater responsibility on the part in a German medical journal. “A at bottom means your childish con­ the publishing house of Theodore hasn’t bea of younger drivers when using the mood always occurs simiiltan- fidence in your parent’s power to Audel & Company, 49 West 23rd chiefly be<^ family car. Program material now eously on the physical and psy­ protect you from the consequences St., New York; also the Popular passing-, is being distributed to national chological level.” Even the ex­ of your folly. A truly brave person M echanics M agazine, 200 E a s t cials wrind organizations which agree to help pression on your face may be never incurs needless risks because Ontario St., Chicago. The Portland they h a v ^ sponsor the movement. The pro­ 'mimicked internally” by what a he does not have to prove he can Cement Association, 33 West the law foq gram is centered around drivers doctor discovers with a stomach- face danger if he has to. Grand Ave., Chicago, can supply tig n tio n . 15 to 25 years of age. pump and X-rays, so that when bulletins on concrete work around th a t m o re l CHIEF INTEREST-and-coopera- your mood is tense and anxious, th e house. siibstitutesl tion-getter in the program are your “ulcers” reveal the facts as various foj “m an-to-ma n” and “ Dad-to- clearly as your eyes do. If you New Gasoline Process n o t toioir Tvil! be od Daughter” agreement cards. The want to have a good digestion, The nation’s transportation in­ n ation . agreements are for the signature you’d better at least avoid the far dustries, worried by the current Df eligible sons and daughters with too common practice of airing gasoline shortage, have been as­ M e a n w! BLOCKADE LIFT PREPARATIONS . . . Preparations to get things their fathers, and outline eight your grievances and worries at the sured of an abundant supply of Franlc Keefel ready for the Russian lift of the Berlin blodtade went bnsiljr ahead as good driving practices which the dinner table. liquid fuel at reasonable cost when been quizzin agreements between the occupation powers fixed flie time. Photos young drivers agree to observe Is having been “tight’' an administratia excuse for rudeness? sufficient plants are placed in above show workers getting trains ready to operate under regula­ ivhile using the family car. operation to use a new synthetic startling dig tions fixed by the Soviets—rules which will permit 16 freight trains All state and local public sup­ Answer: Only in the degree that process from natural gas. How­ 1—That b J to operate daily into the city. Efficacy of the U.S. airlift in supplying port organizations were urged to the person you are asking to ex­ ever, this source of supply is not chemicalized! take advantage of this opportunity Berlin mth needed supplies despite the blockade was given major cuse your bad behavior will ac­ expected to be widely used for has little if \ credit for the Reds’ decision to end tbe road Mock. to help reduce highw ay tra ffic ac- cept the fact that you have rude :idents involving youngsters. leveral years. 2— That no impulses which you are able to “mostly the I Those interested were directed control when you are sober. For BERLIN: to write: Inter-Industry highway I. G. Farben what you said or did was not “for­ palmed off I Up The Barriers Nuclear Scientist Gives safety committee, 1026 17th street, eign to your nature”—it was an W., Washington 6, D . C. Is recklessness based on fear? public, in pll What had really Impelled the Definition of His Kind expression of a part of yourself FREED FROM eggs in suchi Answer: Yes. Most frequently the which you did not wish to reveal Russians to lift the Berlin blockade In Baltimore, nuclear scien­ nuts, cereal p //HEAT YIELD: urge to “flirt with danger” repre­ or acknowledge under ordinary and how would the action affi'ct tist Robert D. Fowler, of Jobns ice cream , circumstances. Indeed, it was prob­ HARSH LAXATIVES world peace? Hopkins UnlTcrsity, gave this .'lear-Record Crop sents an effort to avoid the shame tnillc drinks; of being thought a coward, and ably a wish to give tEs side of Those were two top questions definition of a nuclear scientist " I used to take laxatives regularly— cream, nick With wheat surplus already stiU more of being forced to rec­ yourself an airing that uncon­ until I started eating actuating western power diplomats to a group of govenunent offi­ KELLOGG'S straining grower and governmental ognize how frightened you’d be if sciously induced you to anesthe­ ALL-BRAJl daily. That was 22 3—M anufaJ as a semblance of peace was re­ cials at a symposium: ceutical houl stored to the troubled Berlin sec­ ngenuity in housing it, word was you “stopped to think about it.” tize your inliibitions by drinking years ago. ALL­ thetic foods! tor of Germany and the U.S. airlift A man standing in a field in hat the United States may ap­ But again, you may be bolstering unw isely. BRAN Btffl keeps absolute darkness with thoa- proach a new crop record during adequate reJ eased off. the substitutj MANY OBSERVERS professed to sands of baseballs on the ground ;he new season. Farmers, already )ff to a good start, were not sur- Paul Avenue, Madi- there is no i see in the Russian action proof that around him. Somewhere in the Tiiis is just By DON MOORE of the substil the U.S. airlift operations had field, invisible to him, is a ham wised at a U.S. department of LOOKING AT RELIGION i one of many unsolic- th a t seven shown the Soviets so decisively the with but one window and some >griculture estimate of more than jited letters. If you a substitute I futility of maintaining the block­ kind of animals inside. > billion, 21 million bushels from suffer constipation he winter-.wheat crop. T hat esti- due to lack of bulk in pie who cal ade, that even the obtuse eastern­ The man picks up a ball and nate was nearly two mQlion _ O N A M E O tC A L in their dictj ers finally had seen the light. throws it in any direction. If, by some chance, it goes through the leveral weeks ago. PRBSa?IPTION ^ IS THE SYMBOL OF There were others who insisted JUPTTER, ANP W Ai OffldlNALLV Taste Gomel the blockade lift decision was moti­ ham window and hits the ani­ No official forecast was given on ipring wheat, but the department PLACED AT THE T /PB OF A vated by a hope within the Kremlin mal, then bounces oat again so MichTGet DOI?Bfe’ YOUR The synti said prospects point to around 300 FOfSMULA ro PACIFY rH B . that such an action would delay that the man can catch it in the MONEY BACK! Buy today. many baiterJ formation of a German people’s darkness—he attempts to iden­ nillion bushels for that type of a compoun(| vheat. government. However, this did not tify the animal by smelling the glycol and seem a tenable theory, inasmuch b a ll. OFFICIALS indicated the tre- polyoxyethyl| as the western powers already had That is something like a nendous wheat yield vdll create Stearic acid declared plans to go ahead with n n 0 1 e a T scientist practicing hirther surplus and might lead to fats, ’hut poll nuclear science. jovernment controls designed to substance si| such a project. PRESCRIPTION Seekers of peace attempted to see :ut the acreage in 1950 between IS freeze for in the decision evidence fta t Russia »nd 25 per cent. Controls would in- For Sore, Bleeding Gums nutritional really did not mean to make war SPENDING: Jlude planting restrictions and Sold on a positive money*baek The A m crij now and th a t some as-yet-obscinre Slash Urged possibly marketing quotas for in- guarantee, that you will be re* duced chieflj motive looking toward continuation iividu^ farmers. Jieved of aQ signs of ACTIVE company of [ Suggestions that O.S. spending GUM ZNFJSCnON. of Red expansion without recourse No forecasts were given on other G lyco produ(| might be curtailed somewhat were LITERATURE ON REQUEST to arms was really behind the 5rops except rye, hay and southern ly n and is coming from several quarters. Lat­ TtidI Six* $1J00 m ove. peaches. But the department said different fod est source was President Trtmian’s SINCE MOSCOW’S original an­ .•eports from various parts of the THE names “Stal economic advisers who held the nouncement concerning the end to Jountry indicated progress of 1949 YANCEY LABORATORIES, Inc. B oth Iceep idea that some existing tax burdens 0«pl. XI the blockade, the order was broad­ :rops is encouraging. Rye produc- period, so might be lightened and that the u n u ROCK, ARKANSAS ened. Restoration of “transport, don was estimated at 22 m illio n feels a loaf I administration might scale down trade and communications” serv­ jushels, second smallest acreage -M A SStO nM iR S OFCHILOPEN store thinks! its call for four billion dollars in ices was directed. a 75 years. The hay crop was put I I7EBUN, JAPAN,SEEM EprO LIFT THE ADDtTIONTO 30,000^ fresh bread.f new levies. FOUL \UEATHEK LAST YEAP— JU ST IN IfiULARdODS ANCIENT The order permitted 16 freight It 101 million tons, a more than In fact, tl| trains a day to move into Berlin, THE COUNCIL of economic ad­ iverage yield. The peach crop in f TIME 10 ENAeiB A NAWNAL 6e06KAPmc SREEtffi ADDED ANOTHER- MILLIONS } em pm oN to PuaroepAPH an eclipse -rO M A K E S U R E T H E Y HADN'T plus a pleas restored highway traffic, waived visers, whose function is to counsel ;0 southeastern states wias fore- OF USERS gives the br^ with the President on fiscal matters < they HAPmAVELLeP 7 , 0 0 0 A f/ie s o f p e n d e d a n y " u n k n o w n MUST BE previous Soviet claims to search Al­ :ast at approximately 15 million r o e s r f v s .t y I point* of its lied baggage, and demanded Soviet as they affect finance and econom­ )ushels, about the same as last Usher, Inc.I travel permits at certain check ics, was reported to feel that cur­ rear. RIGHT! m akes a s f points. Mail service was also to be rent business trends justify an thetic compcT early check on federal spending— II S L A C K LSAF 4 0 restored. Actually, the Soviet order Kills aphids and similar frankly statl restored the Berlin situation to what that is, if the budget is to be 'Iron Man KEEPING HEALTHY euchinff insects. Per* brought anywhere near to a bal­ mits fulldevelopmentof “ In speaT it was on M arch 1, 1948. healthy foliage and top> Ity , we Both British and Americans ance. quality fruits and vege* • KiUsbycootaetudby tables. Leaves no iiann- o nly look moved in reinforcements for the It was the council’s opinion that fom«B fui residue. in g io t h j The Liver, Most Vital to- Heaitli »Can h9 used with other _ small units at border points to such levies as taxes on the trans­ w ell . . . check papers of travelers and hotels portation of goods add to the busi­ By Dr. James W . Barton n ot overbu and rooming houses had filled with ness costs and c o a sv rn e r prices and ECAUSE the liver has so many long it takes the liver to remove other ricll persons waiting for the barriers to impede an orderly vtrithdrawal from where sq different jobs to do and the aU the dye from the blood. be raised. the postwar business boom. eaten. The council was more than cool Bliver means so much to our general Recently' research workers, in­ Rdievedistre&ofMONTHLYx PARROT: to any extended public works pro­ health, we should all try to remem­ vestigating two common ailments— "W e belie gallstones and ulcer of the stomach m a n , woma Pretty Smart gram-indicating its opinion by re­ ber that it is the largest organ in fraining from making any such the body and contains about 25 and the first part of the small in­ drinks only Lorchen the parrot is a pretty recommendations in its report. The per cent of all the blood. testine (peptic ulcer)—took a tiny FEMALE the sense smart bird. advisers have consistently ' urged One of the jobs of the liver is piece of the liver from these pa­ no thought HE LIVES in the Stamp & Coin that local governments prepare manufacturing bile which breaks tients for examination under the we emphasil Shop on Times Square in New “shelves” of public-works blue­ up fats for digestion. It is an anti­ microscope and foxud that in only quality bak^ AreWEAKNESS yon troubled by distress of ion, are atti Y ork. prints for use when needed to bol­ septic destroying harmful organ­ 6 to -7 per cent was the liver to a female functional periodic disturb- A customer tried to enter the ster em plo3rment and public pur­ isms and a natural purgative pre­ normal, healthy condition. ances? Does this make you suffer muias to a j store, but foimd the door locked. As the liver is really the “chief’ from patn* feel so nervous, tired— not overbur chasing power. venting constipation. It is, there­ at s u ^ times? Then do try Lydia B. However, as he turned away he BUT THE PRESENT trend of the fore, a true saying that “life de­ or most important organ in. the Plnfcham*g Vegetable Compound to stances whij heard Lorchen’s Insistent screams: nation al economy—^which council pends upon the liver.” body from the health standpotot, relieve such symptoms. PinM iam’s discourage has a grand soothing effect on one tio n .” “Let me out! Goodbye, goodbye.” chairman Edwin G. Nourse called Another important job is the we should all try to keep it active of most important orgnnsl Intrigued, the customer listened and healthy by two simple meth­ a “healthy disinflation”—does not manufacture by the liver of a sub­ Federal W<| closer, heard midfled moans &om warrant large-scale works spending stance needed by the blood. ods: First, cutting down on fat and LYDIA E.PINKHAM’SSES.?^^ inside the shop. now, the council said. Such outlays President Harry S. Truman is Aside from the bile killing harm­ rich foods; and, second, keeping One goveij He SUMMONED a building su­ would make it harder to reach the shown lighting tbe candles on s ful organisms, the liver cells them­ the liver m an “active” condition carefully perintendent who opened the door goal of lower government costs. pre-birthday cake presented to selves filter out poisons from the by bending exercises, keeptog the tional questii and found Gustave Moerz, 50, the After a White House visit, Nourse him by the White House staff. blood, which, if not removed, would knees straight. Kidn^ M iisf agriculture, parrot’s owner and shop proprietor, informed newsmen that the council Bundles .io front of him represent cause tiredness and weakness. In At McGill university, Montreal, sees not onlj] bound in a chair by tape and wire. expects “some further easing of only s portion of the birthday' order to find whether or not the some years ago, research workers W o rk W e ll- for surplus His mouth was taped, living costs.” Prices, he said, are greetings he received. Having ob­ liver is doing this important job of showed that squeezing the liver by For You To Feel W e ll the taxpayl Moerz told police two men broke continuing downward, but “not on served his $5th natal anniver­ filtering wastes and poisons from bending exercises or deep breath­ 24 honra «>rery day, 7 days every serious ecoif into the shop, tied him and took a demoralizing basis and there is the blood, various tests are made, ing caused the liver to do its var­ week, never stopping, the kidneys filter fa rm in g if sary, the President was described te matter from the biood« $644 from a safe and $100 from his no need to dig into the sto rm ss being to excellent physics! one of which is giving a dye by ious jobs completely and in less 'T Jmove i peopie . ______were aware of bow the wide vogue.I pockets. cellars.” mouth or injections and seeing how tim e . kidneys must constantly remove sur> condition—a veritable “Iron man.” plus fluid, excess adds and other ' waste In a confij matter tiiat Cannot stay ii______blood PEEK INTO FUTURE idthout injury to health, there would»tdd for agricult be better understanding of why Brannan, Ra Lose in Stretch HEALTH NOTES whde ^ ^ m is upset U d n^s to function . production Scientist- Sees Eggless, Meatless World Burning, scanty or too frequent urina* points out: It was a rough day for London The economic cost of heart dis­ While the passing of blood is but tfou sometimes warns that sometlung “ It is A meatless, eggless world . . . conclusions are inevitable. Man, he Is wrong. You may suffer nag^ng back­ nerchants. Thousands of women ease is staggering in terms of loss one sympton of cancer of the gen­ ache, headaches, dizziness, rheumatie departm ent earthenware liouses . . . pyjamas said, must stop eating up his re­ lesieged west end stores in the big- of life, absenteeism, disability, loss erative and urinary parts, it is one pains, getting up at nights, swelliog. that may be eaten . atom-pow­ Why not try Doan*» PilUJ You will the approx; sources and, instead, turn to chem­ 'est nylon stocking hunt London of gainful employment, and care of the early signs and gives the be using a medidne recommended the eners as _ ered trains . . . food from lumber. country over. Doan's stimulate the func* istry. That’s when he gave out tad ever seen. Crowds, mcludmg and treatment programs. patient a chance for successful in baking AH that and more is one man’s pre­ with the meatless, eggless world • « * tion of the kidn^s and help them to ome men waited outside the stores treatment. Formerly, patients and, flush out poisonous waste from the the effect diction for the future. theory, taking the position that blood. They contain nothing harmfuL it dav'n. But it was in vain. It has been found that insulin— sometimes, physicians were lulled nation, sin^ He is Prof. Eugene C. Rochow of these items must disappear from Get £>oaa'« today. Use with confidence. The London S tandard had an- which reduces the sugar in the into false security by thinking that At all drug stores. that the si Harvard, who has been awarded a man’s diet because the fowls and lounced the sale, but didn’t men- blood, brtogs on sleep and increases when the bleeding stopped, the ical softeif $1,000 prize for research on sand animals ^producing them eat too lon that only 500 pairs of hose were the appetite—is more effective m progress of the underlying cause and m ilk derivatives. much. Clothes, he said must com» ssued to each of the 10 leading restoring the alcoholic patient to also stopped. But such is not the the food Professor Rochow indicated his froin synthetic materials. tnres. normal than any other method. case. Doans Pills THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

Just in Case The old lady passing the insane IB t o th e asylum stopped an approaching in­ mate and said: “Can you tell me the tim e ?” m HOUSE The cloistered brother took out a foot rule and a compass and a r C. Whitman T-square. After fiddling with them H i f V S i H O i D for about five minutes, he said, tm o n l Room “It’s just four o’clock.” “Wonderful,” says the nice old Iv c a ijroject in “Ersatz” Food Farm Buying Power lady, “but what do you do if it’s to the SCRIPTOEE: Matthew 27:19-26: Mark lib'.e do he AMERICAN housewife U:53—1S:1S; Luke 23:4-U; John iS;13-14, raining and you can’t measure the Iv o a little help. Still Shows Gains 19-24. 28-40: 19:1-16. shadow ?” |ut a basement doesn’t know it, but more and DEVOTIONAL READING; MatUiew 27: Tmore of the food she buys for her Increase Well Above 17-26. “Oh,” shrugged the inmate, “in we have two family contains the same basic Cost of Living Rate that case, I have to look at my l-,ouse already. "ersatz” ingredients which I. G. w atch .” |c;.' on tiling out Farben, the notorious Nazi cartel, The current drop in living costs Behold The Man! |,r,ir.gs tor con- developed for German troops and has given the average city wage- the basement civilians in the last war. The Ger­ eamer approximately the same Lesson for June S, 1949 I. wo plan on a man people lived on "ersatz” dur­ buying power today that he enjoyed CLASSIFIED Jupboards. Have In Ju n e , 1946, fin a l m onth of C P A . ing most of the war. T AST JANUARY a man in Holland DEPARTMENT |n plumbing for Though the farmer’s buying The extent of this Farben-izing wrote to the high court of the power has edged off with the drop BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. of -ta-.erican food, unbeknown to new nation of Israel, petitionmg for in food prices it is bumping against NEW modern CBS cabins. Bungalow* ::re all rather the consumer, has been partiaUy a review, now nearly 2,000 years af­ restaurant, fully equipped with large l i 1 do not have government price supports, and 'Vine licenses. acres. investigated by tlie food and drug terwards, of the 180 fruit trees. 850’ on Routs 17.10 Write Tr ihom. If there administration, which has been still shows a gain that is w ei over trial of Jesus by Salsuma Gardens. P. O. Boss 70. Satsuma, Fla. jl brary in your holding hearings on the use of syn­ double the increase in the cost of the court at Jeru­ living, according to a chart stu(^ TAVLOR JKUCEZEK I.'ind handbooks thetic substitutes. salem in the year of our ten-year-old war boom, made MAKES ice cream, frosted malted and 30 A . D . T hat court frozen custard. 20-qt. capacity. 60-gal. 1 piping on file. However, the whole story by the family economics bureau of cabinet. This is a new Freezer still in Ji:.:ormation are hasn’t been told the public, may never review factory crate. Will sell for .price. IfO of Theodore Northwestern National Life Insur­ Season now opening. Big profits. Get in chiefly because of official buck- the case, and per­ business for yourself. John Bankson. •5!) West 23rd ance company. Trion. Ga. passing. Food and drug offi­ haps has no legal II.sc' tiie P opular Ten years ago last winter you cials wring their hands and say right to do so. But bine, 200 East could buy a new four-door sedan ELECTRICAL EOUIPMENT they have no authority under history has re­ to . Ti'.e P ortland for $825, sirloin steak was 39 cents SPECIAL NOTICE the law for a full-fledged inves­ viewed it, and re­ lirn, 33 West a pound, milk averaged liV z cents TAXI operator or city, county, interested tigation. They admit, however, versed it. Jesus -Dr. Forem an m installing 2-way radios. can supply a quart, and you could build a HAVE complete Bendix Land Station that more and mote chemical was tried by at equipment 17 mobile units, also 16 alterna­ Ito worl; around five-room modem house for around least fotir tribunals on the early tors which steps up power output and sulistitutes are being used in replaces generators which is necessary $3,000—b u t we had 10 m U lion un­ morning of the first Good Friday. with 2-way radios. All mobile units re­ various foods and that they do employed. Then European rearma­ cently reconditioned and modernized to not know what the final result But the verdict of history Is that date. For bargain, interested party con­ Ic Process ment orders sparked our recovery the courts were guilty, one and all, tact: Georjre L. Sosbee. Anderson. S. C.. will be on the health of the «r call 2004. I'.nsportation in- nation. while the prisoner was innocent, |by the current *. * • Meanwhile Republican Kep. Strawberries Delight at Meal Time! HELP WANTED—MEN, WOMEN have been as- AGENTS: New Product. Sold on money Frank Keefe of Wisconsin, who has (Set Recipes Below) Sentence first. buck guar. Steady repeats. Exclusive hciai’.t supply of territory. Excellent sideline. Sample, de­ when been Quizzing the food and drug Strawberry Parade Verdict afterwards tails Sl.OO, refunded. GILLIGAN CO.. Ir.able cost Bonita Springs. Fla._____ 1 nre placed in administration, has made some LXNN CHAMBERS’ MENU RESIDES the informal hearing be- startling disclosures. He charged. b r i g h t red, luscious strawber- Barbecued Chicken li new synthetic "fo re the ex-high priest Annias, INSTRUCTION 1—That bread can and is being ^ ries are with us again in wonder­ French Fried Potatoes I'.u'al gas. How- ful quantities! They’re here to there was the formal trial before LEARN IN MY SHOP: Start business at supply is not chemicalized to a point where it Buttered Asparagus the High Priest Caiaphas. He pre­ Home: making Castings for Farm Ma- has little if any nutritional value; brighten menu plans as well as to ^ Tomato Cole Slaw chmery, ^ Heating Systems, Factories. l.-idely used for delight the palate in numerous sided over the Sanhedrin, the su­ Mines, Mills. FOUNDRY & MACH. 2—That non-nutritional chemicals, Hot Biscuits preme court of the Jews at that SHOP. SCOTTSBIiUG. IND. 1940 'l»4l'1947 'Id4»''1944 1945 ' ! # ways. B utter “mostly the result of the work of tune. It was a learned tribunal, MISCELLANEOUS I. G. Farben chemists,” are being Versatile, too, strawberries add Honey venerated aU over the Jewish world. The above cbart plots the TIMBER: Wanted to cut and saw. For palmed off on the vmsuspecting color and flavor to fruit cups, make •Strawberry Chiffon Pie As the lawyers might say, its writ your account. Contact—J. M. RobineU. public, in place of milk, fats and coarse of the 10-year war boom. tlamorous salads, and even more Beverage Box 111, Bon Air, Va. I n Ja n u a ry , 1939, A m erica h ad 10 ran everywhere; its decisions were, eg?s in such foods as cake, dough­ t e m p t i n g des­ •Recipe Given GOOD MONEY: Part or full time, taking million unemployed and 41 mU­ quoted as precedent in Alexandria, orders; our guaranteed products; per­ nuts, cereal mixes, peanut butter, serts. The sea­ Babylon, Spam. Yon might hpve fumes. cosmetics, etc. Samnles available. lion at work. Annual net in­ a egg whites, beaten stiff ALVIS. 241H E. 31st. St., Kansas City 3, ice cream, candy, salad dressing, son is short, so expected it to be dignified, honor­ Mo. com e per fa rm w as $702. Indus­ M cup sugar milk drinks, synthetic whipping make the most of able. But not on that night, with tr ia l wages averaged $34 a Blend together milk and lemon Itivcs regularly— cream , Dickies and food flavors; it with these su­ that victim. PERSONAL ■.;? KELLOGG’S week, an annual rate of $1,248. per-special reci­ juice. Add egg yolks, cheese and NOW OPEN 3—Manufacturers and pharma­ strawberries. Pour into pastry Ideal convalescent home with doctor and That was 23 from a nine-year-old depression, pes. You might as well expect a registered nurse in charge; only one like ceutical houses that produce syn­ shell. Beat egg whites and slowly pack of wolves, starved in mid­ it in Ga. Sbaron Convalescent Sanitarium* thetic foodstuffs have not made the study recalls. 'The first on Box 78. Sharon. ^Ga. Telephone 4. the recipe pa­ add the Vi cup sugar, beating con­ winter, to be dignified and hon­ adequate research to determine if After an even 10 years of recov­ stantly. Pile over the pie. Bake in orable with a sheep in fheir the substitutes are poisonous. While ery, boom, inflation, and tapering rade is an airy-fairy chiffon pie REAL ESTATE—MISC. that uses strawberries in the pie a slow (325") oven fo r 15 minutes. circle. These men, and their ANT PERSON having property in Florida there is no proof of toxicity in most off, flie score stands as follows: Net Chill pie before serving. intimate friends, had been de­ or Indiana, wishing to sell or exchanse. of the substitutes, Keefe points out a n n u al incom e per fa rm 300 per mixture as well as in the garnish. should contact Thomas Nugent at 1944 To make a crust for a single pie scribed by the Prisoner, not N. Alabama Street. Indianapolis on or that seven persons died after using It’s the perfect dessert to a heavy cent higher—it was $702 in 1939, crust shell (9-inch), as called for long before, in words fiiat stack about liith of May at The Nimnichts at a sub.=;titute s a lt prepared fo r peo­ reached $2,915 in 1948, and had meal, and may be made well in Mt. Dora. Florida. in the above recipes, use one cup in their brains like arrowheads. ple who cannot use organic sal' sagged to a n a n n u al rate of $2,800 advance of dinner or luncheon. sifted flour with % teaspoon salt. “Whited sepnlchres . . . fall of r e a l estate—b p s , p r o p . ’ of .A.LL-BRAN in their diet. by Ja n u a ry , 1949. W eekly indus­ ■ ‘ Strawberry Chiffon Pie Crumble in 1/3 cup of lard or all ancleanness . . . ye say, and I ol T.ater. If not trial wages up 130 per cent—^from (M akes 1 9-inch pie) FOR SALE ■ days, send the Taste Comes First shortening, and use pastry blendor do not . . . yet devour widows’ Fifteen bnndred-acre farm. Over 400 $24 in January of ’39 to approxi­ 1 envelope unflavored gelatin until mixture resembles coarse houses . . . blind guides . . . cleared acres. One thousand acres ideal Cellogg’5, Battle m a te ly $55 in Ja n u a ry of ’49. L iv ­ pasture land; 600 acres fenced. Consider­ t Ot'BLE YOUR The synthetic ingredient which Vi cup cold water meal. Add two to three tablespoons offspring of vipers. . .” able amount young timber. Buildings ing coste 71 per cent higher than practically new, in excellent condition, ; jy today. many bakers now use in bread is Yi cup hot water ice water, just enough to hold mix­ include one $23,000 cattle bam, one 86,000 a compound of polyoxyethylene 10 years ago, after nearly a four- If there had been any hope that Grade *‘A” abattior, one 7-room dwell­ 1 cup sugar ture together. Roll lightly and they might change, Jesus would not ing house, one modem store building 75 glycol and stearic acid, loiown as point drop in the last few months. spread into pastry tin. Bake in a hot feet X 30 feet, three 4 and 5-room tenant Finally, about ttu;ee million unem­ 1 cup fresh strawberry pulp have used such words. So they had houses; 22 additional tenant houses in polyoxyethylene monos tearate (450°) oven for 15 to 18 minutes. fair condition; 7 tobacco-curing bams, Stearic acid is derived from animal ployed—a normal “float”, as and juice made up their muids: He must die; equipped with oil curers. 15.2 acres to­ H teaspoon salt Strawberry Cream Tarts Now was their hour, while the city bacco allotment, dipping vat for cattle. fats, liut polyoxyethylene glycol, a economists call it. Located 4 miles west of Lake Wacca- substance similar to purified anti­ Wage rates show a gain of 26 2 egg whites (M akes 6 tarts) slept. Leader of the pack was this maw, N.C.; can be bought very reason­ 1 cup cream, whipped able; Contact Raymond C. Stanley, office lESCRIPTION freeze for automobiles, has no and a half per cent since June, 6 baked tart shells Caiaphas. As the farce of a trial -hone SB.7-W: Res. phone <30. P. O. Box 1 baked 9-inch pie shell nutritional value. 1946, w hile the cost o f liv in g index lil cup m ilk went on and the high priest by 11. Whiteville, K.e. sdingGums cup sugar grace of Rome faced Jesus, High The American compound is pro­ now stands just 28 per cent higher Soften gelatin in cold virater and H l . ‘e m o n e y - b a c k dissolve in hot water. Add % cup 1 tablespoon flour Priest by the grace of (Jod, what TRAVEL J.-ou will be re­ duced chiefly by the Atlas powder than in that final month of OPA. 1 egg, wen beaten did he see in Jesus’ eyes? JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLA. — The ins of ACTIVE company of Wilmington, Del., and The actual living cost increase has sugar, strawberry pulp and juice, Worlds finest, widest, driving Beach. I n and salt. Cool im til mixture begins a teaspoon vanilla Swimming, fishing and amusements. REQUEST Glyco products company of Brook­ been somewhat less than 28 per • • « Made your vacation plans yet? Write cent, the study says, since the gov­ to thicken and then fold in whipped H cup cream, whipped early for choice of reservations. Free in* Sl.OO lyn and is distributed in slightly cups strawberries T hat Fox formation and reservations. Tourist Serv« different forms under the trade ernment index naturally makes no cream and the stiffly beaten egg VA lee Club, Box 103, Jacksonville Beach, Fla. cup currant jelly names "Sta-soft” and “Myrj-45.” allowance for over-ceiling prices whites to which the remaining % Vs TF CAIPHAS was a wolf, Herod ^TORIES, inc. Both keep bread soft for a long which were general in the latter cup of sugar has been added. Potir Scald the milk, then mix in sugar, ^ was a fox. It was Jesus’''nick- Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! I XI into a baked pie shell and chill until flour and beaten egg. Stir con­ ■ ARKANSAS period, so that a housewife who months of OPA; thus the wage- name for him. On that April morn­ feels a loaf of bread in a grocery earner’s paycheck of today buys firm. Garnish with whipped cream stantly, tte n ing this fox had the surprise of his store thinks she is getting oven- him as much or sliglitly more than and strawberries. cook over hot lifetime. Before he could collect -AKiiitailS fresh bread. his paycheck of June, 1946, the * • * water until his wits, he was facing the very m an thick. Add vanil­ Why suffer rlieamatle and arthritis In fact, this deceptive quality- study finds. NOTHER of the season’s choice whom his private police force had pains? Try INDUCO—the brand new la; cool. Fold in formula that goes right to the source. Percentage increases in worker fruits is combined with straw- been vainly trying to arrest—Jesus plus a pleasing taste the chemical whipped cream. SEND NO MONEY—SPECIAL TBIAL gives the bread—is the chief selling paychecks do not reflect sharp ad­ A> berries to make of Nazareth. Two kings faced each OFFCB. Pay postman nothing. Fill tart shells Paste this ad on postal card. ditional gains made in so-called a delectable pie. other in Herod’s hall that morning. point'of its distributors. Vernon C. half full of this INDUCO. 1531 Mcrrimac, Clnclnn?.li7,0. Usher, Inc., of Chicago, which “fringe” payments dtiring the past R h u b a r b and The one wearing a robe and crown, mixtture. Arrange a layer ol straw­ makes a somewhat similar syn­ decade, such as more vacations, strawberries are seated on some kind of throne, was berries on top. Heat the currant FIRST CHOICE OF MILLIONS thetic compound called “Top-scor,” holidays, sick-leave, pension pro­ a happily wedded one of the most un-kingly men who kLACK LEAF 40 jelly, until it melts, then spoon one |i!:snr^hi.!sand similar frankly states, in his literature. grams, etc., the study points out. combination both ever bore the royal title. The other, irsocls. Per* from flavor and tablespoon of it on top of the straw­ in plainest citizens’ clothes, and no St. Joseph ASPIRIN Tiixsfull “In speaking of higher qual­ berries. Let jelly settle. crown, no throne to be seen, was WORLD'S ,tABGfe'ST-55ELLEH..AT I0« ity, we mean products that not color standpoint. • « • ■ujiliiy fruits and voge- Strawberry-Rhubarb Fie the one real khig who has lived jMt.s. Lonvos noh only look good, but are appeal­ am ong m en. Peace At Last From :J residue. Poultry House Cleaner (M akes 1 9-inch pie) •THERE’S NOTHING like short- ing to ihe sense of taste as • • • ASK rOVR weil . , . bakery goods that arc m cups sugar ^ cake, many strawberry fans, PERSISTENT ITCH! /yy DBALER not overburdened with fats and H cup flo ur will say, so here’s the recipe to t “Suffered Under No wooder thousands teased by Itchy tor* meat bless tbe day they cbsaeed to Reslnol. other richness to the point 1 cup fresh strawberries an excellent one: ;Pontius Pilate” Here’s quick ectloo from first moment—a where substantially less Is 2 cups rhubarb Strawberry Shortcake blissful sense of peace that lasts and lasts, pONTIUS PILATE, procurator of thanks to 0 active soothing agents in a lano« eaten. 1 recipe past;^ (Serves 6) lla base that stays on. Don't be content with of MONTHLYs 2 tablespoons butter Judea, deputy plenipotentiary •DTtUns less effective than Reslnol Ointment. "We believe that every person— 2 cups siifted flour of his Imperial Majesty, sat on his Sift sugar and flour together and 4 teaspoons baking powder VNU—7 21=49 man, woman or child—eats and t judgment seat and look^ at Jesus. combme % of it with the fruit. ^ teaspoon salt drinks only that which appeals to Six times he had looked at iiim ; six the sense of taste, with little or Line pie pan with pastry, then 1 tablespoon sugar sprinHS- the remaining flour-sugar times he had made certain tiiat this no thought of nutritional value; so, 1/3 cup butter young prisoner was an innocent mixture over the bottom and add 1 egg, beaten we emphasize again, that higher man, and six times he had said so, quality bakery goods, in our opin­ the filling. Dot with butter and ar­ Sift together dry ingredients. even in the face the m ob. by distress of ion, are attained by balancing for­ range pastry strips over the top a t I periodic disturb- Work in butter with a fork. Add ' The noises in the street confused mulas to a point where they are in a lattice design. Bake in a hot U M fC O N ^e R . I jnake tou sufTer milk, mixed with egg and blend to­ him. He could not hear, down t 7ivc re aware of how tho wide vogue. 1 baked 9-inch pie shell for warm evenings: seen? . SPRAY is deadly effcclive against Hfistjtntly rwnovo sur- roaches,flies,mosquitoes,moths L-tcids and other waste In a confidential report prepared To this very day, and to the end pot stay in the blood LT N N SATS: Slices of cake which have be­ and many other common house­ for agriculture secretary Charles Hormones May Limit of time, in all places and among h, Ihero would come a little stale may also be hold pesls. FLIT contains ac­ ig of vhy the Brannan, Ralph Trigg, chief of the Frost Damage in Time Fresh Fruits Give, all men, this CSirist whom the world tive ingredients tor quick knock­ hen Itidneys fail I Easy, Delightful Desserts topped with sweetened berries for holds in chains is yet,the Judge production and marketing division, American apple growers, usual­ down—sure kitl. Keep it handy or too frequent urina- a simple, economical dessert. of every man. Men may say of . . . use it often for more pleasant I points out: ly hard hit financially by late Serve wedges of melon with lem­ '.hat sonethins A bowl or a basket of assorted Jesus what they wish, and he will and comfortable living. r naBjjing back* “It is our opinion that the 'spring frosts wiU soon be able to on or lime juice for a perfect des­ css, rheumatic fruits and berries makes a beau­ Ibe silent still. But in ills eyes in the department should object to avoid that obstacle. A combination sert to a heavy meal. Some people q,utcic,H£NRy, Tua |:a niKhis, auclline. tiful dessert for a porch supper verdict. A man is judged by his PiUsl You will the approval of chemical soft­ of tracers (radioactive atoms) and like to sprinkle their melon with ri'commendcd the be it family or party. own judgement of Jesus Clirist. And eners as acceptable ingredients hormones may make it possible to salt. In’M stimulate the fune* Pieces of fresh pineapple, com­ you, too. Facmg you, he looks |-ys und help them to in baking formulas, because of keep apple_buds closed vmtil the A combination of melon balls in v>:ist«iololiic. the food value of the product. land prevent freezes. with fresh red raspberries. .WNU Tea THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE N .C ..JU N E 1. 1949

LOOKING FINE \iATCHREPAiRIhG DAVIE BRICK ATTENTION FARMERS! A Jff£ A D YOUR WATCH IS A PRECIOUS INSTRUMENT. COMPANY POULTRY LOADING >y GEORGE s. BENSON Why not buy the best in material and worknuinship when We W ill Buy Every Thursday Morning From PusidCHl—Xtritiiif Cetttft DE.4LERS ;iN SciK), A riaiim you have them repaired. School trained w ith six years ex­ 8 A. M., To 11 A. M. perience, I oflfer the best that money will buy. In FronI Of E. P. Fo«ter# Cotton Gin Your Pouhry Why Name Calling? First Class Work And By An Expert Repairman. G O O D C O A L . HIGHEST Market prices paid The calling of names is a propa­ Free Estimate Given On Examination O f Watch ganda technique based on delusion Day Phone 194 • Night Fhone 119 SALISBURY POULTRY CO. and trickery. It has been common Mocksville. N. C In politics for a long time, and has Salisbory. N. C done its part to give politics a bad W-. C. POPLIN reputation among the people in gen­ e ral. HOROLOGIST W A T C H M A N Americans are accustomed to a 716 M idland Ave Mocksville, N. C. certain amount of this in election Walker Funeral Home campaigns. But surely we have not AMBULANCE SERVICE come to the place where we expect it in the halls of Congress. In legis­ -DAYORINIGHT lative sessions, when serious nation­ jUVESTpCK HEALTH OODITIES al problems are being discussed, it is Phone 48 a bit disturbing to hear so much Mocksville, N. C The name-calling. Any American has the right to disagree with another and to speak out his mind. But it is not necessary always to discredit those who disagree with us. Davie Record Freedom Is Fragile The worst thing that has happened in America in the last twenty years has been the tendency to divide our people into class groups. Our coun­ Has Been Pubfished Since 1899 try has long been known as the "m elt­ ing pot,” where immigrant lads land backwoods boys can become bank­ ers and industrialists. High born or low born, rich or poor, in America it never really has mattered, llie 49 Years important thing in America is that a man may plan and live out his own dream . Some folks apparently have for­ Other* bave cooie and gone-your gotten that these freedoms of ours are fragile and perishable. Unless county newspaper keeps going. we attend to the keeping of each of them, it is possible to lose them all. The building of class consciousness ! ^esel electric !ofnr-oti'<:'= • sponsible for more accidents than •»ih freig h t and r.-■ r W ill Arrange To Suit any other type. Tire failures are GOOD NEIGHBORS--PRICES TO second in number and result in the most property damage. It showed RT yOUR BUSINESS also that mechanical defect acci­ dents are continually increasing in IIVESXOCK HEALTH ODDITIES num ber but are decrea.

Everjrone will bave a pan in the U. S. Savings Bonds great “Oppo and thereby help build up your mnilf Drive May 16-June 30. Tl„ armM forces are responding to the call for volunteer assistance by offering t« home town and county. # 7 a number of covered wagons to In­ B E A D U k a dependence, Mo., for a big ceremoaf HORN FLIESTOOKCWER 3 1 2 ■narking opening of the drive. The> : will then transport the wagons to vari- AS MANY AS 1000 BOTS- (GALLONS «/BL0 0 D,4«, 5 0 0 THE DAVIE RECORD. ous States. The covered wagons typif; URVAE OF BOimES.HAVE CATTLE m A SINGLE VEAC. Ihe difference between the terriblv BEEN POUND INlHESTOMAOl hsrdsiiips the original 49’ers weni thioagli in their search for riches and OFASIHaE-HORSE American Foundi»tiu> •eeurity and how easy it is for the morf- em 49’er to build for a secure future. Today you are eiven the opporliuiil; to invest in U. S. Savings Bond»-.^e easy way to pile np riches. In ten short THEY W OULD READ YOUR AD y e r o <««eive tlO O for every NEXT WEEK: ANOTHER BIBLE LESSON V TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE DA Tctanm Dmrtmmt The Davie Record DAVIE COTTNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER--THE PAPER THE PEOPLE READ

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VOLUMN XLIX. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 . tqig. NTJMBER 45

NEWS OF LONG AGO Afraid To Co To CUTER TUTOR Colombion Archaeologist* Business as Usual Seen Along Main Street jStudy Lost Civilizations A doctor and dentist had been By The Street Rambler. Wbat Was Happening In Da. i A third area of great pre-Colem- dose friends for over fifty years, Church jbian civilizations—equivalent In but each had always taken parti­ 000000 isome respects to that of the Mayas cular care that the other should not Ed Sanford driving mule to one vie Before Parking Meters Rev. W. K, Isenboar. Hbth Point. N. C. R4 ■of Yucatan of the Incas of Peru discover his age. When, however, horse viragon down Main street— And Abbreviated Skirto. I used to know a man who was but apparently only remotely re­ the dentist died, the doctor could Lady walking into “No Parking” (Oivie Record, June 4, 19241) afraid to go to church, especially lated to either of them—is now be­ not help looking forward to the fu­ ing studied by Colombian archae­ neral, when he hoped at last to sign in front of hotel—^Jas. Kelly to a revival. In fact I never knew Cotton is 32.65. ologists. know the dentist’s secret. carrying box of money to bank— Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Meroney him to attend church in a lifetime. ; Hitherto, knowledge concerning As the coffin was being lowered ; these pre-Colombian civilizations Betty Ann Turner, Colean Smith spent the week-end with relatives If he ever entered the door of a into the grave he stepped forward ihas been quite fragmentary, and to look at the brass plate, only to and Nancy Durham shopping in at Albemarle. church for a service It is more than itheir existence has been known only read: “Angus McLeod. Dentist. jewelry store—^Four high schoo] Miss Mary Boger, of Route 1, Is I was aware of. He never attend* ^to professional archaeologists. (Hours, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.)” : Among the recent investigations lasses bicycling up M ain street— spending this week with Miss Mary ed Sunday school and bad no Inter­ ;are: “BEEP”—ING Mrs. Cecil Little trimming display Bensini, at Hieb Point. est In tbe spiritual welfare of him. Excavations at a great "city of window—Miss Frances Stonestreet S. E. Ratted ee, of Greensboro, self nor his community. 'the dead” — an ancient cemetery .covering more than five square mailing package—C. C. Beck car­ Is In town this week looking aft»r He died suddenly, aud so far as miles, covered with upright, gro- rying full half gallon jug under his the blackberry crop. 'tesque stone statues of marjike I know without God. His life was arm—Martha Ann Davis looking Miss Mabel Stewart arrived home wasted iu sin. He accomplished ;forms. This is at San Augustin in southern Colombia. for way to go hom e—Betty Lou Thursday from Raleleb where she ttothlng good nor worth while. Additional exploratory work at an Martin driving west on Sunday was a student at Peace Institute. ancient city with the stone founda­ How.sad and even tregic: He afternoon—^Wanda Hendricks in Charles Blackwelder and Cashier tions of more than 3,000 dwelling could have been a man of God and Belle—They tell me Jean is learn­ houses—one of the largest cities in box office dispensing movie tick' Landford, ot the Harmony bank, a blessing to his countrv. ing to skate. the New World before the arrival Bill—But I thought shfe learned ets—^E. W . Junker and Bryan Sell were In town Friday on business. I have taken special notice a. of the Spaniards. This site, called last year. Pueblito, is in northern Colombia talking things over on street cor­ Rev. C’.aTence Morrison, of VIr. cross the years that lots ot people Belle—I know, but another boy is near the modern city of Santa net—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler einla, snent a few days last week teaching her. are afraid of a church, and esoe- Marta. sitting in parked car in front of in town with relatives. clally a revival They are afraid Study of numerous delicately Why, Sure ' wrought gold artifacts—such as bank building. Miss Gladvs Vauebn, of Rich, tbev may get under conviction a. crowns, pendants, earrings, and the mood, was the e-iest of Misses Os­ bout thefr lost coiidiflon, or tbat •*0I, there,” shouted the police­ like. man, “where’s your rear-light?” sie and Margaret Allison the past somebody may talk to them ahont News of these finds was brought Our County And “I want to see where I’m going to the Smithsonian institution in week. their soul. I wonder why. Thsy to, not where I ’ve been,” said the Washington, D. C., by Dr. Luis Miss Gladys Dwleelns arrived seam to he more afraid of the i>ro. cyclist, disappearing into the dark­ Duque Gomez, director of the Co­ Customer: “I wonder if you would Social Security ness. borne last week from Greensboro, ole of God, and of the cbuecb, lombian Government Ethnological be so kind as to weigh this package and Archaeological institute at Bo­ for me?” By Mrs. Ruth G. Duffy, Manager. where she was a student at Greens, then they are of the devil and bell Cured gota. Butcher; “Certainly . . . three Every person in? this countrv boro Colleee. Then there i-s another class of and a quarter pounds.” should know about Old-Age and The doctor whose medical skill Customer: "Thank you. It con­ Miss Kathryn Meroney arrived of peoole who aitend cbujch until exceeded the clarity of his hand­ Survivors Insurance. You may tor Record Spring Pig Crop tains the t)cnes you sent me in that bome last week from Red Springs, a revival is announced. As long writing sent an Invitation to a pa­ 4-pound roast yesterday.” ask “Why should 1 know about where she was a student at Flora as the revival continues they stay tient to spend an evening with him , Urged !o Bo^.st Supplies this insurance ifl don’t have a adding there would be music, cards, Agriculture department is urging Artificial ‘Dusters' McDonald College. awav, then when it is over they and so forth. Social Security Account Number farmers to pr<.'luce the largest The “wind tunnel” that has proved A. A. Holleman and Chas. B. start back again, NaturaHy there The friend failed to turn up and peacetime spriny pig crop on rec­ so helpful in airplane research while and have only worked for my­ Mooney have purchased the Sprin. sent no explanation. ord in order to boost the meat sup­ is something wrong ip the heart When they met the following day man has been learning to fly above self?” The reason is that you may kle property on Wilkesboro stteet and soul, therefore they are not ply- the earth is being adapted to do just be able to assist a friend or rela­ the doctor asked whether he had The 1949 spring pig goal calls the reverse. With the “soil blowing from D. S. Creason. willing for the Gospel and fbe received the note. for 60,000,000 pigs—an increase of tunnel” at Manhattan, Kans., scien­ tive to assist a friend or relative Miss Mar> Horn, a student at Holy Spirit to seach them out. “Yes, thank you,” replied the 17 per cent or nearly 9,000,000 more tists are trying to learn how to keep to receive benefits they might lose other. " I took it to the chemist and than the 1948 spring crop. This wiU North Carolina College, Greens­ This is indeed pathetic. the earth from flying above man. by not filing for them. Too, you had it made up, and I feel much require an increase of about 21 per It is designed to reveal the basic boro, arrived home Thursday for Those who are alsend to attend better already.” cent in sows farrowing if litters are facts of wind erosion, so that men may become entided to benefits tbe summer holidays. church and Divine services, stid es. of average size. can prevent the return of "Dust based on a relatives’ or friends’ Sqnelchelegant Goal aims to help provide aver­ Ground was broken last week neclally afraid of a revival of Holy Bowl” conditions in the High Plains. Social Security Account because age meat consumption of 150 With a single portable “blower” unit for the n<>w two story brick block Ghost religion, certainly are In A lift-boy in one of the big stores pounds per person in late 1949 and —a fan driven by a gasoline engine— vou pay or help pay funeral ex­ that is being built by C. F. Meron­ hated to be asked needless ques­ 1950, when the 1949 spring pigs will a dangerous condition. They are tions. One day a fussy old lady en­ the investigators can work either in­ penses. ey and sons, adjoining the Mocks- be ready for market. This will ex­ doors with a built-in wind tunnel of very sick solrltually, but afraid of tered the Uft. ceed average consumption of 145 plywood and glass, or outdoors with You may also wonder why I vllle Hardware Co. the Great Physician, the only Sa. “Don’t you ever feel sick, going poimds expected this year and will an aluminum duct that can be continue to stress the importance Miss Margaret Thompson, nurse up and down in this lift all day?” be much above prewar average v*or of the soul who can save them she asked. moved readily from place to place, of knowing when to get in touch at tbe Philadelphia General Hos- intake of 126 pounds. to the field they will be able to study from etMtJal death and damnation “Yes, ma’am,” said the boy. A hog-feed price relationship tte action of controlled and meas- with my office. I do this because pital. Is spending her vacation here ‘•Turn ye, turn ve, for whv will “Is it the motion going up?” favoring hog production is expected many people have and, no doubt, “No, ma’am.” urfed "blows” on soil in its natural with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. to continue next year with average ■tate, and compare, for example a are losing benefits because they von die?" “Is it the motion going down?” crop-producing weather in 1949. L. Thompson. elean-plowed section of a field with It is ihdaed quite a problem to “No, ma’am.” another that la "stubble mulched.” do nor know they can get them. M. G. Allison, who holds a po- to wfn souls to Christ who are a- “Is it the stopping that does it?” It is also true that many people sitlon In Wilmington, Is spending “No, ma’am.” Facts About Insulating frald of the church, afra«d of Holy “Then, what is it?” who do not know and understand a short while in town with homf Ceilings of the top floor of al­ the program will misinform oth­ Ghrost revivals, and afraid of con­ “Answering questions, ma’am.” most any house are usually easy to folks. "Buck” has many friends viction and repentence O dear Uncle Sam Says ers. Hence, my opening state­ Atom Age Structures insulate. Keep in mind two simple here who are always glad to wel* soul, if this Is vour condid tion, rules for the job: Try to keep the m e n t- th at every person in the come him bome. Modern buildings can be con­ insulation as close as possible to vou had better flee to Tesus and structed to “resist” atomic bombs the heated part of the house. Pro­ United States, whether they have Misses Essie and Eva Call, Lo- call noon Him for mercy and par- but human beings must go “imder- vide a vapor barrier between the a Social Security Account Num­ del] a Sain and Eli^.abetb Navlor, ground” to be safe, a Yale faculty insulation and the warm room, as don. for holiness and redemption member declares. "It is true that ber or not, should know about arrived home yesterday from N C well as a ventilation space above through His precious bloodl There structures can be designed which the insulation. The vapor barrier is Old-Age and Survivors Insurance. College. Greensboro. Miss Naylo> is no time to lose. will remain standing after an atom­ a membrane which keeps moisture One woman who recently filed graduated at tbat institntion this ic bomb explosion. No matter how from reaching the insulation. Walls carefully such buildings are con­ application for benefits for her year, of older houses are often difficult Slipping One Over structed, however, it would not be to insiilate properly. Solid masonry four small children, lost benefits A barn on the Leagan Belk farm safe for the occupants to remain in houses are especially difficult and for about 11 months because she Representative Hoffman of Mi­ in Clarksville township was de> them during an attack,” according costly to treat. Frame or brick ve­ had not filed sooner. She told me chigan is peeved because a group to Charles T. G. Looney. Loss of neer houses can be insulated by stroyed by fire Saturday afteinoon. life, Mr. Looney asserted, could be that she was advised by a friend of House members slipped through blowing mineral wool into the emp­ A lot of feed and a Chevrolet car "greatly lessened” by well-con­ ty space between the wall studs. ^ a t she could not get benefits so were burned. It is not known bow another tax-free ‘‘expenfe acconut” structed underground shelters, well she did not come or write to me. measure last week Mr. Hoffman placed for efficient access. “It is the fire started. A Mr. Jenkins obvious that well-planned civilian A nother case illustrating lack o f has been “ laying” for tbe bill " I Wales Hums With New Life lived on tbe farm and hi loss is defense in all its aspects would b? The valleys of Wales are throb­ knowledge and money lost is that had learned through the press such essential.” he said. heavy. bing once more with the noise of of a man who had worked in a W. B. Granger, J. L. Clement, a measure was contemplated,” he industry. Pitheads, rolling mills and furnaces, silent in the inter-war barber shop until about 1944 when S. C. Gowans. J. D. Hodges and said, "and when tbe chairman of “Put more Opportunity in jronr Fu­ Uncle Sam Says years of slump and unemployment, ture” dnrins the Spring Opportimity he opened his own shop and be­ perhaps other Confederate Veter­ tbe committee walked down the now hum to a feverish round-the- Drive for the sale of V. S> Savings gan working for himself. When Bonds. When a representative calls at ans left Monday for the Confeder* well of the House I moved to the clock schedule. The Welsh, who he became 65, he could have be­ front so as to be on watch for the were hard-hit by tiie slump of the your home .and asks you to sign op— ate Reunion in Memphis. inter-war years are now busier than don’t miss this opportunity lo say gun getting monthly checks if he particular bill. Although I listen- "yes.” If any of the millions of volnn- The horse traders had a glorious ever, and building the means for an had filed his application. He did even more prosperous future. Heart teers-^workm who are proud to help time in Mocksville last week. They ed carefnlly, I was unahle to hear their country—should miss yourr-don'l not^e>until this year because he enough of what was s id to learn of this vast industrial rebirth is at wait. Enroll for the Payroll Savings were here from various sections of Margam on the South Wales coast. Plan where you work or the Bond^i- teid been told he was not entided tbe measure I was watching for this anl other states. They put on Here, from a desolate wilderness of Btonlh Plan where yon bank. to benefits as long as he worked. was up for cousidera'ion ” sand dime and marsh land, a steel DA rnuinv a horseback parade Tuesday, bead­ To have disqualified himself, he Under the hill, each member ot giant is springing to life. Margam ed by the Cooleemee band and pa. is today the site of the biggest sin­ would have had to have contin­ faded over the principal streets. tbe House would get an additional gle steel project in the world. ued working for someone else. One of tbe fellows Dulled off a $3 000 for clerk hire aud $500 for He should not have accepted the telephone and telegraph expenses. dance on the square to the tune of Persimmon Gains Popularitjr advice of another, even though That woald be on too of tbe $3,500 ‘•Dixie.” There were some good The persimmon is coming into FLO]IHRS his friend, but shouldlhave made taxfree expense allowance members looking horses in the parade. the year-round eating picture. The inquiry himself. Since this man of Congress are already receiving. small, native persimmon and the In the race for sheriff Cope is large, cultivated one both freeze did not come in, he lost benefits The bill will add about a million still leading this week with Hiller Far too many of jronr dreams have well and can be used many ways. CUT FLOWERS for nearly 5 years. I am glad to dollars a vear to cost of government a habit of vanishing into thin air. But running second about 50 votes be. Varieties that are not stringy should report that cases like these do not —not a largo sum in these days that doesn’t have to happen to you. be selected for freezing. They are D ESIG N S hind. Hartman is still third, fol You can hold onto your dreams and usually frozen in the form of puree happen'often but even one case when blllion.s gty ilke berhs—but Id have them come true at just the right lowed by Winecoff, Smith, Gra­ time to enjojr them most. The answer with one part pf sugar added to five POTTED PLANTS is one too many. We can tell you view of the fact that the treasury parts of puree. The frozen puree ham, Walker and Smoot. is—invest in U. S. Savings Bonds. They if you can or cannot get benefits. is faeing a deficit, tbat members of are a sure, safe investment, for your may be used all during the year as Tbe postal workers of Davie, money grows and in ten years yoii get a flavor base for ice cream or sher­ SEE THEM AT D o n ’t p ut o ff asking. Congress are orating about govern­ Davidson. Rowan and Stanly conn, back *4 for every tS you put down bet, as a frozen dessert, as topping I will be in Mocksville on Wed­ mental economy for publi ceon- now. ‘There are two automatic ways of, for various desserts, or to use in ties, together with their families getting onto safe financial ground and nesday, June 22, at the court sumption, it is tip to Congress to persimmon pudding. The gay color and friends, enjoyed a delightful (hat is through the Payroll Savings and rare flavor of the persimmon house, second floor, at 12:30 p. set a better example.—Statesville Han where you work, or if self-em­ Davie Florist day at Clement Grove Friday. The ployed, the Bond-a-Monlh Plan where make it a popular dessert. m. 1 will also be in Cooleemee D a i l y . ______T*nhailk. C7.S. Treasury Dtpartmm^ day was spent in eating, speech, Wilkesboro St. Phone 222-W on the same date at the Erwin making and music. Do You Read The'Record? Cotton Mills office at 11 a. m. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C.

------W EEKLY NEW S ANALYSIS------^ACCIDENTS: Three Reasons Ml New Roosevelt Political Dynasty Plain stupidity, bad manners, and liquor are the top three causes of automobile accidents, accounting Seen in FOS, Jr.’s Vote Triumph; tor three-fourths of all fatalities, or over 24,000 deaths per year, accord­ ing to a case analysis by North-; Clay Urges Scsord With CSermany western National Life Insurance; com pany. I (EDITOR'S NOTE: When opinions are expressed in these columnst tin are tliose o By far the top killers are the Reds Get Advice Western Newspaper Union’s news analysts and not necessarUy of t l ^ newspaper. 'stupid” group of driver offenses— iggest question mark in ROOSEVELT: excessive speed, ignoring traffic tlie minds of every diplomat is Last Man Over signs or traffic officers, passing on whetherB the Russians have merely Old Tradition hiUs or curves, and other miscel-, got soft temporarily or have made The old tradition was running laneous "dimwit” violations; the a major policy shift toward long­ € true to form; you can’t beat a study finds that one or more of | term cooperation with the rest of Roosevelt. Young Franklin D. these offenses is involved in 40 per | the w orld. Roosevelt, Jr., most like his father cent of all fatal accidents, and is | No diplomat, to date, dares ven­ in looks, charm and smile, won the the principal cause of 32 per cent. I ture a definite answer. However, New York congressional seat left FOOLISH ACTIONS by adult uncensored reports from Germany vacant by the death of Sol Bloom. pedestrians—crossing against traf-1 give one significant clue which may And he won it with the national ad­ fic signals, crossing intersections || reveal part of the answer. ministration and Tammany allied diagonally, crossing between inter­ Recently the Russians have been against him. sections, coming from behind getting advice from Rudolf Nadol- parked cars, and walking in the M FDR worshipers were jubilant. ny, former German ambassador to roadway in the same direction as Ri Those who had fought the “champ” Russia. Nadolny is not a Com­ traffic cause another 12 per cent throughout his years in the White munist, is a German of HungariM of fatalities, based on experience House professed to see in the elec­ extraction, and a disciple of Bis- i\n.swcr; records of 1946, 1947 and 1948, the tion result the creation of a new imarck, who always favored close m ay try. Rooseveltian political dynasty. study finds. Thus 44 per cent of our ; cooperation between Germany and father maj-l annual traffic death toll results Already the cry of the exultant ' R ussia. dum ping h i from failures by drivers or pedes­ Nadolny’s advice to Moscow her shoulciel victors was “on to Albany,” New trians to use common sense. York capital which Franklin D. has been to cut out the diplo­ Streckor af Bad manners, such as road hog­ matic blaster, and talk softly Sons.” Roosevelt, four-time President of ging-driving over the center line Foe the United States, used as a spring­ to the west, while simultaneous­ m other is or actually on the wrong side of the ly strengthening Kiissian-Ger- must learnl board to the White House. Lt. Joe Russo, U.S. army air road, and “barging through” when m a n ties. th a t’s m ail Denied the Democratic nomina­ the other fellow has the right-of- BRONX CHEER (BOTTLED) FOR QUADS . . . Bottle time at Lebanon force, is shown holding a bou- hospital in the Bronx is an event these days since the arrival of the If Moscow extends the olive son needs tion, young Roosevelt ran on the qnet of flowers presented to way cause another 15 per cent of branch to western Europe and the can im ita l Liberal and Four Freedoms par­ traffic fatalities, the records reveal. Collins quadruplets, each of which is a “heavy drinker” requiring an him after he landed his air­ taidividual “waitress.” The nurses here suppIyinEr the nourishment United States. Nadolny is reported glory in ties’ tickets in a contest which kept plane at Templehof airdrome TRAFFIC DEATHS due to alco­ to have advised, western opinion to bo ag| Manhattan’s west side in an uproar hol are estimated by the insurance arc, left to right, Lucille L. Wilers, Florence Dressman, Fledira Ortii to complete the last airlift and Edith Di Tomassi. will be lulled and congress w ill not sourceful. ; for months. A surprise to many flight before the lifting of the statisticians at a minimum of 15 appropriate full funds for the north culine. He I Americans, who did not know such Berlin blockade. per cent—12 per cent due to drink­ Atlantic pact. his m other procedure was permissible, Roose­ ing by drivers and 3 per cent due velt does not reside in the district GERMANY: to drinking by pedestrians. This is German-Russian Pact? he will represent in congress. It the most difficult group of cases In addition, Nadolny also met seems that all the while there has Clay Speaks Up to. measure accurately, the study with German leaders last month been no bar in the law to prevent If Gen. Lucius D. Clay, retiring points out, because; Many drinking and gave them significant advice a candidate from living in one dis­ United States military governor in drivers try to conceal such facts in that Germany’s future lay with trict and representing another. Germany, had his way, America’s case of an accident, and an un­ Russia. The way Nadolny sized it DESPITE his victory as a stand­ ex-foes would be perm itted back known number succeed; second, a up was reported to be about as ard bearer for two other parties, into the company of democratic considerable proportion of other follow s: Roosevelt declared he is still a 100 violations such as reckless driving, If there is peace, Russia can give nations as soon as possible. Are per cent Democrat. BACK in Washington where he which are directly blamed for cer­ ■ far more to Germany than the al­ Campaigning, he visited thou­ was feted and decorated by Presi­ tain accidents, would not be com­ lies for two reasons; sands of voters, turned on the old dent Truman, Clay warned that un­ mitted if the driver were fully 1. She controls Silesia and can Answer: Roosevelt charm, mingled with the less Germany is restored to the sober and his judgment clear. return it. difference masses in their homes, attended community of western nations, an Summary: Of our annual traffic 2. Britain and the U. S. A. are and a “ red house parties as honor guest, made alliance with Russia by our former toll of 32,000 to 33,000 deaths, 44 hvuigry for markets. If there is no which the | street corner speeches. enemies is inevitable. per cent result from acts of folly war this competition for markets nize as One defeated candidate sounded a Speaking to the house of repre­ by motorists or pedestrians, 15 per win become keener, and Britain two or t| familiar note heard so frequently sentatives, the general declared cent result from bad driving man­ and the U. S. A, will keep Germany scarcely during other Rooseveltian cam­ that the German people, in spite of ners, and at least 15 per cent from an agrarian state. Meanwhile Rus­ speaking t(| paigns: their recent history of aggressive liquor. T otal: 74 per cent. sia has ample markets in China by the nan “The formula in this election was war and “extreme cruelty,” now and offers no competition to Ger­ a glamorous name and a quarter had shown their preference for a SNEEZER: m an y . of a million dollars, and neither of government standing for the “digni­ 150.000 Times If, on the other hand, there is L 0 ( these did we have.” ty of man as an individual.” war, Nadolny said he had positive In the spirit of the residents of Michael Hippisley had sneezed assurance that Germany would be BARKLEY: Berlin who survived through the 150.000 times and was stiU sneezing. spared. The Red army, he prom­ London doctors sought frantically BOVGH GOING FOB JOCKEY . . . This is the end of the line for No Guards airlift, Clay declared, there is a jockey J. Murphy and his mount, Pilgrim’s Way. After taking the ised, woldd advance either through TeMPlBl spark for German freedom that to b rin g some re lie f to the 14-year final jump in a steeplechase event at Pimlico, Murphy was tossed Norway or Italy. Therefore close OF THe/\ “I’m a big boy now. And besides, “may grow with the years.” He old schoolboy who had sneezed German-Russian cooperation was UNITE who would want to harm a young from the hurdler — and just in the right spot (or newsphotographer told the senate how the people of once every three seconds for nine Jimmy Klemartin to record the jockey’s distress. essential. man like me anyway.” western Germany had adopted days. Result was the stiff position taken Thus did Kentucky’s Alben W. through their parliamentary coun­ THE only time the boy hadn’t by the western German leaders at Barkley, Vice-President of the cil a constitution which guarantees sneezed in the nine days was when Bonn, when they first turned down United States, dismiss the idea of free elections and is “devoted to he was knocked out by drugs or Gen. Lucius Clay’s proposals for a personal guards. reestablishing in Germany the dig­ sleeping. western German state. It was only BARKLEY, who wUl be 72 in nity of man.” 'I’ve had kerosene up my nose, after the Big Three foreign minis­ November, goes where he wants, WITHOUT referring to the Soviets drops down my ears and hundreds ters granted concessions that the when he wants and flatly refuses by name, he charged, neverthe­ cf tablets,” Michael told reporters. German charter of government protection of any sort. less,..^ that the Russians have tv/o 'Then they cauterized me. I finally was accepted. icouldn’t feel anything any more, He told newsmen that President objectives that were irreconcilable but I kept on sneezing.” Phony Telegram Lobby Truman had “tried to get me to with tlie efforts made by the United When news of Michael’s plight Not since the holding-company accept a few secret service men.” States, England and France to got about, some 50 callers offered fig h t of 1935, w hen the priv ate u til­ but was turned down. create a four-power government in Germany based on international co­ sympathy and advice. One sug­ ity lobby bombarded congress with Secretary of the Treasury Snyder operation. gested hypnotism. Another said telegrams signed with names talcen and top G-man J. Edgar Hoover lie defined these objectives of sneeze in a paper sack. Unfortu­ from a telephone directory, has also offered to provide bodyguards. what he termed “the fourth power” nately, all remedies had been tried. Capitol Hill been deluged with so But Barkley wanted his freedom. as intent to exact the maximum in SCIENCE, making great strides many phony telegrams and letters “I like it better that way,” he reparations from Germany and to with allergy controls and remedies as in the current drive against pub­ said. set up a government that could be seemed stymied on this case. lic housing. Barkley claims he’s just a “com­ controlled or exploited by a police The Hippisley family doctor said One of the lobby’s most in­ mon man, nothing fancy.” In fact, state. that’s what he thought it was—the genious schemes is being he gets a kick out of people trying constant “aa-chooing” was due to worked on California non;rp'-'- to figure out liow to address him. COMMUNISTS: Michael’s “abnormal sensitivity to men by an organization with ‘‘I STILL call myself senator,” pollen dust.” the higk-soimdin.<; r- he says, “a habit after 22 years in Losing Ground m itte e fo r hom e r?rcte.-;t^— congress, but the kids call me Whatever was responsible—the Congressmen may not realize ‘veep.’ I like that.” American airlift, a conviction that Cheats Death it, but this is merely a front He could also be called Mr. American democracy liad more to for the powerful national as­ President, since that’s how he’s re­ offer or a general revulsion to all sociation of home builders. ferred to in the senate over which police states — the Communists Its general chairman, Freder­ he now presides. weren’t doing so well in the east­ ick C. Dockweiler, also happens to ern Berlin elections. be general counsel of the Los An­ Causi RADIO: THIS was in contrast with the geles home builders, institute, while Godfrey Tops confident predictions of Commu- in the background is multimillion­ ni-stic politicians in the Soviet zone aire Fritz B. Bums, biggest west HEN Carrot-thatched, gravel-throated of occupation of an overwhelming coast builder and former presi­ the f i l Arthur Godfrey, radio’s chief ex­ m a jo rity . dent of National Home Builders. Wto relieve f ponent of the “be yourself” type of The vote was being taken on a However, California congressmen but there [ entertp.iner-announcer, led the CBS “people’s congress” of 2,000 m em ­ would be even more amazed if th a t can network in earnings during 1948. bers, all hand-picked by Commu­ SMOKE SIGNALS SIGNIFY BLOCKADE LIFTING . . . For the first they knew how the folks are being try to fin| He was paid $440,514.16 la s t year nist-controlled organizations and used by the '‘committee for home possi’ole. by the broadcasting system for IP? time In 10 months the chimney stacks of a great electric power house put on a single ticket. However, protection. Here is how the lobby Thus, z i which he labors. belch smoke into the sky over Berlin at midday — an indication that the Commvmists were picking up the plant no longer has to be miserly about its coal. Tliis plant is in operates; to blame, | Newscasters didn’t fare so bad­ only about a third of the votes ex­ the American sector. It had begun to dip into its reserve coal supply Committee agents approach citi­ m ent is ly, however. Lowell Thomas was a pected. when the agreement to lift the blockade was announced. High above zens on the street, give them a vom iting, close second w ith $420,300. Oddly Some voters wrote on their bal­ the stack an airlift plane is shown on the return trip to an allied zone “facts sheet,” containing 10 sam ple m ustard i| enough, the network boss, Frank lots “we won’t vote for a police from Berlin. telegrams denoimcing public-hous­ I f the food Stanton garnered only a measly state and we reject Communism.” f ing legislation, and ask them to se­ some tim ^ .$109,738.80. A ll these figures cov­ Early returns from Berlin showed lect one, copy it on a telegram o il or Eps ered income before Uncle Sam took a majority of “no” votes—the only blank provided by the lobby’s The drug I his cut, so there was some difficul­ way the congress could be re­ Flashing a smile of victory agent, and sign it. relieve sj| ty in trying to ascertain just how jected since only one list of candi­ over death, Eeid C. Lewis, is When 20 such “canned” tele­ of 10 to much “take home” pay these gen­ dates was submitted. shown in hospital at Santa Mon­ grams have been collected, they renalin ur tlemen received. THE “PEOPLES’ congress,’ if ica, Calif. His heart stopped are sent to a member of congress. V/hile c l For the ABC network. Bon Mc­ it were to be set up, would be the after a minor operation and re­ 'The latter assumes the telegrams and in te s i Neill, emcee of the Breakfast Club, Soviet answer to the western state mained stopped, as did breath­ are legitimate messages from the adrenalin [ was tops with earnings of $180,229.- being set up in the western zone. ing and pulsebeat, for 12 voters back home. most imiJ 40. . Objective observers couldn’t fail minutes. His doctor, remember­ In addition to the "facts sheet,” itching ai| Paul Whiteman, ABC’s musical to see in the initial trend' of the ing an old Boy Scout trick which lobby agents hand to the rem em ber director and vice-president, re­ voting an indication that in any which sometimes revives public, they also have an “instruc­ received ceived $145,316.56. A gain the net­ case where American system and drowned persons by breaking tion sheet,” which they are very bed, with I work president ranked lower. idealogies may be contrasted with a bone, snapped one of Lewis’ careful not to hand out. These con­ two. ABC’s president Mark Woods got that of the Soviets, the latter can­ ribs and the shock restored him fidential instructions are a dead When h i only $75,000. not command support. to life . giveaw ay. TROOPERS CATCH TARTAR “1. Select your prospect. Get a PARKING: man who has absolutely no con­ No, Thanks nection with the building or real- Wild W est Showman Defies Georgia Law estate business. This is a ‘grass Eeeausi? In a nation where parking space roots campaign; so look for labor­ ohildren Many a man has had a hanker­ Two troopers hauled in Colonel is at a premium, parkers were ers, white-collar workers, veter­ of tuberd shimning a Great Bend, Kas., pa;:k- ing to do just what Col. Zach Mil­ Miller, 71-year old Texan and boss ans, housewives, small-shop keep- physician^ ler did when he ran afoul of state of the 101 Ranch Wild West Show, ing lot in great ntunbers. ps—people in the middle—and in such police on a speeding and driving for permitting use of his panel Joseph Nolan, a short-time park-, lower-income brackets. ing lot operator is authority for the FOUR ASMS FULL OF HAPPINESS . . . One never could mistake what without a license charge. It hap­ truck by an unlicensed operator. Is on the face of 10-year old Andy Tompos for anything but sublime hap­ “2. Show your prospect your In sulin pened in Georgia where the colonel Colonel Miller refused to stand reaction. Nolan opened his lot in facts sheet. alive for the heart of the downtown district.; piness, He Is shown swapping hugs with the mother he had not seen ir and his driver, James Colbert, were triaL In lurid language he declared “3. Ask him to write his mes- ' m ajo rity In eight days his gross income was ^ many years. Last Easter Andy wrote to the editor of a Pittsburg! riding the range at 75 miles per he’d “rot in jail,” before he paid paper asking help In finding the mother who left him with his grand­ sage on a telegram blank. Get w ould ha\| a dim e. only and exactly $1.20. He tr ie d; him to select his favorite argu­ not been hour. The lim it is 55. Colbert., it every device he knew, even “free^ parents when he was a baby. The mother, living in a distant city, rcao seems had no license. The sheriff explained further the 'story and flew to Pittsburg. Andy will'live with her. ment and state that in n inaxl- “Miller refused to stand trial." parking.” Still they stayed away, i m nm of 25 words. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C.

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New modem Eowever, houses, bam s, silos, spray chute. Both times its original volume—has been places all fenced, cross fenced, hos proof r-ermany wire. I. W. Riggs Sr., Route 3, Box »X, developed by Westinghouse scien­ Ocala, Florida.______lich may tist for use as a new insulating ma­ terial. INSTRUCTION |ve been The new product is expected to ?^EARN IN MY SHOP: Start business al Nadol- Home; making Castings for Farm Ma« find its way into many uses in ap­ chinery. Heating Systems. Factories. l^ador to pliances used in farm homes and Mines, Mills. FOUNDRY & MACH. Com- SHOP. SCOTTSBIJRG. IND. |mgarian about the farm. of Bis- Can mother take father’s place? Even lighter than some gases, the MISCELLANEOUS new material weighs from 10 to 20 F O R SAM:—Piper J-3 good condition. close Answer: No, however hard she their birth certificates, and I can­ times less than the fluffy meringue Licensed Jan. 1930—S800 also Piper may try, and however relieved Cruiser PA-12. Perfect condition. Licensed lany and not see it has made any difference on a well-baked pie. March 1950. S1800. E . L. Hlgbee, Cocoa- father may be by the thought of to them. But to give a child a R obert P . S terling, 29-year-old Tttnsville Airport. TitusvUIe. Fla.______loscow dumping his responsibilities onto nickname that seems “cute” while chemist, and the man chiefly re­ her shoulders, says Dr. Edward A. STOCKMEN 1 (iiplo- he’s a baby but will sound ridicu­ sponsible for the new product, said I softly Strecker author of “Their Mothers’ Read THE STOCKMAN Sons.” For the fact remains that lous as he grows older may make Big 80*page monthly covers Southern neous- his developing a normal self­ Breeding news. Auctions. Prices. Econom­ li-Ger- mother is a female, and a child ical Feeding. Send S2 for 3 years sub must learn to grow up in a world esteem needlessly hard. scription or St for 1 vp5»r. to that’s male AND female. “Your THE STOCKMAN | i o l i v e BOX 1!:S0S son needs a man around whom he Kansas City 0. Mo.______" n d t l i e can imitate. You want him to HAY FEVER Sufferers: Write for cir- teported cular and information. QUICK RELIEF. J o::inion glory in physical strength, learn DR. W. MARSEILLES luill not to be aggressively fearless, re­ D. O. Hay Fever Inhaler, Clinton, Mo. sourceful, protective—in short, mas­ 100 Razor Blades. SI; Double Edge. Guar, |.e nortb anteed first quality, finest steel. Send culine. He will not learn that from VersatUe Waffles Fit Any Mena! money order, checl;. STUART, 3028 34tb his mother.” (See Recipes Below) St.. AsBEDROOM______famished apts. S50 pe» scarcely know whom you were about a marked rise in both the week.. Mrs. L. G. Arnold, 845 N. Halifax material that wiU fiU large areas, go from breakfast to luncheon to (Serves 6) lie Eus- speaking to if you addressed them number and freguency of accidental Daytona Beach, Fla. Phone S<184G. yet weigh “next to nothing.” de.ssert for dinner or a party. No, 2 tablespoons butter China by the names that are recorded on in jurie s. ho Ger- The foam is made by heating a not the same waffle, of course, but 3 tablespoons flour molasses-like synthetic resin at with a slight variation waffles Vi teaspoon onion juice 2 cups m ilk here is By DON MOORE about 350 degrees Fahrenheit until really can do aU these things. Keep Posted on Values Dositive LOOKING AT RELIGION it eiq>ands to 100 times Its original Plain waffles with butter and V2 teaspoon salt [luld be volume, then solidifies. Thousands syrup or honey are ideal for break­ 6 hard-cooked eggs, shelled and By Reading the Ads prom- of gas bubbles entrapped In the fast main di^es. Try pairing them chopped jlhrough THE!?e ARE ONLY SM OPMON foam "buoy” it up and give the with crisply browned sausages, Melt butter in top of double'boiler, close TEMPLBS m TUB W ORLD...SIX plastic its lightness. crisply browned bacon strips, or add flour, onion juice and salt. Add was OF JHSM A!?e m THE : Foamed Into pre-fabricated metal ham . milk slowly, stirring constantly, THOSE SUDDEN DIZZY SPELLS. UNireO STATES. - and cook until smooth and thick­ wall sections, a two-inch thick lay. For luncheon, vary the waffle, taken er weighing only 300' pounds would ened. Add the eggs and cook until and serve with creamed eggs, heated through. Serve over waf­ pers at be enough to insulate a complete chicken, tuna fish or mushrooms. down six-room house. Sterling said. fles. for a Resistant to fire, moisture, fun­ The dessert waffle is rich, and it *Com Meal Waffles hs only gus growth and Insects, the foam is may be plain, orange or even choc­ (Makes 5 Servings)

I minis­ low enough in cost to be practical olate-flavored. Have you ever put 1 cup sifted enriched flour n i7 7 V 7 Treat the cause with recog- together chocolate waffles with U l l i l t X * nized Ingredients that help re­ lat the for many applications and uses, 3 teaspoons baking powder store normal conditions. Try Lane's rnment the scientist said. peppermint stick ice cream and 1 teaspoon salt Not only do Imprisoned air bub­ passed the chocolate sauce? Yes, 2 tablespoons sugar bles give the new plastic great simple but very elegant! Or, how 1 cup corn meal lightness, but they also provide It about crisp and golden brown waf­ 2 eggs Peace At Last From Jmpany with its excellent insulating quail' fles crowned with whipped cream 1% cups m ilk lte util- and bananas? Yes, another fav­ Is v.'ith ties. So-called “dead air” Is one of H cup melted butter or fat PERSISTENT ITCH! the best insulators known among o rite ! Sift together dry ingredients. No wonder thousands teased by itchy tor­ 1 taken ment bless the day they changed to Resinol. commonly available materials, • * * Place eggs, milk, sifted dry in­ has gredients and melted butter in a tith so Sterling said. BASIC WAFFLES may be quickly ^anita to 6 active soothiug agents In a lano­ ® and simply made from a pan­ bowl. Beat with rotary beater until lin base that stays on. Don't be content with lletters uytbing less effective than Resinol Ointment cake mix in the following manner: batter is smooth. Do not overbeat. ft pub- Pour batter onto hot waffle iron and Cover That Cough Quick Waffles bake until iron stops steaming. in- (M akes 5 servings) « * • |i II g 2 cups pancake ready-mix V3 cup melted shortening •THERE ARB ANY number of MIlliONS fcith * variations for dessert waffles. OF USERS 2 eggs MUST BE 2 cups m ilk Use them for an easy dessert, or serve them as a party snack. Place all ingredients in a medium­ RIGHT! kiize sized mixing bowL Beat with a Dessert Waffles 4927-* fro n t rotary egg beater until batter is (Makes 10-12 small waffles) BLACK leCAF 40 as- 1 cup sifted cake flonr Kills aphids and similar • fairly smooth. Pour batter into a sacking insects. P«r* KEEPING HEALTHY waffle iron which has been heated. Vi teaspoon salt mits fulldevetopmentof Ireder- Bake imtil iron stops steaming. 3 teaspoons baking powder healthy foliage and top- 3 eggs, separated qoality fruits and veg» pns to Honey-Butter Sauce: Warm one reeotMtuidby tables. Leaves nohan» Is ,\n- 1 cup rich milk ful residae. cup liquid honey in the top part be used with otIi«r 1 v.'hile Causes and Treatment of Hives Sift together the flour, baking of a double |il!ion- By Dr. James W. Barton powder and salt. Beat egg yolks west boiler. Add to it until thick and |presi- HEN HIVES (urticaria) occurs, body, baking soda, which is always % cup butter, lem on - colored. the first thought naturally is soothing to the inflamed skin, is ers. “Cover that cough, smother thal % teaspoon of Add to milk, then Wto relieve the itching and burningeffective—a cupful in the regular cinnamon and a fesmen sneeze” is not only good advice for blend in diy in­ but there are so many substances bath or half a cup in the wash tub. led if people In public places. It has prac­ dash of nutmeg. gredients. Fold in that can cause hives that we must After drying, touching the hives Ibeing tical meaning In the cowbarn, too. Serve warm, melted buttff and try to find the cause as soon as with baking soda talcum or flour Ihome Danger that coughing cattle may lig ht and delicious oatmeal waf­ last, the stiffly possible. prolongs the relief. |lobby spread respiratory infections to fles have a nutty flavor all their beaten egg whites. PRESCSIPnON Thus, as certain foods are often While the above treatment gives their stablemates is highlighted in own. Besides adding flavor, roUed Pour into waffle to blame, the first method of treat­ considerable relief in all cases, the For Sore, Bleeding Gums citi- a research report from the Ameri' oats make waffles high in the im­ iron and bake until 'Steaming ment is to give an emetic to induce cause of the hives should be sought Sold on a positive nmoney-back ^e^ack fem a can Veterinary Medical associa­ portant B vitamins, protein and ceases. guarantee, that you will te vomiting, such as a teaspoon of so that chronic hives or frequent iron. They’re excellent served with Ice Cream and Waffles: Use ______ueved of aUsiJS” sii i of ACTIVE Imple attacks of hives can be prevented tion. GUM INFECTION. mustard in half a glass of water. butter and syrup, along with crisp dessert wafQes, top with a scoop fhous- by avoiding the foods, drugs and The report describes an unusual UIBRATURE ON REQUEST lo se- If the food has been in the body for bacon. For a supper main dish, of vanilla ice cream and serve some time, then a dose of castor other subst^ces found to be the case of tuberculosis of the eye In Idol six* $140 |?ram a heifer. A tuberculosis cow with a •>air them with creamed eggs. with sweetened, crushed straw­ oil or Epsom salts should be taken. cause or causes. |bby’s bad cough, stanchioned next to the Oatmeal Waffles berries or chocolate sauce and ba­ THE The drug most commonly used to In addition to these causes, it is heifer, is believed to have spread nanas. VANCEVUBORATORIES,lnc. relievo symptoms is the injection now known that just as emotional (M akes 6 servings) Oepl. XI tele- the disease. Chocolate (Thip W affles: S tir into they of 10 to 15 minims (drops) of ad­ disturbances can increase the heart 1% cups sifted enriched flour U m i ROCK, ARKANSAS renalin under the skin. rate, raise the blood pressure, AVMA points out that this case 3 teaspoons baking powder the batter, before baking, Vi cup tress. While cleansing out the stomach cause, stomach upsets and diar­ occurred in England, where bovine Vi teaspoon salt semi-sweet chocolate chips. Irams and intestine and the injection of rhoea, so they can cause hives and tuberculosis is widespread. Al­ 2 eggs Chocolate Waffle: Add to des­ WNU—7 22-4) tlie adrenalin (epinephrine) give al­ other eruptions of the skin. though tuberculosis has been re­ 1^ cups milk sert waffle, % cup sugar sifted duced to a minimum In United |eet,” most immediate relief from the One of the substances manxifac- H cup melted shortening with dry Ingredients. Fold in with itching and burning, it should be tured by the body tissues is histam­ States herds, coughers and sneezers Vi cup quick, rolled oats, un­ b utter, 1% squares, mdted, un­ T h a t the are nevertheless a menace becatise ttruc- remembered that the system has ine, a factor associated with al­ cooked sweetened chocolate. received a shock and needs rest in lergic symptoms including hives. they may spread all kinds of res­ Sift together flour, baking Orange Waffles: Fold in the des­ Backache 1 very piratory Infections. Isolation of any bed, with liquid food for a day or For this reason what are Imown as powder and salt. Add eggs, milk sert waffle batter, two tablespoons con- animal showing respiratory symp­ May Warn of Disordered antihistamine drugs, such as bena- and melted shortening. orange juice and teaspoons I dead two. V k Kidney Action When hives are over the entire dryl, are used to treat hives. toms Is urged, therefore, to protect Beat with rotary egg beater until grated orange rind. Serve with the rest of the herd. Modem life idth its bony and worry. fairly smooth. Fold in rolled oats. orange or pineapple sauce. Irregular habits, improper eatmg and Got a drinldiiK—it. rislc ot exposure and infec­ con- tion—^throws heavy strain on the work I raal- Reid Mice Destruative L Y N N SA Y S: If batter spIBs on the iron, let it ol the Iddneya. Tliey are apt to become To Melon Crops, Seed Use these Hints cook on before trying to remove it. over-tsied and fail to alter e s ^ . acid ?rass For Making Waffles When dry, it flicks off easily. and other impuntie. Irom the life-giving labor- Becau.se tuberculosis glands in Early symptoms of cancer of the blood. Untold damage is done each year Season the grids of a new waffle When' brown spots appear on the I ’oter- children appear to be a forerunner stomach are ( 1) uncomfortable to cucumber, cantaloupe and water­ iron tmless the manufacttu’er ad­ iron, from spattering fat, use a leg pain^ sweiung—icei kcep- of tuberculous meningitis, some feeling in the stomach, increased melon fields by mice destroying vises you otherwise. To season the fine scouring powder, rubbed tired, nervous, all worn out. Other signa -and physicians prescribe streptomycin by eating but disappearing at night, the seed which are planted and al­ of kidney or bladder disorder are some­ iron, when it is still cold, brush gently, to remove them. times butmng. scanty ot too trequeni in such tuberculosis cases. (2) belching of gas' and gas pres­ so the plants which are up and with cooking o^. Heat the Iron to Keep waffle cords In good con­ urination. I your • « • bearing fruit. H. A. Bowers, Clem- Try Doon’s PiKs. Boon’s bdp the sure, (3) lost appetite for certoin baking temperature and allow to dition by putting them away with­ Iddneysto p m oB harmlni excess b ^ y Insulin has kept many diabetics eon college crop specialist, says. foods such as meat, (4) a feeling of cool. Discard the first waffle made out kinks and knots. waste. T b ^ have bad more than naif a |es- alive for years, enabling the great Bowers explained that the mea­ eentury ot public approval. Are recom- as It will be greasy. After this, Leftover kernel corn, cooked mmded by ^atefid naets everywli^ Ict majority to attain the age they tiredness and weakness, with loss dow mouse destroys the seed after waffles will not stick to the iron. rice and blueberries may be added Sii- wo^d have lived even , if they had of weight and thinning of the blood they are planted, and the pme to waffle batter. One cup of any l.xi- not been afflicted with diabetes. becoming evident. Don’t peek into the waffle iron mouse cuts oH the plants at the of these food Items is folded in the ground while it steams. This means the waffle is still b a ^g . waffle before baking. DOANS PILLS THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE K. C.. JUNE 8.1949 THE DAVIE RECORD, /{oa J and School T H E D i C. FRANK STROUD, EDITOR. Bonds Win PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY Father’s Day O ld e s t P a J TELEPHONE N orth Carolina voters gave a No Liquo majority o f nearly 50.000 for the AND YOUR EARNING POJ^ER Entered stthePoBtoffice inMocke- $200,000,000 road bonds Saturday, NEWS ville, N. C., as Second-clasp MbH m atter. March S. 1903. and nearly 150,000 majority for the $25,000,000 school bonds. By Adequate Insurance Atlas Sn SUBSCRIPTION RATES: The vote in Davie County, with trip to Sta 0»E YEAR. IN N. CAROLINA $ I.Si) Jerusalem precinct missing, was: Written through old line companies rated A plus ex­ Specials! W alter SIX MONTHS IN N. CAROLINA 75c. For road bonds 1,430, against road ONE YEAR. OUTSIDE STATt - »2.00 cellent. W e handle the follow ing coverages: F ull Cover­ in townoni bonds. 444; for school bonds, 1,- SIX MONTHS. OUTSIDE STATE - $1.00 ness. 410, against school bonds, 370. age Auto, Fire, Hail and Windstorm on Tobacco, Sickness W e Are Offering Some Attractive Some newspapers that claimed Less than a third of the quali and Accident and Hospital, including blanket Polio Expenses T. F. McCj they were 100 per cent in favor fied voters in Davie went to the was a Mo Our Fire And Auto Insurance Saves You From 10 To 25% Gifts For Father On o f the $225,000,000 bond issue for polls and cast their vote^. Bad. day. roads and schools, carried big ads Through Dividend Refunds To Policyholders. in their papers last week begging FATHER’S DAY M r s .' the people to vote against the New Building last week $200,000,000 road bond issue. Wade W . Smith has begun the F.R. LEAGANS INSURANCE Morganton The Record would not carry these erection of a brick store building, It would make Father’s heart rejoice Miss ads. “Consistency, thou art in 34x85 feet, one story and base­ AGENCY 2, s p e n t' deed a jew l.” ment, on Wilkesboro street, ad­ to receive a nice gift on this one day Next To Mocksville Enterprise Office Miss Janie | The Record editor spent a few joining the store building he erect­ Phone 800 and 88 P aulC Ie minutes Friday afternoon with his ed several years ago, and now oc­ in the year that is set aside for him. 134 South Main St. Mocksville, N. C old friend, Don Laws, editor of cupied by Hendricks & Merrell D . Cleatv, I town shop The Yellow Jacket, at Moravian and the Davie Farm Supply Co. H. A. Cozart is the contractor. Falls. Editor L ws founded his Rev. F .! unique publication 54 years ago, The new store building will Gift Suggestions house the Hendricks-Merrell fur­ at Liberty I and built up a circulation of near Sunday mil ly 400,000. Despite the fact that niture store when completed. M r. Laws is in his 80th year, he The Davie Farm Supply Co., G O ING T O Platform Rockers Miss T ill sets all his type, makes up the will occupy their present quarters ville, is SF forms and operates his big press, and also the store building now the guest i w hich prints 12,000 Yellow Jack­ occupied by Hendrick & Merrell. Carolina Beach Radio Chairs Junker. ets per hour. M r. Laws is one of Much’new building has been done the South’s outstanding editors. on Wilkesboro Street within the R adios Mrs. May his shadow never ^ o w less. past few years, and the business Make Your Plans To Room At al days las| houses on that street enjoy a with her ! good business. O u r town is ex Table Lamps quite ill. New Office Build- panding in all directions, and it mSON COUAGE thought the census next year will Electric Fans Miss Be tng show a big gain in population. MRS. ATLAS SMOOT ,MRS. DEXTER BYERLY several daJ Salem, the Dr. Lester P. Martin is erecting Proprietors Porch Swings a brick and cement block build R o b e rt. Poppy Sale Success 222 Carolina Avenue Carolina Beach, N. C. ing, one siory with basement, Solicitoil 16x41 feet, on the east side of the Book Cases The sale o f “Buddy” Poppies Modem Conveniences—Low Rates kinville,' on Memorial Day was a big suc­ square, adjoining Heffner & Bo- looking : lick. The building is being erect­ cess. A bout $175 was realized in MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY Davie for the V. F. W. fund. Smoke Stands ■ ters. ed by R. W. Daniel, and will be The Ladies Auxiliary broke their Box 210, Carolina Beach occupied by Dr. Martin’s office. previeus sales, according to Mrs. And Many Other Useful Gifts Commi] Watch Mocksville grow. Maxalene S. Matthews, Chairman. Baptist I Mrs. Beulah Williams, President at 7:45 o'< o f the local auxiliary, was top sales the public| Get More Teachers lady w ith $49.82 to her credit. Others assisting were Mrs. Ger­ You Can Always Save Money By The Davie County Board of Miss 1 Education received the 1949-1950 maine Wellman, Mrs. Dorothy! EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Mason and Misses Germaine Well-1 Sunday fq teacher allotment from the State man, Carol M iller, Josephine Mil-1 CONSULT Trading At Our Big Store w ill spend Board of Education this week. ler, Deana Silverdis and Betty Jean. school at I Under this new allotment the Adams. Mrs. Williams will be a-| county schools gained three rle- warded a Certificate of Merit by . DR. L. CARSWELL HARPE Miss ! the Veterans of Foreign Wars for mentary teachers in the white ville, speni her outstanding sales record. OPTOMETRIST schools and one colored elemen Farmers Hardware & in town, tl In Ne^ Location tary teacher. C. F, Stro4 19 East Center Street Allotment by school: Thomsis A. Also- (Ground Floor) Mrs. W H IT E Supply Company last week Elementary High School LEXINGTON, N. C, brook where shel Farmington 7 4 Thomas A. Alsobrook, 70, Phone 2237 Hours 9 a. m ., to 5 p . m. her sister,! Sm ith Grove 6 former electrician at Erwin Cot­ P h o n e 4 6 W ilkesboro Street Cooleemee 18 6 OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS ton Mills at Cooleemee, died at Miss ElJ Mocksville 16 8 g n his home at 3 p. m .. May 30, Point. spe| Wm. R. Davie 5 He had lived at Cooleemee for Shady Grove 11 4 20 years. He was a veteran o f w ith frie A Total of Elementary 63 the Spanish American War. j member ( High School Teachers 22 He is survived by his wife, three faculty. C O L O R E D sons, two daughters,,two brothers. * Elementary High Scheol two sisters; 13 grandchildren and George I Davie County four great-grandchildren. O nly C hrysler O ffers B. Graves | Funeral services were conduct­ Training 8 4 hiss last ed at 1:30 p. m., Wednesday at Poplar Springs 1 port cat! Boxwood 2 the First Baptist Church at Coo-1 North Cooleemee 2 leemee by Rev. Fred Shinn and sizes and St. John’s 2 Rev. G. L. Royster. Burial was in Cedar Creek 1 National Cemetery at Salisbury. D rive through high water... Start instantly in dampest weather! Postmal A total of Elementary 16 tended th| High School 4 Walter T. Jones You can't stall this amazing Chrysler High Compression postmasti The State Board of Education Spitfire Engine even i f you play a hose on it ! Greensbo allotted teachers this years by Walter T. Jones. 63, of near and Satuij districts based upon the average Comatzer, died at Davis Hospi­ masters ■ daily attendance for the best con- tal, Statesville, Wednesday after­ Latest and greatest < , iBt in high com- tinous six months of the first _ pression[ Pioneered by Chrysler engineers who noon at 3:30 o’clock, follow ing an first introdueed'high cnmpression to America 25 Rev. ac seven m onths o f the I948-I949 appendicitis operation i years ago! Featuring still higher compression term. Surviving are the wife, five sons, Chrysler’s mighty Spitfire again steps years ahead. Louisville Joe, Clarence, Brady, Lee and Now you gel completely waterproofed ignition system, coil, night in i distributor, wiring-harness, Sparlc Plugs—everything! m o th e r,! Great Scott! ! ! George Jones, all of Route 3; three And again our developments in enmne protection keep pace sisters, Mrs. Steve Hendricks and with our advances in performance! Full Pressure Lubri­ were on i Our ball team has been playing Mrs. Notie Jarvis, Mocksville,' cation prolongs engine life. Exclusive Full Flow Oil where in bad luck this season, but with Filter keeps oil so clean that a change is necessary the past Mrs John Mason, Kannapolis. i only every 5,000 miles. Chemically treated cylinders some new players being added to Funeral services were held at reduce cylinder wall scoring, save on oil. New Wide- Baptist ( the local team we are hoping that Comatzer Methodist Church Fri-1 Gap Resistor Spark Plugs cut misfiring, conserve Mocksville will cop a few games. day at 3 o’clock, w ith Revs. James ’ fuel. Superfinish reduces wear of moving M r. an| parts. And these are only a few of the have pur Our bovs journeyed to Albe­ H. Groce and Foster Loflin offi- i Chrysler engineering "firsts” the others marle last Tuesday evening, where ciating, and the body laid to rest' can’t match. Phone us today for Builder’s I they were lambasted by a 11 to 7 in the church cemetery. j a demonstration. house on score. Mr. Tones was a native o f Davie and M rs.l On Thursday night Mocksville and spent his entire life in the in an an met China Grove at Rich Park, county. floor of I and were again on the losing end, \ the squad Nine members of the Medical, suffering a defeat by .the slim mdi- gin o f 5 to 4. Company, N. C., National Guard, M r. an| of Mocksville. left last Tuesday and little On Saturday night Mocksville for Fort Jackson, Columbia, S. C., bom . motored to Rockwell where thev where they w ill spend two weeks Haye’s fa| won their first game of the week attending a cooking school. The •ofrol Ruid Driva family, < by a score o f 7 to 2. entire company will spend two in the Jack Sanford arrived home Fri­ weeks in camp at Fort Jackson in I been an| day from a business trip through August. M otor I the Old Dominion. C. C. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hall ar­ Davie ' rived here yesterday from Chapel An Appreciation I W aterproof Ignition We wish to thank our friends > £ y D urham I Hill, where Mr. Hall graduated and neighbors for the many acts in town 1 M onday as a pharmacist. They of kindness shown us during the | his homel will make their home here. Mr. illness after the death of our hus- j he is no Hall will be associated with his band and father. j m an 1 father in Hall’s drug store. Mrr. Walter Jones And Children. SMITH-MCRRIS MOTOR CO. North Main Street attending and hoD TBB DAVIE RECORD. HOCKSVILLE, N. C. JU N Cd.

THE DAVIE RECORD. L The Ladies Aiudliaiy of the V ., ___ F. W.. sponsored a benefit bridee! Colktte-Dunne League Ball Games and rook party last night at die Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Collett^ of June 9—^Mocksville at Coolee- Oldest Paper In The County Rotary hut. OnaLs Q&alL S eauU fj! Mocksville announce the engage- mee. ' menu of their daughter, Frances No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ads June 11—Cleveland at Mocks- Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Meroney(Lorine, to Wc. William Grady ville. NEWS AROUND TOWN. and daughter. Miss Phyllis, of Dunne of Fort Jackson, S, C.,the Asheville, spent the week-end in son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Dunne June 14—^Mocksville at Spencer. tow n, guests o f Miss L illie Me- of Advance. Adas Smoot made a business roney, on Salisbury street. trip to Statesville Wednesday. Notice to Creditors WASHES LIKE A Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Byerly Walter Felker, of Concord, was WANT ADS PAY. CHINA DISH Mr. and Mrs. W . W . Williams, Having qualified as Executor of the last will and testament of John in town one day last week on busi­ LOST — Black and tan male Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mason. Mrs. H. Hobson, deceased, notice is ness. hound, m edium size, disappeared Germaine Wellman and Ricliard hereby given to all persons hold­ ic tiv e from hom e about two weeks ago. siMi-eioss ing claims against the estate of T. F. McCubbins, of Woodleaf, Beeding returned Sunday night Finder please notify R. D. Reavis, said deceased to present the same, DURAFILM WAU PAINT was a Mocksville visitor Wednes> from Carolina Beach, where they Route 2. Mocksville. Reward. properly verified, to the under­ spent several days attending the Gfcase, smudges, even mediciae day. WANTED—^To trade washing signed Rufus Foster, Route No. 4, V. F. W . State Convention. stiutu, wash right off the Dora- machine, refrigerator and electric Mocksville, N. C , on or before i film walls of your kitchen, bath­ Mrs. Leon Beck spent one day ranges for all kinds of cattle. the 26th <^y of April, 1950, or room or game room. Dnnifilm’s last week with her parents near Bride-Elect Hon­ C.J. ANGELL. this notice will be plead in bar of daintjr pastels s to f beaudfal! M organton. recovery. A ll persons indebted to rejoice PURE COFFEE--i^resh ground said estate will please call upon i Mocksville Builders Supply Miss Martha Ann Davis, of R. ored Mocksville’s Preferred Quality, the undersigned and make prompt 29c pound. settlement. This the 26th day of 2, spent Thursday in town with Misses Druscilla Wood, Estelle [n ed a y MOCKSVILLE CASH STORE A pril, 1949. j Miss Janie Collette. Icard, Thelma Keenum, M illie Lou 7 2 1 South Main S t P h o n e 4 2 him . Wilson, Vii^inia Smith and Mrs. Spend Your Vacation O n Beau­ RUFUS FOSTER, Executor ’ Paul Cleary and modier, Mrs. J. C. W . Kipka entertained at a mis­ tiful Crescent Beach. 3 Bed­ of John H. Hobson, decs’d. Mocksville, N. C. D. Cleary, of Salisbury, were in cellaneous shower ac the home of rooms, Elictric Stove and Refn- By A. T. Grant, Attorney. town shopping Wednesday. Mrs. Kipka, at Mooresville Thurs­ gerators. Weekly Rates. day evening, honoring Miss Chris­ R. S. OWENS, Rev. F. E. Howard will preach tine Hendricks, of Mocksville, Tyro, Linwood, N. C. at Liberty M ethodist C hurch next whose wedding will be a social FARMERS-We have a lot of event of the early summer. The Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. heavy M anila card boards, size honoree is a member of the Acui­ 22x30 inches, fine f o r linin g ty at the Mooresville High School. chicken houses and other out­ Miss T ilda }unker, o f Fayette- The hostesses presented a cor­ FATHER ENJOYS ville, is spsnding a week in town, buildings. Only one cent per sage o f American Beauty roses to board. If you need any. Call at the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. the honoree. The Record office. Junker. The home was attractively deco­ rated with mixed spring flowers. F O R R E N T — G ood 153 acre Mrs. Leslie D aniel spent sever­ Mrs. O ni Houston won thee game farm, with good house and out­ prize, a box of stationery, amndM rs. buildings. House wired for elec' al days last week at Collettsville H. C. Metz won a similar prize for trie lights. Good wheat and com with her mother, who has been writing d»e best essay for a bride. land, w ith 65 acres cleared. Good Good Food quite ill. The honoree received many use­ pastures, with plenty of water. ful gifte. Th:'se were brought into Call on or write Miss Betty Jean Adams spent the party room in a small, attrac­ B. F. PRATHER. Father^s Day Is Just Ahead^ several days lastweek in Winston- tively decorated wagon! pulled by Mocksville, Route 4. Salem, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. little Misses Sara and Mary Kipka. Lime punch, cake, mints and WOMEN—PAY DAY EVERY Robert Almond. nuts were served, carrying out the DAY—This IS It Easy work. Be Better Begin To Thiah About Yfhat Your Are green and white bridal color note. your own Boss. W ork when you Solicitor Avalon Hall, of Yad- Tlie individual cakes were deco­ please. Desk 105,4070 W est F ort kinville, was in town Wednesday rated in white and green lillies of Detroit, 9. Mich. Going To Do To Make This Day Long looking after some business mat­ the valley. If it is Fertilizer or S! you ters. Forty-two guests were present. need, see Smith-Dsviggi 'erti To Be Remembered By Father. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. lizer Co. South Mocksville. lust iGifts Community singing at Liberty George Heudricks, of Mocksville; below overhead bridge. Baptist Church next Sunday night Mrs. F. T. Meacham, and Mrs. H. R. Bunch, of Statesville. HAVE YOUR OLD REFRIG­ at 7:45 o’clock. A ll singers and ERATORS Checked before hot In addition to that box of cigars, tie, shirts or other the public invited. weather arrives. Quick Service. ly By Good W ork. gifts, father also enjoys setting down to a good dinner. Miss Sarah Dot Call will leave C. I. Angell Appliance Store. Sunday for Brevard, where she f r e Princess Theatre MONUMENTS! - When you will spend 10 weeks in summer need a monument, finest work, school at Brevard College. W E D N E S D A Y better prices, and best quality, see The family can find all the good things Adele Mara & Lyn & Lee W . F. STONESTREET, Miss Mattie Stroud, of States­ Wilde In “CAMPUS HONEY- Local Salesman Jones Memorial necessary to set a bounteous dinner by ville, spent Thursday and Friday moon” with Richard Cranei & Co. Hal Hackett & in town, the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Added Serial And News AUCTION SALE-On Satur C. F, Stroud and family. day, June 11th, ai 10 o’clock, a. m„ visiting our modern and up-to-date THURSDAY ONLY at the home of the late G. W. Mrs. Clay Tutterow returned Edmund O’Brien & Robert Orrell, at Advance, we will offer lastweek from Alexandria, Va., Stack In “HGHTER SQUAD- for sale a lot farm machinery, where she spent several days w ith RON” with John Rodney &. cows, yearlings and heifers, and GROCERY AND MARKET many other items too numerous S treet her sister, Mrs. Chas. H. Pitts. Henry Hull In Technicolor. Added News to mention. F. S. ORRELL. OUR SHELVES ARE STOCKED WITH Miss Elva Grace Avett, of High r P JD A Y Point, spent Wednesday in town Frank Sinatra & Kathryn Gray­ Monuments Mausoleums Staple And Fancy Groceries with friends. Miss Avett is a son In “THE KISSING BAND­ D. R. STROUD member of the Mocksville school IT” with J. Carroll Naish &. Salisbury St. Phone 195-J Hundreds of Varities of Canned Goods To Select From faculty. Billy Gilbert MocksviUe, N. C. In Technieolor REPRESENTING George R. Hendricks and Kerr S A T U R D A Y Salisbury Marble &. Granite Co. B. Graves went fishing at Rhod- Jack Holt & Nan Leslie In Quarriers - Designers Our Meat Department hiss last Wednesday. They re­ “Guns O f Hate” with Manufacturers port catching 48 fish of various Steve Brodie & Myra Dell Memorials That sizes and denom inations. Added Serial & Cartoon “Last ‘Till Everlasting” Can Furnish You W ith The Tenderest Postmaster James E. Kelly at­ MONDAY & TUESDAY We Deliver And Ereet Anywhere. tended the annual convention of Glenn Ford & Terry Moore In Wholesale and Retail. I Steaks, Tastiest Hams, Dressed Poultry, postmasters which was hsld at "THE RETURN OF OCTO- BER” with Albert Sharpe Greensboro on Thursday, Friday Added News. In Technicolor Fish and Frozen Meats and Vegetables of and Saturday. About 256 post­ masters were in attendance. DAViEDmE-lh many kinds. Rev. and Mrs. Bill Angell, of THEATRE Louisville, Ky., spent Tuesday night in town with Mr. Angell’s S IL E R Mocksville Salisbury Highway mother, Mrs. J, T. Angell. They Our Fruits And Vegetables were on their way to Buie’s Craek, Wednesday and Thursday where Mr. Angell has accepted Funeral Home June 8th and 9th Are Received Fresh Every Day the pastorate o f the Buie’s Creek AND “FEAR IN THE NIGHT” with Baptist Church. Paul Kelly, Kay Scott W e Have A Wide Selection That WUi Appeal To Not Mr. and Mrs. Millard* Harman Flower Shop Phantom Empire 11 Only Father, But The Entire Family have purchased from Mocksville Phone 113 S. Main St ONE CARTOON. Builder’s Sui-plv, a new 6-room house on Salisbury street. Mr. Mocksville, N. C Friday and Saturday and Mrs. Hannan have been living Tune 10th and 11th When Shopping Around Don't Forget To in an apartment on liie third Ambulance Service DOUBLE FEATURE. floor of die Sanford building on “TRIGGER MAN” with the square. Johnny Mack Brown Also VISIT U S . Mr. and Mrs. Gaiilier R. Hayes Executor^s Notice “I COVER BIG TOWN” with and little son, Johnny, of Dear­ Phillip Reid & Hillary Brook W e Are Here To Serve You born. Mich., are visiting Mrs. Having______qualified______as Executor of ONE CARTOON Haye’s father, Thomas Poole m d ^ iJie estate of Lizzie Howard, de- family, on R. 1, and other relatives'ceased, late of Davie County, No Show On Sunday Until in the coimty. Mr. Hayes has North Carolina, this is to notify After Regular Church Hours been an employee of the Ford all persons having claims against M otor Co., for the past 26 years, the estate o f said deceased to ex- Monday and Tuesday hibit them to the undersigned at June 13th and 14th HEFFNER & BOUCK Ci C. Steelman, a native of Mocksville on or before the 12th "D ark Passage,” w ith Humphrey Davie County, but who moved to day of May, 1950, or this notice Durham when a young boy, was will be pleaded in bar of dieir re­ Bogart and Lauren BaCall. Grocery & Market in town last week on his wav to covery. All persons indebted to ONE CARTOON his home at Greensboro, where gaij estate will please make im- he is now in business. Mr. Steel- mediate payment. All Shows Start At Dusk I P h o n e 2 4 4 J “On The Square” man had been in Wilkes County This the 11th day of May, 1949. _ _ . ^ ■ et attending a big Baptist meeting H. S. WALKER, Executor of ' Space Reserved For rrueks and home-coming. Lizzie H o w ^ , decceased. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOGKSVUJLE, N. C.

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Mom cuts the cinema. hammer and a saw. Complete, It Isn’t because television is all being prodncers, stage direc­ great masses of people are “set- ly speak to one another or to the tors, dramatie coaches, vaude­ Lessim tor June 12, 1949 step by step directions and full tin’ ” glued around the set, absorbed hostess. Whole evenings are spent sheer entertainment. In fact, size patterns insure buildmg in a it has been rather trying, often ville kibitzers ond movie pro­ and sUent, neglecting small talks, in which “come in” and “good minimum of time. Painting guides downright annoying. Video is moters. They are never satis­ «PHE FACTS of Jesus’ death were are also printed full size on the still in the baby stage. It fied. They are always monkey­ ^ simple. They are told in the pattern. These can be traced di­ doesn’t look like an extra smart ing with the dials, trying to four Gospels without dramatics and rectly on the finished boat and kid. But there is such a diver­ achieve the perfect show. without tears. Yet the drama is sity of attractions on so many there, stark and terrible; and only painted with colors suggested by PRAYER pattern. All lumber needed is programs over so many chan­ The American public is getting the hard of heart can read it with­ nels that there is a fascination out tears. stock size and can be obtained at more and more amusement-mad lumber yards everywhere. for 'millions in it, good or bad. and it looks as if books, magazines There is a deeper question than » » » what happened. 'Why did it happen? and newspapers may have to go all Send 35c lor Barge Boat Pattern No. 77 POWER The first Christians were forced to lO Easi-Bild Pattern Company. Dept. W, So many more thrillers, playlets, out for showmanship. Man’s house think about the crucifixion. They Pleasantville. N. Y. vaudeville sketches, hockey games, iBed to be his castle; it is now his Y o u r prayers have comforted me, fnend. fights, wrestling bouts, debates, fight arena, his ball park, his all knew it was no legend. It was so. But they were Through many a day; 'i. concerts, newreels, soap operas, theater, his concert hall, his infor­ ? comedians, tragedians, actors, mation bureau and bis personal hunted, as we are, ? with the question. I A SK M S dancers, scientists, clowns and pup­ clam bake. ? W hen Strength has M e d me, then I k a o w fjjl pets come zooming into the old Why? Here was a \ A N O T H S n ? ? homestead that the audience at person whose teach­ ? That you w ill pray; The answer to “Shall we go out in g w as truth, P A General Quiz ? least gets action. The reactions are somewhere tonight” is “Why?” W hen any hurt becomes too great curious. We know one addict who whose touch was H People used to leave the apartment health, whose life The Questions says, “It’s so bad that it’s absorb­ For me to bear, to kill boredom and se^ some di­ was love. Y o u 1. W hat entertainer was adver- ing.” pother demands, with more version. They now accomplish the would have thought flsed as “the last of the red hot 1 feel it ease, remembering enthusiasm, “Show me another same objectives with an “aeria7 the world would m am as” ? medium through which I can get Your power in prayer. stack” and a “booster.” welcome such a 2. In bicycling, who was known a hockey game, a ski tournament, Dr. Foreman ss- man, and give him " I shall pray for you each day,” you said, a forum, a circus, a Broadway as the “Mighty Mite” ? the highest honors in its power. But 3. Through whose efforts was show, a couple westerns, a book Hurry up with the dinner, momt o t instead, all it had for him were "M y voice shall lift review and a carload ot miscel­ There’s a prize fight, a wrestling Jie first normal school started in nails and thorns and a cross. Why? laneous entertainers and celebri­ show, six musical revues, a tour •;he United States? In your behal£ . . . ” O friend o f mine^ If God, who sees all things, knew ties without getting out of my of the nighteries, four westerns, 4. Where in the Pacific did the that even his Son would come to ■ There is no gift c h a ir!” a travelogue, a newsreel, four mys­ United States Navy make its most -m- tery d r^ a s , 18 newscasts, a rodeo, no better end than a death of successful raid against Japanese Though you should search the wide world dirough shame, why did God allow Jesus have even discovered a fel­ a mardi gras and a sailfish tourna­ jases? W e to be born, much less send him into That can compare low who finds some commercials ment on the video tonight I 5. N am e the a d m ira l who com- the world, the world where the attractive on television. He hated .manded this raid . W ith the precious, shining, white weight p .- i cross was waiting? commercials on the radio, but a O f yom prayer! This *n* That The Answers close-up photograph of a mince pie, 1. Sophie Tucker. a layer cake, a stack of wheaties, Armour and Co. omitted its pre­ No Other End 2. Jimmy Slichaels. a bubbling glass of beer or a gal ferred dividend, saying meat prices "Pray one for another,” we are told. ■t h e r e w a s , of course, “histori- 3. Horace Mann of Massachu­ whipping up a dinner on a cooking have fallen 20 to 30 per cent . . . * cal reasons” why Jesus was setts. 1, too, shall pray program intrigues him. He gets Steaks and chops are now worth 4. In the GUbert and Marshall sore if a plate of frankfurters and little more, in fact, than their lulled. If we used the words “mur­ For you, and for each troubled heart weight in gold. dered” or “lynched” it would be tslands. beans doesn’t screen well or if a 5. Vice Admiral Halsey. In need today. display of gelatins is out of focus. • • • nearer the truth. Jesus’ death, His c^ef interest in all products from one point of view, was both Those Ford cars are of new de­ a tragedy and a crime, and the Gos­ seems to be their degree of screen sign, but the strike comes in the cla rity . pel stories show this. Jesus died be­ ASOOTHIHG DRESSING 'i — Grace Noll Crowell same old shape at both ends and cause Pilate was a spineless man. —*— in any color so long as it’s dark Men and women who could blue. Jesus died because the priests of Jerusalem saw that if this The man won, they would lose, and they wonld commit murder By . rather than be defeated. Jesus FOLEY PILLS died because the Pharisees bad Relieve o I Fiction NO REGRETS Richard H. Wilkinson closed minds and would not listen to truth if they did not Backaches Corner thinfc of it first. due to ALERIA’S AFFAIR with Eliot where the drinks were being serv­ casual acceptance of her decision He died because Judas was a Sluggish Kidneys Harvey had proved extremely ed. He led her beyond and throu^ traitor, because his friends were By INEZ GERHARD to break their engagement, his in­ -or DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK Vgratifying. After aU, Eliot was theFrench doors that opened onto the coward and even the best of them terest in Sheelah Jackson—it had ANESSA BROWN typifies every­ most handsome and the most glam­ terrace. The place was crowded, dared to show their faces only after all been pretense! A sham! A thing that a young actress orous man at Newfane Lake, and but they found a vacant bench be­ he was dead. He died because the Vought to be. Very pretty, withthe confession of his love had rath­ hind some shrubbery, and Valeria mask! An attempt to maintain his Jewish people had their minds set chestnut hair and blue eyes, she er ' flattered her vanity. But the sat down. It was good to sit. Eliot Don Juan standing, to nourish his on one sort of Messiah, and when has managed, at 20, to complete duration had been brief. Two bent over her. pride and vanity and conceit. Jesus turned out to be quite another her college course and make pic­ months, to be exact She had smiled “Listen, Val, I can’t stand iti She stood up, suddenly contempt- sort, they woidd have none of him. MU1 tures at the same time. Asked how a litUe wistfully the night she ous, ashamed of her own doubt, Being altogefher the sort of person I’ve been crazy ever since you gave 17 it happened that she was chosen handed back his ring. me back the ring. I’m going mad. disgusted with his weakness. She he was, in that kind of world, a1 for the maid of the all-star cast fiouuy. “It’s been swell fun, Eliot, but it You’ve got to come back to me!” looked down at him, without pity or that particular time and place, you of Paramount’s “The Heiress,” SNow/q can't last. The feeling’s alone on the compassion or regret, turned away could say, as Jesus himself ^d, she laughed and said she’d been Amazed, she stared, np at that the Son of Man “had to” die. DURl^ surface. I t isn ’t re a l.” him. His eyes were bnming and went eagerly back to find de­ SNOW'l “Not real?” He stared ot her, un- pendable Doug, (Luke 24:26.) No other end was coals. He stood there stripped possible. There was no help for i1 •me CO beUeving. “Good Lord, Val—” But ot his pride and dignity, no she interrupted . . . except to turn coward .and longer the confident Don Juan, Discovery ot Iron hide; and if he had been capable h im w ith a ges- the breaker ot women’s hearts. Iron—according to legend — was of that, he would not have been the i t F m r c M * Minute of - finality. “Eliot, your drunk!” c u « s .. “K‘s no use, Eliot. discovered by primitive man in Christ we know at all. V m x x m s 3 Fiction You’re far too "I’m not! Val, don’t you see I’m campfire embers or in meteorites. ------glamorous and not! Don’t you see how much I Iron tools were used in construct­ '•M ousrensn/^ love you!” He dropped down be­ handsome to fall in love. I tried ing the Pyramids about 3000 B. C. The Flan of God side her, and suddei^ his head was I MeUE 8U6S AHO $UCH hard,, but it didn’t work.” She The ancients produced iron in fires h e n was Jesus simply a victim against her breast. He wept. W bN rtAsr o m patted his hand maternally. “Sum­ built on the windward side of banks, of circumstances? Was he nc ; mer romances are fun, and this Val was frightened and bewild­ or 'in pits or rock furnaces, using Tbetter than a fly caught in fate’s Famous FLIT h o u se h old has been the best ever. No regrets.” ered. So all his indifference, his bellows. dark web? Far from it. The Chri^ • • SPRAY is deadly effective against tian church has always believed, flies, mosquitoes, roaches, moths A hurt look came into his eyes, and many other common house­ to be replaced an instant later by even before these stories of the hold pests. FLIT contains active exaggerated indifference. He tossed crucifixion were ever written, that ingredients for quick Icnockdown the ring, caught it, pocketed it. “O. the death of Christ was in the plan —mre kill. Keep it handy... use it K., sister. I guess I can stand it.” of God. In fact, it is at the heart oi often for more pleasant and com­ His eyes held that smug, “it’s-yo«ir- C i o m PVME God’s plan for mankind. fortable living. VANESSA BROWN funeral” look that so fitted his role. It is by the death ot Christ qUiCiC, HENRY, THa teaching William Wyler’s daughter She felt released, free again. When ACROSS 80. Otherwise 16. One Of t P a r t o f a DOWN King Lear's that God reconciles man and ' to swim; after testing older ac­ Doug Metcalf asked her to attend A N e w brings men back to himself. tresses he realized that Vanessa check 1. Body Of daughters the Country Club ball with him she 17. F a t The Christian church believes was right for the role, her ninth. 5. An aro­ w ater accepted without qualms of con­ 2. Levers used 19. Obtained S e i’ie s and teaches that Christ died for You’ve heard her on the air—she matic spice science. Doug was big and homely. 9 .IrU h F re e for turning 20. Sweeten us, that Is, for you and for me. toured Alaska with “Vox Pop,” has “Thought there was no harm in State rudders 2 LJo g s o f P u z z le s We believe that this was not appeared on the Screen Guild and asking,” he grinned. “You won’t eur LOW COST n tr t o o a y s 10. A king of S^incite 23. Bone simply Jesns’ own Idea, some­ your favorite local hardware, other important shows. She writes, find me as spectacidar as Eliot.” Norway 4. Kidney* (anat.) t o T e s t thing God had not thought of till too; has sold three stories to a drugt or grocery store. He looked at her cnrionsly, 11. Seaweed shaped. 27. Strange Jesus suggested It. 3 c n e j7spaper syndicate. 12. Habit edible seeds 29.Bxclama« seemed on the point of asking Y o u r W it s We believe that this was the in­ a question and thonght better of 13. Furnished 5. Cut, as tion Joan Fontaine in “Bed of Roses” 30. Sewing tention of God “from before the SUNNY9 it. She knew that he, like every­ temporarily grass Will be back at RKO for the first 6. Together foundation of the world.” The God one else, was wondering if her 15. Negative instruments 42. Christm as time since she starred in “From reply 7. Light boat 33. Tree song who is over all, works through aU heart was broken. Well, let them This Day Forward” in 1945. A 16. Spawn of 8. Newt 36. Price 43. Tree things, even very evil things, to FOI MUM *caE( «n ru n of find out for themselves. Their modem drama, it stars her as an fish U . A slow* 37. Subside 44. Color make his love known. pity annoyed her. Who was this RHEUMATISM iron-willed girl with an insatiable 18. Propose moving 38. W all 46. M alt 1 NEURITIS-LUMBAGO Eliot Harvey, a god or some­ beverage desire to have her own way. th ing ? Friends who knew her and Olivia 22. River “That The World . . . The night of the ball, dancing (Spain) de Haviland in their school-girl 1 S 4 s 7 Might Be Saved” with Doug Metcalf, she saw Eliot 24. Board ot 6 days say the beautiful Joan her­ I^E N had long thought of God as floating by with Sheelah Jackson. Ordnance $ 9 ' iO *•■1 living in far-off heaven, seated self always had a way of getting He was looking down into her up­ (abbr.) what she wanted. 25. B iblical city k on a throne, high and lifted up. A turned face, oblivious to everything M 12 else. Valeria felt a little pang, and 26. Plaster just and mighty God, one who can­ John MOjan deserted films ot P aris % not be touched with any human r Bottiell «u Small Si2e 60c impatient at herself, gave her at­ 14 two years ago to devote bis 28. Kind of >3 IS weakness, a holy and infinite Lord » UITIM; ISE t i l l M IIIEtlEt * tention to Doug. Doug was watching n ilU nog one SIORtS u n MMt on lecnpl •! ptiil time to his avocado ranch at dance of the universe,—such a God men her and there was worship in his 16 17 IS 19 20 21 MclEll D ill CO.. he. iHCIHMHllI «. TIMIM Vista, Calif., but could not re­ eyes. 31. Roman knew. But on earth there walks and sist the role of “Mr. Howard” pound suffers a race of men who are HE WAS DANCING a dreamy ZZ 23 24 25 in “Mrs. Mike,” the Dick Pow- 32. Perform slaves of sin, slaves to evil. How G R ^ waltz with Doug when Eliot cut 34. Make hot M can sucii a God help such men? Not ell-Evelyn Keyes starrer being 27 28 29 30 I f produced for United Artists. Sin. Surprised, she found herself in ' 35. Native of by 'Staying on his throne and hurl­ his :ums scarcely before his Nevada ing down more curses. Only by do­ familiar features became recogniz­ 39. B itter vetch 3Z «3 34 Five of filmland’s glamour girls ing what, men would never have | s able. 40. Jewish 0. recognize a voice that has made month 35 3^ 57 38 39 guessed God would dare to do- “Well, well, well. Look who’s love to them when they tune in 41. Benevolent come into this world, himself as a here! How’s the D on Ju a n of New- AO 41 42 man, translating himself into the Mutual’s "Scattergood Baines.” 43.L!keav/ing Are you going through tne fvmc- Wendell Holmes, who plays fan e ?” 45. A brown, %% life of man; putting his shoulder tlonal *mlddle age' period pecuUat “Scattergood,” has played the ro­ “Val, let’s go out and get a bitter nut AZ 44 46 imder the human load, even bear­ to women <33 to 52 yts.)? Does tbls make you suffer from hot flashes, mantic lead opposite Joan Fon­ punch.” His tone was almost harsh. (var.) i ing “our sins in his own body on (eel 30 nervma, blgtastrung, tlredf taine, Dorothy McGuire, Veronica Valeria hesitated. “All right,” 47. Attractive 47 48 the tree” (I Peter 2:24). Then do try Lydia B. PInlcham’t Lake, Claire Trevor and Madeleine she said. “I could use something (coUoq.) W < Vegetable Compotmd to leUeve sueb A9 SO (Copyrigbt to the International CouncU Carroll. He’s also tops at imper­ like that. It’s been a destructive 48. Back of the ol Religi^ Education on behalf of 40 symptoms. Plnkbam’s Compouna Protestant_____ dfinonliiatioiiSa RelesiMd tv alao bas what Doeton caU a sto- sonating Winston Churchill on the evening. I’m worn out.” foot t maeble tonic effect I 48. Note WNU Features) air. They moved into tiK dcove ^ LYDIA LPINiOIHI'SSSaSIS

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LOOKING FINE J^ATCH REPAIRING DAVIE BRICK ATTENTION FARMERS! A ff£ A D YOUR WATCH IS A PRECIOUS INSTRUMENT. COMPANY POULTRY LOADING GEORGE s. BENSON W hy not buy the best in material and workmanship when We W ill Buy Every Thursday Morning From PrcsidcHt—M trm i ectttft DE/^LBRS ;iN Sattf, Mkrnsu you have them repaired. School trained w ith six years ex­ 8 A. M., To 11 A. M. perience, I offer the best that money will buy. G O O D C O A L In Front Of E. P. Foster* Cotton Gin Your Poultry Lesson from Britain First Class Work And By An Expert Repairman. HIGHEST Market prices paid Hard times and doing without— Free Estimate Given On Examination O f Watch that’s still the order of life in Britain. Day Phone 194 - Night Phone 119 SAUSBURY POULTRY CO. "Austerity” is the official name for Mocksville, N. C. it. True, a little sacrificing is not SalisbDry, N. C harmful to anyone. But as a political G. POPLIN system or way of life, British "aus­ terity” is going to continue looking HOROLOGIST W A T C H M A N a bit drab (as a cloak for socialism), 716 M id land Ave Mocksville, N. C. when you compare it with the private Walker Funeral Home management and freedom of enter­ AMBULANCE SERVICE prise we loiow in America. Britain, in effect, is telling America what DAY ORINIGHT not to do. imSTOCK HEALTH ODDITIES Fact of Lite Phone 48 But at the moment, the British Mocluville, N. C The experience is helping underscore an economic fact that needs more un­ V derscoring here in America. That fact is this; increases in wages mean higher prices. Economists in our Davie Record country have known for a long time that this is true, yet the popular view of it insists that the boss can go on indefinitely granting increases, year after year, without ever raising Has Been Pubfished Since 1899 prices at all. The British know bet­ ter. It seems that Sir Stailord Cripps, who is in charge of money matters in England, is right now urging Brit­ 49 Years ish workers (even they who own in­ dustry and run the government) to work harder without higher wages. If the Britishers do this, the reason­ ing goes, there will be more to ex­ Other* have come and gone-your port to America. Then, Britain will have more dollars with which to buy county newspaper keeps going, the things her people need. Shrewd enough! Another Round? i^ometimes it has seemed hard to You see, the British are driving to get into as much of the American make “buckle and tongue” meet but market as possible. Sir Stafford rec­ ognizes that if British workers should EQUl soon the sun shines and again we demand increases in wages, prices B a t t le DEMORHiM&aN OF 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 Sylvester Says: of British goods would make it im­ NOW BE PAINLESS--^ “ 100 years is march on. Our faithful subscribers, possible to compete successfully on VETERIMARiANS CAM T-BONE STEAKS • long time to the American market. In other IS DESTROYED ANNUALLY wait for a house, most of whom pay promptly, give us words, the British (even the labor bijogk t h e n e r v e , a s but by building government) know that increases in BY THECATTLE DISEASE 500,000 p u b lic wages do mean higher prices. DEMTlSrS blo ck: t h e courage and abiding faith in our .6LACKLE&. housing units Is Sir Stafford counting on prices NERVE TDABADTOOflH. per year it would going up in America? Well, at least American Foundation for Animat HealA take the govern­ fellow man. he is laying plans to compete with ment 100 year* American manufacturers—and an­ to place every “low-income” Ameri­ other round of wage increases over If your neighbor is not taking The here would do much to help him, ONE FARM Tft&6EDYTHATISPI(EVENTABI5 can family in government public according to his own formula. Yes, housing,” indeed. Another round of wage boosts The average earnings of families Record tell him to subscribe. The would send up prices so high that now living in public “subsidized” Sir Stafford would have little trou­ housing is $2,200. There are ap­ price is only $1.50 per year in the ble in getting rid of everything proximately 20 million American Britain sells, from pottery to Austin families with incomes no higher State, and $2 00 in other states. motor cars. than that. ' Forced Prices On the basis of $2,200 a year in ­ Foreign trade is good for our na­ come, more than h a lf the families 1 tion, just like it is good for the Brit­ in the U. S. qualify for a home in S3S1 ish. It’s a two way street. If we fail a government housing unit. ■m When You Come To Town to get into the competition oittselves, But most .4merican families f then our goods will stop moving as haven’t learned how helpless they fast as we know our production lines are, for, according to U. S. Cefisus Make Our Office Your can m ove them . figures, over one-half of our fami­ Tliis lesson Britain is teaching us lies with incomes below $1,000 per works at home, too. The one thing year already own their own homes. Headquarters. we want to do is to keep production going, for we know that our people Diesel Replaces Iron Ho. sc want jobs and have the capacity to Approximately one-fifth of the We Are Alwavs Glad To consume. But if we are going to keep total weight of a modem diessl forcing prices upward, we may one electric locomotive consists of cop­ day realize that depression is here just because we have done that very per and copper-base alloys. This S ee Y ou. thing. We can have nothing but false figure is many times the amount prosperity that foretells .depression, of copper and its alloys contained if we force prices too high. In a fteam locomotive—the roman­ tic "iron horse” that has served BftV* you heard Dr. Benson and the fMlO '*LMd of the Free”? the nation’s railroads faithfully for Chtt\ 70iir local station for time. over a century, ever since the Tom Thumb, built by Peter Cooper in 1829, was given a trial run in Sep­ Brake Accidents Lead tember of that year. Finally the An ICC analysis of mechanical “iron horse” Is being turned out # FOR RENT ♦ defect accidents of motor carriers to green pastures as most of the SPACE IN THIS PAPER during 1947 revealed that as in pre­ -iiajor railroads of the country tii--n vious years brake defects were re­ ) diesel electric locomot-'vc- ' W ill Arrange To Suit sponsible for more accidents than vih Iraight anri o- - - ...... any other type. Tire failures are AmericanFoun

ETei7 one will kave a part in the and thereby help buiid up your C* S* Savings Bonds great *^ppor« tonity Drive May 16-June 30* The armM forces are responding to the calS home town and county. for volunteer assisUnce by offering to 6 7 a number of covered wagons to In­ dependence, Mo., for a big ceremon> HORN FLIESlOOKOy/CR 312 nurking opening of the drive. They eALLONSVBLOODA«»500 will then transport the wagons to van* AS MANY AS 1000 B0T5. T H E D A V IE r e c o r d ! o iu States. The covered wagons tjrpifv URyAEOFBOTFUES.HAVE C A T T L E IN A SINGLE YEAC. the difference between the terribir BEEN FOUND INIHESrOMACU hardships the original 49’e» weni O FA SltiaE -H O gSE ■... Ihrongh in their search for riches and American Foandatiuft fat •ecnrltr and how easj it is for the mod­ em 49’er to hulld for a secure futnn;. Today you are jjven the opportnnil}^ to invest in I). S. Savings Bond»—the THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD easy way to pile up rlch ^ In ten shori yon will receive $ 1 0 0 for eveiy NEXT WEEK; ANOTHER BIBLE LESSON TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE DA Trtamrti Dtra The Davie Record DAVIE COUNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER-THE PAPER THE PEOPLE READ

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NEWS OF LONG AGO Oon^t Think Its It Often Happens '1 Empty CoiCcn Ftour Bags Seen Along Main Street II DOCTOR’S telephone rang one Mo!;e Gcod Dress Material By The Street Rambler. What Was Happening In Da' “ night, awakened him from fit. American woman’s Number One 000000 ^ Smart iful slumber. It was one of his reg. hobby is home sewing. Tliis past idar patients, a man in a wild state year, more homemakers have tak­ Prominent citizen going around ■ vie Bef ore Parking l^eten Rev. W. E. Isenhonr. Hltfh PoiDt N. C. R4 of a larm . en up the profitable amusement collecting cash won on election— And Abbreviated Skirts. Don’t think it* smart, my little “My wife, doctor,” he shouted. than ever before. In a recent na­ "It’s her appendix. You’d better tionwide survey, reasons given Young man and woman walking (Davie Record, June ir, 1 9 2 4 ) la d . come ’round and see her at once.” most often for tte sudden boom in toward doctor’s office and holding Lint cotton *9.65. To form a habit that is bad ■ The doctor sighed and told the home sewing were, to “economize hands—Maxie Swicegood hurry- ■ Iman to go back to bed. an clothing e:q>enses” and “for en­ Robert Smith has beKnn tbe e- BecBnse it’s practiced bv the thron' ing toward court house—Mr. and rection of a cottage near the picnic “Give her some bicarbonate and tertainment.” That takes no thought for rtgh* iginger ale, and I ’ll look in to-mor- Many bom* sewers reveal that Mrs. Joe Patner on their way to eronnds. or wrong; luw,” he said. “She hasn’t got ap­ ttejr tiss their empty cotton feed church Attorney Claud Hicks Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Rene But stot) atid think that what you pendicitis.” and flour bags as an inexpensive The husband became even wild­ source of attractive sewing mate­ talking things over with a friend Howard, on Sunday, a dauefater. do rial. In recent years bag manufac­ er, insisting that she did have ap- Bottoms on Main street-Miss Ruth Booe Miss Mary Holbroolc, of Hunt W ill have directt affect on von. ipaidicitis. Up! turers have recognized the fact that enjoying ice cream in apothecary ; “Well, she can’t have!” the doc- sadcs have further use after they ersvllle. spent Sunday In town, tbe And out in future days and years shop—Mrs. Lee Ly:rly walking guest of Miss Lillian Mooney. ;tor touted. “I took her appendix OLD lady leaned out of the have served as containers for com­ Tbe wrong will bring you bitter ;out three years ago, and I never carriage window, called the modities such as feed, flour, sugar, slowly across M ain street—Jo h n Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Seamon and tears. •heard of anyone having two ap- guard and said: and’ salt. Today many bags are Hendricks buying plow points in little dauebter. of St, Paul, N. C., Ipendixes.” "Guard, does this train stop at designed in gay dress prints, color­ Don’t think It smart roy HttJe lad. ful stripes, and bright geometric hardware store—Sarah Ruth Eat- \ are spendine tbis week with Mr. : “Ever heard of anybody having R u g b y ?” To follow custom, fashion, fad. ;two wives?” the man asked, patterns, as well as solid white, so on scooping out ice cream on hot ^ Seamon’s parents on Route i, "Yes, madam.” That says it’s nice to chew and :bitterly. that women can take advantage of afternoon—^loe Murphy .selling''a M. J. Hendricks returned Mon "Well, will you tell me when we the bags in creating lovely clothes smoke, get to Rugby?” and house decorations after the box of popcorn to pretty co u n ^ day from a short visit fo his .wn at GOOD REASON Or drink, or tell a smutty joke; “Yes, madam.’* original contents are emptied. lass— Shirley Beauchamp looking Newton, and bis dauebter, who Then she turned to another travd- The hom e sewing boom has giv- That it is fine to be a sport. at show ads in front of theatre — lives at Miiiden. ler and said: “W ill you know when an an Idea to some bakers who use Though evil things you have fo we get to Rugby?” large quantities of flour. These bak- Haines Yates hurrying to temple Mrs. Roag. in front of the books are put aside. That glor­ for Boone, where she will spend •As he rose to go a fellow fisherman back - house can six weeks in Summer School. Don't think it smart, my little lad, asked him why he had thrown back ’»EAL-LIFE MAGIC be easily pzefafaricated, if you care ious and long-awaited vacation is for outdoor plumbing. Bnt you Tames Moore, who has been In Bnt quitedeol orahle and sad. two beautiful fish and kept a small here. For many, vacation will not one. can’t produce a lot, a foundation 6' be a period of idleness, but work school at A.shnry Collepe. Wilmore. To start in eorly life in sin. “Well,” he replied, “my frying deep, underground plumbing and Kv.. arrived home Tbn»-sday for And thus in doing .so begin pan’s only nine inches wide.” water connections to tbe street; a to help Dad in his struggle against paved street or a sidewalk, in a tbe holidays. The wrong career, which you’ll the old m an “high-cost-of-living.” Wrong And Bight factory. In fact^ you can’t even This desire on the part of ’teen­ Miss Mary Moore Deaton, of b ew ail. The theatrical agent’s new clerk factory-build. the hole under the Mooresvflle, soent several days in Somewhere along yoar rugged entered the private room and said. backhouse. agers to contribute to the femily . Tbe modem, ordinary comforts, town last week, the srne.st of Misses trail. There’s a lady to see you, sir,” cofiieT is borne out by statistics bf "Is she good-looking?” conveniences and land—^tlie essen­ the N orth Carolina Labor De-^. Essie and Eva Call. And maybe end in dark despair “Yes, sir.” tial nature of any American home The members of tbe Christiar Bevond the reach of God through “Show her in.” -Account for about H of the cost partment* o f tbe housie even tiiough more and Endeavor of the First Presbyteriap prayer. Ten minutes later the clerk was Duriug the last seven years^ sum m oned. larger parts of the house are being young people generally have church picniced at Barium Springs factory fabricated and shipped. It ’s only manly to be good “Well,” said the agent, gruffly, Jack—When I was 6 years (dd, a Friday afternoon. Americans are no longer satis- little difficulty in finding jobs 1 And nobly Hve, as all men should “you’re a nice judge of beauty, I miracle happened to me. Mi the Universities of Glasgow and St. account number card, you should of *3 votes. It is thoueht another out. ask after the missus,” he re­ Andrews; and he devised a plan for nities. Retirement benefitt. Op­ apply for an Original card. You election will be called later on and But tbe big question is how did marked to the maid-of-ail-work. increasing and improving the li­ portunity to learn a trade. You “Aye, sir,” replied tbe girl, brary of Harvard college, himself can get the application blank from some changes made in the district those communists get such govern, “bnt most of fiiem want to know can also take college credit contributing a substantia] sum to your local postoffice. Completely lines. mental favors in the first place? if yoa’II sell the horse.” the fund. course while in the service of fill it out with ink aud mail to the Mrs. George Fowler, of South It appears thnt there has been your country. Solve the pro­ River, died last Monday and tbe He Asked for It Social Security Administration, something rotten much cleser than Check Storage Bins Often blem by acting now. body carried to Statesville and laM in Denmark, or that h ’ghly paid He was up before the orderly 437 Nissen Building, Winston-Sa­ officer, charged with using insulting To Prevent Insect Damage America’s Finest Men lem, for issuance of your number, 10 rest. Henry L Ford, of Frank­ department heads have been asleep language to his sergeant. V.'ith one of the biggest grain lin township, a brother of Mrs “Please, sir,” he protested, “I which will be mailed to you. If at the post. crpps in history now in storage it Choose was only answering a question.” you have had a number and have Fowler, died tbs same dav Mrs. The efficiency in discovring and will pay farmers to check storage “What question?” snapped the U. S. Armjr and bins periodically for insect dam­ lost it, you should apply for a du­ Fowler was buried Mr, Ford is weeding out tbe communists has o fiicer. age, suggests Gordon Mickle, en­ plicate card. You, too, should get .survived by bis widow and two been fine, bnt should we not have “Wen, sir, the sergeant said, U. S. Air Force tomologist for tlie Colorado A & M an application blank from your children. more efficiency in keeping out the ‘What do you think I am?’ And I co'lege extensive service. Careers to ld h im .” local postoffice, comolete and mail Mrs, Eliza Tntterow died at her communists in the first place? If weevils or other granary in­ sects are destroying your grain, Local Reeruitinff Station to the above address. You must home near Center Friday afternoon All of which reminds us that it False Alarm you can still prevent further dam­ U. S. Post Office Building be sure to state on your applica­ aged abont 80 years. The funeral does no good to close the stable A saucy farm damsel was speed­ age by fumigation. Although grain and burial services were held Sat. ing through traffic in tbe city. She fumigation is most effective at air Winston-Salem, N. C. tion that you have had a number dooo after tbe hor.se is out —^The soon found herself stopped by a nrday, and the bodv laid to rest in temperatures of 65 to 70 degrees, and give us the number in the Wilkes Journal. policeman. “Look here,’/ he many weevils are killed at lower tbe Center burying ground. growled, “where is the fire?” temperatures. Carbon disulilde is space provided for it, if possible. There was a tsretty bad Ford Monthly benefits are payable to "What are you worrying about,” the most effective material, but Since future benefits (.ayableon eligible ret'red workers and to she coimtered, “you are no fire­ since it is highly inflammable, it smasbup at the corner of Wilkes, m a n .” your wage record will be based on their survivors under the Federal should not be used if it creates a boro and Avon streets Saturday fire hazard. Commercially pre­ PLOTTERS wages credited to your account, afternoon.' Fortunately no one was Old Age and Survivors Insurance Photomfcrographic Aid pared fumigants are available be sure every employer for w hom system. The benefit must be ap­ A simple device, constructed from which are less of a fire hazard you work gets a record o f your hurt. James Allen was driving one than carbon disulfide. plied for. The office of the So aluminum foil and a plastic slide by CUT FLOWERS name and number as shown on of tbe Fords and a gentleman from Boy J. Pence, principal laboratory When fumigating Mickle says Winston Salem the other car. The cial Security Administration which teclmician of the division of ento­ the following points should be kept D E S IG N S . jyour card. Take care of your services this areo is located at 437 mology of the University of Cali­ in mind: (1) Make the bin as air card. It is valuable. Winston car was hadly damaged. tight as. possible. (2) If carbon di. Nissen Building, Winston Salem fornia at Los Angeles, has proved a POTTED PLANTS Last but not least is the wish Mrs. Mary M. Fry died at her valuable aid m increasing depth of sulfide is used, keep all fires away. home in Farmington Sunday after, N. C. ______■ focus of microscope objectives for A spark from turning on an electric for a happy vacation whether you photomicrography. Small holes, light may ignite the fumigant. (3) SEE THEM AT wnrk or play. noon, following a long illness of When y}U are 65, if you have Bury burlap sacks about half way drilled dose to the outer edge of I wfll be in Mocksville on Wed­ pellegra, aged 75 vears. Tbe fun. worked in business or industry/ the aluminum foil in graduated and pour on fumigant, then cov­ eral and burial services were held write to the Social Security Ad. sizes, serve the purpose of an iris er with a tarpaulin to confine the nesday, June 22, at die court diaphragm, when the slide is moved fumes. (4) Use carbon disulfide at house, second floor, at 12:30 p. at Macedonia Moravian Church on ministration, 437 Nissen Building, the rate of one pound for each 25 Davie Florist from side to side. They provide a m. I will also be in Cooleemee Monday afternoon. Surviving are Winston‘Salem, N, 0 ., for lufor means of adjusting an otherwise I bushels of grain. Use commercial permanent aperture. ( mixtures as directed and allow bin Wilkesboro St. Phone 222-W on the same date at the Erwin five cbildren and one sister, Mrs. nation abont your GM.Age and i to fumigate for 48 hours or longer. James Fry, of this dty. Stirvivors.Iosnrauce. Cotton M ills officeat 11 a. m.

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Yeah, When? FIRST AID to the Mrs. Simpleton was being lor eye trouble, and one day callea at the office of the optician. AILING HOUSE “Doctor,” said she, "I forgot to ask you about the eye lotion you by Roger C. Whitman sent me.” , , ■ m n § § 4 l 9 i p “Well, what have you done about Making Curved Rafters it?** Question; Where can 1 obtain “Nothing yet,” she replied. “Do I information on how to make By DR. KENNETH J. FOREMAN drop it in my eyes before or after Pig Brooders U sed m m m curved rafters? How is this work SCRIPTURE: Mark 16:1-8; John 21;l-17j m e& s?” I Corinthinan 15:12<19. done? To Protect Litter DEVOTIONAL BEADING: Luke 24:21«S2. THAT’S TELLING HIM ! Answer: The National Lumber file Found Valuable Manufacturers association, Wash­ fit Fanowing Time Conquest of Death ington, D.C., has several publica­ “This little pig went to market” tions on the subject; some are . . . is a great first line for a Lessen fo r Jun e 19, 1949 free and others are available at nursery rhyme. But it doesn’t go a p rice . far enough as far as farmers are OCTORS TALK about conquer­ concerned. They’d rather wait un­ Protecting Silver from Tarnish til the pig grows up before sending ing death, but they never do. DAll they can manage is to put it Question: Is there any way to it to market. And the growing-up prevent silverware from tarnish­ process is no snap, especially dur­ off a little. In aU the long sad story of mankind there is only one ing? Isn’t there a preparation to ing the first few weeks when the apply on the silverware as a thin old sow may crush her precious absolute conquest of death. It hap-, coating to prevent tarnish? off-spring as they crowd around her pened on the first Easter morning, in an effort to keep warm. and it was a turn­ The problem of getting hogs to ing point in the his­ tory of the world. Answer: Dealers in jewelers’ [The few lines about supplies usually sell a lacquer for the Resurrection, in this purpose, but firms of this our New Testa­ kind are only found in large cities. ' 7 ment, would not If you caruiot get it, a clear cover the front page Englishman: “Is that a dray lacquer, sold at a well-stocked of this newspaper. horse?” paint store, can be used instead. We do not know all Yankee: “No, it’s a brown one— After polishing the silver, wipe it "ST we want to know. and stop that baby talk.” with benzine and then apply the FU| But those few lines Dr. Foreman lacquer. tell us enough to Sitting It Out set us singing, they are a solid foun* A woman approached the ticket dation for a soaring faith. booth of a movie house. 1 SAVE A LOT OF STEPS BY • • • “Did my little boy come in here at nine o’clock this morning?” she KEEPING AN EXTRA CAN OF The Mighty Act of God asked. “He had on a little green Bake a Cake Appropriate for the Bride! W E shall be disappointed if we k3-IN-0NEj sweater, with a little green cap— IN THE (S tt Recipa Below) ^ expect the Gospels to "ex­ and he’s got kind of reddish hair.” Wedding Flans plain” the Resurrection. If there is “Yes, he’s in the second row," ^BASEMENT,') Here is shown a pig brooder LYNN CHAMBERS' MENU '.nything the stories show clearly, said the ticket seller. in operation. Ofttiines^ some TF YOU’RE PLANNING to enter- Smoked Tongue t is that the first persons who knew “Do you mind giving him this Raisin Sauce if the Resurrection were confused form ot supplementary heat is * tain after the wedding and make package? It’s his supper.” md shaken by it. The disciples had necessary to prevent a high all the refreshments yourseU, with New Potatoes, Boiled Creamed Spinach lot expected anything like this, mortality rate among pigs. Pig just a little help, do consider a Wait and See Hearts of Lettuce Salad md they may not fuUy have under- brooders such as this have been simple menu as the most effective A doctor called on a patient for Lemon Meringue Pie itood what was going on. developed for this pnrpose. means of doing it. five visits without giving any satis­ Beverage market starts at farrowing time. In You’ll probably have to cook in What they were sure of, faction. On tlje fifth visit the patient annoxmced he’d called in another the spring some form of supple­ large quantity since many guests what they could not deny, was mentary heat is needed to prevent will be there. without stirring, to 242* or untU a first of all that Christ rose from doctor. “He said your diagnosis is all a high mortality rate. Pig brood­ Time vrill have to small amount dropped from a the dead, and also that it was ers have been developed for this be spent on the spoon spins a thread. Beat egg God who raised him from tb« w rong.” purpose. Their use will save an decorations. AU in whites until stiff but not dry and dead, God had beaten the one “Is that so?” snapped the doctor. “Well, the autopsy will show who’s Blessed Relief From average of one and a half pigs per aU, if you want pour on hot syrup in a thin stream unbeatable power — death. litter, according to Purdue univer­ everything to be while beating constantly. Add Death, the universal conqueror, rig h t.” sity. perfect, it’s best cream of tartar, vanilla and almond turned ont for once to be the Constipation Misery extract and beat until thick enough conquered. Brooders are easy to build and to have a simple “Irregularity made menu which can to spread. Cover cake smoothly i THAT ST O PPED H IM economical to operate. Generally, It is only those who can believe ! Most of the Jones’ Sunday me feel so miserable be carried out with a part of ' I often had to stay they are constructed by boarding in an all-powerful God who can • motor trip had been marred hy off a corner of the farrowing pen more perfectly than a larger, elab­ the icing and beat home. My trouble rem ain in g icing fully believe in the Resurrection. '■ a violent quarrel. On their to a height of about 16 inches. A orate menu. ended when I made • « * until cool and ■ homeward journey they passed KELLOGG’S ALL­ roof is placed over this rectangular o r a LARGE wedding recep­ stiff enough t o ■ a pasture field just as a donkey B RA N a part of my enclosure and a board nailed across It Is The Lord daily diet.” tion, a simple but effective hold shape when I brayed long and loud. Clement the front opening about 8 inches HAT MANNER of person was L . Boehmer, ISIt So. Fmenu goes like this: forced through i “Is that a relative of yours?" above the floor. Heat is provided Jesus, after that first Easter ' he asked spitefully. 5tti Street, El Centro, by a 150 to 300-watt lamp, the size Assorted Tiny Sandwiches pastry tube. When This is one of hundreds of un­ coating on cake Wmorning? There were some differ­ “Only by marriage, dear,” she C alif. depending on weather conditions. Potato Chips Stuffed Olives solicited letters. If your constipation has hardened, ences hard to describe, and in fact ; replied sweetly. A hole is cut in the top, and the Salted Nuts is due to lack of bulk in the diet, try decorate as de­ not described, only hinted at. You lamp placed in a suitable' reflector Fmit Pnneb Coffee this: Eat an ounce of ALL-BRAN Wedding Cake sired with remaining icing forced notice that at times it was not easy daily, drink plenty of water. If not which is bolted securely over the Valuable Instrument Ice Cream or Ice Cream Mold through pastry tube. If icing be­ to recognize him at first. Paul re­ satisfied after 10 days, send the opening. Pig brooders consume an A husband took his wife to the empty carton to Kellogg’s, Battle The cake many be made in sev­ comes too thick, add a few drops fers to Christ’s “glorious body” and average of 36 kilowatt hours of doctor. The doctor put a thermom­ Creek, M ich. Get D OU BLE Y O U R eral layers of different sizes. If of hot water. surely there must be a glory in a power per litter. eter in her mouth. MONEY BACK! Buy today. you desire a smaller cake, use • • * person who has actually proved too “Now don’t open your mouth for three or four layers of the same y o u MAY TINT some of the icing strong for death to hold—a glory fifteen minutes,” he instructed. "M O M l size. In either case, make the cake * forced through the pastry tube such as even Christ, before Cal­ A4eaf Income High vary, had not shown. And yet—and “Doc,” said the husband, “what C H 0C 4 and decorate it at least 24 hours a delicate yellow or pink if you (viU you take for th a t th in g ?” THlNk ahead of serving time so that it want tiny roses for decoration. Al­ yet, it was the same Jesus they had alw ays known. PRESCRIPTIOM can be sliced easily. so tint part of the icing a pale Strangers All Here’s a good recipe for a large green if you want leaf decorations “Driver, go a little bit slower. cake. The filling and icing recipes for the roses. For Sore, Bleeding Gums MUI N o G host This is the first time I ever rode Sold on a positive money-back M follow : For the top of the cake, you may » Y NIGHT, in many a “seance,” in a taxicab.” guarantee, that you wiU be re« Six layer Weddbig Cake purchase a bride and groom decora­ ueved of all signs of ACTIVE mediums profess to get in “Lady, you’ve got nothing on me.. GUM INPECnON. (Serves 16-18) tion or a pair of lovebirds. This is the first time I ever drove MUTT I -- .. . / 6 cups sifted cake flour touch with the spirits of the dead. UTBRATURE ON REQUEST Mi*C CROPS £r When setting cake on a platter, one.” HAPPE JjOv-T>Av.V.g^TS(jOV-T? 6 teaspoons baking powder If you could believe the spiritists, Triol Stxe place fresh flowers all around the DID DAIRV 1 teaspoon salt Shakespeare and Queen Victoria base of the cake, for decoratioa Always Alert THE WIFE *T4 PRODUaS cups shortening and innumerable other famous Strawberry Punch people, have come back and talked A woman went to a doctor. YANCEV LABORATORIES, Inc. TriW?j5 4 cups sugar “Doctor,” she said. “My husband DepL XI POOLTRV 3 teaspoons vanilla (M akes 8 quarts) from beyond the grave. But the t in U ROCK, ARKANSAS & E66S_ thing that makes the Christian talks in his sleep all night.” 1 teaspoon almond extract 2 quarts water “I’ll give him something to quiet FOOD 2 cups m ilk 1 cup granulated sugar church more than doubtful about such performances, is that some­ him,” said the doctor. 10 egg whites 1 cup corn syrup “No, I want you to give me some­ Sift together flour, baking pow­ 4 quarts strawberries how the dead-and-come-back genius MILLIONS is never a genius any more. Neither thing to keep me awake. 1 don’t der and salt. Cream shortening VA quarts chilled orange juice want to miss a thing.” OF USERS Almost one-third of the Ameri­ With vanilla and almond extract 1 pint cMlled lemon juice Shakespeare nor any other famous MUST BE can farmer’s total cash income last until fluffy. Fold in sugar and blend 2 quarts ginger ale person has said anything worth Favorite Author year came from the sale of meat until thoroughly mixed. Add sifted 2 thinly sliced limes or saying through a “medium.” And RIGHT! “Have you read any fiction late­ 4927*^ animals, according to the chart dry ingredients alternately with 2 quarts lemon sherbet even these feeble ghosts cannot ly ? ” BLAC.K LEAF 40 above prepared by the American milk, in smaU amounts, beating endure the daylight. They have to SUNN^ Combine sugar, water and corn come at night. “Yes, I just got a letter from my Kills aphids and similar Meat Institute from U.S. depart­ after each addition, until smooth. sylrup. Bring to' a boU. Add the •Qckins insects. Per­ Beat egg whites until stiff but not husband.” mits fulIdev«IoRmentof o u o a' iiT| ment of agriculture figures. washed, hulled strawberries and How different were th« com­ healthy foliage and top* DW.v.WG . The value of meat animals was dry and fold in gently. Pour into ings of Jesus! There was quality fruits and vee» boil, covered, for four minutes. m C JK Y M AN tables. Leaves noharm> FGETfV L| more than nine and one-half billion greased, waxed-paper lined pans nothing weird or uncanny about • KHbby contact aodtif Remove, strain through a sieve, Two Negroes who had not seen ful residue. AGAIN."! dollars. Total cash receipts from all and bake in a moderate (350') him. Around the supper table, without pressing, and chill. Just each other in five years discovered crops, including government pay­ oven for 30 minutes. This recipe or on an afternoon walk, or out before serving, combine with other each had been married during this m ents, approached 31 and one- makes six nine-inch layers. ingredients. If using sherbet, place on the lake shore under the tim e . third billion dollars. Lemon Filling morning sun . . . never the poor in scoops on top of punch in punch “What kinda woman did you all From their cash income, farm­ (F o r 6 nine-inch layers). mumbling ghost of a seance, bowl. get, Mose?” asked Rastus. Relieve distress of MONTHLY^ ers and ranchers paid out large 2M cups sugar never any stupid trifles from Coffee “She’s an angel, Rastus, dafs amounts for stock, feed, labor and ^ cup cornstarch his Ups, but word* of truths and (Serves 25) what she is.” other operating costs. Vi teaspoon salt com fort which the church “Boy, you is lucky. Mine’s still 3 tablespoons grated lemon Vi pound drip grind coffee cherishes as among the best FEMALE rin d 4Vi quarts boiling w ater livln’,” Rastus muttered sorrow* M ilk By-Products Hold from our Lord’s mind. Jesus’ 1 cup lemon juice Tie the coffee loosely in a fine resurrection is not the story ol fuUy. Infant Food Source 1V4 cups water cheesecloth or muslin type bag. the survival of a ghost, still less WEAKNESSAre you troubled by distress of An infant food made from edible 3 eggs, beaten If desired, mix coffee with one egg, DIDN’T TAKE the mere return of a revived female fuoctlonal periodic disturb­ by-products of milk may soon open 3 tablespoons butter including the shell, to which has and walking corpse. ances? Does tbls make you suffer a new market for dairymen in tests Mix sugar, cornstarch and salt been added a small amount of cold from pain, feel so nervous, tired— now going on in Mexico continue thoroughly. Add remaining ingred­ water. This will make coffee clear. It is the story of a Divine Person at such times? Then ®o try Lydia E. who conquered death, and who Plnlcham’s Vegetable Compound to to show favorable results. This is ients in order given and blend Drop the bag in relieve such ^rmptoms. Plnkham*s the conclusion dravm by Dr. Har­ thoroughly. Cook over boiling water, the water which came back from that conquest in has a grand soothing effect o n one o/ woman's most im pohant orgcTts/ old Macy of the University of stirring constantly until thickened. is boiling in a power and majesty, yet with all M innesota. Cool. large kettle. Cov­ the tend.emess, love and brilliance LYDIA E.PINKHAM’S ^ » i£ ^ Dr. Macy and Irvine McQuarrie, Ornamental Icing er the kettle and he had ever shown. pediatrics head at the universi^, 2 cups sugar turn heat very have visited Mexico where they 1 cap w ater low. Let coffee W atch Yout conferred with leading pediatric­ 3 egg whites Our Hope in Him steep for 12-15 m in­ K i d n e y s / ians on the tests. Vi tablespoon cream of tartar utes. Remove bag A U L (in I Cor. 15) m akes it The new baby food will offer Vi teaspoon vanilla and serve coffee clear that our hope of life- Help Them Qeanse the Blood opportunities for use in many coun­ 1/2 teaspoon almond extract as needed. This win give 25 people Pbeyond-death grows right out of of Harmful Body Waste tries if future experiments prove Boil together sugar and water. an average coffee cup serving. Christ’s resurrection. The enemies Tour kidneys are constantly filtering t of Christ would have given their ^ t e matter from the blood stream. But w satisfactory. kidneys sometimes lag in their work—ilo LY N N SAYS: Look into your garden for salad right eyes to stop the mouths of Father: “Well, son, what did yoi not act as Nature iatended—fail to re* the men who told that story, and move impurities that, if retained, may Cali Which 'Sits Down' Serve Salads to Sharpen inspiration. Lettuce, spinach, rad­ learn in school today?” poison the system and upset the whole Summer-Wilted Appetites to prove it a lie. Son (proudly): “I learned to sa] body machinery. Interests Veterinarians ishes, carrot sticks and a bit of Sjrmptoms may be nagging backache, Tomatoes may be stuffed with watercress, if you have it, make But they could never do it. ‘Y es, sir,’ and ‘No, sir,’ and ‘Yes persistent headache, attach of dizziness* Cattle don’t sit down ordinarily, ma’am’ and ‘No, ma’am’.” getting up nights, swelling, puffiness G R A l seafood salad, mixed vegetables a delectable green salad. You cannot well stop people under the eyes—a feeling of nervous so it was news when the American or egg salad for a salad meal that’s Start a meal off with a salad to from believing what they have Father: “You did, eh?” anxiety and loss of pep and strength. Veterinary association expressed Son: “Yeah!” Other signs of kidney or bladder dia* com plete. pep appetites; watermelon, honey­ seen with their own eyes. So ordtf are sometimes burning, scanty or professional interest in the strange Use this combination for fruit dew and cantaloupe balls, pineap­ our hope ol eternal life is not too frequent urination. There should be no doubt that p r o ^ t case of a Hereford calf on a farm salad: melon balls, marinated in ple cubes, red cherries and a top­ just a hope. Never So Bad t ^ tm e n t is wiser than neglect. Use in Tennessee. The AMV journal lime juice, white grapes, peach ping of sherbet. A man pinned imderneath his car Doan*9 P illt. Doan*» have been winning said the Tennessee calt often sits slices and pineapple spears. Lima beans left over from sup­ As Paul says, it that were all, we MW friends for more than forty years. should be miserable men. after an auto accident was being They have a nation-wide reputation. on the ground with her hind legs Want a light fruit salad that’s per? Mix them with chopped sweet questioned by a policeman. sprawled forward. colorful to serve as dessert? Try piclde, celery, sliced, stuffed olives International ^ Council “ M arrie d ?” ol'W______oSI______Muo'n"'m on behaU of 40 The calf usually lies down again fresh, diced pears, sliced bananas and mayonnaise and serve for Protestantitestant denomination:denominations. Released by “No,” said the man, "this is the before trying to rise to all lo u r and red raspberries. lunch. -- Features) worst fix I was ever in.” !eet, the journal reportad. Alternate wedges of cantaloupe For a picnic salad bowl that’s D o a n s P il l s and honeydew melon with oranse a meal in itself, lay asoaraaus tins P to the THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N..C.

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ileges. (; ecial family and seasonal rates). Write to Lookout Mountain Lookout iountain, Tenn. Phone 3-1742 Chattanooga. Open May to " LOOKODT MOUMTJUN HOTEL s. THE UAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE N. C., JUNE 15, 1949 THE DAVIE RECORD. Attend Convention Bench Show A Big Success C FRANK STROUD. EDITOR. The local post Veterans of For-1 The Davie Hunters Associa- many a proud dog owner went a- FOR NEWS eign Wars and the Ladi^ ' tion, holding it’s second bench way carrying a ribbon which sig- TELEPHONE St!te'conwntio^TeU%t“caro^- to express nifies die superiority that his doe E. W . Ju FATHER’S DAY a business t lina Beach on June 3, 4, and 5. >ts appreciation of th e wide- displayed against excellent com- Bntered atthePoatoffice inMocks- ville, N. C„ as Second-clasu Mail Tlie Auxiliary and the V. F. W .' spread interest shown by the pub- i_edtion. The association wishes Miss matter. March 3.1903. Post were commended very high, lie. The show held Wednesday to announce the winning dogs in JUNE 1 9 T H week witi ly for their work during the past night was a great success, and the various classes shown: Beach. year. Those attending from the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Veterans o f Foreign Wars were: Breed Class Name of Dog Owner Place' y/e Offer The Following Gifts In P. S. Y oJ O'lK YEAR. IN N. CAROLINA % I.SO Post Commander Richard Beed' Fox Dog Female Puppy Sue W . A . Robbins 1st from a bu SIX MONTHS IN N. CAROLINA 75c. ing, Davie County Service Officer Bess C. R. Rumple 2nd 0>lt YE\R. OUTSIDE STaTK - *2.00 City. Six MONTHS. OUTSIDE STATE - $1.00 and Past Post Commander F R. Fanny J .C . S m ith 3rd National^ Advertised lines: Leagans and Bill Williams and Male Puppy Baldv J. C. Smith 1st D r. and 1 Dexter Byerly as delegate. TraU C. L. Rumple 2nd spent seve| The Auxiliary was represented Clancy Branhan J. C. Hauser 3rd Carolina Petition Presented by Mrs. Beulah Williams, 11th Puppy (best pair) Baldy & Fanny J. C. Sm ith 1st SUITS A petition, carrying the names District President and President Derby (best male) Cry Baby E. R . Tames 1st Miss EIH o f 1,056 voters, was presented to of the local Auxiliary, Mrs. Ger­ Derby Curley E. R. lames 2nd was a we Dr. P. H. Mason, chairman of the maine Wellman Past President, “ '• “ Luke Tom Poindexter 3rd Gabardines, Rayons, Betty and | County Board of Elections, to be and Mrs. Ada Byerly, Tr., Vice “ (best female) Nancy W . A . Robbins 1st acted on by the Davie County President. “ “ Peggy Hugh Edwards 2nd Cords, Worsteds T he Bov Election in regard to calling an ...... Eula John H. Nail 3rd at the : election in this county on the All Age “ male Spud H . B. York 1st grounds on question of making it unlawful to Miss McMahan Rusty W. A. Robbins 2nd Sport Coats and Pants sell wine or beer in the county. A Big Top HuahEdwards. 3rd M r. and I total of 8CX) voters names was re­ “ “ “ “ Best female Bertie Mae T. C. Hauser 1st have retui quired before an f iection could be Honored “ “ ...... Rose Mary H B. York 2ud Arrow and Wing Shirts Beach, wh( ...... Queen John H. NaU 3rd days. called. Mrs. LaVeme Shore and Mrs. '• “ ...... pair Cry Baby & Curley E. R. James 1st Max Conrad entertained at a mis­ Dress and Sport M r. a n d ! cellaneous shower honoring Miss “ “ •* “ “ pack Bob, Zippv, Mitzie, Spade Gu^ Collette T. C. Hauser little daug Deserves A Medal Mary Lee M cM ahan, bride-elect “ Best Dog of Show Bertie Mae Spud H. B. York more, Md.J In the June 4th road and school of this month, at the home of " “ “ of opposite sex Hats-Panama and Felt Speedy J. K. Johnstone 1st Mrs. C. bond election. West Shady Grove, Mrs. Shore, Yadkinville, on Sat­ Beagle Puppy Curley S. P. Jones 2nd precinct voters went to the polls urday afternoon. Traveler J. H . Carter 1st Ties, Socks, Handkerchiefs Miss He at Comatzer and cast 160 votes for Mixed flowers were u s e d Tree Dog, all age « <4 •< Belle W . S. McClamrock 2nd a positiod the road and school bonds and through-out the house. Drive I. H. Carter 3rd spent sevel one vote against roads and school O n arrival guests were present­ Hickok Belts, Cuff Links Stride O n Dr. H. A. Brandon 1st tow n withS bonds. So far as we know, no ed with a card on which they Bird other precinct in North Carolina wrote a favorite receipe. These and Tie Pins M rs. M iJ made such a record. were later filed in a recipe cabinet Sallie Spe and presented to Miss McMahan. spent last In a word contest Mrs. Gilbert Beach Robes their sistep New Cigarette Is Reavis received the high prize. G O I N G T O Helpful hints and advise to a and Bathing Trunks M r. a n d l Introduced bride written by those present have m ovi were read aloud by Miss McMa­ house on Mocksville is one of the “Test han. A salad course was served Localities” where the R. J. Rey Carolina Beach P ajam as B. B . Sri by the hostesses. M ain Stre^ nolds Tobacco Company o f The bride was directed to a table Winston Salem, N. C., is intro­ laden with gifts. M ake Your Plans To Room A t Hanes Underwear Misses ! ducing its new cigarettes, the ex' Those enjoying this hospitality Poston I tremely m ild, king size Cavaliers. were the honoree and Mesdames in Moore The cigarette is the first new C. H. McMahan, F R. McMahan, and Sportswear Poston’s I one introduced in 36 years by the L. L. Miller, W . G. Murchison,' misoN com cE Poston. Reyriolds firm, which has been John Swing, W . F. Edwards, Ro­ making Camels for that period of Star Brand Shoes bert Davis. Luther West, Roy MRS. ATLAS SMOOT MRS. DEXTER BYERLY Geo. R . I time. Dixon. George Lavmon, Flovd merchant, I The new smoke has already Dull, Luther Dull. Hugh Latham, Proprietors plucked a [ made its appearance on a test basis Aster Shelton, Grady Latham, den on I in Providence, R. I., Miami, Fla., Walter Dull, Lawrence Reavis, 222 Carolina Avenue Carolina Beach, N. C. C. C. Sanford Sons Co. at this { Peoria, 111., Flmt, Mich., Norfolk,; Gilbert Reavis, Misses Eloise Va., Oharlotte and Winston-Sa- Ward and Mary S. McMahan, Modem Conveniences—Low Rates PHONE 7 MOCKSVILLE, N. C. D r. and | lem. MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY and daug In Mocksville the distribution • A la., retur channels have been set up and the Receives Degree Box 210, Carolina Beach day, after : cigarettes are on sale. For the in ­ w ith D r .; troduction of the product here,, Friends______here of Dr. Henrv Call firm officials on hand include Mr. | Sprinkle, Jr., associate editor o f Miss A r A. M. Foltz, Jr., local represenia j “World Outlook,” will be inter­ N . C .. ( tive, and other members of the ested to know that he was award­ week with firms salesforce. ed an honorary doct^^r’s degree at M rs. E . ; D uke University, June 6th. H e is Spark Plug a son of Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Chicken Fry Sprinkle of this city. PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY J . A . The Local Post of the Veterans spent Thu of Foreign Wars will hold a chick­ Miss Johnson Gra­ of A ttor en fry at the Club house on the AND YOUR EARNING PO}^ER SPECIAL! Sim pson : County Home road on Thursday Ky., b u t id night, June 16. A ll overseas Vet­ duates Heel Stat erans are invited to attend and to By Adequate Insurance bring their wives, mothers, sisters, Charlotte, N. C., June 6.—Miss Rev. Ro sweethearts or any other lady Phylis Johnson, Mocksville, was o f the Fir they care to bring. A ny who care graduated from Queens College Written through old line companies rated A plus ex­ turned to may wear a costume as the af­ today w ith a B. S. degree in secre cellent. W e handle the follow ing coverages: F ull Cover­ where he | fair will be in the form of a tarial administration. She is the CH.\NGE SPARK PLUGS tendini tume or tacky party, and prizes i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. age Auto, Fire, Hail and Windstorm on Tobacco, Sickness D uke will be awarded the winners. O r­ Johnson. and Accident and Hospital, including blanket Polio Expenses dinary dress w ill be o. k. if you Since at Queens Miss Johnson A new 1 do not care to wear a costume. I has been a member of Phi Mu O u r Fire A n d A uto Insurance Saves Y ou From 10 To 25% stalled at i The party will start at 8 o’clock.' sorority. During her sophomore M a in and Special music and other fonns of year she served on the religious Through Dividend Refunds To Policyholders. num ber entertainment will be featured. life committee and as representa­ at this sp tive on the Athletic Association. al years. Since then she has also been vice- f . R, LEAGANS INSURANCE NOW Veterans Claims president and president of the R . C. Fred R.Lea?ans, Davie County ^he was was in Veteran Service OfficerDfflr^r and hisk!= chosen during the past year to AGENCY hands wii| secretary. Mrs. Dorothy Mason, membership i n Alpha Kappa operated i Gamma, national leadership fra- ; Next To Mocksvillc Enterprise Office Wizard Standard Plugs for the ffilS S S fo J oSc.'to W ta!^! nmltv, and pluced in .n- Phone 800 and 88 for the p^ 134 South M ain St. Mocksville, N. C terans claims and other matters. ritv magazine M r. an Veterans o f W orld W ar I I are on Campus.” Greens warned that the date for filing F O R O N L Y Mrs. Kirk claims for unemployment benefits Birthday Party M rs. J . L.| w ill expire July 25. This applies Calvin McClamrock, son of A. M r. K ir only to the G. I. Bill of Rights, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Smith M. McClamrock and the late Mrs. Notice Of Re~Sale o f the G r and does not affect state unem­ and daughter. Miss Sarah Cath- the past ( McClamrock, of Route 2. and Ru- Under and by virtue of an order 25 Cents Each ployment benefits. ' erine entertained Saturday even ing...s 4th, at their_____ home__ ___ on __ Hem Messick, daughter of W. of the Superior Court of Davie M r. and lock rtreet, lbonorin^^^ G. and Nellie Messick, of Yadkin- County made in the special pro- w ho spenl J, P. Chaffin son of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, on ville, were united in marriage on “ eding entitled Wiley_ B. Corne- of Mr. anl J. P. Chaffin. 75, died Saturday his birthday. The home was at- June 10th, at 11 o’clock, a. m. “f?"/ Regular Price 44c Each left Fridal they w ill \ morning at 10 o’clock, at his home tractive with spring flowers. The ceremony was performed by a t 12 t W ate rs' on Route 2, following illness -, Two b.r^d^y^^^^^^^^i i i R,Leagans, Es_q.,^at. his office. f c S L le 'd o tIn K in graduatir o f 10 days. aining«room. table. Delicious ices 134 South Main St., Mocksville. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. were served to Miss Peari New- ville, N. C., offer for re sale at lege, C. J. Blackwelder. R . 2; six prand- “ an. Greensboro, Miss Joan Mar- public auction, to the highest bid­ children and one great-grandchild; tin. Harmony; Bill Hethcock, Al- der for cash, a certain tract of land F O R two brothers, A. C. Chaffin, R. 1, bemarle. Donald Bingham, dem ­ Executor^s Notice lying and being in Farming Town­ house, elq and fohn Chaffin, U n io n Grove. ,n»ons;M iss Hetty Cartner, Leti- ship, Davie County. N. C., more well wate Funeral services were held at Rodwell, R . P. M artin, Jr., Having qualified as Executor of particularly described as follows: o n schvol] Ijames Baptist Church Sunday at ^lowent Stone, Mrs. T. A. Stone, the estate of Lizzie Howard, de- Tract Nos. 3 and 4; Just selling Call on Mrs”, ceased, late o f Davie County, tiniber rights._^ For jiarticular de Western Auto 2 p. m., with Revs. W . C. Barkley i Mrs. J. L. Kimble, Mr. and MRS a n d H .’w . Hutchens‘ officiating, ^ W . Rodwell, and Mr. and Mrs. North Carolina, this is to notify o7‘ReaUtero?*De^To^ Advand and the body laid to rest in the Ben Boyles. all persons haying claims against Rfgmer of Deeds Office for ---- ^------the cstate o f Said deceased to ex- U a v ie County. These tracts con- M rs. L J church cemetery. tain 161.38 acres, more o f less. To the bereaved family The Re> I The Vacation Bible School of hibit them to the undersigned at W yom iii This the 7th day o f Tune, 1949. 3ord extends sincere sympathy. the Methodist Church will open Mocksville on or before the 12th Associate Store in tow n ’ Monday, June 20th. Mrs. C. M. ‘ day of May, 1950, or this notice G. A. CORNELISON, j B o w d e n ; Tarlton will be director, assisted 1 will be pleaded in bar of their re- By popular request, there will Commissioner. ly is a nail ’ by Mrs. Curtis Price, Mrs. James covery. All persons indebted to be a repeat program of the play, B. C. BROCK, Attorney at Law. has been f “An Old-Fashioned Mother,” at Murray, Misses Josephine Hart- said estate will please make im- m any yea the Smith Grove school building man, Lettie Lindsay Sheek, Jane mediate payment. Phone 51 On The Square here in ! Friday night, June 17, at 8 o’clock. Click, Ann Poston, Nan Bowden, ’ This the lld i day of May, 1949. Now is the time to sub- m uch im J Proceeds will go to the building Nancy Latham and Lettie Jean H. S. WALKER, Executor of wavs a n d l fu n d o f Bethlehem Church. Foster. Lizzie Howard, decceased. scribe for The Reord. compar a centur THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCESVILLE. N. C. JUN£ 13. 1919.

THE DAVIE RECORD. Mrs. J. A. Painter, ofWoodleaf, n r k 4 f\ 0 D A V was in town shoppingj>ne day last ff All 1 ALIj lA I* Charles F, Allen week and eave our office a plea> NEWS AROUND TOWN. sant call. Chas. F. A llen, 71, o f Route 2, SUMMER WANTED—To trade washing died at Rowan Memorial Hospiit- machine, refrigerator and electric al Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock, Y . busmess trip to Georgia. j annual meetinR Friday. June 17th C.J. ~ ' ANGELL.------where he was carried Tuesday for II- A 1 at 4 o’clock in the court house. treatment. He had been in bad . A ll members urged to be present, PURE COFFEE—Fresh ground health for some time. week with fnends a t Carolina ■ Mocksville’s Preferred Quality, Beach. _ 29c pound. Mr. Allen is survived by his Specials Mr. and Mrs. Garland F. For- rest and children, returned to their MOCKSVILLE CASH STORE wife, one son, Clay AUen, and a [i/ifs I n P. S. Young returned last week daughter, Mrs. Haines Yates, all home at Louisville. Ky., Friday, Spend Your Vacation O n Beau­ from a business trip to New York after spending a week with Mr. o f Route 2; one grandchild, five Shark Skin $4.9 5 City. tiful Crescent Beach. 3 Bed­ in e s : Forrest’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. rooms, Elictric Stove and Refri­ half-brothers and six half-sisters. F. Forrest, on Route 3. PANTS Dr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Taylor gerators. Weekly Rates. Fnneral services were held at spent several days last week at Mrs. Paul Bowles, was able to R. S. OWENS, the hom e'at 10:30 o’clock Sunday .4 8 Tyro, Linwood, N. C. Sport Carolina Beach. return home last week from Ro> morning, with Rev. Foster Lofiin wan Memorial Hospital where she FARMERS—^We have a lot of officiating, and the body laid to SHIRTS Miss Ellen Connor, of Charlotte, spent several days recovering from heavy M anila card boards, size rest in Union Chapel cemetery. was a week'end guest of Misses an appendicitis operation which 22x30 inches, fine f o r linin g In the death of Mr. Allen this T-SHIRTS Betty and Ann Frost she underwent on June 4th. chicken houses and other out­ community loses one of its best 79' buildings. Only one cent per The Bowles reunion will be held Grady F. Call, of Sumter, S. C., known and most beloved citizens. A ll C olors at the Mocksville Masonic picnic board. If you need any. Call at A long-time friend of the editor a former Mocksville man, has re­ The Record office. grounds on Sunday, June 26th. turned to his old home town, and has been called to his reward. L astex $2.9 S is now with Sofley’s barber shop. F O R R E N T - G ood 153 acre Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Williams Mr. Call would be glad for his old farm, with good house and out­ SWIM TRUNKS have returned from Carolina friends to call on him at any time. buildings. House wired for elec­ drts Beach, where they spent several tric lights. Good wheat and com DAVIE DRI\E-(ff S w im .9 5 days. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bundv, of land, w ith 65 acres cleared. Good High Point, have moved to this SHORTS n Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ragan and pastures, with plenty of water. city and are occupying the Moody Call on or write THEATRE little daughter, Sandra, of Balti' house, on Salisbury street. Mr. more, Md.. are guests of Dr. and B. F. PRATHER, Mocksville Salisbury Highway LADIES BALL BAND $ 0 . 9 5 'elt Bundv is superintendent of the Mocksville, Route 4. X Mrs. C. W . Young. Hanes Chair & Furniture Co. SUMMERETTS ^ The Record is glad to welcome If it is Fertilizer or Slag you Wednesday and Thursday Ihiefs Miss Helen Walker, who holds these good people to the best lit­ need, see Smith-Dwiggins Ferti June 15th and 16th ASSORTED COLORS a position in Winston- Salem, tle town in North Carolina. lizer Co. South MocI»ville. lust “BLACKCAT” With The Sandal You Wash W ith Soap And Water inks spent several days last week in below overhead bridge. town with her parents. AUCTION SALE—1 will ofiEer Alan Ladd & Gale Sondergaard $ 2 * 9 5 for sale at public auction, to the HAVE YOUR OLD REFRIG- Phantom Empire 12 Serial Men’s Ail Leather ERATORS Checked before hot Mrs. Minnie Hauser and Mrs. highest bidder for cash, at my ONE CARTOON. Sallie Spencer, of Winston'Salem home near Dulin’s Church, on weather arrives. Quick Service, SANDALS spent last week in town, guests of Saturday, June 25th, at 1 o’clock, Good W ork. C. J. Angell Appliance Store. Friday and Saturday their sister, Mrs. W . L. CalL p. m., aU of my household and Tune 17th and 18th kitchen furniture. Dan River Fabric 5 9 ^ YD MONUMENTS! - When you DOUBLE FEATURE. Mr. and Mrs. J une Bailey Smidi MRS. IDAJ.M cDANIEL. need a monument, finest work, A L L C O L O R S “BETRAYED” with have moved from the Moody better prices, and best quality, see house on Salisbury street to the Hendricks-Wood- W . F. STONESTREET, Robert M itchum and K im H unter B. B. Smith house on South Local Salesman Jones Memorial Also “KIDS LAST RIDE” widi Prices Are Down In Our Main Street. ruff Co- Range Busters Misses Nan Bowden and Ann Monuments Mausoleums ONE CARTOON GROCERY DEPT. Poston spent two days last week Mr. and Mrs. George Robert No Show On Sunday Until in Mooresville, guests of Miss Hendricks D. R. STROUD Poston’s grandmother, Mrs. H. A. request the honour of your Salisbury St. Phone 195-J After Regular Church Hours C O M E SEE Poston. presence Mocksville, N. C. Monday and Tuesday at the marriage of their daughter REPRESENTING Geo. R. Hendricks, well-known Leola Christine June 20th and 21st merchant, fisherman and gardener, to Salisbury Marble & Granite Co. “BOMMERANG” with Mocksville Cash Store plucked a ripe tomato from his Mr. Charles William Woodruff ' Quarriers - Designers Donner Andrews & Jane Wyatt garden on June 7th. Who can o n Sunday, the twenty-sbcth o f Manu&cturers ONE CARTOON Co. beat this in Davie County? June Memorials That “The Friendly Store” at five o'clock in the afternoon n . c. “Last ‘Till Everlasting” All Shows Start At Dusk Ll e , Dr. and Mrs. Frank B. Dayis First Methodist Church GEORGE R. HENDRICKS, Manager We Deliver And Ereet Anywhere. and daughter. Sue, of Auburn, Mocksville, North Carolina Space Reserved For Trucks ‘ Ala., returned home last Thurs' Wholesale and Retail. dav, after a visit of several days with Dr. and Mrs. C. W . Young. Cars Damaged A 1930 Ford coach, driven by Miss Anne Frost, of W . C. U. G. T. Nail, of Route 4, and a 1938 N. C., Greensboro, spent the past Buick sedan, driven by L. L. Pres- week with her parents Mr. and ner, of Raleigh, were damaged NEXT SUNDAY IS Mrs. E. H. Frost, she will attend Thursday afternoon at 4*30, when ANNOUNCEMENT! summer school at Carolina. they collided at the intersection of Lexington and South Main Sts. J. A. Simpson, of Durham Mr. and Mrs. Presner and little spent Thursday in town the guest 19 m onths o ld daughter, escaped FATHER^S DAY of- Attorney Claud Hicks. Mr. injury. The Nail car was turned Simpson is a native df Ashland, upside dow n, b ut M r. N ail was Vfe Have Opened An Addition Ky., but is now living in the Tar not injured. Patrolnoan Badgett Heel State. mvestigated the wreck. Rev. Robert M. Hardee, pastor To The of die First Methodist church, re­ Remember Him With A Cift turned Friday from Durham, House Damaged where he spent several days at­ D uring a s tv e n rain a n d elec­ GIFT SH OP ,UGS tending the Pastor’s School at tric storm Sunday evening about From Our Store D uke University. 6:30 o’clock, a bolt o f ligVirinB A new traffic light has been in struck the home of Joe Graham, With Entrance Through stalled at the intersection of South on Maple Avenue, bursting out a Van Heusen’s Shirts Main and Lexington streets. A window and setting a bed on fire. number of virrecks have occurred Mrs. Graham was alone at the Leslie’s Men’s Shop at this spot within the past sever­ $2.95 to $3.65 al years. time but succeeded in getting the fire out before the firemen ar­ In White, Stripes or Pastel Colors R.C. Lee, of Hendeisonville, rived. Some damage was done was in town Thursday shaking to tljg room and contents. It hands w«h frimds. Mr. Lee has fortunate that Mrs. Graham \isit Our New Shop And Look Botany Ties $1*00 to $2 ®® operated the riding devices here caped injury. for the annual Masonic picnic for the past third of a century. Over the Many Beautiful Gifts Beau Brummell Ties Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Kirkman,_of, Greensboro, spent last week with ’ $1.00 to $1.50 Mrs. Kirkman’s parenis, Mr. and Princess Theah-e Suitable For A ll Occasions M rs.J.L. Hill, Harmony, R. i.\ Mr. Kirkman has been a member THURSDAY &. FRIDAY Esquire Socks 55c to $1.50 of the Greensboro police force for John Wayne In the past eight years. “3 G O D F A T H E R S ” w ith Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walters, Harry Carey Jr., & Ward Bond THE GIFT SHOP Summer Pants who spent two weeks here, guests ^ A dded News MRS. CHRISTINE W. DANIEL, Owner of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Meroney,' S A T U R D A Y ieft Friday for Mooresville, where P H O N E 241 “ON THE SQUARE” $5 95 to $8.95 Lch they vwll make their home. Mr. Charles Starrett In Waters was a member of the 1949 “EL DORADO PASS” widi graduating class at A . S. T . Col- • Smiley Burnette lege, Boone. 1 Belts, Bill Folds, Cuff Links, Added Serial & Cartoon FOR RENT-A good 5-room MONDAY & TUESDAY house, electric lighted, and good Tie Klasps well water, near Dulin’s Church, Randolph Scott & Marguerite EYES EXAMINED GUSSES FITTED on schvol bus and mail route. Chapman In “CORONER CONSULT Call on or write GREEK” with Sally EUen & For Men’s Gifts Shop At The MRS. IDA J. McDANIEL. Edgar Buchanan. Advance, Route 1. DR. L. CARSWELL HARPE In Cinecolor M en’s Shop Mrs. Lula Snearly, of Gillette, Added News. OPTOMETRIST Wyoming, is spending some time in town with her brother, Sheek W E D N E S D A Y In New Location Bowden and family- M rs. Sncar- Alan Curtis & Anne Gwynne 19 East Center Street ly is a native of Davie County, but In “THE ENCHANTED (Ground Floor) has been living in Wyoming for LESUE’S MEN’S SHOP many years. This is her first visit VALLEY” with JIM . die crow LEXINGTON, N. C, SK IPP ER , the dog here in 25. years. She was very Phone 2237 Hours 9 a. m., to 5 p. m. ON THE SQUARE MOCKSVILLE, N. C Square much impressed by our fine high" In Cineeolor OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS wavs and pretty country homes as Added Serial And News compared with them a quarter of a century ago. i THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

------WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS------(JOB OUTLOOK: Potholders Give Kitchen {Better for Grads MIRROR J ^ Guilt Causes Charm Russians Urge West German State ^ With starting salaries holding Of Your jlinn at last year’s record high Renunciation levels, signs of a last-minute pick­ Be Wiped Oit;Asl( 4-Power Rule; up in jobs for the mammoth 1949 MIND By Lawrence Gould class of college graduates were showing up, according to an an­ Congress Curtails ‘Must’ Legislation nual employment survey by the family economics bureau of North­ jCEDITOR’S NOTE: When opinions are expressed in these 'columns, they are those of U. N. ShunI Western Newspa-per Union's news analysts and not aecessarity of this newspaper.) western National Life Insurance Com pany. N S ID E RE GERMANY: Although two-thirds of the 133 can d e le g l Potent- Vote colleges and imiversities covered to I•tions abstal A Sour Note date find their total employment S pain was Roosevelt tl The Big Four conference in Paris calls all the way from slightly to the State dq was underway. For the first time “disappointingly” below 1948, voted for Fn ■in the cold war between East and schools reporting in the final week iWest there was real hope that har­ of the survey have shown a much W arren A l mony would be forthcoming. better ratio, the summary says. was all set [ Approximately half of the late re­ bassadors bl In fact, Secretary of State Dean sponses report their record of job Hoosevelt foT Aoheson had been warned by Sen­ offers to date as equal to or slight­ Im m cd ia ator Vandenberg, senate foreign ly above 1948 experience. affairs committee chairman, not to secretary I be too aggressive with the Rus­ DARTMOUTH college’s school gave h im ( sians, but rather to keep open, if of business administration ob­ on getting serves, for example, “We were dis­ w ho had possible, the door to lasting peace. Will a man “renounce” a girl he really loves? WITH the Russian blockade of turbed by the February-March an d Mo Berlin lifted and the Soviets appar­ slump, but the later pick-up has Answer: Yes, if he has an exag­ instincts into useful and effecUvA Any m « ently ready to sing a new tune in •wiped out our losses,’ ” St. Louis gerated sense of guilt which drives patterns of behavior. “The devel­ M rs. R . •world cooperation, the theme of university also reports that demand him to deprive himself of happi­ opment of an ethical code that o nly emb:j the conference was to be harmony. faded in February and March, but ness. Under such conditions, the will be strong enough to govern cratic 'as of the past six weeks it has ; But the delegates hardly had time Stronger his love, the surer he will the individual’s future actions is E urope atj to warm the seats of their chairs begun to develop beautifully.” Uni­ be to find some plausible excuse dependent on the existence of of the jbefore the Russians were at^ it versity of Nebraska’s college of for giving her up, since what he family life,” and nothing else can' m achine again. Russian Foreign Minister 'business administration notes a fears most of all is what he thinks replace it. w orld a f f j Andrei Vishinsky blandly proposed stronger employment demand in will make him happy. But the the last ten days. But Duquesne uni­ 5 9 1 Acheson "that the council of foreign ministers average man who tells his sweet­ •Mrs. RoosI .wipe out the new west German versity at Pittsburgh reports, heart that he cannot marry her Kitchen Gayety “Calls in general are less than in suggested state and return German affairs, because he is “imworthy of her” IS PAIR of amusing Colonial th e A m erid including direction of the Ruhr, 1948 except those for sales person­ is more often trying to deceive her nel which have increased.” Cottage potholders will add a when the vj to four-power control machinery. —or himself. He really is afraid note of gayety to your kitchen. prom ised MANY had expected this course Boston university says job offers she represents a standard which Crochet them for gifts, for per­ are 7 per cent fewer than last year; :blasting by the Soviets. They had predicted he is unwilling to try to live up to. sonal use, for bazaars; have the Ohio State finds about the same .created witl !that lifting of the Berlin blockade POTENT VOTE . . . This lone windows, flower boxes, door and ,Mussolini, number of employers represented was done to soften up the ministers woman voter, to whom a pair of Docs seeking “perfection’' roof all in red on a white back­ ;satisfied on the campus this spring, but for this very proposal. But it didn’t shoes would be a Godsend, is prove high standards? ground. ;has said work. All three western powers each firm taking fewer men. Yale * * « shown as she cast her ballot in Answer: No. It shows that you ^matter. immediately rejected the proposi­ the elections held in the Rus­ university has recorded more em­ Pattern No. 5917 consists oi complete ployment calls than as of a year are morbidly afraid of being criti­ crochetine instructions, stitch illustra­ tion. sian zone of Germany. The Rus­ tions, material requirements and finishing Senatorial ago. cized, either by others or by your­ directions. The Soviet foreign minister sians had hoped to make a big self. What makes your standards ■ The two showed little tact. He led up to his propaganda gun of the election FIVE out of every six schools Send 20 cents In coin, your name. ad> listed in the survey report starting 5 high—and so rigid—is that you dress and pattern number. tover Sen. proposal with a long tirade de­ —a gun that would be used in salaries to be as high or higher Could children grow up without don’t dare to leave the finest loop­ o f W ashing nouncing the U.S., Britain and the “Big Four” conference be­ SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK than last year. Prevailing range of hom es? hole in your defense against largely 530 South Wells St. Chicago 7. 111. to face the I France for what he termed “viola­ ginning May 23. But the Soviets offers is from $200 to $275 per Answer: No, writes Kate Fried- imaginary accusations. The woman Enclose 20 cents for pattern. • Mrs. Cain tions” of the Potsdam agreements. had to admit that one-third of month for business administration lander, British welfare worker, in who cannot bear to see a speck of by her hus| SOVIET ideology could not toler­ the valid ballots cast voted and liberal arts seniors, and from the Journal of Mental Science. dust in her house does not really conference ate a separate German state with against tbe all-Commnnist $225 to $.^25 for engineering grads, For a child’s conscience develops love cleanliness; she’s afraid of be­ iher, nevert] autonomous powers and there was slate. with exceptional men getting still out of his relations with his moth­ ing called a “bad housekeeper.” Icheek and little question that the Kremlin And the man who cannot finish a visit the siJ would stand firm in this position. higher offers. lUinois Institute of er, and he must have constant FORRESTAL: Technology reports: “The class of contact with her during the first job because he “can never get It WhUe thej On the other hand there was no senate secJ "Better to Die . . 375 engineers graduating January six years of his life if he is to done to satisfy him” is the -victim The Questions possibility that the western powers of a similar fear. Senator Cail would recede from their intention 29, 1949, averaged $280 per m onth learn to transform his primitive 1. Finish the simile, “As brown “Comfortless, nameless, h o p e- arrived fori to return government of Germany for a basic 40-hour week; this is as a ---- . less, save in the dark prospect of to the German people. Thus it would the highest average salary of any By DON MOORE 2. What is the meaning of wan­ The suij the ya-wning grave . . . better to LOOKING AT RELIGION seem the impasse was clearly class in our history.” derlust? m uch for die, and sleep the never-waking established. 3. What is the color of most lashed oi| sleep than linger on ” TOURISTS: babies’ eyes when bom? stealing For the U. S., Dean Acheson de­ tion.s. “ livered himself of what might v/ell Wito the import of these lines More Cultured 4. Why do we see lightning be­ from' Sophocles’ “Chorus Prom fore we hear thunder? gam e ,” s i be the decade’s masterpiece of The American tourist these days never get| imderstatement when he called the Ajax” so obviously goading his con­ was coming in for a new type of 5. What was A. Smith’s camr Russian suggestions “disappoint­ sciousness, James V. Forrestal, treatment from his overseas hosts. paign song? L a te r botl in g .” former U. S. defense secretary, W alked o u i For instance, in Capetown, South The Answers But then he summed up the plunged to his death from the 16th Africa, according to merchants, the gether. floor of national naval medical cen­ The C ain I •world’s reaction when he added: new tourist is not the “vulgar type 1. Berry. “My hopes are distinctly chilled.” ter in Washington. , which used to invade Europe in 2. The desire to travel. become firf FORRESTAL had been under hordes, wearing hom-rimmed glass­ 3. B lue. lawyer v/ho| for Senator [ treatment for “operational fati^e ” es and loud clothes.” 4. Because light travels faster CONGRESS: is Ed EiserJ since April 2. Attendant physicians “THIS new American is well than sound. 5. “Sidewalks of New York." Let's Wait said he had been considering sui­ bred, quiet, wealthy, but has the Rent ConiJ cide, that the nature of his malady familiar souvenir mania,” said one A lot of "trouble for nothing” The Ic g il indicated this mental condition as curio dealer. “One bought every­ might be an apt phrase to describe Texas, NebI an inescapable adjunct to it. But thing I showed him. ‘Is it genuine all the national agitation against are considcl they felt he was getting better; in Zulu?’ he kept asking.” / % / President Truman’s health insur­ real ostatej fact they had hoped to release him Then, the dealer added, “he took i ance and civil rights proposals—for MEET BAV BOY rent control from the hospital in 30 days. all my shields, assegais and bead- his own leaders in congress erased BUe-THOUSH As secretary of defense, Forres­ work. I had to call a ricksha to get One o l the issues by taking both hotly- the stidif down to the ship. And TOUGH AND BOLD g im m ic 1vs| contested items of legislation off tal labored under a burden such as when he saw the ricksha, he wanted tlic real the "must” list. few national servants have carried. to buy that.” muosTmuLouisruucwiiDi/tnemw's state c n n l His was the job of directing the CHmsrms wonsrnp eoo on j ALSO slated for further delay AMERICANS no doubt will palpi­ WiTORY-THE m u m m s TEHPUES WD MONU- of rent c l was the administration’s four-bil- gigantic naval program during the r n m To m i s u n a o D M ia t r e&rPTun K m i ei!EaAUzm01S HALLOW A ...... tate -with pride at this new evalua­ M oQ iE m ATK/fenAKimnE n ils h.coo TUESDAY PEI?SMN$SFfNP IN PFAVEK. store it—if lion-doUar tax increase plan, the war, as well as the almost hope­ less task of attempting unification tion of their cultural level by those Y£AeS^OMPssTeor£t> S fM E /m U Q u a A^smAN$ mM BSOAV centTy equally controversial Brannan farm abroad who profit most from tour­ m Z7 B.C—NOW Aft sma R£stop£i>. EsyFTiANi. rHURSPAY, rniPAYTm ^ program and the foreign-arms pro­ of the armed forces. The strain was rr miL se so years sefoke ne However, I great and a sympathetic people ist business—but most will console ONSA 7Um>AYNO HBBRm wom s. The rent-coi posal. themselves with the fact that so &TOfle&, COLUMNS, STATUBS.BROKCNNOSeS, could understand why it might have AttMP gress catcg This left only three measure bills long as he has any money, the THum i *»j) reer are. put sack ih v ie broken a strong man. b ars any for top priority action. They were: American tourist will manage to O/tlGlHAL PLACES. r rent control! 1. Extension of the reciprocal President Truman took full cog­ get along quite well wherever he votes to de trade program which has passed nizance of Forrestal’s worth when may be in Europe or elsewhere. Famous FLIT household if a state oj the house but is stalled in the sen­ he declared the former defense SPRAY is deadly effect !ve against from the ate. secretary was “as much a casualty KEEPING HEALTHY V i c t im s roaches, flies, mosquitoes, moths can never 2. Repeal of the Taft-Hartley of war as if he had died on the fir-! and many other common house­ labor act. in g lin e .” hold pests. FLTT contains active Atomic Col 3. Ratification of the North At­ BUT there was an added burden Today's Most Amazing Medicine ingredients for quick knockdown Fainstnkiil lantic security treaty which re­ weighing on Forrestal. That was a — plus D D T for sure kiU . Keep O’Mahoney I By Dr. James W. Barton quires only a two-thirds majority biurden of attack and -vilification it handy. . . use it often for more applying th| vote in the senate. from two of the nation’s top radio S YOUR PHYSICIAN thinks states that blood already does more pleasant and comfortable living. olies for yc SENATE MAJORITY LEADER newscaster-columnists. After his over the past 10 years, you lifesaving jobs than any one of our up w ith re Scott Lucas indicated action might shocking death, the press of the Awould naturally believe he wouldwonderfiU drugs. If, on a single q w a c , H E N R Y , T H B the '.vay be sought before adjournment on nation began to revalue the impact have in mind the wonderful work day, you looked in upon the hos­ big contraci minimum-wage boosts, the inter- of its effect and that of the radio. of saving lives now being done by pitals in one large city, you might In 1946 t i national wheat agreement, and a Some nationally-syndicated ob­ penicillin and the sulfa drugs. Dis­ see the following: mission sij pay raise for top government servers charged that the attacks eases that were practically all fatal A surgeon, in a brain operation, Goneral Eli executives and military personnel. upon Forrestal via radio and in and others in which but a small packs a soft, white spongy mass work at print had added to his load of SchencctadjI Speculation was that decision to percentage recovered, are now suc­ into a wound. It quickly stops the ear lo w c o s t pur t o d a y ! abandon for the- tim e the com pul­ desperation. They advanced the cessfully battled by these antibi­ bleeding and he leaves it there. G . E . v.-as premise that unless some check at yowfaYorite tocal drug* tenfware, fixed fee o| sory health insurance program otics, as they are called, because The body wiU gradually absorb this or grocery store. was put upon this type of journal­ obligated stemmed from mounting congres­ :they kill the organisms which for­ sponge—fibrin fbam—because it is Ce»r. 1M9. br P«D«la Ine. sional clamor for sharp cuts in ism, it might discourage many able merly caused death. Two other an­ made from human blood. He covers 370 m illio n government spending, with the men from entering government tibiotics, streptomycin and aureo- the exposed brain with transparent million was civil rights legislation delay be­ service. ■mysin, have been recently added plastic film, This film, made from trie for sal lieved motivated by fear of a There is possibly no agony of to man’s defenses. blood, stays -safely t ill the body Antiseptic Ointment Aid For sonnel, etc.I southern filibuster. Congress wants mankind comparable to that which It may come as a surprise to manufactures,a new covering. Meamvli to adjourn by August, and consid­ must go on in the mind of the man many to learn that your physician Bruises, Burns, Cuts, honey poi| eration of any of the “powder In the accidtot ward, a quick in­ about to take his own life. It is is thinking more about the blood jection of a clear liquid, human For helpfttl antiseptic aid ia relievins £ome a keg” legislation might make that Che pain aad discomfort of externally wholly foreign to the concept of coursing through your blood ves­ the atom] impossible. serum albumin, -made from blood, caused minor skin irritations and abra* the normal, every-day mind. Cer­ sels as he realizes—as he did not saves a dying man from shock. sions, superficial cuts, minor surface Ip get ar LUCAS said he thought President tainly it flies in the face of the very boms» sunburn and bruises, use Grays pro printio realize just 10 years ago — that In the .delivery room a new-born Ointment as directed. Medicated to cUns« Tnmian was “definitely satisfied” first natural law—self preservation. Mrs. Ralph J. Fugatt holds blood is today’s most amazing baby is being gi-ven a complete blanket cq with the progress being made. Weighing all this, it is difficult to Mark Richard, 7 weeks, at their medicine. “It has become more of a new blood supply to halt a possibly th a t Coij That surprised some legislators, understand how there could be any­ Springfield home. Her husband miracle worker than penicillin.” fatal battle caused by Rh anti­ their valii for unless congress repeals the thing but sympathy for Forrestal, has never seen his son because In a pamphlet. Blood’s Magic For bodies in his veins. In the cuJ Taft-Hartley law, the President and an honest effort to tmderstand he is- in Rutland, Vermont jail All, issued by the Public Affairs A boy who is a “bleeder” is given the com m iJ win be unable to point to accom­ something of the torturous mental under an early 1800 law which Com m ittee Inc., a non-profit, an injection of a blood product that propriationa plishment of any of his campaign suffering wliich drove him to leap demands payment of court educational organization in enables him to have diseased teeth and congreJ pledges when congress adjourns. to his death. judgment or paupers oath. New York City, Alton L. Blakeslee rem oved. in g w hat it’l STAND-IN IN DOGHOUSE CRIME: British Gol Penalty Apropos HEALTH NOTES A m e rica n ! Stuart in C l Goose on Loose Perturbs Gold Rush Fete A Midland, Mich., judge sagely at the Britil No one is bom a neurotic. It is Genevieve the goose was on the But Genevieve, obviously a vaga­ fitted the punishment to the crime From April to November of 1947 deni v.'ith t| in a case in municipal court. Two more our surrounding “culture,” loose and her successor was in bond at heart, vamoosed from file a total of 72 patients with tuber­ behind his youths, 21 and 18, were brought in our personal environment, which the doghouse. car in which she was being brought culous meningitis were treated at W ithout on a charge of crashing a wedding drive us to neuroses. A neurosis Genevieve the first was a plump to town. the University of Athens. All nine British repij party and running away with the begins in disturbances in close young bird bought from a farmer A Philadelphian living in Miami patients who didn’t receive strep­ the Chinos wedding cake. They said they did human relationships. to play the role of the goose that read about Genevieve and had an tomycin died, whereas of the 63 accident StJ it on a dare. * * • laid the golden egg for Uie idea. He’d replace ■ her with a who received injections of the drug, w h at the Notwithstanding all that has been Women’s Medical college ’49 Gold goose he’d seen hanging around the After pondering a moment, the 29 survived. The earlier the treat­ this: If tH learned about the rheumative dis­ Rush fete in Philadelphia. An im­ Hialeali race track. He went to the judge ordered the culprits to buy a ment the greater were the chances Large Bottle!l«Mt to, IM. JMIISaniUt ♦. TlOMII THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

Kitchen Children Will Adore AS BABY-SITTERS, FOOTBALL PLAYERS . . . Gridders, Says Lou Little, Make Good Sitters This Sturdy Pla>sSouse . . . WOULD MAKE JUNIOR STAY IN LINE

U. N. Shuns Spain By H. I. PHILLIPS NSIDE REASON why the Ameri­ GRIDDERS ARE SITTERS So there. Junior! Behave your­ ficulty associating "Rock-a-bye sitter. Even in a home where the can delegation to the United Na­ self while momsy and popsy are at Baby” and "Sleep, Pretty One, kiddies are sure to get rambunc­ Lou Little, famous Columbia foot­ the theater tonight or else develop Sleep” with “Block that kick!” and tious a crack gridiron man can de-' Itions abstained from voting on ball coach, has appealed for jobs Spain was because Mrs. Eleanor some fast off-tackle plays. “Hit that line hard!” They found it tect the signals, sense the trick! for football players as baby sitters. • hard to think of a husky fullback plays and stop the formations. Un­ TF YOU’VE made up your mind Roosevelt threatened to denounce ■ “It is no gag,” he says. “I wiU as the best person to !;iandle kids less, of course, he is in one of those.; * to build a playhouse (it happens the state department publicly if it Reactions to football players as personally guarantee that any of who made up their own rules as the homes where there are so manyj to every father) give some thought voted for Franco. my players will prove 100 per cent baby sitters have been varied. At evening went along. children they use the double platoon.' to its use in later years. If you Warren Austin, the U.S. delegate, dependable.” first thought, many parents had dif- _•_ system. was all set to vote for sending am­ * • • make it too small, your children bassadors back to Spain when Mrs, It did not seem to mother will outgrow it. If you make it too Roosevelt found out about it. that when she asked, “Do yon Why Fans Go Mad large they won’t feel it was built SHUT-IN think the baby is all right?” These days in the video belts' exclusively for their use. The play­ Immediately she telephoned she would find comfort in house illustrated is the happy secretary ot state Aeheson and where baseball games and horse ‘S'lace %A'ol/ father’s answer, “Yes, my medium—it measures 12 feet by gave him her very blunt views dear. Remember that our baby races are broadcast the same after­ noon are proving pretty hectic to 8 feet. It’s a little house with pos­ on getting cozy with a dictator sitter for tonight booted the ■ W AKED to a day of darkness and cold rain, spoirts fans. Trying to follow both sibilities for a long and useful life. who had played ball with Hitler longest punt in the 1918 sea­ It is one every child will never and Mnssolini during the war. I said, "Would that the hours were paSt and the s o n !” is doing the American nervous! system no good. We found ourself forget. The front can be left open Any move to embrace him, But on more sober reflection most day gone.” shouting, “Slide ya big bum!” at a to the floor, or storm windows Mrs. R. told Aeheson, would people decided that, children being j The wet boughs in the wild wind lashed the pane, horse the other day and yelling, may be used to close it in during only embarrass the truly demo­ the problems they are when mom bad weather. Later, as the child cratic nations ot western and pop are out, it might be reas­ “Stop pullin’ his head off,” at a I The flowers were sodden splotches upon the lawn. ballplayer. grows, it can be furnished as a Europe and play into the hands suring to know that they are in "Would that the night were here and the hours _»_ clubhouse for the neighborhood of the Communist propaganda the hands of a baby sitter coached youngsters. machine at a critical time in through!” in a rugged school and with a good It is all quite confusing. To see world affairs. record for victory, on fields wet or both sports, a video addict has to Sena 60c for Pattern No. 100 to I Restless, my heart aied out, and then there came dry. be pretty fast on the switches. In EAS1-BIL1> PATTERN COMPANY Aeheson seemed impressed with -__•_ a stirring ball game it is quite a; Dept. W> Pleasantville. N.' T. laycty Mrs. Roosevelt’s argument and IA sudden shaft of sun and a Sain of blue, tric k tuning out- a t the proper mo-i suggested as a compromise that Kids are quick to recognize au­ Colonial S Catching the cunained darkness like a flame. thority. They know when they are ment to catch the horses all set ini "5 \v:ii :=dd a the American delegation abstain the starting gate. And in an espe-j Softwood in Demand when the vote came up. He further up against heavy odds. In the man­ vo:;r kitcr.eii. I And there was firelight dancing upon the hearth; ner and actions of a university grid dally inaportant horse race split-! . Only half of the world’s total :or per- promised to issue a statement second judgment is necessary in' blasting Franco as a dictator star, they sense power, speed, de­ forest area is made up of softwood .'.nve the j There was a small book weighted with golden lore; termination and the old “do or die” deciding when to tune out of the [ and .created with the help of Hitler and horse oval and into the ball park. and temperate hardwood forests, doer j A song rode in on the wind-waves of the earth; sp irit. 1 ;i back- Mussolini, which he later did. This __•__ _*_ yet these forests supply 91 per [satisfied Mrs. Roosevelt and she A neighbor breafted the Storm to reach my door. He liked a horse on which Arcaro cent of all the timber cut and has said nothing more about the Few children will try to sit was announced as the jockey. “Ar- im atter. I A beloved voice came to me over the wire, np until midnight listening to used. Tropical hardwoods furnish sv.'.c:-. ;Il;:r;:rn- : And there was a letter from many a mile avray. the radio If the baby sitter is caro!” he exclaimed. “That’s poor the remaining 9 per cent. v:r.« :;r.;shing Senatorial Triangle all-American material. judgment. They pitched him yes­ I Shut-in? My heart was ashamed of its desire; » terday.” The two women who are fighting • jover Sen. Harry Cain, Republican It would have missed so much had it missed today. Baby is not going to whip out IvT-rn LKWOHK of Washington actually came face the airgun around 9:30 and take Then while the race track an­ CLASSIFIED 1 ’'.ifnirt in. some pot shots at the old woman ■,.r p..:urn. to face the other day. nouncer was chatting on generali­ • Mrs. Cain, who was put on notice across the courtyard, knowing that ties, Elmer dove back into the base­ DEPARTMENT by her husband in a public press a great broken field runner is on ball channel. The home team had conference that he was divorcing w atch. a man on second, one out and a big BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. her, nevertheless turned the other hitter up. It added to his pulse beat F O R s a l e :—Well-equipped ice cream No kid is going to howl for a parlor. Priced at sacrifice for quick sale. cheek and went to the hospital to and general confusion. “Come on!” Write or call Wm. J. Fogle, 931 Pearl St.. visit the sick senator. cooky if it can see in the eyes of he yelled, “Don’t go wide on the Oranircbtirir. S. C. Phone 12HI-M.______the ba% sitter the never-yield-an- AT INVENTOniT fully equipped radio While there. Miss Mary Hall, a turns. Ya can’t lose at the weights!” shop with large sales room. In excellent fctians inch spirit of a football man around location. Low overhead. J. E. Lowe, senate secretary who may marry phone 748. P. O. Box 807. Marietta. Ga. Senator Cain after the divorce, also whose end no opponent made any Back to the ponies he switched, l-.iJc, "As brown progress in two seasons. FOR SALE arrived for a visit. __*__ just in time. The horses broke as ONE good six*ton ice plant and grist mill one. Elmer liked something called near Chipley, Ga. Priccd right. I'.esning o: wan- ______Roy Askew. Chlpley. Ga.______The sudden meeting was too All in all, parents should feel Mike’s Pride. “Atta baby,” ha much for Mrs. Cain and she easy with a football star as a baby cried, “You got your stuff todayl”' HELP WANTED—MEN color oi most lashed out at Miss Hall for M EN WANTED to organize motion pic­ I born? stealing the senator’s affec­ ture circuits in theatrelcss communities. liglitning be- tions. “You may have the The Good pay. Pleasant work. Attention G. E. Ker? Dean, Ideal. 53 Auburn Ave., N.E.» game,” she sizzled, “hut you’ll By Atlanta. G e o r g ia . ______I. Smith's cam- never get the name.” MACHINERY & SUPPLIES Later both women cooled off and ffC SMILING LOSER Richord H. Wilkinson iion ATTENTION users of South Bend. Atlas, Iwers Walked out . of the hospital to­ Craftsman. Logan etc. lathes. If you want Corner to use drills up to VU“. reamers up to gether. threading dies up to or more The Cain divorce is supposed to in your tailstock, write for information travel. W IRBY FOUND the girl seated on at sight of Polly Hayden talkmg on our new Oversize Taiistock Spindle become fin a l on Ju n e 14. The frightened. “Oh, yon shouldn’t that makes—without any alterations—a ^ a n upturned box behind the sta­ with his stable boy. have! Kirby, yon shouldn’t! *3 out of your Morse tailstock. and travels faster lawyer who is handling the matter that holds your tools with the tang, pre­ for Senator Cain in Tacoma, Wash., By INEZ GERHARD bles crying. He hesitated, feeling You’ll never be able—I mean, venting *‘spin.'* Tool Service Co.. Box awiiward, then said: • t j e R EYES blazed at him. “So! 10265. Tampa 9, Fla.______is Ed Eisenhower, Ike’s brother. you love horses. Any one can New Vork." C Y HOWARD, at 31 is at the top ^ The good loser. The man who see that. You loved I’m-a- SAWMILIv—Frick 00. Gang edger, and in his second career. Four “Hello. Anything wrong?” can lose everything, who will have MM 100 HP Power Unit for sale either Rent Control Battle R un n in ’.” complete or separately. Used very lit« years ago he was a successful ac­ She looked up quickly, apprais­ to spend the rest of his life paying tie. guaranteed excellent condition. A The legislatures of Alabama, tor; he played the lead in “Storm ingly. “No, please go away.” his racing debts and still smile! “Not half as much as I love you,” good buy whether you use it or re-sell it. Texas, Nebraska and Florida now Hugh W. Patnam, Hickory, N. C. Phone Operation” on Broadway. Now a Instead, Kirby Oh, what a fool I’ve been!” he told her soberly. He put his arm 4S31 or 3-8R0I. are considering bills introduced by around her. “You believe that, writer and producer of radio shows squatted on his “Wait a minute! Listen!” He ET BAV BOV real estate interests to abandon MISCELLANEOUS —“My Friend Irma,” “Life with caught at her arm but she jerked don’t you? You must believe it.” rent control. Q-Minute heels. “You OUKl'SIIO UVU9C A MIU». .9«1 V C .iWViXCjr Wi |/ivv — S-THOUGH Luigi,” and a new one, “The Pri­ away. He followed her out to her “Darling, of course I do. And— en quality Kraftmaster, Inside and out> vate Lives of Eddie and Anne”— O Fiction I am glad that you’re gomg to be side. White and all colors—also floor en­ 'PUSH ANV SOLD One of the public-opinion some money on car. “You’ve got to listen,” he said amel. dark and light gray, and white en­ he is also an associate director, pro­ a respectable lawyer, only—only—” amel. Oiily S2.65 gallon. 4 gallon case gimmicks put out by some of that last race. desperately, getting in beside her. ducer and writer of motion pic­ “Only what?” SIO.OO, 5 cases $9.50 each, shipped by the real estate boys is that a Black Fox fooled every one by not “I only did it because I thought it freight or express same day order re-' tures. “My Friend Irma” is his “Well, sometime, after we’ve ceived. Return if not satisfactory. Samet jstate can temporarily get rid ' coming in. I lost too.” would make you feel better. And Salvage Co.« Dept B», High Point, N. C. cf rent control, then later re­ first one. “Marie Wilson steals the it worked. I meant it when I said been respectable for a good long store it—under the rent act re­ show,” he assured me; but a mo- “I suppose I’m a baby to cry, I was through with racing. I’ve while, we’ll buy another horse, TRAVEL GNb WHIFF cently passed by Congress. but I couldn’t help it. I—we— sold I’m-a-Runnin’ to Colonel Strat­ won’t we? A horse as great as GOING TO NEW YORK father and I staked everything on I’m-a-Rimnin’? Because—we both For Hotel Reservation Write Dept E. OF r U 7 v m i However, this is not the case. ton. Look!” He held out the bill New York Hotel Accommodation Service, Black Fox. Then that terrible I’m- of sale and the check. love horses, don’t we?” Box 47, Radio City Station, New York 19. \iOCK W M C O iP l The rent-control act passed by con­ a-Runnin’, who nobody thought had She stared at him round-eyed, "We do,” Kirby agreed joyfully. F O R RENT—4 mos. S750.C0. Five-bedroom gress categorically and definitely a chance, bad to win.” house near ocean. Norma Senn. Wilbur- bars ,=ny reinstatem ent of federal By-the-Sea. Daytona Beach. Fla. Ph. 093;<. She hestitated, dabbing at her *‘Flsbing Vacation*'—Modern waterfront rent control if a state or city once housekeeping cottages: private beach, ■fiOUSEKOLD eyes. He seemed like a nice young dock, free rowboats, good fishing, free votes to decontrol. In other words, folder; S13-S20 per week; JaylU Cottages; |!y-.vii\c against if a state or city once breaks away man. And she did so want com­ LAST WEEK'S Box 1361. Stuart. Florida. lqv:itoc>,nioths from the rent-control program it pany and to talk . . . **3 COOL, well equipped apts., 1 and 2 ANSWER ^ bedrm. apt. in country club section. Sum­ lop.-n''.on housc- can never come back again. m m m piiile mer months-duplex-sun deck car porte. He discovered her name was Mrs. Helen Robertson. 1137 Drew St.» Icontains active Polly Hayden. The next day he Clearwater, Fla.” Atomic Contracts VSaiSQ □□□!! Ic/’. knockdown called' at her house and met B a a s Q a a a kUl. Painstaking, persevering Sen. Joe her father, a jolly faced old ACROSS DOWN 19. Organ of WANTED TO BUY 1; .-t’ Keep □ BQ D □□□□ I often tor more O’Mahoney of Wyoming has been gentleman with white walrus 1. A pen 1. Opportunity hearing HAVE PARTY INTERESTED in buying applying the scourge to big monop­ 2. Rowing QI3DD [3Q a water Grist mill, preferably in Ga. Iforuble living. moustaches. 5. Movable 21. Anger I3E1B BinQQiaQD Write J. B. Dnnbar. bkr.; 507 Peters olies for years. Now he has come part of a implement 22. Soaks flax SE3QQ QQ [!]□ Bldg.. Atlanta, Ga. “We really shouldn’t feel so table top 3. Potpourri 24. Grate lv / 2 K, T riS up with revealing information on QQBSQ-.DDDQQ the way big corporations handle badly,” Polly told her father after 9. A circle 4.AtUtudi. 28. Hint □ S Q Q big contracts with the government. C Y HOW ARD the introductions were over. “Kirby Of light nizes 29. Source of DoaaQDia hqq Keep Posted on Values lost a lot more than we and he 10. Odd S. Larva of light aU C lQ In 1946 the atomic energy com­ meat later, “John Lund is wonder­ mission signed a contract with isn’t complaining at all.” (Scot) eye-thread- 30. Divisions By Reading tfie Ads ful; steals the show.” He said the 11. Capital worm of plays QOaQ ISiaQQ General Electric for atomic energy That night Polly and Kirby had □I1I3Q BBBQ same of Dean Martin and Jerry dinner at a little inn out on the (Fr.) 6. Sea 31. Decorated, work at Hanford, Wash., and Lewis—but didn’t mention that he 'F U r TODAY! • Tamiami traiL 12.Cbmer eagle as leather Anstrar With M-G-M shooting sequences himself in the law business. You symbolism place of 38. Glossy- 46. Type jit Aid For tric for salaries, training of per. for “Adam’s Rib” all around New just can’t hang out a shingle in 18. Frozen colony of surfaced measures sonnel, etc. 'York pretty girls wearing dark M iami and expect btisiness at once. water rooks slllc fabric 48.KetUe '/FUWORSi Meanwhile, Senator O’Ma­ ^sses learned to avoid crowds; But he didn’t offer the informa­ 20. Evening m i s , O u t s , parties honey points out that it has be- ithe interested spectators suspected tion. The next day he hired an office 1 % s 6 7 |ic aid In relieving £ome a common practice of on Flagler street, then called up 23. Close by r- fttort of cxicrnaUy .them of being movie actresses. 25. Metallic M C U I C ^ Iritations and afara« the atomic energy commission Judy Holliday, one of the principals, Col. Stratton and asked that racing rock 9 to 1 Jis, minor surface to get around congressional ap­ kept right on in her play. “Bom enthusiast to meet him at Hialeah. n lL V fO sleep all night! ■iruiscs, use Grays 26. Music Wa i Tho i flteep undisturbed because ol I Mcdicated to cling. propriations by authorizing .Yesterday,” during the shooting. “Colonel,” he said over a sand­ note II \Z It oews that their being awakened nigbt after blanket contracts in such a way wich and coffee an hour later, “I’m night from bladd€r vritation—nol the ;Tom Ewdl, just through with a 27. Fraudulent i kidnegi. Let’s hope so! That's a condition Foley that Congress cannot judge 'play, is now back in Hollywood. going to take you up on the offer schemes 14 15 17 ^Ila« usually wueti/ atlay within wiktiiti tra24 uvuio.houre. miuvcSince blad­vwu- their validity. you made me for I’m-a-Rtuuiin’. (slang) der iniuUonini* is ’------so prevalent* * and Foley Pills “so M WfZt potent Foley Pills must benefit you within 24 In the current year, for instance, Another Metro picture, the He’s yours fo r $50,000.” 30. Close to 18 Z2 or DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK. 32. Girl’s E . 24-hour test. Cet Foley Pills from drug* the commission has contract ap­ musical “On the Town,” has The colonel stared, “Now W i24 25 2« .. Full satisfacUoa or DOUBLE YOUft propriations of 600 million dollars heen shooting in New York. All wait a minute, Elrby, Has the nickname ONEY BACK. and congress has no way of know­ six principals—G e n e Kelly, horse died or broken a leg or 33. True % i 36. Pennies 17 28 ' 29 ing what it’s all about. Frank Sinatra, Jules Mnnshln, something?” 39. Present Ann M iller, Vera-EUen and Bet­ 10 MSI ZZ 51 34 OT i t m i f m m Britisii Gomproinise “Nothing of the sort,” Kirby time F0IIEX7RA ty Garrett, worked two days at laughed. “I’m quitting racing for 40. High, flie Brooklyn navy yard. S7 g m m MOROLINE |(ICH£S AiiD PAIRS OF American Ambassador Leighton good. It’s no business for an ener­ craggy hill 36 3S PETROJLEUM JELUY Stuart in China is mad as a hornet getic young lawyer to be wasting 41. Sweet potato b f ^ m T i s i v i Cast in a minor role in “Riding AO 4.1 AZ ns-Lur^SAGO at the British for trying to make a his time at. I hired an office this 43. Exist WNU—7 23-49 deal with the Chinese Communists High,” Dorothy Barrett sang a m o rning.” 44. Cut M song for members of the cast dur­ 44 4S 47 48 behind his back. 47. An ungulate *'OH!I THAT BOBBID BELCHING.' Without telling Stuart a word, ing a break; Director Frank Capra They went out to the stables and (C.Am.)i British representatives talked with ,heard her and chose her to sing looked at I ’m-a-Runnin’. The colonel 49. Kind of 49 60 couldn’t understand it, but he wrote cheese the Chinese Communists twice. By with Bing. She has appeared in 0 i accident Stuart has discovered that several Broadway productions and his check fo r $50,000 and the papers 50. MeUl SI »2 what the British have proposed is :was vocalist for Vaughn Monroe’s were passed. Conscious of a queer 51. Lairs ‘M ,band for six months before entering sensation in the pit of his stomach, 52. Snares '120-5mail Size 60c this: If the Chinese Communists films. Her next step up is a fea- Kirby headed back for the stables Lt as girected* let the British keep Hong Kong, the PUZZLE NO. 2 p Mill cn ol piice British government then will be 'tured role in “Copper Canyon," for a last farewell. Outside I’m-a- Stomach and the Runnin’s stall he stopped dead still ! change. Stimu- pSOSViLLE 4. FLOtllOA willing to recognize the Reds. Technicolor western. rerence. It worka. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE N. C.. JUNE 15. t949

LOOKING FINE l^ATCH REPAtmC DAVIE BRICK ATTENTION FARMERS! A ff£ A D I YOUR WATCH IS A PRECIOUS INSTRUMENT. COMPANY POULTRY LOADING tv GEORGE S. BENSON Why not buy the best in material and vporfcmanship when We W ill Buy Every Thursday Morning From PusiitHt—MtrdiHj Cctteje DEALERS ;iN Scttta, you have them repaired. School trained with six years ex­ 8 A. M.. To 11 A. M. perience, I oflfer the best that money w ill buy. In Front Of E. P. Fosters Cotton Gin Your Poultry How’s Britain Now? First Class Work And By An Expert Repairman. GOOD COAL Current news reports siiggest that HIGHEST Market prices paid the British are still having a tough Free Estimate Given On Examination O f Watch Day Phone 194 - Nigrht Fhonc 119 time, though things seem a little bet­ Mocksville. N. C SALISBURY POULTRY CO. ter with them lately. Actually, it is Salisbnry, N. C high time for signs of recovery. How If. C. POPLIN much better off England would be right now—how much sooner she HOROLOGIST W A T C H M A N would have come out of the kinks 716 M idland Ave Mocksville, N. C. if she had kept safe her traditional Walker Funeral Home freedoms—that no one knows. But AMBULANCE SERVICE if the English mind and spirit come out of these dangerous experiences DAY ORINIGHT unscathed, it w ill surely be a miracle. (There are those who will give P h o n e 4 8 more credit for improvements to the Mocksville, N. C The Marshall Plan and to the generosity of the American taxpayer than they w ill to Britain’s labor government.) The sad thing about it is that the Englishman is still the worse off, Davie Record having given up much of his heritage of freedom and liberty. Mess of Pottage The swap has netted a poor mess of pottage indeed. England’s experi­ Has Been Published Since 1899 ence is the lesson of the century for America. There was the dentist, for example, who took his own life be­ cause he found it impossible to oper­ ate his office as the government or­ dered. His suicide note cited too 49 Years many forms to be filled out for the government and declared he could not do his work and the red-tape too. What about small business? Take Others have come and gone-yout filling stations (petrol there). From a London newspaper: “After two years of deliberations, a committee county newspaper keeps going. of 13 men has reported to the gov­ ernment on the technical considera­ Sometimes it has seemed hard to tions which should govern the num­ ber, capacity, and distribution of make ‘'buckle and tongue” meet but petrol stations.” Imagine! That is the result, when people hand over soon the sun shines and again we their individual initiative to govern­ m ent. Sylvester Says: How to Make Tea “ 100 years is march on. Our faithful subscribers, Under the heading “First Warm s long time to I the Teapot,” an item in a British w ait for a house, most of whom pay promptly, give us newspaper advises that the food m in­ but by building istry is sending out an expert who 500,000 p u b lic courage and abiding faith in our will visit restaurants in Tottenham h o u s in g units and educate the restaurant staffs on per year it would fellow man. the subject of how to make tea! As take the govern­ if by now, the English people have ment 100 year* not learned to make tea. to place every “low-income” Ameri­ Some of these seem a bit ridicu­ jLIVESTOCK h e a l t h o d d it ie s can family in government public If your neighbor is not taking The lous. They are. Like the report of housing.” demands for “free” wigs having The average earnings of families Record tell him to subscribe. The risen imder socialized medicine to now living in public “subsidized” m ore than 200 a week—at a cost of housing is $2,200. There are ap­ price is only $1.50 per year 'in the m ore than $4,000,000 yearly. I t is re­ proximately 20 million American ported also that “Application Order families with incomes no higher State, and $2 00 in other states. No. 2” will entitle hairless men and than that. women to the nationalized wig clean­ On the basis of $2,200 a year in ­ ing and dressing service, once every come, more than half the families two months. From cradle to grave, in the U. S. qualify for a home in indeed! a government housing unit. When You Come To Town Liberty in Flight B ut most .A.merican families In Froxfield, England, K. J. Kil- haven’t learned how helpless they lord was building a house. He want­ are, for, according to U. S. Cefisus Make Our Office Your ed a round hall window in his new figures, over one-half of our fami­ home. But the “area planning com­ lies with incomes below $1,000 per mittee” said no; the window must be year already own their own homes. Headquarters. rectangular. “A round window would be out of place in a rural area,” the Diesel Replaces ‘Iron Ho . sc panel declared. Commented Kilford; "There is no individual liberty to­ Approximately one-fifth of the We Are Alwavs Glad To day.” That happened in England. total weight of a modern diesel The whole British story of snarl­ electric locomotive consists of cop­ ing bureaucracy may remind read­ per and copper-base alloys. This See You. ers of wartime experiences in Amer­ figure is many times the amount ica. It indicates, too, that govern­ of copper and its alloys contained ment control clashes with individual to a »team locomotive—the roman­ freedom. Shall we in America be tic “iron horse” that has served able to keep our freedom? the nation’s railroads faithfully for over a century, ever since the Tom Hav« yon heard Or. Benson and the THE EQUIVALENT Thumb, built by Peter Cooper in radio drama "Land of the Free”T B a t t le DEMORNiws-aM Cheek your local station for time. OF 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 1829, was given a trial run in Sep­ NOW B I PAINLESS-^ tember of that year. Finally the “iron horse” is being turned out # FOR RENT # VETER'.MARIANS CAM T-BONE STEAKS Brake Accidcnis Lead IS DESTROYED ANNUALLY to green pastures as most of t!;e SPACE IN THIS PAPER An ICC analysis of mechanical B1£)CK TH£ N ERVE. V\S -laajor railro ads of the country ti/-r BY THE CATTLE DISEASE defect accidents of motor carriers ) diesel electric !o(-^n'.oti'. e« i- Will Arrange To Suit during 1947 revealed that as in pre­ DENTISTS b l o c k ; THE .B U C K L E G r. jih freigh t anH - ■ vious years brake defects were re­ NERVe TDABADTCX>m. GOOD NEIGHBORS—PRICES TO sponsible for more accidents than American Poundation for Anima! Health any other type. Tire failures are Fir yOUR BUSINESS second in number and result in the most property damage. It showed also that mechanical defect acci­ ONE FARM TRAGEDY THAT IS PllBVENTABlE dents are continually increasing ht number but are decreasing as a per­ centage of all motor carrier acci­ dents. LET U S D O YOUR JOB PRINTING NEW MONEY FOS YOUR OLD THINGS Tib DitotM tan U m n , We can save you money PhM, RadHMeH^Teali, leeB«n,«aa W •<* on your A vaNT a» If taif MEwsPArea ^ ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BILL Opportunitys Knocks {; HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. Patronize your home newspaper and thereby help build up your

More than 200,000 new:iwspaperbi*boys . home town and county. m rt- demonstrating the “Spirit of America” this month by distributing HEAD th« 12 million S. Savings Bonds folders to as many American homes. Tliey will THE DAVIE RECORa be carrj-ing opportunity right lo your door, calling attention lo the U. S. Sav­ ings Bonds “Opportunity Drive” May l^Jun e 30. They will eimlain how you American Foundation for Animal Health -He a l :- can turn S75 into tlOO in only ten yean and how easy it is to enroll on either Ihe Payroll Savings Plan where yon work or if self-employed, the Bond-a-Monlh Plan where you bank. THEY W OULD READ YOUR AD However you arrange it, yon Win either NEXT WEEK: ANOTHER BIBLE LESSON TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE way. Enroll NOW.V£. Trmtitrv Dnartmmt , The Davie Record DAVIE COUNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER-THE PAPER THE PEOPLE READ

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1 NEWS OF LONG AGO What Are You P ro o f W anted SIxty-Two Cities Collset REASON ENOUGH Seen Along Main Street n AMERCICAN fUm producer T INillion InParlclncFeet By The Street Rambler. What Was Happening In Da- was selecting a chief for his P ark in g m eter incom es in 62 large 000000 Living For? Ascenario staff. The producer’ ii»-cities averaged m ore th a n $74 je r vie Before Parking Meter* that the successful applicant machine last year according to the Mrs. Cecfl Little discussing ball Rev W. e . Isenbour. HiSh Pmnt. N. C. R4 be a college graduate. H* Municipal Finance Officers asso­ game—^Bank clerk walking around And Abbreviated Skirts. We are not resnnnsible for com :ed with favour upon one appU- ciatio n. it, and asked if he had had • the square looldng sleepy—Bobby (Davie Record, June i 8 , 4924) ing into this world, but are respon. Citing a recent survey of dties Honeycutt carrying cold drinks lUege education. The answer w as over 100,000 population with park­ the affirmative. Lint cotton is 29.20. sible for the wav we live and how ing meters, by the Chicago depart­ across M ain street—W ayne Lakey C. L. Thompson made a busl- we go out. This responsibility is “ Show m e your dip lo m a,” da- ment of purchases and the Nation­ manded the producer. wearing a broad smile—Miss Cyn­ ness trip to Hleb Point Wednesday. great and solemn. How are we al Institute of Governmental Pur- thia Clement walking around the The applicant tried to explain ,chasing, inc., the association notes F. L. Foster, of Spencer, was In treating it? What are you living that it was not customary for col­ that the 62 municipalities reported square with a friend—^Miss Cor­ toivo Wednesday atterooon. for? As for may part I am living lege graduates to carry diplomas receipt of 7.1 million dollars from around with them. nelia Hendricks niodeling red hats Mrs. Mildred Mooney, of David, for God and my followmen. 95,466 m eters la s t year. Cost per “Well, then,” demanded the pro­ m eter in 1,000 lots, delivered and in department store—Negro, m on' son, spent the week.«nd in town Every person should have a pnr- ducer with a slight sneer, “say me installed, ranged from $58 to $76.50 key and old truck rolling slowly with relatives." tJose that is good, great and worth a big word.” —an average cost of less tiian the down Main street—^Misses Mary average annual income. Miss Willie Click, of Hickory, while. No one shontd live for the EXPOSED Jane Eidson, Carol Johnstone and spent last and part of this week In wrong purpose. When one’s life is Minneapolis’ average receipt from its 2,100 m eters was $166.67 Letde Lindsay Sheek motoring town, the guest of her sister, Mrs. given to God fully we know that while neighboring St. Paul realized around town—Mrs. Eugene Seats C, F. Stroud. he aims high, plans well and has a an average of $113.12 from each of carrying beautiful flowers down its 1,340 machines. Dayton aver­ Miss Flossie Martin, who has purpose that fs worthy to live by aged $108.92 per m eter, Long Beach Main street—^lohn Ijamesand Bob been teachine in the Winston.Sal. and die by. Cal.—$107.31 and South Bend, Ind. “I see you farmers raise hogs al­ Dyson resting in front of fum i' em high school, returned home —$106.67. most exclusively here. Do you find Are you living merely to merely they pay better than com or pota­ ture store -Parson hurrying down last week. exists Do you aim higher than Maintenance cost, including labor, Main street minus coat, vest and repairs and collections, averaged toes?” Misses Rachel. Clara and Doro. inst the temporal things of life? $6.99 per year for each m achine. “Well, no, but you see, stranger, hat—Bride and groom meander­ thy Hone>ctitt, of Alb<‘niarle, were Only 33 of the 68 reporting cities harwgs don’t evah require no Does your heart and soul, mind hoein’.” ing across (he square carrying bag enests of Miss Katherine Minor and spirit rise heavenward and gave comparable answers to this query. o f groceries—W oodrow H ow ell last week. Godward, or do you confine your­ Clogging by foreign matter was depositing cash in parking meter D. G. GrubKs has moved his self onlv to the things of time and the chief cause of parldng meter Leads in Conununity Forests —Mary Nell Allen coming out of family from Wilkesboro street to of life this world? What are you trouble listed by the cities. Bent Wisconsin has more land in “com­ dental parlor—Mrs. Mack Kim­ coins, slugs and vandalism also munity” forests than all the rest of his new home near the graded living for? took their toll of the machines. the nation put together, according brough, Jr., trying to find dress school buildincr. Many people seem to live only In total collections, Oaldand. Cal., to a recent report of the U. S. for­ pattern. R. C. Foster, of Fork, who ha.« for themselves. They want every iranked firs t w ith $380,000 from 4,- est service. Community forests, in 1351 meters. Runner-up in coUec- Forest service terminology, include been a student at Wake Forest thing that is earthly to come their cojmty forests, although Wisconsin .tions were M inneapolis—$350,000, Oar County And College, has returned there to take way. They desire to take in, but Denver—$327,897 from 5,057 m eters, practice usually is to place the two and San Diego—$323,00') from 4,450 in separate categories. It is Wis­ a special summer course. have no interest in giving out. consin’s vast acreage of coimty for­ meters. Mr*. Bruce Craven, of Trinity, Deep-rooted selfishness never makes ests which puts it far in the lead. Social Security and Mrs. A. M McGlammerv, of for greatness, ncr for peace, joy According to the report, Wisconsin has 2,387,416 acres in com m unity By Mrs. Ruth G. Dufiy, Manager. Greensboro, are euests of their and bapniness. It never makes for An actress on tour became tired pf paying railway fares for her Ticlc-Free Sheep Pay Off; forests com pared w ith 2,026,534 for Gne question asked fraquently father, M. R. Chaffln. blessing others, nor for the glorv of the rest of the nation, or a total of small dog, so she bought a basket Eat Less, Bring More Casli at any Social Security Field Office with ventilation holes. 4,413,950 for the U nited States. As Misses Grace, Elizabeth, Marea* God. nor for heaven. More lambs, heavier lambs, more On the first occasion when she at­ to num bers of community forests, is this one: “Does everyone who ret and Master Charles Eaton, of and better quality wool, as well as Men who thirst for money and tempted to use it, the ticket collec­ without regard to area, Wisconsin the need for less feed, are the rea­ has a Social Security Card get Winston Salem, are enests of their riches, or for the thines of this tor at the station barrier asked what has 109 of the 3,113 in the nation. sons expressed by Colorado sheep­ benefits?” annt, MIs's Blanche Eaton. world, often do so by making the was in the baslcet. men who adopted a sheep tick con­ That Got Him Simply owning a Social Security John Koontz, of Route i, who “Hat," replied the actress, and lives of others hard Thev teek to went on to the platform. trol program last year, reports Dr. A. A, Goodman, extension veter­ Card does not in itself guarantee has been verv ill for some time, is feather fheir nest my making the Before she had proceeded many A bumptious fellow was giving inarian, Colorado A & M college. that you will get retirement bene­ much better and was able to, come nests of those abont them thorny. yards, she was recalled by the grinr evidence in a police court. Colorado sheep producers who “You say you stood up?” asked fits at 65 or later, or that yout fam ­ to town Mondav, ning ticket collector, who, po inty Tbev live to eratifv the carnal de­ to a stimip of fuzzy tail which sprayed or dipped their sheep with tbe magistrate. “I said,” retorted the conceited ily will receive benefits if you die, Rufus G. Koontz. of Few York, sires of the flesh. Their interests wagged joyously from one of the a suspension of DDT last year re­ one, "that I stood. If one stands one whatever your age. A ny benefits ventilation holes, remarked; “You’ll port they saw a marked improve­ is spendine several davs with home oenter only in this world, not heav. must stand up. There’s no other have to pay for that one with the ment in the condition of their paid to you or to your survivors folks near Kappa.- Mr. Koontz is way of standing.” cn. He who does not think nor feathers.” sheep. Also, at shearing time this "Oh, isn’t there?” repUed the depend on how long you have an old Davie boy who has made nrcpare for anything boyond t^ snjoyea it , me year they found a material reduc­ magistrate. "Pay two pounds for worked on jobs that are covered good as an electrical engineer. shores of time certainly lives ti our little visit.” He hesitated. “You tion in the tick population com- ^ pared to that of a year ago. contempt of court — and stand by the Socid Security Act. Mr. and Mrs. Travis E., McDan. low. Hiscottrse isdownward. Tb are new in town, aren’t you?” y; They are repeating the applica- dow n!” As you know all kinds of work iel and little son. of Washington, end will he outer dorkness forevei^ "Comparatively,” I said. “It’s a mighty nice town. Folks are all tj tion of DDT again this year in order are n o t covered. I t is easy to see D. C., are snendin? three week.* like yourself. Beady and willing to j 3 to fiurther reduce the tick infesta­ that many persons who have ac­ with relatives and friends on Ronte lend a hand when help is needed.” tion in their flocks, adds Goodman. Uncle Sam Says Can^t Take It I smiled happily. “The fact that «ByCks, says the veterinarian, are count number cards, will have 3. Mr. McDaniel is in the V. S. laiow your name, Prince Alexan. tj.a costly pest for Colorado ^eep- worked at least some time on jobs mail service between Washington The Economy drfve in Congress ler, proves a little theory of my » men. They lower the vitality of covered by the Act, yet won’t get and Hamlet. that stajted bravely to cnt five per w n.” animals, retard gains, and lower the quality and quantity of wool. benefits because they worked most Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Moore re. cent from every appropriation hill FAIR ENOUGH When ewes are sheared, ticks of the time on jobs that are not tnrned last Sunday from Rochester, is fl«>oring ring on the same old lose their protective covering and The class was having a general covered. Minn , where Mrs. Moore spent rock that has wrecked every at. practically all of the ticks migrate knowledge lesson. The master to lambs. When lambing has been Let’s look at the occupations not the past month faking treatment at tempt to rednce Federal exDense.s. tamed to Jenkins, noted for the completed a practical tick control eovered by Social Security. All the Mayo hospital. Her friends The very senators who were ease with which he wriggled out program is to dip or spray the of tight comers. types of farm work are left out of wish for her a comnlete recovery. loudest in their demands for econo- lambs with DDT suspension about “What is ratio?” 10 days or two weeks after shear­ this Old Age and Survivors In­ Work on the hard-surface road my and most viclferons in their “Ratio,” replied Jenkins, “is ing. When dipping is practiced, surance; domestic work in private between this city and Winston.Sal' oroniises that expenses would be cut proportion.” four pounds of wettable 50 per cent “But what is proportion?” homes is left out; work for city, em. is proeressing rapidly. The have yielded to the old locfll pres­ DDT powder to 100 gallons of water “Why, sir, proportion is ratio.” is recommended. county, State or Federal Govern­ concrete has been laid for about sures to promote projects in cheir “Well, wbat are ratio and pro­ m ent is passed over; the self-em­ two mMes extending from near the own states, and then by trading portion?” can only answer one ques­ ployed are not under this insur­ Smith Grove consolidated school votes with other senators have con­ “ I Reflnishiflg Fnmiture tion at a time, sir,” replied Jen­ RefinisWng furniture is one job ance system; employees o f non­ building, almost to Cedar Creek trived to kill almost every efforr to kins, with cold dignity. that calls for plenty of work space profit institutions and organiza­ bridge. There is about six miles reduce the budget. and ventilation. Solvents to remove tions solely for religious or educa of road to build, which will be fin The House in passing the nine COULDN’T LOSE paint and vamish may be made at Flac Day, Jane 14, hold* signifi. home or bought ready-mixed. Com­ cance for every American. Under die tional purposes are barred. ished some time this fall, eiving us regular appropriation b'lls bad cut eadi cilicen mercial removers are generally waving Star* and Stripes In our country, no one is forced a hard.suiface road to the Twin* about $i billion from the totals, recommended, as they are more ef­ knows that he tlill powene* Ihe most but in the Senate many of these ficient. They can be purchased in cherished o f all ambitions— ^freedom to continue in the same employ­ Citv. and opportonitf. He also biom he cuts were resrored, and even in the paint stores or departments. If the can retain these Just so Iona as our ment. And, as he changes jobs, A marriage, uniting two families remover is liquid, shake the con­ House authority was granted to conntr]' is economicallr sonnd, and he he may come under Social Secur­ of prominence, was solemnized last tainer weU. “Lay” it on the furni­ Imotn to o that one o f die m ost effective ity only to leave that coverage evening at the home of the bride in various agencies to enter into more ture with a brush but do not brush methods ever devised to keep it strong contracts, so that the net result was it in. Let stand only until the old is an investment in U. S. Savings when he takes another job which Walkertown. when Miss Elizabeth Bonds. Your pareliase of Savings finish wrinkles or is soft; then lift is not covered. Sometimes he’s in Booe became the bride of John H. a reduction of less than a half a off the gummy substance with a Bonds strengthens not onlj jonr own MIHou io a total of more than $35 putty knife. Work with Hie grain economy but jonr country’s as well. and sometimes he’s om; there­ Clement, of Winston-Salem. Tbe If you are not now enrolled for Ibe billiou. of the wood and be careful not to Payroll Saving* Plan .where you work fore, sometimes he can get bene­ wedding was one of impressive and injure it. To remove the softened The particular bills on which or, if self-employed, the Bond-a-Monlh fits when he is 65 and retires and eleganj^simplicitv, only the inti finish from carvings and ttmied P la n at your bank, now is your BIG Stan. sometimes he cannot, which is al mate friends and relatives of the Senators asked for increases for When a company’s ace salesman surfaces, use a softwood stick. CHANCE to tfS , Treuaiy DepMUmeat so tm e o f survivors. two families being present. Mr. projects in their states were for riv. WM transferred from New York to ers and harbors and reclamation Chicago, his boss sent along a letter The Social Security Administra­ Clement is a former citizen of this explaining that while he was the PiaU n FUes Atlantic tion, as required by law. makes city, and has manv friends here funds company’s best salesman, he had A trans-Atlantic record for wild In determining these funds, the one serious vice—gambling. waterfowl may have been set by recommendations for imptoving who will be interested to learn of a yotmg pintail banded at Hamilton House committee first decides the ■When he arrived, liis new boss Old-Age and Survivors Insurance. his marriage. said, “Young man, I’m sorry to inlet, Labrador, by A. J. Reeve of FLOWERS gross amount to be appJopriatcd. the Wildlife Management institute’s The diief recommendation for Mrs. C. A Hall. 75. died at tbe hear th a t you like to^ gam ble. W hat Then tbe Armv corps of engineers do you bet on?” northeastern wildlife station. In­ the past several years has been to home of her daughter, Mrs Felix stead of joining other pintails Invites the Senatots to speak for “Anything,” answered the sales­ CUT FLOWERS extend the protection of O ld Age Hege, near Clemmons on Tuesday man. “For instance. I ’ll bet you $25 banded in the same trap, &is ad­ projects in their own state. venturous individual headed east and Survivors Insurance to all morning, following a ten days ill. that you have a mole on your right D ESIG N S shoulder.” and was shot only 21 days, later on gainfully employed persons and When these two funds were un the River Dart between Dartmouth ness of pneumonia. Mrs. Hal! was “I ’ll take that bet,” said the sales der discnpsiou this year, 70 Sena, and Totnes in South Devon, Eng­ POTTED PLANTS to increase this p ro t^o n against manager and peeled off his coat and bom at Aivance. on Feb. 6. I848. land. Its trap-mates were recovered tors, or more than seven out of ten shirt. The salesman paid off, and the loss o f income from o ld age and was married to Mr. Hall in along the Mississippi flyway. Orni­ SEE THEM AT asked for increases for projects in his new boss wrote New York about thologists cannot say whether this or death. 1870. Her husband’s death oc. ^e incident boasting that he had their own states. Many of these bird was a European pintail breed­ 1 will be in Mocksville on Wed­ curred in 1904 Three chiidren already taught tbe young man a were c.en who had argued most ing in Labrador or an American nesday, June 22, at the court survive, two sons and one daugb. lesson. pintail wintering in Europe since vehemently for cntting appropria­ In a few days he received this re­ er. Faoeral services were held on only the band was recovered from Davie Florist house, second floor, at 12:30 p. tions.— Charlotte Observer. ply: “He wins again. Before he left the hunter. At any rate, the inci­ __ I will also be in Cooleemee Thursday morning in the school he bet m e $200 that he would have dent provides a terse commentary Willcesboio St. Phone on the same date at the Erwin • dormitory at Clemmons, and burial We don't like to make X the shirt off your back five minutes J on the amoimt of energy wrapped 2 2 2 -W after he met you.” followed io Salem cemetery. markt after your name. in the leathers o f a w ild duck. Cotton Mills office at 11 a. m.

If" THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C. DEC ------W H Ifty News ANALYSIS------LIDICE: Practical Wren House Nothing at All Is Simple to Construct Administraliol Asks Vast Powers It was hard to tell where possible Communist machinations began and truth left off, but if the charges of In New Agricuitiire Sapport Plan; a Czech official that not one dollar of five million raised in the II. S. to rebuild Lidice was used, then the Labor Legislation Gets Priority American people and humanitarian- ism generally had taken the worst EDITOR’S NOTE: Wben opinions are expressed in these columns, they are those ol Two Big Questions Western Newspaper Union's new* analysts and not neeessarily of this newspaper.) rocking in years. Good Clean Pasture ■ pEPORE Secretary of State Ache- JAN VODICKA, secretary-gen­ Helps Poultry Men ® son left for Paris, he stopped by eral of the union of fighters for Capitol Hill for some last-minute freedom in Czechoslovakia, said the Home Grown Feeds parting advice, wliich will shed collection to rebuild the city razed Cut Operating Cost light on some of the policies the by the Nazis had been made United States will follow at the big “among our compatriots in the Good clean pasture and plenty of four conference. United States and the rest of the home grown feeds for your pullet American public, and the union has crop pays dividends in more eggs, Two big questions came up dur­ information that of the five million lower production costs and biggn ing the hour-long, closed-door con­ dollars collected, 30 per cent was poultry profits. The use of range V O U CAN solve your bird-hous- ference; taken by the collectors and nearly 1. How far should we go in con­ shelters, range feeders and barrel * ing problem very easily by 70 per cent by the administration.” waterers makes such a program building the Wren House (No. Ill) ciliating Russia? There was a quick denial. In 2. TOere should we draw the easily possible. illustrated above. Is is attractive New York, Dr. Jan Papanek, re­ Missouri university tests show as it is practical and you should line on German recovery? signed Czech U. N. delegate, said Senator Vandenberg of Michigan tljat pullets on well-fertilized alfal­ have no difficulty in finding ten­ the Lidice memorial committee col­ cautioned the secretary of state fa pasture consumed 17 per cent ants. The full size patterns offered lected “$5,000 a t the m ax im um ” less feed than birds on bare range. below take all the mystery out of against taking too stern a stand from Americans and never got a with the Russians. He agreed we The pasture-fed pullets needed les* building. User merely traces the chance to apply any money to feed for each pound of gain. Birds pattern on the scraps of wood the mustn’t give ground or show signs Lidice. of appeasement, but at the same on clean pasture were healthier pattern specifies, saws and as­ time he urged keeping an open LIDICE, as too few probably will sembles exactly as and where the remember, was the village near mind to any honest peace over­ pattern indicates. Full Size pat­ Prague which was completely de­ tures. His attitude was that we terns for painting decorations per­ stroyed by the Nazis in retribution 1955*39 1948 shouldn’t “bum the last bridge.” m it finishing houses with a pro for the assassination of the German fessional touch. Senator Thomas Ctab was "hangman” Reinhardt Haydrich. * • • blunt and to the point about re­ All the men of the village were Send iSe (or the Wren House Patten building Germany. “Is there killed and its women and children No. I l l to Sasi'Bitd Pattern Company. any feeling anywhere,” he MICE TRY! . . . Like a roond peg in a square hole, Officer dispersed. f 0 Dept W. PleasantvUIe. N. Y. asked, “that we should rearm George McPherson ot the San Francisco humane society became # 9 Germany as a buffet against stuck in a narrow light well into which he crawled to rescue a cat. CHILD LABOR: 170 ftOZ 1 TON 90D0Z •UVflTON R u s s ia ? " It took fellow officers several minntes to dislodge him. The cat was removed through a window opening onto the bottom ot flie Law Is Strict CLASSIFIED Acheson assured not, but Thomas light well and is being held by Officer George Warren, at right. Summer vacations were coming kept hammering this point home. and more energetic. Mortality rate D E P A R T M E N T up and there would be hordes of was lower and there were fewer He warned that Germany, when youngsters seeking work during the she gets her strength back, might FARM PLAN: culls. Out of 100 pullets at foui BUILDING MATERIALS Baldness “Cure” long holiday. But if the wage and weeks o f age, 94 of the alfalfa* side with Russia; that Germany hour and public contracts ^vision HOUSE PLANS for Cities, small towns More Curbs Asked raided birds later went into th« and farms. Plan Book only $1.00. '7 has closer ties to the East than the of the U. S. department of labor Critics and supporters alike of Buried on inside pages of most laying house, compared to 70 of SMALL HOMES PLAN SERVICE, Inc. West; that the Germans even had its way, all child labor would Tag W. Peaehtree. N.W,. Atlanta. Ga. Agriculture Secretary Charles Bran- newspapers was a story which, if ttiose raised on bare ground. Pur­ & started rebuilding their army and be done strictly according to law. nan's 1949 farm support program true, would have rated banner due university tests showed that BUSINESS & INVEST. OF FOR. navy across the Russian border PROM Cleveland, the director, after World War I. Thousands of were surprised when Brannan asked headlines in the eyes of those it ladino clover with com and snaal] TOURIST COURT—Cafe, gas station. sweeping new powers to control WiUiam S. Singley, issued a remind­ Reasonable. Farker^s Pine Rld^e Cafe, Germans actually worked inside concerned. grains provided a complete ratios U. S. 1. Hilliard, Fia.______the nation’s agricultural produc­ er to all employees of school boys for laying flocks. Russia until Hitler bit the hand FOR, from Een, Holland, there and girls under 18 that age and FO R SALE tion. came a claim that Meinheer J. Van ONB good six-ton ice plant and ^^nst mill that was helping him, Thomas ret employment certificates for such Getting good pasture and a cheap near Cbipley. Ga. Priced right. called. THE latest Brannan proposals Rooyen, a bewildered little barber, and plentiful supply of grain is a Roy Askew. Cliipley, Ga. were contained in the full draft of workers must be on file. could cure baldness—no fooling. matter of putting farm soil in shap« DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC. To Waicli Germans the administration’s farm program The news leaked out, and the He pointed out that these certifi­ to produce bigger yields per acre. cates “are considered as proof of FO X T E R R IE R puppies, the gritty kind, Senator Lodge of Massachusetts which was laid before congress. little barber shop v.ras thronged with For this you need a rotation in age and serve to protect employers make good pets and will guard the chil­ argued that we should strengthen In that program, the powers re­ visitors. Letters poured in by the which deep-rooted legumes and dren while a t play; m a l^ 3^3, females from unwitting violations of federal SIO. shipped on approval. W. T. Hatf. Rt, Germany’s economy without build­ quested would mark the first time thousands. 1. Box m , Winter Haven, Fla. laws regulating the employment of grasses are keystone. You need ta ______ing up her warmaking capacity. To in the history of the nation—not ex­ The meinheer started it all him­ build up the organic matter supply cepting wartime—when farmers and children.” prevent a resurrection of German self by trying to stop his own thin­ via plowed-under legumes, cro{ HELP WANTED--MEN their activities would be so com­ Under the fair labor standards military power, he demanded that ning hair from growing thinner, residues and manure. You need tc MEN WANTED to organize motion pic­ pletely under federal control. act, the minimum age for most ture circuits in theatreless communities. Acheson insist upon a close watch experimenting with various lotions feed the soil a good ration of plani Good pay. Pleasant work. Attention G. E, For example, Brannan asked that jobs is 16, but in occupations de­ Dean. Ideal. I»2 Anburn Ave.» N.E., on Germany’s forces and factories. and use of infra-red rays. nutrients, so It, in turn, can feed rigid marketing quotas, now usable clared to be especially hazardous Atlanta. Georgia. ______The secretary promised this the crops. In such a program, ferti­ on only six major crops, be applied ACCORDING to reports, he final­ for yovmg workers, the minimum would be done. He added that lizer is an important member HELP WANTED—WOMEN on the great bulk of farm products, ly hit upon a combination that age is 18, ol Russia would have nothing to say the soil-building team. WANTED: White settled woman, to live including meat animals, milk, poul­ made his hair grow. Tried on in home, do light housekeeping and be about the Ruhr, since she got try, eggs, fruits and vegetables. other.>!, it succeeded. Now he is MINE SAFETY: At current prices, eggs will buj companion to children. Must be neat, nothing from the Ruhr in peace­ nearly twice as much fertilizer clean and a Christian. Good living condi­ It was a bold stroke on the part treating 160 people, working 13 Lewis Wants Law a s tions and salary. Apply to Mrs. J . C. tim e. of the administration and one that hours a day. 10 years ago. It takes only 90 dozen Mock. Box 5aa. Klngsiand. Georgia. “What do you mean by Russia?” Attacking state regulation of was gambling with farmer good eggs to buy a ton of 3-12-12 ferti- MACHINERY & SUPPLIES Senator Thomas broke in. “H you will over the nation. U .S. JOBS: mine safety codes, John L, Lewis, tizer today, whereas it took 170 mean the satellite states, then leader of the U nit^ Mine Workers, dozen back in 1939. FOR SALE OR TRADE for heavy duty For it was quickly discernible Could Be Cut bulldozer. No. 1 Frick saw mill. 20’ car­ Russia has all the interest in the demanded a federal safety law to riage, 4 headblocks. sawdust doodler; that, if enacted, this program would with 75 h.p. Hercules DRxB Diesel power world in the Ruhr.” put the American farmer tmder fed­ A contention that the government “prevent coal miners from being unit, 30" Tower edger. All in A-1 condi. tion. W. B. Boram. Lake Lake, Fla. Phone Central European countries, eral control from the moment he cut its civilian employe rolls by 10 maimed, mangled and killed.” per cent and “accomplish exactly Check Work Stock Rural 1S03, now behind the iron curts ji, he arose to feed the chickens and other CHARGING that the “nation’s NEW HERCULES D IESEL .MOTORS lin e rs , added, always did a big busi­ stock in the morning, until he the same purposes” was made in coal is stained with blood,” Lewis BELOW D E A LE R ’S COST Washington by former President 1—Model DOOD—4 cylinder. 52-h.p. Andre ness with the Ruhr, which tended his vegetables and worked produced l^ M o d e l D R X C - ^ cylinder. lOl-h.p. A fter 14| Herbert Hoover. Declaring that FARQUHAR MACHINERY CO. would give Russia a voic^ in his crops, milked the cows and could be done if the gove: 720 West Bay Street Phone 4-C781. ter of deciding the fate of the Ruhr. ted the stock again in the evening. Jaeksenville, Florida bigger The big question was: Would the were organized properly, Acheson and Vandenberg alst Hoover said the savings to the TRAVEL are, M a| farmers stand for that, even if so w ell engaged in a brief dispute over payers might reach four to TALL PIN ES of Sunset beach now avail* whether the right-of-way to Berlin congress did enact the law? Farm­ able. Sununcr rates. Beautiful new beach to ‘pou ers would be given a choice because billion dollars a year. cottages. Swimming, boating fishing. definitely had been spelled out in Adults. Couples only. 2936 4 th Ave., ' N. under the Brannan proposal, they MR. HOOVER’S statement St. Petersbnrg. Fla. the Potsdam agreement. Vanden­ have carried some weight, berg argued that it hadn’t been put would have to vote adoption of the DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.—1 and 2>bed> program by a two-thirds vote of all there were only an optimistic room completely furnished apts., will ac­ in “contractual form,” and urged who believed anything might commodate 4 to 6 people. One block from the secretary of state to see that producers. ocean on approach street. $40 to $60 a Brannan envisions a condition done along the lines he pointed week. Jones, «!« Goodall Ave., Daytona our right-of-way to Berlin waj Beach. Fla, Phone «514. where prices would be allowed to The former President was spea] states and made, dear at Paris., move freely in the market with mg with authority because a com­ there is no way to implement fed­ Keep Posted on Values FDR, Jr., “ On Way” farmers getting a payment cover­ mission of which he had been eral suggestions and recommenda­ ing the deference if and when mar- named the head—a fact-finding body tions, Lewis contended that states No one fought the election of icet prices fell below a predeter­ to uncover just such things as he are falling down badly. By Reading the Ads Franklin Roosevelt, Jr., harder mined “fair” return. had uncovered—had exhaustively LEWIS’ testimony chiefly car­ than Vito Marcantonio, sole Ameri­ studied government functions and ried the theme that the states have Owners of the 55,000 horses and can Labor representative in con­ LABOR LAW : processes and had reported its tailed to enforce safety regulations mules on Maryland farms hav» gress. The bouncing, brilliant leg­ Gets Priority findings. and that the mine operators are been urged to “check intake valves, islator from Manhattan stumped remove carbon from the cylinders, With domestic issues having been A 200,000 cut in federal person­ not going to pay any heed to safety the 20th district, trying to defeat unless forced to do so. and adjust the carburetor.” the namesake of the late FDR. given the green light over foreign nel would require no wholesale affairs, the U. S. senate was com­ firings, he said. He added it could Those terms aren’t as mixed ai But after it was an over and mitted to wrestle out a new labor be accomplished through normal Remember .Him? one might think. Joseph M. Vial, MAKES 10 BIG the votes showed young Roose­ law—or repeal Taft-Hartley—be­ turnover, which now nuis abouf extension animal husbandman, ex­ COLDDiaNKS velt to be the overwhelming fore adjournment. 500,000 a year. / plained that a horse’s mouth and victor, Congressman Marcan­ The importance of the labor ques­ teeth may be compared to intake tonio met Congressman Chet BERLIN: valves on a tractor. The teeth need tion to the administration was in­ every i Hoiifield of California on the dicated in the senate’s shelving dis­ to be floated (just as the intake New Issues emcce o l floor of the House. Quote he: cussion of the North Atlantic secu­ valve needs to be properly seated) “You want to get aboard with rity pact imtil the troublesome The meeting of the big four coun­ if they are to meet evenly and let the PeofT Frankim Roosevelt. He’s really labor issue has been disposed of. cil of foreign ministers had de­ the horse chew his feed properly. “ Sing I t I a re p u ta l going places.” THE reason was rather obvious. veloped one fact—discussion of Ger­ Just as tractors are troubled H o w a v a rio tjf Note—Young Roosevelt’s victory Organized labor, worried by an ap­ man unity under current conditions with carbon in the cylinders, horses Y o n parent disinclination of congress to was futile. So, it appeared atten­ tions, Th in New York will be a big psycho­ may have trouble with internal M a y ' fast requ go along with the President in re­ tion would be turned to Berlin parasites. These may be removed SLEEP logical boost to his elder brother it, in California where Jimmie planj pealing Taft-Hartley and fearing where some major problems yet by any competent veterinarian and Tomorrow Night remained unsolved. to run for governor. further delay, was pushing the the horse wiU be a better worker —without being awakened administration to get going. There Berlin presented concrete issues during the coming siunmer. M acDd CIO Housecleaning was constant reminder behind the which many hoped could be re­ wuSi'% The carbtaretor on the tractor ad­ ket for scenes of the President’s campaign solved or, at least, discussed more — I I - .M-w pmge IddnttTB o( playing CIO President PhiUp Murray’s justs fuel supply to the work load. ______: they seethe those Station s eaudng pledges to scrap the present over­ profitably. The western powers in succel attack on Commtmists and fellow For horses, this is accomplished travelers last week was even all labor law and labor wanted were understood as ready to insist afte r doif action. The 1950 congressional upon written agreements concern­ by getting them in proper condi* tougher than appeared in the tion before the heavy work load Laredo” papers. races weren’t too far off and the ing rights in Berlin to replace oral he’d like administration evidently felt it had understandings that alone have comes. Vial recommends this be It was so devastating that the done by “feeding the horse a hand­ Commimist party - liners were better deliver or face labor’s an­ given them any rights in the im­ tagonism at the polls next year. mediate past. ful ol oil meal with his grain at G loril thrown jnto complete confusion afid, this time of year to keep him in at one point, Ben Gold, president It was estimated some three It was also believed they would How many will remember the P aran weeks of debate woidd be necessary urge a single elected city council gentleman shown above? Well, good condition and by giving him v ard ” of the left-wing Fur Workers as many jobs to do as possible; union, became so disgusted with before the administration’s bill and retention of occupation status the question is hardly a fair one from came to a showdown vote. for their zone. It was believed in­ for his public Always saw him such as spreading manure or hauP a conq his fellow leftists he went out for in g lo gs.” a round of drinks. Returning, Gold MAJORITY LEADER Scott Lucas evitable that the question of four- in fight trunks, not street togs. In 19 declared that if all major legisla­ stood up and denounced Harry power authority—which led to a He is former heavyweight Other recommendations include: compa| tion were not disposed of by July “Keep water in his cooling system, Bridges, shouting: deadlock over the veto right when fighter Buddy Baer, whose en­ sence SI, “we shall extend the length of gagement to Hollywood column­ “I know the party line just as tho whole of Germany was dis­ keep his tires in good condition by never the session until we have dealt with ist May Mann, put him in the having him properly shod and se« well as you do.” cussed—will arise again in relatioj) B ut the most urgent proposals.” to a Berlin regime. news. that his harness fits.” WNU—7 24—49 or h e r) d e rfu lI RFC Probe •IF YOU CAN'T BEAT ‘EM . . Arkansas’ hard-working Sen. TOBACCO: farm Record Keepers William Fulbright, chairman of a Less for Farmer Told of “ Short Cut" Robert! banking and currency subcommit­ Shanghai Populace Swings to Communists For farmers who grow tobacco, that the f tee, win make a sweeping probe of. It was mostly beer and skittles Students danced and sang Com­ the take was just about half as “It’s easier to keep up than to beam is I certain officials of the reconstruc­ for the Communists in Shanghai. munist songs. All traces of any much as Uncle Sam collects in catch up,” advises Clara Leopold, start o ff tion finance corporation who were The city and its millions had swing nationalism or opposition to com­ taxes from the product. This ad­ extension home management spe» realized f given plush jobs with business into the Communist camp, not by munism appeared to be gone. In the mission came from the U. S. de­ clalist at the University of Nebras- dLlFE? f i r s t firms shortly after these firms got degrees, but with what appeared customs house work appeared to partment of agriculture itself. I ka, to the home and farm account Ate you going through the {one- Sterling IN a review of the tobacco situa­ recordkeeper. Another hint, she Uonal *mld(Us age' period peculiar loans from the RFC. to be an enthusiastic rush. Along be stopped. Instead, clerks assem­ to women (38 to 52 yrs,) ? Does this back, tr| Fulbright is interested chiefly in long lines of avenues. Red flags bled in the haUs learning Commu­ tion, the department estimated that says, is to keep a pencil attached to make you suffer Irom hot flashes, expected! Jolm Hagerty, former head of the Qcw from every shop. Newspapers nist songs. Chinese radio stations combined U. S. and state tax re­ the account records. feel so nervoiu, hlghstrung, tired? even a h<| ceipts from tobacco would approxi­ Then do try Lydia E. Plnkbam’s Boston RFC office, who got a .$30,- reversed their policy overnight and spent much time giving singing According to Mrs. Leopold,, a Vegetable Cbmpound to relieve avush beam 000-a-year jo b w ith the W altham began to sell the populace on com­ lessons. The words were read over mate 1.75 billion dollars during the certain time each day should be symptoms, PlnlEham’s Compomid m unism . fiscal year, which would be a record. set aside to jot down the daily trans­ also has what Doctois call a sto­ watch company. slowly, then music was played. machic tonic eSectI actions. lYDIAE.nNKIiAM'SSS^ THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSYILLE. N. C.

|use DECISION AGAINST FREE SPEECH CURBS . . . ^struct Twitchell Takes Supreme Court to Task Mr. Peck’s wife had just pur­ . . . GIVES ELMER REASON TO GRIPE chased a grandfather’s clock in an antique shop and he was forced ------By H. I PHILLIPS to carry it for several blocks. As he lat)ored along under his and the embossed permit,” added mob tramping over your prostrate Matthew 28:16-20: TWITCHELL VS. DOUGLAS the recent supreme court decision Acb** burden a man stopped him and by a 5 to 4 vote against curbs on E lm e r. ixidy. Justice Jackson ptdled the jbrews 7:25. "About the only fellow who can asked, “Wouldn’t a watch be mors hatred, violence and rabble rous­ rug from under the five justices DEVOTIONAX. BEADING: I Corinfhlan* get into trouble easily today in convenient?” ing tactics even when they bring “It was another one of those by saying that if the highest court America is the one who believes on rio ts. photo finishes due to a strong doesn’t temper its doctrinaire in law and order, pauses for sec­ stretch run by Justice Doug­ baloney with a little horse sense it He Lives On ond wind now and then and be­ las,” declares Elmer. “Bill, will convert the bill of rights into Matt—“What are those marks lieves there are limits to breach “It’s the voice-thrower yelling speaUng for the majority opin­ a national suicide pact. He added on your nose?” of the peace,” declares Elmer for mob rule who gets an Oscar, a io n , said onal Harvester Defers School. Miss Louise Stroud is spending' ivie County, this week in Durham, where she; REAL BARGAINS ; is to n o ti^ No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ada Miss Margaret Roberts has ac-, is taking the Hans Barth Refresh­ laims against ^ te d a position in the Cbuntv er Course for Music Teachers. leased to ex- Accountant's office, and entered iJersigned at NEWS AROUND TOWN. ^upon her new duties Monday. LOOK ’EM OVER fore the 12th Poole-McKosky Miss Geneva Bailev spent Tues­ If it is Fertiliier or Slag you r this notice The marriageof Mary Thompson, ir of their re- day in Statesville shopping. , need, see Sm ith'Dwiggtns Ferti- 75 Bdles. 500 to Bdle. Bale Ties $5.75 daughter of Mrs. Aima McKosky ; indebted to ' lizer Co. South Mocksville. lust The Bowles reunion will be held and the late Michael McKosky, of Heavy 4 pt. No. 12i. Ga. Barbed Wire $8.50 sc make im- below overhead bridge. at the Mocksville Masonic picnic New Haven. Conn., and Ernest R Roof Paint, Cood Grade, Maroon and Green . $1.85 gaL grounds on Sunday, June 26th. Poole, son of Jake and Mabel o f Mav, 1949. Mrs. Roy Holthouser returned 1 qt. Gray Enamel Sauce Pans 15c hom e Thursday night from Ral- Poole, of Mooresville. N. C., was Executor of Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Young eigh, where she spent several days solemnized at 3:00 p. m., M ondav 2 qt. Grey Emamel Sauce Pans . 20c June 13, at 134 South Main St., rd. decceased. spent Wednesday in Charlotte at- attending a State meeting of the 1 pt. Grey Enamel Dippers I5c tending a fashion show. Eastern Star. Mocksville with Mrs. Maxalene S. Matthews, officiating, using the 2 qt W hite Enamel Sauce Pans, Best Grade . 25e Mrs. E. B. Moore, Marie, Betty There will be a cold plate sup ring ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. 2 qt. W hite Enamel Pudding Pans 25c and Ebbie Moore, Jr., and Ronlad Poole will m ^e their home in per, with good home-made cake 4 qt. W hite Euamel Pudding Pans 35c Greene, of Reidsville, were recent M d ice cream, at Oak Grove next Winston-Sal$m. guests o f Mrs. F. D . Fowler. TY Saturday evening at 6 o’clock. A W. W. Smith and C. C Cren­ 6 cup W hite Enamel Perculators $1.25 cordial welcome awaits you. F. D. Fowler and Ebbie Moore A revival meeting is in progress shaw spent Wednesday in Char­ 1 gal. W hite Enamel Tea Kettles $1.00 spent last week at Tuscumbia, at Smith Grove Methodist Church lotte on business l i qt. W hite Enamel Dble Boilers $1.00 mER Ala,, guests o f M r. Fowler’s par­ Lakey-Sales this week, and will continue thru ents. _ Sunday night. Services are held Wayne Lakey, son of Mr. and each evening at 8 o’clock. Rev. Ice H. W. Brown returned home M m . H . a . Lakey, of Route 1, and N. L. Oliver, of High Point, is as­ DAVIE DRI\E-Ih last week from Twin-City Hospi­ Miss Doris Jean Sales, daughter sisting the i-astor. The public is Mocksville Hardware tal where he underwent an oper­ of Mrs. Cosby Copley Sales and cordially invited to attend all the plus ex- ation. He is getting along nice- the late Mr. Sales, of Cooleemee, services. THEATRE [ill Cover- ly. _ were united in marriage at York, S. C.. on Sunday, June 12th. with Mocksville Salisbury Highway C om pany Sickness Mr. and Mrs. H. J. W illiams are Ernest Nunn officiating. Enjoyable Reunion Wednesday and fhursdar the proud parents of a fine son. Mr. L^key holds a position as ' Expenses Howard, Jr., who arrived at Row« taxi driver with the American The annual Howard-Rouse re­ June 22nd and 23rd an Memorial Hospital Thursdav, Taxi. They will make their home union was held at Liberty Baptist “SMUGGLERS COVE” with 'T o 25% Church, Sunday, June 11th. Thir­ June 16th. in this city. Bowery Boys Also ty five members of the families s. The Record wishes for these "JUNGLE GIRL” Chapter 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson m et for the 11 o’clock worship, young people a long a happy ONE CARTOON. and family have moved from the journey along life’s rugged path- which was conducted by Rev. F. Dr. Harding house on' South way* E. Howard, pastor of Cramerton Let Us Check Your ICE Main street, to the Silverdis house Methodist Church. The main ' Friday and Saturday on Wilkesboro street. topic of his subject was, "Are you Tune 24th and 25th Announce Engage­ on the right road?” DOUBLE FEATURE. Johnny Meroney. of Colum­ There was good singing by the “DANGER STREET” with church quartet, after which dinner bia, S. C., spent last week in town Jane Withers & Robert Lowery withf his father, 1. K. Meroney, ment was held in the church hut. Refngerator Also “WILD WESP’ With and his grandparents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert LeRoy A short talk was made hy re­ tiring President Dock Henry, of Eddie Dean ■ille, N . C. Mrs. C. F. Meroney Mooney, of Occoquan, Va., an­ nounce the engaeement of their Winston-Salem, also by retiring ONE CARTOON Miss Bobbie Jean Angell went Sec.-Treas. Harry Rouse, o f C o n­ daughter, Camie Jane, to CpL No Show On Sunday Until And Other Electric Appliances to W'inston Salem Thursday Harold Scott Mercer, U. S. A. F., cord. New officers elected for the where she entered Draughn’s son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ed­ coming year were: Pres., Rev. F. After Regular Church Hours Business College, where she will ward Mercer, of Triangle, Va. E. Howard, Cramerton; Sec.-Treas. take a business course. The wedding will take place in M. S. Howard, Kannapolis. Monday and Tuesday the Fall. June 27th and 28th DavieAppKanceService ITTED Mr. and Mrs. James Dailey are Miss Mooney is a native of "PARDON MY PAST” with the proud parents of a fine daugh­ Mocksville. and has many friends Fred Mac Murray & Margaret ter who arrived at Rowan Memo here who will be interested in this WANT ADS PAY. Old Mocksville Implement Building rial Hospital Thursday. Mrs. Dail­ Chapman announcement. ONE CARTOON PE ey is a daughter o f P. S. Young. STRAYED—Large brown goat- Finder return to J. H. Cleary, R. All Shows Start At Dusk Phone 3 6 5 'J Wilkesboro Street Miss Patsey Clement, of New Visits Italy 1, Mocksville, and receive reward. Orleans, spent last week in town Space Reserved For Trucks with M r. and Mrs. K . M . Clement. Hal D. Angell. seaman, USN, FOR SALE—Pigs and shoats. She will visit relatives in Raleigh son of Mrs. Nannie D. Angell of See Taylor Call, at Trade Bam, Route 4, Mocksville. N. C., has and Chicago before returning near Foster’s G in. been on a ten-day visit to Naples, home. Italy, as a crew member of the LOST — O n streets in Mocks­ Mrs. Lonnie Lanier and daugh­ light cruiser USS Tuneau enabling ville Saturday morning, June 18, a black leather billfold containing ter, Miss Gail, of Birmingham, him to relax after intensive train­ considerable sum of cash. Reward Ala., are spending aome time in ing with the Sixth Task Fleet in Hot Weather to finder. town, guests of her father, J. Lee the Mediterranean. . IMRS. W . W , FEREBEE. Kurfees, and her sister, Mrs. G. N . W ard. WANTED—To trade washing machine, refrigerator and electric Mrs. Carl Hicks, who has been Princess Theatre ranges for all kinds of cattle. teaching in Durham County, has C.J. ANGELL. joined her husband, Attorney Carl T H U R S D A Y SPECIALS! Hicks here, and they are occupy­ Van Heflin & Janet Leigh PURE COFFEE-Fresh ground Mocksville’* Preferred Quality, ing the Bunch house on the Yad- In "Act O f Violence” With kinville Highway. 29c pound. Robert Ryan. Added News MOCKSVILLE CASH STORE Hot weather is here and for the next few m g Rev. and Mrs. James J. Chaney, F R ID A Y "Spend Your Vacation On Beau­ of Southeastern Bible School, Cornel Wilde In tiful Crescent Beach. 3 Bed­ months you will find our electric appliances Lakeland, Fla., arrived here last “Shockproof” W ith rooms, Elictric Stove and Refri­ week, and have taken an apart­ gerators. Weekly Rates. Patricia K n i^t & John Bara will save you many hot weather discomforts, our ment in the T. M. Hendrix home R. S. OWENS, on North Main street. grey. Tyro, Linwood, N. C. Added “Parlor Bedroom & FOR RENT—A good 5-room Miss Alice Holton, of this city, R ath Frigidaire Refrigerators From and Miss Dreiser Ann Holton, of house, electric lighted, and good Charlotte, returned last Tuesday S A T U R D A Y well water, near Dulin’s Church, from Myrtle Beach, S. C., where Gene Aurty & Smiley Burnette on schvol bus and mail route. they were guests o f M r. and Mrs. Call on or write $195.75 to $439.00 In “Rhythm In The Saddle” MRS. IDA J. McDANIEL. Gaither Sanford over the week Added Serial & Cartoon end. _ Advance. Route 1. MONDAY & TUESDAY FARMERS—We have a lot of Frigidaire Electric Ranges from $ 1 5 4 7 5 to $ 2 9 9 . 5 0 L. P. Martin, Jr., went to Ral­ Larraine Day & Kirk Douglas ' heavy M anila card boards, size eigh Thursdav, where he has a po­ . 22x30 inches, fine f o r linin g sition as a Public Healdi Investi­ In “My Dear Secretary” W ith Frigidaire Water Heaters from $ 1 2 5 7 5 to $ 1 5 9 . 0 0 Keenan Wynn chicken houses and other out­ ^airy gator with the State Board of buildings. Only one cent per Health. He left Monday for Added Serial & Comedy board. If you need any. Call at Bendix Automatic Washing Machines Washington, D. C.. for two weeks .T he Record offiinee. training before entering upon bis W E D N E S D A Y new duties. Scott Brady In AUCTION SALE—I will offer From $179.00 to $289.00 “In This Comer” for sale at public auction, to the is. James W . Deadmon, of the U. W ith Ahabel Shaw highest bidder for cash, at my S. Navy, who is stationed on the home near Dulin’s Church, on west coast, was united in marriage Added Serid And News Saturday, June 25th, at 1 o’clock, Speed Queen Washing Machines $109.95 G ive on June 3id to Miss Nancy Melton, p. m., all of my household and of Route 3. The marriage took kitchen furniture. 2 8 7 . 5 0 1 6 . 9 5 place at York, S. C,. with E Gettys m j ^ D C I MRS. IDA J. McDANIEL. Ice Cream Freezers, to quarts $ to $ Nunn performing the cerem ony. '%Jf i \ e - D a i e Mr. Deadmon is a son of Mr. and . . . , , I HAVE YOUR OLD REFRIG­ Mrs. E. M, Deadmon, of R. 4. Under and by vimie of border ERATORS Checked before hot Electric Fans from . $ 5 . 9 5 to $ 1 7 . 9 5 ig In of the Superior Court of Davie weather arrives. Quick Service. Mr. and Mrs. W . R. Bowden, County made in the special pro­ G ood W ork. Screen Wire For Windows And Doors______o f W est Haven, C onn., spent sev­ ceeding entitled Wiley B. Cbme- C. T. Angell Appliance Store. eral davs this and last, week with lison, et aU the undersigned Com­ missioner will on the 25th day of MONUMENTS! - When you Lawn Hose In 2 5 And 5 0 Foot Lengths relatives and friends in and a need a monument, finest work, round town. Mr. Bowden is a Tune, 1949, at 12 o’clock no on, at \onage the court house door in Mocks­ better prices, and best quality, s brolber of our townsman, L. S. W . F. STONESTREET, Bowden. Mr. Bowden has held ville. N. C.. offer for resale at Big Stock Of Furniture And House Furnishings, public auction, to the highest bid­ Local Salesman Jones Memorial a prominent position with the Co. N .Y.N .H . &. H. RaUroad for der for cash, a certain tract of land Hardware And Farm Supplies more than 30 years. lying and being in Farming Town­ ship, Davie County. N. C., more Monuments Mausoleums Frank and Bill Walker, owners particularly described as follows: D . R . S T R O U D of West End Grocery, on Wilkes Tract Nos. 3 and 4; Just selling Salisbury St. Phone 195-J boro street, have just put down a timber rights. For particular de­ Mocksville, N. C. Farmers Hardware & bithulitic pavement from die side­ scription see Deed Book 43, page REPRESENTING walk to their store, which adds 91, Register of Deeds Office for Salisbury Marble &. Granite Co. S treet much to die appearance of tbeir Davie County. These tracts con- Quarriers - Designers place of business, and does away tein 16138 acres, more o f less. Manufacturers Supply Co. with die mud and dust problem. This A e 7th «iay o f Tune, 1949. Memorials That The West End Grocery is doing a G. A. CORNELISON, “Last T ill Everlasting” Phone 4 6 'Wilkesboro Street good business and are better pre­ Commissioner. W e Deliver And Ereet Anywhere. pared than ever to serve you. B. C. BROCK, Attorney at Law. \^^olesale and Retadl. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

Aid for tbe Women E r e r ; T im e NEEDLECRAFT PATTERNS A method designed to increase the attractiveness of woman’s A goof was watching a house hair, by causing it to wave and painter at work. Story Book Kitty Pinafore also to curl and thus reflect light “Gee,” he said, "you mixed the embroidery; the sewing’s easy in greater degree is covered by a paints. Why did you do that?” too. patent issued to a New York wom­ “I wanted green paint. If you mix • • • an, according to National Patent yeUow and blue together you get Size 6 takes IV4 /ards.'ards. PatternPai 7360 council. An inexpensive wave curl­ green,” explained the painter. has transfer of motifs: cutting chart for “That’s nothing,” exclaimed the sizes 2. 4. 6 included. er of non-metallic materials is goof. “If you mix milk and pickles Our Improved pattern ~ visual with used-in the process; the inventor you get green, too.” easy*to-see charts and photos* and com­ suggests the pinna, or leaflets of plete direetions^makes needlework easy. STILL WANTED TO KNOW the pinnated date-palm leaf. The SewtBf CIrele Needleeraft D e p t.. patent reveals a method of treat­ W. Randolph St.» Chleaee 80» ttL Start Making Your Stocks Enclose 20 cents for pattern* ing and preserving the pinna and Of Jams, Jelly Goodies No. — describes each step to be used in Early as Supply Fades Name producing the proper waves and curls. lyrOST JAM and jelly cupboards * ^ are a sad sight to behold about this time of year because long months of use have depleted them pretty thor- IWMMW m w m ! joughly. Most I homemakers will ; find it a joy to start stocking them now with bright, jewel-Uke fglasses of delec­ table jellies. Even for those of us who like Englishman: “What’s that bloom­ a good store of jam and jelly, the in’ noise I ’ear this time of night?” job need not seem an unsurmount- • American: “Why, that’s an owl.” able task. Make small batches and Englishman: “Of course it is, , i ^ O O R H i you’ll have better results in both 6ut 'o’s ’owling?” flavor and color retention. Neither will you get tired that you never FLAKES fashion for your want to see another jelly glass IMAGINE! TOPty-BOOK again. Raspberries, either by them­ Dear old lady: My grandson darling! She’U love her Kitty Organize your work properly by selves or in combination with is in the navy, too. Do you know Spinafore. Motifs are done in easy getting out jars or replacing them. otber fruits make delightful jams ; him? His name is Joe Smith. Wash them in sudsy water; rinse or jellies. Prepare the jelly Sailor: What ship is he on, carefully and they will be all ready glaisses by sterilization before ! lad y ? Keep Posted on Values to place in cold water and started starting the jam or jelly so they I Dear old lady: What ship? Oh, to sterilizing before you get ready will be ready when the juice or do you mean there are two By Reading the Ads for the fruit and berries. Many fruit is to be prepared. ! ships? women like to get the glass wash­ ing cliore out of the way the day LYNN CHAMBERS’ MENU before, and this is an excellent Potato Salad Fried Onions Much Too Busy idea. Sliced Tomatoes and Cucumbers Three girls went into a restau­ When Your Utensils for working as well as Biscuits ‘^Red Raspberry Jam rant. the paraffin and sugar may also Sliced Cantaloupe Beverage “I’d like a chicken sandwich on Back Hurts- be laid out the evening before jel­ ^Recipe Given white bread,” said one girl. And Your Strength and ly making day. Plan to make your “Why do you take a chicken sand­ Energy Is Below Par batch first thing in the morning It msy be caos«d by disorder of k!d« Black Raspberry-Currant Jelly wich?” asked the waiter. “Take ney function that permits poisonoui before the sun warms things up too 2 quarts black raspberries corned beef. It’s more tasty. And waste to accumulate. For tru ly ---- 2 cups water people feel tired, weak and mi: much and makes you weary. besides, why do you want white when the kidoeye fail to remove excess • • * 1 quart currants bread? Take rye bread. It’s got acids and other waste matter from the blood. TJERE’s AN EASY guide for a Sugar more vitamins.” Yon may Buffer nasgios backache, Cook raspberries, currants and right,” said the girl. “Corned rhensiatie paios, headaches, dizziness, favorite rhubarb and straw­ “ An settins up Diehts, leg pains, swelliog. berry ja m : water for 20 minutes. Strain the beef sandwich on rye bread.” Sometimes frequent and scanty urina* juice and measure. Add an equal tion with Bmarting and burning Is an- Rhubarb-Strawberry Jam “I’d like some Danish pastry amount of sugar. Cook until a small otlier sign that something ie wrong with (KInkes 10 6-ounce glasses) toasted,” said the second girl. the kldneye or bladder. amount of the juice dropped on a “Why do you want Danish pastry There should be no doubt that prompt 4 cups prepared fruit saucer jeUs. Ladle into jelly treatment is wiwr than neglect, use 7 cups sugar toasted?” said the waiter. “It just Doan*$ PilU , It Is better to rely on ■ glasses and cover with paraffin at came from the oven. Hot pastry medicine that has woo countrywide ap­ Vi bottle fruit pectin proval than on somethiog tess favorably once. ain’t good for you!” known. Doan*$ have been tried and test* To prepare fruit: slice thin or Raspberries do not have much ed many years. Are at all drug storsa. chop, but do not peel, about one “AU right," said the second girl, Get D oan't today. pectin and for this reason they need “Danish pastry plain with a cup of pound of rhubarb. Crush thorough­ pectin added to make them into ac­ ly about one quart fully ripe straw­ coffee.” ceptable jam. Use them alone or “What do you want to take coSee berries, Combine fruits and meas­ combined with strawberries. TUNE IN "SUSPENSEI '-TEIEVISION TUESDAY-KADIO THURSDAY-CBS NEHYOIUC ure four cups into a large sauce­ for? It win only keep you awake. DOANS PILLS pan. *Raspberry Jam' Take milk.” (M akes 8 6-ounce glasses) “AU right," she said. "I’U take To make the jam: add sugar to 4 H cups prepared fm it Danish pastry plain and a glass of fruit in saucepan and mix well. 6 cups sngar m ilk .” Place over high heat,' bring to a 1 box powdered fruit pectin With that the third girl asked, full, rolling boil and boil hard one To prepare fruit: crush thorough­ “What would you suggest for me?” minute, stirring constantly. Re­ ly about two quarts fuUy ripe, red move from heat and at once stir “Suggest?” said the waiter. raspberries. If desired, sieve half "Who’s got time for suggestions?” in bottled fruit pectin. Then stir of pulp to remove some of the O fl and skim by turns for five min­ seeds. M easure 4^4 cups into a Late Arrival utes to cool slightly, and to prevent large saucepan. A woman consulted a meditun. floating fruit. Ladle quickly into To make jam : measure sugar and “I’d like to talk to my husband.” Ml glasses. Paraffin at once. set aside. Place saucepan holding The medium tried to get the ghost Currants are rich in their own the fruit over 7 ^ pectin and may be combined with of the husband, but nothing hap­ high heat. Add pened. other fruits not as rich in the sub­ powdered fruit stance to make fine jelly. “I don’t seem to get him,” she pectin and stir said . Cherries in Currant Jelly until mixture “What time is it?” 2 quarts currant jelly reaches a hard “Eight o’clock.” 8 pounds sugar boil. Bring to a CHAMPION “Eight o’clock? Oh, he never fun, rolling boil 2 quarts pitted cberrles comes in tin fo ur.” Wash, mash and cook slowly and boil hard one CROU N O GRIP TRACTOR TIRES minute, stirring constantly. Re­ enough currants, with stems, to move from heat. Skim, ladle Really A Bargain make two quarts of strained juice. quick into glasses. Paraffin at The family had returned from Let currant juice come to a boil, once. church and was seated around the then add sugar. Skim. Add cherries dinner table. Discussing the morn­ Cherry Preserves 5 pounds cherries ing service. Father commented, 5 pounds sugar “Frankly, I don’t believe the ser­ Wash, pick and stone cherries. mon this morning was as good as usual.” Place in a preserving kettle, alter­ SUNN Mother added, “The choir didn’t nating layers of sing as weU as they might have. WE'LL C fruit and sugar. HOLDUP); The anthem wasn’t very good.” OUB m i Let stand over­ Sis said, “The church needs new night. .Bring slow­ hynmals. I wish they would get ly ' to a boil and som e.” then boil rapidly The youngest member of the until thick and family pondered a bit, then ob­ clear. Pour into served, “Wen, I thought it was sterilized glasses pretty good for only a nickel and seal at once apiece.” with paraffin. P OSITIVE "take-hold” o n the take*o£F, Gooseberry Conserve positive traction through the tough 3 pounds gooseberries BLUFFING 3 pounds sugar spots, positive pulling power any time, 1 pound seeded taisins 3 large oranges anywhere — that’s what you get w ith Grate the rind of the oranges an« Firestone Champions. extract the juice. Mix together the j n orange rind and juice, gooseberries, H ow ? I t ’s p la in to see. N otice how those raisins and sugar. Cook slowly im tll thick.- Pour into sterile jars and extra high, long power bars are curved to Strawberries and early rhu­ seal at once. take a strong, sharp bite in hard ground barb make one of the most de­ Pineapple-Pear Preserves lightful and colorfnl jam combi­ 1 pound pears and a firm, traction hold in soft ground. nations known in modern cookery. 1 No. 2 can sliced pineappto Designed to run on only twelve pounds Young fry who like to work in the m cups sugar kitchen can be a great help to cup boiling water “Pa,” said the subscriber’s little pressure, the Firestone Champion Ground' % daughter, "H know why the editors mother in preparing ingredients Dissolve sugar in water and let Grip is right down on the ground where fruit is to be prepared. come to a boil. Cut pears in halves call themselves ‘we’.” lengthwise, removing skin and “ W hy?” it can take a powerful full traction bite and cook slowly and steadily for cores. Cut pineapple into pieces “So the feUow who doesn’t like 10 to 15 minutes. Pour into jeHy and add both fruits to hot syrup. what’s printed will think that there clear across the tread. glasses, paraffin at once and set Cook until tender and clear. Seal are too many for him to lick.” in a cool, dry place. in sterilized jars. The next time you buy tires or a new Send A Boat tractor, get Firestone Champions, the tires LYN N SAYS: To prevent excessive “weeping” A bath was running over in a Jelly-Making Tips on jellies and jams, leave a half hotel room and the water was com­ that always "keep pulling for you”. Will Help You inch of space at the top when fill­ ing down into the room below. Assemble your equipment for ing the glass. Paraffin, cover tight­ “Hey up there! Hey up there!” Usten to the Voice of Virestone every Monday evemng over jelly and jam making ahead of ly and store in a cool, dry place called the occupant of the down­ NBC and Americana over NBC Network Televisiort Stations time. You will need a large mixing Fruits and berries used for jams, stairs room. “Cut off that water!” I bowl, colander, a 6-quart sauce­ jellies, preserves and conserves “What’s the matter?” pan, a small saucepan for paraffin, should not be allowed to stand in “What do you think I’ve got down standard measuring cups, jelly water as they tiecome water-logged “The water is running into my T H E 3 rules ;FOR M A X .r M glasses with covers and a utility and will have to be cooked longer, room, you idiot!” And with that he tray. to get rid of water. This results in started to caU the man upstairs aU 1 USE FIRESTONE CHAMPIONS TOen melting paraffin for seal­ flavor and color loss. kinds of names.” 2 USE FIRESTONE HYDRO-FLATiON ing jellies and jams, use a low Use a lipped saucepan for pour­ “W ai^a minute. Don’t talk like flame or the wax will start to ing paraffin to make this job that. I’Ve got a lady up here.” 3 USE. ONLY 12 LBS. PRESSURE smoke. easier! here—a duck?” THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. IWomen bd to increase of woman’s to wnve and SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS |:s reflect light i covorcd by a |:\v VorU vvom- Drawstring Dress Easy to Sew jr.io n a l Patent B e s r f t y m K fi\e wave curl- tiaiSHS Two-Piecer in Smart Contrast m ntcrials is : t!ie inventor I or leaflets of Inlni leaf. The I'thod of treat- r.l'.e pinna and J be used in lo r waves and

Bright Cotton PRETTY two-piece dreas foi IQS juniors to fashion of a bright cotton. Comfortable cap sleeves For Warm Weather are in a contrasting fabric and have soft scallops for trim. rNELIGmVUtiLV easy to sew is # « • ^ this cleverly styled daytime Pattern No. 1890 is In sizes 11. 12. 13. dress for waitn weather. Cut all 14. 16 and 18. Size 12. 4Vb yards of 99- in one piece, it has a drawstring in c h : Va yard contrast. waistline, tiny puffed sleeves, SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. • • • 530 Sovtb Wells St. Cbtearo Y, Ul. Enclose 25 cents In coins for each Pattern No. 8439 comes in slz«3 12. 14. pattern desired. /6. 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 14. 4% yards of 39-inch. Pattern No. -Size- Send today for your copy of the .Spring and Summer PASHION--Ifs flUed with Nome ideas for a smart sui%Tner wardrobe. Pree pattern printed iosiSe V ie iMAk. 25 eents.

;SE£ rotiB LOCAL The quickest way to determine Dust pictures thoroughly, front, DEAIEB if a plant needs water is by touch­ back, and frame, at least once a ing the soil surface—il it is moist, month: dust the wall behind them, water the plant. too, to prevent black outlines from forming on the wall. Save your orange peels in the ipring and faU, and when they I t lower part of a window shade have dried toss them into the fire­ is soiled, shade can be reversed place on coolish nights: they to bring clean part into promi­ Idndle quickly and bum with a nence: untack shade from roller: pleasant aroma. reverse; cut off any damaged edges near the pull-cord and tack To avoid stirring up dust when back onto roller. Then stitch a new iwefeping a rug, sprinkle rug with hem, slip stick through this hem bits of dampened newspapers: pa­ and reinsert the pull-cord. pers w ill absorb the dust prevent­ ing it from flying around the room. —.— Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! Dip a cloth in household am­ monia and place over the rusted spot in the broiler of your range: close the range door for a few minutes and chances are you will be able to w a^ spot off easily.

ASK MS ANOTHER A General Quiz by Clark S. Haas SUNNYSIDE SOBCy BOYS, BUT YA DON'T WANT The Questions mevA 8etsrM£W /s TO STARTLE OV TWO SELTZEP-GUN 1. Who wrote "A thing of -r JAMES PEE THATAWAV.? -i--- - Aeauty is a joy forever” ? M oe/MsecrsA ^ 2. What author is most often A Aoauysioiecf/m/ associated with Cape Cod? Famous FLtr ROUSEHOI.n 3. Who was known as the SPRAY is dsadly effecti-. ; “Barefoot Boy of Wall Street”? against loaches, flies, mosqi' . toes, motbs and maoy other 4. Which king in a deck of common household pe^.FUT cards has only one eye? contains active ingredients for quick knockdown—w r( kill. 5. Who was known as the “Mir­ Keep it bandy. . . use it oflent acle Man of Williamsburg” ? qUfCKff/£NHy,7Me The Answers 1. John Keats. JITTER By Arthur Pointer 2. Joseph C. Lincoln. 3. WeMeU Wilkie. FLIT ewtxmcosTfurTWAfi 4. King of Diamonds. At your fm orite local kardtimt, drug, or grocery start. 6. Dr. N. W. Locke, foot spe­ Co«r.lM9.1vPaiokilKS cialist of Williamsburg, Ontario.

GRANDMA By Charles K«hn NOW YOU Y0UN6 SCALAWAGS Hjl SET RISHT 7* SCHOOL BEFORE 1 t CALL THAT TRUANT OFFICER , I eA C K //i VACATION IN COOL. SCENIC GRANDEUR ABOVE THE CLOUDS, SWm, GOLF, RIDE HORSEBACK, DANCE, Himg Come, live and enjoy the refresliing luxury of this WORLD FAMOUS SESOBT. No need of your own automobile. Lookout Mountain Hotel cabs meet - Chattanooga. Swimming pool, gown shop. America’! dancing beneath sstarl ta r l ______Orchestra . . . Sates $9.00 up daily, including meals, swimmu _ ges. (Special family and ~ rates). Write to Lookou I Hotel, Lookout Mountain, Phone 3-1742 Chattanooga. OPEM MAY TO OCTOBER. LOOKOOT MOONTiUH HOTEL THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE N .C .. JUNE22. .949

LOOKING FINE J^ATCH REPAimG DAVIE BRICK ATTENTION FARMERS! A ffS A D Watchmakers must keep abreast with all new developments COMPANY POULTRY LOADING GEORGE s. BENSON I in the field of Horology. School trained with six years exper­ We W ill Buy Every Thursday Morning From prtsidtKt-MariiKS CtlUft DB/VLERS,:iN Seireg. /rtM sa s ience, I am in a position to give sound advice and help you 8 A. M.. To 11 A. M. choose wisely when in need of watch repairs. I offer the best GOOD COAL In Front Of E. P. Fosters Cotton Gin Your Poultry W orker’s Dilemma that money will buy. First class work, and by a specialist in HIGHEST Ma rket prices PAID 1 Whether to ask for another raise in 1949 is a question now vexing our watch repairing. Day Phone 194 - Nigrbt Fhone 119 iunions. Shall they go on through SALISBURY POULTRY CO. Mocksville, N. C. this year without asking for another Salisbnry. N. C Iraise? Some unions are saying it H-. G. POPLIN w ill be bad business for the nation’s ;workers to insist on another round HOROLOGIST Phone 358-W W A T C H M A N of increases. Others, recalling that 716 M idland Ave Mocksville, N- C. raises have been obtain«d three Walker Funeral Home years In a row, insist that labor AMBULANCE SERVICE keep it up and demand another raise. DAY ORINIGHT How’s the way to answer this $64 question, so ^at the American Phone 48 w orkm an m ay have the $64—and Mocksville, N. C The much more? Because it makes sense that any sound gain made by .^erican workers will be a gain to r the entire nation, I favor what­ ever will have the greatest long Davie Record range benefit for American workers. Consider the Facts People who have their facts straight know that any substantial rise in wages must be followed by a jump in prices. This is elemen­ Has Been PubGshed Since 1899 tary fact-and-figure economics. If we could have another wage boost with the rise in prices it would bring —and the nation would keep on buy­ ing—that would be one thing. But 49 Years there are strong indications that won’t work again. Pipelines of supply to consumers r r IS O N are beginning to fill up. The pub­ Others have come and gone-your lic is refusing to buy as it has for I. A I five years. Consumers are getting BILLBOARD more price conscious. Many manu­ county newspaper keeps going. facturers are even now finding it hard to market what they produce. SO M Ittt, Sometimes it has seemed hard to Some are already compelled either to decrease hours of operation or make “buckle and tongue” meet but lay off workers. Danger Signal soon the sun shines and again we If a wage boost now would result in more unemployment and lower Sylvester Says: wages in the long run, would labor “ 100 years is march on. Our faithful subscribers, u nio n s demand the increase? No, • long time to they would not. Yet that is exactly w ait for a house, most of whom pay promptly, give us what would happen, if we should but by building crowd the entire economy toward a 500,000 p u b lic courage and abiding faith in our depression. There are certain seri­ housing units ous danger signals. per year it would Here is a sample. On January 29 take the goveni- fellow man. a Cleveland utility company award­ ment 100 y ^ r s ed a contract for two generators to to place every “low-income” Ameri­ a Swiss firm . They cost $1,140,000 iiVESTOCK HEALTH 09DITIES can family in government public If your neighbor is not taking The w hich was nearly $500,000 less than housing.” bids of three American firms. The The average earnings of families Record tell him to subscribe. The Cleveland company had to accept now living in public “subsidized” the foreign bid, despite protests by housing is $2,200. There are ap­ price is only $1.50 per year 'in the American companies and by Amer­ proximately 20 million American ican workers. families with incomes no higher State, and $2 00 in other states. The Safe Way than that. Now that Europe is beginning to On the basis of $2,200 a year in­ get into the market, it will be seen come, more than half the families that America has no monopoly on in the U. S. qualify for a home in manufactured goods in the world a gavetnment housing unit. When You Come To Town markets. Competition there is just But most American families beginning, and it win get tou?h haven’t learned how helpless they aplenty. Wage increases that push are, for, according to U. S. Cefisus up prices, be.sides making more Make Our Office Your figures, over one-half of our fami­ trouble ju.st now in the home mar­ ket, would make it hard for Amer­ lies with incomes below $1,000 per ica to compete in foreign markets. year already own their own homes. Headquarters. Foreign production will also con­ tinue to invade our home markets. Diesel Replaces ‘Iron Hoisc Since living costs are already defi­ Approximately one-fifth of the We Are Alwavs Glad To nitely going down, and since a wage total weight of a modem diesel increase would be very bad for the electric locomotive consists of cop­ industries we work for, and vrould per and copper-base alloys. This See You. endanger our jobs. I’d say let it go figure is ■ many times the amount by. If we can keep present wage of copper and its alloys contained levels, and let prices come down, In • fteam locomotive—the roman­ that will mean a real raise for ev­ tic "iron horse” that has served erybody. That way, not only union the nation’s railroads faithfully for members, but everybody will have over a century, ever since the Tom their standard of living raised a full THE EQUIVALENT Thumb, b u ilt Peter Cooper in notch. by <2aTTLE DEMORNIKIG-CAM OF 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 1829, was given a tr ia l run in Sep­ Hate yon heard Dr, Bemon and tem ber of that year. Finally the llo. drama "Land o( the Free"* NOW BE FV^lMLESS'->- # F O R RENT # afe'c\ your local station far time. T-BONE STEAKS “iron horse” is being turned out VETERiNARlANS CAM to green pastures as most of the IS DESTROYED ANNUALLY SPACE IN THIS PAPER bijock t h e n e r v e , a s niajor railroads of the country tu;-n BY T H E a m t DISEASE ) ^ s e l electric *'• Brake A c c id e n ts Lead DENTISTS BLOCJC TOE •rth freight anrt r = 'r I - W ill Arrange To Suit An ICC analysis of mechanical .BLACKLEG. NERVE TDABADTOOm. GOOD NEIGHBORS-PRICES TO defect accidents of motor carriers American Foundation for Ai^al Healtli during 1947 revealed that as In pre­ RT yOUR BUSINESS vious years brake defects were re­ sponsible for more accidents than any other type. Tire failures arc ONE F A M TRAGEDY THAT IS PT O N TA BIE second in number and result in the most property damage. It showed also that mechanical defect acci­ dents are continually increasing te num ber but are decreasing as a p»r- L E T U S D O centage of all motor carrier aeei- dents. \ YOUR JOB PRINTING NEW MONEY FOR S '■ " — YOUR OLD THINGS Tm t IMm m M r M ita n , We can save you money D O N 'T V W A IT ^ IM Bm , «•> W m U on your h s t g n M w / A VANT Aft Iff for iN EW SPA m ^ PAYROLL ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BILL Opportunilys Knocks { HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. Patronize your home newspaper and thereby help build up your home town and county. ? Automatic Saving is Sure Saving when it’» done with U. S. Savings ? Bonds. And your Opportunity to save I In the safe, sure, automatic way will T H E D A V IE r e c o r d ! continue in the great Opportunity I Spring Drive wliich opens May 16. An added investment in Savings Bonds Am«ricu Foundatioa for AniOMl H«allb -Meaut- through Payroll Savings will provide future security for you, your family, and your country. Start now—and in ten short years your Bonds will yield ! yon ^0.00 for every <30.00 you in- | THEY W OULD READ YOUR AD vert today, ftis is yoop "OppoHnnlty.” ■ V£. Trtamrv Dtrcrtnunt ' NEXT WEEK: ANOTHER BIBLE LESSON TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE i V-v'-vl The Davie Record DAVIE COUNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER-THE PAPER THE PEOPLE READ

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PAGE WHISTLER NEWS OF LONG AGO A Departed Sister Sense of Values Doctor Devolops Teehnlquo 1 Seen Along Main Street OfValuetoHoariPationt By The Street Rambler. Rev. W. K. Ixenhonr. H ith Point. N. C. R4 E TOWN’S wealthiest man, and What Was Happening In Da* its most stingy, had just been A S an F rancisco doctor has d«> 000000 In His mercy, grace and klndners. r rescued from the water of a lake veloped a technique ^ c h it is be­ Young man sitting in parked vie Before Parking Meters In His wisdom and His lore -where he had been fishing from a lieved will make possible for ths boat. His rescuer was the leading first time photographs of the cor­ car pulling young lady’s nose— And Abbreviated Skirts. Fe«ns calls H is fa ith fu l c hildren doctor of the town. After the long, onary arteries of the living human Mrs. Duke Whittaker looking at (Davie Eecoid, June 29, 1927) To a blesee'' home above. Jiard work of resuscitation by the heart, in order to determine their doctor and the first aid treatments, shoe display in- department store ? ( f f* tr Hf 1 if 6 cf nts. Where the shining saints and condition in the early stages o t the miser pulled out a dollar and coronary disease. window—Martha Ann Davis hur* W, B. Anpell anfl son Bradv. anpe1«. handed it to the doctor, saying; Dr. Meyer Friedman reported rying up Main street—Man and “Well, doctor, I’m much obliged to was In Winston-Salem Thursday In rhelr robes of Hly.wWte, his method at the tiiird annual wife walking dovm Main street Dwell in peace and joy forever, you for savin’ my life just now. meeting of the Medical Advisory on business. Here’s a dollar . . . ail I have got holdinghands—Ed Sanford mak­ For beyond the sades of night. Council of the American Founda­ W . H. Renegar, ot Cana, Route on m e.” tion for High Blood Pressure at ing remarks about old timers sit­ The doctor handed it back, say­ 1, was in town Thursday looklnK There the soul of this dear sister Cleveland, Ohio. He descrfted how ting in front of furniture store— ing: "Oh, keep your money!” he and his associates, worldng at after some buainoss. Rests from all her loll and care, “Not at ail! Not at all!” said the the Harold Bnum institute, of Dot Shore playing sad melodies C. B. Mooney and T. M. Hen- Toining with the saints of glory miser. “It would have been lost which he is the head, have per­ on phonograph in dime store— anyway if ye hadn’t saved me!” drfx made a business trip to Char, In God’s praises grand and rare. fected a delicate operation wliich Family holding reunion on Main has been successfully performed lofte Thursday. Maybe singing with the angells NO CONTEST on the heart of a living animal with street—Prospective bride hurrying R, K. Tharpe, of Hstmony, was Song«; that mortals cannot sing. no apparent distobance of normal down Main street on sultry morn­ io town last week shakine hands And In testimony crowning heart function. He exhibited an x- Having been married 20 years, a ing—Aubrey Merrell carrying auto ray photograph which showed clear* couple decided to celebrate by tak­ with o'd friends. fesus Christ as heaven’s King. battery across M ain street. ly the condition of the coronary ing a little trip. While talking over Miss Louise Stroud spent last She was humble, kind and gentle arteries. their plans one evening, the hus­ week In Statesville with her aunt. band now and then glanced into tte As she dwelt unon the earth. “The next step,” he said, “is to Our County And Miss Mattie Stroud. use the same technique on human next room where a little old lady Proving that life of goodness subjects. The diagnostic aid which sat knitting. “The only thing,” he The little child of Mr. and Mrs. Is the only life of worth this method could give could be of finally said in a hushed voice, “is P. S. Young, of South Mocksvllle, that for once I’d like to be by our­ Social Security Hence we knew her as a Christian. inestimable value.” has been ill with colitis. Dr. Friedman also reported a selves. I’d like to take this trip By Mrs. Ruth G. Duffy. Manager. W ith a shinning, smiling face. without your mother,” Chas. B. Mootiev and dauehter. new method, which he and his as­ Faithful to her Lord and Moster sociates have developed, for taking ‘M y mother.'” exclaimed the Employment, to most of us, Miss Lillian, spent several days last the blood pressure of rats. It utiliz­ wife. “I thought she was your means work in a store, m ill, ga< As she r n life’s rugged race. m o th e r!" week in Sampson county. es a “collar” and a specially rage, beauty parlor, offic^ or oth­ Many times her testimonies. adapted microphone applied to the Marshall Miller, the iittle son of er place o f business where the And the earnest prayers she rat’s tail, which makes possible a W IS E GUT Mr. and Mrs. S O Rich, contin- true reading. Because it is simple The woman had been trying worker receives his or h « pay in prayed, ues ill, we are sorry to note. and inexpensive the equipment has to the shop assistant, whose cash weekly or monthly, I have Helned to strengthen faith In others Junior: “Daddy, Willie Brown pemitted studies of hypertension J. M. Foster has opened a ero* temper was beginning to get a in mind another job for which no And to make them unafraid, said that I look just like you.” which otherwise would have been little imcertain. eerv store in the Weant block ad- Daddy: “And what did you say?” extremely difficult, he explained. “I think yon had better fetch cash is received, hours are not Asthev staod for Christ our Savior, jolnlne Call’s barber shoo. Junior: “Nothing. He’s bigger Oie manager,” snUfed the cus­ limited to 8 hours a day but is a th an m e.” Gussle, the little dauehter of Mr. And His causc amid the throng. tomer. “Peihaps he’ll have a 24-hour job in most cases. “W ell,” Giving grace and giving courage Indians’ Living Standards little more sense than you seem and Mrs. P. J. Johnson, has been Paternal Regime to possess.” you say, ."w ho in high heaven q u ite 111 for the past two weeks For the right against the wrong. At the parting of the ways one Advanced by Better Roads “Oh, he has, madam,” was the would have such a job?” The one Mr and Mrs. M. B. Stonestreet To her home and to her loved ones. :cyclist turned into a side street and Better roads as an important tired reply. “He went out as yon may be your mother or your wife twisted round to wave a gay good­ means of stepping up current, gov­ cam e in .” and children are suendine several And the church she loved so well bye to his companions. ernment efforts to enhance living whose iob is classified as that o f davs with Mrs Stonestreet’s sister, ‘ihe was always true and faithful. But he didn't know that during standards on Indian reservations a housewife. Mrs. Rvan McBride, at Raeferd W h ic h w e now delight to to tell; the day a temporary reservoir for are urged by Charles M. Upham, One Look Enough Recently a minister diking to a fire-fighting had been erected there. On bis appointment, the new man­ Little Billy Harris, who has baen engineer-director of the American For it gives ns strength and cour. His front wheel struck it, and over Road Builders’ association. ager of a bank was given much group, said that the housewife seriously ill with paratonitis at a ade he went head first into the water. Citing the 1948 report of the de­ publicity, and photographs of liim holds the job which wields the Statesville hospital. Is very much When we think of some good As his head emerged above the partment of interior ^ an indica­ were reproduced in local newspa­ greatest amount of influence in surface he was not downhearted. pers. All were not printed attrac­ im oroved. soul tion that a start in this direction modem life. Comparing the va­ “What a Government!” he re­ already has been made, Upham tively. Dr. Lester Martin, who nnder. Who has gono through iests and marked with a grin. “Free gas­ points out that much remains to be A depositor wandered in,*walked riety of work which women are went an operation for appendicitis tria ls masks, free shelters, and now free done to provide America’s original up to the manager, produced one of doing away from home with the b a th s !” the photograpiiic reproductions, and nt the Whitehead-Stokes hospital, And has made it to the goal inhabitants with adequate roads job of a housewife, this speaker vital to better living. The rate of asked, “Is this your picture?” Salisbury, about ten days aeo, if Matter of Dress progress in this important function The manager assured him that pointed out that “the home is cet»ine alone nicely, his host of Loaded down with bundles, the should be accelerated, he said. it was. where the man and woman take “And are you the manager of friends will be elad to learn, Pay Boost For little man anxiously looked about Up to 1933, reservation roads tills bank?” hold of the social situation of the him in the crowded department were merely trails, he cites the re­ Gradv Rich, of Farmlneton, who The other admitted that he was. store. A floorwalker approached port as showing, ActUal roads were world. It is a handle, so to speak, “Well, give me my money!” has been ill for the past two weeks, Legislators him and asked, “Are you looking non-existant, streams had to be of our social structure. In the ordered the depositor. went toLons’s Sanatorium, States, for something in men’s wearing ap­ forded and heavy rains washed out Nat discouraged by the fact that parel sir?” home we have a better chance ville, last week to undergo treat routes which might be used by 1 constitutional amendment to raise "No, something in women’s ap­ vehicles. The Indian could not get than any place to put into opera­ ment. His condition became critf the compensation of state legiflat* parel,” came the answer. "I can’t his products to market nor his tion the ideals of the Kingdom of find my wife.” Uncle Sam Says cal ,'?atuTday and he was carried ors was defeated at the last gener. children to school, due to tliis lack G od.” of communication facilities. In the to Philadelphia Sunday nleht by al election, both House and .Senate After reading this profound sta­ RELAXED 15-year period to 1948, congress ap­ Dr, S, A. Hardine. <0 their final session approved an* propriated $37,000,000 fo r im prove­ tement, I asked myself, “How does Contractor C. B. Mooney and his ments of. roads and bridges and other such measure to he submtt “I’m sorry to hear that your our Social Security program help m aintenance. To-day, w ith 20,548 foreman, D. G. Grubbs, left Mon. ted to the people husband is still in bed,” Mrs. in promodng high ideals and in Jraes said to Mrs. Smith. miles of reservation roads, only 8,- day for Salemsbnre, where Mr. When it is considered that mem* 000 miles are graded and drained, keeping a family together?” (1) “Oh, there’s no need to worry,” Mooney has the contract to build a and only 200 miles actually paved. bers of the General Assembly Mrs. Smith replied cheerfully; It contributes by paving monthly laree school huildine. w orked 94 days during this last “he’s quite all right!” “The federal highway aid act of benefits to the wife, if she is 65, “Then why doesn’t he get up?” 1948 authorized $6,000,000 fo r reser­ G. W. Richardson, 84, died Sat.session for the munificent sums of and her husband is receiving mon­ asked Mrs. Jones. vation roads, but has appropriated urday at the Countv Home The ( 600; that thev therefor- averagrd “WeU, It’s like this,” Mrs. only sufficient to do a maintenance thly payments, and to their child­ operation,” says Upham. body was laid to rest at Bear Creek $6.39 a day. a wage any self re. Smith explataied. “When the doc­ ren if under 18. (2) It contributes tor called about two months ago church Sunday afternoon. He was specting laborer would spurn; that by paying monthly payments to he told my husband not to get up a Confederate solder. Survivinjt out of this stipend thev had to pay until he ^sited him again, and Common Rose Diseases widows left with young chUdren are two sons. hotel bills, buy meals, pay for shoe we rather think he’s joined the The commonest rose diseases are in their care, whatever the age o f W . L. Call, who went to Baiti. A rm y.” blackspot and mildew, both of the widow, and to the young chil­ shines, hair cuts, laundry aod dry which are easily recognized. Mil­ more about two weeks ago and en- cleaning and week-end transporia- dew is heralded by tired-looking dren. These monthly payments tered Johns Hopkins hospital for tion to their homes; and that their foliage and a grayish film on some will continue until each child is eye trouble, was operated on last of the leaves. Blackspot is exactly, businesses and professions for more Uncle Sam Says what the name implies. Both of Jane 17, 1775, 174 year* ago, our 18 unless the child marries before week. His friends will be glad to than three mohtns, their desire for these fungus diseases, along with foiefalhen fought a great battle for 18. This protection alone has kept freedom and opmrtonlty al Bunker know that he is eettine alone nice, a pay increase seems modest en. the principal insect pests such as Hill. Each one of yon realize* that lo many young widows from having ly and will be able to return home aphids, Japanese beetles, red spid­ mabtUiu the freedom and opportunity oagh. The least the people of er, thrips and rose bugs can be ef­ to work outside of the home, put in a few days. for which th ^ fought you must be (Tortu Carolina can do for tbeir fectively controlled by a regular ever W^laat in doing your sbare. One their young children in orphan­ Some unknown party or parties weekly spraying program. Spraytog o f the eouBlry’* greatest asset* is a ages, hom e o f relatives, foster lawmakers is to allow them en. aonnd economy which you can help to pried open the front door of the or dusting with appropriate mate­ ongh to cover their expense while rials must cover the leaves on both uphold. Yoiur government i* provid- homes, or actually givmgthem up Merchants Wholesale Grocery Co., sides. Use an insecticide to combat i ^ the opportunity through the U. S. through adoption by another fin­ legislating, and that can’t be done Saving Bonds program. If not already sometime Sunday nieht and helped this day and time on a paltrv ^ 6.39 insects and a fungicide to control enrolls for the safe, automatic way ancially able to care for them. (3) plant diseases. During hot weather, themselves to cigarettes and other of purchasii It contributes by paying a month­ a d a y . the mterval between sprayings great Opgi nity ive, now in articles. It is not known iust how The propoced amendment pro. should be extended to ten days or progress, ii your own individual op- ly payment to a widow who is 65 much merchandise was taken. No two weeks to avoid the possibility portnaity. vides for ^15 a day for a 90.day 1^.5. Tmmsuit Beptrtaeat as long as she lives and does not clue as to the guilty parties. of burning foliage. With the advent session, which figures up to $1,350 of cooler fall weather, the weekly remarry if her husband had wor The big balloon belonging to for a fourth of a year’s work— schedule can be resumed. ked a sufficient length of time. If Harry Fox was destroyed by fire hardly a generous remuneration for the widow is not 65 upon her at Salisbury last Wednesday after, the type of men qualified to make Samanella PuUorum FLOWERS husband’s death and there are no noon. Fox was preparing to make our laws. One of the most common troubles 'young children, she gets one pay- a flight in that city, and when the with baby ciilcks is the poultry in­ It is tc be hoped that when the dustry’s old enemy Samanella Pull- ' ment at that time and is told that balloon was filling with gas a puff proposed constitutional amendment orum, reports O. C. Ufford, poultry CUT FLOWERS ' she will get monthly payments of wind came along and blew the comes to a vote the people of this specialist for the Colorado A & M when she is 65 and die amount top of the balloon too close to the Lots o f you people today are tip> extension service. Tiiis is the bug D E SIG N S great State of North Carolina will toeing around the edges o f the pro* wliich makes life unhappy for thou­ ' she will get. She has somediing gas blaze, Mr. Fox oidered a new view the proposition in proper per verbial soup bowl. Saving money has sands of poultry raisers every year. definite to count on in her old never been a cinch— but— it’s so much POTTED PLANTS balloon which arrived here Mon pectlve and give their approval. We can’t lick puUorum with medi­ age and does n o t approach that easier when you buy U* S« Savings cines—we just have to outwit thia day morning. We cannot expcct intelligent meu Bonds the regular, automatic way. time of life with die fear that she When you know that day in, day out, disease, he adds. The organisms SEE THEM AT w ill be dependent o n others. Grading on highway 75 betw een to give unselfish service when they develop in the organs of both the your savings are growing, you get a I will be in Mocksville on Wed­ Mocksville and County Line, is suffer not only loss of time but are feelhii E of comfort and security, like adult male and female chicken and on a "Magic Carpet”, that can be had eggs laid by an infected hen also nesday, July 27, at the court progressing nicety. An additional money out of pocket to boot.— in no other way. Besides, you get back carry the organisms. Ufford points house, second floor, at 12:30 p; force bns been put on the work, Statesville Daily, $4 for every $3 in ten short years. out that chicks hatched from in­ Davie Florist and it will be mshed to completion Enroll for the Payroll Savings Plan fected eggs readily develop the m. Iw illalso .be in Cooleemee where you work or, i f self-employed, disease, and heavy death losses the Bond-a-Nonth Plan where you W ilkesb oT O S t P h o n e 222> W on the same date at the Erwin Th? contract for building shis road We don't like to make usually result. bank. bssa’t yet been let. iiiarkt«after jrour nuiM. VJI. Tnatmy Cotton Mills office at 11 a. m. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVIUiE, N. C.

------WBCKLY News ANALYSIS------ARM Y BOSS: Was Buck Private The Cinderella story would take Issue is Joiied on Labor Measure; on new interest for the GI’s in Uncle Sam’s army. Senate Group Okays Atlantic Pact; And there was a particular rea­ son. Gordon Gray, a one-time buck $1,530,942.52 was the figure that private in the army, was nominated Mr. DeKwickrich estimated as his Unemployment Increasing in Nation by President Truman to be secre­ fortune. He had come by it tary of the army. through many years of industrious Forrestal’s Death (EDITOR’S NOTE: When opinions are expressed in tiiese coltnnns, tbey are those ol GRAY, now undersecretary, is New Selling System labor and now was enjoying the Weslera Newspaper Union's news aaaljrste and not neeessatHy of ibis aewspaper«> 40 years old, a North Carolina pub­ l^ R . WESTBROOK PEGLER has fruits of his uphiU struggle. He lisher and lawyer. He has been Aids Hog Producers and his wife traveled all over the ^ issued an array of charges acting secretary since the resigna­ LABOR BILL: world and stayed at the finest aimed to make his readers believe Barred tion of Kenneth C. Royall on April Price Jlgreed Dpon that my criticism of the late Issue Is Joined 27. hot^. There was always one James Forrestal largely contrib­ thing he insisted upon at those Ihe long-awaited fight on repeal Gray, born in Baltimore, is not Right in The Pen uted to his death. Mr. Pegler has of the Taft-Hartley labor law had an army career man. But he U nder a new system of selling hotels and that was a swunming now been answered by me in the begun. Debate had started in the served three years in the army, en­ hogs, buyers and salesmen at the pooL His wife was an excellent only language he imderstands—a senate with Chairman Elbert D. listing as a buck private in 1942. markets agree on the price right swimmer and enjoyed her morn­ Ubel su il. Thomas (D., Utah) of the labor But he had something on the ball in the pen before the hogs are in g ^ p . But for more intelligent p«ople committee opening for the adminis­ then, and rose to captain with the weighed. Thus the old weight- One morning a lackey rushed who may have read the Pegler tration. Government forces were 12th army group in Europe. schedule is being replaced by a up to Mr. DeKwickrich to inform columns, I should like to set forth committed to an attempt for out­ THE new secretary would be the pen-to-pen system of marketing. him that his wife had had an acci­ the following facts: right repeal of the measure, but all government’s youngest head of an The buyer is given a chance to rec­ dent in the pool and had nearly 1. AFTER I reported on Mr. indications pointed to a compro­ executive department. For the past ognize quality and pay a premiunj drow ned. Forrestal’s mental illness, there mise or nothing. 16 months Gray has been the army for good hogs. “They are applying artificial was little other reference to him Meanwhile, John L. Lewis de­ official responsible for the indus­ respiration now,” the attendant by me either in the press or on the clared that the AFL and CIO had trial mobilization and procurement assured him, “and the doctor radio. I did compliment him on his betrayed organized labor’s cause official of his department. thinks she will come around all cooperation with secretary of de­ by reportedly agreeing to a com­ r ig h t." fense Johnson and I also suggested prom ise. JOHN L LEW IS: Mr. DeKwickrich seemed some­ that he be given a long vacation at Urging adoption of the adminis­ A Severe Blow what put out. Answcq government expense. tration bill. Thomas said the voters “You run back there," he said, A federal district court of appeals help beir last November "decided the Taft- 2. AT THE TIME of my radio dealt a heavy blow at John L. “and tell them I can afford the appears Hartley law was a mistake.” The Steve Trumbull, Miami Her­ references to Mr. Forrestal’s ill­ Lewis and his United Mine Work­ real thing. Artificial respiration, someone I administration seeics to replace it ald reporter, was barred from ness, he was imder sedatives; was ers. Lewis and his union, found in d e e d l” who giva the Florida state senate cham­ not permitted to listen to any radio with a modified version of the New guilty of contempt of court for fail­ The quaUty of this Chester father ber after he questioned the programs or read the newspapers. Deal Wagner act. Thomas called ing to call off the 1948 coal strike, IVhlte sow and Utter is appai^ m other’s I manner in which a bill was 3. THE NAVY immediately is­ for quick repeal of the Taft- had been fined $1,420,000. ent even to the casual observ­ m any brought before the senate. It sued a statement which had the Hartley law. They appealed. The higher court er; but under the old weight- CLASSIFIED of their | effect of denying Mr. Forrestal’s In telegrams to all 96 senators, was reported his cheekboHe was schedule of selling hogs, breed­ th eir mo fractured when he was struck upheld the finding and indications DEPARTMENT illness. If the navy, on the other Lewis, head of the United Mine were that Lewis and his attorneys ers who produce such quall^ plex” ) hand, had taken proper precautions Workers union, said he had heard by a senator. stock would receive nothing would bd would lose no time appealing to the BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. instead of minimizing the facts, AjTL and CIO leaders had agreed to United States supreme court for a extra for the added time and tense a| accept four “oppressive amend- UNEMPLOYMENT: lACKSONVlltliE BEACH—O ld established Jim Forrestal would be alive to­ final decision. care they had expended to ! year>arotuid business. Grocery, beer and either tq day. Navy doctors knew, as they .nrients” to the adm inistratio n b ill. Sudden Increase THE CASE grew out of Lewis’ bring their hogs to such a de­ I wine. Good locatton: «,000 It taken now. tility to\{ An AFL official pooh-poohed ! Store and nice apartment 860. Good lease now admit, that he had made Whatever its significance, many defiance of the Taft-Hartley law gree of excellence. , by owner. Other business wqulres my fe lt "re fl earlier suicide attempts in Florida. Lewis’ charges of a secret deaL economists were expressing con­ I entire time. Lysle Anders* 4Qri, Jaek- last year for ignoring a court order The reason advanced for In­ ' lonvUte Beaeh. Pis. Phone 9116. As a matter of fact, he said, the cern over a sudden upswing in the issued under the law that directed They also knew that every AFL convention in Cleveland re­ creased interest in marketing is AGENTS AND DISTRIBUTORS WANTED other medical institution In the number of unemployed in the na­ the miners to call off a month-old that the weight-schedule system i Cor new, fully-patented^ device ^ which cently agreed to accept the four tion. strike in the soft coal fields. makes coin*voidor out of any soft-drmk country puts patients with su­ amendments that “horrified” Lewis. fails to recognize the difference ■ box. Supported by national advertising, icidal tendencies on the ground BETWEEN April and May. the The district appeals court ruling between hogs. It also fails to pay j Btrhich ^ow s enormous demand for the These four amendments called number of U.S. jobless had in­ I dealer protection afforded by this $12.50 floor. Unfortunately, navy doc­ made it clear that the decision was for true quality. i machine. Service stations, grocery stores for: creased by 273,000 to brin g the based on the fact that Lewis and t ux d other soft>drink retailers need one for tors m i n Im 1 z e psychiatric 1. Power for the federal govern-, Under the old schedule-selling, ■ every open box. Write or wire for details treatment, which may have totally imemployed to a probable the miners waited until the de­ i Jn territories. FAT-PULL MFG. CO.. 720 ment to seize plants involved in postwar high of m ore th an 3.25 salesmen and buyers at a market ; San Pedro Ave., Dept. T» San Antonio, been why they called Mr. For- mands were met before finally call­ rexas. ______national-emergency strikes. million. These figures were re­ ing off the strike when they had would agree in the morning how Is “ a d l restal’s illness “nervous ex­ 2. The filing of financial returns many hogs each buyer would get. haustion” and put him on tfce leased by the federal bureau of been previously directed by the HELP WANXED~>MEN by unions. the census. court to do so. A schedvde of process was set up Answcd 16th floor of the hospital tower. MEN WANTED to organize motion plc> since mq 2. The filing of non-Communist The rise in the unemployment fig­ Justice E. Barrett Prettyman according to weight. “Hogs was ture circuits in thcatreless commimlties. Good pay. Pleasant work. Attention G, E. easier tq 4. CAPT. George Raines, the and non-Fascist affidavits by work­ ure at a time when it usually drops said on behalf of the court: hogs” and the scales determined Dean, taeal, BZ Anbnrn Ave.» N.E., navy doctor in charge, has since ers and employers alike. might be attributed, the bureau “THE SUPREME COURT (has) the price. Attenta. Georgia. lem s o r j made the following amazing state­ 4. A guarantee of free speech in story wH said, to the sudden rush of students held . . . involving these same ap­ But that system is gradually be­ SITUATIONS WANTED____ ment; “I recognized the well- labor relations. for summer or permanent jobs. pellants, that he who fails to obey ing abandoned. Under the old when talf C HAUFFEUR; Comfortable driver, handy* th a t I, known psychiatric fact that the The bureau did say that two-thirds a court order . . . is punishable for method, farmers judged probable man. no smoker, drinker, middle age. 12 next 30 days would constitute the ARTICLES: of the increase in unemployment criminal contempt. That decision market prices by estimating the years accident free. For further informal advice ___ write, ANDROSS, Xavier Lane, Sud- A pplied most dangerous period of the ill­ What Import? could be traced to “young persons governs us here.” weight of their hogs. A premium of bury. Ont. ness as far as suicide was con­ The senate foreign relations com­ of high school and college age.” The supreme court already had 50 cents per hundredweight was cerned .... I felt that the assump­ ______TRAVEL______mittee, in reporting favorably the AT the same time, the bureau re­ upheld the conviction of Lewis and considered imusual at the market tion of responsibility must rest on DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.-.1 and 2*bed. North Atlantic pact, had almost ported, total unemployment was his miners for defying a similar although the real value of hogs of my shoulders and not be shared room completely furnished apts.. will ac* bogged down on Article 5. That is rising, principally as a result of court order in the 1946 coal strike. the same weight varies as much commodate 4 to 6 people. One block from LO with the family or other naval au­ ocean on approach street. $40 to $60 a the proviso in the pact which binds seasonal activity on farms. It was that ruling to which Judge as $5 or $6 per animal. Such prem­ week. Jones, 616 Goodall Ave., Daytona thorities.” signatories to the rule that an at­ Despite the conflicting reports, Prettyinan referred. iums offered poor pay to the ex­ Beach. Fla. Phone 85H.______And after admitting that this was there were some among the coun­ pert producer who raises top- tack on one pact member would be WANTED TO BUT the most dangerous period, the an attack upon all, and binds each try’s industrial and economic lead­ NAZI "WITCH": qualify hogs worth more money. man who assumed responsibility CROWS: Wanted live crows. Young nest- to take such action as is deemed ers who feared the imemployment Not Through Yet Another reason for the new sys­ Ing crows accepted. Will pay $2.00 each. departed for Canada. necessary, "including the use of situation might grow worse before tem is the fear that if a better Job I. W. Brown, 2314 Woodrow St., Durham, getting any better. Ilse Koch, called the “witch” of . N. C. Phone X-4471. Forrestal’s Friends armed forces” to restore and main- Buchenwald, infamous German of selling isn’t done, hogs may be tafti the security of the area. SOVIETS: prison camp of World War n , defi­ sold on a dressed-carcass basis. 5. IN THE END it may be found THE WORDING of Article 5 nitely was to face a German court This method of marketing (which Keep Posted on Values that Mr. Forrestal’s friends had created in some minds a fear that Appraise Guests on charges of mistreating Germans is used in Canada) is being ex­ more to do with his death than his its effect would nullify the right of In Moscow the Literary Gazette at the concentration camp. plored by many farmers, coopera­ By Reading the ads critics. For those close to him now congress to declare war and might sought to evaluate for its readers ONCE sentenced to life imprison­ tives, agricultural experim^t sta­ admit privately that he had been put this power arbitrarily into the the Russian appraisal of foreign ment by American occupation tions and studies under the 'federal sick for some time, suffered em­ hands of the President. diplomats and newspapermen who force verdict on charges of un­ research and marketing act. Maiqr barrassing lapses too painful to be Senator George (D., Ga.) who live in the Soviet Union. speakable cruelties to prisoners, public market operators also are mentioned here. had expressed concern aboilt the in­ THE Gazette printed a poem nse had her term commuted to worried about the decline in vol­ terpretation of Article 5, finally Illness such as Jim Forrestal ex­ vreitten by Sergei Mikhalkov, chil­ only four years by U.S. Gen. ume of hogs arriving for sale at T H eil perienced does not come all of a said that he was satisfied that under dren’s poet, playwright and co­ Lucius D, Clay on grounds of in­ terminal markets. / C o o l- / k d PAC\\ sudden, like a fall from a horse. it the President could not declare author of the Soviet national sufficient evidence. O F I It begins months in advance. And war nor “employ troops to enforce anthem . Among other charges she faced FOf?| such an illness cannot be pushed any particular action aimed at cer­ Translated freely, Sergei’s poem was one of having made lamp­ Wheat Champions aside or overlooked. It must be tain European coimtries without went this way: shades out of human skin. treated. Yet during most of last congressional approval.” “We met them, you and I. The announcement that Ilse would winter, when Jim Forrestal was Senator Pepper (D., Fla.) took “These friends who aren’t friends. have to stand trial again was made under heavy responsibilities and the same tack. He said &e provi­ “The jackal, wolf and swine, in Munich by an official of the Antiseptic Ointment Soothes definitely not a well man, the little sion neither adds to nor subtracts “And journalistic snake. Bavarian ministry of justice. coterie of newspapermen who now from the war powers of the Presi­ "In other words, those who are THE U.S. authorities have turned insinuate Jim was killed by his dent as commander-in-chief. being sent here. SKIN IRRITATIONS over to German officials the rec­ For helpful antiseptic and medicinal aid critics encouraged him to stay on. EVEN SO, it was a difficult point. “Wo know them all and can rec­ ords of the case in order that they to eztemally caused skin irritations that This got to be almost an obsession, The extent to which a President ognize them. might determine whether she could itch, rach a t tetter, rash, slm ^e ring> both on their part and his, vmtil might go toward involvement in votin^ dryness or eczema* use Grays Oint* “Even if we aren’t doctors.” be tried by the Germans for mis­ ment as directed. Medicated to cling long* Mr. Truman’s final request for his war was dramatically disclosed in NATURALLY, there will be no treating their own citizens at er for more tboioughly telievlDg itching* resignation undoubtedly worsened the Roosevelt administration when comment from the pilloried—not Buchenwald, where she was th« the illness. the commander-in-chief admittedly while they’re still in Russia. wife of the Nazi commandant. committed the nation to “every­ 6. THE REAL FACT is that HEART STUDY: ^^IV E R PAVM0BE?M^ Jim Forrestal had a relatively thing short of war” in what was Top Man good press. All one need do Is purported to be an attempt to avoid Artificials Used ACCEPT war. Under such a policy actions St. Joseph As'p?Rfll examine the newspaper files to Emphasis in heart study now WORLDS LARGEST-SELLER AT fflV LESS? may go ^ ^ a r at the chief executive see that his press was far - rests in the development of artifi­ Victor P. Rasmussen (left) and level that there would be nothing Max J. Basmussen, of Cache coun­ The better than that of some of his cial hearts. Dr. Alfred Blalock of left for the congress to do but de­ old associates. Baltimore, widely-known blue-baby ty Utah, did not know they would clare war in a situation in which specialist, was the authority for the be national wheat champions when Secretary of Labor Perkins, lor it had no authority and no voice, this photo w as taken on th e ir 4,000 instance, was one of the most statem ent. FW Mini UIES in Mill OF IT IS .'Vl SPEAKING at a general scien­ acre farm, between Cache Junction criticized cabinet members of the NEW WEAPON: and darkston, Utah. pathy last decade. She took it with a tific session of the American Medi­ RHEUMATISM for the V NEURITIS-LUMBAGO smile and is still working for her Top Secret cal association, Blalock said: “The The wheat, which Victor Ras­ and for I most interesting thing in surgery, mussen is holding, is a sample of country. Winston Churchill had What is being produced at the M C N E IL 'S particulsf bitter criticism heaped upon his plutonium plant at Hanford, Wash­ but stiE in the experimental stage, the crop from the 2,000 acres of f m any of| head and suffered one of the most ington? is the development of mechanical wheat land, which is ovimed jointly MAGIC is th at crusliing political blows in recent NO one would say, but Carleton devices as substitutes for the heart.” by these two men and their brother m anity history. However, he still remains Shugg, deputy general manager of He reported that he considered as Reuben, who was too busy farming and old. I an active force in British politics. the atomic energy commission, said most promising a pump developed that day to get in the picture. REMEDY thinking I the plant was handling a “product by Dr. John Gibbon at the Jeffer­ The Rasmussens’ wheat, which Herbert Hoover retired from office U rgeRINGS BottleU >ms BLESSED SmaO RELIEF Site 60c of N a tu rl one of the most criticized and that needs a better name than son school of Philadelphia. was hard red winter of the Cache m Mlf n BIIECfCI« ly huma| ‘deadly poison.’ ” “Dr. Gibbon’s pump will pump variety with a test weight of 64 beaten-up political figures of recent ir Ml WK v m t tr 17 MU 0» feceipl tf fr^tt In a years. Yet he has come back as a Was it the weird “atomic fog” blood as the heart does,” Dr. Bla­ pounds per bushel, took first place CO., Im. jMimimtnoint H eart drfinlte force for good government about which there had been so lock explained. “He is working on in the 8th annual Philip W. Pills- much speculation? Shugg wouldn’t an artificial lung to aerate the bury judging for best United States H eart FBI Probe say. He said, instead, that he was blood.” wheat raised in 1948. The grain s ta rtlin g l BLALOCK said Dr. Gibbon’s a ll do 7. IT IS TRUE that when Jim merely discussing certain phases competed with 37 samples from 20 FOLEY PILLS pump replaced the heart of a dog Top man in the gradnating death of| Forrestal retired, the justice de­ in the production of plutonium—one other states when the judging was R e lie v e for 48 minutes and the dog re­ class at West Point, U.S. mili­ partment was in the process of in­ of two fissionable materials used in held in Minneapolis. “ H e a r! covered. tary academy, Richard T. Car- vestigating the Arabian oil pur­ makmg atom bombs. The other is The Rasmussens rotate their ing ra p iJ “If one can substitute for the Tolth, Peckville, Pa., had his Backaches chases made by the navy during uranium-235. w heat crop on 4,000 acres of un­ cause off heart for 30 to 45 minutes, one can choice of any arm of the mili­ d u e t o his administration. I feel sure this SHUGG’S statement was made irrigated land. They are the sons of deaths open it and see what one is working tary services. He chose the air did not involve him personally, i during his testimony before a sen- Philip H. Rasmussen, who won the heart at,” he said. “With a heart substi­ force and here adjusts his sec­ Sluggish Kidneys though he was known to be dread. ate appropriations subcommittee state and national Pillsbury award r DOUBLE VOUR MONEY BACK sease t a l tute we can do more things inside ond lieutenant’s bars on bis fuUy upset by it. during the congressional investiga­ in 1946. next fiv f tion of the atomic program. the heart.” brand new uniform. 8. IF WE ARE to withhold WNtr—7 25—49 com binel criticism of a man hecanse of A M A GAGS FISHBBIN JET FIGHTER: Soil Check May Answei The d J possible illness or danger to his Relieve distress Of MONTHLY Tests Complete Slow Tile Drain Puzzle life, then congressional Investi­ J i tile-drained land is slow in gations, a free press, and our Famed Doctor-Editor's Authority Clipped The United States air force was drying, check the organic matter entire system of goveniment proud of its newest jet fighter— content of your soils before blam­ by checks and balances be­ The red-hot issue between the speaking on anything except medi- the Lockheed F-90, w hich had suc- FEMALE American Medical association and cin.e. ing the tile system. Many tile lines comes difficnlt. cessftUly completed its flight tests that worked well when originally I t ’s a For instance, when the FBI the admmistration over the Presi­ That meant he could not talk at the Muroc flight test base in ical stu(] dent’s proposed compulsory health publicly on state medicine nor on laid are now hampered because the cross-examined the late Lawrence California. WEAKNESSAre you troubled by distress o f come sk the political issues boiling up in water can’t get through the :Soil Duggan of the state department plan was coming to a boil. The There was an air of secrecy about fonale (imetional periodic disturb* patients i the APIA’S campaign against the to the tile. You open your soil and during last summer’s un-American AMA, obviously wishing to retain the plane’s performance. Some ances? Does this make you suffer the dise^ Truman national health insurance improve drainage when you grow from pain, feet «o n ervo tts, tired— activities committee probe, they its own identity in matters of policy facts which did emerge were: The tim e and plan. Dr. Fishbein is editor of the •.veii-fertilired deep-rooted legumes at such times? Then so ti^ Lydia B. had no idea he would thereafter statements, clapped a gag on Dr. plane weig’ns 26,000 pounds, clim bed Pinkham's V^etable Compound to cians du Journal of the American Medical in the rotation and put back straw, relieve such s ^ p to m s . Pinlcbam's plunge to his death from a New Morris Fishbein, one of medicine’s 15,000 feet in 10 m inutes, b ut th at ter of association. He held no official posi­ ccrnstaiks and manure. has a grand soothing effect on one York office building. most famous figures. The board wasn’t its maximum, the pilot said. o f woman's most important organs! become ordered him to stop writmg or tion beyond that. prefer LYDIA E.PINKHAM’S££g^jS%§ gery. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

11 THE Marriage, Divorce Rates MIRROR Child Victims Show Noticeable Decline 0 / Your Throughout the civilized world Of Jealousy in 1948, there was a noticeable ^re th a t decline in marriage and divorce as his MIND By Lawrence Gould rates. by it m VSW HtfLP With improved economic con­ bstrious ditions, there were indications in lin g the By DR KEHHETH 1 FOREMAN 1948 that family life was slowly J le . H e m m o $ returning to normalcy. fv e r the SCRIPTURE: Psalms 1; 33:12-15; 67? 100. Many countries, notably Eng­ DEVOTIONAL READING: Psalms I45r fine st 1-10. land, Finland, Japan, Poland, and ^•s one Sweden, instituted or broadened those provisions designed to make faibi- Im m in g Songs for All Hearts ly life more secure. fc e lle n t In the United States, about 1,800,000 m arriages were p e r- mom- Lesson for July 3, 1949 formed, a decrease of 10 per cent I rushed from the provisional total of I inform he greatest hymn-book in the l,992-,354 in 1947, an d a drop of hn acci- world is to be our study for m ore than 20 per cent from the 1 nearly Tthree months. Not the oldest; that fin a l figure of 2,291,045 in 1946. honor belongs to the Vedic Hymns The rate of divorce was ap­ Irtificial of ancient India. proaching the pre-war trend, with Itendant Not the largest; the number of divorces believed ] doctor the hyitmal of your not to exceed 420,000—a decrease Und aU own church may of 10 per cent from 1947, and a easily be twice as 30 per cent decrease from 1946. Can a boy be jealous of his mother? large. But the some- Certain notable efforts to im­ greatest hymn- prove family life were made in old Stone and Mr. Irving Simos Answer: Certainly. Wo one can book in the world the United States in 1M8, accord­ fe s a id , report that a “follow-up” of cases help being jealous of a person who is the book of ing to the article. Tlie National brd the in which they had given advice on appears to come between him and Psalms, This col­ Conference on Family Life, au­ lir a tio n . job seeking and self-confidence someone else he loves, and a boy lection of religious thorized by President Truman, showed personal interviews to who gives all his devotion to his poems was used as Dr. Foreman convened at the White House in have been more effective. father may be very jealous of his the hymn-book of May to explore the factual back­ mother’s “claims” upon him. But the temple which was built when ground of U. S. families, dynamics many boys begin by being jealous the Jewish exiles returned to of family interaction, economic D of their fathers’ relationship with Babylon. It was the hymn-book of welfare, and related topics. N T their mothers (the “Oedipus com­ Herod’s temple, and we know our Institutes on family relations plex”) and the average small boy Lord used and loved it. It is in­ were held at the universities of would be likely to develop an in­ fP O R . deed the song-book of the Bible. It California, Chicago, Indiana, and tense attachment to his father was the only hymnal which the Cook a Savory Main Dish in o Skillet Itablished Southern' California, and the peer and either to conceal repressed hos­ first Christians used, for some (See Recipes Below) American Institute of Family Kcn now. tility toward him or because he time. Indeed the book of Psalms is J>od Icose Skillet Dinners Relations sponsored worl^hops at ■tires iwy felt "rejected” by his mother. probably the only hymn-book hon­ LYNN CHAMBERS' MEND several colleges. The University of . Jack- Are continuons Ugh winds ored and used by three separate 3EN YOU WANT to cook a -•Skaiet Chicken Florida extension division con­ [V'ANTED fatig u in g ? religions—Judaism, Mohammedani Hot Biscuits ducted seven regional family life Which ism and Christianity. really appetizing dinner for loft-drink Answer: I suppose this is an in> Wyour family, do it in a skillet. Buttered Green peas institutes. E'crtising, • • • Grapefmit-Melon Salad for the dividual matter, depending on the Veal chops, pork chops, curries |is S12.50 “association” high winds happen How It Grew and chicken, all can be cooked to Beverage f.v stores Fresh Strawberries and Cream "I SHUNNED M E DAI’S WORK” _1 one for to have for each person, but I ike all hymnals, this book of m<'-th-watering tenderness in a I r details think that living where strong Sugar Cookies ■ CO.. 720 Psalms grew by degrees. I* skillet after I Antonio, gales blow most of the time wotild Lwas not written all at one time or brow ning, by cov- *Becipe Given be “wearing” to most men and Is “advice by mail” effective? by one person. David wrote some .ering the skillet women. Moving about outdoors in of the Psalms, how many we do and turning down Dredge the chops in flour which Answer: Doubtless it is, but a strong wind takes more muscu­ the heat. Mush­ has been mixed with salt and pep­ i;ion pic- not know. The “titles” of the ■munities. since most people find it so much lar exertion, and the noise might Psalms were added by later He­ room s, green pep- per. Saute onions in two tablespoons Ion G. E. N'.E.. easier to evade their actual prob­ be hard to shut out of your mind brew editors, are no part of the 'Pers, onions and of fat until brown. lems or give only one side of a when you’re indoors. However, a original Psalms, and are often in. m aU sorts of other Place chops o n story when writing a letter than normal human being can adjust­ accurate. loning can be top of onions, and or as we say, “get used”—to many when talking to a trained observer It is very likely that as much added to make the food savory. a d d tomatoes, things wliich at first seem intol­ that I, for one, don’t try to give as a thousand years went by Pork chops are real favorite. water and bay j a?:e. l2 erable, and wind may be no es> J Informa- advice that way. In the Journal of between the first of the Psalms especially if they are prepared in leaf. Cover and ■uie. Sud- Applied Psychology, Dr. C. Har­ ception. this manner with tomatoes, green simmer on top of ^ M O R O L I N E to be written, and the last. PETROLEUM Jelly Every modern hymnal that Is pepper, celery and rice. range fo r 45 to any good is in part a collection Pork Chop SkiUet Meal 60 m inutes u n til 2-bed. (Serves 4) tender. Remove , .vill ac* By DON MOORE of the best of the old hymnals. icck from LOOKING AT RELIGION 4 tablespoons fat chops to a hot platter. Maks a S60 a So our book of Psalms, as it smooth paste of cornstarch and M Nurse’s Advice I Dajtona finally took shape, came from old 4 pork chops, 1" thick 4 slices Beimnda onion, cold water and add to liquid in er collections. A glance through i1 skillet. Stir and cook until thidc- No More Harsh Laxatives in the American standard version M " th ick. 3 cups canned tomatoes ened, then pour over chops. “I was irregular for a long time. A Ijng nest. will show that in its present form nuise suggested eating 1.00 each. it is made up of five smaller books, 4 rings green pepper, Veal In Sour Cream KELLOGG’S iDarbacn, th ick (Serves 4) ALL-BRAN every moming.Ithelped ending w ith P salm s 41, 72, 89, 108 V*" where nothing else and 150. Each book ends with a dox- 4 tablespoons uncooked rice 2 pounds boned veal shoulder, cut in 1’' cubes hair’J.M.Bedwell, ology and book V ends with a mag­ 1 cup celery diced FortClaT]c,N.D.Tm ' 2 ounces salt pork, cut fine nificent series of them. Sometimes Heat four tablespoons of fat in is one of many unso­ lies cup minced onion the editors left in duplicates. Bead­ skillet on high heat. Turn switch to licited letters from clove garUc, minced fine, ing Psalm 14 side by side with medium and brown pork chops im- Vi ALL-BKAN users. if desired You too may expect Psalm 63 wiU show that these two til well browned on both sides, ap­ proximately 15 minutes. Place a I teaspoon salt wonderful results, if are exactly the same, only using constipation is due slice of onion and one pepper ring H teaspoon pepper different names for God. At leasi 1 tablespoon paprika to lack of bulk in the one- of the Psalms is made up oi on each chop. Place one tablespoon diet. Just eat an cups boiling water “clippings” from earlier Psalms: of rice in each ring. Pour tomatoes VA ounce of ALL-BRAN daily, and cnp soured cream thus Psalm 108 is made up from around meat and add celery. Place H drink plenty of water. If not satisfied 2 tablespoons flonr P sa lm 57:7-11 and P sah n 60:5-12. cover on sklHet. When steaming PACIFIC CE/METE!?IE$ H cup cold water OF P0(?PETUAL OIRB The Psalms were cherished and (about eight minutes), switch to FOF? WORLP WAR JT simmer and allow to cook for one Saute salt pork, onion, garlic and PBAP. preserved generation after genera­ veal until meat is browned well 6a HONOLULU tion because of their heart-appeal. hour. 6UAM *Skillet Chicken all sides. Add seasonings and water. AW«IIA Our Psalm book has gone through Cook, covered over low heat unttt m m sffcw fitff' ■centuries of s ittin g ; m any were (Serves 3-4) 2 Clips cooked chicken veal is tender, about one hour. dropped out and forgotten, but the Remove veal to hot platter and Tm Bosm fueur best were saved and sung; and Z tablespoons butter kothes keep warm. Add sour cream to w m tR oK M es fAMOUS CHILPjS PPAYgf!, what we have is the cream of th f 2 tablespoons flour 3 cnps cliicken stock or water pan drippings. Stir flour and water best of the singers of Israel. together imtil smooth and add to / r / s e m u m s i ^ N S LAyMj^ Pom ro s Lb b F.' * • • Vi teaspoon salt Jciaal aid ingredients in saucepan. tons that WRITTEN IN 1160 A.V>.~ Mirror of Man Dash of pepper Iple ring- tiSARL'/ 0 0 0 Vt4l?5 AGO! 2 bay leaves Lamb Kidney Sauta fays OJnt- OHN CALVIN called the Psalms 1 sprig thyme (Serves 4) ling long. the “mirror of the soul.” All the 2 small sprigs parsley 8 lamb kidneys, split • itchiBff. ______A iS R e . Jvaried moods of man—hope, des­ 8 small onions Z tablespoons fat pair, triumph, envy, doubt, aspira­ ^ pound mushrooms 1 tablespoon flour tion, loneliness, hatred, fear, ir­ 1 tablespoon chopped parsley 1 tablespoon chopped parslej KEEPING HEALTHY ritation, patriotism, joy, bitterness, Melt butter in a saucepan. Stir Vs cup beef stock weariness, amazement, anguish, in flour. Add stock slowly, stirring U cup canned tomato juice rapture—almost every emotion that constantly, until sauce is thickened. Va teaspoon salt can be felt toward God or man Then add bay 2 teaspoons Worchestershir* breathes somewhere or other in The Challenge of Heart Disease leaves, thyme and sauce I FLIT ROACH KILLER contains • these Psalms. sprigs of parsley 4 slices toast • Chlordane, one of the new«t, By Dr. James W. Barton Since not one of the authors which have been Saute cleaned kidneys in fat in J most powerful roach-killiog of the Psalms was a Christian, tied together. Add a skillet for 15 to 20 minutes or un­ agents known! ONE SPRAYING c IS A NATURAL feeling of sym­ the heart and blood vessels is J aiis of of course, we should not be salt, pepper, on­ til tender, turning frequently. Re­ • provides a long-lasting, deadly, f pathy that we have for the blind, three times as high as tuberculosis. I invisible film! So powerful it will I s ^ i surprised to find, here and ions and mush­ duce heat and sprinkle flour over rfor the victims of infantile paralysis • kill any roach and many other • The unfortunate fact about heart there, expressions (for exam­ rooms which have kidneys. Blend flour with fat while PAGO and for those who are crippled— • crawling insects that come in • disease is that it takes the greatest ple) of hatred which are out of been cleaned a n d turning. Add parsley, stock, tomato particularly crippled children. What • contact with it! « number of lives between ages of harmony with the spirit and juice, salt and sauce. Cook over many of us fail to realize, however, stemmed. Simmer 40 and 60, the age of m ost produc­ teaching of Jesus. The won­ on lov/ heat for 45 minutes. Add the low heat until sauce is thickened. : q u t c i c , HENRY, rn e '• is that there is a dread foe of hu­ tiveness and the age of greatest der is that there is so little Serve on toast. manity that takes away the young chicken which may be in large opportunity for helpfulness to fel­ of that kind'of thing. pieces, if desired. Heat chicken, Curried Lamb and old, yet we do nothing about it, low m en. thinking of it perhaps as just an act For every Psahn in which the but do not allow mixture to boU. (Serves 4) of Nature. I have in mind that dead­ “The economic cost of heart di­ poet says something cruel or hate­ Remove bay leaves, thyme and 1 cnp uncooked rice I Size 60c ly human enemy, heart disease. sease is staggering in terms of fu l (e. g. P salm 137:9 or 109:6:14), parsley which were tied together. ^ cnp sliced onions Ied* there are scores that breathe a Serve very hot, over biscuits or Ipt el price loss of life, absenteeism, disability, ^ cup diced celery In a pamphlet, “The Challenge of spirit of gentleness and grace. For cooked rice, sprinkled with chopped I . nompft loss of gainful employment, and 2 tablespoons fat IFLITI • e ar tow COST fu r TODAYt \ Heart Disease,” th e American care and treatment programs.” every note of despair (Psalm 88 is parsley. IVs cnps cubed, cooked Iamb Heart association presents some I —at yowfatorUe local hardware. , What can you and I do to help the only completely gloomy one in Skillet Veal Chops 1 teaspoon curry powder • drug, or grocery Oort. • startling facts that should make us fight this terrible enemy of man­ the whole collection), there are (Serves 4) 2 cups lamb stock or gravy • 0»W. I [LS all do our part in preventing the kind? many hallelujahs of hope and glad. S lo in ve al chops Vi teaspoon salt death of loved and valuable citizens. 1 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons flour We can join our local branch of 3 tablespoons flour Vi cold water “Heart disease has been increas­ the American Heart association ing rapidly. Today it is the leading Message of God M teaspoon pepper Cook rice until tender and keep t e s and help research physicians who 5 tablespoons fat hot. In the meantime, saute onions, Kidneys Must cause of death. One of every three are doing advanced work and in­ |F the Psalms are so human, how 1 cup sliced onions celery in fat in a skillet until light­ deaths is due to diseases of the vestigation of the causes and treat­ * can they be also God’s Word? I cap canned tomatoes ly browned. Add lamb, curry pow­ Work Well- |neys heart and blood vessels. Heart di­ ment of heart disease. We can help Yet tliey are also, truly, a message Vi cup hot water der, stock and salt. Cover and sim­ For Yon To Feel WeU rSACK sease takes a greater toll than the employ or place men and women of God. For they not only cast a next five leading causes of death 1 bay le af mer 30 minutes. If desired, thick­ 24 horns eveiy. day, 7 day. m o t , with heart disease so that they can divine light on the state of man’s week, sever stoppmz, the Iddneya alter 2 tablespoons cornstarch en liquid in pan vrith flour blended " 2 5 ^ com bined.” do gainful work and retain their heart, but they show what the life was^ natter from tbe blood. Vi cup cold water with cold water. Serve over rlc*. If more people were aware of how the The death rate from diseases of m orale. of man is when God becomes real. kfdneya miut constantly remove aux* For God was real to each poet who plus fluid.«I. excess adds...... and other \ ., very few physicians ered and buttered, will be even Interest in cauliflower will hit a At all drug stores. ■on cue The fact that emotional upsets can (Copyright to the International Council more tasty if you add some become skin specialists as they Religious Education on behalf oe 40 new high if you brown bread prpcus/ bring on such pain helps to reas­ prefer general medicine and sur­ ^ t e s U n t denominations. Beleaoed by chopped mint leaves to them just crumbs in butter and pour over bETABLEV before finishing the cooking. MPOUND gery. sure the patient. the vegetable just before servins. DOANS PILLS t h e DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE K. C.. JUNE 29. 1949 NORTH CAROLINA THE DAVIE RECORD. Closing Date Set Army News Father's Day Bowden Reunion FORSYTH COUNTY TH E Di A reunion of the Bowden fami­ Notice of Trustee’s Sale August 1st, 1949, has been set Sgt. 1st Class Louis A. Godino C. FRANK STROUD, EDITOR. ly was held at the home of the Oldest Pa as the closing date for taking ap- and S Sgt. Tor Holst-Grubbe Dinner late Columbus Bowden, near of Real Estate 1 plirations f o r “New' grower ^jth the Army and Air Force Re- No LiquoJ TELEPHONE A Father’s Day Dinner was giv­ Smith Grove, on Sunday, June Pursuant to authority contain­ 19th. About 125 relatives and ■ ------D B n " Service, has just an- en for E. W . Prevette at his home ed in a deed of trust executed W friends were present for this hap­ on Harmony Route 1, Sunday William Gaither Knox and wife NEWS . openings are now available for py occasion, among them Ming Mildred Knox to H . Bryce Parker, matter. March 3,7.903. Farmers who did not grow any j ...... June 19. Thosel attending were: Mrs. Lula Snearly, of Gillette, Trustee for the First Federal Sav­ Bryan wheat for harvest in any of the fhl AirbJmr amor Mrs. E. W . Prevette, Miss Bertha, Wyoming a sister of Sheek Bow­ ings & Loan Association, the un­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Mr. W ilbom and Enock Prevette, den, and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. dersigned will ofier for sale and Greensbor Bowden, of West Haven, Conn. O ^E YEAR. IN N. CAROLINA - * 1.50 and Miss Ethel Swink of the sell to the last and highest bidder Mr. Bowden is a brother of our Miss Jc SIX MONTHS IN N. CAROUNA - 75c. Miss Betty Sue Richard- for cash at 12 o’clock, noon, Tues­ ONE YEAR. OUTSIDE STATK - *2.00 townsman Sheek Bowden. A d a y , Ju ly 26, 1949, at the court W ednesdal S ix MONTHS. OUTSIDE STATE - $1.00 Mocksville, Miss Hazel bounteous dinner was served on house door of Forsyth County, Mr. Miller pointed out that XT®’i S ? J “?nd a I?’*Force. Ladd, Harmony, Route 1, Mr. a forty-foot-long table on the lawn. Mrs. B .' even though a farmer filled out a and Air North Carolina, the real estate de­ The Democrats opened their and Mrs M. H. Ta ley and femily Everything from fried chicken ter, o f Bix form shoving the wheat histon; MocksvUlJ scribed in said deed of trust which 1950 campaign in Des Moines, N. C., on Tuesday and country ham to home-made is recorded in Book 34, on page onhisfatm he will get an allot- from qT t^^ Hamptonville. Route 1, Mr. and ping T hur Iowa., last week by promising the y from 9 a. m., to 4 pies, cakes, pickles, and fruits, 127 in the officie o f the Register mentonthefarm if he did not Mrs. J. J. Prevette and family, of were served the guests. A good farmers in the mid-west to give «o w ^;“wh^Tfrot^%S?-19S P- “ •> inquire about these of Deeds'of Davie County, North M r. and wonderful opportunities. Landis, Mr. and Mrs. W . E. Talley time was had by all those who them the world on a silver plat­ unless he requests an allotment. Carolina, said real estate being lo­ Y oung speg and family, of Harmony Route 2, were present. ______cated in Davie Countv, and more ter if they would vote the Demo The Horn Bible Class, of the Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Prevette and Mocksville will receive from particularly described as follows: ton-Salem I cratic ticket in 1950. Promises LeagueBall Games ' family of Landis, Mr. and Mrs. State Highway Commission dur­ Beginning at an iron stake, the Mocksville Baptist chqrch, to­ M r. and | are like pie crusts, easily broken. gether with their families, enjoy­ July 7—Mocksville at q ^ Tunner and family Hamp- ing die coming year the sum of northeast com er o f the tract; $10,531, w hich w ill be expended dience North 83 deg. West 4.00 ma, spent: As farm prices go up so does the ed a delightful:, picnic supper at viJuly 9 -Mt. Pleasant at Mocks- .^^^aie Route I. Mr. and Mrs. cost of living go up by leaps and on road work in the town limits. chains to an iron stake; thence in town wi| Mirrow Lake, near Salisbury, ^ July 12—Mocksville at Coolee- Marvin Bracken and family, of Our town can use this money to with M ilton Carter’s line South 7 bounds. __ last Wednesday evening. mee. Mocksville Route 1. good advantage, as we have many deg. 20 minutes W 2.43 chains to W .A . a J Our old fnend Santford Mar­ streets that are badly in need o f an iron stake in L. H. Crouse’s was in tov tin, editor of the Winston Salem repaiting. ______line; thence with his line South to Mocksv Journal, has announced in a sign­ 82 deg. 30 m inutes East 2.45 chains to an iron stake; thence South 5 ed editorial in the Journal, that deg. 45 m inutes W est 2.17 chains he is opposed to liquor stores for S IL E R to an iron stake in E m m a Comat- Winston-Salem. The Journal and zer’s line; thence with her line Sentinel have both come out in Masonic Picnic South 63 deg East 1.91 chains to favorjof liquor stores for Winston- Funeral Home an iron stake; thence N orth 6 deg. M r. and| Salem. Martin savs he has never AND 15 minutes East 2.00 chains to an spent Tue heard of a city drinking itself out iron state; thence N . 3 deg. and 30 of debt. ’ He is right. M r. W ate minutes East 3.25 chains to an Amos. Flower Shf»p iron stake, the point of beginning. I The Trustee reserves the right Mrs. Vvl Hoyle-McMahan Phone 113 S. Main St to require a 5 per cent, deposit of COMMITTEES some tim j In a beautiful ceremony, Satur­ Mocksville, N. C the highest bidder at the sale to day afternoon. June 18th, at 5:30 insure good faith. Mrs. Jeter I o’clock at the Farmington Metho­ Ambulance Service This the 25th davof June, 1949. N . C. dist church, Miss Mary Lee Me H. BRYCE PARKER, Trustee. Mahan became the bride of Edgar Mrs. M j^ Dixon Hoyle. Rev. J. W . Vestal week for and Rev. John Oakley officiated, where she| using the double ring ceremony August, 1949 w ith relati A program of wedding music was rendered by Mrs. LaVeme PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY Edward | Shore, pianist, and Miss Nellie Runyans, soloist. J. K. SHEEK a t l a s S M O O T E . C M O R R IS Tenn., sp The bride was given in mar­ AND YOUR EARNING POV/ER week in riage by her father. Miss Betty father, S. ] McM ahan was her sister’s "maid General Chairman Master Assistant Manager o f honor. Bridesmaids were MisS' Misses CoDceasions Committee J R York es Nancy Furches, Mildred In­ ProKram Committee By Adequate Insurance Moore, of| gram, Ann Dixon and Martha Jacob Stewart, George Rowland M C Deadmon eral days 1 Miller. M. H. Hoyle, Jr., was his Written through old line companies rated A plus ex­ brother’s best man. Ushers were Raymond Siler o f Rev. ar Chairman Chairman' Robert Hoy e. Gene M iller, Joseph cellent. We handle the following coverages: Full Cover­ Wade Groce Fred Dixon and Norman Ridenhour. R B Sanford T L Junker Buck Garrison age Auto, Fire, Hail and Windstorm on Tobacco, Sickness Immediately follow ing the cere­ Dr L P Martin ing Sumn W M Pennington Eugene James mony, a reception was held at the H C Sprinkle and Accident and Hospital, including blanket Polio Expenses College, I home of Mrs. F. R. McMahan, Harley Crews B C Brock Dyke Bennett town last j after which the bride and groom L S Bowden Our Fire And Auto Insurance Saves You From 10 To 25% left for a short wedding trip. Rev R M Hardee M L M u llis P S Young Through Dividend Refunds To Policyholders. Upon their return the couple will C L Farthing Dexter Byerly David White be at home in Chapel Hill. Mrs. Hoyle is a dsfughter o f Mr. Advf rtising & Publicity Henry Short Orphans Committee and Mrs. Charles Harmon Me W M McOlamrock F. R. LEAGANS INSURANCE E C Morris, Chairman Dr. R P Anderson Mahan, of Mocksville, Rt. 2. She Grounds Committee is a graduate of Woman’s College R B Sanford, Jr Chairm an Greensboro, and for the part three W A K irk S R Latham AGENCY Misses J S Haire years has been a vocational home Chairm an June Last economics teacher in Cooleemee Next To Mocksville Enterprise Office Wiring & Radio E P Foster D r. S A Harding from Re High Sehool. Phone 800 and 88 tended Mr. Hoyle is a son of Mr. and C H Tomlinson Vice Chairman Dr. E A Eckerd 134 South Main St. Mocksville, N. C. Feilow shil Mrs. Marion Hudson Hoyle, of Chairm n J C Dwiggins H W Brown Cooleemee. He is a senior in Marvin Waters R L Lyerlv Gate Committee the school of pharmacy at the J W Cartner University of N. C., at Chapel R L Frye W J McDonald S M C all, Chairm an H ill, where he is a member of the I George Hartman Phi Delta Chi fraternity. He ser­ H S Walker I H Markham Odell Wagner ved in the Marine Corps for two E W Junker H M Batteiger J O Moody years. J A D aniel W ill Furches J P LeGrande M r. and of Route I James Jar\'is Refreshment Committee C W Alexander Silver Anniversary NOTICE! o f a fine > Basket Committee G G Daniel L M Graves w ho arrivi On the evening of Hay 28. at 7:30 o'clock, I Winston- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheek, of Eastonia, •Curtis Price, Chairm an A M Kimbrough, Jr. entertained at their home about 70 guests A E Hendrix honorini their 25th wedding anniversary. Chairman G R Madison A n air-1 Mrs. Lawrence Paige, oldoat daughter of L G Sanford AUCTION SALE! been inst Mr. and Mrs. Cheek, pinned a corsage of Dr L P Martin Vice Chairman which ad| green sprsy and ailver bells on each guest D R Stroud as they entered the room. Dr Robert Long C Atlas Smoot o f the pa Mrs. Edward Anderson, srcond daagh L L Miller Jake Meroney and clerk ter. received the gifts, assisted by the Vice Chairman / aac- ing in stit youngest daughter, Mrs. Roy Grubb. Tal J G Crawford E E H unt will offer tor sale at public madge and Bobby Cbeek, sons of Mr and F H Bahnson Eugene Smith Cecil Little A serid Mrs. Cheek, assiiited in seating the guests and lighting the candles. The hone was J K Sheek Clyde Hendricks Gordon Pritchett tion, to the highest bidder for cash, at Jerichcj decorated in lovely flowers and evergreens IF Johnson Grey- Hendricks Sunday, with white candles. Magnolia blossoms S F Binkley Services i C S Anderson were used as the anniversary flower. J H Thompson Charlie Hupp at the home of P. L Koontz^ 2 i-2 M r. Burd Mr. and Mrs, Cheek were dressed in D C Rankin T A Blackwelder their bridal colors. Her dress was a love H J Williams ville, will ly aqua with latice yolk and draped sicirt, I L Ijames H H Lanier miles out on Yadhinville Highway, on public is [ duplicatiog her wedding dress. Her only C L Daniel John Nail Waters ornament was a string of pearls and ear D K McCIamrock rings to match, u gift of her husband on J F McCubbins L P Martin, Jr. H R Johnson A revi^ Sunday, f their ISth anniversary Her corsage of F R Garwood D J M ando Paul Jones white camationv, worn with silver bells, Saturday, July 2nd 1949, M ethodij w ai given her by Mr, Cheek. Mrs. Cheek 'oe G Ferebie Luther West Harold Knox services ; wo e h^r • ga^emeut ring of aqua color in W T Myers Lonnie West place ot her diamond. S S Short, Jr. Services Mrs. Roma Gregory .acted as master of Sam A Cames J C Jones Beginning at 1 o'clock, p. m., the o’clock 1 ceremonies and had charge of the pro­ Burton Seats Dr. W M Long Cecil Leagans Evangelt! gram Miss Annie Pearl Tatnm rendered The p u b l wedding music, and sacred songs were J W Seats J J Patner John M Gfoce snug by the guesrs. W J W ilfong following personal property: The fifts were placed on a table in front Dinner & Tables Finance Committee A revil of Hr, ard Mrs. Cheeh, who were seated T J Caudell Y adkin toieiher, by Mrs. Rom Gregory a n l their W W Sm ith Knox Johnstone w ith a three daughters After looking at the r ommittee One new Holland Hay Baler, one many beaatlfol silver gifts, the host and T E Kelly Chairm an Sunday R M Holthouser, Renegar | hostess made brief remarks on their hap D G Silverdis Model M John Deere Tractor with piness togsther during the past 25 years Chairm an W J B Sell the prea All then enteri-d the caudle-lit dining JH C o o k ed to co j room, where a three tier silver decorated E L McCIamrock S R Latham Graham Madison cake, with a lovely bnde and groom moun­ Mowing Machine, Planter and Culti­ on the ted < n top. awaited their. Rev. Jesse Hill P G Brown Francis Shore Picnic Queen gave the blessing. After Mr. and Mrr. Claude Thompson W H Howard M rs.; Cheek cut their slices of cake. Mrs Frank vator, one One-Horse Vfagon, Plows, left Fr Rinegi-, youngest sister of the hostess, cut W J H un t Henry Shaw Anderson Committee where sll and served the cake. Others who assist Duke Tutterow ed with serving were Misses D irolhy An S W Furches Bill Pennington, Chairman w ith her! S W Brown, Jr. and other articles. derson. Gladys Hill. Dorothy Shore and W A K irk Jeff Caudell Before i Mesdames Lawrence Paige Edward An­ •E E Koontz George Martin visit her I derson and Ruv Grubb After the serving Baxter Young music was rendered by Mrs. Bill Rice. As Vernon Miller Bill Daniel W right, [ the party came to a clme. Robert Munday C H McMahan W N Anderson Ed McCIamrock W. B KOONTZ, 78 years | and Miss Lois Spry sang. "Near to the N o t so 1 Heart ufGod." ed to thj Hr and Mrs, Cheek are very proud of the many lovely gifts they received. Mocksville, Route 2. some m folks < THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLB. M. C. JUNE 29. 1940

tf'?! THE DAVIE RECORD! Mr.andMrs.FrankFuiche 8.o f in f i UAVIE. Salisbury, were MocksvUle visit- Tax Rate Hiqher Eaton-Mauney ttee’s Sale tors Saturday. Do You, And We Oldest Paper In The County Davie County Commissioners Mr. and Mrs. Hubert R. Eaton state J. R. Howard, of Knoxville. met recently and raised the tax of Mocksville announce the en-l No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ad* Tenn„ spent the week-end in and Understand You Do Want liritv contain- rate from 82 lO 92 cents o n the 1 gagement of their daughter, Janet around town with home folks. Ic executed bv $100 valuation. H ad the recent Lucille, to Mr. John Roberts liox and wife NEWS AROUND TOWN. Mr. and Mrs. Sam F. Binkley, $25,000,000 school bond issue Mauney. Jr., son or Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Parker, Your Dry Cleaning Jr., and children, of Gastonia,! been defeated the rate would have John R. l^ u n ^ , Sr.. of Shelby. Federal Sav- Bryan Sell spent Wednesday in Jtion, the un- spent two days last week in town,' been higher. Davie County will The wedding w i l l take place guests of Sam F. Binkley. j tor sale and Greensboro on business. get $250,000 for schools from this August 13 at the Cooleemee Bap­ Returned To You As Near Perfect highest bidder bond issue. tist Church. Miss Josephine Hartman spent M rs. M elvin Gillespie, o f Bre* K. noon, Tues' As Possible? vard, was in to\m last week a Miss Eaton is a graduate of CoO' liU the court Wednesday in Statesville. short while. She was on her way leemee High School, Mars Hill [•svth County, Our Business Has Increased to visit her sister, Mrs. Jeter A d­ real estate de- Mrs. B. T. Browder and daugh­ WANT ADS PAY. College, and The Davis Hospital cock, at Cumnock, N. C. jot trust which ter, of Bixbv, were in town shop­ School of Medical Technology. Wonderfully And We Have 34, on page ping Thursday. WANTED—To trade washing A t present she is laboratory tech­ machine, refrigerator and electric Employed the Register Amoance Engage­ nician at tho- Mocksville Hospi* \iunty, N orth Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cope ranges for all kinds of cattle. tal. C.J. ANGELL. state being lo- Young spent Wednesday in W in s­ Mr. Mauney is a graduate of JAMES NICHOLS itv, and more PURE COFFEE—Fresh ground as follows: ton-Salem shopping. ment Shelby High School, Mars Hill Mocksville’s Preferred Quality, ton stake, the College, and is a candidate for the As Our Pick Up Man Mr. and Mrs. W ill Call, of Sel­ Mr. and Mrs. L. Smoot Shelton, 29c pound. tf the tract; B. S. degree from Wake Forest of Mocksville, Route 2 , announce MOCKSVILLE CASH STORE tg. W est 4.00 ma, spent several days last week the engagement of their daughter, College in August. GIVE US A TRY WILL YOU? [stake; thence in town with relatives. Betty Jean, to Thomas W . Potts, FOR SALE — Cabinet shop, line South 7 son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Potts, work benches, etc., together with SATISFALTION, OUR MOTTO. I-.43 chains to W .A . Arnold, of Hamptonville, of Mocksxille. Route 1. lot 50x100 feet. Located in Farm­ H. Crouse’s was in town Friday selling wheat ington. Call on or write. DAVIE DmE-fA Ss line South to Mocksville Flour Mills. J. C. JAM ES, Mocksville, R . 2. [ast 2.45 chains Marsh-Harlman ence South 5 Spend Your Vacation O n Beau­ THEATRE Davie Cleaners C. F. Stroud and daughter Miss M itt Gaither Marsh, son of the tiful Crescent Beach. 3 Bed­ St 2.17 chains Mocksville Salisbury Highway Emma Comat- Jessie Libby, and Miss Betty Hon­ late Major Neal Marsh and . Mrs. rooms, Elictric Stove and Refri­ Telephone No 2 1 2 Depot Street ■ ith her line eycutt spent Tuesday in Durham. Marsh, of Advance, and Miss Liz­ gerators. Weekly Rates. zie V. Hartman, daughter of Lewis R. S. OWENS. Wednesday and Thursday .'?1 chains to June 29th and 30th '< e North6deg. Mr. and Mrs. John Nail Waters Hartman and the late Mrs. Hart­ Tyro, Linwood. N. C. ' chains to an spent Tuesday at Asheboro with man, also of Advance, were unit­ ■‘DESPERATE” with ' ed in marriage at the home of F O R S A L E - T w o lots 25x198 . 3 deg. and 30 Mr. Waters sister, Mrs. Wilbur Steve Brodie and Audrey Long Rev. E. W . Turner, the officiating and 25x209 feet, located on O ak chains to an Street, with plenty o f shade. “JUNGLE GIRL” Chapter 2 Amos. minister, Thursday momins at of beginning, Priced to sell. For futther infor­ 10:30 o’clock. The single ring ONE CARTOON. ^•es the right Mrs. W. L. Call is spending m ation see Let Us Check Y our ent. deposit of ceremony was used. some time with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh left immie- SONNY CRANFIELD, Friday and Saturday It the sale to 1173 Oak St. Mocksville. Mrs. Jeter Adcock, at Cumnock, diately following the ceremony July 1st and 2nd for a honeymoon through West­ of June, 1949. N . C. _ FOR IMMEDL\TE S A L E - DOUBLE FEATURE. KER, Trustee. ern Carolina. The Record joins Jimmie’s Ice Cream Bar. Excell­ “LITTLE TOUGH GUYS” with Mrs. Mabel Hutchens left last their many friends in wishing for ent location and doing profitable Little Tough Guys Also I Re&igerator week for Indiana and Nebraska them a long and happy life. business. Reason fo r selling: ‘G H O S T T O W N R EN E G A D E S’ Proprietors going away to school. where she will spend some time ONE CARTOON I with relatives. Fully stocked and ready for im- mediate use. Selling price only No Show On Sunday Until And Other Electric Appliances :7T Edward Binkley, of Nashville, $1,195 including everything. See After Regular Church Hours Princess Theatre Jimmie Campbell or James Nichols Tenn., spent a day or two last Mocksville, N. C. week in town with his grand­ Monday and Tuesday | MR THURSDAY & FRIDAY July 4th and 5th | father, S. F. Binkley. F O R SALE — My real estate Davie ApplianceService Glenn Ford, William Holden and rential business. Free mailing ‘STATE OF THE UNION” with! lists and information. Office fur­ Spencer Tracy &. Katharine Misses Margaret and Joan In "The Man From Colorado” ice Moore, of Greensboro, spent sev­ niture at cost. Have other busi­ Hepburn Old Mocksville Implement Building with Ellen Drew. Added News ness to take care of. ONE CARTOON eral days last week in town, guests DAVIE REALTY AGENCY, plus ex- S A T U R D A Y of Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Davis. Phone 220 City. AH Shows Start At Dusk Phone 3 6 5 'J Wilkeshoro Street lill Cover- Lash LaRue In Fred Long, Jr., who is attend­ HAVE YOUR OLD REFRIG­ “Return O f The Lash” with Space Reserved For Trucks Sickness ing Summer School at Mars HiU ERATORS Checked before hot Furry St. John weather arrives. Quick Service. > Expenses College, spent a day or two in M O N D A Y Good W ork. town last week with his parents. C. r. Angell Appliance Store. ^ T o 25Gene Autry i n Quarriers - Designers Mrs. Sallie Spencer and Mrs. - Manufacturers PLAY SHORTS $ 1 . 7 9 Minnie Hauser, of Winston-Sal' ••LOADED PISTOLS” Memorials That em, returned home last week after for C h i l d r e n ...... * Added Serial And News “Last ‘TUI Everlasting” spending some rime the guests of We Deliver And Ereet Any where. their sister, Mrs. W . L. CalL Wholesale and Retail. PLAY SHORTS $ 1 . 9 5 Mr. and Mrs. Bickett Hendrix, for M e n ...... of Route 3, are the proud parents E! of a fine daughter, Brenda Diane, 1 . 9 8 who arrived at Baptist Hospital, Men’s $ Winston-Salem, on June 10th. 2 % D ISCO U N T SWIM TRUNKS . ^ A n air-conditioning system has LE! been installed in Bank of Davie, Boy's Swim Trunks . . $1.79 which adds much to the comfort o f the patrons as well as officers and clerks of this popular bank­ 1 9 4 9 TAXES Bovs’ Sport Shirts . . . 97c tlic aiic- ing institution. A series o f meetings w ill begin Men’s Sport Shirts . . $1.98 |r cash, at Jericho Church of Christ, on If Paid Before July 1st Sunday, Fuly 3rd, at 11 o’clock. Services each evening at 8 o’clock. Men’s Kool Sharkskin Pants • $4.95 i, 2 1-2 Mr. Burrel J. Prince, of States­ ville, will do the preaching. The LADIES SUMMERETTE SANDALS .. $ 0 . 9 5 \way, on public is cordially invited. Please Pay Your 1 9 4 8 Taxes Now A revival meeting will begin on The Sandals You Wash Sunday, July 3rd, at Cornatzer And Avoid Advertising Costs 1949, Methodist Church, with all day Men’s Fancy Sport Socks . 48c services and lunch on the ground. Services through the week at 7:45 o’clock p. m. Rev. John Oakley, Pay Your County Taxes Before Men’s Air Kool Shirts $1.98 |m., the Evangelist, will assist the pastor.' The public is invited. July 1 st, And Receive Discount Fast Color * 7 0 J A revival meeting will begin at Yadkin Valley Baptist Church B A T I S T E ...... y o * der, one with a Home Commg the first All 1 9 4 8 Taxes Unpaid On Sunday in July. Rev. Towell Fast Color ORGANDY 69c Yd. Renegar is the pastor and will do for with the preaching. Everyone is invit­ ed to come. There will be dinner A U G U S T 1st DAN^RIVERFABRICS 5 9 ^ \d Cttlti- on the grounds. , Mrs. E. J. Shelton, of Route 2, WiU Be Advertised For Sale I, Plows, left Friday for Tulsa, Okla.. where she vrill spend some time Visit Our Grocery Dept. Where Your Dollar Stretches with her son. Dr. Vander Shelton, Before returning home she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Clayton KATHLYN REAVIS Wright, in Iowa. Mrs. Shelton is ' MOCKSVILLE CASH STORE 78 years o f age. b ut is very active. “THE FRIENDLY STORE” \TZ,' N o t so many years ago she d im ­ . County^ Tax Collector. ed to the top of Chimney Rock, GEORGE R. HENDRICKS, Manager something that a lot of young folks can’t do. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

PSYCHOLOGY THAT BLAMES BAD DRIVING . . . Princess Lines Are FlaHering Sundress — Bolero for Matrons Twitchell Scores 'Accident-Prone' Theory . . . ON CHILDHOOD BEHAVIOR IS DEBUNKED

By H. I. PHJLLIPS ON ROAD MENACES tion, his driving will be marked by nurse in infancy, resented the changes hiurian character. it. If his life is marked by contrary schoolteacher’s authority and “Early childhood tendencies my A speaker at a convention of psy­ characteristics his driving will be robbed birds’ nests is the bunk. e ye!” chiatrists declares that accident- so marked," the speaker insisted. The plain inescapable fact is tiiat prone auto drivers are people who, __*_ _ the minute a human being finds Here are some interesting case at the wheel of a car, behave just himself at the wheel of an auto he histories on “accident-prone” Elmer Twitchell, the eminent as they have behaved from child­ becomes a different personality. drivers, offered as subjects for psy­ hood. It is the folks who have been student of human behavior, disa­ • chiatric study: grees. And hotly. “The delicatessen inconsiderate, intolerant of author­ “A feUow who takes off his CASE 1.—Je p th a F in ch bu tt, 32, dealers have a name for it,” he ity and generally anti-social from hat in elevators, helps oW truck driver. Mr. Finchbutt ha­ said today. “Any theory that auto- infancy up who drive carelessly, he ladies across streets and writes b itu a lly drives a 15-ton tra ile r says. “If a man’s personal life is ists behave the way they do be­ recklessly, ignoring all speed signs, cause they threw their rattle at the books on politeness will chase marked by caution and considera­ hts fellow man up an alley, ycU takes turns at 60 per hour and has - r at school children and cuss out never been known to heed a stop’ pedestrians for getting in bis light. Report: As a baby Jeptha way, once he is in a flivver. was allowed to pound on highchair The kindliest genUeman ia the with bottle; mother had nine chil­ PROMISES commimity, known for his dren and was too busy to restrain warm smile, takes, on the in­ his early instinct to spear live goldJ ■8451 12-42 ^ slightly larger figure is thia And I have made my promise to die year zones. Report: His inclinations ar« lovelv twosome for summer wear. “It’s one of the mysteries of all due to a selfish mother wh^ The ^eat sun dr^s is trimmed (G od help me keep it through the hours ahead): used to wheel Geoffrey around ijj Xoathfol Style life and it has nothing to do with crisp white which also a baby carriage tinequipped with n yOUTHFUL yoked style for I shall be braver, 1 shall banish feat; w ith childhood, generaUy finishes the brief jacket. speaking. 1 can stand on any brakes and horn. The father neve/ ' * * day-long charm—and it’s so * * • I shall not leave a kindly word unsaid; street in America and point read EmUy Post. simple to sew I The comfortable Pattern No. 8441 Is for sizes 36. 38. 40. out college professors, lawyers, top buttons on each shoulder, slim 42, 44, 46. 48. SO and S2. Size 38. drew, I shall have faith that this, my ancient grie^ 3% yards of 39-incb; bolero. 1% yards; school principals, gardenia CASE 3.—Twiggsby Cropper, 19, princess lines accent a lovely % yard contrast. ______W ill yield at laS to laughter and to song; growers, lecturers on good college freshman. Twiggsby feels figu re . unnecessarily curbed if asked to d< SEWING CIRCLB PATTERN DEPT. I shall have hope that there w ill be relief manners and men of Chester- ' 9S0 Soatb Wells St. Cbicaso X IH. fieldian backgrounds roaring less than 55 per hour in city cen? Enclose 25 cenU In coins for each For the old hurts the world has borne so long. by and snarling at slow-gaited ters and 70 in suburbs, loves to Pattern No. 8451 comes in slies 12. M. pattern desired. IS. ^8. 20; 40 and 42. Size 14. 4V« yards at pedestrians with the ferocity drive “no-hands” across city play­ Pattern Mo. -Size- displayed by gangsters, fugi­ grounds. Report: From age of si3 39*lncb. > The year will keep its promise. O my heart, tives from chain gangs and all months to year and a half he waa The Spring and Summer FASHION wUl prove a dependable guide in planning a around heels. allowed to scream at nurse; from versatile summer wardrobe. Free pattern W e mu§t not, dare not feil to do our part. • age of 3 to 5 instinct to pour hot printed inside the book. 25 cents. “I’m no exception, more’s the porridge on the cat tmcurbed. Fa­ pity. On my feet I am sweet as ther bought him a velocipede toe You Build It they come. I am a model of good early and failed to read him th« behavior in any company. I open laws on rules of road each nigh/ doors for ladies, show the aged before putting him to bed. » Have Fireplace for Home Picnics every consideration and try to be gracious on a broad scale. But it’s CASE 4.—Mrs. Arabella Prigg- specifies, inquire whether local a quick switch from Dr. Jekyll to stone, 29. This woman backs up fire laws permit using outdoor Mr. Hyde when I take the wheel without signals, makes U-tums on fireplaces. of the old jaloppy. And so do you, impulses, never bothers to have If you are permitted to build, and you and you! There’s some­ br^es tightened and frequently be sure to locate the fireplace thing about an automobile that forgets to put on lights at night. at a point on your property where the ^ o k e or sparks will not annoy or destroy your neighbors. Cara The should be taken in placing the fire­ By place away from trees and shrubs that might be damaged by the Fiction TERRY, THE FOX Richard H. Wilkinson heat. The fireplace should face prevailing winds to keep smoke Corner iu CAN BUILD this outdoor out of your eyes. tonishment they saw flie two B ut why did n’t they? W hat‘“ fireplace in a very profes­ Hol t t y O V CAN’T FOOL an old fMt r sional manner by following theHie pattern explains exactly how to * like Terry Oakes,” Anse bandits turn at the bank do«r happened?’ prepare the foundation and lay out the step-by-step directions outlined in starting course o t bricks. It also specifies By INEZ GERHARD AeteB was saying. “Not even il without entering, rush back to “Terry grinned broadly. ‘Diike the quantity of bricks and materials the car, pile into it and drive Insabato toows small towns. He the pattern now available. How­ needed. Send 25c for Pattern No. 73. HIRLEY TEMPLE’S ability as you’re the smartest bank robber ever, before building or even buy­ Send 25c additional for Picnic Table Pat. a mimic did a lot toward mak­ and gangster in the country.” He aw ay. was a smaU-town boy himself. te m No. 22 to Easi MU1 ing the materials the pattern pany. Dept. W. Pleasantville. N. Y. Sing her a child star, and she ischuckled, reflecting on the story he " T T A L L happened w ith in sec- That’s why he picked this hour to do his hold-upping. Right after still using it as a help in learning was about to tell. onds. For a moment or two the the various dialects she’s had to “GlenviUe was pretty w ell lunch. loungers sat transfixed. Then of “ ‘That’s where I fooled him.’ master. She has a southern drawl wrought up that summer, to June one accord they leaped up, raced Terry paused to chuckle and glance and a Scandinavian accent down government agents came through, across the street and entered the toward the' front door. ‘It’s lucky MALARIAL PREPARATION pat, but had a bit of trouble with warning all the small town b a ^ bank. Terry Oakes was talking on Duke knows small towns. Other­ the Irish brogue needed for in the countryside to be on the look­ the telephone. He hung up and wise he might not have taken any Warners’ "Always Sweethearts.” out, and advising what to do. Duke smiled at them. Insabato and a couple of his hench­ stock in my sign.’ 6 6 6 BRINGS FAST RELIEF FROM m en, driven “ ‘Two to one,’ he said calmly, “The bewildered citizens turned from their ‘Sheriff Irons picks up Duke and toward it and read. ‘They were a his gang at Jepson Corners. I just little dazed, and not quick to under­ Don't waste time trymg m- -Minute lavmts in the known remedies when 666 phoned him.’ He looked from one stand. larial Preparation ^ give such CHILLS & FEVER Fiefion cities by pop-eyed citizen to another. ‘No “The sign read: ‘Bank Closed. quick, sure reli^. There is still 3 a concentrated no faster acting or ^tt<» home harm done, boys. They didn’t even Out to Lunch. Return in One remedy for malan^ c h ills ^ DUE TO MALAK iM: effort of local get in .’ H our.’ ” fever on the market. So get ooo and federal agents who were dead . . . and get quick relief. set on bringing an end to the cur­ rent wave of crime, were hiding out in the sticks and whiling the time away by staging spectacular lAST WEEK'S daylight hold-ups of small town ^.ANSWER ^ banks. “The trouble was that no one knew where the varmints would □ESQQ. □E3BQ □□□□? QI3DQ V strike next. Duke Insabato was ACROSS 4. Chief god 22. ImmenSd Eiaaaa saaaa smart. He understood small I. Crust on a (Babyl.) 23. Edible □C3SE1E3I3 QQIi . I . . towns because be was brought sore S.Eaging mollusk □s Q O B m D a SHIRLET TEMPLE up in one and, he chose as the 5. Butts 6. Drooping 24. Places □□□Q caciD 9. Buddhist 7. Cry of QSBDQ aaQQEa More than once she has confused object of his pilfering banks that were pretty well isolated monument ofa lodging □ □ Q DEIQE] her mother-in-law by using one of 10. Medicinal cow □□□SQtgi] dE i and unprotected. 25.Mischiev. the three when answering the plant 8. Colonized ous person QQD- QQBQQa phone; even her own mother can’t “June passed and part of July. 11. Small 11. Fuel 26. Distant □!]□□□ BDQQEi teU sometimes whether a new Gradually the fear of GlenvUle citi­ 13. Clutches QBEm □□QQ m allet 28. A hat □SE3Q S S Q B southern maid, a Scandinavian one zens began to subside. Only one 12. Lincoln’s 15. Man’s (slang) VACATION IN COOL, SCENIC GRANDEUR ABOVE THE or an Irish colleen is on the other other small town bank had been assassin iuckn3ino 30. Ventured CLOUDS, SWIM, GOLF, BIDE HORSEBACK, DANCE, HtKF. end of the wire when she calls her held up, and that more than ISO 14. Part 18. Measure* 31. Expressed tl’e refreshing luxury of this WORLD daughter.’ miles away. The depositors who of of juice of 35. Flowerless automobile. Lookout SUNNI had withdrawn their accoimts re- "to be" land Mountain Hotel cabs meet all trams and buses in nearby Chatta- r -- apples plant archery, beauty and gown shop, WHEN I establtehed them. 1$. Pinch 19. W ild ox John Dali and the King 32. Cornered, 38. By way of ^ e n c a s most beautiful paUo open evemngs with dancing beneath JIM . W| brothers are discussing rights “Terry Oakes, the trust company 16. Toward (Tibet) a s in a 39. Bovine lo nft* ^ famous Lookout Mountain Orchestra . . . Rates 17. Wandered 20. Hebrew to Jonathan Latimer’s novels president, didn’t gloat. He was an tree anim al 20. Entire letter 33. Place 40. Past f Z | ^ c £ | featuring detective Bill Crane. old-timer at the game and he im- 3,1742 derstood human nature. Early in They would allow Dali to con­ 31. S u n d e r June he’d had some signs printed I 2 S 4 S 7 8 tinue his screen life of crime, 22. Hastened LOOKOOT MODNTflIH HOTEL s. but on the side of law and and himg around the lobby of the 0/ bank. Such things as ‘Save for 23. Neglect, 9 lO order. a s a Your Old Age,’ ‘Deposit with Us duty II 12 I) The picnic staged recently by the and Your Money WiU Be Safe.’ 26. Moneys The citizens smiled a little. Terry American Federation of Radio Art­ 27. City 14 IS 16 ists was quite a shindig; raised was trying to reassure them. One (Alaska) other sign was printed and inserted ^SHOULD A MAN OVER^ $3,000 for its relief fund. L u m and 28. Loiter 17 i9 20 Abner ran the bingo tables and or­ behind the glass in the front door. 29. Viper This too, amused them, but it ganized square dances. Frank 30. Guides 21 didn’t annoy them any. 22 40 STOP SMOKING? Nelson, of “Blondie,” auctioned off 34. Neuter “On July 15 the quietude of Glen- pronoun 0^ 0/ supporting roles on such shows as 23 24 ZS 26 Change to SANO— “Sam Spade” and “Philip Mar­ ville’s m ain street was abruptly and 35. Craze PLAIN OR harshly interrupted. • A high-pow­ 36. Anger th e Safer Cigarette vtOb lowe” to ambitious newcomers who 27 28 le CORK TIT ered black sedan suddenly ap­ 37. A pry bid high for them. 39.MiUtary i 0 peared at the town’s south en­ 29 30 31 a 33 trance, roared down on the bank student Sl.6%* ifs s ill!;: Jane Wyman reports from Lon­ 41. Coins (It.) and came to an abrupt halt. Loimg- Z4 3S 3« don that she had her first comfort­ ers in front of the General Store 42. S-shaped molding % NICOTINE able voyage; usually gets seasick jerked erect. Three men had leaped ?7 %9 39 40 even when canoeing on a smooth 43. Pluck from the car. Two of them, one (slang) s lake. This time, on her way to star carrying a machine gun, ran to­ 4* N o la i in “Stage Fright” for Alfred Hitch­ 44. A vocable Sano’s scientific process cuts nico­ ward the bank. The third stayed on DOWN tine content to half that of ordinary cock, she had some new anti­ the curb, a second machine gun 1. Begin 44 dgarenes. Yet skillful bleo^'ng seasickness pills, developed by nestling in his arm. 2. Lid I makes every pu£f a pleasure. ■Canada’s medical corps—evidently “The loungers, pop-eyed and 3. Simian I FLEMINO-HALL TOBACCO CO.. INC, N.T. they were effective in her case at frightened, watched in stupid & •AwraBetaudonconanuU»U3Uofvoputarbrana» least. .fascination. To their utter as­ PUZZLE NO. 4 Vasit ro u t Docrot about m ho a e u m a THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVIIXE. N. C,

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orrHi U.S. Agriculture Makes Fabulous Record in 1948 For United States agriculture, 1948 will go down in history as a fabulous year, according to the 1949 Britannica Book of the Year. “It was a year without a crop scare, with numerotis record and near record yields achieved; the com crop was more than 10 per ••p s s s r VAO, CAN you l£ N P ALVIM TWO cent above the previous record DOLLARS SO HE CAN PAV ME THE M0 N6/ and fully 50 per cent above the previous year; the wheat crop was .1* * ME 6 0 EROV/ED LAST WEBK TV TAKE ME OUT, the second largest on record and \V. the fifth consecutive crop of more than a billion bushels, one of the five largest wheat crops the cotm> try had ever produced; the cotton c crop was one-fourth larger than in the previous year.” Prices, too, reached a record 0 le vel in Ja n u a ry , 1948, though they then broke sharply and continued Handsome Set to dec&ne as 1948 crops were har­ Jsonie N vested, the new Britannica year­ lajy for the ^ IV E YOUR living room cbairs book records. ligure is this piRsr TIME you've ever a fresh look with this hand­ “In spite of the break in prices, the voljime of agricultural mark­ limmer wear. CHEV/EP BUBBLE 6 UMf' some chair set. Easy to crochet, I etings was such as to provide a is trim m ed you’ll be pleased with the results gross income to farmers of almost I which also of your handwork. The chair back et. 35 billion dollars slightly exceed­ c measures 17 by 13 inches, Oie arm ing the 1947 record,” the publica­ I sires 3«. 33, 40, « o s s pieces 9 by 9% inches. tion continues. “However, because of higher costs of production the TOWN realized net income had been de> I FEEL LIKE A MILLION BUCKS TOPAX/ To obtain complete crocheting Instnic* RN DEPT. (ions, sUtcb Illustrations and t in l^ n g ffiining since 1947.*' . lU.

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A S £ A D Watchmakers must keep abreast with all new developments COMPANY POULTRY LOADING GEORGE S. BENSON in the field o f Horology. School trained w ith six years exper­ We W ill Buy Every Thursday Morning From PrtsUtm-M um CtUttt DEALERS JIN Sare/.Arktfsm ience, I am in a position to give sound advice and help you 8 A. M., To 11 A. M. choose wisely when in need of watch repairs. 1 offer the best GOOD COAL In Front,Of E. P. Fosters Cotton Gin Your Poultry A Task for Truman that money will buy. First class work, and by a specialist in HiGHEST Market prices pa id President Truman has before him one o{ the greatest opportunities th at watch repairing. Day Phone 194 - Night Phone 119 any president has had during the first Mocksville. N. C. SALISBURY POULTRY CO. half of our century. Oddly enough, Salisbnry. N. C this chance of the century comes to » . C. POPLIN the President through the foresight and statesmanship of the 80th Con­ HOROLOGIST Phone 358-W W A T C H M A N gress that last year absorbed so 716 M id land Ave Mocksville, N. C. much punishment, politically, from Walker Funeral Home Mr. Truman. It was the 80th Con­ AMBULANCE SERVICE gress that set up the Hoover Com­ mission on government reorganiza­ DAY ORfNIGHT tion. Nobody’s Fault Phone 48 Our only living ex-president gladly Mocksville, N. C The accepted the job of guiding the ‘‘task force” of experts through some 19 months of detailed investigation. Mr. Hoover has played well the role of public servant in past crises. This Davie Record time he accepted the taslc as chair­ man of the Commission, believing It to be his last opportunity for im ­ portant public service. At this writ­ ing. 18 “task force” reports have Has Been Published Since 1899 been sent to Congress. Only the final summary report remains to be made. The work of the Commission is so important that it must be placed above all politics. Like Mr. Hoover says, it’s nobody’s fault that our gov­ 49 Years ernment has got itself all tied up in knots, with inefficiency the general nde. Government “just growed” th a t w ay, Topsy-lifce. I t is definitely Others have come and gone-your not a political, not a party, question. Support Needed county newspaper keeps going, Every one of us wiU be to blame, though, if we fail to get squarely behind both President Truman and fr'ometimes it has seemed hard to the Congress and stay there pushing until this job of reorganization is make "buckle and tongue” meet but done. The tendency, naturally, is to let soon the sun shines and again we it go. Yet, right now, when the na­ Sylvester Says: tion is faced with such tremendous “ 100 years is march on.. Our faithful subscribers, expenditures of public money at a long time to home and abroad, it is downright w ait for a house, foolish not to practice economy. most of whom pay promptly, give us but by building Estimates show that recommenda­ 600,000 p u b lic tions of the Hoover Commission housing units courage and abiding faith in our would mean a yearly saving to tax­ payers of more than 3 billion dollars. per year it would fellow man. I feel coniident the savings could be take the govern­ larger than that. If real efficiency ment 100 years and economy is to become the rule to place every “iow-income” Ameri­ If your neighbor is not taking The of the federal government, the peo-; IIVESTOCK HEALTH ODDITIES can family in government public pie will have to support it. housing.” Way to Survival The average earnings of families Record tell him to subscribe. The Time is running short. Our sprawl- i now living in public "subsidized” ing bureaucracy will not of itseM bousing is $2,200. There are ap­ price is only $1.50 per year '’in the change Its habits. Instead, if left proximately 20 million American alone to grow, expand, and mush­ families with incomes no higher State, and $2 00 in other states. room as it will, our financial burdens than th a t will never cease. The latest report On the basis of $2,200 a year in ­ of the Hoover Commission deals come, more than h a lt the families with government agencies that are in the U. S. qualify for a home in engaged in business enterprise. It a government housing unit. When You Come To Town catalogs more than 100 concerns of i But most American families substantial size that are owned or haven’t learned how helpless they controlled by the government. Large are, for, according to U. S. Celisus Make Our Office Your sums coidd be saved, according to figures, over one-half of our fami­ the Commission, by cutting this num­ lies with incomes below $1,000 per ber by almost one-third. year already own their own homes. Headquarters. It is evident that unless we do put our government house in order, there Diesel Replaces ‘Iron Ho.sc is no way for this republic to sur­ Approximately one-fifth of the vive. As burdens of supporting huge We Are Alwavs Glad To and wasteful government grow in total weight of a modem diesel magnitude, we endanger the whole electric locomotive consists of cop­ financial structure of the nation. per and copper-base alloys. This See You. Moreover, with continued growth of figure Is many times the amount big government, we can arrive at of copper and its alloys contained state socialism some day without •to • fte a m locom otive—the rom an­ ever having voted for it. It’s hard to tic “Iron horse” that has served believe, but already one of every six tha nation’s railroadi faithfully for adult Americans receives regular THE EQUIVALENT over a century, ever since the Tom checks from Uncle Sam! Thumb, built by Peter Cooper In B attle DEMORNiN&aM oF2oaooo 1829, was given a trial run in Sep­ Bftve yon heard Dr. Benson and (be tember of that year. Finally the rsdlQ drama "Land of the Free”? NOW BE PAIM LESS'^ Cheek Tonr local station tor time. T-BONE STEAKS “iron horse” is being turned out # FOR RENT # VETSRiMARIANS CAM to green pastures as most of t!;e Leads in Community t'oresis IS DESTROYED ANNUALLY SPACE IN THIS PAPER B I O C K T H ? N E R V E . v\S Tiajor railroads of the country tu"n Wisconsin has more land in “com BY THE CATTLE DISEASE ) diesel electric loc-orpot’'.r= ? munity” forests than all the rest oi DENTISTS BLOCK TWE vth tM ight anrt r:- ■ ■ ■■ W ill Arrange To Suit the nation put together, according . 6LACKLE&. NERVE TDABADTDOm. GOOD NEIGHBORS--PRICES TO to a recent report of the U. S. for­ leHcsfl Fcrumlatlofl for. Anlmd est service. Community forests, in o r yOUR BUSINESS Forest service terminology, include county forests, although Wisconsin practice usually is to place the two in separate categories. It is Wis­ consin’s vast acreage of county for­ ests which puts it far in the lead. According to the report, Wisconsin L E T U S D O has 2,387,416 acres in com m unity forests compared w ith 2,026,534 for the rest of the nation, or a total of 4,413,950 for the United States. As to n«mibers of community forests, YOUR JOB PRINTING without regard to area, Wiscon.-sir has 309 of the 3,113 'n th- -ation. NEW MONEY FOR YOUR OLD THINGS REASON ENOUGH T«w DiMatM r«aiM% We can save you money

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“I see you farmers raise hogs al­ most exclusively here. Do you find they pay better than com or pota­ toes?” "Well, no, but you see, stranger, THEY W OULD READ YOUR AD hawgs don’t evah require no NEXT WEEK: ANOTHER BIBLE LESSON lioein’.” T O O , IF IT APPEARED HERE