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VOLUMN XLIV. MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY JUNE 2 . 1 9 4 3 NUMBER 4 6 NEWS OF LONG AGO. Wasting Time Some Rat Story Memo To Farmers Bond Ad Sponsors Seen Along Main Street Rev. W alter E. Isenhour. Hiddenite. N. C. Eli Privette and his little dog Some of us can remember when Has it ever occurred to you that By T lie S tr e e t R am b ler. What Was HappeaiDg b Dane Time is precious. It can’t be Willkte are veteran fighters In Ire­ the Department ot Agriculture was sponsors of War Bond advertise* 0 0 0 0 0 0 Before The New Deal Used Up , bought with silver and gold, diam dell county’s war against rats. They dedicated to serving the farmer— ments are contributing to a vital Two husky fellows playing check­ onds and pearls, rubles and gems. are just naturally rough on rats and not destroying him. part of tbe nation’s war effort The Alphabet, Drowned The ers while we are loafing around try­ It Is so precious that the Psalmist any rat that takes up at Mr. Priv- And, remembering, it is difficult The government depends upon ing to win a war—Henry Brogdon Hop and Plowed Up The prayed: ‘‘So teach us to number ette’s store and feed mill on the to believe the concoctions the eco­ the newspapers to put over the urge standing on a street corner in the Cotton and Con. onr days, that we may apply our Wilkesboro road has to be smart nomic play-boys of that department to buv war bonds, and the sponsors rain—Miss Ruth Boger running to hearts unto wisdom.” Thlsshould to enjov life and good health. today can put together to plague for advertisements make it possible catch a bus—Young lady sitting In fDavie Record, Jnne 2 , >9 2 0 .) be the prayer of all men Saturday Eli and Willkie *‘smelt the farmer. for the newspapers to do their part auto tousling young man’s hair— Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Tucker and No one should waste his time. a rat” and went on the warpath as We are indebted to the Washing­ In getting the messages to the A. Young man drinking beer and two son Alex, of Elbaville, spent Sat It can never be redeemed. Time usual and thereby hang, a tale of ton Times-Herald for turning up merican people as no other medium girls drinking chocolate milks in urday in town shopping. lost is forever gone. Rehret It a Wilkie “spilling the beans” up this latest plan to re-make Ameri­ of publicity can do. cafe—Soldier boy bidding his girl a Miss Hazel Turner, of Hampton. you may, you can never recall it Eli's breeches leg. Instead of chew, ca: In tbis connection we quote the fond farewell—Pretty blue-eyed girl Tille, is spending a few weeks at God may forgive you for wasting ing up Mr. Rat In the fitst round, “It seems the Bureau of Agricul. following editorial from the “ Meek. eating ice cream in dime store— Pork Church with his grandpar­ your time, when you cali upon Him as is bis wont, Willkie caused him tural Economics wants to make 2 0 Ienburg Times: Mrs. Paul Allen reading letter and ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Williams. honestly, patiently and sincerely, to beat a strategic retreat right up per cent of the rural population of “The merchants of our comma wearing broad smile—Smith twins A crowd estimated at six to nine but He will nevar give it back to Mr. Privetie’s pants leg. the Uuited States move to' cities nity have been very liberal in ad shopping around town on cloudy thonsand people, heard Senator Hi you. A moment lost, an hour Right then the fun started in a after the war, whether theruralites vertising War Bond drives. So morning—Mob of hungry folks fol­ Johnson, of palifornia, speak at lost, a day. a Iweek, a month, a three ring circus, Mr. Prevette he. like it or not. have the manufacturers. When lowing bunch of bananas into gro­ Pepper’s warehouse Thursday eve­ year lost is lost forever. A life of gan yeiling for “ Berthie” but when F. F. Elliott, chief agricultural they spend bard earned money to cery store—Girl Scouts cycling in­ ning. Many Davie folks attended. time lost can never be regained. It Mrs. Prevette came and learned economist of the department, says put over a drive for the govern to town from the old swimming George Feezor, of Hanes, was in is forever lost. what the commotion was all about the plan to c it post-war rural po­ ment and for the community they hole—Baptist preacher walking a- town Monday. It is astonishing ho the vast she screamed and ran in the bouse pulation to 8 0 per cent of its pre­ don’t get it back in ten years with round town wearing big overcoat Misses Doris and Virginia Haus- multitudes of people regard their and slammed the door behind her. sent level is in line with its pro­ monetaiy interest. —Farmer walking down the street er, of Germanton, are guests of time. So much of it is lost in fool­ 'Don’t you come in this house with jected ravamping of American eco­ “Our natural reaction to war counting roll of money—Clarence Miss Eva Call. ishness, nonsense, idleness, sin and that rat, Eli Privette, she screamed. nomy and possibly that of the en. bond advertising is to think about Grant selling strawberries. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. William wickedness^ Every moment and Finally Eli hunted up John R. tire world. whether we can afford more bond or Keller, on Monday, a fine son minute one lives in sin and the ser­ Morrison. ’‘John,” be pleaded, "T h e outline fits snugly w ith re* not—of course that is the primary How He Gets That Way D. G. Tutterow, of Winston-Sa­ 'help me get this danged rat out CUMent reports th a t th e planners purpose of the advertisements. So vice of the devil Is lost. Every He Is a colonel or a major or lem, visited relatives here Sunday of my clothes." By that time the have In mind creations of a hugely read the sponsor’s name on each ad. hour one spends in reading sorry something like that now, although A number of our citizens went to rat had gone up Eli’s back and was industrialized United States with Read them so that you can give a books and literature is lost. Every he never shouldered or parked a hear General Leonard Wood speak coming down inside by his sleeve. Latin America supplying the food.” nod of rcecognition to those ma. hour one spends in looking upon gUn In his life, never learned to at Winston Salem Saturday.. But John R. was scared too and Elliott tentatively suggests that nufacturers and business firms who the screen at ungodly pictures, or 'squad left” or even right. If he C. Frank Williams, of Camden, Eli had to “take the message - to farm production be maintained “at are digging in their pockets to spends in a dance ball, or at idle, ever learned how to peel potatoes, S. C., spent the week-end in town Garcia” himself. *He grabbed the such levels and in such patterns as make the bond sales in our town a unprofitable games, or at gambling it was at some boy’s camp and came on business. or in foolish jesting, or in gossip rat by the head with his othei hand to permit adequate diets adapted to success.. Miss Rosa Owens, who has been about because he was very, very and evil speaking, or in doing the and held on for dear life. The rat the economic resources and food The government sends this news­ teaching at Thomasville, returned hungry. wrong things, or in laboring at the turned around and its tail emerged habits of the different income paper many bond advertisements to home Sunday. But he’s in the Army now—way wrong job which hurts humanity from Eli’s sleeve. “Get hold of groups.” be published with a note to obtain Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson up front iu it, while Bill Jones and rather than helps, is time lost. that tail aud pull him out, John.” The blue.print he is drawing up a sponsor, or group of sponsors for Davis, of Winston-Salem, spent the Ezra Smith, his one-time school Think of it. O, reader, dob’t waste John pulled but their efforts were would include an organized market tbe ad. Naturally every newspaper week-end here with relatives. mates have “pfc” prefixed to their your tim e! not coordinated. Eli couldn’t turn system, controlled by the Govern thinks of the merchants first. How­ J. C. Crawford, of Marion, spent names in the home town newspaper. There is too 'much to do, too louse when John pulled and the tuil ment, with fixed prices for tbe ever, ever> citizen should drop by last week in town the guest of his They are first class privates, know much that Is good and worth while, pulled off. But they rolled up the farmer, tbe marketman, and the and put his name on the sponsor’s son, Dr. E P. Crawford. bow to handle a gun, have a hank, too much that is uplifting, elevat sleeve and eased him out—a dead consumer. list for one of these ads. Mr. and Mn. W E. Jones and ering to manhandle a Jap or a Nazi, ing and ennobling, too much that rat if there ever was one. We hope, of course, our farmer “It is just as much John Jonest daughter Adaline, of Elkin, were and mean to do their part toward God requires of us for us to waste Eli and Willkie are really de- friends will not hear of Dr. Elliott and Jim Smith’s business to help in town a short while Sunday. getting tbis war over with, so they our time. If men everywhere would daring war on rats nnw, vowing and his plans to move them to the sell bonds as it is anyone’s.” —Ex. Miss Addie Walker, of Bizby. can come back home and support do the right they would have no vengeance and more vengeance a- city —Union Reoublican. spent several days In town last week their families or go fishing—or time to do the wrong. Souls need gainst the vermin—after “ Berthie” Scooped the guest of Mlss Pansy Welker. both, just as they elect. to be redeemed, therefore we can puts some draw strings in the bot­ Let Us Pray One wonders wby the American Miss Bess Burnette, of Bryson But they’ll be wondering about spend precious time helping them tom of Eli’s pantaloons.—States, (By Kev. Loy D. Thompson) people bad to get their first news of City, spent several days here last Major* o r Colonel Co.and.So. to God. Sick folks need our help­ ville Daily. our attack on Auttu, in the North week the guest of Miss Ivie Horn. Prayer offers us guidance. It is Pacific — from Tokyo, Washington They won’t be wondering bow he ing hand, our prayers, our time very clear to those who are fami Little Mildred Woodruff is ill quickly confirmed the news, of got that way—for they’ll’ be told and attention. Pilgrims need en­ with measles. It is reported that Four More Years? liar with the example and teaching course, bat it didn't taste as well that over and over again be tried couraging on their upward ourney of Jesus that divine guidance is there are several cases of measles in The New Deal,- in its campaign a fte r tbe Japs bad used th e can- '‘to get into tbe thick of the actual toward. heaven. The blessed old provided for all who care for it and opener first. tow n. ior a Fourth Term, apparently is fighting but was kept at borne,” Bible shouldbe read daily. Much seek it. It is one of the most cher­ Oar Navy and War Departments Cephas Christian who has been in trying to isolate the President from and tbey’ll know the how come of time should be spent in prayer. ished promises of the Bible that tbe have come in for a lot of criticism school here during the past year, the faults of his administration in that too —be would have been a use­ We can give much time In writing Holy Spirit will guide us into all because of their stinginess, with the left Wednesday for bis home near APO, foodstuffs, and the handling less appendage that no fighting gen­ good letters, articles, poems, etc., truth. It is refreshing to realize news. Berlin has choked a lot of R aleigh. of the labor question. eral wanted around. that are uplifting. Then if we have that we can know God as one who it out of them for us, and it is not Mrs. C. F. Meroney and son The President himself, returning calculated to inspire the confidence For he is Major So-and-So. be­ a good job. which is necessary to­ helps us, as one who befriends us, Thomas, have retnrned from a few from a country.wide tour, reported that we are getting all that is com cause his Congress and bis Sanaior ward an honest livelihood, that re and as one who gnldes us by his days visit to relatives and friends that the nation as a whole is far a ing to as. Maybe if the attack on went up the line for him. He was quires much time. Therefore we unerring Spirit. We need guidance in Lenoir head of Washington iu morale and Attu turned out to be unsuccessful a “professional” man, and that have no time to lose in sin if we in our thinking. How many of us D. P. Ratledge has moved his war spirit. Washington, he said, it could be set down as an unimport­ helped; he bad plenty of gall and will only spend it for God and for think right about God and man and family from near the graded school is lagging in war spirit and under ant skirmish—that’s the kind of rea­ brass and that helped too. Heis a right. ______duty and destiny? Unless we have soning some are applying to the car- to one of the Sanford cottages on standing of what is nesessary to win handsome man In uniform and supernatural guidance we shall un­ rent tardiness, and it doesn’t help Sanford avenue. th e war. looks fit as a fighter, but there The Farmer's Wife m atters any. Misses Jack Lookabill and Lottie value God, over-estimate man, ig­ won’t be any scars on him.—or any Southwest fanners, hiring labor, In other words he aligns himself One can hardly understand that nore duty, and play with destiny. bars or medals for outstanding Tilley, of Southmont, spent the ers imported from Mexico, have with the people and against bis own information that could possibly be Divine guidance is of fundamental courage and bravery underfire. week-end in town the guests of even been told by the Farm Se­ brood. It is like a mother trying helpful to the enemy, should be with importance to us. Our need of But he is a high-ranking officer, Mrs. L. M. Holloway. curity Administration what to feed to. avoid criticism for the bad-rais- held no matter how bangrv the pub­ guidance comes out in that oft sung and as such he must be saluted by Claud Horn and sisters, Mrs. W. them . ing of her children by siding with lic. But here was something the hymn, Guide me, O Thou Great the Joneses and Smiths, and when H. Critz aiid Miss Edna Horn, According to .the FSA instruc­ the truant officer. Japs knew had already happened, Jehovah, pilgrim through this bar­ time for pensioning gets around he leave today for Detroit, where they tions, "butter is to be served at each Four more years of the NewDeal and we do hope it happened in plenty ren land; I am weak but thou are and silence in Washington aboat it will be pensioned, even as they. go to get three Overland cars. meal. Bacon squares or meat in is not just four more years of Roose mighty; hold .me with thy power­ appears anything bat desirable. It But Bill Jones'and Ezra Smith will Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ijames and some form for breakfast six times veil, hiwever. As Senator Styles ful hand.” How it expresses the establishes the enemy as better at children, of Winston Salem, and Bridges, of New Hampshire, said be on hand when he runs for office, per week. Eggs should be served keen, urgent need of the heart and factual reporting, even when the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and recently “ Four more years of Roose- and they’ll vote against him tike every morning, and no limit placed life for divine guidance! news is detrimental to him, than oar Uttle daughter, of Salisbury, were velt means four more years of Har­ all forty. Trouble Is there won’t on the number consumed. . . . Al New truth is waiting for tbe man own government. AndthBtconfaseK guests of Mr and Mrs. Robert M. ry Hopkins, with his spend and be enough of them He’ll be elect, ways give sweet potatoes at dinner who knows how to find'it. New After all we are in tbis war to Ijames Sunday. spend; tax and tax, and elect and ed and continue to live at tbe top, and supper when they are reason­ light is ready to shine upon the gather. W ecantaketbe bad news The editor returned Sunday from elect policies operated from within with the good. It is not idle curio* whether he rates it or not. able since the Mexicans like them. soul that understands. New dis Wilson, where he attended the 1 0th the White House itself. It means sity We jast want to knew what is That's the American way—we Serve cooked cereals only, not corn coveries are in store for those who Annnal Baraca - Philathea State four more years of Government by going on. While we'd like to be the have a first-class fighting army in flakes. Usually try to have only know. Our great problem is to see Convention. corn bread at dinney; biscuits and lame ducks . . . four. more years judge of what we had better .not spite of it, but it’s a bum way, just to it that the spirit is open to new hear, moat of a s are willing to strifle Miss Clara Moore arrived home white bread at supper. Sometimes of New Deal wasters spending reck. the same. -Ex. knowledge, new light, new discov- our craving, if by any stretch of the Wednesday from Greensboro where white bread is required at dinner Iessly . . . four more years of plan, ies. Sometimes we have to turn a imagination it will help along. she was a student at the G. C W. ned agricultural mismanagement and supper as well. In the sum way from man and face God as we But let’s not get het up about tbis Miss DeEtte Rollins, of Elizabeth­ which lias reduced America for the To Hasten Victory mer, iced tea or root beer should be seek bis guidance in prayer. Isaiah delinquency. T henew s th a t Tidcyo town, who has been visiting Mrs. first time to hunger levels; four more No Ameriean wants this war served.” says: The Lord shall guide thee is ablaze, or that American dough to go. one minute beyond the S. M. Call, Jr., returned home years of crucifying small business, This is the first time, to our continually.” This promise is boys are holding a jamboree at Hit. time we can bring it to a vie* M onday. knowledge, the United States Gov and above all, -four years of WPA favorite .mountain retreat, will be torioas end. To hasten that worth praying for. victory—to save possibly the Rev. C. J. Edwards attended the ernment has told the farmer’s wiie over the world at the expense of welcome, no matter where it cornea Uves of minions of our boys General Conference of the M. P. what to « ok. the American taxpayers ” from.—Statesville Daily. en our for flung fronts—it is Church at Greensboro Thursday Half - Million Dollar imperative that every Ameri­ can do his part In the Second and Friday. 10% OF INCOME Airport Unused War Loan. There is an hi* An automobile driven by C. G. BACK UP P A T D A T vestment to lit every purse. A t Aida, O kla., a town o f a few The meet yen ean do is little Woodruff, collided with a bicycle IS OUR QUOTA YOURBOY thousand people, $500,600 of Federal WAR enough compared with the . sac­ on tUe square Saturday. Yhe ri­ funds was recently put into an air­ \\ ^ BOND DAT rifice offered by ear beys In der escaped, but.the bike was not IN WAR MMHS BuyanAdditkttal port on which not a single airplane, service. They give their lives B m d T o d s y except a bomber off coarse, has been n o r s n m m s s A V i douams . —yea lend your money. so lucky. reported to land. THE DATIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

As Axis Troops Surrendered to Allies B e s to f C a r e S m a r t W ho’s News T h i s W e e k By Delos Wheeler Lovelace ^T O E ^S C R E Released Iqr Western Newspaper Union. I Consolidated Features.—WNU Release. By VIRGINIA VALE [M EW YORK.—It was a good, hop, skip and jump that carried the A SERIES OF M argaret sullavan’s amphibious forces of Rear Admiral SPECIAL ARTICLES willingness to return to the Richmond Kelly Turner onto the BY T H E L E A D IN G screen in order to play “Smitty” „ , . Russell Is- WAR CORRESPONDENTS in “Cry Havoc” indicates that H ere's Satlor W ho lands.North Quite W ell Knows of Guadal- the picture will really be some­ thing special. Absent from pic­ . H is Turbulent Sea 0^ ial' Speak American, .I a r e that tures since she made “Back much nearer Tokyo and the day of Lady Street,” in 1941, she’s resisted all reckoning which the admiral has efforts-to lure her in front of the been helping to shape since Pearl By Lucie Kinsolving cameras. Merle Oberon gave illness Harbor. as a reason for resigning from the Turner has spent 19 years on the (W NU Featine—Through special arrangement uneasy, untrustworthy bosom of the w ith WomantS Bomo Companion.) sea since he finished Annapolis in AU over the world, the American 1908. He was married two years soldier likes a joke, even when war later, so his wife has been a navy puts him in a field hospital. To widow almost half the time. He is keep him happy, the American Red 57 years old, has a DSM and was Cross girls of tte hospital recrea­ bom in Oregon. tion groups help a lot. I was the Four years ago the admiral first of Uiese girls to go to North had a fine, close look at Tokyo Africa. which may help on the cheerful Primary concern of medical corps- “I’d give a month’s pay to talk to day an American task force goes men aboard every navy ship is Ihe an American girl,” confided one dis­ boiling past Boso peninsula. He life and health of shipmates. Froi consolate boy. “This morning when was a cruiser captain then, and the instant a man falls until he is I stepped up to a neat UtUe French Covered by a Sherman tank, German prisoners prepare to move on number and said, 'Bonne jawer, the cruiser had just home home after surrendering themselves to AlUed'forces in North Africa. A short borne ashore he gets the best of eare all that was mortal of the late that science can provide. This ma­ comment alesse vu’, she breezed time later aU organized enemy resistance had ceased in all sectors, and right past me! No American dame Ambassador Hiroshi Saito, dead an estimated total of 150,000 German and ItaUan troops had been taken rine, wounded in a raid, is being in the United States. The em­ carefully removed from subma< would treat me that way.” prisoner, together with their commander, Col. Gen. Juergen Yon Amim. a It’s being unable to make them­ peror shook Turner’s hand and Yast quantities of guns and war material of aU kinds were captured. rine batch. expressed undying friendship, selves understood by the feminine sex over there that’s one of the but didn’t add that his fingers MARGARET SULLAVAN were crossed against December Wash Day on Amchitka Island Vitamins for Victory hardest things for our soldiers in 7, 1941. North Africa, I found. I interpreted role. Joan Crawford left the cast p i l l Already Turner has squared ac­ for an hour and a half to a French because this would have been her SSH counts somewhat. His were the lady for an American officer. His third successive war picture, and i i f l plans on which our invasion of tacUcs were' Anglo-Saxon directness, she felt that foe role assigned her hers were GaUie evasion. At the wasn’t satisfactory. Guadalcanal was based. He bet that, end of that time the gentleman had he would catch the Japanese napping no idea whether foe lady was there and he did. The first convoy amused or merely contemptuous. Hollywood’s best oriental actors unloaded men, guns, supplies before This incident gives you only a flatly refused to portray Japanese T nHAT gingha the enemy sea force discovered what soldiers, so Director Richard Wal­ pique and was up. sUght idea of foe varied ways that we Red Cross recreaUon workers lace got foe Japs for major and ing made up Later, when we lost four cruisers, try to make ourselves useful. minor roles in “Bombardier” out of blouses, pinafoi the issue was nip-and-tuck but then There was a rumor that a very the make-up box. RKO faces the no news, but gil we caught two bevies of Japanese great American general had said a same problem in “Behind the Ris­ bray, seersuckJ warships with their sampans down year ago he would never “have ing Sun.” cottons are alsl and after that even Tojo agreed that wanted women mixed up in a war,” the choicest of I Turner had called the turn. but after he saw what Red Cross Fred Giermann, character actor, —'tis news tha| workers accomplished in England has an odd reason for wanting the This use of I C t o n e w a l l ja c k s o n was only he definitely wanted them in Africa war to end. “I haven’t been out of liners is abod u in his late thirties when he was and right away. a Nazi uniform as an actor for the thing that is hi giving lessons to arthritic generals Greeted by Soldiers. last seven months,” he explains. ion world todf sent out from Washington. Phil “Five Graves to Cairo,” with Fran- gram of cottof n _ ... Sheridan When our Red Cross group docked chot Tone and Anne Baxter, is his that gloves, bq Russ Boy W onder w a s still in North Africa on foe first sunny latest. made of the In Class of O ur younger day we had had for two months, we were greeted by shouts of wel­ you will agred Sheridanl Jaekson , Ws Bobby Zavattaro, five-year-old You’ll see most of the cast of that unusual ensed ’ hell - for - husky who was crowned “child come from foe soldiers. “Speak swell picture, “Casablanca,” in thrilling chapt| leather cavalry was easing Grant’s American, lady,” they cried as they u health king” in New York, has taken had in London where they had “The Conspirators” ; Humphrey Bo­ story. The Sn work. Now in Russia, older than glazed chintz to farming. Here he is shown work­ stopped us on foe street just to gart, Paul Henreid, Sydney Green- Sheridan, younger than Jackson, The only washing machine on Amchitka island—our newly acquired ing on his plot (in soil box) on the street and Helmut Dantine all have low proves th | Konstantin Rokossovsky climbs to Aleutian island base—gets a rush of work, and not only on Monday. hear foe home twang. for that mattl roof of the Children’s Aid Society As we drove up foe roadway, foe leading roles. Ann Sheridan has foe a full generalship over crumpled Gathered around, washing, helping and kibitzing are, left to right, Paul 20 from henceforl building, where some children are populace of varying races and re­ leading feminine role. Nazi armies. Duale, WarrensviUe, Ohio; Albert Kordyak, Chicago, HI.; John Wilson, raising vegetables for vitamins and 1 VK belonging exclT Rokossovsky is just rounding 38. Baltimore, Md.; Emerson Eagleton, Cleveland, Ohio; and Anthony Sal- ligions who had learned American­ victory. Joan Guleton, four, lends g isms fast, held up two fingers in Bill Stern, whose “News of the tor or to the dl In the first weeks of the war he vatorieldo, Newark, N. J. helping hand. and pinafores! rose from colonel to major-general. foe Victory salutation, hoping this Day’’ newsreel is a favorite with moviegoers, is happy because now to believe. Ta This because of a heady, stubborn would bring them chocolate and trimmed with | defense that stalled the first Nazi “chue-gomme.” he can make predictions on the air. F. D. R., Churchill, Plan Final Victory His NBC Sports Newsreel has been adding long blitz for a month back of Smolensk. It W ill Be ‘Cooler’ Some faces wore doubtful expres­ costume, certd Ten weeks later he set going Rus­ sions, mystified by our women’s uni­ a Saturday feature, and he felt that even an expert couldn’t predict the of a new era [ sia’s first counter-offensive and el­ forms, but when we came closer a use of smart i fight broke through. “Voila La Croix outcome of the following Saturday’s bowed the Germans so solidly that Another cotf Stalin moved him up a notch. Rouge,” they shouted enthusiastical­ games without sticking his chin out. Now he’s broadcasting on Friday your head is In last year’s bleak fighting ly. “Vive La Croix Rouge.” Imagine what a thrill that gave us! evenings, which is better. sucker. Whenl before Moscow the Germans out­ —*— er appears as T numbered Rokossovsky three to First Red Cross Club in Africa. ing a matchin| one. Just the same he was able That veiy night we opened our Albert Parker was a noted direc­ tered above on to put 200 tanks, 29,000 enemy first American Red Cross club in tor, until he lost his eyesight seven we have bee out of action in October alone. North Africa. Only a few hours years ago as a result of an auto­ years in failing This year he broke the Nazis at before it had been a bamlike empty mobile accident. Recently Director possibilities tit Stalingrad. automobile showroom. But Al Fink, Frank Tuttle, shooting a street scene rics which up His employment of cavalry has Herb Siffert and Jim Sneider, three in Prague for “Hostages," decided thought belong been notable and once was inspired. of our enterprising field directors, to use a blind man with a seeing-eye world. This was when he rushed cossacks had worked such wonders that as I dog. He thought of his friend Park­ Look at the| in massed raids behind the German played foe piano for foe soldiers to er, who thus, for a brief time, will glove set (Iovi sing I heard one boy blurt out, “Gee, once more take part in foe making of rear, a disruptive triumph in the a motion picture. gingham with I great tradition begun by Greek Phil­ this sure is like home!” ing run throif ip and Alexander and kept going by This was in Oran, Algiers, not bons, and you Parthian Surena, Roman Belisanius many days after our troops ar­ Black-haired Mona Berle was foe and, to skip a lot of centuries and rived. Since then in our Oran first extra hired by Producers Wil­ a lot of good cavalrymen, Sheridan club hundreds of men have liams Pine and Thomas when they N e w . and Jeb Stuart, another boy wonder. found “a home away from began making pictures for Para­ Rokossovsky is big, handsome, home.” In addition to the piano, mount nearly three years ago. with a wide, full mouth, a broad, we have radios, games and at They’ve found a spot for her in untroubled forehead and a right eye­ night entertainment by army every picture they’ve made since_ brow that cocks higher than the left, musicians. currently she’s in “Tornado,” which stars Chester Morris and Nancy maybe in astonishment at his own At first we had difficulty provid­ rise. Kelly. “She’s good luck to us,” say ing snacks for the boys, but we foe two Bills. found we could fill in foe hungry TF JEREMIAH could come back he spaces with mandarins and dates. * would get plenty of sympathy Our next job was a tough one— Private Harry Keaton of Fort from Robert F. Patterson. As HU- Fear of cooling off in the “cooler” to organize a Red Cross hospital for Greely, Alaska, thought that the kiah’s son worried over his careless With the trumpets of the great AUied victory In Tunisia stiU rever­ fills the face of eight-year-old Eddie which our six months’ supply of pretty girl he asked to dance with . p e o p I e’s berating around the world, Winston ChurchUl, Great Britain’s prime min­ ConIan as he looks up into the im­ everything was lost. I felt like him was one of the civilian nurses. It Seems a Testy p lig h t, so ister, and President Franklin D. Roosevelt, met once more in Washington posing figure of the law. A temper­ Christopher Robin, for I spent my Some time afterward he learned that C ritic of N ational the tinder- to further plan the “unconditional surrender” mapped .out for the enemy. ature of 85 in New York prompted time going down “to the end of the she was Marjorie Reynolds, who’d Pollyannism isH e secretary of This was the first meeting of the two leaders since the historic conference Eddie to cool off in the East river, town,” getting warehouses open danced with Fred Astaire in "Holly­ war worries at Casablanca. Shown at left is the President, and, at right, Winston bnt alas, the law put an end to that where there were priceless Red wood Inn” and teamed with Bing over too much optimism about this ChurchiU, with his inevitable black cigar. cooling thought. Cross stocks of cigarettes, tooth Crosby in “Dixie.” By that time global muddle of ours. paste, I brushes and shaving cream Marjorie had moved on to the next He talks gloomily of gasless fight­ for foe wounded. camp in her Alaskan tour. —*— ing planes, because, he says, toifgh Quints Hold Center of Stage in Launching T. R. Wins Honors Living Problems. BiU Jeffers tapped our oU supply so Our personal problems of living Sol Lesser, producer of “Stage heavily to make rubber. Recently he are easier than we had imagined, Door Canteen,” feels that the pub­ said: “We cannot be sure of vic­ as women in a man’s army on a lic ought not to pay an extra pre­ tory in 1945. We must have an army battle front, but they are extremely mium for quality picture entertain­ of a t least 8,200,000.*’ He said we incongruous. Unbelievable luxuries ment, at least for the duration, ac­ must put a legal curb on absentee are mixed with discomforts. We can cording to a recent announcement. workers. have coiffures that “do things for So, although “Stage Door Canteen” Patterson has cause to be you” but no hairpins. We have ex­ could undoubtedly run on and on at quite satisfied with his personal otic tropical fruits but no pasteurized advanced prices, if released only in record. He quit a prosperous milk. FinehandmadeshoeSare in key - cities at first, and shown twice law practice for a federal judge­ shop windows, but no stockings. We a day, it will be made available for ship, resigning this when he was live in a typical French house sur­ general runs as soon as it is re­ asked to take hold under Secre­ rounded by palms, golden cascades' leased. “This is a soldier’s love tary of War Stimson three years story,” says Mr. Lesser, “and it ago. of mimosa, and giant tree ferns. We have become increasingly belongs to the public.” This is the second war that he has resourceful since that hot day In —*— gotten into. He finished the last one September when, loaded down ODDS dND ENDS—Claudette Colbert a major, with a Distinguished Serv­ with musette bags, steel hel­ ice cross and one wound stripe. He spent her No, 27 shoo stamp on a pair of Here is exal mets and gas masks, a group of IUggage tan pumps—said she chose them ing to in the| also saw service on the Mexican because they’d harmonize with any other border. Now he bosses a new gen­ us Red Cross girls hitched up ner gowns the gangplank a t a troopship. color . . . Dennis Day expects to leave on tons. The eration of our fighting men from, a Our quarters were comfortable, an overseas entertainment tour the middle heavy desk in Washington, but he of June . . . uThose We Loven will move dresses that flies his own plane, and in a pinch on a very crowded ship, and we into the air spot vacated by Jack Benny’s to stress siml learned our first lesson then—the program for the summer; the last Benny is that a frol might do active duty again for all Brig. Gen. Theodore Roosevelt chivalry of the United States army. that he is 52. makes his way through a sUi broadcast will be May 30 . . . IPhcn Mar­ every woman I He is a trim 52, with a long, stub­ We were faced with hundreds of guerite Chapman was a telephone opera­ though it do I Eighty thousand spectators packed the huge Butler shipyards at Su­ trench, somewhere in North Africa. homesick and seasick men. I found tor, m her pre-movie days, her “employ­ charming dii born upper lip, and the high nar­ perior, Wis., to witness the floating of five brand-new Allied vessels—and The general and his son were both row forehead that suggests percipi- a tin-pan piano and started playing. ment number” was 206; now that she’s chintz skirt also the.Dionne Quints’ first appearance on American soU. The Quints, who cited for gaUantry by the war do By the end of foe evening foe crowd StafTUig ie Columbia’s “Appointment in blouse trim, ence. His intimates say he is fast- acted as sponsors, are shown before a Hr S. immigration officer. partm ent. was booming. Berlin wish George Sanders, her dress moving, concise. » roam number is—206! bands and a THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

Sm art H ats Are Being M ade of U ncle J^kih Seersucker and O therC ottons

A By CHERIE NICHOLAS 'I 'HE trouble about seeing botl HMStHOLP sides of a question is that both Newspaper Union. sides go for you for being on the IA VALE other. SULLAVAN’S m i M OS... It’s true that yon can do almost s to return to the anything yon desire to do; the o play “Smitty” trouble is making yourself desire Children Need Good, Children’s Party Menu to do it. ’ indicates th at Wholesome Foods It may not be possible to find really be some- FIRST-AID •Salmon Timbales on Toast the perfect girl, but there’s a lot bsent from piic- fo t h » At Their Parties Rounds of fun in the hunting. e made “Back Celery Hearts AILING HOUSE Carrot Strips W ellf tve’ve certainly got the right ma­ she’s resisted all terial for making a new world. The old r in front of the •Orange Juice with O nnge. Sherbet one teas fashioned out o f chaos. beron gave illness The man who sits down to wait esigning from the •Peanut Butter Cookies •Recipes Given for Opportunity to appear should by Roger B. Whibncn put a good cushion in the chair. Boger B. Wbitman—WNU Features* custard cups. Bake in a pan of hot A compromise is what two peo­ Ton may not be able to replace worn or w ater in a moderate oven (350 de­ ple arrive at to their mutual dis­ broken household equipment. Thie is war. satisfaction. Government priorities come first. So take grees) for 15 to 20 minutes. Un­ care of what yon have . . . as well as yoa mold on toast rtninds, garnish with possibly can. This column by the homeown* When you have a bad neighbor, er*s friend tells you how. parsley and serve. one who just doesn’t get along Few children would pass up this Painting Fire Escapes with you despite your every ef­ delicious cheese ’n bread dish—it’s fort, doesn’t it rather reassure you delicious and good for them,, tool Question: I have large fire escape when you find out that he quar­ platforms which we use as porches Cheese Fondue. rels with all the other neighbors, on my three-family brick house. I (Serves 6) too? have to paint them, but the paint 3 eggs, separated chips easily. Last year I gave them I cnp grated cheese Stunnlating Colors a coat of best bridge paint and then i i i i i I cnp bread erambs a coat of best outdoor green paint. I cup milk , The color of light is more or In no time rust began to.show. What Simple parties help make chil­ I tablespoon butter less stimulating to human muscu­ can I use that will last? dren at ease with their friends, do Y i teaspoon salt lar activity,- says Collier’s.. Tests Answer: Paint is apt to chip if a lot toward laying the foundations Beat egg yolks until lemon col­ have shown that, when such activ­ for their social success. Watch them ored. Cook cheese, bread crumbs, ity is normal at a rating of 100 SCLLAVAN the metal has many coats of paint \ on it. If this is the case, remove enjoy playing host and hostess as milk, butter and salt over low heat, under artificial white light, it in­ rd left the cast the paint down to Uie bare metal. this little pair is doing. stirring constantly. Add beaten egg creases to 104 under blue .illumi­ have been her This can be done by burning with a How do you rate with your young­ yolks. Fold in stiffly beaten whites. nation, 121 under green, 130 under •ar picture, and blowtorch. When the metal is clean er generation? Are you content Pour into a well-greased casserole. yellow, 159 under orange and 187 ole assigned her and free of rust, apply a coat of when you keep them clean, get them Bake at 350 degrees for 35 minutes under red. good quality red lead; allowing at off to school, and give them some or until inserted knife comes out least a week for thorough drying. extra tutoring when they need it clean. Finish with two coats of top qual­ in English or math? An afternoon party menu may con. U M SOOTHES CHAFED SKIN oriental actors sist of assorted sandwiches. ortray Japanese ity floor paint,: the kind used for Yes, that in itself is a big job, or Richard Wal- 'T'HAT gingham, chintz, chambray, porches. If you are not familiar and you are doing a big job if you Deviled Egg and Cheese M o r o l i n e I / for major and pique and other cottons are be­ with the use of a blowtorch, get have that part in smooth, running Sandwiches. WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY mbardier” out of ing made up in utilitarian dresses, someone with experience to do this order. Notice, I didn’t say whole 3 hard-cooked'eggs blouses, pinafores and sunbonnets is part of the job. job, because unless you provide for RKO faces the I tablespoon dry mustard E ver G reat ‘Behind the Ris- no news, but gingham, chintz, cham­ OU Burner Finish healthy recreation and play, the Y i teaspoon salt bray, seersucker, and a host of other the reason why they are saying in child is not getting his rightful share For he that once is good, is ever Question: An oil burner used In I teaspoon Worcestershire sane* great.—Ben Johnson. cottons are also being made up into fashion circles that "gingham girls a living-room has a dark brown, and start in life. C slices battered whole wheat the choicest of millinery confections will be belles of the summer sea­ rough finish, and always looks dusty. Future Americans must be a so­ bread character actor, —’tis news that’s big news. son.” The long matching gloves com­ What kind of paint can I use on it cial as well as business success 3 wafer-thin slices of Swiss-typo for wanting the plement the bonnet with high drama. to be wholesome DONT LET 'en’t been out of This use of humble cottons by mil­ that will be glossy and not so much cheese liners is about the most exciting Here is a twosome that has charm- of a dust catcher? and h a p p y . To Watercress an actor for the thing that is happening in the fash­ plus about it, and to think that sim­ prepare the child Dill pickles CONSTIPATION he explains, ple gingham did itt And, wovdd you Answer: There are not many ion world today. Add to this pro­ kinds of paint that withstand the for this, you must Cut eggs, crosswise and into SLOW YOU UP iro,” with Fran- believe it, milliners are even using • Whan bowels are sluggish and yon gram of cottons for hats the fact heat of an oil burner. Aluminum provide him with halves. Mash yolks and blend with e Baxter, is his that gloves, bags and neckwear are mattress ticking for hats that hold a social and rec­ fed irritable, headachy, do a t millions one spell-bound because of their paint will do it, but because of the mustard, salt and Worcestershire [do—chew FEEN-A-MINT, the modem made of the same materials, and priorities, it may be difficult to ob­ reational outlet— sauce, mixing well. Fill the whites. chewing-gum laxative. Simply chew you will agree that these new and novelty and their air of high-style and that means FEEN-A-MINT before you go to bed* distinction! tain. Anotheristheblackfinishthat Cut eggs into thin slices and ar­ taking only in accordance with package the cast of that unusual ensembles are adding a is used on boilers. Whatever you an occasional range on three slices of bread. Top asablanca,” in For the neat little postillions and party to which to directions—sleep without being dU* thrilling chapter to the current style use, the first step must be the thor­ egg slices with cheese and a second turbed. Next mottling gentle, thorough ; Humphrey Bo- story. The smart postillion made of other smart suit hals some milliners In vite y o u n g e r relief, helping you feel swell again. Try are using black, navy or bright col­ ough cleaning of the surface with piece of bread. Cu£ in halves and Sydney Green- glazed chintz shown to the left be­ something that will take off the re­ friends so the child is at ease in garnish with watercress and dill FEEN-A-MiNTT. Tastes good, is handy Dantine all have low proves that neither chintz nor, ored shantungs successfully. A dev­ his role as host or hostess. and economical.A generous family supply astating little veil gives the feminine mains of the finish: a solution of pickles. Sheridan has the for that matter, any other cotton, three pounds of washing soda in a There’s a certain excitement at A citrus fruit drink is refreshing, ~le. from henceforth can be regarded as accent; children’s parties which easily up­ You are apt to see most remark­ gallon of w ater, for an example, fol­ sets their tummies,' and the best fine for keeping up young spirits FEEN-A-MMIoti belonging exclusively to the decora­ lowed by thorough rinsing. £ 1 busy at play dur- tor or to the designers of housecoats able and versatile combinations in way to handle them is to have nour­ “News of the the new ensembles, such as cotton 1 - ing party time. a favorite with and pinafores as we have been led ishing, wholesome food, rather than Keep all the fla- py because now to believe. This most amazing hat, plaid hat partnered with a bouton­ “partified” dishes which will upset trimmed with flowers as you see and niere made of the same check or them even more. You’ll find co­ vor ^lle oranB* tions on the air. perhaps a breton of calico or ging­ JQ-^sgL juice phis valua­ wsreel has been adding long gloves to point up the operation from other mothers if you ble vitamin C by squeezing it only costume, certainly marks the dawn ham, or what have you, with a let them- know you will do every­ and he felt that matching gilet that has a huge bow thing to make her children at ease. just before serving. To have chilled Idn’t predict the of a new era when it comes to the juice, chill whole oranges in refrig­ use of smart cottons. tie at the throat. -I Let your decoration be a bit fussy wing Saturday’s Another cotton that clicks in mil­ and partyrish, of course, but keep erator before extracting Juice. ng his chin out. Another cotton designed to go to linery is white organdy. Loads of to the sensible on the food. Have ting on Friday your head is simple, ordinary seer­ organdy frills and pleatings and table favors, of course, for this Keep the Battle Rolling etter. sucker. When plaid cotton seersuck­ ruches are massed on as attractive er appears as a stovepipe hat flaunt­ carries out the theme and the chil­ summer hats as one may ever hope dren adore it. It stimulates con­ P With War Bends and Scrap s a noted direc- ing a matching ascot, as shown cen­ tered above one begins to sense what to see. The ensemble idea is car­ versation and keeps: things going eyesight seven we have been missing all these ried out with organdy frills on smoothly. ult of an auto- years in failing to recognize the style gloves, or perhaps a jabot of the Fresh salmon steaks may be used nM ib FlklCATED V lv H I CU SootheradMS ^itch th ofuexaaa. nmpto ecently Director frilled organdy. in making the flaked salmon called possibilities that exist in wash fab­ POWDER FOR formerly Mexican g a street scene rics which up to this season we had Then there's white pique that is for in this recipe. Serve it on small Heat Powder. BebeTt tages,” decided thought belonged only to a workaday being used in effective and versatile toast rounds and the children will FAMILY USE diapertaah,heat rash. ith a seeing-eye world. ways all through the hat program: Wherever there are doors children adore it: his friend Park- Smart, indeed, are pert little pique will swing on them, hence the sag. •Salmon Timbales. Look at the adorable bonnet and TW N lT-7 21—43 brief time, will glove set (lower right) of gay plaid sailors with pique flowers. Tiny cal- Photo demonstrates the method of (Serves 8) in the making of gingham with bands of dainiy bead­ ots formed of pique petals, with plying the screwdriver in taking-the 4 eggs, slightly beaten ing run through with narrow rib­ sprightly trimmings of starched pi­ sag out of a door. 2 cups milk bons, and you will have discovered que, also hold interest. 1 cap bread crumbs Berle was the Bdeased by Western Newspaper Union. - Noise Between Booms H teaspoon salt. Producers Wil­ Question: I have a mean prob­ 2 tablespoons chopped pimento mas when they lem: Two bedrooms with a connect­ I pound salmon, flaked ures for Para- New Dinner Dress These Items Offer Yon ing door. In one bedroom two peo­ 1 teaspoon paprika e years ago. Somellimg New in Pnrses ple sleep, and one person in the oth­ 2 tablespoons shortening Wholesome drink with a party pot for her in er. It seems that no matter how I teaspoon onion juice air is this cool glass of orange Jnlee e made since— The white plastic handbag is low the two people think they are 8 toast rounds topped prettily with manga Sherbetf ornado,” which news.' Ask to be ,shown the various talking it disturbs the person in the Parsley decorated sprigs of mint and whole is and Nancy types that go to make up the new other room. What can-be done with Add butter and bread crumbs to raspberries. Orange float win keep luck to us,” say collections. Black faille bags are that door to deaden sound? hot milk, then stir until all soaked. yon cool and full of pep, for vitamin carried with afternoon dresses, and Answer: I presume the door is Add slightly beat­ C helps m itigate effects of heat. the pouch types are especially not used. If so, much of the sound en eggs, flaked smart, as are intricately worked un­ can be cut down by nailing a sheet salmon (steam •Orange Sherbet. eaton of Fort derarms. There are large briefcase fresh salmon 8 to ught that the of insulating wallboard on both sides IH ciips sugar effects in black or brown patent of the door framd. 10 minutes, then 1 cnp water to dance with leather designed large enough to car­ flake), pimento, civilian nurses, Sticky Varnish - Z egg whites stiffly beaten ry important papers and reports of salt, paprika , and 2 cups orange !nice he learned that those engaged in war work. Shop­ Question: A year ago I put two onion juice. Pour eynolds, who’d coats of varnish on my linoleum, but 3 tablespoons lemon juice W ping bags for women who do their into buttered tim­ Boil sugar and water together for taire in “Holly- own marketing are made of strong it has not dried, and has turned • bale or greased dark color. How can I get it off? S minutes. Beat egg whites slowly med with Bing cord crochet. and add to fruit juices. Mbc all in­ By that time Answer: Any tarnish remover I Lynn Says: gredients and pour Into freezing on to the next that you use would eat into the lino­ fray of mechanical refrigerator. tour. White tToppeif Is Good leum and destroy it. The safest way Freeze stiff, then beat thoroughly. to take out the varnish, although it Sandwich Ideas: Cream cheese Return to freezing compartment and cer of "Stage From Morning to Night is tiresome would be with fine steel or cottage cheese with olives and freeze until stiff. s that the pub- It does not matter whether your wool, moistened with turpentine. mayonnaise. The reason why the varnish did not Peanut butter, honey and crum­ •Peanut Bntter Cookies an extra pre- dress be a street-length formal (Makes 2 dozen) ture entertain- black, or a summery print, a casual dry is probably because wax in the bled fresh yeast, on whole wheat e duration, ac- wool pastel or a tailored pique, if linoleum was not first removed. or enriched white bread. IH c u p s flour announcement. you wear with it one of the new Dry Well Backs Vp Peanut butter and chow chow V4 teaspoon salt Door Canteen” white “toppers” teamed with a p ert Question: In our cellar floor we on enriched white bread. H cup honey n on and on at little white hat, you will look as if have an opening which drains into a Cream cheese and orange mar­ 3 tablespoons corn syrup eleased only in you stepped out of the pages of a dry well. • After heavy rains this malade on raisin bread. H cup peanut bntter # Oat where our soldiers are a t-' nd shown twice fashion magazine. These white top­ sometimes backs up into the cellar. Mashed liverwurst, chili sauce, % cnp shortening tacked by mosquitoes that "zoom Apple bntter lik e 4Zeros** a n d flies th a t **bua ’e available for pers of corduroy, or heavy white slip­ What would you suggest to over­ mayonnaise on whole wheat or like ballets” —the Anny uses n as it is re­ per satin, or flannel are scheduled come this trouble? rye bread. Sift all dry ingredients together. thousands of gallons of IU T aod soldier’s love for a tremendous vogue this sum, Answer: If the drain is not vital­ Minced corned beef or sliced Cream shortening, add to peanut •o r other insecticides. esser, “and it m er. ly necessary, fill the hole with con­ tongue with horseradish on rye butter, honey and corn syrup. Add So yon can Imagine how deadly crete. Or you cotdd install • back­ bread. flour and roll dough into sit* you I U T w ill b e w h en y o n “ shoot** i t up sewer valve in the drain line. Roquefort’ cheese, celery and prefer for finished cookies. Oilli on common household pestsl ft Sleek lines Your plumber can supply this.. mayonnaise on white bread or on fo r 15 minutes. Cut into thin slices slays ’e m a s y o u sp ray 'e m I Claudette Colbert celery as a garnish for salad. and top half of them with apple but­ IU T has the AA Bating, the ^mp on a pair of Here is exactly what we are com­ Dress designers are working Worm Holes highest established for household toward a slimmer, sleeker line in Watercress on thinly sliced ter. Cover with a second slice et she chose them ing to in the way of new-type din­ Question: Are so-called worm dough' and seal as for a tart. Bake Insecticides hy the U. S. B u re a a ner gowns made of enchanting cot­ dresses and coats as one way of holes iii woodwork actually made by white bread, rolled and kept , in of Standards. e with any other refrigerator in damp cloth for 15 in a slow oven (325 degrees) for Bof a bottle of this fleets to leave on tons. The trend in these evening conserving material. The results are a worm, or are Ihey the work of 25 m in u tes. t tour the middle all that can be hoped for and then to 20 minutes. super-slayer—today! dresses that are made of cottons is an insect? Finely chopped figs or raisins Loven will move to stress simplicity. The best of it some in the way of chic and grace Answer: The.most usual culprit 'Are you having difficulties planning by Jack Benny's is that a frock of this type makes and charm. The outlook is for re­ Is the powderpost beetle; eggs laid with nutmeats, mayonnaise and meals with points? Stretching your meats? r; the last Benny every woman look her prettiest, even fined types adroitly styled with long on the surface turn into worms that lemon juice, on white or brown Lynn Chamben cangive you Iuip if you O . . . When Mar• though it doesn’t cost a lot. This waistlines, princess effects with work into the wood. Later these bread. write her, enclosing a stamped, self-ad­ telephone opera• Hard-cooked eggs, celery and dressed envelope fo r your reply, in tare o/ ys, her " employ- charming dinner gown tops a glazed shirrings through the midriff, or worms develop into beetles, which chintz skirt with a dainty lingerie coat dresses that achieve variety mayonnaise on whole wheat her at Westm Neutpaper Vnion, 2I t ; now that she's eat their way cfut and make the bread. South DespUdnet Street, Chicago, B lino itl "Appointment in blouse trimmed with green velvet through versatile button fasteningr hues in doing so. Released by W trtcrn Newspaptr Union, - nders, her dress’ bands and a bow, designed to slenderize. 6! THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C.' JUNE 2. 1943.

THE OAYIE RECO RD Davie Soldier in England Roy Call In Africa Rev. John H Fulghnm. THED It is with sadness that we chronicle the ■ H i C FRANK STROUD Editor. death of Rev. J H Ptildhnit. 57. which * 7 ; O ld e s t P - occurred at hit* home in this city Thura* TELEPHONE day mormofl. He had heen in declining No Liquo health for the past chree year*. Entered at the Postoffice in Mocke- a I Rev. and Mrs. Fulflhun moved to this NEWS Vllle, N. C., as Second-clans Mail city about ten yeara aao. He served as m atter. March 3.1903. pastor of the MncksviMe Uaptist Church £ ' 1 « I I for several years, retiring about two years A ttorney SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ags on account of bad health. ! day or two ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE S 1 00 Funeral services were held at Mocksville business. SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE S SO Baptist Church Friday afternoon at five • o'clock, with Rev, E. W- Turner in charge, Mrs. M Everv time we btiy a piece of hoe and the body laid to rest in Rose ceme* son spent meat we think of Henry Wallace tery. The many beautiful flora* tribute* cm shoppin and all those drowned pies attested the high esteem in which this beloved minister was held- In his death Mrs. W the entire community loses one of its For the 6 rst time in nearlv fifty ington. wa. years, a Neero was an overnieht most honored citizens—a man who went about doing good and spreading sunshine. dav afierno guest at the White House Tf onr He wiii be missed by all our people. memory serves us right President Surviving is bis wife and some distant F H . P Cleveland entertained a colored relatives. Another friend of tbe editor for Baltimo tizen from the South Seas in the has crossad over tbe river to rest beoesth gage in nat early n'neties. Seems that history PVT. JAMES KAY POOLE, son of Mr. the shade of tbe trees. We shall miss PVT. THOMAS HENRY SEAMON, 19- and Mrs. E. D. Poole. Harmony, R. 2. who him sorely. year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. FO R SA is repeating itself. Seamon. of R. 3. wbo is stationed at Camp is stationed at Camp White. Oregon. Ray old pigs. Wallace, Texas. Tbomas entered tbe army entered the army Nov 6,1942. Some of our merchants are tak. Somewhere in England, May 1 6 . Mrs. W. L. Call baa received word Mocksville C ircuit March 19.1943. ing a half holiday every Wednes Dear Friend: from her son. Pvt. Roy Call, announ­ F. A. WRIGHT. Pastor Bill Sanf day afternoon. A partial list cing bis safe arrival in North Africa. Sunday. June 6 th . I hardly know what to write for John David Furches Mrs. W- H. Dodd, who is spend­ C., Chapel those closing, appeared in Tbe Re­ Luck to you Roy. Lick tbe enemy, .Dulin's, 11:30 a. m. Betbel, 8 p .ro . we seldom get to do anything but and burry borne ing tbe summer at Ridgecrest came week in to cord last week. If you want the work. I'm very proud I can do John David Furches. 63. died Friday Communiobserviceat Dulin's Sunday, morning at bis home at Farmingten after m orning ’ down Friday to attend the funeral people to know what you are doing Many soldier boys in army camps that. I would hate to be one of a week’s illness. and burial of Rev. J H. Fulghum. M rs. F ra tell them through your newspaper, throughout this country and in those boys that can’t do anything Tbe funeral services were held at Farm­ K a p p a N ew s th is week The Davie Record to help their country, or are afraid ington BaptistCburch Saturday afternoon foreign lands, are reading The Re­ J. S. H utc I’ve seen quite a bit of England, at 4 o'clock, and the body laid to rest in cord every week. If your son or Miss Verlie Koontz was the Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. K McDanieL Notice to Creditors and I can say it’s very beautiful Eaton s Baptist Church cemetery. husband is in tbe armed forces, let Mrs. Z. Davie Boys to Camp Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Mrs. J. N. Click i9 confined to her home us send him tbe old home town pa­ Having qnalified as. administrator was in tow country. In fact, it’s some of the Ray ParkertGoId boro; Miss Virginia Fur­ by illness. Aer many friends wish for The following youug men from ber a speedy recovery. of the estate of D. F- Hendrix, dec’d. home from most beautiful country I’ve ever ches, Washington; Mrs. Kelly Jam es, Flor­ per. The cost is only 2 c. a week. Davie county left Mocksville last Several from this community attended notice is hereby given to all persona ence, S. C.; and Misses Annie Loia and holding claims against the estate of Springs. Wednesday morning for examina seen, as much as I have traveled. the services of Evangelist Green Sunday Vashti Furches of the home; four sons, Advertisement in th e “Help afternoon at Salisbury. said deceased to present the same, tion and induction into the United I think we are in one of the most Wanted’’ column of a Newark properly verified, to the undersigned Miss Dai beautiful spots in England. We Robert and William Furches. Cana, R. I; Mrs. Milton Cleary and daughter, of Sta- States army: J. D. Furches. Farmington, and Fred Fur­ newspaper: “Girl (white): Gen­ tasville, spent several days last week with on or before tbe 12th day of May. home T h u r have a large lake here and lovers' ber parents. Mr. and Mrs A. L. DaywalL 1944. or this notice will be plead in Edward Howard, Cooleetnee. ches of U. S. Army; 10 grandchildren; one eral housework, own room, radio; bar of recovery AU persons indebt­ it with rel lanes galore, but we don’t have brother, Charles Furches; two sisters. Miss Misses ZeoIa and Geneea Koontz, of Joseph Everhardt1 R. 4 . good salary; nice home for right Mocksville. and Virginia Jones, of Wins­ ed to said estate will please call and S tate Road the girls to go with them We Lizzie Furches and Mrs. Fred Lakev, Cana, Glenn Tavlor1 R. I. party; can wear my mink coat for ton Salem, spent tbe week-end with their make prompe settlement. This the just walk through them and think nR. . I. i , To iu the iu s bereaved ucECBv cu family iB u iu y The i u c ivRecord cvu n i > parents hero. 12th day of May, 1943. I. D. Furches1 Jr., Farmington extends heartfelt sympathy in the death J day off.” But spring Is here and FO R SA of the wonderful times we have R. K. WILLIAMS. d ry pine w Howard G. Janies, Farmington of this father and brother. I tbe m ink coat lure did not appeal. The Record is only $1.00 Linwood. N. C. had and the ones we are going to Vernon Howard, Advance, R. R-4, Geo. F. Poindexter, Advance. have. I think all the boys feel the same way I do. You never saw a Jack Donald Reavis, R 2 Jam es R. G. C. Lankford, Advance, R. livelier bunch of boys in your life. W m. R. D Wm. McClamrocli, Mocksville. You would never tbink there's a ed a positi war going on here AU we want Isaac N. Mock, Advance, R. I w ork at Ba Paul A. Osborne, Cooleetnee. to do is get it over with, and the sooner the better for us. Don’t Miss Lel Robert W. Beck, R. 1. worry about its; we will give them turned last Robt. L. Dunn, Advance, R 1 w here she D. C. Campbell, Cooleemee. all we've got and that’s a lot. My b io tb er, H Marvin O Spry, Cooleemee. only wish is that some of the peo­ ple back there were over here with Hal F. Bowers. R. 4 us, esneciallv some of those that Mr. and Jacob D, Hepler, Cooleemee. rfI never thought the time would come...” Lenoir, sue don’t want to work and furnish us Carl M. Rogers, R. I. business, equipment to fight with. They’d Leslie P. Dvson1 R. 1. soon learn just exactly what warts. w ith tbe Those people that go on strike ev­ Davie Soldier Complete: ery few days for more money, Grant, stn should have to come over here and T ra in in g Raleigh, ar fight for awhile, and then they’d spend the s Santa Monica, Calif Corporal wake up to the fact that we are in Ray F. Sparks, son of Mr. and Mrs. a war against a man that maket his M r. and Barter B. Sparks, of Advance, R. people work for him for nothing. I never Oiought the time would come when to be literally jammed with men and women daughter, one, recently completed advanced They don’t get hatdly anything to it would be appropriate for me to say: in uniform, traveling under orders and on fur­ iness trip ground crew training at the Army eat. much less to wear and no mov­ Springs an Air Forces Tech. 1 Training Com ies to go to every night. I want ‘Please don’t ride on a Southern Railway lough, and civilians traveling in connection mand school at Vega Aircraft Corp. to meet some of those people when train this summer—unless you conscientiously with war work. D. L Cl grated fro Burbank, Calif. This is one of the I get back. That’s the only trou­ believe that your trip is necessaiy.” We're going to do our level best to handle special aircraft schools jn the Com. ble with our country right , now. ic shades o mand’s Los Angeles Civ. Schools T here’s too mnch greed. AU th iy But that time has come... an inescapable this heavy load, including those civilians who tow n Prida Area. want is plenty of morey. The conscientiously believe that they must travel Mrs. I. The local man has been traos by-product of our Nation’s fight for Victoryl highest paid man over here gets ter Miss N ferred to an Army Air Forces sta ; ust about what the lowest paio But until our trains and stations are no You see, the Southern serves the South­ and Jessie sion for active service, taking his man over there gets. They never end the South is serving Oie Nation as the longer over-crowded by essential travel, we day shoppi place In the vast army of expert complain, either. They are Iivrng in luxury over ther . compared to location of many important war industries hope that you will patriotically forego all un­ lecbnicians who keep our combat what these people ate duiug. I’m T he Adv planes in fighting trim. Previous­ atraid you folks are going to have going at top speed and more than half of all necessary travel ova: our lines. advanced t ly be bad qualified as an Army to wake up a little before this wat Oie larger training camps and military estab­ I never thought the time would come... but a salary of Air Forces technician through gen­ is over. After thousands of your N athan Ba sons, boy friends and ho-hands are eral airplane mechanic training at lishments in the country. it’s here.;. and I know that we can rely on ing served killed, maybe something will be a Technical Training Command done about it. All the boys are your cooperation and understanding. This means simply that our passenger facili­ V ital sta school. He was especially chosen willing to fight and lay down their • for the advanced course. lives to keep onr country free, but ties Oiis summer will undoubtedly be strained for May, s’ Prior to his technical instruction they can’t do it without the help to tbe limit colored bir the local man received basic mili­ of the folks back home. ored death I received The Davie Record yes­ Many of our passenger cars and locomotives that our ; tary training at one of the basic terday and certainly enjoyed it. training centers ot the Army Air think that article, “First Lieut's. will be assigned to troop movements. standstill. Forces Tech. Training Command. Miraculous Escape From Death,’’ Mr. and should be published all over the OurregulartrainsandourstaO<»sarebound Mr. and M world. Your triend, Iredell Mao Hangs Self M. SGT. BILL NAIL. N orth Wil Howard C. Stroud, 3 7 , of near Hulcher an County Line, Iredell county, ended Fork News Notes. boro, were Kurfees, o his life by banging himself early Mt. and M n. Nelson Hairston, of Wash­ Friday morning. Mr. Stroud got ington. D C . spent a few days here re­ cently with relatives. Nelson is stationed J. D. Pu up at the usual hour aod weut to at present at W aher Reid Hospital, Wash­ y rines, was the barn to feed bis stock. When ington. Pfc. to Co he did not return, bis wife went to Creed Bailey entered the Veterans Hos­ pital at Fayetteville some time ago for on one of look for him and found him hang tre a tm e n t. Mrs. Purvi log by a rope. He had climbed up Mr. and Mrs. Fsank Deparie, of Charles­ ton. S. C.. visited Mrs Nina Hull, recently. SOUTHERN American into the barn loft, fastened the rope B. F. Rummage. Jr.. has been at home to a rafter and around his neck, on a lS-day furlough from Camp Eutt is. Mrs J. then jumped from the second floor V irginia, RAILmY SYSTEM Line, was i Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hairston and M__ noon and of the barn. It was said that Mr. Ruth Hairston, are spending two wee*s at The Southern Serves the South newing he Strond bad heen io bad health for tbeir Sauratown estate in Stokes county. Mr. and Mrs. GIenn Foster, of Athens, iug T he R some time. An inquest was deem­ Ohio, and Mrs. Eccles, and daughters, of who is in t ed unnecessary. Kannapolis, were recent visitors with Mr. on a T exa Funeral services were held Sun­ and Mrs. A. Miiton Foster. Mrs. Rad Sidden is at home from Lex­ day morning at ti o’clock from the T be Ho ington Hospital, whereshe bad been a pa­ Mocksville Clarksbury Methodist Church, and tient for ten days. Mrs. Lee Waher and small grandson ed a chick the bqdy laid to rest in the church Jimmy Lee Hall, have returned from a all tbe tri cemetery. Mr. Stroud is survived visit to Louisville, Ky. Ing at Ric by his wife and. five children, bis Mrs. J. F. Smitbdeal, of Winston-Salem. present a s I spent one day recently with Mr. aod Mrs. mother and three brothers. •"C. L .’A aro n . THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C.. JUNE 2.1943

THE DAVIE RECARD ' ®*iss U«*sv Holthouser returned of the program, the class honor Rev. J. L- Tohnson, of Siler City, nT Itl Snndty from a visit to Mrs. Fred Music Popik In Recital pin, given by Miss Stroud, and worn a graduate of High Point College, Swing, at Monroe. ’ Miss Louise Stroud pi esented her each month bv the pnpil doing the and a ministerial student at Dnke best work for the month, was pre Oldest Paper In The County Mocksville piano pupils in a recital University, has accepted the pastor­ Miss Gladys Foster, of Greens­ sented by Mrs Jl Frank Clement. No Liquor. Wine, Beer Ads boro, spent the week-end with re­ I at the high school auditorium, This pin and a duplicate pin, were ate of the Mocksville Methodist latives on R. 4 . i Tuesday evening, May 2 5 th. P u­ awarded Betty Honeycutt and Sa­ Church during the summer menths NEWS AROUND. TOWN. pils taking part on the program rah Catherine Smith, who tied for and arrived here last week to take Miss Lena Sue Hodgson spent were: Jane Click, Nan Bowden, first place for the best work for the up his work. He will return to year.. A gift was presented Nan Attorney B. C. Brock spent a the week-end with Miss Wylene Nancy Stroud, Sadie Richie, Fran­ Dnke in September to resume his Bailev, on R. 1. Bowden for winning second place. day or two last week in Raleigh on ’ i ces Collette, Geraldine Ratledge, studies. The Record is glad to A gift was also presented Miss welcome this young minister to business. Opal Frye, Bstiy Honeycutt and Corp. ‘"Sonny” Sheek, of Fort. Sarah Smith At the conclusion Stroud from the class onr town. Bragg, spent several days last week, Mrs. M C. Deadmon and little in town with his parents. j son spent Friday in Winston-Sal em shopping. Pfc. Paul Allen, of Patterson, N. J , spent Sunday and Mooday with DAVIE COUNTY Mrs. W E. Kennen, of Farm­ bis wife and parents here. ington. was in town shopping Fri­ FOR SALE OR RENT-Two day afternoon. farms in Iredell countv. IS OFFERING PROTECTION AGAINST J. R. LOWERV. F. H. Potts left Thursday night Salisbury, N. C. for Baltimore, where he will en gage in national defense work. Mrs. Nell James and Miss Jose­ iRY SEAMONt 19- phine Adams, of Clemmons, spent a Mrs. Charles A. FOR SALE—Five e’ght.weeks- Saturday afternoon in town shop ENSIGN MONA a HODGSON, 'daugh­ i d F e v e r i statio n ed a t C am p ping. ter of Mr. and Mra H C. Hodgson. Harm­ I s en tered th e a rm y old pigs. W. G. Murchison, ony, R. I, graduated from Burrus Memor­ I Mocksville, Route 2 . ial Hospital, High Point, in 1940. Was Mrs. Effie Booe Campbell, of supervisory Catawba Gen. Hospital, New­ Bill Sanford, a student at U. N Hartsville, S. C., spent the week­ ton, two years, before enlisting. Ensign Hoddson entered her present duties Jan. Id. who is spend- C , Chapel Hill, is spending this end in town with her father, Robt L. Booe. 20.1943. Now stationed at Bethesda, Md. Ridgecrest came week in town with his parents. end the funeral Sgt. Charles Shores, who has re­ Mrs. Flora R. Wilson and two and D iphtheria 3 H. Fulghum. Mrs. Frank Fowler is spending cently returned from foreign ser­ sons, Sgt- John and Hayden Rat­ this week with her mother, Mrs. vice, is spending several days with ledge, of High Point, were in town J. S. Hutcherson, at Reldsville. his parents, near town. Thursday looking after some busi­ Davie County and the North Carolina State Board of Health are offeiing protection by C red ito rs ness matters. Tech. Sgt. Ratiedge free Vaccination against Typhoid fever and diphtheria to every man, woman and child Mrs. Z. V. Johnston, of Fork, C. H. Cozart, of the Navy Alr is stationed at Camp Davis. He in die County. is adm inistrator was in town Thursday on her way Corps, and who is stationed at Key has been in the army tor the past . Hendrix, dec’d. home from a short visit to Cool West, Fla., spent last week in town six years. He is a son of Mrs. THREE treatments of Typhoid and TWO of Diphtheria vaccine are necessary. Each is ;n to ail persons with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Wilson and the late Ben Ratledge, harmless, practically a certain preventive, and almost painless. Neither causes any sore. ist the estate of Springs. W . Cozart. !sent the same, who lived in this city many years. Bring the whole family to the nearest dispensary point. REMEMBER! we wish to im­ the undersigned Miss Daisy Mae Irvin returned prove the health and save the lives of old and young, rich and poor, YOU and the h day of May, Mrs. G. L. Craven and daughter fill be plead in home Thursday from a week’s vis­ Miss Carolyn, leave today for New OTHER FELLOW! * persons indebt- it with relatives and friends at port News, Va., where they will . please call and State Road. spend two weeks with her sons and Princess Theatre hient. This the daughters who are engaged In war Vaccination Will Be Given At The Following Places: FOR SALE—Several cords good defense work. WEDNESDAY ONLY f. WILLIAMS. dry pine wood, ready for stove. -STRICTLY IN THE GROOVE” Every Monday Morning, Cooleemee Health Center • « • 9:30 a. m. Linwood1 N. C. Mrs. David Hammond and little JAMES ELLER. With Leon Errol, Grace McDonald Every Monday Afternon, Mocksville Health Center • » * 1:30 p. m. R . 4 , near Rav Lagle’s. son David, and Mrs Johnnie Max­ well and little son Jimmy, of Win­ THURSDAY and FRIDAY Thursday, June 3, 1 0 , 1 7 , 2 4 , James R. York, principal of the der, Ga., spent the week end in More Stars than there are in the sky) town, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wm. R. Davie school, has accept­ -STAR SPANGLED RHYTHM" 9 to 10 a. m., Bennett’s Store Comatze G raham . Smith Grove ed a position in national defense Crosbf. Hope, Moore, Lamour, Goddard 1030 to 11:30 a. m., Hendricks Store work at Baltimore. Mrs. Andrew Yates, of Fayette­ 12:30 to 1:30 p. m., Community Building Cana ville, spent Sunday in town, the SATURDAY 2:00 to 3:00 p. m., Dull’s Store Near Chinquapin Colored School Miss Lelia Hunter, of R. 2 , re­ gnest of Mrs. C. N. Christian, her Rnsseli Hayden in 3:30 to 4:30 p. m., Smith’s Store ShefGdd turned last week from Morganton • mother-in-law. Her husband, Lieu­ “THE LONE PRAIRIE” 5 to 6 p. m., Lowery’s Service Station • . Near Society Church where she spent a week with her tenant Yates, is stationed in North A frica. MONDAY bi other, H. C. Hunter. "SEVEN DAYS LEAVE" Corp. W. B. Koontz, who is sta­ With Victor Mature Come to the Nearest Dispensary Point. BE ON TIME. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith, of tioned in an army camp near Co­ TUESDAY Lenoir, spent Thursday in town on lumbia S. C., is spending a short business. Mr. Smith is connected furlough with his mother, Mrs. P. -TOUGH AS THEY COME,” Tell Everybody About This Campaign. With -Dead End Kids.” with the Wallace stores. L. Koontz, on R. 2 . His father is doing defense work in Florida. On and after June I. all children under 12 years old. lie. Misses Marietta Smith and Ann Grant, students at Peace College, Miss Lillian Hogan, of Civil Ser­ vice, will be at Mocksville postoffice W E W I L L Raleigh, arrived home Sunday to all day next Saturday, to interview spend the summer holidays. any person interested in work at Norfolk Navv Yard, Portsmouth, MONEY-SAVERS Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stroud and Va. Remember the date. daughter, Miss Louise, made a bus. PAY CASH or TRADE FOR iness trip to Statesville, Barium AUCTION SALE—I will offer One 8 diic 18 inch HeiTow Springs and Harmony last week. for sale at public anction, to the highest bidder for cash, at my home tagged for Davie county. USED ICE BOXES USED BED SPRINGS D. L Cleary, who recently mi Maxie Swicegood’s store, on SO Bags Salt 100 Ibs $1.10 • g. J t- a . 1. 1 ‘Saturday, June I Zt beginning a t grated from Kannapolis to the das. IOQiclock# a. aU cf my house 50 Ib Block Salt 65c S USED STOVES USED IRON BEDS ic shades of Yadkin county, was in .hold and kitchen furniture, Flour $4.35 town Priday afternoon on business. I J. M. SEAMON Sugar 100 lbs $6.50 ANY HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Mrs. I. H. Markham anddangh-| pvt Robert j anle8> who is Pinto Beans 9c or $7.75 per ter Miss Neva, and Misses Lonise tioned at Tyndall Field, Fla., 100 lbs. and Jessie Libby Strond spent Pri rived here Friday night, where he day shopping in Winston-Salem. was called on account of the serious Baling Wire per bundle $2.10 illness of his grandmother, Mrs. G. The Advance postoffice has been W. Sheek. Mrs. Sheek has been Plenty Prints 19c yd and up WeHaveAUKindsof advanced to a third class office with <-ri,ica!|v “> *or several weeks. AU Plenty Dress and Work Hats „ I hope that her life will oe spared, a salary of $ 1 2 0 0 per year. Mrs. !per in Straw and Felt. Nathan Bailey is postmistress, hav­ T 4 David G. Tutterow.l more I have a big assortment of ing served siuce April l-t. popularly known as “Reds.” re­ ported Thursday to Camp Lee, Va. Red Goose Shoes. See us for LINOLEUM Vitaf statistics for Davie countv and from there will go to Orlando, any of your needs. for May, show 13 white and four Fla., for further training. “Reds” colored births; 1 3 white and no col has held a position with the Wes­ In 6 and 9-Foot R olls ored deaths. This would indicate tern Electric Co., in Washington, “YOURS FOR BARGAINS’* that onr population is almost at a for the past several years, and has been in the Army Reserve for some standstill. time. He is the son of Mrs. D. G. J. Frank Hendrix Bring M easurem ents of Y our Room s A nd Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones and Tutterow and the late Mr. Tutte- row, of Center. Call Building Angell Building Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tomlinson, of A nd W e W ill Figure T he Size to U se. North Wilkesboro, and Mrs. C. B. nnuunnn a uw Hulcher and little son, of Wilkes­ boro, were Sunday guests of R. W. I 22 Head Young Horses I K urfees, on R . 4 . Complete line of Vktrola Records J. D. Purvis, of the U. S. Ma­ I And Mules! | rines, was promoted last week from Pfc. to Corporal. He is stationed i If Yon Need A Good Horse Or Mule I i , -SATURDAY ONLY- on one of Uncle Sam’s big ships. Mrs. Purvisis the owner of tT * See These Animals At Free w ith all yard goods purchased w hich equal a American Cafe, in this city. * My Stable Just Mrs J. M. Ratledge, • f County 9 x 1 2 R u g Line, was in town Thursday after­ I Sooth of Coort Hoose noon and paid o >r office a call, re­ newing her subscription and hav $ Dalton Hendrix Will Be lug The Record sent to her son, One Mop and Box of Floor Polish who is In the army and stationed $ Glad To Show You on a Texas air field. J This Stock. The Horn Bible Class of the 5 Mocksville Baptist Church, enjoy, I ed a chicken barbecue supper, with Price Are Very Reasonable. all the trimmings, Thursday even­ DAVIE FURNITURE CO. ♦ ing at Ridi Park. About 21 were present and report a delightfnl eve­ I J. Frank Hendrix On The Square MocksviHe, N. C. Phone 72. ning. - Alvin Cheshire is teacher of ti e class. i* . THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

7 7 ASKME T ? ANOTHER I A General Quiz

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What SPARKY WATTS By BOODY ROGERS Unsuited Mind I came up td A mind, once formed, is never minister and r Zto ALEEAPY TH’ STRONGEST WHAT’S Z AM, MKTCK- 1 THERE/ YSEE-HE suited after, one yet in growth will on the ground,| M TH’ WOELP-VET MY WKONS, MV POOOIE HftS NOTHtT HURT saw me. THMKS I OUEHlA SO N N Y ? STAETEP BtDNO THAT’LL TEACH ever grateful be.—Goethe. FOR MY COMJNO VtXI LOOK PEOFtE-ANP Z1M A LESSON/ “So you’ve ISHT— OH W OEKiEP/ AFEAlP SOMEONE yras there, WELL/ WILL SHOOT HIM'/ fiiere!” “What, in h | K o o l / k d The others their feet. "S| Hugh said. * i * dall thought Iniimwsj HaKP down there?” , Gosh, he wa| me away and i if he expected I Man’s Crime us over the cli War is not an act of God, but a another bonerl crime of man.—Hull. Quade, the onf He smiled fa Judy. Say ju FOR QUICK, STUFF . fore. She What?” “I don’t knol ASeothteB C A I If|T thing she thoT LALA PALOOZA —Stumped By RUBE GOLDBERG ANTISEPTIC « n k > Ki there—but, fon JTsed by tbensaads wllK satisfactory re­ perfectly good I DIDN’T I KNOW ALL KINDS LALA', WHY OON’T YOU sults for 40 years—six valuable ingredi­ HE HASN’T NOW, LOOK HERE. IN-DU-BlT AB-LYl I / IN-DU- ents. Get CarboiI at d ru g stores or write kept still aboq UNDERSTAND OF LOIN-BROW SPEAKTO BIG LOOSE OPENED HIS YOUNG MAN SUCH A WORD J - J IN Spurtock-Ncal Co, Nashville, Teas. AWORD TALK- BUT THW GUY’S ‘ worse? EARS-HE LOOKS MOUTH YOU WANT US INDUBITABLY! TOCOME f WHAit > WHAT I went over! INAT LITTLE LINGO IS LOWER IGNORANT ENOUGH YET- I TO KNOW WHO OUT OF THAT / DOES IT I DlD MAN SAID THAN A INHALE’S TO EXPLAIN THIN6S HOPE HE YOU ARE AND FACE -X V MEAN?.\ HESW? down and got f CHIN____ IN ONE-SYLLABLE CAN TALK WHY YOU’RE never forget td WORDS HERE-DON’T SHAVEsiM. SHELBti Lily Kendall Id YOU? cleft of the Pl I, who have h i cally no death! she was gone, f lessly at the body, too largd i t HINNCR hideous rocky [ double RdsR tesquely. But| or singto odgi A wave of nau I realized thl 4 for IO C Lily’s milk-wh| MonvfacturM and guaranlMd bf Above me Mffal Baser Blade Ce.. N. V. voice grow stri Others chimed iSEG’LAR FELLERS—Good Customer Lost By GENE BYRNES dragged me td Gather Your Scrap; “Go back, d| I GOT A COMPLETE W, We’ve got tol OVERHAUL JOB FOR Throw It at Hitler! turned around CAN .YOU SPARE FIFTH COLUMNIST! Norcross, mid BATRlOflC OUTV Tdke these twq BUSVl ASECCUNTI KNOW TH*TYPE’ MACI and keep ’em 1 CAR lH fi0<® RHEMATIC PJUR “And give yd RUNNINOOFtDER lest lot Spill year Day—Sal sflar M low some evidence Don’t put oft getting 0-2223 to re­ tied that scarf I NE WILL CHECK lievo pain of muscular rheumatism and other rheumatic pains. Caution: you know it.” AHD OVERHAUL ONLY Use only as directed. First bottle “What scar YOUR CAR SO purchase price back if not satisfied. eyes sought m | THAT IT WILL EOc and ?L00. Today, buy 022231 RUN UKENEW I shook my | » » THitew- r sort of FrenclJ Bessie turned The men SNAPPT FACTS their way intcl ABOUT all of them, ex’ / / / / j i t Victor, Unc| RUBBER Potter were shelf. I lay RAISING KANE—The Stranger By FRANK WEBB watched. Thel it returned a[ « / eoyGQW-/ OJAIT7Ll SO G A ft SEe&" Mr. Quincy’s Me INTMlS NEld OUTFIT/ HCV SWA f t / ANO CJHEM I TgLLHEA AgOUt f CrM youa i “What the SHetLFAINT/ BeFaOoodriefc official pfMicts there?” he derj H U 5 6 A N D / rock. win cans# on# of tfco moot soiioos post-war markotfcic “It’s Miss Kd problems.Whatto do wHIitto “Keep by mJ base stocks of synthetic sad natural eubbsr will tost tho shaking his he^ Insosaity of manufacturers get near the and sales oxscutivos» body.” He’d P A wbstituto for rubber adhe­ sive tape is being sought. Thou­ words, but the! sands of pounds ofthis tape are - ing any attentfl being used to protect plastic I saw him hi airplane glass in transit to air- D piflnA factories; presently Uncg peared. HughI S-vortr-Uu— percent ofthe 141X000 worinrs of 94 war ter and Quade| plants In IO states a - to and coat. tram wotfc by pftvata antamo. The questioi •f tho Cere used Iqr theso hurled at those USTES EXTRA-EXTRA wotfcsf hay-tiros mors than HNM...OOISEE COFFm I HAVE A WONDERFUL THCYRE INTHE WELL, YOU SEE, D E A R ... ALL THESE [WHEN I WRITE MOTHER TONIGHT, ' T worn onL Diaay of them '“Did she fall! CAKE! MOLUE1IOONT NEW RECIPE FOR COFFEE DELICIOUS/TOO! BUT Fleischmann1S yellow VITAMINS IN FLEtSCHMANNtS 1 REMIND M% BOTH OF YOU, TO Speak, man, ca" HOW YOU MANAGE CAKE. AND WHAT DO THOSE EXTRAVITAMINS LAGEL YEAST I USE. IVE YEAST 6 0 RIGHT IN TO TELL HER ABOUT THE NEW GIVE US TREATS YOU THINK? THERE ARE TAKE SOME EXPLAIN FOUND OUT ItBTHE ONW WHATEVER YOU RAKB WITH FLEISCHMANNtS REQPE BOOK. I Let the othel THIS SO OFTEN EXTRAVITAMINSINm MOLLlE. NEVER HEARD VEASt WTHSOTHVnAMINS NO GREAT LOSS M THE OVEN! SHErU WANT TO TRY EVERK Victor walked^ WHENYOU1REAnTIBD OFaEMMCOFFEBCAXEt AANPO AS WELLfTStTT^ . RECIPE IN ITl AND SHE MUST we’ve got to dq UP WITH WAR WORK ASTOEVIMMIM EATING SEND FOR A FREE COPY.. the Lane boat] B COMPLEX AU THOSS Immediately! “There’s an i 1% u m ct peace Uncle Wylie, I kept well ahea| was hurrying able covering paused to call| “Judy, better < I REGoodrich This ain’t no young girl.” “He’s right.” FREEI1Tha Breod BoskeY-ABpaBojIiilLcolorbook a step and shol wttb over 60 napes. WAe Standard Brands, Iof., her, Mr. Gerrs Graed Cenlrol Aimeiy Box 477, New York. N. Y.: Bessie wasn’t [ . —A dvertisem ent. my sister?” he| of terror. THE DAVIEv RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

‘Bluebird’ Towels ------IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL PEAKING Make Kitchen Gay; S UNDAY I IZ j PlRATtlPhiAD CHOOL Lesson -siions B4 ISABEL V /A IT ^ ^ By HABOLD L. LUNDQUIST. Djt D. I p f f i s i -W-N-U-RELtASE Of Tne Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. t of the earth is THE STORT so .FAR: iody Jason, “Keep your shirt on,” Quincy an­ “Not a drop of gas in her!” De Witt (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) who is telling the Storyf receives an swered. “Got too thick for her. discovered. Released by Western Newspaper Union. anonymous tetter enclosing $800 and ask* can general is Inf her to bid (or an abandoned church She took it on the lam back to the “Bet Lane had some' when he Lesson for June 6 Guts” ? inn.” drove in. Knew there wasn’t a fill­ T HB "m atch of the century” will to he auctioned the next day. She gets develop when bashful Gunder ion of U. S. sen- the church, only to find, In an old chest, Hugh grabbed me by the arm and ing station this side of Rockville,” Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se­ lected and copyrighted by International Haag, famed Swedish ... middle- ery two years? the body of a man identified as Roddy held me back while the others went Potter added. Council of Religious Education; used by song is a bar- Lane. The body disappears a few hours on. I didn’t like it. I wanted to “Remember how the fire burned permission. 'distance runner, arrives, in the Unit­ later. A fish shed burns,, apparently hear everything, and also, I’m not last night?”- Victor asked. “No won­ ed States to pit his speed and en-’ xis? !tilling an old man named Brown who is ashamed to confess, to keep with the der we heard the com.bustion. But PETER COMFORTS PERSE* durance against America’s best ath­ eant by carta supposed to have lived there. While crowd. If Lily Kendall could be that wouldn’t account for the CUTED CHRISTIANS letes. exploring the “Pirate’s Mouth'* for killed for nothing by this—this ma­ bridge.” The match of the centnry, of clues, LQy Kendall sees something IjESSON T E X T -I P e te r 3:13-17; 4-.12-16; course, would see barrel chested first President which frightens her. <~udy finds Roddy niac, how much more might he wish “You think the kiUer drained the 5:6-10. ites to be bom to get rid of me, who’d seen his Greg Rice, formerly of Notre Dame,-, Lane's diamond in her bag. A cry brings tank and threw the gasoline on the GOLDEN TEXT—For It Is better, U the meet the Ghost of Gavle, in a match an flag? the guests hurrying down to the 44Pi* handwriting, still had five hundred fish house?” will of God be so, that ye suffer for well­ ra te ’s Mouth.** of his dollars and the diamond ring, doing. than for evil-doing.—I Peter 3:17. designed to end a lot of arguments. rived from sug« “Not on the fish house, De Witti Holder of five official world rec­ what? Now continue with Judy’s story. for all he knew. I began to puzzle On the body inside.” about Lily’s death—her suspicions What shaU we do? Where shaU we ords at distances from 1,500 meters U nde Wylie, stuck his head in the turn? Is there no help for us? Such to 5,000, including a 4:04.6 miles, of Victor Quade. He did have the door. He had a piece of sailcloth s t e e r s CHAPTER Xin ring. He had told me to put the are the natural and understandable Haag is looking forward to competi­ under his arm. “Mrs. Gerry says to cries of those who bear the heavy tion in America with aU the eager­ money back in the drawer. He was, teU you lunch is ready,” he said. Even Bessie Norcross regained after all, a stranger. And now the heartbreak of persecution. God’s ness of a rookie seeing big league enough energy to' tag along, with Nobody moved. “Well, I’ve told Word has the answer, for from the action for the first time. tlon Jr. title on his typewriter came flash­ you, so ’t ain’t my fault if every­ poor Thaddeus Quincy rolling him­ ing across my anguished brain— very beginning the followers of Haag boarded a tanker at Gote- self down the bumpy path, last of thin’s cold. This do for down yon­ Christ have had to meet that prob­ borg for his voyage across the At­ Murder on the Bluff! Was that just der?” blood vessels all. Aunt Nella was the only one a coincidence? Or was he really a lem. lantic. In an interview before he Ot who stayed on the job at the inn. Victor nodded, and my uncle start­ Peter is especially the apostle of left, he said: killer, so daring that he even her­ ed off. I could see Victor passing the alded his crimes? comfort, and the portion now before “I love to run and it has always uren. steps of the Church as I came along­ “Here, waitl Don’t go alone, Uncle us is rich in helpful instruction. His been my dream to go to the United side the gruesome body in the AU the while Hugh was talking to Wylie!” I shouted. word to persecuted people is five­ States. I have never been outside me, while the men went in a body Europe and I am looldng forward to charred place where the fish house across to the Castle drive. Hugh “He’ll be O. K., Judy. Go with fold. had been. He wasn’t going to .the him if you wish,” Mr. Quincy said, I. Do Not Be Afraid—Christ Is competing with America’s great run­ and I kept on behind them, and once ners. basement then. Now, he was making I quickened my pace to catch up. holding up his cane. “I’ve got this.” Lord (3:13-17). for the ledge above Pirate’s Mouth. “Will he be all right—alone, Mr. By doing good the Christian will “When I get there I’ll run any I could see him throwing himself “Judy, you don’t think that scarf place and any tim e, and the AAU so why pay more? being tied around her throat means Quade?” escape much suffering (v. 13), but 29 at full length. Two others lay down “I don’t see why not. Just left can let the profits of any meets go ClOj!. 36 tablets ^ that I strangled the poor woman. if even then it comes, he is not to where it finds suitable—whether to StJoseph Aspirin. beside him. They got up and the rest You know me better than that, don’t there, didn’t we? He’U be a lot saf­ be afraid (v. 14). He is to sanctify of them lay down. Wbat had they er than we will.” To see the glance Christ in his heart, that is, fully war benefits or other fnnds.’' found? What had they found? you? I couldn’t bear it if—if you suspected that—” He found difficul­ Victor gave our crew made me recognize the holiness of Christ and A FEW cheer-up notes T iA Mind I came up to where Potter and the ty in going on; his face was in tor­ shake in my boots. all that He is and can do for him. Explanation 1 housework more fun! Tafc^l rmed, is never minister and Hugh were still lying ment. “I swear that scarf—the spot They emerged from the garage This is to be done in his heart. That The sandy-haired Haag, a village for instance, these busy little Moe-' et in growth will on the ground, as Victor turned and and closed the door behind them. means the exercise of fuU faith in fireman at Gavle, had a very def­ birds to embroider on towels. T h ej Goethe. saw me. The Lane stables, perhaps I ought Christ the Lord as th s'” indwelling inite purpose in mind when he made are quick to do—and how theyj “So you’ve seen it? She knew it to have explained, were fairly new, Presence. Who then can be afraid? the latter statement. Previous re­ brighten up the kitchen! M at* jvas there. She thinks you put it having been buUt on the site of the Note that this is not just a sub­ ports published in this country in- them to the general color scheme.1 Jhere!” old barn, the boat house and ga­ jective spiritual exercise for his own * • * j "What, In heaven’s name?” rage adjoining forming a rambling enjoyment—it will show In his “good Pattern 7492 contains a transfer paU oa The others came scrambling to three-in-one structure which consid­ manner of life in Christ” which will of 6 motifs averaging 5V* b y I 1M their feet. “Say that again, Judy,” erably annoyed Aunt Nella, as it hid put his persecutors “to shame" (v. stitches; list of materials needed. ) Hugh said. “You mean Miss Ken­ part of the picturesque stone castle 16). How effectively that has worked Due to an unusually large demand sbA current war conditions, slightly more tta e dall thought Quade put something from the inn. oijy recently in Germany, Norway is required in filling orders for a te w t f l , BaMor* down there?” I began wheeling; Mr. Quincy and elsewhere. file most popular pattern numbers. j Gosh, he was mad. Hugh pulled slowly up and down the drive, one II. Do Not Be Surprised—the En­ To obtain this pattern send 16 cents taj me away and stood back himself, as eye on my Unde Wylie approaching emy WiU Attack (4:12, 13). M ins to : ! if he expected Victor to push one of the perilous Pirate’s Mouth, the oth­ Surprise attack is effective. Re­ rime us over the cliff. I saw I had pulled er on the castle doors. Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. =t of God, but : member Pearl Harbor! Satan is an 82 Eighth Ave. New Teak another boner—and against Victor Quincy talked a blue streak, his expert in strategy, and is eager to ull. Quade, the one person I trusted! Enclose 15 cents (plus one cent te tired old eyes searching the sea­ keep Christians in an easy and com­ cover cost ef mailing) for Pattern He smiled faintly. “Let’s have it, scape. fortable mood, so that he may strike Judy. Say just what you did be­ “Don’t see why somebody doesn’t a vicious blow when it is not ex­ No...... fore. She knew it was there? turn up,” he said, pointing bis cane pected. We best prepare to meet N a m e . . What?” toward town. him when we recognize that perse­ A ddress “I don’t know. Something—some­ “We’re off the beaten path.” cution and suffering will come. thing she thought you knew was “But tourists—holiday hell-bent- We are to bear in mind that it is ALVE there—but, for reasons of your own, ers.” ith satisfactory Te* not some “strange thing” which has % Tatuable ingredi** perfectly good reasons, of course, “That’s just it. Nothing to go hell­ happened; we who suffer as Chris­ ’rug stores or w rits kept still about.” Was I making it bent over; no attractions Uiat bring Double-Purpose ashville, lean. tians are “partakers of Christ’s suf­ 1 worse? the mob, like Nantasket and Re­ ferings.” Joy and glory are ahead. I went over to the rock and lay vere. Bathing’s no good here, ei­ Laxative Gives ther. Rockville’s the place. Got a III. Do Not Be Ashamed—Xon down and got a look at what I can Suffer for Christ (4:14-16). GREG RICE never forget to my dying day. Poor fair beach along there. Ours,” I M ore Satisfaction indicated the tiny strip from the Sadness and depression rest upon dicated that he was unwilling, as a Dontbesatisfiedjusttorellfivesiiiv SHELBY, Lily Kendall lay sprawled in the far present constipated condition. Meet cleft of the Pirate’s Mouth. Sven foot of the bluff to the woods back of the one who suffers for his own evil citizen of a neutral country, to com­ this problem more thoroughly Iv I, who have heretofore seen practi­ our old barn, “too rocky—even with deeds, but those who suffer for pete in meets staged for the benefit toning up your intestinal system. cally no death at close range, knew bathing shoes.” Christ’s sake may be ever rejoicing. of war reUef agencies. Por this Double-Purpose, use Be. Can you not see that “the spirit of Hitchcock’s AU-Vegetable To t Bw SHARPER she was gone. Her eyes stared sight­ “S’pose lots of folks are sleeping Haag denied the statement flatly. Powder—an Intestinal Xonlc L a n - BECAUSB it off after the wild night before the glory and the Spirit of God” are “I au ready to ran, especially if it ttve. it not only acts gently an* lessly at the deep blue sky. Her resting (v. 14) even now on some THEY'RE body, too large to slide through the Fourth. Never saw such a quiet helps war invaUds or other victims thoroughly, but tones lazy b o w e l place.” who sit in prisons and concentra­ w a r," muscles—giving more satisfaction. Vj THINNER hideous rocky maw, had stuck gro­ of the he said. tesquely. But the horrible thing—! “Don’t make me laugh! Did you tion camps? What a glorious pic­ Tentative arrangements for Haag’s Dr. Hitchcock's ILantlve Pow dM double edge ture of His grace! helps re lie v e Dizzy Spells, S o v or itngle edge A wave of nausea crept over me as say quiet, sir? Perhaps it’s because appearance in this country include Stomach, Gas, Headache, and Uiafe I realized that the scarf around so few people know there is a Pi­ It is proper to observe here that the National AAU championships, to dun sluggish feeling commonly re­ Lily’s milk-white neck was blue! rate’s Head. No houses on the Neck. the believer is not to be guilty of be held in New York June 19-20, and ferred to as Biliousness, when caused f f«10c “ I ’l l stay with her, Mr. Gerry.” Natives never come here except to that which justly brings the law’s special meets in other dties. by Constipation. Use only as d i­ end guoronfeed by Above me I could hear Hugh’s rected. 15 doses for only 10c. t e i e seU milk and truck.” condemnation (v. IS). Do not fail to The AAU championship program family size 25c, Adv. r 6Jed« Co., N. Y. voice grow strident, accusing Victor. on my sister’s coat—the fact'that note the last of the list of crimes— Others chimed in. Victor himself There wasn’t a sign from the Cas­ has been arranged so that Haag, if my golf dub was found—” tle, save occasionally a form at a “meddler in other men’s matters.” he wishes, could run in the 1,506 dragged me to my feet. The men had broken into the boat window, which we decided was one Has not just that caused endless meters on June 19 and in the 5,000 “Go back, dear. Go with Bessie. IRRITATIONS IF c ra p ; ★ house ^easily enough, via the pane of our party. Unde Wylie disap­ trouble in the church, and harmed m eters on June 20. ' We’ve got to get past you.” He De Witt had smashed with Hugh’s peared from sight, and I dosed my its testimony before the world? It is in the latter race he prob­ SKINEXTERNAL GAUSE turned around and cried, “Here, It at HitlerIi club that night on the lawn. AU eyes and silently said a little prayer Let’s quit meddling! ably would he called upon to face ugly "broken-out skin. Millions : Norcross, make yourself useful. they had to do was reach in and un­ for him. In no time I saw him IV. Do Not Worry—He Careth for Greg Rice, world indoor record hold­ mis eries with simple home treatment. TcQte these two girls back to the inn lock Uie garage window. But once climbing back again, coming toward Xou (5:6, 7). er at two miles and fat and away Goes to work at once. Direct action aids and keep ’em there.” healing, works the antiseptic way. Ola inside the connecting door was us. Worry! Worry! How it does crowd America’s leading distance runner. Blade and White Ointment only sa « - F p a m “And give you a chance to destroy quickly thrown open to reveal two I turned the wheelchair down the Rice is a chief specialist in the Unit­ rected.lOc, Jgc150c stees. SS years suceeoL y— Oet alter Il Ilov some evidence! I guess not. You rowboats and a canoe—all with itself into our thinking. Yes, we Money-back guarantee. Tltsl Ia ng C-2223 to re- drive to meet him. know we are Christians, that we are ed States Maritime service. In New clesnsmg is good soap. Buoy t m e m ular rheumatism tied that scarf around her throat and worse holes in them than Uncle Wy­ “Your Aunt NeUa’s gonna be hop- York, Dan Ferris, secretary-treas- Black and w hite SU nsoap daily. you know it.” unjustly accused or persecuted, that c pains. Caution: lie’s! pin’ mad,” he grinned. He rested we are suffering for Christ’s sake. orer of the AAC, said that aU bene­ ted. First bottle “What scarf?” Bessie’s haunted “Well, gentlemen, does this teU a moment to learn what the men That’s aU true, but how is it aU com­ fits from meets In which Haag com­ k if not satisfied, you anything?” Victor asked the lot f U refim distress «t MONTHLY^ day, buy C-2223, eyes sought mine. were doing. His kind old face so­ ing out? What about my famUy? petes would go to.the IT. S. Alr I shook my head. “It’s blue; A of us as we gazed, horrified, at the bered as he scratched his grizzled WiU they harm my children? If I Forces’ Aid society. sort of French blue.” holes in the boats and canoe. head, a gesture he indulged when do survive wiU I be able to start life Fesaie W eabess Bessie turned and ran. “Looks like there’s a crazy man upset. anew? AnS so on—questions with­ Sports Spectacle The men were already making hidden around here somewhere,” “What you think, Mr. Quincy?” out end; and soon comes the corrod­ WfllCB HAKES TOS CBAHKY, NEHV09S! FACTS De Witt said, pickiiig up a door­ The race should be one of those their way into the Pirate’s Mouth, he asked., ’‘Who is this Quade fel- ing touch of worry. rare sports spectacles where the is­ Lydia B. PinkhamrS Vegetable Com­ ABOUT all of them, except the minister. stop. “I think we ought' to arm ler, anyhow, Judy?” , What shaU we do? The answer is pound has helped th o u sa n d s to re ­ ourselves and continue our search.” We both tried to answer. sue is a clean cat test of superiority lieve periodic pain, backache, bead* Victor, U nde Wylie, Hugh and plain. Cast all your care on Christ between champions. Snch meetings ache with weak, nervous, cranky, UBBER Potter were all on that narrow “You mean—the Castle, too?” Pot­ “I think Roddy Lane did it,” Mr. —“He careth for you” (v. 7). That seldom take place—largely because blue feelings — due to functional shelf. I lay down oii the rock and ter’s hand twisted nervously. Then Quincy said, “and blew the bridge takes an act of faith just as it does monthly disturbances. TUs is doe two great competitors seldom arise to Its soothing effect on one Ql watched. The nausea had gone, but he began hunting around for a weap­ up after him.” to become a Christian in the first at the same time. “No, you don’t. He couldn’t have WOlCAMtS MOST HSPOBXAMT OBGAN8. * it returned a moment later when on, finally tugging at an oar. A place, but it works. Old timers recall that in the field TiakMft regularly—P in k h am 's c o n * Mr. Quincy’s wheels hit my feet. paint brush suited him better. strangled poor Lily,” I said. The cure for all anxiety is right of distance running, Uie victory of pound helps build up reslstanes nt synthetio “What the hell’s going on down Some of them picked up rocks Uncle Wylie looked at me in sur­ there—but it can only be reached Italy's P ietri Dorsmdo over Amer­ against such annoying symptoms. aterializcd, a prise. “Who said she was stran­ Follow label directions. Worth tn in g t fieial predicts there?” he demanded, thumping the from outside. The minister opened by the path of humility. “Humble ica’s John jJ. Hayes at the old Madi­ bber surplus rock. a vicious-looking jackknife. I didn’t gled? Hit on the head, she was. yourselves” (v. 6). There is the son Square Garden was one of the of the most “It’s Miss Kendall. She fell over!” feel too badly when Victor asked if That scarf didn’t do no damage.” gateway to comfort, and to true most talked of events of the cen­ . 1 m a rk e tin g Mr. Quincy and I would watch the I clutched at him. “Are you exaltation in God’s own good time to do with th e “Keep by me, child,” Quincy said, sure?” tury. Hayes had been proclaimed ynthetic and shaking his head at De Witt. “Don’t exits. There were only the drive­ (cf. Jas. 6:4-10). the Olympic marathon winner in will test the ways and the sea ahead, but what “Sartin, I’m sure.” He l'it his pipe, I anufacturers get near the edge again—with any­ offering tobacco to Mr. Quincy, who V. Do Not Waver—God Is Zour London in 1908, after Dorando, lead­ • e s . body.” He’d whispered the last two should we do if a madman came Strength (5:8-10). ing until a few yards from' the fin­ rubber adhe» words, but the minister wasn’t pay­ leaping at us? never smoked. “Bump on her head ish, feU and was hdped over the RHEUMATISM I sought. Thou* “You needn’t fear,” Victor said, big as an aigg.” Steady, perfected, estabUshed in NCURms-LUMBACO fth ia ta p e are ing any attention. Christ, sure of his eternal destiny line by friends. Hayes was given :::Sf divining my thoughts, as he so often “Then maybe Norcross didn’t do the title after Dorando was disquali­ ~otect plastic I saw him hold down a hand, and it.” and with the eyes of faith.seeing the tra n s it to air* presently Uncle Wylie’s head ap­ had during this mutual experience fied. MCNEILS of murder. “I’m sure we’ll find no “Norcross? Nope. That sister of glory to come—such is the man who peared. Hugh came next, then Pot­ his wouldn’t leave him be long is ready and able to meet the devil Then Dorando and Hayes turned MAGIC ercentofth* ter and Quade, the last without his one.” when; like a roaring lion, he seeks professional and engaged in a se­ s of 94 war “Queer how you should be sure,” enough.” ries of marathons. The first of these REMEDY e s g o to a n d coat. Hugh flung at him. “I’m not for­ Somehow I felt a load lifted. I to disturb and devour God’s people. ‘vateautorao- The questions Thaddeus Quincy The believer should be ready and took place in New York. The BRINGS BLESSED RELIEF roe.quartera getting you knew where to find that didn’t want to think Bessie’s broth­ crowds were sUghtly terrific. Thou­ ed by these iiii ? hurled at those silent men! poor woman.” er guilty of aU those hideous things. equipped. lsrt* BotlMt M n ariW i-M teM es more than sands couldn’t attend because of IT IU ND NH SIIUSnIt U llnnnlltllllinl any of them '•‘Did she fall? How did it happen? “Better not say too much, Nor­ ‘*His club,” Quincy reminded us. That does not mean that the Chris­ ins* Speak, man, can’t you?” tian sits with his hands folded wait­ safety restrictions. But Dorando M cNBL ORUC CO , hK . I cross.” Victor’s teeth gleamed in a “Gerry, how come there’s no boats proved himself: He won a majority 830 Biosd Street—IscluoiniflU. FloiMs I Let the others answer questions. half smile. Why, they might have on the cove coming over here, no ing in a fatalistic way for the in- Victor walked with me. “Now, eatable to happen. Never! He is “on of their Taces, thus vindicating him- been exchanging pleasantries! picnickers?” self in the eyes of his foUowers. we’ve got to do something. Break in “Wasn’t m y scarf around her neck. Uncle Wylie looked longingly at the alert” with his spiritual ears at­ the Lane boat house, I’d suggest." Did your sister ever find that blue the Castle. I knew he was dying to tuned to hear the approach of the “There’s an idea,” Potter quaked. one of yours?” , join the search, buf with a sigh he enemy’s “bombers.” He is “sober SPORTS SHORTS Uncle Wylie, for all his lean years, “Damn you, Quade! Leave my sis­ set his feet toward home. “Noth­ and watchful” against the “roaring 4 The major league fielding record kept well ahead of everybody. He ter out of this. Do you think she ing doing here on the Fourth. Never Uon” (v. 8 ). for first basemen is a .999 average was hurrying to find a second suit­ strangled the Kendall woman?” is. Fireworks at Rockville tonight, Satan is unusually busy in our set by John P. (“Stuffy”) McInnis able covering for the body, but he “I think nothing. I’m only telling though. Promised to take my wife. day. Alert Christian people see his of the Boston Red Sox for 152 games paused to call over his shoulder: you to keep quiet—better for you in Better leave this business to the oth­ deadly onslaughts on their breth­ in 1921. “Judy, better come along with me. the end, the less you say.” ers and trail along, hadn’t you, Ju­ ren, which are possibly more severe C, Smce Doug Mills became basket­ “Why damn your dirty' insinu—” dy?" now than for many years. He is ball coach at Illinois seven years This ain’t no fitten comp’ny for a seeking to break them down 'physi- ago, the mini have won 61 games young girl.” Victor came out of the boathouse I knew I should go with him. What “He’s right.” Hugh dropped back and entered the garage. I wheeled was I being paid for? But curiosity caliy, mentally and spiritually, to and lost 26 for a .701 percentage Mr. Quincy dose to the door, be­ is more compeUing than clam chow­ make them fearful, to make them against Big Ten competition. v V v ' a step and shouted, “I’ll stay with timid about work for Christ, to limit C. In 1942, 116 major league double her, Mr. Gerry!” Then he noticed side where Hugh stood scowling and der. Besides, there came one of Preserve Our Liberty 1M Bessie wasn’t with us. “Where’s sullen, but he forgot his anger as our guests. It was Albion Potter. their usefulness, and to steal from headers resulted in standoffs and 123 the men examined Roddy Lane’s He seemed reUeved and said so. them their victorious assurance. He others produced double wins for Buy U. S. W ar Bmidt my sister?” he cried, his face full is busy—let us bealert against him. one of the contesting teams. of terror. car; ...... ~ (TO BE CONTINUED/ ■ THE DAVlE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE N. C.. JUNE 2.1943.

I i V o f e d ArUst Paints W ar Poster Wk* I m D m Mn q DAVIE BRICK ,VICTORY Eicht billion dollar* of the 13 Ftr M Wir U ni billion dollars in Oils Second : I COMPANY War Loan Drive must come “Where Is all the money com­ ing from to meet the U billion DEALERS IN from non-banking sources, so f r ­ the responsibility for the bulk dollars of the Second War Loan BUY of this 13-billion-dollar drive gealT” Ia a question heard on BRICK and SAND rests with the American poMie. many aides. It will come out of UNITED Indications are that Ameri­ the 45-blllion dollar surplus STATES cans ienerally need only to be •aininga of 1943, according to WOOD and COAL reminded of this responsibility statistics reported by Treasury and how much they should lend experts. Day Phone 194 - N ight Fhone 119 WAR their government In order to During 1941 personal savings reach this goal. Americans are of Iadividuals amounted to 9 Mocksville, M. C. BONDS bacHng up their lighting men billion dollars. During 1943 this AND on tie battle fronts. They are surplus or prospective savings supporting the Second War wiU increase fey 36 billion dol­ STAMPS Loan. “They give their lives lars over 1941 when consumer . . . Yon lend yonr money." goods were easy to get. Walker's Funeral Home| Now that prices are high, thrifty people will make their AMBULANCE goods last longer and plaee “Renegotiation” more money in War Bonds. Phone 48 Mm dyfaf far Al P WB M ight Touch You FMeioms. The letit we mm Mocksville, N. C ., de lute it home Is Ie tap Under no other circumstances is W ar Bonds—10% for Wer it's A People’s War Bonds* every pay day. the fine spirit of neighborly co­ We are paying more in taxes I operation shown to better advantage than ever before . . . and likely in a rural community than in the will pay more. But we cannot case of fire or other calamity. This rely on taxes to finance the war. friendly spirit is not based upon per­ It would not be fair to base a sonal interest, but upon the deep tax on the average single fam­ sympathy that just naturally arises ily income when many families in case of disaster. Of course, there have more than one income. is a personal interest if the fire We could borrow all the money threatens our own property, but we The from the banks, but for both like to think this unity of spirit in economic and social reasons our rural life is typical of America. this is ‘undesirable. The gov­ There is this same community of interest between industry, labor' and ernment would then sacrifice agriculture, although , sympathy for its greatest dam against infla­ Urging Amerietmt to ttKeep ’em flying** through the purchase of more Wmr Davie Record each other’s troubles seldom comes tion. This is a People’s War Bondi9 the above potter trill toon make iff appearance in several hundred thou- and Oie people should finance eand stores end Mtpiay spots throughout the country* it urns painted by Georges to the surface. it. The people WANT to finanee StAfeiber9 internationally known artistf whose picturet hang in the Metropolitan Every farmer knows that his beat it. Sale of War Bonds has ^n d Whitnay Huteume in New York and other museumt in various cities* market for the produce of his farm % . I rcasury IJrM rtm tet is our local domestic market. He mounted consistently since Has Been Pubfished Since 1899 depends upon this domestic market Pearl Harbor. to consume over 90 per cent of what They give their lives . . . Tvu YOU CANT QUIT ADVERTISING our American farms produce each lend yonr money. year. If anything happens to his YOU’RE TALKING TO A PARADE domestic market, like the depression NOT A MASS MEETING 43 Years and loss of employment in the early The goal of the Second War thirties, agriculture is at once af­ ; Lean drive is 13 billion dal* fected. On the other hand, if any-' i lars. Hiat is Jnst about m m thing happens to the buying power of fifth «f the estimated increase Others have come and gone-your agriculture, industry is hurt just as of the Public Debt for the fis- badly. ■ m l yepr of 1943. Bight now congress is considering county newspaper keeps going. the renegotiation of all government contracts. The law was passed on Sometimes it has seemed hard to April 28, 1942. Some people are urging that these new renegotiation make "buckle and tongue” meet but bureaus should examine contracts made long before the law was soon the sun shines and again we Take the case of a contract made In 1940. The work has been done march on. Our faithful subscribers, and paid for; taxes have been paid to the government on the profits, if most of whom pay promptly, give us any; labor has been paid and the money balance distribute^ either in courage and abiding faith in our repairs to plant or perhaps paid in dividends to stockholders. fellow man. Danger of Retroactive Measures. Snppose that same thing happened to our local store, or even to our farmers themselves. Suppose the If your neighbor is not taking The prices we received for our crops, or Start punching the conservation payments by the Record tell him to subscribe. The government for 1941 or 1940 were suddenly to be “renegotiated.” Ev­ price has not advanced, but con­ ery farmer has either fed out or sold his crop, purchased new ma­ tinues the same, $1.00 per year. chinery or perhaps painted the bam, or bought a new dress for his wife. If, under a retroactive law, he were from your pocket! suddenly put up against the threat of renegotiation, all of his credit, and W hen You Come To Town perhaps even his investment would be disturbed. No one wants unfair profits or ex­ M ake O ur Office Your cessive dividends out of war con­ tracts. Investigation has shown that over 95 per cent of industry and C f v - H eadquarters. business made no excessive profits out of the war. Certainly no farm­ ers have received excessive prices for farm crops. Amerlea’s war W itfai is die to keep die plaee yon W e A re Always Glad To Now Is the Time for Unity (rowing—growing! live in safe. We want to get on with this war. S e e Y o u . We must have unity. Unity is based I f c SM tiiig m b dy to de­ IJnde Sam is asking yon upon mutual confidence in our gov­ ernment and in each other. We are liver ■ tremendous, irresistible wallop to back them np. He’s asking yon to all looking forward to a return of peace after the war has been won. ttat will smash the A x b flat— once lend the money they need by invest­ We will then want to resume our and for aIL ing in War Bonds. domestic markets, replace worn-out Your son who is in the Army, will farm machinery and resume our B o t brother flit pnneh ha* got In the next few weeks, yon may be normal trade relationships. Indus­ try and business will need all of Io s ta rt fro m your pocket! A nd now’s visited by one of the thousands of enjoy reading The Record. Just like a their American ingenuity and die time to let it go! volunteers who are giving their time strength to provide jobs which, in turn, furnish our domestic market Unda Sam b asking as to I h m I b im and,effort to this Drive. after the war. letter from hom e. The cost is only 2c. True, renegotiation at present is I S MDion doDaca this month. IS bu­ Bnt don’t wait for him. Todays— applied only to industry and con­ ttons of extra dollar*— over and now go to yonr nearest bank or tracts with the government. But we per week. Send us his address. all recognize the good old American abova any War Band baying that Poet Office or place where they sell principle that what is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. yon’d be doing anyway! Money to War Bonds. And for yonr Country’s If business contracts can be re­ buy sMps and planes, money to feed sake—for yonr own sake—Invest all negotiated under a law passed long after the business contracts were and dothe and arm and train die yon c an t made, how about the sanctity of our LET US DO f own contracts? milliona •( yonr fellow Amerieaaa Thertart 7 M ffm tUlypM of U.S. Just now the fire seems far from who wfll deliver this punch — who Government securities— ehtfose the our own neighborhood, but if we look closely, our domestic markets, both an ready to work and sweat and ones best s a iled f o r y o u l YOUR JOB PRINTING I now and after the war, are involved. We can well take time off to show a little neighborly spirit and help put out the fire. W e can save you m oney THEY |!VE THEIR LIVES... The Peoples’ Edict o n y o u r Money to pay for the war, yes; but no money for frills in the civil operations of any of our YOU LEND YOUR MONEY! ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, governing bodies. That is the edict of Cie American people. This A dvertisem ent Is D onated By STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BIU I HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. I Buy W ar Bonds The Davie Record ^ Every Pay Day Patronize your hom e new spaper * * * Davie’s Oldest and Best Known Newspaper— and thereby help build up your I M t M D o u b I e O u r Q u o t a A Paper That Has Been W orking For The Growth hom e tow n and county. _____ A nd Developm ent of MocksvOle and Davie County A D S F o r S A L E IN THE DAVIE RECORD. O U R NEXT ISSUF For M ore Than 43 Years The Davie Record DAVIE COUNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPEB-THE PAPEK THE PEOPI-E KEAD

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VOLUMN XLIV. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9. 1943 N U M B E R 47

NEWS OF LONG AGO. Young People And Ex­ Republican Organizer Hit Where It Hnrts Seen Along M au Street tra v a g a n c e A ppointed The bah on pleasure driving is By Xhe Street Rambler. Wbat ,W u HappemDg In Davie said to have hit Wrshingtou right 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rev. W alter E. benhour. Hiddenite. N. C Clarence L. Fisher, of Clinton, Before The New Deal Used Up in the mid section, knocking the Mrs. Garland Greene and daugh. has been appointed by State Chair­ Multitudes of the youth of Amer­ breath out of automobile traffic ter Miss Lucy Foarde. shopping in The Alphabet, Drowned The ica today are making good money, man Sim DeLanp and Finance Com' there. Baltimore suffered . almost dime store—Widow lady looking Hogs and' Plowed Up The as jobs are plentiful and wages are mittee Chairman A. I. Ferree to as severely, and in both places, a. for husband—Joe Graham carrying high. The temptation to spend all serve from June 1, this year, until Cotton and Corn. long with other centers along the bunch of big tomato plants down they make is great, as there are so after the 1944 elections as official Atlantic seaboard, motorists came (Davie Record. June 9, 1920.) Main street—Miss Vada Grey Bo- many evils abroad in the land that organizer for the Republican party to realize very definitely that we ger getting on bus Pretty sisters T. A. Anderson, of Greensboro, In North Carolina. appeal to young people, which, if are in a war. on way to movies—Lady mowing was in town Wednesday. they indulge in. take their money. This announcement spells the The Baltimcre Evening Sun pau­ lawn on hot morning—Miss Sue Miss Helen Meronev Is spending Many young people work side most forward looking and most sed to observe; Brown reading lengthy letter from ten davs with friends in Statesville. constructive policy ever inaugurat. by side with men and women of Here and there montal light­ a friend —Gray Sheets delivering Miss Thelma Thompson left Wed­ families, and make wages equal ed by T r Heel Republicans. It weights who are incapable of grasp­ snowy white laundry with yellow nesday for Durham, where she has with them; and while those with means that Fishei will go into ev­ ing the grim fact that the gasoline truck—Ben Eoyles sitting in drug accepted a position. families spend their means for sup. ery county in North Carolina and scarcity is actual were to be seen store enjoying milk shape— Men Miss Laura Clement, who has port, and stay even with the world, work with the local committes in on streets and highways; but they and women trying to buy beer on been teaching at Oxford, arrived yet the young people have nobody organizing every precinct and get­ were encouraginly few, so few, in­ Sunday in local cafe—Man trying home Wednesday. to support but themselves, yet nev­ ting the party in fighting trim for deed, that they must have felt un­ to find banker to pay a note—Miss Dr. and Mrs, John S. Frost, of er save a dollar, except In excep. a battle that looms ahead. comfortably conspicious. Eleanor Caudell working on holi­ Burlington, spent last week with tional cases. If a man w|th a fam. Fisher is one of the most thor­ The few sballow.pates who think PVT. MARVIN BOOE. son bf Mr. W. G day—Wade Wyatt and Geo Shutt relatives in and around town. ily earns, say $25 per week, and ough organizers in the state. He it smart or clever to defv regula­ Booe. and the late Mrs. Booe. of R. 2., en­ saluting friend—Henry Poplin en­ Miss Winnie Smith, who graduat­ lives on this amount and supports became chairman of the Srmpson tered the army Aug. 28tb. 1942. He was tion can well be left to OPA in­ last heard from last March, and was in gaged in counting meat rationing ed ac the N. C. College for Women, his family, then the youth that County Republican Executive Com. spectors, the police and the con. A u stralia. stamps Miss Jane McGuire walk­ Greensboro, arrived home Tuesday makes equal wages, with nobody mittee several years ago when the te m p t o f p u b lic o p in io n . T h e al> ing across street smiling—Duke Clinard LeGrand arrived home to support but himselj, certainly Democrats were In control of all most total absence of traffic was W hittaker sitting In barber chair— Wednesday from a visit to relatives Let Us Pray ought to save money. It isn't right ceuntv offices. He went to work far more significant It was con­ Miss Rachel W hite sitting In auto and friends in Richmond county. for him to “blow it in,” as the old on forming a complete setup of vincing evidence that motorists, as (By Kev. Loy D. Thompson) holding big baby—Officer leading Miss Ossie Allison returned last saving is. Extravagance is abso. precinct committeemen who would a group, have ceased to think of In the course of my reading to­ big baby across street. Thursday from a visit to her sister Iutely wrong. first organize . their own precincts bans and restrictions as challenges day I ran across this arresting Mrs. Mac Campbell', at Richmond. W hile jobs are plentiful and wa­ and then work with the county or­ to their adventurous spirits and statement: “God Shapes the World Miss Mary Bailey Meroney re- Idle Labor Here ges good, tens of thousands of ganization so effectively that at the now accept them and the small sa by Prayer.” We must insist that turned Thursday trom a few days The persons who works about town young people ought to save some­ very next election he carried the crifices they entail as essential to God is in the business of shaping visit to relatives and friends In W in­ cannot help but notice the fact that thing. Theyshall need a home county back into the Republican the serious business of prosecuting the world. He is shaping it thru ston-Salem. there are still men who do not have some day, as they expect to mar* column where it has been since. th e w ar. human immortality. He .is using Miss Essie Call is spending this regular jobs. ry. The time is coming when th.v State Republican leaders have And that is as it should be. The the sanctified genius ot man, the week with relatives and friends in Every person now can find profit* may not be able to get a job, and kept their eves on the manner in motorist is as patriotic as the next noble endowments of humankind, able employment. A dvance. perhaps won't be able to earn much which Fisher went about his work one. There may be a sprinkling the rich values of human charac­ The question is: Do those who are Mrs. B. F. Rollins and daugh. money. Now Is the time to save of organization In Sampson coun­ of “mental lightweights” among ter, to construct a world order that idle want jobs?-- ter, of Elizabethtown, N. C., are something. Money is flowing plen*’ ty. They were so well pleased that them, as there are in every group. fulfills his own plan and embodies They do not. visiting relatives in and around tifully today, but this is not going they begaa to discuss among them­ But when the motorist knows that bis own vision. God is most evi­ The Employment Office here, in to w n . to last. A mighty financial depres­ selves the possibility of organizing sacrifice is necessary, there will be dent in the life of the man that co-operation with local industries, is Dr. J. R. Lowery and Mr. and trying to do something about such a sion is very apt to follow this war, the state in the same manner that a minimum of griping about it. prays. God is most powerful in Mrs Cline, of Raleigh, spent sev­ situ a tic n . and then it will be well to have Fisher had done in Sumpson. Fol­ But the motorist has been con­ the nation that prays. God is most eral davs in the county last week There is a local Iaborshortage1 just something saved up for that day. lowing a number of conferences, fused by W ashington’s conflicting efficacious in the church that prays. visiting relatives and friends. as there is in every community in the Single people have the opportunity State Chairman DeLapp and Fin­ The greatest eras in human history statements, expectations and pro­ n atio n . Miss Elizabeth Woodruff has ar­ of their lives to earn money with ance Committee Chairman Ferree phecies with respect to gasoline are those when men were found And at the same time there are rived home from Red Springs, N. which to buy them a home, or to fell on the idea of securing Fisher needs, production and distribution. earnestly praying to God for di­ people not holding down regular C., where she was a student at go to school and get a good educa­ for Statewide work, if possible, for These haven’t always squared with rection and belp. Robert Hall jo b s. Flora McDonald College. tion, and in the meantime give lib­ just such a job as he bad done In the public’s common sense, and if said: "The prayer of faith is tte Maybe a general labor draft would Mrs. J. B. Johnstone returned erally toward the support of the Sampson. DeLapp and Ferree con­ there has been any sb'ort-cntting, only power in the universe to which not be wise. last'week from Asheville, where Gospel. This should come first. ferred with Fisher several times, and there has been, it stems from the Great Jehovah yields,” Lis But we do believe that in time of she spent two weeks’wlth her son God always blesses those who give and recently at a meeting of. the this government inspired confusion. ten to the Master: “If ye shall national emergency when the labor of all is needed, every man should be Knox, who is there for his health. liberally of their means toward His State executive committee held in It is not too late for official Wash­ ask anything In my name, I will made to work or mude to show why Misses Luna and Bonnie Brown, cause. Instead of spending money State headqvarters at Lexington, ington to clarify the atmosphere to do it.” What a chailenge Christ h e can ’t. who hold positions In Lake City, foi>sinful, wicked pleasures and in. the matter was presented to this has given us in tbase astonishing the point where the confidence of And this applieB to physical fit S. C., are spending this week in dulgences, it is ten thousand times g ro u p . gasoline users may be re.establish wirds I These words keep drifting women without families as well 88 town with their parents, Mr. and better to give it to the cause of A Lapdog Growls ed.—Statesville Dailv. into my mind: “Ask of me, and m en. Mrs. M. D. Brown. God, that the Gospel may be car­ I shall give thee the nations for It is just as much the duty of peo­ License was issued last week for ried to mankind everywhere. We are indepted to Editor W , H. VacationistsW iIl GetNo thine inheritance, and the utter ple at home to work at something the marriage of the following cou­ Young people, don't be extrava. Kendall, of The Greensboro Daily most parts of the earth for thy pos­ useful during war time as it is the ples: Mavo Foster, of Mocksville, gant. Don’t waste your means News, for, this fine line of thought Extra Gasoline sessions.'’ God is moulding the duty of our fighting men to defeat to Miss Ida Mav McDaniel, of Coo* foolishly. Learn to value money as to Harrv Hopkins and Henry OPA has announced that it is world through the prayers of faith- the enemy on the field of battle.— leemee; James H Byerlv. of Coo. properly and spend it rightly. Do Wallace, which we pass on to you sorry but vacation travel by auto filled men and women. As Chris W ilkes J o u rn a l. as follows: leemee, to Miss Pollv Phelps, of not be a spendthrift. Some day this summer must be limited to the tians let us confront the world with W ashington Merry-Go-Round re­ Je ru salem . you will see where you missed it, mileage that motorists can cke out spirit of love rather than hate, let Save That Scrap and shall wish that you had back ports Harry Hopkins as asking of their basic “ A” rations. Sam Crump, of Jerusalem, suffer­ us be bearers of light rather than Since tha very successful scrap those dollars you spent in sin and whv Henry Wallace should be kept A statement by Administrator ed some painful bruises Sunday af. scatterers of darkness,j let us be campaign sponsoaed by the newspa­ wickedness, or foolishly, which has on the ticket wh«n be can’t carry Prentiss Brown reiterated OPA's ternoon when his horse got scared harbingers of hope rather than ped pers late last year, the public has btonght you nothing worth while on his own state. policy to deny mileage except that not heard much about salvage. at a motorcycle and turned the bug­ dlers of doubt, let us be generators In r e tu rn . “We don’t know either; but we in the “A” book, for vacation of confidence rather than channels Butletus predict here and now gy over down a steep embankment. that we are going to hear plenty a-, eannot immediately think of any trips. The statement was in reply of skepticism. Thereby we shall Complete returns from the Dem bout it soon. Steel Helmet Blitz reason why Henry or any other to numerous requests from public be able to help God build a brigh­ ocratic primary Saturday are still As a m atter of fact, the scrap met­ Indianapolis, Indianr, has been Vies President candidate should be officials and representatives of pri­ ter and fairer world. For after all unavailable, but indications point al collected in the campaign last blitzed by steel helmets. asked to squuare himself with vate groups in various sections. God is shaping the world. year has been used, stocks are run­ to a close race between Cam Mor­ City fire officials had suggested to H a r ry . the Office of Civilian Defense that ning low, and tremendous amounts rison and O.' Max Gardner, for As we seem to recall, the two of 7.740 helmets would be sufficient for To Receive LongerFnr* Why People Go Insane must be gathered and sold to scrap Governor. Robert Page r? n a sor­ city needs. A shipment of 8,340 a r ­ them came to Washington on in­ Between July 1941' and December dealers during the summer months ry third. A second primary will rived last August. Later came an­ vitation from the New Deal admin, longh 1942. well over 7,000 different Gov­ to keep the war machine going in have to be held. o th e r sh ip m en t o f 7,740. Last Feb­ ruary an additional 3,200 a rriv e d . ministration and not under their Washington — The drafting of ernment forms were required to be h ig h g e a r. The road work between Mocks­ R ecently 260 more were received own power or carrying a commiss. fathers for military service in the answered by the public. OPA alone, We offer as a timely suggestion Grand total , . And incidently ville and the South River bridge is 19 530 sion from the people, a iarge num­ for example, requested data on 7,* that scrap salvage be a continual Indianapolis has held one test black* immediate future appeared likely as progressing nicely. Nearly four 715,229 report forms, exclusive of o u t. ______ber of whom—perhaps a majority the army extended the furlough process, and when you find a piece miles of this road has been graded rationing forms, and instructions. of metal about your premises, place —would not tear their shirts to period given new inductees from 7 and toosoiled, and it is a fine piece it at a point where it can be conven­ Forty-Two Pages And prevent both from returning to their to 15 days. 7 Shades of WPA iently picked up and brought to o f ro a d . native habitats. ,Commanding generals of the nine Five-Dollars Cash In Washington, D. C., the Govern town, where it can be sold at pre­ P. G. Brown, local agent for the service commands were ordered to ment last year spent' $115,000 to vailing prices and be started on the Standard Oil Co., in Davie county, A Middle West manufacturer re­ Kind to Poor cently received 42 p ag es of fo rm s and make the extension as soon as pos bfiild an asphalt-paved deluxe park* road to victory over Hitler. went to Charlotte Wednesday to at­ Sundav School Teacher: “Why memoranda for his lawyers and ac* sible, and In no case later than ing lot for the Army and Nayy on a tend a meeting of the agents from counts to fill out and notarise, on a should we be kind to the poor?” Pupil: "Because you never can July 1. Further, they were direct, grass; polo field near the Uncoln North Carolina. The bovs report' transaction involving a Government o rd e r f o r 90 felt washers at a total tell when some of them might get ed to increase the futlough to three Memorial. Now some $25,000 m o re To Hasten Victory ed a fine time. They were given r ith .” o f $5 in cash! weeks by Sept. 1. is being spent to tear it up—after No Auerloan wants tills war a big dinner, carried to a ball game The furlough is granted to men several months during which the lot WHAT? HO to go one minute beyond the and took in the city. lingering Golden Age accepted at military induction sta­ averaged about a dozen cars per day time we can bring it to a vic­ IE T T B tH E M f in spaces for several thousand; bat torious end. To hasten that The Henkel-Craig Live Stock "W hat do you think are the most tions to give them time to wind up still the Army and Navy will not re­ interesting years of a woman's life?” victory—to save possibly the Co., of Statesville, and R. A. Neely their civilian affairs before report­ lease it for badly-needed housing for “The first two or three years that lives ot minions ot oar Imvs ing for WAVE!S. Itm ustreverttoa of Mocksville, have purchased the sh e iB tw en ty one.” ing to an army teception center to on one far flung fronts—It Is recreational area, officials insist. Imperabve Oat every AmerI- Mocksville Hotel. Consideration begin actiye military duty. can do his part In Uie Second $i3,ooo. These gentlemen will re. In the War Department’s an. War Loan. There Is an In­ furnish the hotel throughout. A BACK UP nouncement of the extension, no « PRINTING » vestment to lit every purse. WHEN THIS Ihe most you can do Is little water and light system wtll be in. HAPPENS, PHONE US YOURBOY reason was given beyond the fact enough- compared with the sac­ stalled and a new addition will be that although the one week was to Ord er at Our rifice offered by our boys In and We’ll Print Some Buy an Additional built. Work will begin at an ear. service. They give their Oves For Yon In A HnnyU B bndT odaf adequate in most cases, "Hardships —yon lend your money. 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Sew-On Chair Covers Area of U. S. Push in North Pacific In the Smart Cottons NEDAVl Who’s News CEW-ON covers of chintz or other — 1J smart cottons are always neat lest Papeij This Week ' SOUNP and trim and, since the pieces are By all sewn to the old upholstery of Liquor, the chair with rather long stitches, DeIos Wheeler Lovelace it is not difficult to remove the By VIRGINIA VALE cover for washing or cleaning. EWS ARC Released Western Newspaper Union. I Consolidated Features.—WNU Release. s z tu m tw I A sew-on cover should be pin- P WWiKlvc M rs Frank VfEW YORK.—The close-meshed ^ 4 eanna durbin has fitted with a 4-inch tuck-in around ' infantry net of Maj. Gen. Omar Ih n o lu u the spring seat and 1-inch seam m spent a day succeeded in convincing allowances. Use tailor’s chalk to N. Bradley dipped up whole divi­ l/;k with frien sions of the floundering Nazis in Hollywood executives, as well mark stitching lines and indicate asD the public, that she’s grown U QaietandStudioas North ^fn r A T U L PIN-FIT, THEN PBESS Wen Teague, | ca. Legends up, thanks to radio. She was PIECES TO SEAM WELTEO Is the General in w e r e a l ­ BRISTOL chosen to play the unhappy, UNDER , who has I ready thick ks, is improl Fiery Patton’s Post around #» pasiLOf s . BAY psycho - pathological role cre­ ated by Teresa Wright in “Shadow STITCH some American general officers ^ JM K H U I. LTING TO RIGHT when they assumed conspicuous of a Doubt” for the Screen Guild Irs. A. L. Players* air version over CBS. Not TUCK HEAVY posts of command in this war. Mar­ ROPE AROUND is Mabel, of I shall’s admirers insisted that he had SEAT TO HOLD n shopping been a prodigy even as a shavetail. COYER DOWN WONijHtitiTE f WN MacArthur was the century’s Bay­ PIECES ard, and still has no rival. Stilwell ENSE ittorney B. LTEO It' or two Iastl was a king of catch-as-catch-can PIECES fighters, talked Chinese besides a m u m I OVER Jty Wing after stf dozen dialects. Patton was a Paul ATTUI: w fin THEM last 1 *- stm n i Off lTp FOX ISLANDS WITH A CURVED Bunyan who could heave a tank e BUtDIOl J f... like a potato. ^>11y Stroud NEAR ISLANDS pieces to have welting stitched to I wiisic shades i There seem to be no similar flour­ edges. Here, welting is used for ishes in the history of Bradley, new­ the side seams of the inside center A q our office i ly In command of the American RCTfISLANDS ,SLANDS back section; across the front of com Second corps in place of the sul­ phurous Patton. He is 50.' the seat; for the top and Bbttom o r d V ’ RufuS : , of the outside; and all around the datirgg. spent Ij Bradley was graduated from front of the arm sections. The West Point two years before the manUrsdav it) to sketch shows how welted and un­ frorr last war and at its end was a The strategic position of Attu island, in the Aleutians, where the navy landed strong forces to engage welted pieces are sewn in place. temporary major. Bnt four Japanese troops, is graphically shown in this official U. S. navy map. Japanese troops occupied the island The welting hides the stitches if taSe-Irs. W. F. S i years later he was back to a about a year ago. In the upper left hand corner is a chart of the comparative distances from Attu to vari­ you use heavy duty thread match­ T t p e n d in g so* captaincy and after that made ous points in the Pacific area. ing the cord covering. slow going over the peace-time cour. guest of hs hump in the officers’ list. Four­ DEANNA DURBIN NOTE—The new BOOK 10 of the series mob> ire’ teen years passed before he got of booklets offered with these articles gives his lientenant colonelcy and he Assembly Line in Southwestern Pacific only did Deanna come through with other valuable pointers on making both waited until 1911 for his briga­ sew-on covers and removable slip covers. OTd^l r - and mI flying colors, but the radio program BOOK 9 gives directions for repairing the this ved from Sa dier’s single star. opened an entirely new vista of film springs of chairs before covering them. Meanwhile he had gone to the BOOK 9 and 10 are 15 cents each. Send and air endeavor for her, one that t0Thibe H orn 31I Command and General Staff school, is completely removed from her your order to; gurx>iu street, the War college, and the Infantry singing. school, advanced course, and with MBS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS man so much study rated the command- Bedford Hffis New York functfrs. T. C . It’s not surprising that William Drawer 10 ancy of the Ft. Benning Infantry Holden wanted to drop his own ^ te ill with school. name—William Franklin Beedle— Enclose 15 cents for each book ^oucb betterj Now he moves into the tough desired. and legally switch to Holden. But Ioifd to learn, headquarters that Patton has vacat­ when his wife, Brenda Marshall, has ed, a quiet general who might pass worked so hard and successfully to of tl - . for a professor. His wide forehead introduce that one, it’s startling to distidiss Marthi is cerebral, his long, narrow face have her announce that she’s never tent;.nton, N. C.I full of thought. But he is an in­ liked it, and from now on will be ^eks with heij fantry expert. WL known by her maiden and married IRRITATIONS OF ---- names—Ardis Ankerson Holden. SKIN EXTERNAL CAUSE lsoliien, near Fa HEN Laurence A. Steinhardi acne pimples, bumps (blackheads), and of I set off to be ambassador at ugly broken-out akin. Millions relieve for POR SALL Casting for “Hi Diddle Diddle” miseries with simple home treatment. Ankara he spoke German, Spanish, \ T * ' Goes to work at once. Direct action aids °rdr-ms in Iredel French and Swedish well, and he sounds a little goofy. Marek Wind- healing, works the antiseptic way. Use a m W heim, former Metropolitan Opera Black and White Ointment only as di­ Bhip As Their Needs ™ rected. 10c, 25c. 50c sizes. 25 years success. tenor, will play a pianist-accompan- M oneyback guarantee, t a r Vital in H- Are, Steinhardts would man- ist for Pola Negri, who makes her cleansing is good soap. Enioy famous tere ■ motion picture comeback as an B la c k a n d W h ite SkiA S o ap daily* KMr. and Mrl CalhtrLttnguaget opera singer. Seems he was chosen Ushughter, Mis| too. Sure enough, here he sits pretty because he, like Miss Negri, is of now while the Axis rushes diplomat­ Polish descent and artistic tempera­ ^rned Wedne ic reinforcements to tug at a Turkey ment. Richard Hageman, Metro­ rSH AVE with SHELBY, tak^ek’s visit tij leaning more and more toward the politan Opera conductor, plays a firs’orida. Allied table. stockbroker. the Steinhardt’s performancy is a SHARPER score for President Roosevelt’s orig­ Shirley Temple talked things over l0n P *‘- BillDl inal inner circle. He was of the BECAUSE Mechanically minded American soldiers are taking their mass production assembly line methods with them with David O. Selznick, and very undS*SRS&L. coterie which counseled FDR when wisely signed a long term contract THEY'RE awakened a littll the latter would have settled, and in to the Southwest Pacific. Here troops take parts of trucks, jeeps and ambulances as they come from the A’/, THINNER ships and put them through the line. One improvement on the assembly line system is their “Change over.” with him. She’ll appear in “Since morning by the [ writing, for just one term. The You Went Away,” his first produc­ ^ double edge Germans Fil| group has been considerably broken When the boys tire of one operation, a command switches all members of the line to a new position and a or single edge new job. Left, rear running gear of a two-ton truck is assembled. Right, a cab is added to the truck and tion since “Rebecca,” with an all- During the but Steinhardt always takes his old star cast. place in the huddle whenever he soon it will be ready for duty in a battle zone. < 4 for IOC troops had filter j gets to the White House. Monufoctgrod end guaranteed by ing city. They Some people say that Hollywood Nderol Razor Blede Co., N. T. The French Si He is out of the country so Maltese Tribute to Stalingrad She’s a Major had better lay off war pictures be­ their ships, thl much that he doesn’t get there cause the public’s sick of them. Well, Senegalese were often. He was sent on a spe­ the armed forces aren’t, judging by forts and the ca cial job to Sweden, the youngest the men who come to New York’s DON'T LET mans hesitated, I diplomat President Roosevelt Civilian Defense Entertainment After a while, j ever had appointed to a major TALfW BgtAD committee for free tickets. The oth­ one heading tov post. Next he went to Russia. er night I handed out passes to CONSTIPATION other toward tl He got to Peru, also. “Crash Dive” and “China” by the SLOW YOU UP Nazis were throj A nephew of the late legal swash­ dozen. Of course, “China” had Har- • When bowels are sluggish and you feel irritable, headachy, do as millions every boat they | buckler, Samuel Untermyer, he used Ty James and his band to back do — chew FEEN-A-MINT, the modem upon pontoons tl to practice law. He was bom in New it up. chewing-gum laxative. Simply chew them. Sudden York City 51 years ago and, stand­ —*— FEEN-A-MINT before you go to bed, from the flagsh ing practically on his own doorstep, Bill Terry, who made his film taking only in accordance with package Gnn Sijj picked up three degrees from Co­ directions — sleep without being dis­ debut in the short, “Private Smith turbed. Next morning gentle, thorough It was the lumbia university. His wife has one of the U. S. A.,” and will soon be relief, helping you feel swell again. Try only, but she is a better linguist. FEEN-A-MINT. Tastes good, is handy Sabotage aU shl seen in its continuation, “Lieutenant instaUations, to r She speaks seven languages, and on Smith,” has been signed up by Sol and economical. A generous family supply top of that is breath-taking. His i costs only coastal batterie j Lesser for a role in “Stage Door sels moored or daughter speaks seven languages, Canteen.” 1 0 * too. bor, command! posts. They ga| A QUARTER century of study, Two men of the merchant marine orders. Soon visited Jimmy Dorsey a while back ter front, the hi about half his life, goes into the and gave him the “Gibraltar Med­ plans Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur stead—the anchif W. Tedder is making to strafe the al” one of them was wearing. Afloat proud ships hadl 36 days after their freighter was than cemeteries! 2,060 Foe Planes Ifu^ i torpedoed, all they had to keep their Fresh explosij Downed, Now Going Hitler’s cit- morale up were -his recordings of arsenal. Machif The first woman physician to be “Maria Elene” and “The Breeze and the factories w| After Their Source a d e l - B e ­ I.” When they’d used up their tw een th e commissioned directly into the To the south, needles they fell back on matches smoke from landings at Casablanca and Oran A stone shelter on Malta, most bombed spot on the earth, bears the United States army is Dr. Margaret and paper clips. and the Nazi collapse before Bizerte name “Stalingrad.” It is a tribute from Malta to the Russian city which D. Craighill. She is shown being dumps rose hil and Tunis his air forces finished also rocked under Nazi mass raids, yet held out grimly to victory. Be­ sworn in as a major by Col. Fred­ bar" * — --T 2,000 enemy planes. Now he is free neath Malta a great system of subterranean workshops hewn from solid erick Schoenfeld, commanding of­ Newest screen actor to branch out thrisit to relatiil to go after the Italiian cities which rock were the battle stations of thousands of workers who made British ficer of the Philadelphia recruiting into radio as a regular performer is taIome business helped make the planes and other tools of war even as Axis bombs exploded above them. district. Jack Carson, last seen in Warner tit Nazi arms. Bros.’ “The Hard Way.” He’s win­ m^ John S. Pel In World War I Sir Arthur ning new fame as a comedian as of fought over France in the paleo­ Outta My Way master of ceremonies of the CBS w iition with tl] zoic ’ airships of the Royal Fly­ Army Officers Quartered in Metal “Comedy Caravan,” heard Friday ^Lines1 with ing force. One time he won a evenings. ymond, spent i decoration from the Italians, al­ lies then; three times he was Even Ellery Queen, ace detective, gthere with his| mentioned in dispatches. failed to notice a wedding ring on w the left hand of Ernest Chappell, his The SLING SHOT METHOD is w vv. W. Hd When the Boche collapsed on the most direct and effective, especi­ Meuse and in the Argonne and the program announcer; it was a week ally if baseballs, bricks or broken wcanfined to hi before he learned that Chappell had RFF became the peacetime RAF furnace parts are used as pellets. six weeks wi( Tedder stayed on and rose steadily. married Claudia Morgan, daughter Chief objection to method: broken He has been chief of the Mediter­ of Ralph, niece of Frank, “Nora windows, cracked plaster and' a t l Was able to ranean Air command since Februj Charles” of “The Thin Man” on the row with the neighbors. An easier ^H is friends ary, holding authority over French air and leading actress on “The way to get dies is to and American flying units in the Right to Happiness’’ and “We Love tl again, area as well .as British. and Learn.” tl —*— e AUCTIOf A son of the air marshal, his eld­ ODDS AND ENDS—Kate Smith's get­ est, was killed in a dogfight with * for sale at pil ting a reputation for having launched highest bidde the Luftwaffe when the air battle more fighting and merchant ships than over England was in the touch-and- anyone else in the U- S. A.—she recently FLYPAPE R ® neat Maxie S. go stage. There is another son and launched her sixth . . . Jerry Wayne, sing­ If is the ofd reliable that never fails. t Saturday, Ju| a daughter living, but Lady Tedder ing star of “All Time Hit Parade," acted Always economical to use, and not ( io o’clock, ay is dead. She was killed in a plane in minor roles in pictures before turning to radio, . . Rosalind Russell named Ike rationed. 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: how a Pullman Lesson for June 13 LIs to recognize tlie Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se­ lected and copyrighted by International imist looks ahead, Coiuicil of Religious Education; used by s a headache. permission. I u orhl ?« around, but GOD’S EXCEEDING GREAT square it. PROMISES LESSON TEXT—II Peter 1:1-11. GOLDEN TEXT-He hatb granted unto us His precious and exceeding great promises; that through these ye may become partakers of the divine nature.—H Peter 1:4, R. V. unhappy a? Io have , be yourself wise, Growth in grace and in knowledge ic on the other side of Christ are as normal and expect­ ;ec UiC Silver Iiuiiiff. ed of the child of God as bodily TMENT growth of the physical child. Tragic as is the failure of one to develop physically, it is even more distress­ BLADES ing and sad in the spiritual realm. Sirrctc or Dcubte EdCO Yet it is a common thing in our The Outsl:ini»n'S churches, where only comparatively IS BlAdc Value few believers even ceme to full stature in Christ, where more have ISONAL only a partial growth, and some are forever babes in Christ. FROUBLE God has made perfect provision I . or my kind, let us help for us, and has in His Word given lil. wise, kjnaly anvice. Loin our monthly scr\lc« plain and explicit instructions on f only S3.00 per year. J everv 30 days. Impe*- how to gain spiritual development. In each comity, cooper- I. AU Things Provided (w . 1-4). Ii association. Last Word m Deliciousness . .. Chicken Chowder! In the physical world we are able EVERYTHING’S there—a young J lE PSYCHIC SYND. (See Recipe Belov) to provide, at least in some degree, ^ two-piece with simple moulded Jve., Minneapolis, Minn. what is needed. We also know lines, feminine frilly trimming and G e t Y ouc P ro te in ! Lrnn Chambers’ Polnt-Savine where to find mental food. Spiritual expensive looking details. Mena provision can come only from God, * * * ere’s no reason why you should and we find from these verses that Barbara BeU Pattern No. 1782-B, de> ie getting your necessary pro- signed for sizes 10» 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20. ♦Chicken Chowder He has provided not just a small Corresponding bust measurements 23, 30» GOOB-BYE your daUy menus, or why Crisp Crackers portion, or a limited raflon, but “all 82, 34. 36 and 38. Size 12 (30) requires* meat alternates, i.e.—foods •Chefs Salad things that pertain unto life and god­ with short sleeves, 3% yards 39-inch ma­ use alternately with meat— Stewed Rhubarb Cookies liness,’’ through the knowledge of terial. % yard contrast for collar. 1)4 ISTM iON Id become a dull or difficult yards machine made ruffling. Beverage Christ. Due to an unusually large demand and ilem. •Recipes Given 'dicinal laxatives ire’s your opportunity to show The “exceeding great and precious current war conditions, slightly more time d me-and never promises” of God are the abundant is required in filling orders for a few of ped my constipa- family what a reaUy smart portion of the believer. They are the most popular pattern numbers. vrays came back, homemaker you 2 hearts of celery, cut fine Send your order to: iound out why. I are—for you can 2 hard-cooked eggs, quartered sure promises, based in the alto­ ; taking on enough Wash lettuce and dry in towel. gether dependable Word of God. rnjng foods. So— keep up their ad­ SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. eating keilogg's miration for you Break lettuce apart, but do not cut. God’s provision for us in Christ 530 South Wells St. Chicago. regularly and by serving an Place in chiUed bowl and add re­ has made it unnecessary to look Enclose 20 cents in coins for each plenty of water. endless variety of maining ingredients. Toss lightly to­ elsewhere. Here is escape from the pattern desired. Joined the Regu- good egg and gether with french dressing. • world’s corrupQon, the new nature Pattern No...... Size...... Another good dish using chicken, in Christ, faith, grace, peace, power iecause ktliogg’s chicken dishes, Name ...... gets at the cause and fish in aU its a complete protein food, and spa­ —all in Him. pation like mine . These foods are protein- ghetti usually classified as a second The opposite is also true, that Address ...... cts it—by helping class protein food, is combined in , soft, bulky mass id with a Uttle ingenuity you without Christ men have only the estines. iake a star performer out of this way: weak and disappointing help of men ■ trouble is what of them. Spaghetti and Chicken Casserole. on which to draw. Of such foolish s, why not try Icken comes beautifuUy to the (Serves 8) ones the Lord said through Jeremiah MEDICATED S ALL-3XAN? It'S H cup chicken fat or shortening Kellogg’s in Battle for it’s a good, complete pro- the prophet that they “have com­ POWDER FOR formerly Mexican I tastes swell. id thesupply isgood, espe- 1 4 cup chopped onion mitted two evils: They have for­ FBUiIW IIFF Heat Powder. Reliera at the present time. Use' 1 4 cup flour saken me, the fountain of living FAMILY USE diaper rash, heat rash. :en wisely, however, a UtQe bit 2 cups chicken stock waters, and hewed them out cisterns, combined with other foods can I cup grated cheese broken cisterns, that can hold no 1 cup cooked tomatoes . Ffsh Don’t Drink a meal or more out of one water” (Jer. 2:13). Fish live in water, breathe It,1 Here’s an example: 2 cups diced chicken D. AU DiUgence Required (w. I S^iunce package spaghetti, cooked but never drink it. They get *Chicken Chowder. 5-7). enough moisture in their food. (Serves 6) 1 4 cup buttered bread crumbs your Day-Gat after I! Nov unmfnusmuuvuiiuiii. we were Question: What wiU mend a bro­ Melt fat and cook onions slowly There is something that the Chris- : gettin g 0 2 2 2 3 to re- awakened a little before seven in the 1 cup cooked, diced chicken Qan can do to insure his growth in muscular rheumatism ken birdbath? The bowl cracked Z ounces salt pork, finely diced, for 10 minutes. Add flour, stir well, morning by the crash of explosions. add stock, stir­ grace. He is to be diligent, that is, umatic pains. Caution: in the frost. What wUl stick it to­ or have an earnest purpose and zeal - W k y S W f - directed. First bottle Gennans Filter In At Night. gether so that it wUl hold water? ring constantly, R toaB Bas tf :e back if not satisfied. 4 tablespoons chicken fat until thickened. to go ahead spiritually. This calls 0. Today, buy C-2223. During the night, the German Answer: Bring the bowl into the 2 to 4 tablespoons onion, finely for application and endeavor, just RHEUMATISM troops had filtered through the sleep­ house so that it wiU dry out. Then Add cheese and chopped stir until melted. as progress in any other sphere of I NEURITIS-LUMBAGO ing city. They encountered no one. coat both sides of the break with 2}4 cups potatoes, diced life, and possibly more. The French sailors were aboard white lead paste and bind the parts 1 cup celery, diced Blend in toma­ IN WHO SUFFER FRONU toes and chicken. Faith is the foundation of aU such M C N E I L S their ships, the infantry and the tightly together. After hardening, 2 cups chicken stock growth' and without it there is noth­ Senegalese were in the arsenal, the which wiU take three months or so, I No. 2 can kernel corn Place chicken g M MAGIC the joint will be watertight. If you mixture and spaghetti alternately in ing on which to build. But on it, Oi forts and the casements. The Ger­ I tall can evaporated milk better, “in” it, we have aU these mans hesitated, losing precious time. do not want to wait as long as that, H teaspoon paprika greased casserole. Cover with but­ P§£lREMEDY from hot dashes, dIzzl- tered crumbs. Bake for 25 minutes other Christian graces springing up, BRINGS BLESSED RELIEF i of "Irregularities”, are After a while, two columns formed, and a yellowish tinge of the cement teaspoon ginger H in a 375-degree oven. as we give “aU diligence” to en­ us. Irritable, blue at one heading toward the arsenal, the makes no difference, make a cement 1 teaspoon salt courage their growth. Large BotttaI: IUMriHge-SmWISIn«oJ to the functional other toward the docks. Soon the powdered litharge and ordinary U teaspoon pepper Ever think of creaming deviled OUUii nnsm n it n u t IititiiiiiiIiiiiIllill I’* period In a woman’s Nazis were throwing themselves into glycerine. This acts quickly and is eggs? They make a delicious main Notice the ascending scale. Faith Blia E. Plnkham’s Vege- 2 tablespoons chopped parsley dish on warmer nights: leads to virtue, that is, courageous, lo u n d —the best-known every boat they could find, crowding Uioroughly waterproof when dry. Cook salt pork in sauce pan over fij Iu can buy today that's upon pontoons they had brought with Creamed Deviled Eggs. resolute Christian character. Then I McNBL DUUG COWlBb IalIy for women. Removing WaUpaper low heat until UghQy browned. Add (Serves 4) comes knowledge—the intelligent un­ 830 Broad StaMt-IackidairMai UmMb s Compound has helped them. Suddenly a gun boomed Question: Can waUpaper be re­ chicken and on­ Victory With Unanimity pon thousands of wom- from the flagship. • 4 hard-cooked eggs derstanding and discernment of fi such annoying symp- moved from plasterboard? ion and cook un- 114 teaspoons vinegar truQi. This is bound together by Victory is always where there is j label directions. Pink- Gnn Signal Booms. Answer: That could be done by Ql onion is soft, 14 teaspoon dry mustard temperance, meaning. self-control. unanimity.—Publilius Syrus. >ound is worth tryingl It was the signal—the order to soaking with water, but using no but not browned. 14 teaspoon salt Next is paQence, that steady en­ sabotage all ships, to destroy port more water than wiU be needed. If Add potatoes, cel­ 14 teaspoon pepper durance which keeps going in spite installations, to spike the guns of the you use too much, you may soak off ery and chicken 14 teaspoon sugar of trial or disappointment. stock. Simmer until vegetables are coastal batteries. Aboard the 70 ves­ the paper finish of the plasterboard. 114 tablespoons melted butter The sixth note in this octave ol sels moored or anchored in the har­ At best, the plasterboard surface tender. Add corn, milk, and season­ 14 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce ings. Heat thoroughly, stirring oc­ graces is godliness, which speaks of BtACi^LEAliO bor, commanders .were at their wiU be left rough. To smooth it, I cup white sauce piety, true devoQon to God, and rev­ posts. They gave the pre-arranged put on a coat of shellac, which in casionally. Season to taste with ad- Cut eggs lengthwise into halves. diffonal-salt and pepper, if desired: erence for His name. Such a believ­ J f r K ills orders. Soon the old dock, the wa­ drying, wiU stiffen the paper surface Combine egg yolks with next seven er wiU love his brethren in all broth­ ter front, the harbor and the road­ of the board, which can then be Serve very hot with crackers, hard ingredients. Beat together until well rolls or toast. erly kindness; and that leads us tc stead—QieanchoragewhereFrance’s rubbed smooth with sandpaper. .It blended and smooth. Fill whites the high point of love (the real mean­ proud ships had lived—were no more is then ready for papering. MalcO good use of crisp, cool vege­ with yolk mixture, place in baking cc makes six gallons tables to go into a salad with the ing of “charity,” v. 7). Here love for pray...Full dirco than cemeteries. Sagging Floor dish and cover with white sauce. God is obviously in mind, as the Fresh explosions came from the Chicken Chowder to round out the label. • Insist on Question: In an old house that is Bake in a moderate (350-degree) crowning grace of the believer. arsenal. Machines and workshops in meal: sled packages. to be remodeled, the floors are sink­ oven 15 minutes. Serve hot on bis­ III. All Eternity Assured (w. fi­ JCTSI CHtMlUl the factories were being destroyed. ing and buckling, apparently from •Chefs Salad. cuits or toasted English muffins. IORPORtna To the south, flames and clouds of crumbling foundations. How can Serves 6) If desired, use 14 cup condensed ll) . smoke from burning ammunition they be strengthened? Is the situa- 1 head lettuce mushroom soup thinned with 14 cup We should look forward to that dumps rose high. AU around the tion ho 2 tomatoes, cut In quarters milk instead of the white sauce. abundant “entrance -into the- ever- WeQWji! ba ' spring onions, cut fine A dessert can take the place of a lasting kingdom of our Lord and protein food for a meal and help Saviour Jesus Christ” spoken of in verse IL There is such a thing as Lynn Says: you along in getting important body building and maintaining material, being saved "so as by fire” (I Cor. S K l ^ ^ 3:15), slipping into heaven with noth­ ^ v e y t e n i yQ he Score Card: Consumers if it’s a dessert like this: Oatmeal Peach Pudding. ing to show for our life as followers ing Resinol illiys"^ I do a lot in stamping out the of Christ here on earth (read I Cor. gal sale of meat by making (Serves 6) lternally caused pimples, 2 cups canned peaches, fresh 3:12-15). I healing. Try it today! I that aU m eat they buy comes I a carcass which carries the rhubarb or apples God does not want for His people, ] OfHTKENT ssary stamps — the permit 2 tablespoons lemon Julco such an unseemly entrance upon SAND SOAP 14 teaspoon cinnamon eternity. Why should we be satis­ ber of the Slaughterer and a fied so to live that it may be true |e stamp. I tablespoon butter ” 22^43 14 cup melted shortening of us. Saved? Yes, but that is all! ng prices are in effect in Are you satisfied with that prospect? areas for meat. They are 14 cup brown sugar by the butcher near meat % cup sifted flour We should note, too, that this 14 teaspoon salt growth in grace will show itself in Iters and you can consult • “Dive Bombihgn mosquitoes «— when buying your meat. . 14 teaspoon soda our daily life. It will keep us from % cnp quick-cooking oatmeal being “barren (idle) and unfruitful” nFour Motor” flies—’are just two of Ranges have come about on the insect-enemies that wage war on Ibread situaUon. No more 14 teaspoon vanilla (v. 8). The ChrisQan life must not I You To Fed Well Arrange fruit in shallow, greased be barren of true service for Christ, our soldiers on many battlefronts..* ? c-very day, 7 C-. lie or triple wrapping is al- and two reasons why the army uses T fiUip|ii3«, the VM.y.vs f.-nrj |d for bread and rolls. No baking dish. Sprinkle with lemon nor unfruitful of gracious harvest Lr Irotn I ha hlnocl. 'c filter juice and cinnamon and dot with for Him. We are not on a sort of such vast quantities of FLTTand our v.r.n a-.vare of how the ! leftover bread or rolls can other insecticides. ■ -.a const an! Iy rt-siovQ eur- Returned to the baker, nor can butter. Combine melted shortening spiritual joy ride, sitQng at ease as acids and other aaste and brown sugar. Sift flour, salt we speed on to the heavenly dwelling For these super-slayers kill many cannot aiav in u* Ho0-I |e be any fancy racks for dis- •ry Iu huiru. Ih5ra ,UUl4 ng bread. and soda together and mix Qie oat­ places.' vicious foreign pests just as they ladorsian-isr,^ of .,-/,v t}* Jetail bakers are limited to IS meal. Blend in sugar mixture, Works do not save a man. We mow down household insects here ^ 'op*?* V U‘;n kidat>'« faiI IeQes of bread and nine va­ crumbling well, then add vanilla. are justified before God by faith. a t home! 'm^ or too Irer5Ubnt urlna- nes of rolls in one week. Many Spread over fruit and bake for 45 But our faith is justified before men FLIT has the AA Rating. . . the •s vara? mat something nese m easures are designed to minutes in a 350-degree oven. by our works of righteousness. Fruit highest established for household na^ iftC hack- Serve warm with pudding sauce or grows on the living and healthy tree. insecticides by the U.S. Cp ataiz njitt.m.7.,nr-s«, Fwe.»ung. rntumatia Ip bread prices down.. S Ihxtn 4 /Mi,-? ycu Wllj [!though outwardly, bread top milk. Observe that Qie ChrisQan who Bureau of Standards. •tlic.n-: r-.r.,rrin-nfied tha !>oai, stfmuWm the Iune. Dgs have been stripped, Are you having difficulties planning lacks- these graces (Do you?) is a Buya bottle—today! dnoys tuu help them to I insides are better. AU white m eals with points? Stretching your tpeats? nearsighted one who lacks both ironoua wa?m from tha Itf coma-n nulnis^ hamf,7l lad must now be enriched. Lynn Chambers can five you help if you vision and grateful remembrance of Jch loaf of white bread must write her, enclosing a stamped, self-ad­ God’s loving-kindness (v. 9). How TsIonT Ust WitL cunMwea. ptain not less than three parts dressed envelope for your reply, in care of many members of our churches ' more than four parts .of milk her at Western Newspaper Union, 210 need their spiritual memory jogged Ids to 100 parts of flour. South Desplmnes Street, Chicago, Illinois, and their spiritual eyes anointed Released by Westeni Newspaper Union. with God’s “eyesalve” (Rev. 3:18). THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C. JUNE 9. 1943.

THE DAVIE RECORD TH REE BRO TH ERS IN U. S. ARM Y THEDAl

C. FRANK STROPD - • Editor. Oldest Pat

r ELEPHONn I; No Liquor, | .Entered at the Poatoffice in Mocks*' NEWS Al vllle, N. C.. as Second-claas Mail: m atter. March 3. 1903. j M rs F ra n k SUBSCRIPTION RATES:' I est, spent a dl ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE • 11 OO H week with fril SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE - S 50 Ben Teagud Secretary MorKetithmi told the; ton, who has I citizens of Cedar Rapids Iowa, that I weeks, is Impl their war effort was ahead of Wash-I ington. That’s what the voters! Mrs. A. L .| thought last Novemher. Miss Mabel, town sboppinJ With three or four trillion men in army camps in this country and j A tto rn e y B I a million or more in foreign lands, day or two Ial It would seem that we are getting looking after T in shape to do some fighting. Dolly Strod We refuse to get het up about classic shades) paid our office the President’s reluctance to have Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Revnolds, of Route 2, have three sons now serving their country. They are, re fl­ news men banging around that food ing left to right: Pvt. Lester G. Revnolds, who entered the service in 1942, and is now overseas; Private Sgt. Rufus j conference. We could spare a lit. John Revnolds, who entered the army in January, 1943, aod is now In North Africa; Pvt. Jake M. Rey Bragg, spent tie talk and thought about "food noids, now stationed at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. Jake married the former Miss Sallie Wishon, of Coolee­ Thursday in shortage” right now. mee. He held a position with the Motor Parts Go., Winston Salem, before entering the army. Mrs. W . F. I The Statesville Dailv thinks we is spending scj should get our war news from Letter From Africa. From A Davie Soldier Boy Scouts Receive the guest of ' Washington instead of Berlin and Amarillo Texas. May 28. M cG uire. Tokyo. We are of the same mind. Hello, Mr. Stroud:—Just a line A w ards When we win a battle we should M r. and to let you know I have changed my At the Court of Honor held in know it, and when we lose a bat­ moved from I address. I have been sent back the court house on May 31st, the tle we should also be informed— of the Horn east to Texas to attend Aviation following merit badges were award­ not from Tokyo hut from Wash­ ed to members of Troop 75, by Mr. Main street. Mechanic School to specialize on ington. W.e can take it. Grady Ward: bombers. This course lasts about Roscoe- Stroud—Swimming, fire- Mrs. T. C. I From present indications there is 20 weeks. I just arrived here last mansbip and civics. quite ill with Bill Murpb—Atheletics and cook­ going to be a bumper crop of black night. I don’t know just how I is much betted in g . berries. If we can prevail upon the like this place The old song, “I i Jack Ward— Atheletics. glad to learn. | got a Touch of Texas in my Talk,” ration board to furnish us a little j Jack Grabatn—Swimming, fire- sugar, and can eet our local grocer was written about this place. I manship, civics, wood carving and Miss Martb tocredit us for a bag of flour, and think it is better than that, though. electricity. Clinton, N. Cl the Lord spares our life for another I graduated from Las Vegas Ar­ Cornelius Boon—Swimming, civ­ weeks with hel ics, cooking and reading. month everything will be all lght, my Gunnery-School May 24, and Allen, near Fa The Court ot Honor was high­ New Deal or no New Deal. got my WINGS and promoted to lighted with the presentation of F O R S A L J my present rank. I was inducted Life badges to Scouts Bill Murpfa, farms in Ireda Trying to keep up with what the Feb. loth, and have been across RoscoeStroud and Jack Ward. Bill' bosses in Washington ask us to do, the United States and half way Click received his tenderfoot badge. keeps ns lull of head and stomach back. I hope to finish the trip Mr. and Mil aches. A few days ago they were some day, and I’m sure all of onr Au Industrious Gobbler! daughter, Mis insisting that we eat all the eggs friends and loved ones will be glad AU tnrkey gobblers are not lazy.i we wanted, along with some kind turned Wednd to see us come home after we fin­ Charlie Angell. of R. 2. tells us that of meat, every morning. We rush week’s visit t| North Africa, April 25. ish the job we have to do. Good he has a turkey gobbler that chased out and buy five dozen eggs, two F lo rid a . Dear M r.'Strond: Thought I’d luck to you and all my Davie coun­ an old hen off a nest of setting eggs pounds of pork ham and a pound write yon a few lines by the help ty friends. and took the job of hatching the Pvt. Bill Dt| of sausage, using all our red stamps, eggs. As fast an Mr. Angell chases of God I have never written you PFC. HUGH T. HOWARD. vis, spent a and then we read that there is a the gobbler off the nest, the gobbler before, but I want to say I enjoy week with M rl shortage of eggs ust around the hies himself back to his job getting The Davie Record over here Home From Africa Grove, and hi| corner. Cheer up, boys the war is in North Africa. Ienjoy reading Arnold Chaplin, son of Mr. and parents here. going to be over one of these days. BRING Us Your POULTRY the sermons very much, and the Mrs. W. W. Chaplin, of near Cor- Notice to Creditors natzer, arrived home Friday from Mr. and Mrl letters from soldiers overseas. overseas Arnold was wounded in Having qnalified as administrator Cana, were ini Vacation Bible School My home is not in Davie county, North Africa, on March 38th . w hen of the eBtate of D. F- Hendrix, dec’d. week to consul The interdenominational vacation but my wife is from there and she a piece of shrapnel pierced his leg. notice is hereby given to all peifeons His parents and friends are rejoiced holding claims againBt the estate of Collette has bq Bible school will begin at the Meth­ had the paper sent to me. I have to have him home attain. He had a odist Church here next Monday and said deceased to present the same, week or two. been in North Africa since last De­ narrow escape from death. properly verified, to the undersigned continue daily except Saturday, for cember, and we are not over here on nr before the 12th day of May, M rs. H - two weeks. The sessions will last on a pleasure trip either. There 1944. or this notice will be plead in fro m 9 to 11 a. m.. and will be un­ Mocksville Circuit. bar of recovery. AU persons indebt­ Springs, and is a boy in my battery who is from der the direction of J. L. Johnson, F. A. WRIGHT. Pastor ed to said estate will please call ‘and Steed, of M axl Davie. He also enjoys The Davie make prompe settlement. This ‘the young people’s leader of the Metho­ Sunday. June 13tb. day and TburI Record. As you all know, this is Chestnut Grove. 11:30, Union Chapel 8 p.m . 12th day of May. 1943. dist Church. Teachers for the var­ R. K. WILLIAMS. of Mrs. Jamesl the old country, and it reminds me Communion at Chestout Grove and choir ious departments are: practice at Union Chapel at 8 p. m . Linwood, N. C. Intermediates—Mrs. Knox John­ very much of Bible pictures, and Pvt. Vivian I stone. Misses Josephine Hartman, we can see things that we studied stationed at Ff Ruth Graves and J. L. Johnson. about in school. There is one that rived Thnrsdal Juniors—Mrs. John H. Pulghum, is the same to me here as He is WE BUY EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK fu rlo u g h w ith I Misses Frankie Craven and Dorothy BUY YOUR back there in America, and that is Youug Chickens, 2 3 4 lbs. up 28 l-2c latives on Adv| T hom pson, out; Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Primary-Mesdames Joe Patner, Mr. and Ml 1 believe this war would soon end Old Hens, lb. 25c Hansford Sams. W. S. Horton and and Uttle sod if America would heed the follow RoostersJ lb. 1 3 c Miss Frances Stroud. , Park, N. J., al ing scripture: Beginners.—Mrs. J. L Kimble, days with Mra Misses Sarah FoBter, Gussie John­ "IF MY PEOPlt WHICH ARE CALLED BY COAL Mocksville Poultry Company Mrs. J. D. HoJ son, Virginia McCorklet Janie Morris, MY HAMt SHALL HUMBLE THEMSELVES, AND PRAY, AHD SEEK MY FACt AMD TURK AWAY Now For Next Winter Phone 175 Mockaville, N. C. P fc. F re d FROM THEIR WICKED WAYS; THEN WIlL I tioned at Caij Sheffield News. THEIR SINS, AND WILL HEAL THEIR IA N D ."- While You Can Get spenc last wee Crawford Smith and family, of Lexing­ HEAR FROM HEAVEN, AND WILL FORGIVE ton. spent Sunday with his father: R. N. 2 CHRON. 7:14. visit to relativd S m ith We desire, and we all need the some business Hpbert Reeves, who has been on the sick list, is very much improved. prayers of all you Christian people GOOD COAL John S. Peol Leslie Dyson has joined the Navy and back there in America. Our faith left last week for Norfolk. Best wishes. sition with thef is in God, the one that has kept us The Sheffield Grange wili hold an open Lines, with hel meeting Saturday night, June leth. An safe in the past, and he is able to mond, spent sej interesting program has been planned, in­ keep us in the future if it be Hts cluding a joint debate between Latta Rat- Prices Are Liable to Get here with his ledge, negative, and A. C. Chaffin, affiir- will. I feel that there are many mauve, the subject being: Resolved. “The back there who are praying for us sale of liquor should be discontinued for Higher Before Winter W. W. Harl the duration and five years after." The and onr early return, if it be God’s canfined to his| public is invited. will. Our only hooe ot retnrn is six weeks with in Him. I will close for this time. Comes. Come or phone was able to be I Center News. May God be with yon all this Eas­ His friends arq Mrs Horace Deaton, of Thomasvills, ter Sunday, and evermore. ag ain . spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and In service for God and Conntry. Us Your. Orders Now Mrs. B. P. Garrett. A U C T IO N ! Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jooes and daughter PFC. ELBERT DUNCAN. spent Saturday afternoon in Statesville. While We Can Make for sale at puh Miss Jean DeWeese, of Cooleemee, spent highest bidder | last week with Miss Amanda Fetebee. Five Enlist in Navy near Maxie Sv Klinten Tutterow. of Dukevilleis spend­ The following young men from. Prompt Delivery. Saturday, June] ing some time with his grandparents, Mr. j o o’clock, a. Daviecnunty have enlisted in the and Mrs. L. M. Tutterow. bold and kitch| Mrs. Robert Evans, of Winston-Salem, Navy through the Salisbury Recruit­ was the guest of relatives oyer the week­ ing Station daring May: en d . Frederick Carl HarriB, Elbert D. N. B. Dvson and Paul Harpe spent Sun­ Pfc. CIarenc day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs- Ben. Keaton. James L.. Pierce. Coolee­ has been statiof T utterow . mee: Charles Lester Lapish, Wesley Davie B rick & Coal Co. Denver, Colo., Mws Bertie Mae Kimmer spent Sunday Johnson, Jr. Mbcksville. with Misses Deo. Helen and Louise Dyson: to Ft Myers, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Jones and daughter, E. B. Hil*, of Harmony, R. 1, Phone 194 Mocksville, N. C. or two last wed of Kapna. visited Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Jonta Sunday afternoon. paid our office a .call Monday. ents, Mr, and THE OAVIB RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C.. JUNE 9,1943

Miss Mary Foster, of Connty P Mrs. Rov Call and son Roy, Jr., THE DAVIE RECORD. Line, was shopping here Saturday. returned home Saturday from a MARRIED FIFTY YEARS visit to relatives at Danville. Oldest Paper In The County C. R. Vogler and daughter, Miss No Liquor. Wine, Beer Ads Helen, of Advance, were Mocks- FOR SALE-O. I. C aud Tam- ViUe visitors Saturday. worth pigs. FRANK WALKER, Mocksville, R. 4. NEWS AROUND TOWN. Miss Lillie Meroney spent the Friday was the hottest dav of week-end at Lexington, the guest the vear. Some thetmometers reg­ Mrs. Frank Poteat, of Oak For of her sister, Mrs. John Hodge. est, spent a day or two in town last istered as high as 102 degrees in week with friends. Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Wilkins th e shade. have returned from a visit to rela­ Miss Marie Sheek, of Norfolk, Ben Teagne1 of near Farming, tives and friends in Rutherford spent several days in town t lie past ton, who has been sick for several c o u n ty . weeks, is improving. week with relatives, returning home The Davie County Rationing S a tu rd a y . Mrs. A. L. Chaffin and dauehter Board office has been moved from Miss Mabel, of Calahalo, were in the second floor of the Masonic Miss Helen W alkerretnrned Fri town shopping Thursday. building, to the first floor of the day from a week-’s visit in Raleigh, Sanford building, formerly oocu where she was ’heguest of Mr. and Attorney B. C. Brock spent a pied by Long’s Hospital. Mrs. W. U Mallison. She attend­ day or two last week in Letcington ed the graduation exercises of Peace looking after some legal matters. Dr. Clyde W. Yonng returned Junior College, where her former PVT. KENNETH S. RATLEDGE, 19- last week from a two weeks visit Dolly Stroud, who lives in the roommates. Misses Katherine Bla. year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Rat- * k with his parents at Ft. Collins, lock and Jean Glenn were members ledge, of R. I. Kenneth entered the ser­ classic shades of Harmony, R. t, vice, of Uncle Sam on Jan. 29. 1943. and Colorado. The Doctor reports a paid oar office a visit Wednesday. of the graduating class. since that time he has been in 24 of the delightful trip. Did he say some 48 states. He is stationed at a Bomber Air Base at Pyote, Texas. He says that Sgt. Rufus Sanford. Jr., of Ft. thing about seeing snow out there? Mrs. George W. Sheek remains he likes army life fine. Bragg, spent last Wednesday and critically ill at her home on Wilkes- Pfc. Clarence W. Keller, who is Thursday in town with hts parents. boro street. Her brother, P. R. stationed at McDill Field, Tampa, Kimbrough, of Atlanta, and two Mrs. W . F. Steed, of Red Springs, Fla., arrived Thursday to spend a M asonic Picmc On sons, Albert and Jack Sheek, of is spending some time in this city, 15-day furlough with his patents, Portsmouth, have been at her bed­ the guest of her sister, Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Keller, on R. August 12th. side for several days. Her many M cG uire. 4. Clarence fs looking well. friends are hoping that her life will R. C. Lee, of Hendersonville, owner of the Lee riding devices, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frye have Pfc Thomas N Turrentine, of be sp a re d . moved from Sanford avenue to one R. 3, who is stationed at Camp which furnishes fun arid amuse­ of the Horn apartments on North Haan, California, was injured on ment for the thousands of young and old people who gather here for Main street. April 15th, when the anti-aircraft the annual Masonic picnic, was in gun he was on, exploded. It is Mrs. T. C. Frye, who has been Princess Theatre town Wednesday. Mr. Lee, after not known jnst how badly he was g S i; quite ill with Au and pneumonia, consulting with leading Masons, in ju re d WEDNESDAY ONLY is much better, her friends will be tells us that the picnic will be held glad to learn. Miss Lucy Foard Greene, a stu­ “THE FALCON TAKES OVER ’ as usual this year, on the second dent at East Carolina Teachers^ With George Sanders. Lynn Bari Thursday in August. Mr. Lee Miss Martha - Etta Hoover, of College, Greenville, spent last and predicts that the attendance will be Clinton, N. C., is spending several Mr. and Mrs. John A. !Hepler, of Harmony. R. 2, celebrated their part of this week with her parents, THURSDAY and FRIDAY larger this year than last, regard­ weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Oscar golden wedding anniversary on Sunday, May i6tb, at the home of their Dr. and Mrs. Garland Greene, at “THE DESPERADOES,” in Tecbnicolar less ot war conditions. The orphans Allen, near Farmington. daughter, Mrs. Dewey Joyner, Harmony, R. 2. About too relatives Fork. Miss Greene will return to have to be fed and clothed in war With Claire Trevor. Randolph Scott, and friends were present for this happy occasion. A sumptuous dinner Greenville today to attend Summer times as well as peace times, and a FOR SALE OR RENT—Two Glenn Ford. Edgar Bnchanan was spread on a long table on the lawn, which was loaded down with farms in Iredell county. S chool. large sum is realized annually from all kinds of tempting food. It was a day long to be remembered bv J. R. LOWERY, this picnic. Let’s all get together SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Hepler. Theyreceived many lovely gifts. Mr. Hepler Salisbury, N; C. Miss Daisy Mae Irvin received and do everything possible to make Tbe Three Mesqnittets in is 69 years old, while Misj Hepler is 67 years. They have two child, painful injuries last week when a this the most successful picnic the Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Sheek and “VALLEY OF HAUNTED MEN.” ren, seven grandchildren find one great-grandchild living. Mr. Hepler bicycle she was riding, collided with county has ever bad. daughter, Miss Lettie Lindsay, re­ With Tom Tvler and'Bob Steele Is a native of Davidson coiunty, while Mrs Hepler is a native of Davie an automobile on North Main St., turned Wednesday evening from a county. They moved from near Oak Grove, to Iredell county about 27 near Walker Funeral Home. The Book Club Meets years ago. Their many friends wish for them many more years of hap­ week’s visit to various points in young lady was carried to Harding MONDAY and TUESDAY The Friendly Book Club of Far py married life. F lo rid a. "TWO WEEKS TO LIVE." Cliuic, where her wonnds were mington, met with Mrs. Luther With Lum and Abner. Pvt. Bill Dwiggins, of Camp Da­ dressed, and she has about recov Ward on Thursday, May 27th. vis, spent a short furlough last e red . Books were exchanged and Miss week with Mrs. Dwiggins at Smith Phoebie Eaton reviewed tLe book. Grove, and his parents and grand­ The Prophet,” which was great Remember Father On parents here. Iy enjoyed by all present. I I Mrs. Kate Lakey, our Club Pre­ Mr. and M n. J. D. Collette, of Farm Tractor Tires Repaired sident, reported enough squares for Cana, were in town one day last Also jour of our six soldiers quilts had I Father’s Day week to consult his physician. Mr. been finished. The quilting was Collette has been sick for the past postponed until early fall. Mem week or two. Implement Tires bers present were: Mesdames Mary I Give a Gift From Our Big Mrs. H. B. Ashiey, of Red Any size, any make, work guaranteed. White, Lou Ward, L. L. Miller, Springs, and Miss Thelma Belts W. W. West, Harmon McMahan, Steed, of Maxton, spent Wednes­ Don’t let small cuts and holes grow Tobitba McMahan, John Harding, I Stock of Gents Furnishings day and Thursday in town, guests larger and ruin your tire—have it re­ Oscar Allen, Kate Lakey, Misses s —... of Mrs. James McGuire. Pboebie Eaton, Jessie West, Editb paired now. McMahan, with one visitor, Glenda I There is Nothing Father Would Pvt. Vivian B Speaks, who is White. Mrs. Ward served sand­ stationed at Ft. Sheridan, 111, ar. Save a tire life and costly delays. Pro­ wiches, cake and fruit juice to her rived Thursday to spend an 8 day guests. We will have a canning Enjoy M ore Than A Pair of furlongb with Mrs. Speaks and re­ duce more for victory. Keep your demonstration at our June meeting latives on Advance, R. I. farm machinery in top condition. with Mrs. Will White. ^ R E P O R T E R Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bordne Com fortable Shoes and little son John, of Roselle 8 New Grade I Tires and Tubes for L. P. Dyson, of R. 1, who was Park, N. J., are spending several inducted into service at Camp Croit days with Mrs. Bordne’s mother Tractor or Auto. Also Grade III Tires on May 26. fbr the Navy, left Sat­ Mrs. J. D. Hodges, on R. 4. urday morning for Spartanbnrg, S. in Popular Sizes. C., where he reported for duty. Pfc. Fred Whitaker, who is sta­ tioned at Camp Campbell, Ky., Shirts9 Ties9 spent last week in the county on a HORN OIL COMPANY Specials This W eek visit to relatives and to look after Hosiery some business matters. Pnone 31. MockaviIletlN. C .| L John S. Peoples, who bolds a po­ IiiiiiiiiiHiiiunnnnB Flour, 9811» $4.15 sition with the Atlantic Greyhound Flour, 481bs $ 2 .2 0 Lines, with headquarters at Rich­ 4 Hour, 241bs $1.15 mond, spent several days last week 4 I Summer Pants 4 22 Head Young Horses Salt 100 Ibs $ 1 .1 0 here with his family. 4 Salt, Sc. pack 3c. W. W. Harbin, who has been And Mules! Binder twine 51b ball 75c Straw Hats9 canfined to his home for the past i ¥ U You Need A Good Horse Or Mnle Pinto Bettns 8c or $7.75 per six weeks with fin and pneumonia, 100 lbs. Underwear., was able to be up town last week. His friends are glad to see him out See These Animals At e Plenty straw hats, 25c. up a g ain . Dress straw hats $1.25 $2.50 Bring us your No. 17 Shoe Stamps. ¥I My StaMe Just ¥ Work and dress pants $1.98. They will expire June 15th. AUCTION SALE—I will offer for sale at public auction, to the Sonth of Couit House Work shirts 98c. up highest bidder for cash, at my home Dress shirts $1.50 up B-g shipment Sisal Binder Twine. near Maxie Swicegood’s store, on Dalton Hendrix Will Be Horse'drawn mower 4 1-2 Buy what you need now. Saturday, June 12, beginning at Glad To Show You feet, tagged for Davie county. IO o'clock, a. m ., all of my house­ One Massey-Harris Tractor, hold and kitchen furniture. This Stock. J.' M. SEAMON. tagged for Davie county. One 8 disc 18 inch Harrow M ocksville Cash Store Pfc. Clarence B. James, Jr., who Price Are VeryJReasonable. has been stationed at Lowry Field, f I¥ ¥ mYOURS FOR BARGAINS’* ¥ Denver, Colo., has been transferred . ¥ 44The Friendly Storew to Ft. Myers, Fla. He spent a day 5 J. Frank Hendrix GEORGE R. HENDRICKS, Manager. or two last week here with his par­ J. Frank Hendrix ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence James. I CallBuilding AngeIIBuilding THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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« e=sj3 ^ . - ‘ v . -M 'J 1. Beret and Bag Set ? a t Easy to Crochet ASKMS 7 A quiz with answers offering | in fo rm atio n on various subjects | HEAD ANOTHER: to be so B11 ISABEL W A I T ^ n , That s Lh RELEASE for a lot THE STORT SO FAR: Judy Jason, first stone. Personally, and without Thaddeus Quincy chuckled, and wbo is telling the story, receives an The Questions 8. Byron. recrimination, I think it looks bad soon a nervous ripple ran around 9. Sicily. anonymous letter enclosing $800 and ask* for all of us.” For a moment I liked the tables. I n Tullman Ing ber to bid for an abandoned churcb 1. What is a funicular railway? 10. When operating a bombsight, !!cognize the to be auctioned the next day. Sbe finds, the pompous De Witt. Uncle Wylie rose to help me with 2. The tragic Children’s Crusade the trays. “Don’t mind Mrs. Ger­ bombardiers wear a rubber eye­ to an old chest, the body of a man identi* “Did you look in the tent?” Aunt to the Holy Land took place in piece. A black sooty ring is left ■o.'ks ahead, fied as Roddy Lane. Tbe body disap* Nella asked. “I’ve got a feelin’ Rod­ ry,” he half-whispered. "She gets what year? pears a few boars later. A fish shed dy’s around here somewhere, hid- uppity when her puddin’ sauce is on the user’s face and cadet bom­ lciachc. burns, apparently killing an old man 3. What proportion of all radio bardiers are so proud of their in’.” lumpy.” entertainment consists of music? I tironnJ, but named Brown who is supposed to have At that we all laughed aloud, and “bombardier’s eye” that they re­ lived there. Jttdy finds Roddy Lane’s dla* Uncle Wylie, for the first time, was 4. What is the percentage of it fuse to wash it off for days at a mond In tbe bandbag she left at tlie eating his' repast with the guests. Uncle joined in. It wasn’t decent. literacy in India? ■ as to have Nothing short of murder could have It wasn’t seemly, but we couldn’t tim e. IjrselE wise, churcb the day of the auction. Lily Ken­ 5. Where is the largest U. S. dall is found dead» with Hugh Norcross’ made him bring in his dinner from help it. Our nerves were at the navy mess hall? lie other side scarf wrapped around her neck. Tbe the kitchen, but there he was at a breaking point. 6. Which i3 the m ost northern Even Cupid Is Living Vp (silver lining. guests bave reassured themselves that rear table. The minister sobered us down town in the United States? Roddy Lane is not on the "Head.” “Don’t be ridic’lous, Nella. Looked again. “Judy, is the rest of the Now continue with JudytS story. I. What is meant by quid pro To the Rules These Days in the tent every time I passed it money you received still where you quo? today. Hunted all over our bam. left it?” 8. What distinguished English Being of a very kindly nature, CHAPTER XIV Only place I ain’t been is Mr. I glanced at Victor. "Yes,” I said. poet died while fighting with the the foreman of the munition plant Quade’s trailer.” He bit off a health­ “It’s aU there.” Greeks against the Turks? took a great interest in the love M e n t “You can breathe easy. He isn’t ful chunk of bread. “Could Lane “Doesn’t it occur to you Miss Ken­ 9. On what island is Mt. Etna? affair of one of his pretty “muni- there. We hunted from attic to cel­ conceal himself in one of your cub­ dall, for reasons unknown to us now, 10. What is a “bombardier’s tionettes.” lar. No sign o£ anything—food, I byholes?” he asked Victor. might have sent it? She apparently eye” ? , ____ Then one day he was surprised mean. Just his open suitcase, with “Not a chance. The trailer’s been had plenty of this world’s goods, in to hear that it was broken off. Ilo op Oeubfe Edfi* the clothes the way I told you when searched. I still have the keys.” a small way, of course, judging by But that very evening he was even Ic Oulstnnding The Answers fcl.idc Value S c I climbed up and looked in the win­ The minister turned around in his her clothes, and her offer to Potter more surprised to see the young dow that time with the Rev. De chair. “Boathouse was locked, too, here of $50 for a portrait, on top of 1. A railway operated by cable. lady in question out with the newly Witt. There’s a bird. He’s stopped wasn’t it? Yet somebody’s been the bid of twenty-five for the church. discarded young man. IAL there. Is it likely Lane would scut­ 2. In 1212. splitting the atmosphere lately.” And, as I recall, she was the one 3. Two-thirds. ' “Why, Doris,” he said chidingly, Just then a cowbell, shaken vig­ tle his own boats? Much as I de­ who wanted to search the basement. “I thought you had finished with IUBLE orously by an angry hand, made us spised him, I can’t but hope he just Acted strange about the Pirate’s 4. Eighty-five per cent. kind. Ietus help 5. Treasure Island (San F ran­ that young man. And here you - kindly advice, turn to see my Aunt Nella at the left the Head in a natural way. Mouth investigation, too. Lay down are out with him.” J monthly service re a r steps. The fire was an accident, which on the rock, remember—after Mr. cisco) where an average of 6,000 per year.* men can be fed in 40 minutes. “That’s right, I have,” was the 1:0 cinys. Imper- “Cornin’ right along, m’dear!” burned a poor old deaf man.” Quade said there was nothing I county, cooper- “And Miss Kendall?” Albion Pot­ there.” 6. Penasse, Minn. reply from Doris; “but I had to luion. yelled Uncle Wylie. 7. Something of equivalent value give him seven days’ notice, “Me, too. Not that I could eat.” ter was still bitter, apparently about “Would she bid against herself?” rCHIC SYND. his lost commission to do her por­ in return. didn’t I? ” TaneapolJs, Mimu 560 Potter stared miserably at the sea. I asked. “She was the one who bid “You might as well have the pic­ trait. me up to three hundred at the auc­ /CROCHETED accessories gaily ture, Judy. She’ll never want it, "Accident, too? Fell into the Pi­ tion. Why? If she knew she was cer­ ^ team up with your tailored now. It’s a poor time to speak of it, rate’s Mouth.” tain to have use of the church clothes this season. This jiffy cro­ but I was tickled silly at the com­ Hugh flung down his napkin. “Nice through me, anyway?” chet beret and purse set is color­ mission to paint her portrait. Not of you, De Witt, but it won’t go. Not Just then I thought I heard a step ful, becoming and so economical that I’m very good at it,” he added on the stairs. to make up in straw yarn. Both modestly. “I’ll leave the painting I held my breath and listened. pieces are done in just one long outside your door, shall I?” Yes, the old stair creaked. Light­ strip of crochet. Outside my door! Would he sneak ly, to be sure; but someone was Ground or chopped meat needs Binse in cold water or wipe off * • • much colder storage and keeps a with a damp cloth all your meats, I laxatives Pattern 560 contains directions for beret in and grab that $500? walking up or down. The other In d never I thanked Mr. Potter for the paint­ guests didn’t appear to notice. They shorter time than other meat. vegetables and fruits, as soon as I constipa- and purse; illustrations of stitches; list * • • of materials required. ing, wonderingly, as he walked were probably too busy eating. possible after they are delivered.! Lme back. When soil in which house plants Canned goods and bottles of milk: I u t why. I Due to an unusually large demand and swiftly toward the cowbell. But the Victor was saying, “The thing to J>n enough current war conditions, slightly more time others were coming down the drive, do now—” are potted becomes more like clay should be wiped off before they are pods. So— is required In filling orders for a few of so we waited for them, Mr. Quincy than loam it may be lightened by stored in the refrigerator or cup­ I KELLOGGrS the most popular pattern numbers. “Excuse me,” I said, and hurried adding sand to it. Plants grow board. b rly a n d Send your order to: and I. Hugh was in the lead. into the hallway and looked up the • • • “Just as Quade said — nothing best in this kind of soil. Jof water, stairs. I caught a swish of a wom­ • * * Unsightly scratches on dark- k h e Kegu- Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. there. However he knew it.” He took an’s skirts and presently a door 82 Eighth Ave. New York the chair from me. “Let me do To separate lettuce remove the colored furniture may be covered KELLOGG’S closed. Bessie Norcross, of course! I Enclose 15 cents (plus one cent to that, Judy. You look tired to death.” core, then let water from faucet by wrapping a swab of cotton on I the cause Maybe her sleeping medicine hadn’t a toothpick and dipping in iodine. Ilikc mine cover cost of mailing) for Pattern “Never felt better in my life, but worked yet. She’d started to come flow into the head until pressure, ■by helping No...... I could go for some of that chow­ down to luncheon, and, finding the of water forces leaves apart. If Apply to the scratches and when bulky Tria-tSg dry rub with furniture polish. Name ... der.” crew had not yet finished, retreated. still firm let head stand in cold * • • |e 2s what Victor asked, “Your uncle get That was it. I retreated, too, re­ water to cover. Address lieved. Victor and the minister * • • Do not throw away used wax n o t try back 0. K.?” jelly tumbler covers. Wash in ■b ran ? It's I inclined my head. “Gone in to were having some sort of a pow­ Use a toothbrush for polishing r 1*5 in Battle wow over what to do next. silverware. It is especially good cold water and dry them and place i swell. dinner. Auntie’s furious. Better all in an empty tin can. When the hurry up. Whatever she's got ready I glanced at the dining-room for the fork tines and engraved clock. Why, it still lacked three handles. can is filled, they should be melted S S t J o s e p h she hates to have it get cold.” * * • together to form a cake and cov­ “Where’s friend Potter?” De Witt minutes to I! What a day! Already I’d lived a hundred years. After you have removed old ered. Thus, they will be kept fresh asked quietly. and as good as ever for next sea­ “How long would it take you to wallpaper, wash the walls with “Gone on ahead. Feels pretty warm water to remove the old son’s jars. Wait and Hustle badly about losing his commissions. get one of those boats fit to cross the • • • Miss—Miss Kendall gave him two, gap under where the bridge was?” paste. Rinse slightly and let the I —Gftt alter it Rov Everything comes to him who Victor asked Uncle Wylie. walls dry perfectly before putting One of the secrets of good chow­ Jig C-2223 to rd - hustles while he waits.—Thomas you know, but this good Boy Scout ders and thick soups is to let the I “The cove, you mean. Gap’s too on the new paper. This extra Llar rheumatism Edison. made up for one of ’em. Wouldn’t work pays. vegetables do the thickening. Po­ !pains. Caution: let me pay for the church.’’ tricky for us Headers. Wouldn’t take • • • tatoes and other vegetables will |ed. First bottle l,yr “Lovely to hang up in the kid­ long if I had some help gettin’ her j if not satisfied. FOR QUICK RELIEF down.” A small window may be made cook down so that they will thick­ Ia y t b u y 0*2223» S- dies’ bedroom some day, Judy, and en the soup themselves, without “But why don’t the authorities to look larger by setting the cur­ 4 ^ - I H n r * tell ’em bedtime stories about what tain rods beyond the casing on the addition of flour and fat. If happened there,” Hugh said. turn up?” Potter ventured. “Even flour is added to thicken a soup, a fool milkman would report an ac­ each side and using draperies of !SUFFER FROMt A Soethins G A I \ l P Nobody was amused. Everybody a material heavy enough so that don’t use too much and be sure to ANTISEPTIC W A L l b was in the doldrums. What dinner cident, wouldn’t he?” cook it enough to give it a distinc­ Used by thousands with satisfactory Te* “Mebbe he did. But it’s dinner­ casings will not be seen through suits for 40 years—six valuable ingredi­ party could be gay with a charred m aterial. tive flavor. Unless flour is used ents. Get Carboil at drug stores or write corpse to the right and a bruised time,” Aunt Nella interposed. “If carefully, the cream soups come Lot flashes, dIzzl- Spurlock-Ncal Cat Nashville* Teaiu or strangled one to the left? you knew Pirate Headers the way out stodgy and tasteless. !regularities”, are “Why didn’t he wait for us?” Vic­ we do, you’d know they wouldn’t There’s a Parting There tltable, blue at miss their vittles, come murder or Ibe functional tor said, half to himself. “Hope yon like it—In spite of ev­ I d in a woman's I explained about the painting he erything,” he smiled at me. the Day of Judgment.” This story, told in a letter from Jlnkham ’s Vege- ForONLY 10/Now “She’s right that time,” my uncle Ithe best-known Less than was leaving outside my door. When a soldier in Africa, makes one puj today thatfe we reached the inn my aunt beck­ when you know the poor woman said. “But there’ll be a sailboat or smile: MOROUHE j women. oned me with a ladle. was strangled with my scarf.” somep’n along before I could patch “One of our men, posted near Iound has helped up The Eleanor. Whyn’t you all Housanda of wom- “Go up and look,” Victor whis­ I caught an exchange between Un­ an African village, was on lone Iannoylng symp- pered, “or shall I?” cle Wylie, who’d been about to say just take it easy till someone turns duty when a darky native came to a up? Fixed me a megaphone, but !directions. Plnk- “You go. I’ve got to help serve,” a word, and Victor, who shut him his camp. Languages In India l:s vorth trying! up just in time. So all my Uncle don’t see as I ’ll need it now. Wind’s “The native was admiring the More than 200 languages ate I answered. turned. Carry what we say across.” Albion Potter was coming down really uttered was “Sartin”—the op­ hair parting of my soldier friend. spoken in India. posite of what he’d intended. He finished his last morsel of cot­ Would the white soldier make a a dose the stairs. “Hope you like it—in tage pudding, folded his napkin neat­ rUse only as directed. spite of everything,” he smiled at Hugh tossed him a scornful parting for him? glance. “Oh, I admit it was my ly and offered, “I’ll go set by the “Being at a loose end, the sol­ me, and passed on into the dining bridge and wait. Shall I?” Dr Hitchcock's room. scarf all right. At least, I’d lost one dier tried his hand at it; but, try Victor started up and I hurried out of the same color. I’ll tell the police Trust Uncle Wylie to choose “to as he would, he could not part that LAXATIVE POWDER if the chance ever comes, in tVis set” instead of repairing a leaky matted darky head. At last he got Kilts to my scolding auntie, trying to bottom! make up for my absence by tell­ isolated hole. But,” and he fairly out his razor, and, to the darky’s LPHIS ing her the news. I thought the cu­ shouted it at us, “I didn’t tie it “We’ll come along and join you, delight, he shaved a parting for cumber dishes looked stingy and was around her neck! I- I liked the poor Gerry,” the minister said. “Want him! slicing another when she made me old girl.” He crammed some food me to push your chair, Mr. Quin­ "Reaction to this was that early SNAPPY FACTS into his mouth and nearly choked cy?” ABOVT cut my finger with: next morning there were 10 “Thank goodness, there won’t be on it. His glass was empty and I “No, thanks,” returned Mr. Quin­ darkies at the camp wanting ‘a any more beads to sweep up!” sprang to refill it for him. cy coldly. “I’ll keep away from shaved hair parting, sah.’ ” RUBBER Which just goes to show how a round “Thanks, Judy. You tell them I cliffs and broken bridges till the po­ of murders will make a person cal­ didn’t write you the funny letter, lice get here.” lous. either. Or send you any money. “I move we go have another look I finished the cucumbers and took Truth is, I’m hard up. Had to bor­ at Mr. Quade’s trailer,” Hugh said. row from my sister to afford this them in. The guests were nearly “I’m remembering a few things be­ TRYA Considering; co st of oil* gas* all seated, munching the salted vacation. Felt I was justified since sides the scarf,” he added darkly. : i p t f tires end upkeep, it is esti­ crackers we served with the chow­ it was on her account we—” “Go with me, Potter?" mated that the cost of driving He was talking too much and DELICIOUS - m e r i t , the average car for IOOO der. Albion shrugged. “Oh, I might as miles at 4 5 m iles per hoar is I set down Victor’s chowder and knew it. He drained the second well. Nothing to paint—now. I wish KELLOGG’S nCORN Isinol allays $22.03. At 25 mph the eost is a dish for myself. My aunt had glass. But I couldn’t tell them he, to heaven the police would come, so Ily caused pimples, c u t t o $ 1 4 3 8 and a t 3 5 mph or any of the rest of them, hadn’t Jing. Try it today I H is held to $17.88. “et,” she said, and wanted me to. a body could settle down again.” FLAKES-BURGERln He came presently and sat down sent the letter. Reluctantly he followed the leader, OINTMENT Malaya and the ITetfierlands opposite me. “Money’s there,” he “I don’t believe you did,” I said as per usual. AHD SOAP Indies were the only sources of lamely, clearing away the table. natural rubber Sn the world whispered. “Painting’s wet. Had to Hugh stopped by my chair. “Ju­ scrub the stuff off my hands. That’s “Well, I know I didn’t,” chided 22^43 which had been successfully ex­ dy, if my sister should come down ploited to an im portant extent why I was so long.” Thaddeus Quincy. while we’re gone, tell her every­ prior to the present war. Bessie Norcross was absent. “Nor I.” thing’s all right, will you?” Robber and gas rationing did Didn’t want any lunch, she’d told “Nor I.” “Of course, Hugh.” not drastieallycnt motortruck Aunt Nella. She was going to take “I certainly didn’t.” operations last year. Official a sleeping powder and lock herself He smiled at me wanly. “Darn figures showthatduruigJ.942 The denial was vociferous and gen­ the whole business. I told Bessie trucks hauled an estimated in her room. Would Mrs. Gerry eral, each guest gazing blandly she was a fool to come here. Old In addition to serving KeQoggrS Com Flakes as "meatless mealV* 4 6 billion ton m iles o f freight please so inform her brother? around the table at the others. use diem to extend your meat. In meat Ioaves4 hamburgers, cn> JTo Fccl Veil . on main rural highways, com* Mrs. Gerry did. “Took poor Miss memories! Couldn’t she have set­ I day. 7 days every pared w ith 4 6 .7 billion in t h e “Wylie ain’t got a cent, so he tled them at some other resort— quettes, stuffings, casserole dishes, patties, cereals U m d well Iia?, the kidneys filter m ere norm al 1 9 4 0 . Kendall’s death awful hard. She couldn’t,” Aunt Nella said virtuous­ p too blood, was bawling her eyes but. Kep’ say­ Hyannis or Nantucket? No, she was with meat flavors. pure aware of bow tbe ly. “And you needn’t look at me! I anxious to see if she was cured of Jnstaatly resnove ear* ing, ‘Hughie never done it!’ As if love Judy more’n any of you, but I SAVE TIAAE-WORK-FUEL-OTHER FOODS, TOOI ■acids and other waste any one’d think you did!” her affection for that—that bounder. lo t stay in tbe blood wanted that church for a bungalow Well, she’s got her—” He muttered I- health, there would Several spoons were halted in mid­ in my old age. ’Tain’t no place for !.landing of why the something that sounded like belly, Ipru-t when kidneyB tail air. Several pairs of eyes, I saw, a tearoom. Why, Rockville’s chock- ful, and-immediately added, “Par- lrriy. shot suspicious glances at poor a-block with gifte shoppes and tea­ I or too frequent orioa- . { < M W don me, Judy. I don’t know what r/arns that something Hugh, trying to eat his chowder rooms, and only one of ’em makin’ I’m saying.” And went out with Pot­ Iy suffer nagging back- with a fork. ends meet.” Her head straight­ I dizziness, rheumatic ter. Ihtt niyhts, swelling, “There are plenty of policemen, ened stiffly. “And I’d thank who­ Victor was having a word with lpoan'a JjtHs? Yoa will shall we say, Mrs. Gerry, who might ever busted our boat to have it re­ CORN line recommended tbe Uncle Wylie at the foot of the front In’s Btimulate the (one* not be so lenient with Norcross as paired. That goes for the register, steps, and Aunt Nella was corraiing fcys and help them to B F G o o d ric h you are,” squeaked Mr. Quincy. His too.” She flounced through the Ioua waste from the eyes no longer twinkled; they glit­ swinging door to the kitchen. me to help her. FUKES Itain nothing harmful* “Dishes, Judy. Please!” ----- I . TJbo with confidence* tered. I sat petrified. Auntie can be M otft Cm Fbtem »• Hugh’s chair scraped backward, mighty insulting in a polite way. “You bet, Auntie. Feel terribly Mnd to MME CUII » but he pulled it up again without a After ail was said and done, only guilty, but—” And I gave her all th« n itiff n iK s«f nmol* word when the minister added: “Let one person was likely to be respon­ dirt while we hustled- through. (Vitaala Bi), IliKii Md Iiml tIim who is without evil cast the sible for the damage. (TO BE CONTINUED) THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE N, C.. JUNE 9. 1943.

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Several K9 training stations art courage and abiding faith in our maintained by various branches 4 our fighting services. fellow man. You may not have a dog to send to war but you can send your money. Buy War Bonds. If your neighbor is not taking The U. S. Treasury Departmaut Start punching * ★ Record tell him to subscribe. The W U a i 1If o j t B u q W i i U price has not advanced, but con­ W A R R O N D S tinues the same, $1.00 per year. Prevents the "Bonds" from your pocket! Before our fighting pilots take to When You Come To Town the air for stratosphere flying they must be “suped-up.” To do this the pilot just before he takes off pedals Make Our Office Your a stationary motor driven bicycle to reduce the amount of nitrogen in his blood. Otherwise gas bubbles would c T - Headquarters. collect in his blood stream.

America’s war maelitne Is die to keep the plaee yon We Are Always Glad To growing growing! Hvein safe. See You. IPs getting ready In do- Unde Sam is asking yon H w a tremendous, irresistible wallop to back them up. He’s asking yon to that win smash the Axis flat—once lend the money they need by invests and for aU. Ing in W ar Bonds. Your son who is in the Army, will But brother that puneh has got h i die next few weeks, yon may bo to start from your poehefI And now’s visited by one of the thousands of enjoy reading The Record. Just like a The stationary bicycle is an in­ die time to let it got volunteers who am giving their time expensive piece of equipment, but the vast quantities of this and other Undo Sam is asking os to le n d him and effort Co Ihb Drive. materials of war make it imperative letter from home. The cost is only 2c. for all of us to keep our fighting men IS billion dollars this month. 18 tril­ Bnt don’t wait for him. Today— well supplied by greater and greater lions of extra dollars— over and now—go to your nearest bank or purchases of War Bonds. per week. Send us his address. V. S. Trtanry DfarSmamt above any War Bond bnying that Poet Ofliee or plaee where they sell you’d be doing anyway! Money to War Bonds. And for your Country’s People’s Responsibility bny ships and planes, money to feed sake—for your own sake—invest all Eight billion dollars of the U and dothe and arm and train the yon can! billion dollars in this Seeend I LET US DO I War Loan Drive must come UinHons of your fellow Americans ITiara are 7 different type* of V. Ss from non-banking sources, se who will deliver this punch — who Government securities — c h o o se th e the responsibility for the balk e t this lS-blllion-dollaT drive am ready to work and sweat and o n e s b e s t s u ite d f o r jrouf YOUR JOB PRINTING I rests with the AmeHean public. IndleatiMis are that Ameri­ cans generally need only to be reminded e t fids responsibility and how much they should lend We can save you money their government in order to reach this goal. AmeHeans are THEY SfVE THEIR LIVES . . . backing up their fighting men on your on tne battle fronts. They are supporting the Second War YOU LEND YOUR MONEY! ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, Loan. "They give their lives . . . You lend your money.” This Advertisement Is Donated By STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BDl HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. I Buy War Bonds ivory Pay Day The Davie Record Patronize your home newspaper * * * Let's Double Davie’s Oldest and Best Known Newspaper— and thereby help build up your O u r Q u o ta A Paper That Has Been Working For The Growth home town and county.______And Development of Mocksville and Davie County ADS For SALE IN THE DAVIE RECORD, OUR NEXT ISSUF For More Than 43 - Years The Davie Record DAVIE COUNTY’S ODDEST NEWSPAPER-THE PAPER THE PEOPDE READ

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NEWS OF LONG AGO. Layiog The R ight Foun­ Fonr M ore Y ears Let Us Pray Seen Along M ain Street The New Deal, in its campaign CBy Kev. Loy D. Thompson) By The Street Rambler. d a t i o n Wbat Wat Happening In Davie for a Fourth Term, apparently is Why pray? That is an Import­ 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rev. Walter C. Isenhour. Hiddenite. N. C. Before Tbe New Deal Used Up trying to isolate the President from ant question. Many have asked it On account of illness the Sti eet The Alphabet, Drowned The Common sense tells us that in the faults of his administration in in all seriousness. Many have never Rambler hasn’t seen or beard much order to build a strong, substan­ OPA, foodstuffs, and the handling found a satisfactory answer. In that has happened on Main street Hogs and -Plowed Up The tial building of any kind it is abso of the labor question. ev ry age the question baa been recently—Prominent citizen carry­ Cotton and Cora. lutelv necessary to first lav a good The President himself, returning asked and In every land. It is still ing gallon jug filled with something foundation. If the foundation is from a country-wide tour, reported (Davie Record, June 16, 1920) an open question. Prayer is age­ resembling wine—Miss Ann Grant poorly laid, or constructed of un that the nation as a whole is far a. less. No matter how many {rever­ enjoying cold drink in drug store— Fred Wilson, of Winston-Salem, sound material, the building can, head of Wsshingtou in morale and ses ars visited upon mankind, no Soldier bov saluting lady friend— was a week-end visitor. not endure the storms and rains, or spirit. Washington, he said, is matter what calamities befall the Miss Louise Meroney going into Attorney E. H. Morris spent a the wasting elements of time. The lagging in war spirit and under race, no matter what atrocities are hardware store—Misses Tilthea Rea day or two in Raleleh last week on building will warp and twist and standing of what is necessary to committed against the innocent and McCutIoh and Dora Bowles distrib. b u siness. eventually collapse. win the war. the helpless, may prays on. He uting checks—County commission, Born, t'O Mr. and Mrs. Charles Is not the same true of life? No ♦ * Iu other words he aligns himself never forgets the language of pray­ er putting crate of bottled drinks G. Woodruff, on Monday, a fine one can build a great, noble, royal, with the ppople and against his own er. Out of the heart of old India in car Miss Floreoce Mackie leav­ d a u g h te r. sublime life upon the wrong foun. brood. It is like a mother trying come these words: "O, Lord, we ing town in car—Robinson Powell Attorney Charles A Burrus1 of da ion. And sin and wickedness to avoid criticism for the bad rais­ know not what is good for us. rambling around town—Mrs. Les­ Shelby, spent the week-end In town is that foundation. To begin life ing of her children by siding with Thou knowest what It is—for it we lie Daniel selling green beans— with friends. with bad, injurious habits which the truant officer. prav.” We seek good through Homely looking soldier riding a- William Stockton has accepted both destroy the health and mor PFC. WILLIE EFIKD, son of Mr. and Four more years of the New prayer. Why pray? Prayer grows round in auto with pretty girl— a position with the Erwin Cotton Mrs. S. B. Efird. of Harmony. R. I, who en­ als, and which eventually destroy Deal is not jhst four more years of out of our necessities. We pray Misses Wanda Lee Hendricks and Mills, at Cooleemee. tered the Medical Corps Feb. 9,1942, and the character and the soul, should is now stationed at New Haven, Conn. Roosevelt, howeverl As Senator because we lack something that Virginia McCorkle riding bicycles Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Deese, of be guarded and advised agulnst. Styles Bridges, of New Hampshire, earth cannot supply. It Is In the on Main street—Two young ladies Norwood, visited relatives in the No habit that is hurtful should be said recently, “Four more years if time of advercity that we learn the standing on street corner holding county last week. laid as a foundation upon which <0 Farm ers Aided by W PB Roosevelt means four more years language of supplication and not in hands and talking about coming J. K.. Meroney returned Friday build life. Parents should guard of Harry Hopkins, with bis spend the hour of prosperity. Melanch e v en ts. from a business trip to Knoxville O r d e r their children, as much as possible, and spend, tax and tax, and elect ton has said: "Trouble and per­ and Chattanooga. against anything and everything Washington—The War Prodection and elect policies operated from plexity drive me to prayer, and Miss Viola Brown, of Charlotte, Takiog Politics O ot O f that would injure them in body, board provided simple priority pro* within the W hite House itself. It prayer drives away perplexity and spent several days last week in cedure by which farmers can pur­ mind and soul. In the meantime means four more years of Govern tro u b le .” W a r town with her parents. chase 178 kinds of hard-to-get sup­ they should pray earnestly and ment by lameducks four years Why pray? If Jesus, the per Mr. and Mrs. Everett Horn, of plies. Several weeks ago, to take poll sincerely that God would protect more of New Deal wasters spend­ feet One, the holy One, found it Winston-Salem, spent the week-end Under a program worked out by tics out of the war, Chairman H ar­ them, and come early into their ing recklessly.. . four more years expedient and profitable to call up­ In town with relatives. WPB’s office of civilian requirements rison E Spangler, of the Repnbli - lives and souls. of planned agricultural mismanage­ on the Father in heaven, does it Mrs. W. L. Call and daughter a farmer map buy up to* $25 w o rth can National Committee, suggssted When I was a boy in school we of any of the named items simply by ment which has reduced America not seem reasonable and right that Miss Eva, and son Roy, are v'sit- that President Roosevelt declare were taught that character . meant giving his dealer a signed certificate for the first time to hunger levels; we poor sinners should hold com­ Ing relatives at Germanton. himself out of the race and devote more than learning. Our readers sta tin g : four more years of crucifying small munion with him? Are we better Misses Isabel and Eleanor Adams, his entire time to winning the war. were full of the best stories which ’I certify to the War Production business, and, above all, four years fortified than He to face life and of Charlotte, were week eud gnests Mr. Spangler’s proposal came as inspired us to aim high, aspire for board that I am a farmer and that of WPA'Over the world at the ex­ brave its dangers and solve its prob­ o f Ossie and M argaret Allison one New Dealer after another was Misses the best things, and have a pur. the supplies covered bv this order pense of the American taxpayer.” lems? Sintessness cries ont, "O, Misses Thelma and Margaret pushing the President’s Fourth pose that was great and worth are needed now and will be used for —Union Republican. my Father,” and help comes and Thompson, of Durham, spent the the operation of a farm.” Term candidacy. while, then do our best to bring it power is renewed. week-end here with home folks. The certificate is not a WPB form Immediately the bureaucrats be­ into effect, or accomplish it. We Price Control Why pray? If we want to un­ Mrs Lutber Coxwell, of Chris —it may be furnished by the farm er came alarmed that the "meal tick­ were taught the goal of life was In spite of all the “pointing with derstand’ life in all its sacred rami­ tine, Texas, is the guest of her sis­ himseif or the retailer. The farmer et” might accept the soundness of high up In manhood and woman, may buy more thnn worth if he pride” by OPA administrators in the fications we shall need to climb the ter In-law. Mrs. C. C. Cherry. $25 Mr. Spangler’s proposal. They hood, truth and honesty, upright­ has the certificate approved by his nation, it is a known fact to the pub­ goldeu stairway that leads to God- Misses Fibssie and Velma M artin, found seventeen reasons why their ness and godliness, sobriety and no­ local county farm rationing com­ lic that price control is almost a effectual fervent prayer. Life's who have been teaching at Green­ jobs sbeuld not be endangered. But bility, and in order to achieve sue m itte e . fa ilu re . real values are revealed to us as we ville, N. C., arrived home last week. now comes Chairman Spangler a- cess we bad to measure up to this. WPB ordered manufacturers and The public was led to believe that hold fellowship with the Master. M issLettieHudson, of Asheville, prices were pegged as of March, gain with clear-cut reasoning to Aoything that was low. dsgrad- distributors to get 66 of the scarcest We see things as they are. We spent several days last and this 1942. but a public which found that support his contention. ing, vile and mean was to be be­ items into retailers’ hands without see them in the light of eternity. week In town, the guest of Miss it continually costs more and more “So long as Mr. Roosevelt con­ neath us. We were not to partake delay and in adequate quantities Tor We see them through the e , es of Sara Reece. money to live could not always be tinues to be a candidate for a Fourth of it. We were taught that “it is fa rm use. God. Since prayer helps us in this Rev. Floyd Fiye returned last Among the 66 most urgent items fooled. Term he will be two people,” Mr. noble only to be good.” In our When it seems that the lowly Irish way let us pray and keep praying. week from High Point, where he are batteries, chains, cold chisels, Spangler said. "One person is the examinations we were not to cheat. potato has become a gold plated lux­ held a revival meeting in South- pitchforks, hoes, harness leather, President of the United States, to. In our dealings we were to be fair. ury, we are forced so the conclusion side Baptist church. There were galvanized pails, pipe, horsecollarS, Expenshre C hildren ward whose office men owe respect We were taught that to live a he- pliers, rope, shovels, barbed wire, that price control has not done so 4 j professions, and the congregation In Paducah, Ky., (Senator Bar­ and honor. The other person is a roical life we had to be manly, wo­ and bale wire, wrenches, tubs and w ell. • presented Mr. Fry with a purse of kley’s home town), two teachers, politician running for office, right­ manly, virtuous and righteous, and poultry netting.! And when the consumer finds that over $200 at the close of the meet­ two maids, a janitor and a cook ly regarded as a party partisan. As take no unfair terms, or seek no Another lisr, made up of items what be asked for is no more on the market, and that a cheaply construc­ form the staff for a day nursery a candidate he must step down from in g . byways, in our effort to reach life’s which WPB is undertaking to sup­ ted substitute has a price twice as built for the children of war work­ bis high place and subject himselt Miss Elizabeth Rodwell, of Char­ highest, grandest goal. Our suc­ ply in a long-range program, in­ great, he begins to wonder to what ers as a part .of a $6,000,000 Feder­ to the disadvantages of any other lotte, came homesS.mday to spend cess in life depended upon laying cludes axes, blow torohes, boxes, place price control has gone. a few days with her parents and to burlap bags, curry C l mbs, egg cas­ al project; but only 4 children are candidate. He cannot ding to the the right foundation and putting There is more to price control than be present at the marriage of her es, feed troughs, hand grindstones, enrolled. It is estimated that it immunities which properly belong into life’s structure the very best mere orders about maximum prices. sister, which takes place Thursday. band sprayers, band cultivators, will cost $900 a month to operate to the President of the United material. Ifthat was true forty There are other means which must D. H Hendricks, of Bixby, who horseshoes, various types of kniveB, the nursery for the benefit of these S ta te s. and fifty years ago, it is equally as be employed along with setting max­ underwent an operation in a Wins­ milk pails, padlocks, picks, plow 4 children. “ A candidate has no immunities true today. Indeed we know that shares, rakes, corrugated roofing, imum prices. ton hospital Thursday, is getting W hile he seeks office he is a private it is tr u e vices, wheelbarrows, saws, blades If an article has been selling for along fine, his many friends will be Birthday Party For citizen soliciting votes. He cannot and wagon hardware. one dollar and the manufacturer have ois cake and eat it, too. From glad to learn. A farmer is defined as a "person finds that it cannot be made and B rother A llen, V isit Us M argie R arris the instant he seeks office, he be­ Rev. Dwight Brown, of Lawn who engages in farming as a busi­ sold for less than $ 1.25 because of Mr. Frank Alien found a quart1 comes two men: one Ptesident Roo dale, was in town last week on his ness, by raising crops, livestock, increased costs of labor and mater­ Jessie Ruth Harris entertained wry to Durham, where he will at­ of 4o-vear-old corn liquor in his bees or poultry.” ials, the difference must be made up at a party Saturday night at her sevelt; the otber Franklin Roose in subsidies if the price is not to rise. tend the Summer School for prea­ room on Fourteenthstreet this mor­ home on R. 1, honoring her sister, velt, of Dutchess County, New Subsidies also present a long iist chers at Trinity College. He spent ning while cleaning it up prepara­ Fonrth Term D raft Joke Margie on her 16th birthday. York, a mere man running for of problems, one of which is the tre­ one night with his parents on R. 4. tory to moving in. It was left Those enjoying the games and office.” ' The masses are tired of living on mendous cost to the public treasury. Dr. Lester P. Mhrtln, who re­ there long ago, was forgotten and ‘•By the speaking of one word,” promises that baue failed to matei- Another aid to price control is refreshments weie: The honoree, was mellow red.—Hickory Record. Mr. Soangler added, "the little, cently graduated in medicine at ialize in ten years under the New strict rationing, which cuts down Elizabeth and Irene Prevette, Maud Mr. Alien is given a cordial in­ two-letter word, NO, he will be Philadelphia, is spending several Deal. They want a change and the demand for the products to the and Elizabeth Reavis, Gladys Ed­ vitation to visit Davie county and come everybody’s President. By days in town with his parents. Dr. the old hocus-pocus of being ‘draft, persons who have them to sell. wards, Edith Ladd, Lucille Gaither, stay as long as be likes. saying NO he will be able to act and Mrs. W. C. .Martin. Dr. Mar­ ed’ for President is as state as a Joe We are not capable of solving the Isabell Swisher, Dorothy, Coleen, The only thing wrong about the problem, but those in charge would without fear or favor. President tin will locate in Scranton, Pa., for Miller book. President Roosevelt and Martha; Efird, Belle a n d above news item was that it hap- do well to realize that they have not Roosevelt wili not have to carry the practice of his profession. He has not only passed the stage of Louise Smitb, Joe Peoples, George pened ’wav back in 1920. succeeded in controlling prices, and Candidate Roosevelt around on bis is a fine young man, and has many usefulness, he has never achieved Call, J B. Tutterow Fred Baker, that more efforts must be made in friends here who wish him abund­ Hubert and Harold Reeves, Carold b a c k .” that eminent position. the right direction if we are to es­ ant success in his new home. It’s Now 200,000 Ladd, Kelly and Clay Gaither, Jim Uhe next move is up to the Pres­ A fourth term? A fifth term? cape inflation with ail its disastrous Invitations have been received in Frank Anderson, Ray Draughn, id e n t. Thefinarcountshoweda total of Is this what we are fighting for? results.—Wilkes Journal. this city reading as follows: Dr. "well over 200,000" Axis troops Jack and Ike Woodward, Wade taken prisoners in the concluded DefaniteIy not.—Fort LonderdaIe and Mrs. John W. Rodwell invite R obert Is Right Edwards, Dawes Hutchens, Charlie Tunisian campaign says General N ew s. To H asten Y ictory you to be present at the marriage Dwight Eisenhower. Robert Quillen says a hick town Bruce Barnard, Horace Padgett, of their daughter Clarice, to Mr. No Ameriean wants this war Peach Preserves is a place where the board drafts Letpy Dyson, Troy, Thomas and to go one minute beyond the James Wyley Dickerson, on Thurs­ w a t e r WHAT? MO. Eldrou Billings, Robert Ijatnes, Ed, time wo can bring it to a vic­ IB TTm E A D T Small Son: "Papa, what are cos­ the linotype operator, the press­ day afternoon, June 17th, at 5:30 Bill and Wilson Harris, Raymond torious end. To hasten that m etics?” man, toe printer and the business o’clock, at home, Mocksville, N. C. victory—to save possibly the Papa: Cosmetics, my son, are manager when it drafts the editor. Hill, Lynell Richardson, Ray Clea­ Ihres of millions of our boys Senator Warren G. Harding, of peach preserves.” , ry, Henry Dyson, Harvyand Bruce on our far Bang fronts—it Is Ohio, was nominated for President Cleary, Wilburn and Enoch Pre­ imperative that every Ameri­ on the 10th ballot Saturday even, Onr Jobb to Save can do his part in the Second vette. ONE PRESENT. War Loan. There I* an In­ ing in Chicago, and Governor Cal B A C K U P DoUan vestment to fit every purse. vin Coolidge, of Massachusetts, WHEN THIS The Axis Stops at Nothing. The most yon can do is IitiIp was named as Vice-President. Har­ HAPPENS, PHONE US Y O U R B O Y Buy Don’t stop your War Bead enough compared with the sac­ mony and brotherly love prevailed. and We’ll Print Some Buy an Additional WurBondi Payroll Savings at 10%. Every rifice offered by onr boys In soldier Is a IM percenter. Fig­ service. They give their Uvos Harding is a printer, and a Bap­ For Yon In A HnnyU BondToday J ® Every Pay Day —you lend your money. tist. He will be elected. ure It out yourself, THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

They Came, They Saw, They Conquered ‘Oh Suzamia* C ute Who’s News ThisWeek By DeIos Wheeler Lovelace By VIRGINIA TALE Consolidated Features.—WNU Release. Released by Western Newspaper Union. M EW YORK--Some day a hard- AN ENTIRE apartm ent house, A SERIES OF ’ pressed U-boat commander •iv in sections, was constructed SPECIAL ARTICLES may surface to find a dozen airplanes BY THE LEADING for Columbia’s “The More the riding herd on his craft in mid- WAR CORRESPONDENTS LooktaaIfThis ocean. Mhe Merrier” (Jean Arthur, Joel finds, in ad- McCrea and Charles Cobum Backer of Blimps9 d i t i o n, a starring), which is certainly the Guerrilla Girl Moment Is Nigh most am using picture of the year ing aloft until her birds do their job so far. The rooftop was laid out In Serbia and come back to roost, all the Across the floor of an entire sound blame will be. Bear Admiral Charles stage, the four room apartment Byt Ruth MUeheU that’s the scene of most of the action E. Rosendahl’s. (W NU Feature—Through special arrangement Rosendahl, a captain but up for occupied another, the building front with The American Magazine.) promotion, has been ordered back and a block of similar structures oc­ to his favorite post, the Naval Air cupied another—the latter being the During my 3% years in the Bal­ Station at Lakehurst, N. J., after a scene of the love scene which is kans, I came to know that part of tour of sea duty. All through this likely to go down in movie history the world as no American woman war he has been asking for blimp as one of the most delightful ever has before. plane-carriers. m ade. The Italian occupation of Albania drove me out of that country into Since the wreck of the Shenan­ The way James Cagney mauls his Jugoslavia. There I met the Serbs. doah Rosendahl has been ac­ women on the screen is a Hollywood I liked their way of living and their cepted as one of the best in­ legend; actually, he has struck principles. And because I found formed men on lighter-than-air women only four times, never them most perfectly expressed in a craft. When that big dirigible oruised one. But in “Johnny Come Serbian organization of guerrilla broke in two he drifted away in On a banjo made from the metal Lately” he’s beat up by a girl, Mar­ fighters called the Chetniks, I eventu­ the bow section, no motors, no jorie Lord. She slapped him, hit ally joined them and became, my­ rndder, no anything. He and a of a wrecked Japanese Zero fighter Scores of American soldiers carrying their equipment pour out of plane, Lieut. Walter E. Moore him on the jaw, pounded his chest. self, a Chetnik. few helpers free-ballooned the He suffered no ill effects. But Mar­ But not at once. There were many fragment until he conld land her. landing barges onto the black volcanic sand of Massacre Bay, on the strums out American favorites at a Aleutian island of Attu which had been heliWby the Japanese: Fighting U. S. base in Buna, New Guinea. jorie sprained a wrist. months of adventurous travel, dur­ Rosendahl is a Chicago-born citizen In conjunction with army air forces these men forced the enemy to Tuning screws are 25 caliber car< -# r ing which I was often hounded by of Texas who finished Annapolis in retreat to the sea. tridges. There’s not a woman featured in Axis agents and accused of being a ’14, served eight years on surface “Bataan”—but the wives of the all- spy. I witnessed the growing men­ craft and then volunteered for a tour star cast include Barbara Stanwyck, ace of domination by greedy, swag­ at Lakehurst, then as now the navy’s Adrift 131 Days Joan Crawford, Lucille Ball and Jen­ gering, war-mad Nazis and Fascists. chief station for experiments with Even Mules Fight Axis nifer Jones, soon to make her ap­ I became involved in the struggle of dirigibles. pearance in the lead of “The Song the Serbs to maintain their freedom. He helped develop the stationary Joins Chetniks. fend mobile stub masts, he worked out mooring problems and ground- So it was that I found myself one handling and he never stopped day in the presence of that-old Chet­ preaching the virtue of the big gas nik leader, Voivoida Perchanatz. It bags. was March 3, 1941, in Belgrade, For a long time, catastrophes, such where I had been living for nearly as the loss of the Los Angeles, the a year. I had come to join the Chet­ burning of the Hindenburg and the 3 P niks. Shenandoah accident kept him from Some months before, my name getting far. But now congress has had been entered in the big, well- ordered 200 blimps for anti-U-boat worn book of candidates, sponsored work. by a noted member of the organiza­ tion. I had been trained in the code VEARS ago the Kansas City base- of Chetnik fighting and taught how to 1 ball team was in a slump and use dagger and revolver. Now I had no bat boy to boot. Somebody was ready. I stood before the ven­ remembered a smart kid making erable leader, with my right hand yourHroung on the crossed dagger and pistol, bom® for you Bat Boy to Baker sandwiches repeating after him the oath: . _ in the re­ JENNIFER JONES are Im e gen in 13 Steps; Now f r e s h m e n t “Do Smrti za srbiju—tako mi bog ber. P pomogao.” It means, “Till death DeputyFoodChief of Bernadette.” Her husband is ! the sH Robert Walker, screen newcomer, for Serbia, by the help of God.” , RemcnJ team sprayed hits all over, won Fish and rainwater was the com­ who an enthusiastic press agent Name Crossed Out When Joining. plete diet of Poon Lim, this 25-year- the bu hands down and the kid got a steady Despite mechanization, the army needs the lowly mule. These three tells us has "the wistful appeal of That was all. Then Perchanatz I you md job, though he had to quit finally old Chinese sailor, while he drifted Jimmy Stewart, plus a dash of Gary have been picked from a mule market in St. Louis, Mo., to be transported on the Atlantic for 131 days with took the big, old book and solemnly fitting i will Ilispose years old he owned his own food writer-actor in English pictures, was tory will rise the sun of Liberty!” fcf makii brokerage company. Later he man­ playing the part of a British officer. Since I was to do intelligence Ionce th | aged a bakery, and after a merger work, my joining was to be kept pimple was called east to become, eventu­ Till recently Dick Stark, announc­ secret at that time. Many of the SarJr- ally, head of Continental. er on “Abie’s Irish Rose,” would leading men of Serbia—politicians, calls fori He is a big man, and a nose flat­ fight anybody who called him “Baby- judges, professors — are Chetniks, *|down thl tened at the tip lends an accent of face.” Now he’s changed his tone_ their membership a dead secret. I lttern so I good nature to his round aggressive Paramount likes that baby face, and was given the customary poison, Itto face. On his family tree is a notable has signed him to replace Alan Ladd which I sewed in the collar of my j pattern | ancestor, John Marshall, first chief in gangster roles lined up for Ladd coat, where it could be chewed if justice of the Supreme court. before he joined the army. my hands were bound. ‘ ibuttoii —•— Serbs Were Stunned. IN THIS year of grace the Bellamy When a quizmaster makes a mis­ Soon after I became a Chetnik, $ 3 * blueprint for Utopia is like Hit­ take listeners burn up the wires tell­ I from ri| events in the Balkans moved to a right. ler’s uglier new world, behind sched­ ing him so. On a recent “Take a swift climax. Bulgaria joined the ule. After “Looking Backward’* Card” program Wally Butterworth Naas, and on the morning of March If the 73, HeHeadsBig reached its said that hot dogs are made of pork; . first wide* 25 the news was flashed: “Jugo­ Project for Less eyed readers he’s been snowed under by wires, slavia has signed the Axis pact.” letters and phone calls telling him an The Serbs were, stunned at Qie. in­ assortment of m eats is' used. credible sell-out of their government. that SO years would be plentySSTS^S for his In Belgrade there was a death-like happy revolution. Fifty-five have Brian Donlevy lost half his mus­ calm for two days. No Serb showed rolled along and we haven’t even tache during the final day’s shooting his face on the streets, but behind those superheterodyne houses, state- for “America” at a steel plant; imi­ closed doors a momentous determi­ owned and suited to the tenant’s tated the workers in throwing his nation was gathering. "Excessive speed” was named as arms across his face after flipping a “taste and convenience wholly.” the cause of a wreck of a Pennsyl­ It broke on March 27. On that shovelful of ferro-manganese into a fateftil day, for the first time a small Closest to them, maybe, are vania train, New Xork bound from furnace, but took his arm down too the different but promising proj­ British engineers In Burma are hacking highways through jungles, Atlantic City, killing 14 persons and nation of Europe declared war on soon. Germany before it was itself at­ ects of the private enterprise mountains, to .create a system of roads and supply lines over which they injuring 89 others at Delair, N. I. —*— Bellamy snubbed. Consider the plan to force the Japanese from their positions in that sector. At top: The wrecked vestibule looks like a tacked. Little Serbia, had decided British troops are working on a new stretch of road. Below: A convoy of Paulette Goddard predicts that to battle the monster. And from huge new construction with grim jaw ready to devour the ini Sonny Tufts, who appears opposite which the Metropolitan Life In­ jeeps carry supplies around a loop on a new road in Burma. specting officials. that day onward, and because of. her in “So Proudly We Hail,” win that decision, everything went wrong surance company and Chairman become a big star. A year ago he Frederick H. Ecker, mean to re­ for Germany. vive a blighted East side area British Strategists at Allied War Talks was trying to get extra parts on the It was the-Serbs, whom Germany on the still far from Utopian is­ Here’s Mud in His Eye air, but radio producers wouldn’t lis­ expected to brush off like a trouble* land of Manhattan. ten. Recently she told Charles Mar­ some mosquito, who spoiled her aim, tin of the CBS Playhouse that she’d destroyed her timing. I believe their This will be a major unit in a bet him a pound of steak he’d be courageous action saved the British nation-wide apartment community offering Sonny $1,500 an appearance empire and—yes—America, from program that Chairman Ecker is di­ after the picture’s released. slavery to Europe, as once before, recting at the age of 75. And he is —*— in 1389, the Serbs’ heroic stand working for nothing. Both radio and movies took a hand saved Europe from slavery to Asia. He is working for only a little less in the build-up of Jack Carson. Pro­ The Nazis had intended to attacR than he got when he joined Metro, ducer Vick Knight announced his en­ Russia in March—my information politan 60 years ^go. He was a $4 gagement as star of an air series; told me March 16. Hitler had ex­ a week office boy then. At 20 he then Mark Hellinger said he’d ..get pected to have Jugoslavia in hand had charge of all the company’s real star billing in “The Widow Wouldn’t and thoroughly "co-ordinated" by estate transactions and later was Weep,” first meant for Jack Benny. the treasurer and finally, president. then. Instead, he had to fight. He had to detach an army intend­ Two generations back, the Ecker ODDS AND ENDS— Martha Raye family made their home in Alsace. dropped in on the "Lei's Fact Iln set to ed for Russia and send it down into That was the Jacob P. Ecker branch. tell Bob Hope what he’d better take along the Balkans to secure his rear—an Jacob served with one of Napoleon on his overseas trip . . . She hopes to go army of not less than half a million back herself soon . . . Jack Benny's been troops. It took him three months to Bonaparte’s generals. He came to Vi U ^ccioil this country when his son John was signed to star in “The Horn Blows at do what he had expected would be Midnight," the scenes of which are laid in done by routine penetration and ter­ the I but seven years old. When the Civil Heaven and New York. . . Thetfve changed this war broke out, John fought in 32 rorization, in no time at all. the title of *7'he Pentode” to “Conflict There can be no question that if ton ] & al engagements, on the Union side. He much easier to understand—but “Five tif o®)lack anq was left for dead once, but lived to Germany had had those three spring Three of Britain’s war leaders take their places across the table from Graves to Cairo” is still a puzzler, since it months in which to concentrate her for become a major. When peace came, the United States war chiefs at a meeting of American and British war doesn’t mean what it seems to . . . Stage prac he moved from Phoenicia, in upstate This front eover of a Nazi propa­ full force on Russia, she would have strategists in Washington, D. C. Left to right: Lieut. Gen. Sir Hastings ganda magazine which devoted an 29 on the Metro lot, where Gregory Ratoff taken Moscow and that life stream is a New York, to Brooklyn. Here young it directing “R u s s ia Aas been christened wo: Frederick went to school until he L. Ismay, chief staff officer to the minister of defense; Admiral Sir entire issue to the mud and water of the Soviet, the Volga, and Russia Dutljey Pound, first sea lord and chief of naval staff; and Gen. Sir Alan in Russia shows a German troopei 'Ratoffgraf by the nt&nbers of the com- would have been out of the war—a bodii was 15 years old, then took a job as Bxioke, chief at tht imperial staff. a pony- sure office boy with the Metropolitan. taking drink of muddy water. serious situation for the Allies. a o m f i s c 9 0 fl£ V, 1 $ $ 5 1 9 7 Cute.11 r v.- jv iBIoiteS'lor /ifl itui I vj:> a ' Soungs ii )I Eimip hrifVl M'W V flf : nniCT

i T O M " 3.I.T SENfjEWANTED Jl1HiW i l l i| j,j , it Bv CHERIE NIG s"e«"0^ ? V. .-Illv 3 H 7 H I -"V J aj3MA0 Wr%H T H K Stl& f > R3VIJ3Q 33»» S H I i I A M VTI/I9J '(JJ WfFFfflRWIf? O p e n F e u o w >F HA S3 m AiY :rvi0 Cl£S M3HY3 m m e [[in'aii who ,Ji A MQJIM aniifiK ioi his wife either h&£ ild secre VlOU '/I? IN C OTAdMJA wife *WeHs INDENTS ..-■HrM r; K '«•*«:H ff‘ « BUYASPIRIN, - Iilla Girl tii A3 •Sfft IO fin Ierbia nr nA i M itchell ™ u ^ I e <;Pr 9 * e ^ ugh special arrangement Irican Magazine.) tionaonal honor is national prop- of*Uiehrafe high'e'sfr'vEflfifc—WritesihiSh'e’i f *vdl£ti;—J'arfi f r m rit years in the Bal- Oeil-.V ilf.' O yr'.y. { H(i to iiB ssiblr C This coittmn know that part of end tells yon bow. American woman ii/ s. tv> ./HJHW H fMii1 r A ptfyw s Vsrnjsli. .#jr»w .it m m w & L m |upation of Albania t?. v»oti ?i bnii that country into Question-! - In spite; T>f- fill ^heediltt gent trials, it has been impossible 'e I m et the Serbs, 'mprr-'iT/ of living and their for me-to-master~how-to-ap I S A L V E because I found nish I over stained jvoo ^dAibfedttf^»WDr^fM £[ I) :tly expressed in a show ng igSmte in te'cu pn !leads. TnT sunace~wa ck^Neat Co, Tesn. , ition of guerrilla r 90l Oi TOIl1T Jl:g OlItlt .snr.1’ 73 Chetniks, I eventu- jeleati =tband:staiijef M S f ' 1 % 1» by greedy, swag- £ 9I M d « e - « R > 1>S9(tW s ShirtS8J K OW I id' ^liaKty1 aria y 7 l&id-'in^n*tp rfnoVI ■Jazis and Fascists. e "all gone” at the collar a Fpteli 'DoJittotfShfctoB' MfWani ______ait IM irBIS frie s '{JisfiSif. c eansed by Cbii- IiiiAQtI^btoQriMHybaio4I . 9 9npatMt:» V&tW /J SJ ish; this is one of the causpfe stuns »(Mt ofltha^rflenrtt*y feawewmia ith future dust rags. tISfi a F 'j W f f W P * .SfiftlI jvl b tebWeBailMite SB) ti ii* T j f l r a ^vlry p i c f o ? fa S ic ISal elly time, ana rightfully so,Ior .iic n a is the time to start pmSrag^tip' I in the struggle of Baimed for artiv& wear. Yeu’ll a i K S h a W r b bsmoD < iterriexfttisag iM io Hleab srii D r . HrrrjHCULK1S :ain their freedom, IuOii V tiM a tfasvtift ecipes 1BW I5J j I a J I9 9 W ^di lompers, dresses, sun-suits, orize each cos e witnsucb ^Wfceisfts (ficstl hetniks. ,______J lKTvaW ip c D i r ____ l \XATIVF p o w d e r land SiritJrm^ttr.n mi1 ?rif . IiKSfltASifO found myself one orf tRgrtectgfe WOttl6 K^aflpiIttP prs oMfi?®iH!ly e f“ " ‘ ‘ i' 1 b n a tim itih ,ffi >A'ii :e of that-old Chet- Iisy at ttip family sewing m a­ you can stitch un in practi r it oS. Varnish should be sp­ ^ ril ai yn*n»dS4« ida Perchanatz. It u l starting Uf Btitcli away. ostng u n e r r in g in straight strokes in tme di- -atA^biyi^etfhMiiiWistfUt adb anit Victory of the Win noiea * 941, in Belgrade, i mi and'Mvithtithaigitfin.H Afler. berries, cfejosg, bftWhhHH r. «%(- ofcr OfKaenpilMurni nA j Indionfratteilnait to your sew- t living for nearly Is shirts, as a rule, ing brttohrrWlV7 QfR?aTBi»Jjrtrt') perfect for children’s cToTl iue and orna- ^toiaa#Fe<,«infV¥i in the big, well- IaraCutout monograms to o W % •fR O & lfoW i Ie,^ AjJjigg^ugrAast. cuj ither you plan to converMha* face may also cause-air bub* ba$Z UOic fcidates, sponsored nto a shirt or romperCjttfJ yjkets can be made of I^toiaHiijtbniklieKfVaa-IM Io 01 rfWei Af I r of the organiza- material and are jiffy- ^UedcSC ov(6 l hvttedtsflM/iaddb I ll» '* l «S« lrained in the code Iroung son or a sunsuit and lsei^mpi^T^ff^i^^TOW 4ered fruit ^ I for your young daughter, hen with the aid of the zig-zag- H MIKES YOD CUNKT1 RDVOuS! I and taught how to nJkcJvw ftnent. If you would like revolver. Now I Ime general steps to remem' to dramatize your daughter’s writ- Mxt I/ jI'x >j8 sd before the ven- ' IffipVIlijfr Khre her write her name Ioalatv ccoatantlji. oCcntinubi^irci Ji ! the shirt apart along I Tftllinft boil podi> « hn* iI»iH th my right hand 1 cfcfc# oeo*lof her dress, then with W # ; irtn S t HRW TWftT ISlI I agger and pistol, , Remove the collar and yoke, read embroiderer you can i m m .MtHBSlfl d u e * ntBCU«|Bl> l.-sw viiiirh m the oath: the buttons and buttonholei fettering with a signature o f h K a n “w f f ShAft,«• *«iM biju—tako mi bog I you may be able to use the:a (Mri)Havy BiMidwMiaun. ,Cl .nolani jutting for the back closing on eans, "Till death prn shirt of beige- -Hit nw <11 lielp of God.” dress or the front cli _ was used to make »o.i iiit: ■: i l + l J t e W « a 2 B j I Bs shirt. Be sure to Iai i • ,lHillliWlj^liio 3 ylno Then Perchanatz i placing, pinning and J 9SPEt Jp1CHKI two-year-old miss |(< Mliiiin You m ust regard brie. Caul QrtwsM^swMiM W eABM tno oinbolib as dead. How the edge of collar, faSW^HPStiSi .crifjRiRiili I the pattern carefully to sleeves and pockets. Pinafores as ..easpoon proper . , 1 Tv OS:* Ia day! There are sal, then pink all thar; td tmlaat* :tniks, but I was !SeSI1 nCl|(S|jnt]^ sketches are the l«SinPViift|®r -9«»« of-d HtoMintfI W .tafi v l b*Mh ; with the pinker atti iig sew # BtMiiHe-folk’s fashion cir­ ibine all ingredientS.*nd>TeW : foreign birth and sewing machine kit. This Ixilw l (lltllim «i sildoq sifT . Tlb be admitted. cles, !ten’s striped shirts make un- ig a leaky faucet by the sim- To^prepare juice, crush or grind InA cdU lV Wins bne m m Iispose of the more involve] !su|nj Jftractive pinafores for chil- J>*0 0 « And through my If making French seams, bi jcess of puttiiK 3 ^vgMvasher iat marching song you use the stripes ver- offending XSSJHpttS 8 I once the fabric has a pinked ,ticaUjt/OTfJe garment and hori- >^e , .Six^bilio11 ady, now ready, simple seams are all thafjna t of pliUBPfJ W tH R H I t n w l n W i mighty the com- [zo^M jlpHockets, waistline band very hanauy ly n in ri |ary. When using a pattern and pleatea edging. Add to this the fIZ - I boa -tin our glorious vie- palls for buttons Is her mind to it. un of Liberty!” lionM J ^ ltsSfcCIof applique .slll« w » » 8 1« Jdown the front or(£$CHj£a£e MaTilfeWITlver left cor­ —% -cup-prepare fn b n iri! *iodoX ) do intelligence Metal' window' Sill 'berr|f 'aad Mnsapi^ertlaBliw Jttem so that the center line of ner) that can be applied quickly with tion: What sh M r n nM bn< .iM was to be kept MMBflHstittHHMC' markings’ KWaM* ril ylnnoa :n«wiiX to ie. Many of the the zigzaggsr aiuahhient ihd“yoir j pattern fall on the center line c l T t o l Inmsflf sH 1 0 8 siaopX erbia—politicians, crnshed-stcawbwcies— v ia - " — are Chetniks, ‘iflr ?ra cru sh ed Ifcn ati lor-tifcsli. Ir OTfiSffiJSEfff By dropping in at a local sewing iqjjn)Fl JillTH riBK I ««i • tnit a dead secret. I tchment. over: SlM lM □stomary poison, ClotKB I I MO « lt , , the collar of my w gV stfl.^i.uaM LI I from right to left, boys’ from variety of attractive outfits from ______I bo» .iM • ild be chewed if right. Just the opposite i | > t Will FIrtIBflW Ml'JISlM&ll b . I l l d l iund. 1 the garment has a bat! ohs’ via W^fifiTe hudgel tprioA4WMbenia».v/ CM aoo'Snc Iimir WViKloi All* '■ ■ Stunned, cSBEfOil .U srll you etui Inafltev &M1 tbc*flwdciu sew* cniauty i(«en«e»ii* iptb»»p}il*' dt» 4 l^ •ail nl linos mile W aiU«M JiM ^ came a Chetnik, [ paJteuLnotches .1 Rth^^n^,«A U iR 9 o)>n«H m l 3 P fl .*»*> ■nentous determi- pear ids MitaeH It if or taH iinllML v«i}i ,wliisq ttdflliw ng. it jelly or jam jSHrfWbL _ Aiik&er W eC W lth ^ ILadl Io ,IbiIaliM Il K IS r o n t S f a w t a e h ^ilj - v 1* :ch 27. On that 1 1 fie 11 >j IOIls Dll first time a small that is appealing to young enthusi- IkiSa declared war on witlL.iron_cement. DI i«MMr ^«£4 - ne<48ming tim e and ★ ing. TrISce»it a rale not to have P M TSW bnn .iM w v (abnuii Md fm y information treating versatile skirt * Scratches In Gl fi BtMW0OiIDiMia .iM .isidJliiab h I* other big ( 1 iUnaiasuaM bntrittp*!**! • >H» S S ^ ^ 3 ^ £ ,Mlns.s» Hitler had ex- ashions to wear with the exquisite jion: How c a n ______'or you’ll be issfcKO bn * Jeoslavia in hand f IlK O uiiW RftM sspKtintit^I « HT Ie this Jcratches from a glass sur- I loo tirea to concentrate concentra as you ocoas onally. Do not crush frittt."! ni IOiItHM xo-ordinate d” by r*iH^h«r'styIe to hould on canning. sisilwnHii Brdk tact MUantf boifcM i heaf lad to fight. ;er: The amrne stiivi i#

VERY POOR PRIMT TflE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C. JUNE 16, 1943.

l ed in May $ 3 7 , 6 5 0 worth of war THEDAV THE DAVIE RECORD Advance Soldier Helpf Robert M. Seamon Over liie Top ! bonds. The June quota is $ 3 1 , 2 2 3 . The May war bd3i|»oJ.a for Da- It is needless to say that Davie will Robhrt M. Seamon 1 6 0 , for the C. FRANK STROMD • • Edflor.1 vie county was good do her part and more H youoos- Oldest Pape paSJ- 2 9 years section foreman for people in this little county purcbas siblv can, buy a war bond today. No Liquor, TELEPHONE I ! the Southern Railway system, died Monday, June 7 1 b, at his home on NEWS AR Entered at the Poatoflice in MoekB- Spring Slreet 1 fol’ow ng a stroke of vllle, N. C.. as Second-Cldwt Mail paratvsis which he suffered about a I N I H E CAMELS m a tte r. March 3. 1903. Mrs. Z N. A m onth ago MARINES SURE DELIVER risv in the Twi SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Mr. Seamon v-a« a native of Ro- th ey sayt PLENTY OF FLAVOR AND EXTRA wan ronnty and lived at Wnod],.af ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCF S I 00 sUVRENE* ' MILONESS Charles CoIS SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE $ SO for many years He moved to this IorMarine visiting friends city several vears ago. He -v-.-s a sALLlOAlORn while Thnrsda Onlv a week or so nntil black­ for amphibious tractor member of the P O S. of A., at-d you berries will he ripe. Have a heart, “COLLISION MATS' Bobbie Hall the Woodleaf Methodist chnrob. for pancakes SAID IT rationing hoard, and loosen np a GYRENE» est last week. His first marriage was to Miss Lu- s CAMEL* Wake Forest C little, on your sugar for the favorite cigarette CAMELS HAVE ett Boger From this union two with men in the Marines WHAT IT An investigation rpcent’y comple­ children survive, Robert P Seam- TAKES! Sam Strond, F fR S T m anufacturer of ted, saysthai 21 ner cent of the on, of the U. S. armv. and Mr*. MTEE SSWtCE in town Thnrcrl rations at army camps have been The favorite cigarette with Paul Wagner, of Leland 1 N C. men io the Army, Navy. thrown into the slop barrel. And Marines, and Coaitt Cuara Twelve years ago he was nutted in is Camel. (Based op actual FO R SA L E all of us tryine >o helD win the war sales records in Post Ex­ marriage to Mrs. Pearcev McCat- changes and Canteens.) worth pigs. F thy, who survives, together with PFC JOHN H WHITE, son of Mr and Farm ington Service two children. Charles and Grimsley Mrs. J. C. White, of R 2. John is a U. S. Marine, and is now serving his country Mrs. Vaden Seamon, atthe home. He is also Golid M eets in foreign waters- He entered tho service Miss Lenora D survived by an adopted daughter, in 1942. last week in Sa Mesdames W. B. Smith and K. Mrs. Lee Williams, of this city, C. James, Jr., were hostesses to the A sergeant from Advance, and a and a step son, Wilton McCarthy, Came Miss Inez N Wesleyan Service Guild Tuesday M rs. Zeola Edwards. corporal from Bnrlington were two In the army at Hammer Field, Cal is spending sev evenipg, June 8 th. Prior to the Iatives in this ci of eight enlisted men of the army ifornia. He leaves three broth Mrs Zeola Edwards, 7 6 , passed prograte and business session the away last Thursday morning at the air forces who, operating a portable ers and three sisters, and his moth­ hostesSek served a salad course and home of her daughte , Mrs. C. W Little Miss D radio station ou the craggy sides of er, Mrs. Thomas Seamon, ot Row­ lington, is spen punch to fourteen m tubers. O’Neal, near Holman’s following a Tunisian mountain, maintained a an county. an extended illness. M0RR1SETFS her atmt, Mrs. The program, conducted by Mrs. vital beacon for damaged Allied Funeral services were held Sun. Funeral services were held Sun­ Farmington. G H Smith, opened with instru­ planes during the crnical final phase day afternoon at 2 : 3 0 o’clock, at “LIVE WIRE STORE” day afternoon at 4 o'clock from mental selections by Mrs. Leo Brock of the North African campaign. Union Chapel Methodist Church, James York, Woodleaf Methodist church, with West Fourth and Trade Streets. Winston-Salem. defense work a followed bv the devptionals. Mrs. Tbe North Carolinians were Sgt. with Rev. F. A. Wright in charge, the pastor, Rev. Mr. Williams, in and the body laid to rest in Joppa day or two last C. C. Wright sang, '‘The End of a Oscar B. Poindexter and Corporal charge, assisted by Rev. E. W cem etery. ily, on R. 2 . Perfect Day,” accompanied by Mrs. Charles Neese. Tbe story of the Turner, pastor of the MocksviIIe Mrs. Edwards is survived by ODe Brock. An interesting talk w We are lucky guys—again we score work which they and their six com­ Baptist church. daughter, Mrs. C. W. N’Neal; one Miss Azalee given by Mrs. W. E Kennen, on panions carried on was • detailed in brother Charles Coon, and one sis­ office work at A In the death of Mr. Seamon, our Post, spent last the Wesleyan Service Guild as an an official army war release: ter, Mrs. Fannie Womack, all of —Many nice things arrived today to town loses a good citizen He will 2 E. Kennen, on otganization. Completion of the R . , and several grandchildren. A With the use of a transmitting be missed in the home, the church, good woman has gone to her re­ organization was made during the keep the ball rolling another week. and receiving set, the men opera­ and by his many friends in this sec­ ward. A. M. McCIa business session. ting the "homing station” gave pi­ tion. A good man has been called gaged in defen Au invitation from Mesdames J. Pvt. C. E. Whitaker, who is more, spent a d lots who needed to land quickly di to his reward. W. Vestal and B. C Brock, mem­ stationed at Camp Murphy, Fla , is WHITE PIQUES with home folk rections to nearby airdromes. The spending a to-dav furlough with bers of the Woman’s Society of men were credited with aiding many Lillie W illiam H elper his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J P. EMBROIDERIES F O R SA L E Christian Service, to attend a Mis­ pilots to make the last leg back 2 WilliamTroy Helper, one-year- Whitaker, on R. . farms in Iredell sion Study Class in the near future from combat to the safety of an old son of Mr. and Mrs-William R. was exteuded and graciously ac­ airfield controlled by the North RUFFUNG Helper, of Cooleemee, died June 7 , cepted. west African Air Forces. N otice to C reditors at a Salisbury hospital, following a Sgt. and Mrs. Misses Kate Vestal, Margaret J j Rations arrived once a week. The LACES short illness. Funeral services were Having qualified as administrator spent the week- BrockpMesdamesJas York, Hugh soldiers never got to a town. A of the estate of D. F. Hendrix, dec’d. Brock and Ralph Tames were cor­ held at the Uniou Grove Methodist ing home folks, small flat rock beside a pool served notice is hereby given to all persons BATISTE tioned at Gadsd dially welcomed as new members. Church in Iredell county June 8 th. holding claims against the estate of Miss Asa Lee Robertson, af Wash as tbeir bathmb. They took turns said deceased to present the same, Survivors include the parents, Miss Elizabet ington, D. C . oined as an out-of- on "K. P.” Sgt. Sidney Troxall, properly verified, to the undersigned SHOES two brothers, Jacob and Dwight who holds a pos town member. Mrs. Hugh Wil­ of Rockford, III., a motor malnten- on or before the 12th day of May, Helper of the home, and five sis­ 1944, or this notice will be plead in fice of Attorney liams, i f Miami, Fla., was present. ance man, doubled as their barber. CURTAINS ters, Christine. Pauline, Cleo, Ann bar of recovery All persons indebt­ confined to her The July meeting of the Guild Their only contact with civilization ed to said estate will please call and will be at the home of Mrs. S. H. and Helen Helper, at borne. last week, snffer was through a lieutenant from the make prompe settlement. This the DRAPERIES Smith. The meeting closed with a 12th day of May, 1943. Meditation PrayeT Song. neatest air base, who served as Miss Lillie Meroney was shop, Miss Mary J R. K. WILLIAMS. nurse at Davis their courier. ping in Winston-Salem Friday. Linwood. N. C, WHITE HANDBAGS ville, spent seve C hristian H arm onySing For relaxation, the army news this week in to (Nd time Christian Harmony singers are release asserted, the group taught DRESSES Miss Young wil coining tojthe Mocksville high school au­ two Arab youngsters who lived near tem ber. ditorium on Sunday afternoon, June 27th, at 2:30 o’clock. The singing will be con­ by—Mustapha, 1 6 , and Moham­ MILLINERY Paul L Dwi ducted by Prof. Goforth, of Statesville, as­ med, 6 —to sing, "Deep in the sisted by Prof. W. F. Stonestreet. ot this and Mrs. Sam Heatt of Texas.” FATHER’S DAY, SPORT TOGS city. The public is cordially invited to has been prom come end enjoy this feast of old time Sgt Poindexter is the son of songs. Bring your friends along. Pfc., to Corpor Mrs. Oscar Poindexter and the late BELTS his country so South America. Kappa News. Mr. Poindexter, of Advance. He Sunday, June 20th. entered the army April i, 1 9 4 2 . HOSIERY Mr. and Mrs. Foster Tborae and family, Osc r McCla of Statesville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sgt. Poindexter will keep post ill for the past. Koontz Sunday. ed in what is going on in the old PEARL BUTTONS carried to Bapti Mr. and Mrs. Darr Millet and daughter, of Rowan; visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Foley home county in the future, by read ton-Salem, Thu Koontz Sunday, ing The Record. For This Occasion You Will Want AU hope he wil Pfc. David Koontz. of Louisiana, is visi­ tu rn home. ting a few days here with relatives. With few exceptions you can get C larksville News. Miss Jerry Ijames, of Cooleemee, spent Good Flour to Use in Baking Cakes, Mrs. James the week-end with Miss Geneva Koontz. Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Robeng went to perfect satisfaction at Morrisett’s asville. spent o Mr. and Mrs. William Walker and dau­ Chariotte Tuesday to visit Mrs. .T S. Lak­ Pies and Bread. Why Not Buy a Bag ghter. of Raleigh, are spending a. few days ey, who is a patleut at Memorial Hospital. in town, the g with relatives. Junior Cloutz and William Wallace, of for a few more weeks. Jones. Mrs. M Mrs. Maggie Walker continues to im­ the U. S. Navy, visited relatives hero last of Our Good Flour From Your Gro­ way to visit M prove. her manv frienks will be glad to week. near County Li learn. Joe Harp, of Winston-Salem, spent the week-end with his family. cer Today. You Will Like It. REMEMBER— aEvery A rticle P r i - 1 Mrs. S. W. Jam es Franklin Eaton Miss Janice Eaton spent one day last Redland, was i week in Cooleemee. day last week, James Franklin Eaton, 85. well-known Mrs. Faye Reavis, of Elkin, was the Clarksville citizen, died at his home neat guest Monday night of Mr. and Mrs. Don ced Correctly” I her son. R. S. Cana Friday evening, following an illness aid Reavia. vllle, Va , gets of some time. Mr. Eaton is survived by one son. Mar- Mr, and Mrs. Alford Hutchens, of Camp jovment in rea tin M. Eaton, and one brother, D. R. Eat­ Sutton, spent the week-end in Clarksville GREEN MILLING CO. on. Funeral services were held at Eaton's Miss Faye Harris of Winston-Salem, Pfc. David Baptist church yesterday afternoon at 4 spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. tioned at Camp o’cluck, with his pastor. Rev. Dallas Ken- aod Mrs M. M. Harris. eger in charge, and the body laid to rest Albeit Mitchell, of the D. S. Army, was FLOYD NAYLOR, Manager. arrived here la in the church cemetery. a visitor in Clarksville last Monday. BRING Us Your POULTRY ro-dav furlong Mrs. Shinnoll spent part of last week In near Kappa, H enry J. Fry Winston-Salem with her husband who is the armv for a-* a patieot at Baptist Hospital. seems to be eni Henry J. Fry, 60, died at his home. Har­ Mn. Ruth Kearns, of High Point, visit­ mony, R. 2. Sunday afternoon, followiog ed her grandfather. B. F. Moore and othar I S a short illness. Mr. Fry is survived by his relatives In Clarksville last week. A strange si widow, two brothers. G L. Fry. of Clem­ Claude Peoples, of Chapel Hiil, visited I Remember Father | ing its way thr mons, and T. C. Fry. Mocksvjlle; one sis­ his parents. Mr. aod Mrs. R. L. Peoples, a day afternoon ter, Mrs. Senia Wood. Advance, R. I. Mr. few days last week. Fry was a native of Davie county, mov­ ed wagon, wit ing to Iredell county sevetal years ago. possibly some Funeral services were held at Rocky Concord News I 0N I two boys walk Springs Baptist church yesterday morning pica) scene her at 11 o’clock, with Revs. Dallas Reoegar Pvt John Seamon has returned to our and E. W. Turner in charge, and the body community, having received a medical j FATHER’S DAY f ago. It wasn’ laid to rest in the church cemetery. discharge from the army. Glad to have him back with us. Mt. and Mrs Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jake Tut and son of Ha Navy R ecrniter H ere terow last Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Paul j Sunday, Jtine 20th, | last Tuesday i Nail and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seventeen year old men of Mocksville Crotis aod family. Mr. and Mrs Buddie their daughter, and Cooleemee and vicinity interested in Crotts aod son. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crotw j WITH A PAIR OF j Mr. Stroud enlisting in the Navy, ore urged to make and family. immediate application. Recruiter J. C. WE BUY EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK 7 4 th birthday, _ Johnson will be in Macksvilie and Coolee­ Mr. and Mn. Clarence Barahardt and sa/ that he enj mee every Friday at the postoffice, and he daughters, of China Grove, visited Mr. and Young Chickens, 2 3-4 lbs. up 28 l-2c at the home of will furnish any information desired. Mrs. L C Berrier the past week. [ Comfortable Shoes | f * Mr. and Mrs Boooe Foster aod family, £ - * Old Hens, lb. . JSc and Mrs. D. C. Foster visited Mrs. Bettie Mrs. Ann S M o c k s v i l l e C i r c u i t . Mven last Sunday. RoostersJ lb. . . . . 13C zabetb Richa J. C McCulIoh; of Mock8 vil!e. visited F, A. WRIGHT. Pastor Mr. and Mn. L C. Betrier last Sunday. j SHOE MART spent the wee’ Sunday. June 20th. Mocksvflle Poultry Company their parents, Bethel, 11:20 a. m. Dulin’s, 8 p. m. Mrs. J.' H. Bartthardt and child­ Richardson. Communion at Bethel at the morning I 426 North liberty St., W inston-Salem 5 Phone 175 Norfolk Mond worship, and choir practice at Dulin'a at ren, of Oburchland, spent one day * T Mockuville, N. C. lust week in this city with friends. positions at'th 8 p.m. •si machinists. THB DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C.. JUNE 16.1943 Irth of war is $31,225. K endrick-Clem ent : D.rvie will THE DAVIE RECORD. | ",IS '".8, »E! l I b u b M n Remolds. ------s ' d e r , G a . 1 If you nos. A wedding of interest through |>nii lorlav. Oldest Paper In The County! out the state took place Wednesday REMEMBER No Liquor, Wine, Bow A*i afternoon, June 91b, at the home - ; Mrs. Howard Of Mrs. J. Frank Clement, when NEWS AROUND TOWN. her daughter Hanes, became the Corp Haines Yates, of Ft. Ben- bride of Dr Z. Vance Hendrick, ning, Ga., is spending several d y s Mrs. Z N. Anderson spent Fri- Jr.; of Charlotte. Rev. W. L. in town with home folks. dav in the Twin-Citv shopping. ; Sherrill, retired Methodist minister Pfc. Andrew Chaffin has been I of Charlotte, wbo officiated at the Charles Colhardt, of Elkin, was transferred from Gravellv Point, visiting friends in town a short j wedding of the bride’s parents, per­ D. C.. to Salt Lake City, Utah. while Thursday formed the ceremonv. Mrs. J. K. Sheek, cousin of the |T _ Community sing at the Metho­ On Father’s Day Bobbie Hall went to W ake For. dist church every Wednesdav even­ bride, rendered a program of wed­ IE! est last week, where he entered ing at 8 o’clock. Everybody cor­ ding music, playing during the ce­ ■ have Wake Forest College. I t dially invited. remonv, W’agner’s “Song to the Ii Satn Strond1 well known flour Evening Star.” Sunday, June 20th. Sgi. J. Wesley Cook, of Fort manufacturer of Countv Line, was The bride was given in marriage Jackson, S. C., spent several days in town Thursday on business. this week with R. W. Kurfees, on by her uncle, S. B. Hanes, of Win­ ston-Salem. Dr. Olin W Owen, FORSALE- O I C and Tam. R-4- We Have Many Useful Gifts of Charlotte, cousin of the groom, worth pigs. FRANK WALKER Floyd Stroud, ot Statesville, R. was best man. Miss Jane Crow, Mocksville, R. 4 4. and W. C. Richardson, of Har- For This Occasion cousin of the bride, was maid of mony, R. 1, were rambling at ound Mrs. Vaden Ailen and daughter, honor. Immediately after the cere town Saturday morning. In the last issue of Tae Record Miss Lenora Dell, spent one day appeared the pictures of what was mony the bride’s mother gave a re­ last week in Salisbnry shopping. Come In And Look Over Our Mr. and Mrs Howard McLamb supposed to be the three Reynolds ception for the wedding guests. and children, of Clinton, returned brothers who are in the army. In Miss Inez Naylor, of Charlotte, Later in the afternoon the 'couple home last week after spending some manner the pictures got mix Immense Stock Of is spending several days with re- left for a trip to Florida alter which few days here with relatives. ed up, and the middle soldier in the latlves in this city and near Cana. they will be at home In ' Charlotte. group was Willie Efird instead of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pratt, of Lin. John Reynolds. The picture on The bride is the attractive daugh Clothing9 Shoes9 Hats And Little Miss Diane Guy, of Bur­ den, N. J., spent last week with our first page today is John Rey ter of Mrs Blanche Hanes Clement lington, is spending some time with Mrs. Pratt’s mother, Mrs. W. P. nolds, instead of Willie Eflrd. We her aunt, Mrs. O. R. Allen, near aod the late J. Frank Clement, of Strond, near County Line. make our apologies to all concern­ Gents’ Furinshings Farmington. Mocksville. She attended Converse ed. Accidents will happen. Pfc. Ralph Frye, of Ft. Bragg, College, Spartanburg, S. C., for l- S a le m . James York, who is engaged in spent the week-end in town with two years, after which she wasgia- defense work at Baltimore, spent a Our Store Closes Every Wednes­ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mrs. R. L. Whitaker, of Caro duated from Duke University with day or two last week with his fam­ Iina Beach, spent several days last Frye. Ralph is looking well. a B. S. degree. Later she received ily, on R. 2. week with relatives bete. She re­ day Afternoon at I o’clock. Shop a medical technology degree from [score Mr. and Mrs. Joe Emery, and turned home Wednesday, accom­ Miss Azalee Robertson, who does F. C Gowans, ot Dayton, Ohio, panied by Mrs. C. F. Ward, Jr., Duke hospital and was employed Wednesday Morning. office work at'Arlington, Va. Armv visited Mr. Gowan’s aunt, Mrs. R. Misses Geraldine Stonestreet and there as technician. She then at­ |ay to Post, spent last week with Mrs. W. S. Powell, on R. 1, last week. Blanche W hitaker, who will spend tended Simmons School of Social E. Kennen, on R. 2. ten days at Carolina Beach Work in Boston, Mass., receiving iek. Mrs. N. T. Anderson, who bolds her Master’s degree. She was with A. M. McClamroch, who is en­ a position In-Winston-Salem, spent Mrs. W. E. Kennen, of R. 2, gaged in defense work at Balti­ Saturday with her parents, Mr. left Monday for San Antonio, Tex. the medical social service depart- Belk-Stevens Co. more, spent a day of two last week and Mrs. R. S. Powell, on R. 1. as, where she will spend some time mint of the Charlotte Memorial with home folks on R. 2. with her niece, Mrs A. C. Skin hospital for two years. ner. Mrs. Skinner, before mar­ Trade and W. Fifth, Winston-Salem Mrs. Molar Foster continues se­ The bridegroom is the son of Z. FOR SALE OR RENT—Two riously ill at the home of her son, riage, was Miss Dorothy Norring V K^udrick and the late Edna farms in Iredell county. O. F. Foster, in North Mocksville. ton, and lived for several years at J. R. LOWERY, H er friends hope that she will soon Farmington with Mrs. Kennen. Blankenship Kendrick, of Char Salisbury, N. C. be fully recovered. lotte. He attended the University Mr. and Mrs. David Montgomery of North Carolina for two years, Sgt. and Mrs. Woodrow Poplin and children, who have been mak­ Mrs. Robert Foster, who has been where he was a member of Kappa spent the week-end in town visit a patient at City Memorial Hospit. ing tbeir home in this city with Alpha fraternity. He then entered BUY YOUR ing home folks. Woodrow is sta. al. Winston-Salem, for the past Mrs. Montgomery’s parents, Mr. tioned at Gadsden, Ala. four weeks, was able to return and Mts. A. M. Kimbrough, for the University of Maryland and home Monday, her friends will be some time, moved to Reidsvtlle was giaduated with the highest Mlss Elizabeth Ward, of R. 2, glad to learn. Thursday, where they will make honors in four years with Doctor of who holds a position in the law of their futnre home. The Record is Dental Surgery degree, was a mem flee of Attorney B. C. Brock was Pfc. William M. Potts, of Camp sorry to lose these good people, but ber of Psi Omega dental fraternity, confined to her home several days Forrest, Tenn , is spending a 7-day wish them well in their new home. COAL last week, snffering from flu. fariongh with bis parents, Mr. and member of the Gorgas Honorary Mrs. A. W. Potts, on R. 2. Wil­ Mrs. T. A. M. Stevenson and Dentcl society of Maryland Uni­ Now For Next Winter Miss Mary Jo Young, student liam has been In the army for the son, Lieut Robert Stevenson, of versity, and the Omicron Kappa nurse at Davis Hospital, States­ Winston-Salem, were Mocksville past 28 months. Upsilon national honorary dental ville, spent several days last and visitors Wednesday Mrs Steven­ Whfle You Can Get this week in town with home folks. son is a native of Davie, and was so c iety . Pfc. Frank Stroud, Jr., who is Miss Young will graduate in Sep­ before marriage Miss Beulah Allen, stationed at the Atlanta Army Air te m b e r. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Base, Atlanta, Ga., spent Sunday a m Robt. Allen, of near Jericho. Lieut. GOOD COAL and Monday in town with Mrs. Paul L Dwiggins, son of Mr. Stevenson has been stationed at Stroud and bis parents, Mr. and and Mrs. Sam Dwiggins, of R. 4, Ft. Sill, Okla , hut "will leave in a Mrs, C. F. Stroud. Princess Theatre has been promoted recently from few days tor Ft. Jackson, where he Pfc., to Corporal. Paul is serving will be stationed. WEDNESDAY ONLY his country somewhere down in Mrs. A. D. Richie and daughter- Prices Are Liable to Get Lupe V elez and Leon Errol in South America. in-law, Mrs. Cari Richie, of near Cana, returned home Wednesday “MEXICAN SPITFIRE'S ELEPHANT NOTICE OF SALE OF Osc r McClamroch, who has been from Pomona, CaIi., where they THURSDAY and FRIDAY Higher Before Winter ill for the past several weeks, was spent three weeks with Pfc. Carl carried to Baptist Hospital, Wins Richie, who is stationed there. REAL ESTATE Blazing A Trail To Victory ton-Salem, Thursday for treatment. Under and by virtue of authority ••AIR FORCE.” Comes. Come or phone contained in a deed of trust execut­ With John Garfield and Gig Young AU hope he will'soon be able to te- M rs.-G eorge W . Sheek. get tn r n hom e. ed to the undersigned Trustee, to Mrs. George W. Sheek. 81, died secure the payment of a note, exe­ SATURDAY Us Your Orders Now Tim Holt in Mrs. James Marlowe, of Thom- at her home on Wilkesboro street cuted by W. J Kimel and wife, -FIGHTING FRONTIER.” !sett’s asville. spent one night last week Sunday moming at 9:15 o’clock, fol­ Mary E. Kimel on January 7, 1938, lowing an iilness of nearly three With Cliff EdnraMs. in town, the guest of Mrs. I. C. and recorded in the office of the While We Can Make months. She was one of Mocks* Jones. Mrs. Marlowe was on her Register of Deeds of Davie Conntv, ville’s oldest an d b est beloved w om en. MONDAY way to visit Mrs. Henry Stroud, North Carolina, in Book 27 of Mort­ Mrs. Sheek was a daughter of the gages, page 567; and, default bay “ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON” near County Line. late Dr.tand Mrs. M. D. Kimbrough, Prompt Delivery. ;ng been made in the payment of of Smith Grove. Sbe was. born in WithGingerRogers1Cary Grant. P r i - Mrs. S. W. Bowden, of near Forsyth county, but her parents said note, and at the request of the Redland, was in town shopping one moved to. Smith Grove nearly 80 holders of said note, the undersign­ TUESDAY ed Trustee will expose for sale and day last week. Mrs Bowden savs years ago. sitd she spent practically “HIGH EXPLOSIVE," her entire life in Davie county. She sell at the Court House door1 in her son. R. S. Bowden, of Dan Chester Morris. vllle, Va , gets a great deal of en was united in marriage to. the late Mocksville, North Carolina, on the Davie B ridf & Coal Co. I George W. Sheek. of Smith Grove, 12th day of July, 1943, at 12 o’clock jovment in reading The Record. on S ep t. 22. 1881. Her husband was M , at public auction to the high­ Register,of Deeds of Davie county est bidder, for cash, the following Pfc. David Koontz, who is sta­ for many years. His death occurred Phone 194 Mocksville, N. C. described real estate: tioned at Camp Livingstone, La., in 1908. Specials This W eek arrived here last week to spend a Iln Sheek is survived by two 1st Tract: Lying and being in rRY io-dav furlough with home folks sons, A. K. and Joe F. Sheek, Ports Farmington Township, DavieCoun- Flour, 981bs $4.15 near Kappa. David has been in mooth. Va.: four daughters. Mrs. ty, North Carolina, and beginning the arm v for about 16 months, and Oasar McClamroch, Mrs. Frances at an iron stake on the North side Flour, 4811» $ 2 . 2 0 seems to be enjoying life. James. Misa Duke Sheek and Mrs. of State Highway No. 65, and in Flour, 24lbs $1.15 Clarence James, all of Mocksville; line of Smith Grove Consolidated $ 1 . 1 0 A strange sight was seen wend, five brothers. C. L. Kimbrough. Far­ School lot, and running South 24 Salt 100 lb* 22 Head Young Horses mington; J. W. Kimbrough, Raleigh; ing its way through town Thurs­ degs. East, crossing said highway Salt, Sc. pack 3c. ¥ J. A. Kimbrough, Winston-Salem; ♦ day afternoon—a two horse cover­ 1.67 chains to an iron stake in Val- * A. M. KimbroUgh. Mocksville, and Binder twine 51b ball 75c And Mules! * ed wagon, with a man, woman and P- R. Kimbrough. Atlanta Two sis­ lie Nelson’s line; thence with her « possibly some children riding, and ters, Mrs. J. L, Sheek. of this city, line South 71 degs. West 9.47 chs. Pinto Beans 8c or $7.75 per II You Need A Good H orse O r M ule ¥ two boys walking behind. A ty­ and Mrs. D. K. Furches, of R. 2 al­ to the beginning; containing 79.100 100 lbs. i pical scene here some 40 to 50 years so survive, together with 24 g ra n d ­ of an acre, more or less. See deed Plenty straw hats, 25c. up ago. It wasn’t a Hoovercart. children aod nine great-grandchild­ recorded in Book 35 at page 216, See These Animals re n . office of Register of Deeds. Dress straw bats $1.25 $2.50 MyStaMe Just r Mr. and Mrs. Henrv W. Stroud Funeral services were held Mon­ 2nd Tract: Beginning at an iron Work and dress pants $1.98. 5 and son of Harmony, R. 1, spent day afternoon at 4 o’clock a t S m ith stake In McCIearen line, runs North last Tuesday" in town, guests of Grove Methodist church, of which 76 degs. East 7.37 chains to a stone, Work shirts 98c. up South of C outt House she had been a member since early their daughter, Mrs. I. C. Jones. girlhood, with her pastor, Rev. J, John Riddle corner; thence South Dress shirts $1.50 up Mr. Strond was celebrating his W. Vestal, assisted by Rev. H. 0 . 4 degs. West 4 chains to an iron In Horse drawn mower 4 1-2 Dalton Hendrix WiU Be 74th birthday, and it Is needless to Huss, pastor of the Mocksville Meth­ Riddle line; thence Sonth 76 degs. feet, tagged for Davie county. Glad To Show You sa / that he enjoyed a fine dinner odist church, conducting the servi. West 7 37 chains to an iron stake; One Massey-Harris Tractor, 1 2 8 I -2 c at the home of his dauohter. ces, and the body laid to rest in the thence North 4 degs. East 4 chains This Stock. church cemetery. Many beautiful to the beginning; containing tagged for Davie county. 2 5 c floral tributes attested the high es­ acres, more or less. One 8 disc 18 inch Harrow Mrs. Ann Schiller and Miss Eli­ teem in which this lady was held. I 1 3 c TERMS OF SALE: CASH. : * zabeth Richardson, of Norfolk To the bereaved family The Re­ Price Are VeryjReasonable.; spent the week-end in town with cord extends deep sympathy in the DATE OF SALE: MONDAY, mYOURS FOR BARGAINS’* Iany their parents, M t. and Mrs. R. W. lossof this beloved mother. She JULY 12, 1943. Richardson. They returned to will be missed so much in the com­ W. BRYAN BOOE, J. Frank Hendrix J. Frank Hendrix Ie t N . C . Norfolk Monday, where they hold munity where she spent so many T ru ste e . Positions at’the Naval Air Station years of her life. A mother in Is­ This June 7, 1943. Call Building Angell Building as] machinists. rael has fallen. " - s s r -

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Mr. beach and I ,nab tract a paa ,BI W “Not tha 3 i f t S time I say ,boouS Victor “Beach isd s w ith ,siu d r paromfiflheftd SBwndqto&srtfbol RB Jm V .em .T it. Anybol v 3 ^ i s o i m s w s -BiSiiEW aria riotdw aittfW*eprMfei” ni bns-slssw srfj Jnwre down therf riilw yjlaisvirtU sttuu motJ bsuuib M M neicq »irf Jnsqa , 9 1 98091, b where I ca" JaeI aysb Ieiava= h Hihii 1 sria sIBttSIl MSfeSfl M b if some kl I PONT U r. Henry Kaiser, thtf AHidtricatIt blame m e.f b o s .iM shipbuilder, 4s-u6»4aunchalot. 1 when the (19 z qfWCAMM JnohnrfiP nnMisrfng eeterA ,.IM he’d really nfewoO O .3 was our settee nor hft R M U lit 9 'o s i9i a d » B qtanrhA Ja r fn w THfSMAH- s X& T .iM b9tisii placed his | LETHtM WTME- o d o g g a o m M S B t K feJ ,tb w o T .S W .aiMIIBU nuw*wwwrfihM W S WR1S T JDVTlIn * .TlM Off ner. -ANPTME ~7M£H HE CAM*T dPrtdln “At first! I W t t f H E R T V E ey ,aoJsod •builfflS CONST|PftTI§W ON— ft »ri him,” he nojfini1 7 m ji pat. He turl trouble begl a s all of it. ehawiagogu the fire anl FEEN-AV Miss Kendl ♦wiring only with packag* TOR 9 k^ein with your a| 3 Quade.” !IBS' wiitf, hetpiiftf yHP ttttiff8IF4rftt£ii^sl “Well, Il io i 0 Jam , V flS W ^ jU p J ^ r^ fM good, It handy some heat. I dt 3 ,fS? KPfBfflSflM^meroutfamily ,uppIy stinct is wo| ,8TB9V IOl ,^ jm o ir ; “Didn’t dall woman EqqsX 9dtD9DsnfeTiitl a 9ven m M J N G S 9 airf J^nrsm o itmnt rti hn»-V««», «rfi 1 » ^ . “You’re lbaistn sHI .vjifiistul.v iin te tneq aVioinoyt Quincy. Bttfiirt Million? hmvn ;; r p d — you did. irim iX — M BTM^t ei §wi a a Quade—” L A L A P A L jfidrfairf bsifitjbsja sfiW diltvfibroM bavotti BB!eOt©BBBGv4nm irwffl 7 “So that’: kn IA ta in n 9t l£ n i "XE is,! oj beli ia Cp or mi re H I’d fell HERE-S MY ElVE THE LhDY tS T tiw ! neck beforj MAD FIND A A.KEN A, MOST 90 face now. KNOWS WH EREMONIOUS ■ i l i W . o M R^iirfVcS pdin 3.1u sj/cnt'^s EPARTU E SH M R * T 90 1191 cloth from I »T .resnoH The PU ant O 19dat9 w dsnotiul n^i it around a I I/ l3 ^ ^ i II9V918 f. .A .T .aiM •T aullcfcrs froItLatmpIe Piles. First, “Nicely,” O W .A .atM PAgO ointnciaisfeuea inflamed arcs* wheel me TOO nO sj^l iBdoX toshl .n xl asd meil I SI IIHleIi KMlVanA |tchfR8 WALKL ,mslEg croiani ZO S i i r f 5*" where I tell START iotf U iiei 10a 8s iarq “Uh-huh.’| ItasabsY/ arotiS The linen ,9tvc 0 svijen B at room. I fol 99K illB fIf 91 I wanted anl M can (ell you about PAZO Orpttnenli^ft 9rfj Io 19ld again wheq a Io ,neIIA Get PAZO I a d 2;! At Drugstores! reached me acrf ""Cf" 10 n o fi jtmasrwu Bessie Norl Tc .80 couldn’t sle( I tapped ing stopped! 1 9 F * e e a b9POiJ8T8 again. Thel give her herT m 1011 ensoul simpler the least shq Goes to work-aLo*e—Birect actios aids to learn how h i i u J j I 1 Uri a sa a w ffise louder. YAaiaa bns YAaejiunT “Miss Nj E -5 A X Ctt-AMiCtODTH IM I b900IJ,t “Bessie, it’q AN. IE F OD »l I eOCOK'TH- SAME, WHAT * 0 nUMSffVN jiisiB irT ,msiRfi-rfot I heard -Fr-FOR OUR-MOM-- - FIFTY CE but she did iLSO>«eH(i; bae t\i*l48M S&iM - »i o> ,iris s i nooa iiiw so wjon IiA wWBAT tvfvS VOU VORY I t t H t t PaTfcH-Ta iT ‘SW “Bessie, ENT AME M flKeW HlCH I Hugh. Open! •5h<»»0 . n l K I could he( ni la w sfnori im itt ".H3ITWO ing again, ihont y«hou8 close to the ^ •Cl IBCh ing commen| K BUfAPS “I’m all J toM Io J n en’s sake, gj b i n Ytfitfo the police w | H' »3.81 Amazed, the door, ing sound ofl fiibftff my feet a w | ftlTDIt it up and s | lice?” i I M iiin w w “That’s w i ,"TlnTtoyBbin^ w r a W come yet?” T s Jealous. R ilgiri 9dj 01 ooitouB oiiduq Jb . t/ “No,” I sa a m wollwi jMi tiis. 9 TCi , ubfllll JA lo.xstahtefl feeling of ha MU HCCt> TOIIlfftftO rfJfi M IO ACLG. P IL L 91 U&rfllD89(> o|y xn«m yo! “WeU, thej .8 0 6 ! ni me awake PATALL I f il TOvi ntm I4»rt2 n M questions, woT BITfiH wff .A ,BBOB sleep, and | Vl ,Yl •V ,rfJoom work.” She ■ rtfi Jfi 89911 hM ififtaO “Hugh took! >H 9 JbJ£ Io Oh, Judy, ba 9VOT \m?j I o y o i f one of those! beH SS I was alif S B tfiau ,Jo! IoorfftS I IIftW stairs. “I’ll I bifi^ SB! 80 3 I mrfT tention of g | iA I SVOft 9fito rf thing else, was she to hi er? I never! cold-blooded [ Sytiicitt when she sal j j k Ls PS dope stuff, h^ Bftbroyan IttS lttIflC nlil InMMircttml(M)B tf Io aeffi that swarm rfha hattlefronts — was such ESE HOME-MAOE ELOUS and now, ini RO JEAN IOTlB . . only locked h| THAS qeqa .vnmny nun rnjun police. LS SI m t ,THEY rtrBSSk. -flX7flt flT ya^oT Jaiit “Come heil RA VITAMI I RjiflflI A i d cross thinksj attSW ji ’« ■ H v i j I’chM Look, she’s Victor shu| aawtbATelbtt Bmttf^oMMiiIsiIttT ,bnibtttlM ieA IlA-AtWHmP l i W ^ > a him about X t x t o w BrfJ sarlftubtvoft you! Want tbj 80(80 ftB9rfl 1 o f Stan^ar- rtBb aaitdUHg^ wagged his aoii 80 sun tuftni Xop who were stal N orf » pjairbittoAriiH^jwtfi n figure how to| rifoitoW^rrfo^rtabiBd,! barn loft. Without a | i z x m Victor tore e a s t . 1" was tickled b , 1110191 V9 yet I couldn’j FREEl4IhaBf ttanal-AttwriHlSirnlidsinbisilw ti ill otwWI BUiIm he didn’t let ! vrfth over 60 M- YJHfettiWmri HkfiStAmTm! alii suspicion crosl i T 9«tfxfi!t£«l S, Box 477, New Yorit1 Ni.)Ml!oT roaches, anfs. and were right an| '^AdYerflsemeab- “End justii

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She finds, the end of his cane and yelled at me. ed to mention, such as his wife! “Just a minute!” I yelled back at I’d never dreamed he was already . Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se­ Iliin j 1 Ofyb^r'enemas In an old chest, the body of a man identi. lected and copyrighted by International lied as Roddy Lane. The body disap­ him. “Oh, please, Mr. Quade! Does married while making love to me. Council of Religious Education; used by SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 530 SouUi WeUs St. Chicago. I ye h-'Y»irfT Vrrf-v pears a tew hours later. A fish shed she say he did it?” I said to Quade. “ 'I picked up the club Mr. De permission. Lght tCL.be g o o d -Io o k - bums, apparently hilling an old man Victor gave a low whistle. “This Enclose 20 cents In coins for each Witt had been using on the lawn and JOHN DESCRIBES TRUE pattern desired. named Brown who Is supposed to have beats the Dutch! Listen, Judy. It’s went for a stroll. Everybody, near­ lived there. Judy finds Roddy Lane's dia­ CHRISTIANS Pattern No. Size...... mond In the handbag she left at the a confession.” ly, had gone to town, so I thought. lr^»u'isrcw 4 " £ church the day of the auction. Lily Ken­ “Not Bessie!” Hugh was in hi* room. I saw Roddy LESSON TEXT—I John 2:1-8; 3:13-18; Name ...... Beeneeee.***.********** dall is found' dead, with Hngh Norcross* . “Bessie.” Victor made a quick coming down the Castle drive. He CIS-17. i Address ...... •...... scarf around her nech. Albion Potter survey to be sure he wasn’t over­ wanted to talk to me, he said, to tell GOLDEN T fiX T-But Ii we walk In the gives Judy a picture of the church he light, as he is in the light, we have fellow­ ,Aah" trenfBH? TOftSe heard and then commenced to read me how miserable he’d been—the ship one with another, and the blood of Jesus IlttS? 3 'cbtf affl* k«**« has Just finshed. in a low tone: mistake we’d made of our lives. Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin.— TI'fTG t Itf Now continue with Judy's story. “ ‘I, Elizabeth Norcross, being of Could we ever forgive ourselves! I John 1:7. sane mind, do hereby of my own ac­ And begin again! CHAPTER XV cord, on this Fourth of July, confess Religion and life go together. To to the murder of Rodney Lane Jr., “ ‘I had to steel myself against his passion. AU the old feeling came hold the tenets of Christian truth in W ffism ionscidtfslteWT’ I kept a good lookout, too. I could and Lily Kendall. But I did not one’s head and not to have them iM — ^ have anything to do with the death rushing back. I was beginning to * see Uncle Wylie’s bent figure down melt like sugar. He had to get some­ move the heart is to deny the very Use of Sngar at the bridge. In the living room, of that poor old man recluse, they faith one professes. Yet this is the Sugar has been in general us* call Brown, whom I never even saw, thing out of the church basement cooler than the porch, the men were before it was auctioned off, he said. danger which faces the believer—a for only about 350 years. M gathered, still talking things over. nor the burning of his shack, nor the temptation before which many have explosion at the bridge. I feel sure, I asked him if he’d meant it when IstwfciffwgcBiFiisise^uii Finally, they decided to get out he said at supper he was going to fallen. The result is that much of t M osaana. the least damaged boat and try to though, there were no fireworks at "what passes for Christianity in the Head the night before the buy it. “Buy it? What for?” he put it into shape. Victor agreed; said. “I only came to the Head be­ these days is very thin stuff, very anything was better than idly wait­ Fourth, both were accidents. The remote from the original” (Shoe­ bridge may have collapsed; I don’t cause I knew you were down here. m aker). K o o L -A id ing. Mr. Quincy could sit on the I knew that was a lie. Hugh and at beach and wave his flag to try to at­ know. John was not content with such a “ ‘But my brother, Hugh, did not I had only just arrived the week be­ tract a passing craft. fore, quite unheralded. We went weak imitation, and in his writings “Not the beach!” For the first have a hand in any of this murder he set up the true standard of a business, nor know that I had. He into the church—the door was un­ forgiven and transformed life, liv­ time I saw Mr. Quincy staring at locked—and he told me to wait but T rg Z iS g l- is entirely innocent in every way, Victor with genuine suspicion. I followed him. “Roddy, are you ing itself out in love and sacrificial “Beach isn’t visible, and you know although several things might look service. If we have forgotten what suspicious. I can account for all asking me to marry you again?” I it. Anybody could finish me off said. He took me in his arms and God meant us to be in Christ, or 1 6 2 8 down there. No, thanks. I’ll stay three: The initialed golf club, the are members of a church which has intg? -4mV blue scarf and his being seen before kissed me. For a minute I was where I can be seen by all. Then, happy. Then he said: “No more strayed from the true and living **»*»$ ii some killing occurs, you can’t the crime of Roddy’s death, in the way, this lesson affords an opportu­ F un Ahead vicinity, I mean, by Judith Jason wedding beUs for me. Sort of com­ s’fgtlM 1 fffliti8 »>**fc I blame me.” He told me afterward, nity for penitence and works meet /^jRAND wardrobe for young- Gather Yonr Scrap; ★ and Thaddeus Quincy. He told one panionate, maybe; darling.” We Laiser, thS ABntftocgpJlntftdcwtt when the men had left the room, were standing at the top of the base­ thereunto. sters who get into everything. ★ Throw It at Hitler! aunchalot.alot.” I he’d really begun to think Quade lie—to save me. He said, when' he The true Christian life must have The smock for looks . . • the over­ went out, having missed me, last ment stairs. I was so mad. I gave IlHftoa: -ial^t A .-iiM was our killer. Stark fear had re­ him a push away from me. He feU I. Sin Forgiven and Life Trans­ all and playsuit for fun. placed his former bantering man­ down the stairs and must have formed (I John 2:1-6). • * • ner. struck his head on the granite, floor. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1628-B de­ “At first, I only half suspected Not only at the beginning of the signed for sizes I, 2. 3, 4 and 5 years. ( Buys you the Ugh! I can see him now—aU Christian life is sin dealt with and Size 2 overall requires IU yards 35-lncb him,” he said. “But it’s all too smashed. I dragged him to the put away, but day by day—yes, mo­ material, smock IU yards, playsuit U pat. He turns up from nowhere and chest and somehow got him in. I ment by moment—we have the yard. O trouble begins. He could have done forgot about the golf club, which cleansing power of the blood of our all of it. The letter, the money, m ust have faUen down into the pool Divine Advocate. the fire and the killing. He found of blood. I beard somebody on the Miss Kendall’s body. Judy, stay This is of the utmost importance, steps—Miss KendaU, or maybe it for God can only use clean chan­ UOL tb«y*r« on*, Taeewrdaaee with I with your aunt. I don’t trust Victor was Judy and Mr. Quincy. Any­ nels for the outgoing of His power third thinner. Quade.” Doinic or P i o rltSPM. _ way, I ran out the basement door and grace to the world. We know /!INGie 1068 “Well, I do!” I returned with and home. Judy will remember she Otir own weakness and the defiling some heat “I guess a woman’s in­ heard the door squeak, so I must n iN U p tffls good, ia handy stinct is worth more than—” presence of the world. But unlike 4 IOC 1 ^generous family supply have not quite closed it. I didn’t the unregenerate man, we do not The space beside the freezing Mcmufoctured and guaranteed biX- I costs only “Didn’t do that unfortunate Ken­ know what to do. I considered jump­ submit and go down; we turn to unit is the best spot in the refrig­ DIftAl ftAZOft ClAOt CO., NtW VOtK dall woman much good, did it?” ing into the sea but hadn’t the cour­ Christ for forgiveness and cleans­ erator for storing milk. ■b in & Q f “You’re letting this get you, Mr. age.’ ” ing. ... htf«. 4»*** - a t Quincy. Perhaps I did it. Perhaps “Poor Bessie!” I murmured. The transformation of life which To lengthen the service of a you .did. But I’m sure Victor thus comes to the believer is shown broom, as it wears down, cut I or Quade—” Victor turned- the last page. SNAPPY FACTS in obedience to the commandments 2 rows of the stitching. “So that’s how it is!” “ ‘I never intended Lily Kendall of God. In the early church there ... ABOUT - If I’d felt the blood flooding my any harm. She was a bore and a were those who said that if they only Odors on the hands resulting neck before, it crept all over my pest, always bragging about her believed in Christ as Saviour it made from peeling and slicing onions RUBBER face now. “I’ll get you a red table­ niece—that Gloria Lovelace, and no difference how they lived—and can be removed by washing the cloth from the Unen closet and tie trotting out her pictures. Gloria they have their followers in our day. hands in vinegar. it around a broom. That do?” was her whole life, but I hadn’t come Be sure of this, the essential thing ... I^Sfesfe&i’&'Aali “Nicely,” he said. “Then will you to the Massachusetts coast to hear in Christian profession is not how nnim . Bimp.le t’ilvs. Pirate wheel me down the ramps, right about her. Hugh and I couldn’t take Strong soap snds and hot water broke, adlustmeat m BttOtfiea inflam ed ****£ . you talk about Christ, but how you Inr on<) BtcH ^ M csM / where I tell you?” a walk but it was Gloria all the walk in obedience to His command­ will remove stains from pewter Is a rubber-wartor. Hoveyeur * way. I knew Lily had seen me which has become discolored and ; checked regularly. Il I M i “Uh-huh.” I cUpped up the stairs. ments. The linen closet adjoined the bath­ earlier that fatal evening when - Real Christianity will cause us to dark. "takes hold" be- room. I found the faded old cloth she’d gone to watch the sunset, but be ... ethers. Its rubber _ L(Rf*"?: rt^ sp sw 'iil I wanted and was about to run down before reaching the church, of ie fu ll brunt e l step- Itcd Piiei Pipe makes.ap- , I Use a potato ricer to. squeeze out ca r, w ith > 1 Biot&Mh.Wlftt9 c(«fcil again when the sound of crying course. I knew she’d seen m e wear­ H. Hated by the World and Loved Bout PAZO Oinlmenl4^ i jJ by the Brethren (I John 3:13-18). that hot compress. With it you reached me from up the haU. Poor ing Hugh’s blue scarf around my can use water much hotter than Bessie Norcross! No wonder she head. I’d lost the scarf while I The world, that is, unregenerate In their search fo r rubber substi­ your bare hands can stand. tutes, scientists are now probing couldn’t sleep. was with Roddy. When you all went mankind, hates a genuine Christian ... I tapped on her door. The weep­ to the bridge to connect with the no matter how kind and loving he myrcene, a turpentine derivative milkman, Lily didn’t go. Neither may be. Why? "Because the Chris­ Yellowed ivory knife handles can discovered about fifty years ago. ing stopped immediately. I tapped be whitened by rubbing them with Ibe I b t o f rubber Msoorce*"is grow­ again. The least I could do was to did I. We took a walk together to­ tian believer gives the non-believer ing almost daily. Iextcahad SAUSBi ward the sea. She told me she’d an uncomfortable sense of inferiori­ turpentine. give her her brother’s message. And ... _ UWacinfeMDaaM the least she could do, I thought, was picked up my scarf and thrown it ty.'The presence of high Christian It Is expected that the 1943 ideals in marked contrast to his own harvest of crude i to learn how he was. I tapped a bit He fell down the stairs and must into the ocean, but-the-wind had Here is a way to prevent loose States LoaiC-Jlirect actiona aid* have struck his head bn the granite blown it back into the Pirate’s selfish policies arouses his anger casters from dropping from the be.fflUflffltfe™* louder. e. Nor­ “Miss Norcross!” Rap-rap-rap! floor. Mouth. She accused me openly ot and resentment” (Douglass). furniture when it is moved about. “Bessie, it’s Judy.” killing Roddy. I got her to show me The presence of a clean, godly Put melted paraffin in the hole tons of rubber I heard her stirring and waited, night, about the time Judy spoke to where, and gave her a little push, life in a community makes every and insert the caster before it is but she didn’t unlock the door. a shadow, that He saw my light too. She fell you know where, and sinner look that much blacker, and s e t P b S f SslErfot come on in my room, so he knew I I rolled her toward the slit in the the world, the flesh, and the devil ... I oo-i iiiW »ti Ktort IlA "Bessie, I’ve a message from Hugh. Open the door.” was all right. He couldn’t have. rock, where she struck. The hand­ will do everything possible to break In grafting fruit trees in the I could hear her bedsprings creak­ My room is on the other side of the kerchief was there, all right, but I down and destroy such a testimony. spring, keep the grafting wax from ing again. Then footsteps. She came house. Go look for yourselves. He didn’t tie it around her neck. It We, as Christians, should not be sticking to your hands by keeping close to the door. This time the cry­ did it to protect me.’ ” slipped out of my fingers beyond surprised that the world hates us. a piece of pork, rind handy and In m i cz p ea ce ing commenced again. We glanced at the inn bedroom reach into the crevice. I had noth­ In fact, we should be troubled if it rubbing your hands on it occasion­ and saw she was telling the truth. ing to fish it out with, and hoped does not-hate us, for if our Chris­ ally. “I’m aU right, Judy. For heav­ Then continued: “ ‘Now, about the when the tide turned it might be tianity really means anything, it is en’s sake, go away. And give this to ... spot on my coat. It’s blood. Hugh washed away. But some wretch Bed. distasteful to a God-hating world. Dirty clothespins leave their ittr o t vew the police when they come.” tried to save me there, also. He it around her neck to make it look Beware if sinners find nothing in r ITtrtttoJ Amazed, I waited for her to open mark on otherwise clean clothes, didn’t borrow any turpentine from as if my brother did it. I didn’t your life which distresses them and and once in, the dirt is difficult to the door. Instead, I heard a shov­ Mr. Potter. I did. I tried to clean strangle her. She died, just as Rod­ convicts them of sin. ing, sound on the floor, and saw at remove. Tub pins in warm, soapy off the blood,' but made it worse, I dy did, from the fall. If she hadn’t In the midst of’enmity the Chris­ water once a month, dry them in my feet a white envelope. I picked guess. Mr. Potter’s door was open said I killed Roddy because he jilt­ tian is not afraid, for he is FIRST IN RUBBER gt TbtjefbaJI it up and said, “Did you say—po­ the sun and store them in a spot­ ^foftKpfth a crack. He’d gone to town. I took ed me I wouldn’t have pushed ,her HI. Indwelt by God and Unafraid lessly clean bag from washday to lice?” the bottle from his table.’ " in. That word jilted finished me.’ ” A “That’s what I said. Have they In the World (I John 4:15-17). washday. They deserve good care ‘Please, won’t somebody help me “She’s crazy!” I gasped. especially in wartim e. T O t i l y come yet?” down the ramp!” I heard Mr. Quin­ A sincere confession of Christ as IK nV qft “No,” I said, backing away, as a cy holler again, but this time I did “Oh, no,” Victor said. “Just a lit­ Saviour brings a man into that close J i feeling of horror came over me. not turn around. tle more of it.” And he read the last relationship to God which is ex­ “Well, they will. And they’ll keep “Let him quilt,” Victor said, re­ pitiful explanation of that awful pressed in the words, “God abideth me awake hours asking questions, suming the letter: night. in him, and he in God” (v. 15). questions, questions! I’ve got to “ ‘To make this horrible story “ ‘I was afraid I might be seen, The full depth of meaning of these sleep, and the medicine won’t short, I’ll say that my motive was so I crept out of the Pirate’s Mouth, words is obviously beyond our lim­ work.” She was fairly raving at me. vengeancel Five years ago Roddy up the other side, the steep way, ited understanding, but we accept Iiifllaj. “Hugh took the rest of it away. Lane jilted me after a summer’s crawling around the cliff back of the the fact by faith and rejoice in it. I bid Oh, Judy, beg him to give you just courtship in tips very place. My church, and down to the strip of We recognize that it means that we one of those veronal—dam him!” beach to the woods back of Gerry’s are brought by our faith in Christ, Milk Irtt brother was just a boy, but he saw I was already heading - for the bam. I got across the road to the into the very center of God’s love. me have a nervous breakdown and nin and back to my room without IltKttI A l stairs. “I’U try!” But I had no in­ vowed he’d get even with Lane some Christ, the well-beloved Son, who tention of getting veronal or any­ day. Pd reserved that same pleas­ being seen. And that’s all. I’U try stands in that blessed'place, draws IrtfiRiV » 1 thing else. What kind of a person to answer police questions—if I’m us into the circle and there we stand J h ure for myself. I take the Rockville was she to help trap her own broth­ paper just to keep track of Roddy. awake. But, before God in Heaven, in Him. er? I never heard of anything so When the auction of the church was roy brother is innocent!’ ” God’s love showed itself in the giv­ cold-blooded in my life. Her tone, advertised I hoped he might show "How dreadful!” ing of His Son as the Redeemer of S a v e r when she said Hugh had taken her Victor sighed. “Yes, how dread­ the world. It was and is unselfish Pt up. Got Hugh to vacation here, os­ y“ dope stuff, had been full of hate. He tensibly to prove I could again visit ful. What does she mean—if she’s and sacrificial devotion to the eter­ ^ h« titifelWetibiniadh* was such a good brother to her, the scene of my broken heart and awake? Does she take sleeping med­ nal welfare of those who merited lli»..baltlefront» — , and now, in his necessity, she not show him the wound didn’t bleed icine all the time?” He jerked only judgment. We do not love un­ around and started back. “Hurry, til we reflect that quality in our I^K ollogg’i Cota Flakes, alone or only locked herself in but helped the any more. Hugh fell- for it. He’s with fruit, supplement Hie nutritive elements of m illr police. been a good brother to me. I told Judy. She’s pretty desperate.” lives. “Gome here, quick! Bessie Nor­ him the sight of the Castle, where “Don’t worry. She begged me to Such love casts out fear. Fellow­ —make ,natural combination that kelps you stretch |vt rii yshetrtT t»*t cross thinks her brother’s guilty! I’d laughed and danced and had my beg Hugh for another-pill or tablet, ship is impossible in an atmosphere your precious milk supply. Ybu need less than a glass­ oa^tflJlMrt^eAiteit Look, die’s written to the police.” romance, didn’t give me a pang any or however veronal comes. And I of fear, but love rules it out. In ful per serving. Vitamins, minerals, proteins, food ■ ’cat-a ifiiputg ’c»M Victor shushed me when I told longer. It wasn’t true. heard her say he’d refused to give Christ we realize that God first energy—in o ne dish! 1tba&igfafeto*iil6ifeBX him about Bessie’s letter. “Bless “ ‘When Roddy walked into the her any—dam him. Her words, loved us, and then our hearts go out you! Want the crew upon us?” He dining room at Gerry’s, all the old not mine.” in warm devotion to him. wagged his dark head at the men bitter-sweet love came back again. “How she must love him!” Not only does the Christian no who were standing around trying to And he didn’t even pretend to recog­ “Sounded pretty mad at him longer fear the day of judgment, tor figure how to get the boat out of the nize me! I’d never wronged him. through the door.” but he is unafraid in the present CBS? PfPfiiFWtOrt/ evil world. This is not because of barn loft. I don’t have to bare my heart any “Poor,, girl. No wonder she want­ CORN Koabt stfeii Without a moment's hesitation more. The old adage about a wom­ his own strength or ability, but be­ ed sleeping tablets after writing all cause through faith in Christ he is Victor tore open Bessie’s letter. I an scorned is enough. I determined this.” was tickled mauve that he dared, to go through with it. He’d- never “in God,” end “as He is, so are we FUKES yet I couldn’t help wondering why live to break another trusting heart. “Wasn’t she brave to-confess!” in this world” (v. 17). No more _ _ 3 t a tfk^faaf “ ‘I left the table, passing but not “Confess? Why, you innocent lit­ perfect or blessed ground of assur­ KaBos^- Com Flaknm ia. he didn’t let Hugh do it. A fleeting SMd I. MME SUII I*. I jL tS tS ifc suspicion crossed his mind. If Hugh speaking to him. I couldn’t bear it tle baby! This document lets Bes­ ance could possibly be provided. Let TUTIVE VUSEt UTHisiia us recognize our position in Him. were right and Victor guilty—! if he greeted me like an old friend, sie off scot free.” (ViIaniaBiliHiaciaaadInK. MNuaMMMannMiilMNi uGud justifies ‘tin means, Judy.” in that casual, sneering -way of his, (TO BE CONTINUED) end be strong and unafraid. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE N, C., JUNE 16.1943.

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iTs war macMne Is die to keep the place yon We Are Always Glad To growing—growing! live in safe. Rfs getting randy to dm ‘ Unde Sam b asking yon See You. Ihrer n tremendous, irresistible wallop to bade them up. H e’s asking yon to that will smash the Axb flat—once laid the money they need by Invest­ and far aO. in g in W ar B onds. Your son who is in the Army, will Bat brother—dint punch hns got In the n ex t f e w weeks, yon m ay b e to s ta rt fro m y o u r p o e k e tl And now’s visited by one of the thousands of enjoy reading The Record. Just like a The stationary bicycle is an in­ the time to let it got VtdiUiteers who a re giving their tim e expensive piece of equipment, but the vast quantities of this and other Uncle Sam b asking ns to lend him and effort to this Drive. materials of war make it imperative letter fromZr home. The cost is only 2c. for all of us to keep our fighting men IS MIlion dollars thb month. IS bib But don’t wait for him. Today— .well supplied by greater and greater Rons of extra dollam— ever and now .go to your nearest bank or 'Purchases of War Bonds. per week. Send us his address. U. S. Trsasurf Dspsrtmsnt above any War Bond buying that Post Offiee or place where they seU you’d bo doing anyway! Money to War Bonds. And for your Country’s People's Responsibility bny ships and planes, money to feed sake—for your own sake—invest all Eight billion dollars M the It and clothe and ana and train~the you c an ! billion dollars In this Beeend LET US DO I War Loan Drive must eome m illions a t year fellow Amerieans There ore 7 d iffe re n t typ es o f V . Sm from non-banking sources, so the responsibility for the bulk who will deliver thb punch— who Government securities — choose th e ef Uds 13-billion-dollar drive on ready to wash am ones best suited for yotsl YOUR JOB PRINTING I rests with the Ameriean public. Indieatiims are taat Ameri­ cans generally need only to be reminded of Oris responsibility and how mueh they should lend We can save you money I their government in order to reach this goat Americans are THEY GIVE THEIR LIVES ... i backing up their fighting men on your on the battle fronts. They are supporting the Second War Loan. “They give their lives YOU LEND YOUR MONEY! ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, . . . You lend your money.” This Advertisement Is Donated By STATEMENTS, POSTERS, BUl Buy War Bonds HEADS, PACKET HEADS, Etc. Every Pay Day The Davie Record Patronize your home newspaper * ■ * * k I o P s D o v b h Davie’s Oldest and Best Known Newspaper— and thereby help build up your O u r Q u o ta A Paper That Has Been Working For The Growth home town and county. And Development of Mocksville and Davie County ADS For SALE IN THE DAVIE RECORD. . OUR NEXT ISSUF For More Than 43 Years The Davie Record DAVIE COUNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER-THE PAPER THE PEOPLE READ

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NEWSOF L O N G A G O . UPTHESfflNINGWAY Rockwell H as A Repub­ LesterC raven G ets Pro­ Let Us Pray Seen Along M ain Street fBy Kev. Loy D. Thompson) By The Street Rambler. T O H E A V E N lican M ayor m o t i o n W h al W ai HappeoiDg Id D avie Stanley Jones says that prayer is 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rev. Walter E. Isenhour. Hiddenite. N. C. Before The New Deal Used Up Sbuford H. Bost, a barber at not the only refuge of the weak Three girls and one boy sitting TJp the shining way to heaven Rockwell, will be the next mayor but the reinforcement of the strong. in single seated auto, just talking H e Alphabet, Drowned The You will travel with the few, of that town, as a result of a write, I wonder if there are not manv —Prominent citizen starting out in Hogt and Plowed Up The But you’ll find that they are noble, in vote during the municipal elec- people who have an idea that it is search of quart—Young lady whis ion on May 4, town officials have Cotton and Corn. Loving, kind and gentle, too; puerile and weak to pray. There pering sweet things in young man’s W alking in the steps ot Jesus, a n n o u n ced . (Davie Record, June 23, 1920) is one thing of which most of us ear on Main street—Ed Sanford in Praying as they onward go, Bost was certified bv election of are sure and that is that “He giv- cafe discussing his ' two gardens— Cotton is 43 cents. Leaving sin and worldly pleasures ficials and judges as having been eth power to the faint; and to them Group of'soldter boys thlking over Miss Ivie Horn spent Wednesday In the lowlands down below. elected b v a v o te o f 16 to 13 for- that have no tnisrht He increaseth things In Lont of Ideal Grocery— in W inston Salem shopping. R. L Holthonser, incumbent. The They will bless you as you travel, strength.” The old hymn that we Kimbrough Furches getting hair Miss Prances Summerow, China decision was based on an opinion Give ts you a lifting hand; so often sing in our church servi. c u t In b a rb e r sh o p — Mis& V irg in ia Grove, is the guest of Miss Fran­ from the state attorney general. Help you up if you should stumble, ces expresses most beautifully our Tones mailing letters— Miss Hazel ces Morris. When the election was held May And beside you take their stand; inmost thought and desire: "I Alexander riding bicycle in raiu— Mrs. C. L. Granger and children, 4. only 32 votes were cast. Late Praying that the God of battles Need Th

End of War for Nazi Generals Good Luck CLASSIFIED Who’s News DEPAR TMENT This Week WANTED HOTEL HELP By Elderly white women to do hotel Delos W heeler Lovelace • maid work. Salary $40.00 per month to those who are experienced; By VIRGINIA VALE $ 30.00 per month to those with no ex* Consolidated Features.—'WNU Release. .. Released by Western Newspaper Union. perience; together with room and board; also elderly white men to do EW YORK.—N ow here, now N COLUM BIA’S “Ap­ there, old friends put their O housework. Salary $50.00 per month, pointment in Berlin” set: room and board. Also elderly white brushes to the still incomplete pic­ men to run passenger elevator, salary ture of Brigadier Orde Charles Win- George Sanders, pretending $25.00 per month, room and board. N gate who Wire or write to be a traitor for his coun­ He’s Getting to Be LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOTEL came out of try’s sake, is under arrest: lookovf Mountain • TennettM More and More B u r m a’s f.*$! M jungles with the bit player charged with Like Daniel Boone handcuffing him bursts a thin fringe Raining Sbrapnel of silky whiskers and a belt full of through a door and tries to After antiaircraft guns have Jap scalps. He is related to Law­ wrap the steel bracelets rence of Arabia. Certainly his three- ceased firing at an enemy plane, months long commando raid was around Sanders’ wrists. Tries shrapnel from their shells may the only taste of victory that the again and again and can’t get them continue to rain from the sky for British enjoyed in their newest try to clasp. “You’re not putting mit­ as long as three minutes. for the eastern shore of the Bay tens on a baby!” Director Al Green of Bengal. cries at last. “You act as if you were afraid of hurting Mr. Sanders. Before this war Wingate was The bit player looks sheepish, and deft, politic in handling Arab- Sanders pulls his sleeves back from E jd M U N R g Jewish mixups in Palestine. In ■ ▼ ! white PETROLEUM JElLV M 1940 he flew to Abyssinia and his bruised and bleeding wrists. steamed up the natives against “Really, you’re being a bit hard on their Roman overlords. The the fellow,” says he. "He has tried Moslem Prayers force he mustered finished off it the other way, you know.” Moslems are required by the Koran, their sacred book, to pray 40,000 Italians and when prim, Claire Trevor scored in radio on trim Haile .Selassie returned in Judge Fred M. Vinson (left) who the “Big Town” series with Edward five times daily at fixed times. triumph to Addis Ababa, Wing­ was named director of the Office of G. Robinson several years ago, ate rode beside him on a white MonocIed Gen. John von Broitch apparently still thinks he is In charge Economic Stabilization, replacing charger. thereby giving her screen career a of the situation as be crosses the threshold of an Allied headquarters James F. Byrnes (right), who was D ouble-Purpose General Wavell1 commander-in- after his capture in North Africa with 200,000 other Nazis. In front of appointed director of the newly chief for Burma, himself called Win­ Von Broitch is another captive, General Cramer. Captured generals created Office of War Mobilization. Laxative Gives gate there and then stood clear while receive all the courtesy due their rank and Von Broitch looks as though They are shown congratulating each the 39-year-old brigadier trained stol­ he expects it. other. M o r e Satisfaction id men of Lancashire, tough little Don’t be satisfied Just to relieve your Gurkas and loyal Burmese into the present constipated condition. Meet jungle commando which wrecked Digging in Gardens Instead of Mines Nimitz Wins Again this problem more thoroughly by airfield, blasted ammunition dumps toning up your intestinal system. and bridges and cut railroads be­ For Biis Double-Purpose, use Dr. Hitchcock’s All-Vegetable Iiaxative hind the Japanese lines. Powder—an Intestinal Tonic Laxa­ Wingate’s marriage was a sort of tive. It not only acts gently and commando raid in reverse. Lana thoroughly, but tones lazy bowel Paterson, pretty and 15, sighted him muscles—giving more satisfaction. Dr. Hitchcock’s laxative P ow der on a Mediterranean liner when he helps r e lie v e Dizzy Spells, Sour was 30. She announced on the dot Stomach, Gas, Headache, and that that he was the man she would dull sluggish feeling commonly re­ ferred to as Biliousness, when caused marry. They were married when by Constipation. TTse only as di­ she was 17. rected. 15 doses for only 10c. Large CLAIRE TREVOR family size 25 c. Adv. DLAIN FRANK BANE is a ration- * ing expert. The system on which boost. Now she’s a radio regular the people of these -still well-fed again, on the “Mayor of the Town” ^YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROftU United States buy victuals is one series Wednesday nights with Lionel Barrymore. After Office Hours long He Laid Rules for with Leon Two ex-choir singers kept the set HOT HASHES Zf you suffer from hot flashes, dizzi­ of Paramount’s "True to Life” filled ness, distress of “Irregularities'’, are VsBuying Victuals ^ nd" with .music. They were Mary Mar­ weak, nervous, irritable, blue at times—due to the functional other high-flying experimenters. But tin and Dick Powell, both of whom ‘'middle-age” period In & woman’s Bane, they say, was the hardest began their musical careers singing life—try Lydia E. PlnkhamtS Vege­ worker. hymns in the home-town church. table Compound—Che best-known These coal miners are shown working on their victory gardens after Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, com­ They sang in their dressing rooms medicine you eaa buy today that’s It was work that he. did after of­ leaving their posts in the mines. For the second time within a month made especially tor women. fice hours because he had, still has, mander-in-chief of the Pacific fleet, and on the set; just couldn’t seem to Plnkham’s Compound has helped virtually all mines employing UMW members were paralyzed by lack strides victoriously as he wins a stop. When they weren’t singing thousands upon thousands of wom­ one full-time job. He is director of of manpower. A nation-wide dim-out to eliminate all nonessential use en to relieve such annoying symp­ the Council of State Governments, horseshoe pitching match with Sig­ the music written for the picture of electricity and a 25 per cent curtailment of all train travel were men­ nalman William B. Scoggins who is toms. Follow label directions. Pink* headquartering in Chicago, and, ac­ tioned as possible coal saving devices should they be necessary. they were rehearsing songs for their hao^^ompound^^cortf^ryijyr/ cording to Governor Stassen of Min­ shown measuring the positions of radio shows. The tunes for the pic­ nesota, is the best administrator in the horseshoes. ture were written by Johnny Mer­ the country. cer and Hogy Carmichael; no won­ Administrator Bane’s story is A Different Kind of War der the stars couldn’t stop singing! that he earned Stassen’s praise A Torch Queen by doing next to nothing. He Looks as if Zasu Pitts is making delegates all assignments and a swell comeback in “Let’s Face It,” sits back until the hired hands after concluding her run in her drop in to say the job is cleaned play, “Her First Murder.” Zasu de­ up. This system gives him serves a good picture, after work­ plenty of time for story-telling ing in the lamentable one called which he likes, and for rocking “Tish.” chairs, one of which he de­ mands in any home his wife sets George Reeves spent four years up. His stories, his rocking struggling through small roles in big chairs, help explain why every pictures, hoping for the break that new acquaintance, along about would boost him to the top. He got the second meeting, drops all it, opposite Claudette Colbert in “So handles and calls him Frank. Proudly We Hail”—and was induct­ Fifty now, he has been marriec. ed into the army when the picture for 25 years. He was bom in Vir­ was finished. ginia, went to Randolph-Macon col­ G et Into Action lege and Columbia university and Way, way back Universal decided served in the last war as a cadet- to follow its hilarious “My Man God­ For Full Victory! pilot before he buckled down. Prior frey” with “My Girl Godfrey,” with to landing with the Council of State Carole Lombard in the title role. Governments he was a football Now it’s scheduled again, with coach, a school principal and super­ Deanna Durbin starring, along with intendent and took a whirl at wel­ Franchot Tone and Pat O’Brien. RATS fare work. CARkY THE FLEAS You’ll have to see “Stars in the THAT SPREAD DISEASE1 H f HE Rt. Hon. Sir Archibald Sin- Service” if you yearn to see what clair’s paternal grandfather was your favorite movie heroes are up to KILL tEMwiTH I a blinking old codger out of Dickens in the-armed forces. It will be the Efficienf ( S f V n T I f B f f l n 1Zin T f l by Poe who saw calamity in every first release of the 23rd year of Co­ 6S YEARS I I*71. V^llTf I 1W jr jJ lumbia’s “Screen Snapshots,” and Economical Most O ptim istic “ “ d will present virtually every male A^0UimuGGIS^5«*5W0| Of Air Offensive fearfully on star and featured player who is in Against Germany uniform. It was made by Ralph Staub—it’s the 565th short he’s pro­ Ton for Ton all that he was a baronet. America’s champion woman weld­ duced, directed and photographed. Providing the power to produce q The maternal grandfather, howev­ Chessboard warfare is very different from the bitter conflicts these er for 1343 is petite, 19-year-old Vera ton of steel calls lor a ton of coal. er, was an American who piled up Purple Heart wearers have weathered in the Tunisian campaign. They Anderson (left), shown as she was . Ray Noble, of the Edgar Bergen- much of the wealth Sir Archibald are, left to right, Corp. Vernon D. TiIford of Los Angeles, Calif., Pfc. presented with a silver cup, $350 in Charlie McCarthy air show, is ex­ now enjoys, and his spirit must be Robert G. Ussery of Rockingham, N. C., and Pfc. Raymond Deadman war bonds, and a ticket to Washing­ cited over the announcement that the one that moves the British sec­ of Boston, Mass. They arc recuperating at the Halloran hospital in ton, D. C., where she will meet Mrs, Wamer Bros, will produce a picture retary of state for air to speak so Staien Island, N. Y., from wounds received in action. Roosevelt. named for Ray’s tune, “The Very hopefully of the air offensive against Thought of You”; he wrote it in te a m s s fr Germany. 1934, and it’s still popular. It will ASoothlns C A I V P be spotted in the same manner as ANTtSCPTlC W A L V C l Sir Archibald’s mother was Plays for Pay at 16 Used by thousands with satisfactory pretty Mabel Sands of New Japs Dug Their Own Traps “As Time Goes By” was spotlighted Itilti for 40 jrin iit Taluable ingredi­ so successfully in “Casablanca.” ent*. Get Carboit at drug stores or wriii York. She went to London in BpurIock-Neal Co* Nashville, Teon. the eighties with letters of intro­ -S- duction from the Vanderbilts, The Andrews Sisters will return her kinfolk; married, and died to radio on June 30, when they will WNU- 7 24—43 when her son was eight days old. be guest stars on Jiorton Gould's Her husband died, too, and yonng Carnival over CBS. Having finished Archibald was raised by rela­ the Hollywood chore for Universal— Watch Your tives, tutors and guardians, all which they didn’t want to do— watched sourly by the herring they’re glad to be coming back, even K id n e y s/ grandfather. He was educated though they’ve made so much money Help Them Qeanse the Blood at Eton and Sandhurst, deco­ already this year that they’ll have of Harmful Body 1Waste rated in the last war, then to give their radio salaries right Yoor lddam are eonstantly filtering back to Uncle Sam! waste matter from the blood stream. Bttt turned to politics. kidDeyaaometimee lag in their work—do Bot act as Nature intended—fail to re» Sir Archibald is 53 years old now. move impurities that, if retained, way He has two sons and two daughters ODDS AND ENDS—The house appear­ ouoa the system and upset the wbole ody machinery. of his own, and there are close to ing as the birthplace o / the hero in " The ESymptoms may1 be nagging backache, 100,000 acres around Thurso castle. Story of Dr. IFasself is really the old persistent headache, attacks of dizziness, bam where C. B. De Mille filmed his Settlor up nights, swelling, puffineaa For more than 21 years he has been under the eyes—a feeling of nervous in parliament and for many of those first picture three decades ago . . . John att^uety and loss of pep and strength. NesbiU revives his “The Passing Parade” Other signs of kidney or bladder dia- years he has been leader of the on the air June 29, filling in for 13 weeks order are sometimes burning, scanty or Scottish Liberal party. • He has had too frequent urination. for Fibber McGee and Molly ; . . Jean There should be no doubt that prompt his orpsent post since the desperate Parker offered her Si. Bernard to the treatment is wiaer than neglect. Uae summer of 1940., P uli. Doan’* have been winning Army as a war dog, but he was turned new friends for more than forty years. More than one full month has down unless’ he reduces, he weighs 21S AAey nave a nation-wide reputation. passed since the big Allied planes pounds . . . It will be a working vacation Ara recommended by grateful people the E i ’:e t!;s cne ab-sve co"necfed with funnels were the last posts Bere is the youngest profession­ country over. As* year neighbor! stepped up their sweeps over Ger­ cceapua by Cic Japanese on A tiu irlartd. T-iese Un ted States sailors al baseball player. He is Jack for Jackie (Homer) Kelk of “The Aldrieh many. Pilsen and Mannheim are aie c.-.ar.-i-in-g Szpz.'.eie medical e jirme:it left by the routed enemy. Mo=Sch, 16, S feet 10 inches, 160 Family** u/iea the serial takes a vacation still carting off their rubble while Acc re'.;-"! t-> a Ja j-Jiese raeio brcracrst t’*e invaair.g Americans annihi- pounds, who plays infield this summer; he’s going to HMywood to Dortmund and Dusseldorf smoulder. j fated all .'r.panece forces attorr.pl^n" to hr/d the island. for the Baltimore Oriolr- make pictures. D o a n sPills THE DAVIE RECORD.. MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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Toward the middle of August last year, our American pilots in the Hot Potato Salad. the inspiration of the Holy ' Spirit, ASPIPI ______Aleutians began bringing back re­ (S e rv e s 6) wrote the two personal letters known n m su rs ussest s o u s m w ports of sudden and furious Japa­ 6 potatoes, diced to us as II and In John, They nese activity on Kiska island. Road 3 slices bacon abound in sound spiritual, practical AMD construction had been started there, I teaspoon salt advice. Note that these two words A W a rn in g two seaplane hangars and ramps Va teaspoon pepper belong together, for what is truly You know how to conquer, Han­ were built, huts and camp buildings 3 tablespoons chopped parsley spiritual cannot help but be tre­ nibal, but you know not how to were hastily thrown up, sandbagged 3 tablespoons chopped onion mendously practical and perfect for utilize victory.—Barca, a Cartha­ crs and revetted, a submarine base was 6 tablespoons bacon fat the direction of thought and life. ginian, to Hannibal. .-od by the constructed west of Salmon Lagoon. 3 tablespoons vinegar In these letters five admirable les­ iok, to pray Telegraph poles, brought all the Cook potatoes in jackets until ten­ sons are taught Let us give heed ed times. way from Japan, lined the company der. Peel and dice. Cook bacon to them. They are appropriate to streets. New gun emplacements over low flame until crisp. Re­ our day. i were dug on North and South Heads, You’re the clever homemaker who move from pan and break into sinall I. Set an Example Before Yonr K oolM d underground passages were chan­ saves on chicken by using only half pieces and add to hot potato cubes. C h ild re n (II John 4-6). ■pose neled beneath the rocks, and anti­ a chicken for coasting. Ton can Add seasoning, p a r s le y and onion. We may not like to admit it, but 1 0 B f G aircraft grew steadily more intense. have the stuffing, too, by mounding Combine fat and vinegar. Pour over our children are largely what we ssves it nnder the chicken when you roast potato mixture and serve hot. make them by their training—or DRINKS With Oriental thoroughness they it in the pan to get all the wonderful even gave Kiska Island a new name There are still a number of un­ lack of it—in the home. Parents action flavor of the m eat in it. rationed foods which may fill in —Narukima1 which means ‘‘Ringing have the grave and at the same time relieve your nice gaps in menu-making. For ex­ precious responsibility of being what of the Gods.” What that means is Most families are so reduced that lition. Meet anybody’s guess. ample, cottage cheese is an excel­ they want their children to be. We I m (roughly by few homemakers find it necessary lent source of both calcium and pro­ set the mold of their thinking and Dal system. 0. S. Army Engineers Busy. to stew or roast a Se, use Dr. tein, and you’ll enjoy using it in acting, not only about material Ie Laxative But while the Japs were develop­ whole chicken for this salad with summer greens: , things, but mentally and spiritually, 1> IGHT from your scrap-bag Conic Laxa- ing their base, our army engineers their meals. In­ Cottage Cheese. Salad. which is far more important. steps this footwear! Both san­ gently and were not idle. On an island in the stead, it’s much (Serves 4 to 5) Above all we must teach them by dals and scuffs are entirely of lazy bowel smarter to use tisfaction. Andreanof group, only a fighter 2 cnps cottage cheese precept and example to love God su­ rags, soles and all, and make gay, e Powder plane hop from Kiska, intelligence one half of the K cup sonr cream premely, and to walk after His com­ inexpensive play shoes or bedroom ipells, Sour scouts had secretly surveyed a site chicken for stew­ Y i cnp chopped chives mandments. Father, mother, have slippers. Use up scraps in varied e, and that Cor a new landing field. Now, a s ing, the other half mrnonly re- Y t cncnmber diced y o n done your duty? Are your chil­ colors. August drew to a close, one of the for roasting, or perhaps in making I tablespoon chopped w atercress - dren “walking in truth” (v. 4)? • • • phen caused numerous and delicious dishes using Pattern 7504 contains instructions Ior (illy as di- most remarkable armadas of the VA teaspoons salt making slippers in small, medium and 10c. Large war set sail from the Alaska main­ cut up chicken. n . Be on Gnard Against False Yh teaspoon pepper T e a c h e r s (II John 7-11). large sizes; illustration of stttches; list land under the protecting cover of Chicken is a good source of pro­ Z hard-cooked eggs, chopped of materials needed. a navy convoy and the ever vigilant tein and we can use it in place of Mix cottage cheese and sour We are not to countenance false PBYs. There were lumbering trans­ meat dishes regularly. In addition cream lightly with a fork. Add vege­ teaching even by entertaining such “ v ’ - y * ports, a few old freighters, a fishing it’s a delicious food that combines teachers, or having close fellowship I er from tables and diced eggs, and season Preserve O ur Liberty scow or two, several converted well with many other types of food, with salt and pepper. Serve in with them. To create the impression and goes with most vegetables and before the world and the Church UOl barges, a side-paddle river boat, mounds, garnished with watercress Buy II. S. W ar Bonds even a little tug hauling a four- fruits in the menu. or lettuce and tomato wedges. that they are “not so bad,” by ap­ masted schooner loaded to the gun­ Consider, for example, many of pearing as their friends, is to par­ ihes. d Lzzl- take of their evil works (v. 11). This rities, are wales with gasoline. Every hold was the chicken salads which can be HIN blue a t jammed with guns, crates, construc­ made up with fruits or vegetables, is a serious matter, and one which is and for sandwich fillings. Then, too, a problem in the Church today. Keep everything in its proper L woman s tion gear. Every inch of deck space place to reduce night accidents. SNAPPY FACTS m s Vesse was jammed with men. you can serve chicken either warm Such teachers may easily be rec­ est-known "I ognized. They are aptly described * * • ABOUT V. S. Flotilla Heads W est. or cold with many vegetables and day that’s fruits, as a good start on getting by Dr. Douglass: “In all ages the Rongh lime and sand walls can ias helped Curtained by dense fog—and for what you need of the seven basic Church has been plagued by those be smoothed for papering by coat­ RUBBER ox com ­ once everyone gave devout thanks food groups necessary to health. who want to substitute something for ing with plastic paint containing ing symp- for the foul weather—the strange ons. Pink* You probably have your own way pure Christian faith, or to embroider gypsum. tfi tryingJ Botilla headed westward. No Jap of stewing and roasting chicken, but it with bright ideas of their own con­ * • • patrol plane marred the murky instead of using one whole chicken ceiving. Such people may try to Don’t have anything else in the skies, no prowling submarine spot­ for either of these methods, split it, strip religion of its supernatural as­ oven when you plan to bake a ted them from the sea, as the convoy "Squeal Gees" (squeegees), use one half for stewing, the other pect and reduce it to a merely ra­ cake, and place cake as near the rubber devices used to scour crept at snail’s pace past the dan­ for roasting. tionalistic system. They may seek center of oven as possible. / tho decks off vessels, are re­ gerous reefs and shoals that mark Cut the fowl in half, lengthwise, to slyly loosen the moral standards * * * ferred to In a book written in the shores of the Andreanofs, breast­ of the Church because their own lives and cook one half with several A layer of tomato ketchup 1853 on rubber and Its uses* ed the mountainous tides and an­ carrots, celery, parsley, onion, and are deficient when measured by such chored safely at last in the shelter standards. They may try to mini­ poured over the top of beans while .Legblotfon lias been proposed In seasonings in enough water to cov­ baking will cook through the beans Nebraska which would offer a sf the island. er until tender. Make dumplings, if mize the teaching of the cross be­ The rattle of chains in the hawse- and add much to their flavor. reward of $10,000 for the first you like, to go with the stew. cause it stands for sacrifice.” Watch * • » company or Individual to bufld a pipes had hardly died away before •For roast chicken, cook stewing against them, and stand against their plant In Hebraslca and produce • our troops under full field equip­ hen split in half lengthwise until ten­ destructive teaching. A little poultry seasoning helps 20,000 tons or more of synthetic ment had clambered down the rope the flavor of pork, veal or lamb der. Mound 4 to 6 cups of well- ill. Be Diligent in Putting For­ rubber In any tweWe*month period. nets into the landing barges. Driving ward Trae Teachers (HI John 5-8). gravy—try it the next time. seasoned dressing In bottom of shal­ • • • Wliy farm ers rain and icy seas soaked them to low pan, well greased where dress­ The door which should be closed the skin, but at least the storm in­ Here’s the way to stew chicken 9or car tires: Nino out of ing is placed. Arrange dressing to and bring ont all its delicious flavor. against false teachers should be Com meal used in puddings, or o veiy 100 sured the landing operations against keep outline of chicken. Press opened wide to those who are faith­ mush, should be thoroughly mixed automobiles air attack. Artillery protection was Simmer gently until tender in sea­ "hauling I cooked half of chicken cut side down soned w ater with onion, carrot, pars­ ful-teachers of the truth. in a little cold water before hot quickly established. Jeeps, com­ over dressing. Brush chicken with This refers primarily to the hos­ water is added. It then will not be to mand cars, caterpillar tractors, melted fat. Bake uncovered in a ley and salt. pitality of the home, and reminds lumpy. trucks splashed toward the beach. * • • hot oven (400 degrees) until chicken Cottage Cheese Salad Mold. us of a grace which has been all but New Base Takes Shape. on is nicely browned, about % hour. (Serves 8 to 10) forgotten in these days of small If yon want to serve a meatless . The members of the ground crews A few leftover pieces of chicken 3 cnps cottage cheese apartments. meal and conserve on oven heat ry! pitched in and carried on their backs either from the roast or from stew­ I cnp crushed pineapple, drained Whether we are able to open our bake these together: macaroni and the equipment for the base that was ing can go into a salad. You’ll like S tablespoons mayonnaise homes to God’s servants or not, we cheese, squash, corn bread and ap­ fast taking shape under the noisy this combination with fruit: 1 teaspoon salt can show a Christian spirit of genu­ ple pudding. All the extras you’ll activity of bulldozers and caterpil­ Y* teaspoon m ustard ine hospitality in helping to bring peace # Chicken and F rait Salad Bowl. need will be fruit and a beverage. lars. For ten days, they worked in (Serves 4 to 6) Dash of cayenne them forward (v. 6 ) in their work. • • • sopping clothes, ate out of tin cans 2 tablespoons lemon jnice This may be done by gifts of money, and snatched occasional hours of 1 cop diced chicken by kindness shown in time of need, To make celery curls cut small H teaspoon salt VA tablespoons nnflavored gelatin stocks or short pieces of celery sleep in the mud and rain. I cup pineapple Jnice by fc real interest in their work, by The expedition landed on Sunday, VA cups seedless grapes recommending them to others who lengthwise into thin shreds, cut­ 2 oranges, peeled and sectioned Mix cheese, pineapple and mayon­ ting to within a half-inch of the MGoodrich August 30. On Friday, September naise. Mix salt, mustard, cayenne wish to hear the truth. XI, the vanguard of a squadron of Y t cup blanched almonds Do everything possible, then, to leaves on end of piece. Place in • French dressing and lemon juice; ice water to curl. fighter planes dropped out of the add to cheese and hinder the false teacher, and be just * * • gray skies onto a finished runway. Add salt to chicken. Cover salad mix lightly. Sof­ as diligent to put forward the minis­ bowl with shredded lettuce. Arrange try of the true m an of God. Always pull wrenches toward : & $1 . 0 0 At last with a base only a couple ten gelatin in you. Always cut away with a of hundred miles from the enemy, grapes over half of top, oranges IV. Do Not Trust Proud, Self- over other half. Pass french dress­ pineapple juice knife from you. " we were able to cut down the worst and dissolve over Seeking Leadership (III John 9-11). of our weather losses and to put a ing. hot water. Stir A man may be orthodox, and in­ striking force of fighters and me­ Still another way of stretching produce a, your meat, or chicken, if there is carefully into the tensely loyal to the denomination, Ion of coal. dium bombers over Kiska. cheese mixture. Turn into mold and at the same time be a wicked absolutely enough and chill until firm. man whose example is to be Our initial visit was in the nature to go around is to of a celebration. The mediums went serve it with po­ A cool, delectable dessert that shunned. No word is said against in over Kiska at 50 feet—believed to tato salad. You does not consume points and takes the teaching of Diotrephes. He was be the first deck-level mission ever may like it hot or it easy on the sugar is this: not condemned for being careless conducted by American bombers— you may like it Frozen Apricot Shortcake. about, the affairs of the church, or (S e rv e s 6) unfaithful in his attendance and de­ and destroyed three large trans­ cold. Here’s one I cup dried apricots . votion to its interest as he saw them. VE ports. Fighter planes swarmed over that’s hot: factory re- the target like small boys raiding VA cnps water - The sin-of Diotrephes was pride, ile tngredi* an apple orchard, shot up everything % cnp sngar a desire to be the boss of the church, res or write “No. I man” in its affairs. Lacking TeniL on the water, and shot down every­ Y i teaspoon salt thing in the air. L y n n S a y s : I teaspoon nnflavored gelatin the true spirituality which always re­ Week after week, month after X tablespoon cold w ater sults in humility, he opposed the 24— 43 month, the aerial slugging match T h e Score Card: Ceiling prices I teaspoon vanilla apostle. Not only did he refuse to went on. All fall and winter and have been announced on many I egg, beaten receive him, but used pressure on spring, amid the foulest flying con­ rationed foods, and it’s a good I cop heavy cream , whipped others who were willing to be hos­ ditions anywhere in the world, the idea to consult the lists when Sponge cake pitable. navy patrol planes would scout the you go shopping. It will help you Cook apricots until tender, about V. Eunlate the Life of the Man in buying and budgeting. 25 minutes. Add % of sugar and of Good Report (III John 12). Tlis U. S. Government has asked us <11 Cmv a H m a _ I lonely seas. Now and then, when to do everything possible to conserve fuel. « « V t s r i m e Ib e B lo o d the skies opened up, army bombers Most of the times we’re con­ salt. Heat to boiling, remove from A good man! No words of praise p aste and fighters would take off to drop cerned with buying foods in sea­ heat and beat to a mush. Soften could possibly surpass such a testi­ BjraerTingKelloggfSconiHakeSfrequentIy U fQ r I f ^ n f h f t r ltly filtering another lethal load. son, but it’s more important to gelatin in water and add to apricots. mony. The world is full of brilliant, you can effect important savings in eleo- ■stream. But buy in season now when you’re Cool. Add remaining % c u p sugar |ir work—do They knew the staggering toll the skilled, wealthy and prominent peo­ triciiy, gas and other ooaking fuels. ' f o o d s f o o l -fail to re­ weather was taking in ships and preparing to put up foods for the and vanilla to beaten egg and beat ple, but there is an appalling dearth tained, may fall and winter. until thick. Fold in whipped cream. \ the whole men; they knew the hopelessness of of good men and women. dislodging the enemy by intermit­ In case you don’t have your Arrange layer of sponge cake cut How refreshing to meet, and how t backache, own garden, you might be of about inch thick on bottom of re­ Iof dizziness, tent bombing raids alone. But they Vi delightful to know, such a man—such t , putfioess help in picking vegetables and frigerator tray. Spread with apricots a woman. Like Demetrius, they Iuf nervous knew that slowly, ever so slowly, we Id strength, were inching westward closer and fruits to some farmer who does and cover with whipped mixture. have not only the witness of the gladder dis- not have enough help. If you Freeze. Cut in squares and serve Church, and of the truth, but also of . scanty or closer to the Kiska guns, and our f t * ? forces were readying themselves are canning, this is a splendid cream side up. “all men.” But last week we said Ihat prompt during the spring for Uiat all-out of­ way of getting fresh produce. the world hates real Christians. It tRJuct. Use Those of you city dwellers who Are you having difficulties planning ion winning fensive which would drive the In­ meals with points? Stretching your meats? does, but it also respects them, and Iorty yean, can neither have your own Vic­ is forced to bear witness to their FLAKES !reputation. vader forever from our islands. Lyrm Chtunbers can give you help if you ; i ^ TXa ^ I people U>« “There are many roads which tory garden or help pick prod­ write her, enclosing a stamped, self-ad­ reality and goodness. fa ’fim f I ItorI uce should get to the market . IMojj'i Cora FhkB «lj» . lead right to Tokyo,” President dressed envelope for your reply, in care of Professed fellowship with God in HorMitsViatEttmm^- Roosevelt said recently, .“and we early to get as fresh produce as her at Western Newspaper Union, 210 Christ which does not result in good­ 'ItIIIVE K U tB o in M iat possible. Seutft Desplaines Street, Chicago, Illinois. ness of life may well be scrutinized. (VitaiiuDBi), NuKintsdtnia.-:- 3 shall neglect none of them.” Released by Western Newspaper Union. IMltt MMMlNmi INK SrtHMf THE DAVlE RECORD. MOCKSV1LLE. N. C. JUNE 23. 1943.

T H E DAVIE RECORD S. C. Democrats G ose H arley G raves A viation W oodson-Craig M arri­ Fork News Notes. Sheffield News. THED Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Aaron and FaJmers say the wheat crop in C. FRANK STROUD - - Editor. Parses C a d e t a g e family, of Winston Salem, spent Sun this section is the sorriest ;n many Oldest P Maxwell Field, A la, June 19—Avi­ day with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Aaron. y ears. Spartanbarg, S. C —The Soar, Mrs. Margaret Cunningham Craig No Liquo TELEPHONE Miss Pauline W yatt, of Charlotte, Lester Cleary had the misfortune ation Cadet Harley P- Graves, son of of Boxwood, Davie county, and New taoburg Herald said the South Ca­ spent the week-end with her parents to get bruised up very bad one day Mr and Mrs. Harley P. Graves, of York c ty. and Walter Henderson Entered atthe Postoffice in Mock* Mr. and Mrs. Caeser Wyatt. last week when a mule he was rid­ rolina Democratic executive com. Mocksville, N, C. is now enrolled as Woodson, Sr., of Salisbury, were NEWS vllle, N. C., as Second-class If Mrs. Jack Deese and children, of ing became frightened and torew mittee bad unannimoasly refused a an aviation cadet in the Army Air quietly married at six o’clock Thurs­ m atter. Uarch 3. 1903. Tbomasville, spent the past week him off with his foot fastened in the request of the national executive day evening at Boxwood, winter res­ M iss S s r Forces Pre-Flight School for Pilots with her father, DeW itt Bailey. harness. He waa dragged for some idence of the bride distance before bis slipper pulled off SUBSCRIPTION RATES: committee for financial support in at Maxwell Field, located on the out­ Only a few d o s e relativ es w ere p re­ Frank Mvers and Bill Rishop, of In Charlott and he fell loose. the 1944 national Democratic cam­ skirts of Montgomery, tbe capitol of sent to witness the ceremony. The Salisbury, spent Sunday here witk ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE SlOO Clyde Goforth, who has been spen­ paig n . A labam a. spacious drawning room where the friends and relatives. la m e s T ‘ SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE S 50 ding some time at Baltimore, arriv­ Here the new class of cadets is re­ event took place, was graced with Mrs Ned Bailey and! daughter. a b u sin e ss Disagreement of the state com­ arrangements of regale lilies, white ed in Sheffield last weekj Clvde ex­ The New Deal has made the A Betty Sean, returned Monday from mittee with the national policies of ceiving nine -weeks of intensive mill gladioli, magnolia blossoms from pects to go to camp soon. a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. A tto rn e y tnerican fanner the world’s prize the party was the basis for refusal tary, physical and academic training trees on the estate, white box elder Bill Bottoms, at Bennettsville, S. C. Cussinganddiscussing tbe many Ettinea pig. preparatory to beginning their ac­ blooms, and Queen Anne’s lace, re­ strikes was the subject at the Gos­ kinville, w to contribute to the 1944 party war flected in large mirrors brought by Mrs. Cbas, F Barnhardt and iittle tual flight instruction at one of the son Don Eldwin. are visiting relatives sip Club Saturday night. One old- b u sin e ss. cbest. the Herald said. The news, tbe bride from England and other Partisan politics can’t win a war. many primary flying schools in the in E a ste rn C arolina. timer says it’s seating time for some co u n tries. one to hunt up Teddie’s big stiok if Ii is going to take the entire coun­ paper, quoting state committeemen Army Air Forces Southeast Training M r. and As the wedding hour approached Mr. and Mrs. Robah Jarvis an­ they can find someone with back­ it did not name, said the cbiet rea. nounce the birth of a fine son. A d v an ce , try—both Democrats and Repub C en ter. Prof. Harold Dickensheets sang bone enough to use it. son for the dissention was the re. "M’Appari,” from “Martha.” by licans, to defeat the enemy. Cadet Graves is a graduate of Pvt. Nelson Bailey, who is station­ p in g T b n rs sentment of the South Carolina Mocksville High School, class of 1940, Flotow. and “Calm as tbe Night,” ed in a Texas camp, is here on a 9- by Bohm . day furlough with home folks. A big army man intimates that unit of apparent efforts of the na. and was county supervisor for AAA U, S. Navy, and recently promoted F O R S The bride and bridegroom took Dr. and Mrs. Garland Greene and to W arrant Officer, who has been in the war may terminate within four m u les tionai committee “to woo the Ne. before bis entry into service. He re­ their places before the wide mantel children spent Sunday afternoon at tb e N avy 15 years, visited Mr. and months We are still of the opiu gro vote at the expense of southern ceived dual flight instructions at the where Rev. Charles J. Woodbridge, Yadkin College with relatives. Mrs. Vance Johnston last Thursday pastor of tbe First Presbvterian ion that it won’t be over before No IOth College Training Detachment Mrs. Eva Miller spent the week­ enroute to San Francisco, where] he feelin g s.” ehurch, Salisbury, conducted the M r. an d pre prefiigbt school, as a part of his end with Mrs. Annie Broadway at has been assigned to duty. He and vem ber. The state committeemen, th e nuptial ceremony. E lbaville. Mrs. Johnston are making the trip Selma, spe flight training before coming to Herald said following a meeting in Mrs. Woodson, the former Marga­ Henry T. Johnston. C. C. M., in in their car to arrive there tbe 24th . "W e have built np powers that, Maxwe’l Field. ret Cunningham is a native of New in to w n wi in tbe hands of unscrupulous men, Cotumbia two weeks ago, instruct, Jersey. Her first husband who died a number of years ago was William M esdam could destroy tbe nation,” said ed Winchester Smith of Barnmell Concord News county, state chairman of the com­ Rabb Craig, of New York city. C . M orris Franklin D. Roosevelt a few years Dewey Foster had tbe misfortune Boxwood, a Davie cannty farm FINE MARES JUST ARRIVED N ew Y o rk ago. And look at them go. mittee, to write the national com. to get his nose broke one day last bought originally as a shooting pre­ mittee of their refusal to comply week while at his work. serve, waB developed into one of the ^ L U tle M ' Another New Deal stnnt: Bnild with the request for a contribution Little Kink and Barbara Ann Fer- most beautiful estates of the Pied­ I have just received some fine mont section. Of late years Mrs. Carolina B jng a half-million dollar airport, in to national party funds. abee spent a few days last week the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clint Berrier. Woodson has made her home there a little Oklahoma town on which to a greater and greater extent. and friend' Mr. and Mrs. L C. Berrior and Mares from 4 to 7 years old. only one Government plane has R estriction Is Lifted Oo W alter Woodson. Sr., former state Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nail and daugh­ senator, has for many years been an W Hl bn landed, and it was off course. ter visited Mr. and Mrs. J C. Mc- outstanding figure a an attorney If you need stock, see Dalton e st m a rk e t Feed Shipm ents Culloh in Mocksville Saturday night. aad in local and state politics President of the United Nations Homer Crotts. of the U S. Army, His first m arriage was to the form North Carolina livestock and Hendrix, at my bam near the of the World would be quite a title has received a medical discharge and er Pauline Barnhardt, who died in M rs. L a poultry feeders and feed processors is back home. Glad to see him. Ja n u a ry 1942. at that But we wonder bow Brit­ K a th r y n S should be able to obtain larger sup. Mr. and Mrs. Boone Foster and Present plans of Mr. and Mrs. Court House. ain, China and Russia would take family spent Sunday with Mrs. D. Woodson it is understood, are to W in sto n -S plies of soybean meal from western to Harry Hopkins as chief of the C. F o ste r. main ain both homes. Boxwood as a inner palace guard? producing areas as a result of revo­ Mr. and Mrs. Wade Nail visited summer residence and the Salisbury M rs. G . mansion for winter entertaining. J. FRANK HENDRIX. cations b» the W ar Food Adminis- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nail Sunday. Miss Panli We have been trying to figure tration, according to H. A. Pat­ Crops are looking fine, and wheat few days v out just how many slices of bam harvesting has been on in full blast. ten, State AAA executive assist p a re n ts at we are short as a resnlt of that a n t. Kappa News. fool stnnt Henry Wallace pnlled off The shipment restrictions were S b e e k B when he was Secretary of Agricul­ embodied in Oilseed Ordeis 4 and 5 Mr. and Mrs. Foster Thorne and N. C. Stat family, of Statesville, spent Sunday ture. Poor lit'tle pigs—poor, starv­ rived horn which were issued last winter and with relatives in this community. ing humanity. which provided thai no soy-bean Mr. and Mrs J. H. Jones and lit­ tner holida Well, maybe Leon Henderson oil meal could be sold for shipment tle daughter, of Center, spent Sun­ M iss Ja n from the Corn Belt into designated day with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones. M orrisetttS isn’t a great man. Bht he can al Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Click and B a p tist H ways tell his grandchildren that he areas without specific authorization daughter, of Salisbury were Sunday recovering was able to get America’s living so of the Credit Corporation. This dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, E. E. u n d e rw e n t scrambled in one year that it will order, however, did not affect move Koontz. Mr. and Mrs. Pink Rat- “LIVE WIRE STORE" . ___ . . . ledge and family, of Woodleaf, were I take tbe whole Republican Party of soYbean neal produced in goe8te Sunday afternoon. M rs. J . to undo the damage. processing plants located within I Q. W. Cartner and family spent West Fourth And Trade Sts. Winston-Salem, N. G are spendi these areas. North Carolina was Sunday afternoon with Mrs. J. F. Iatives in According to tbe Winston-Salem C a rtn e r. included in the area of the South­ s p e n d in g a Journal, drunkenness, crime and Miss Clara Sain, of Mocksville, was eastern states Tbe orders were is­ automobile wrecks have increased the week-end guest of Miss Virginia sued in order to make more meal Jones: M r. an d to an alarming extent since the sale produced in the Corn Belt available Mr and Mrs. Ed Walker of Mccks- Come On9 Folks children s~ of wine and beer w-s legalized in In that area and in tbe Pacific vllle, visited Mr and Mrs. Williaml Mrs. Stro' that city. We are not surprised Cartner Sunday I Northwest during the heavy feed­ W e Are StiU M rs. Jo sep When the good (?) people place Mr. add Mrs. K. B. Graves and’ We’re always glad to see ing season, and to facilitate the use son. of Augusta, and Mr. and Mrs. temptation before the young peo­ B ill A n g of soybean meal produced in east­ BruceTurnerani son visited Mr. ple, many can’t resist. a t S o n th e ern and southern mills in markets and Mrs. H. C. Jones Sunday. Miss Rosie Keller spent a few days H o l d i n g you—everything is S e m in a rv , If yon have a grievance with near these mills. last week with Mrs. Marvin Keller, few d a y s i 'your neighbor, don’t expect your “Many of the mills in this area of Jericho, who has heen sick. the front Iine-Summer merch­ b is p a re n t local newspaper to thresh it out soon will complete crashing of soy Misses Geneva and Ziola Koontz, andise is melting like ice-cream for you through the columns of his beans for tbe season, and it will be of Mocksville; spent the week-end “Correctly Priced” with Mr. and Mrs E. E Koontz in a hot put. We’re just back H . S . newspaper The object of your necessary for western mills to dis w eek from home paper is to do all the good it tribute their meal over wider areas. ’1 Harm ony Stores Take from the market, however, and ville, wh‘ can to as many people as it can, Patten said. “ While feeder de. with the special pick-ups we be­ taking trea and it cannot be expected to pub- mand is seasonally smaller now H alf H oliday lieve we can make out safely p roved. Iisb articles, reflecting upon any than during the winter months, For the benefit of onr hundreds Our Special citizen. If you have something many North Carolina feeders are in of readers who trade at Harmonv. till July 4th. C o rp . B nice to say about your neighbor or urgent need of supplies.” We wish to announce that the Har- her of the friend, we shall be only too glad to It is expected that only a small mony stores are closing every and statia Thursday afternoon at one o'clock give you space. quanity of western soyoean meal of Catifor- during tbe summer months C o u n t e r s will be carried over into the 1043- his mother The Record is opposed to any 44 season, Patten declared, and this R . 2. man or set of men bolding office situation emphasizes the need for RATiONGUIDE No B reak in Q uality for life. This applies to every of­ Ready-to-W ear J . A rth u maximum production of soybeans fice from township constable to Blue stamps Kt Lt M are letter carri th is y ear. president. Onr Democratic friends good until July 7. o r P r i c e tion last w ed after th differ with us along this line. They Coffee Stamp No. 24, m Recent Arrivals Make Things Look Federal A oto Stickers War Ration Book One, good c o rd s and believe In getting tbe offices and Good For A Short Time At Least A r th u r va holding on until the grim reaper S S O O ! for one pound of coffee, be­ 25c 39c 49c jerks them into a better world. The came valid May 31 and is Jo h n T a Get your federal auto stamp stick­ yonng generation of Democrats in good through June. 1 0 0 ’s of Lovely D resses b e a good er now before the last-minute rush enjoyed be North Carolina don’t stand any Gasoline-uAn hook coup­ begins. The stickers, costing $5.00 of his gard more chanoe of serving their state ons No. 5 good for three gal­ each, are now on sale at all post of a n d S u i t s is tbe earli In an official capacity than a snow, ffice stBmp windowe. No creden- lons each and must last till BETTER GRADE w e h a v e h ball would in a red hot Majestic are needed to purchase the stickers July 21. o u t o f a I R a n g e . which will remain on sale at the post RED STAMPS, for meat office throughout June and must be MATERIALS T h e su r Tbe Government is calling on all products, canned fish, butter, $1.95 to $8.95 affixed to automobiles before Jnly I. nesday eve newspapers to get merchants and cheese, etc. Stamps J. K, L, Our Stock Still Complete o’clock, ca‘ business'men to sponsor bond and M, good through June. p in g , b n t i Jesse J. Stew art lights were scrap metal advertisements. Tbe SHOES-Stamp 18 in Wm - Jesse J Stewart, 75. died Thurs­ of a big, r Government wants them to sponsor Ration Book One, good until 69c 79c 98c day morning at the home of his dau­ fused to bl ads in ALL newspapers, regardless Oct. 31 for one pair shoes HOSIERY ghter. Mrs. H. M. Clearv, in Cala- of their party affiliations. We have M rs. S a bain township. Death followed an SUGAR-Stamp 13. good called on some people who wonld N ice A ssortm ent Jnst $1,15 and $1.49 Statesville illness of five months for 5 pounds, through Aug. L . M . S tr not sponsor an ad in our paper for Surviving are his wife, three sons 15th. Stamps Nos. 15 and C a m e I n goiter oper Uncle Sam or anybody else. Some and .six daughters. One brother, 16 in War Ration Book One F rid a y n o sponsor ads in other papers We William Stewart, also survives b een in b now are good for 5 pounds 51 and 54 G auge Just Received Nice Ahsortment don’t care to make any lengthy Funeral services were held at 3 of sugar each, for use in home year or mo comments on people who are so o’clock Friday afternoon at Chest­ canning through Oct. 31st Hard Twist, Dull Finish for her a s narrow-minded that they wonld nut Grove; Metbodift church and the Housewives may apply at lo­ WHITE HATS M iss E li rather lose a war than have their j b ^ v *a^ to re9t ,n *be church cem- cal ration board* for supple­ W in sto n -S e te ry . B e a u t i f u l names appear in a Republican news I mentary sugar for home can­ Last Word In Styles and a local paper. ’Nuff sed. One of our every two fami­ ning, if essential. be at the < lies have at least two work­ $1.18 Pr. day aftern War Bonds should mean ers.; Figure it Out yourself Back the attack by upping AU p erson something more to you than how' much beyond U per­ your payroll savings your $1.00 to $5.95 any inform Jost “a good sound invest- cent of your BuniIy income very next payday. Measure please repo ient." Figure it out yourself. you can put into War Btmds your savings by your new every payday. higher income.

$ THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C. JUNE 23. 1943.

T H E D A V I E RECORD S. C. Democrats G ose H arley G raves A viation !W oodson-Craig M arri- Fork News Notes. Sheffield News. THED Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Aaron and Farmers say the wheat crop in C FRANK STROUD • * Editor. P a r s e s C a d e t I a g e family, of Winston Salem, spent Sun this section is the sorriest In many Oldest P M axw ell F ield, A la , J u n e 19—Avi­ day with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Aaron. y ears. Spartanburg, S. C —The Spar­ < Mrs. Margaret Canningham Craig No Liquo TELEPHONE ation Cadet Harley P Graves, son of Miss Pauline W yatt, of Charlotte, Lester Cleary had the misfortune tanburg Herald said tbe South Ca­ of Boxwood, Davie county, and New to get bruised up very bad one day Mr and Mrs. Harley P. Graves, of York cty. and Walter Henderson spent the week-end with her parents Entered atthe Poatoffice i n MockB- last week when a mule he was rid­ rolina Democratic executive com. Mocksville, N. C. is now enrolled as Woodson, Sr., ot Salisbury, were Mr. and Mrs. Caeser W yatt. NEWS T llle, N. C., as Second-class Mail ing became frightened and torew mittee bad nnannimously refused a an aviation cadet in the Army Air quietly married at six o’clock Thurs­ Mrs. Jack Deese and children, of m atter. March 3. 1903. Thomasville, spent the past week him off with his foot fastened in the request of tbe national executive day evening at Boxwood, winter res­ M iss S a r Forces Pre-Flight School for Pilots with her father, DeWitt Bailey. harness. He was dragged for some idence of the bride distance before bis slipper pulled off SUBSCRIPTION RATES: committee for financial support in at Maxwell Field, located on tbe out­ Only a few close relatives were pre­ In Charlott Frank Myers and Bill Rishop, of and he fell loose. 1 1 oo tb e *944 national Democratic cam skirts of Montgomery, tbe capitol of sent to witness the ceremony. The Salisbury, spent Sunday here witk ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE Clyde Goforth, who has been spen­ $ SO paign. A labam a. spacious drawning room where the friends and relatives. Jam es T ' SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE ding some time at Baltimore, arriv­ Here the net? class of cadets is re­ event took place, was graced with Mrs Ned Bailey and! daughter. a b u sin e ss Disagreement of the state com­ arrangements of regale lilies, white ed in Sheffield last week! Clvde ex­ The New Deal has made the A- ceiving nine -weeks of intensive mili­ Betty Sean, returned Monday from pects to go to camp soon. mittee with the national policies of gladioli, magnolia blossoms from a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs, tnerican fanner the world’s prize tary, physical and academic training A tto rn e y the party was the basis for refusal trees on the estate, white box elder Bill Bottoms, at Bennettsville, S. C. Cussing and discussing tbe many preparatory to beginning their ac­ blooms, and Queen Anne’s lace, re­ k ln v ille , w guinea pig. to contribute to the 1944 party war Mrs. Chas. F Barnhardt and little strikes was the subject at the Gos­ tual flight instruction at one of tbe flected in large mirrors brought by sip Club Saturday night. One old- b u sin e ss. chest, the Herald said. Tbe news­ the bride from England and other son Don Edwin, are visiting relatives Partisan politics can’t win a war. many primary flying schools in the timer says it’s gesting time for some co u n tries. in E a ste rn C arolina. Ii is going to take the entire conn- paper, quoting state committeemen Army Air Forces Southeast Training one to hunt up Teddie’s big stiok if M r. and As the wedding hour approached Mr. and Mrs. Robah Jarvis an­ they can find someone with back­ it did not name, said the chiel rea. nounce the birth of a fine son. A d v an ce, try—both Democrats and Repub C en ter. Prof. Harold Dickensheets sang bone enough to use it. son for tbe dissention was the re. licans, to defeat the enemy. Cadet Graves is a graduate of "M’Appari.” from ’’Martha.” by Pvt. Nelson Bailey, who is station­ p in g T b u r sentment of the Sonth Carolina M ocksville H ig h School, class o f 1940, Flotow. and “Calm as the Night,” ed in a Texas camp, is here on a 9- by Bohm . day furlough with home folks. A big army man intimates tbat unit of apparent efforts of the na. and was county supervisor for AAA U, S. Navy, and recently promoted F O R S The bride and bridegroom took Dr. and Mrs. Garland Greene and to W arrant Officer, who has been in the war may terminate within fonr before his entry into service. He re­ m a le s tional committee ”to woo the Ne. their places before the wide mantel children spent Sunday afternoon at th e N avy 15 years, visited Mr. and months We are still of the opin gro vote at the expense of southern ceived dual flight instructions at tbe where Rev. Charles J. Woodbridge, Yadkin College with relatives. Mrs. Vance Johnston last Thursday ion that it won’t be over before No­ IOtb College Training Detachment pastor of tbe First Presbyterian Mrs. Eva Miller spent the week­ enroute to San Francisco, where! he feelin g s.” ehurch, Salisbury, conducted tiie M r. a n d pre prefiight school, as a part of his end with Mrs. Annie Broadway at has been assigned to dutv. He and v em ber. Tbe state committeemen, th e nuptial ceremony. flight training before coming to E lbaville. Mrs. Johnston are making the trip Selma, spe Herald said following a meeting in Mrs. Woodson, the former Marga­ Henry T. Johnston. C. C. M.. in in their car to arrive there tbe 24th . "W e have built up powers tbat Maxwe’l Field. ret Cunningham is a native of New in to w n wi in tbe bands of unscrupulous men Colombia two weeks ago, instruct­ Jersey. Her first husband who died M esdam could destroy tbe nation,” said ed Winchester Smith of Barnmell Concord News a number of years ago was William county, state chairman of the com­ Rabb Craig, of New York city. C . M orris Franklin D. Roosevelt a few years DeweyFosterhad tbe misfortune Boxwood, a Davie county farm FINE MARES JUST ARRIVED N e w Y o rk ago. And look at them go. mittee, to write the national com­ to get his nose broke one day last bought originally as a shooting pre­ mittee of their refusal to comply week while at his work. serve, was developed into one of the ' L ittle M ' Another New Deal stnnt: Build with the reauest for a contribution Little Kink and Barbara Ann Fer- most beautiful estates of the Pied­ I have just received some fine mont section. Of late years Mrs. ing a half-million dollar airport in to national party funds. abee spent a few days last week the Caroliua B guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clint Berrier. Woodson has made her home there a little Oklahoma town on which to a greater and greater extent. a n d frien d Mr. and Mrs. L C. Berrior and Mares from 4 to 7 years old. only one Governmeut plane has W alter Woodson, Sr., former state R estriction Is Lifted Oo Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nail and daugh­ W ill bn landed, and it was off course. senator, has for many years been an ter visited Mr. and Mrs. J C. Mc- outstanding figure a an attorney If you need stock, see Dalton e s t m a rk e t Feed Shipm ents Culloh in Mocksville Saturday night. aad in local and state politics President of the United Nations Homer Crotts. of the U S. Army, His first m arriage was to tbe form North Carolina livestock and Hendrix, at my bam near the of tbe World would be quite a title has received a medical discharge and er Pauline Barnhardt, who died in M rs. L a at that But we wonder bow Brit poultry feeders and feed processors is back home. Glad to see him. Ja n u a ry 1942. Mr. and Mrs. Boone Foster and Present plans of Mr. and Mrs. K a th r y n S ain, China and Rnssia would take should be able to obtain larger sup­ Court House. family spent Sunday with Mrs. D. Woodson it is understood, are to W in sto n -S plies of soybean meal from western to Harry Hopkins as chief of tbe C. F o ster. main-ain both homes. Boxwood as a inner palace guard? producing areas as a result of revo­ Mr. and Mrs. Wade Nail visited summer residence and the Salisbury M rs. G . mansion for winter entertaining. J. FRANK HENDRIX. cations by the W ar Food Adminis- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nail Sunday. Miss Pauli We have been trying to figure tration, according to H. A. Pat­ Crops are looking fine, and wheat few days v out just how many slices of ham harvesting has been on in full blast. ten, State AAA executive assist p a re n ts a t we are short as a result of that a n t. Kappa News. fool stnnt Henrv Wallace pulled off The shipment restrictions were S h e e k B when he was Secretary of Agricul­ embodied in Oilseed Ordets 4 and 5 Mr. and Mrs. Foster Thorne and N. C. Stat ture. Poor lit'tle pigs—poor, starv­ family, of Statesville, spent Sunday which were issued last winter and with relatives in this community. riv e d bom ing humanity. which provided thai no soy-bean Mr. and Mrs J. H. Jones and lit­ m e r h o lid a Well, maybe Leon Henderson oil meal could be sold for shipment tle daughter, of Center, spent Sun­ M iss Ja n from the Corn Belt into designated day with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones. M o r r i s e t t jS isn't a great man. But he can al Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Click and B a p tist H ways tell his grandchildren that he areas without specific authorization daughter, of Salisbury were Sunday recovering was able to get America’s living so of the Credit Corporation. This dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, E. E. u n d e rw e n t scrambled in one year that it will order, however, did not affect more Koontz. Mr. and Mrs. Pink Rat- “LIVE WIRE STORE” Iedge and family, of Woodleaf, were I take tbe whole Republican Party ment of soybean meal produced in guests Sunday afternoon. M rs. J . to undo the damage. processing plants located within G. W. Cartner and family spent West Fourth And Trade Sto. Winston-Salem, N. G are spendi these areas. North Carolina was Sunday afternoon with Mrs. J. F. According to the Winston-Salem latives in included in the area of tbe South­ C a rtn e r. Journal, drunkenness, crime and Miss Clara Sain, of Mocksville, was sp e n d in g a ea ste rn s ta te s T h e o rd e rs w ere is- automobile wrecks have increased the week-end guest of Miss Virginia sned in order to make more meal Jones: M r. an d to an alarming extent since the sale produced in the Corn Relt available Mr and Mrs. EdW alkerof Mocks- Come On9 Folks children s~ of wine and beer w ls legalized in in that area and in tbe Pacific vllle, visited Mr and Mrs. William M rs. S tro tbat city. We are not surprised Cartner Sunday Northwest during the heavy feed­ W e Are Still M rs. Jo se p ' When the good (?) people place Mr. add Mrs. K. B. Graves and We’re always glad to see ing season, and to facilitate the use temptation before tbe young peo­ smi. of Augusta, and Mr. and Mrs. of soybean meat produced In east­ Bruce Turner an I son visited Mr. B ill A n g ple, many can’t resist. ern and southern mills in markets and Mrs. H. C. Jones Sunday. a t S o u th e Miss Rosie Keller spent a few days H o l d i n g you—everything is S e m in a ry , If you have a grievance with near these mills. last week with Mrs. Marvin Keller, few d a y s i 'your neighbor, don’t expect your "Many of the mills in this area of Jericho, who has hpen sick. the front Iine-Summer merch­ U i h is p a re n t local newspaper to thresb it out soon will complete crushing of soy Misses Geneva and Z--ola Koontz. andise is melting like ice-cream 'Correctly PricecP for you through the columns of his beans for tbe season, and it will be of Mocksville; spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs E. E Koontz H . S. necessary for western mills to dis in a hot pan. We’re ju8t back newspaper The object of your w eek from home paper is to do all tbe good it tribute their meal over wider areas." Harm ony Stores Take from the market, however, and ville, wh- Patten said. '’While feeder de. can to as many people as it can, with the special pick-ups we be­ taking trea and it cannot be expected to pub­ mand is seasonally smaller now H alf H oliday lieve we can make out safely p ro v ed . lish articles, reflecting upon anv than during the winter months, For the benefit of our hundreds Our Special citizen. If you have something many North Carolina feeders are in of readers who trade at Harmony. till July 4th. C orp. E nice to say about your neighbor or urgent need of supplies.” We wish to announce tbat the Har- ber of the friend, we shall be only too glad to It is expected that only a small tnony stores are closing every and statian give you space. quanity of western soyoean meal Thursday afternoon at one o’clock of Califor during the summer months C o u n t e r s will be carried over into the 1043- bis mother The Record is opposed to any 44 season, Patten declared, and this R . 2. man or set of men holding office situation emphasizes the need for RATiON-GUIDE No B reak in Q uality for life. This applies to every of­ Ready-to-W ear maximum production of soybeans J . A rth u fice from township constable to Blue stamps K, L, M are letter carri th is y ear. president. Our Democratic friends good until July 7. o r P r i c e tion last w differ with us along this line. They Oiffee Stamp No. 24, in Recent Arrivals Make Things Look ed after tb Federal A uto Stickers c o rd s an d believe In getting tbe offices and War Ration Book One. good Good For A Short Time At Least A r th u r va holding on until the grim reaper $5.00 for one pound of coffee, be­ 25c 39c 49c jerks them into a better world. The came valid May 31 and is Jo h n T a Get your federal auto stamp stick­ good through June. be a good young generation of Democrats in er now before the last-minute rush 1 0 0 ’s of Lovely D resses North Carolina don’t stand any GasoIine-uAn book coup­ enjoyed be begins. Thestickers, eosting $5.00 of bis gard more cbanoe of serving their state ons No. 5 good for three gal­ each, are now on sale at all post of a n d S u i t s is tbe earli In an official caoacity than a snow­ ffiee stamp windowe. -No creden- lons each and must last till BETTER GRADE w e h av e b ball would in a red hot Majestic are needed to purchase the stickers July 21. out of a Io R a n g e . which will remain on sale at the post RED STAMPS, for meat office throughout June and must be MATERIALS T b e su r Tbe Government is calling on all products, canned fish, butter, $1.95 to $8.95 affixed to automobiles before July I. nesday eve newspapers to get merchants and cheese, etc. Stamps J. K, L, Our Stock StiU Complete o’clock, ca_ business men to sponsor bond and M, good through June. p in g , b n t i Jesse J. Stew art lights were scrap metal advertisements. The SHOES-Stamp 18 in War Jesse J Stewart, 75. died Thurs­ of a big, r Government wants them to sponsor Ration Book One, good until 69c 79c 98c day morning at the home of bis dau­ fused to bl ads in ALL newspapers, regardless Oct. 31 for one pair shoes HOSIERY ghter. Mrs. H. M. Clearv. in Cala- of their party affiliations. We have M rs. S a haln township. Death followed an SUGAR-Stamp 13. good called on some people who would for 5 pounds, through Aug. Nice A ssortm ent Just $1,15 and $1.49 Statesville illness of five months L. M . S tr not sponsor an ad in our paper for Surviving are his wife, three sons 15th. Stamps Nos. IS and C a m e I n goiter oper Uncle Sam or anybody else. Some and .six daughters. One brother, 16 in War Ration Book One F rid a y m o sponsor ads in other papers We William Stewart, also survives b een in b now are good for 5 pounds 51 and 54 G auge Just Received Nice Ahsortment don’t care to make any lengthy Funeral services were held at 3 of sugar each, for use in home year or mo comments on people who are so o’clock Friday afternoon at Chest­ canning through Oct. 31st Hard Twist, Dull Finish for her a s nut Grove Methodist church and the narrow-minded that they would Housewives may apply at lo­ M iss E l: bodv laid to rest in the church cem­ WHITE HATS rather lose a war than have their cal ration Doardp for supple- W in sto n -S e te ry . B e a u t i f u l names appear in a Republican news entary sugar for home can­ Last Word In Styles and a local paper. ’Nufi sed. One of our every two fami- ning, if essential. be at the c Ues have at least two work­ $1.18 Pr. day aftern War Bonds should mean ers. Figure It out yourself Back the attack by upping All person something more to yon than how' mneh beyond It per­ your payroll savings your $1.00 to $5.95 any inform lost “a good sound invest­ cent of your family income very next payday. Measure please repo ment.” Figure it out yourself. you ean pnt into War Bonds your savings by. your now ovoty payday. ldghor income. THE DAVlE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C.. JUNE 23.1943

N e w s . THE DAVIE RECORD. Mr. and Mrs. John Hendricks, of the Yadkin Valley section, were In N orth A frica M rs. M abel Shaw wheat crop in Mocksville visitors Friday. Mrs. Mabel Shaw. 24, died Thurs­ rriest In many Oldest Paper In The County day at the Lowery Hospital in Salis­ No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ads Mrs. Dora Steelman and daugh­ bury after an illness of two weeks. the misfortune ter Miss Jennie, of Clarksville town, She is survived by her husband. y bad une day ship; were in town shopping Satur. Clyde P. Shaw, Mocksville, Route 4: Ie he was rid* NEWS AROUND TOWN. d a y . ned and torew three children. Junior Clyde. Judy. Specials! fastened in the Ann, and Jettie Shaw, all of the agged for some Miss Sarah Gaither spent Friday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Daniel, of Winston Salem were w eek-end home; the mother, Mrs. George Bul- ipper pulled off In Charlotte shopping. guests of Mrs. John Daniel and Iabough of Cooleemee; four brohers. fam ily . Jack O’Neil of Norwood; Otis and For The Glorious Fourth o has been spen- James Thompson left Friday on ltimore. arriv- M. G. O’Neil of Cooleemee; and, Em­ a business trip to Chicago. eek; Clvde ex- Mrs. Sam Jones, of Kappa, has mett O’Neil of tbe United States The Vacation Season Is Here And oon, tbe thanks of the editor for a bag Army; two sisters. Mrs. Peggy Attorney Wade Reavis, ot Yad of blackberries which was received sing the many Smith of Kannapolis, and Miss Ruby klnville, was in town Thursday on Saturday—tbe first of tbe season. July 4th Is The Next Stop ct at the Gos- O’Neil bl Cooleemee. . ght. One old- b u siness. Funeral services were conducted g time for some FOR SALK — Guernsey milch W e Are Offering M any Bargains Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock a t th e ie’s big stiak if Mr. and Mrs.. Duke Bowden, of cows. T. M. HUTCHENS, ne with back- Mocksville, R. 2. Presbytirian Church in C oleemee. Advance, R, I , w ere in topn shop, t. Rev. D H. Dulin was in charge and To Thrifty Shoppers ping Thursday. Mrs. Lonnie Lanier and little interment was in North Cooleemee Prices Are As Low Or Lower Than You Will daughter Gail, 0 f Birmingham, ently promoted c e m e te ry .______FOR SALE — Two good small Ala , are guests of her parents, Mr. Find Elsewhere. ho has been in mules FRANK WALKER, and Mrs. J. Lee Kurfees^ Any excuse you can give for isited Mr. and Mocksville, R. 4 last Thursday not upping your payroll sav­ isco, wherej he Pfc Paul Allen, of PattersLn, ings will please Hitler, Hiro- dutv. He and Mr. and Mrs. William Call, of N. J., arrived here Sunday on ac­ hito and puppet M ussolini.. Cool Dress M aterials aking the trip Selma, spent several days last week count of the serious illness of bis Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hendricks th e re th e 24th . in town with relatives. sister, Mrs. L. M. Stroud, who is have received news that their son, a patient at Davis Hospital, States, We Have An Attractive Line Of Pvt. Paul Hendricks, Jr., has ar. Mesdames David Murrav and E. ville. rived safely in North Africa. Luck Batiste,'Voile, Svriss and Chambrays C. Morris are spending two weeks Pvt. John C. Bowles, of Fort to you, Paul. Princess Theatre New York and Canada. Bragg, who underwent an opera­ tion about three weeks ago, is _ . _ , , WEDNESDAY ONLY - Little Miss Josephine Miller, of Beautiful Line Of spending a few days on R. 4, with NOW LOOI66IDC6 P H ngl- “THE MAN WHO WOULDN’T DIE’’ Carolina Beach, is visiting relatives his parents, Mr. and Mrs John A. U oyd N olan M en’s, W om en’s and Children’s Shoes and friends in and near town. B ow les. THURSDAY H ig h .Wiil b u y m illin g w h e a t, H ig h .Wiil Mrs. G. L. Craven and daughter. G. R. Madison for several years In AU Sizes And A V ariety O f Patterns “ICE-CAPADES REVUE" est market prices paid. Miss Carolyn, returned Thursday principal of the Farmington school, Y O U R N O . 18 STAMP IS GOOD NOW. Mocksville Flour Mills. from a ten days visit with Mrs. but for the past year principal of with Jerry Colonna. Vera Vague Craven’s sons and daughters who the Cornelius schools, has been Mrs. Lawrence Smith and Miss are engaged in war work at New­ FRIDAY Big Shipment Coolt Comfortable Sharkship port News, Va. elected principal of the Cooleemee Kathryn Smith spent Thursday in “JUNGLE SIREN" , PANTS Just Recieved school, the largest school in Davie Winston-Salem shopping. with Bueter Crabble-Ann Corio Mr. and Mrs. L. A . Koontz and county. Mr. Madison succeeds daughter Miss Barbara Jeanne, who Geo. E. Smith, who recently re­ Big Stock Hosiery, Shirts, Ties, Sox, and Underwear. Mrs. G. G. Daniel and daughter have been visiting relatives i n SATURDAY RIX. signed The Record is glad to Miss Pauline, have returned from a Greensboro and Mocksville for ten “PARDON MY GUN" Things you will need for the hot summer days ahead. welcome Mr. and Mrs. Madison few days visit with Mrs. Daniel’s days, returned to their home at with Charles Starrett parents at Statesville. Asheville Monday. back to Davie, the best county in North Carolina. MONDAY and TUESDAY You Can Save Both Time And Sheek Bowden. Jr., a student at Sgt. Philip Barker, colored, who has been in the army 15 months, "WHO DONE IT?" N. C. State College, Raleigh, ar­ spent last week In town with home C hristian H arm onr Sing with Abbott & Costello Money By Doing Your Shopping rived home last week for tbe sum. folks. Philip is stationed at Camp Old time Christian Harmony singers are mer holidays. Rucker, Ala. Befoie entering the coming to the Mocksville high school an- In Our Store army he worked for the Mocksville ditorium on Sunday afternoon. June 27th, Miss Jane McGuire is a patient at Ice & Coal Co. at 2:30 o’clock, The singing will be con­ Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem, ducted by Prof. Goforth, of Statesville, as­ sisted by Prof. W. F. Stooestreet. ot this Buy Your recovering from an operation she Mrs. Hubert Mooney and daugh ter, little Miss Jane, of Occoquan, city. The public is cordially invited to M ocksville Cash Store underwent last week. come and enjoy this feast of old time Va., and brother, Sgt. RoyW alker, songs. Bring your friends along. who is stationed at Augusta, Ga., Mrs. J. S. Haire and children Fresh M eats . The Friendly Store” , N . C , spent Friday afternoon in town, are spending several days with re guests of Mr. and Mrs. George !NOTICE OF SALE OF GEORGE R. HENDRICHS, Manager latives in Georgia. Mr. Haire is spending a few days in Florida. Fruits & Groceries Corp. Jne Patner, who has been REAL ESTATE Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stroud and stationed at Camp Forrest, Tenn., Under and by virtue of authority arrived here Saturday and is spend­ AT OUR STORE children spent the week end with contained in a deed of trust execut­ ing this week with Mrs. Patner. ed to the undersigned Trustee, to Mrs. Stroud’s parents, Mr. and Corp. Patner will be transferred to secure the payment of a note, exe­ For These Hot Days Mrs. Joseph Keever, at Stony Point. another base when he leaves here. cuted by W. J. Kimel and wife, His many friends aTe glad to have Mary E. Kimel on January 7, 1938, Bill Angell, a ministerial student him home again. and recorded in the office of the The Giolest Place In at Southern Baptist Theological Register of Deeds of Davie County, Seminary, Louisville, is spending a Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leagans, of N orth Carolina, in.Book 27 of Mort­ Raleigh, announce tbe birth of a few days in town this week with gages, page 567; and, default hav TdeadT daughter, Linda Louise, , on June ing been made in the payment of T o w n his parents. 6th. Mr. and Mrs. Let»«ans are said note, and at the request of the natives of Farmington township, holders of said note, tbe undersign­ H. S. W alker returned home last Grocery & M arket and have many friends.in the coun­ ed Trustee will expose for sale and Come in, take a seat in our store and let us week from Davis Hospital. States­ ty who will be interested in this sell at the Court House door in Phone 36 ville, where he spent a few days announcement. Mocksville, North Carolina, on the serve you some delicious ice cream, cold taking treatment. He is much im­ 12th day of July, 1943, at 12 o’clock W. L. Jones, superintendent of M , at public auction to the high­ proved. milk-shake, lemon or limeade, orange ice, or tbe D. E. M. C., went to Raleigh est bidder, for cash, the following Specials This W eek yesterday afternoon to attend a described real estate: Corp. Ed N ’Neat, who is a mem almost any kind of refreshing drink to be special REA meeting of State Su­ 1st Tract: Lying and being in her of the U. S. Coast Artillery, perintends which was held yester. Farmington Township, Davie Coun­ found at a first-classi soda fountain. We are and statianed on tbe Pacific shores day evening. Mr. Jones will re ty, North Carolina, and beginning of California,-spent last week with turn today. at an iron stake on the North side 2 1-2 lbs. Cotton Bats 55c. always glad to have you visit our store. his mother, Mrs. C. W. O’Neal, on of State Highway No. 65, and in Mrs. Lester P. Martin and son Arsenate of Lead, pack 550- R . 2. line of Smith Grove Consolidated George, who have been with her School lot, and running South 24 Half gallon fruit jars $1.05 husband Major Martin, at Apala degs. East, crossing said highway J. Arthur Daniel, popular rural cbicola, Fla., for several months, letter carrier on R. 2, took a vaca­ t.67 chains to an iron stake in Val Pint fruit jars 65c. Hall Drug Company spent last week with her patents at lie Nelson’s line; thence with her tion last week. James Kelly look, Farmington, and with relatives and ed after the delivery of Davie Re­ line South 71 degs. West 9.47 chs. Flour, 981bs $4.15 friends here. Mrs. Martin return­ to tbe beginning; containing 79. too cords and other mail matter while ed to Florida Saturday. George Flour, 481bs $2 20 Arthur vacated. of an acre, more or less. See deed will spend tbe summer with his recorded in Book 35 at page 216, grandparents at Farmington. Flour, 241bs , $1.15 John Taylor, ot Mocksville must office of Register of Deeds 2nd Tract: Beginning at an iron be a good gardner. Heand family Miss Duke Sheek, a valued mem Salt 100 Ibs $110 stake in McClearen line, runs North enjoyed beans and roasting ears out ber of The Record office force for 76 degs. East 7.37 chains to a stone, of his garden last Wednesday. This more than 23 years, is back at her Salt, 5c. pack 3c. BRING Us Your POULTRY John Riddle corner; thence South is the earliest bean and corn dinner post of duty after three weeks spent 4 degs. W est 4 chains to an iron in Binder twine 51b ball 75c we have heard of this year coming at tbe bedside of her mother, Mrs. Riddle line; thence South 76 degs. out of a local garden. George Sheek, who passed away West 7 37 chains to an iron stake; Pinto Beans 8c or $7.75 per last week. This is the longest thence North 4 degs. East 4 chains The surprise blackout last Wed­ period Miss Sheek has been out of 100 lbs. to the beginning; containing nesday evening from 10:15 to 10:45 this office since coming here to acres, more or less. o’clock, caught a lot of folks nap­ work away back in 1920. It is Plenty straw hats, 25c. up ping, but it wasn’t long nntil all needless to say that sbe was badly TERMS OF SALE: CASH. lights were out with the exception missed, and that we are glad to DATE OF SALE: MONDAY, Dress straw hats $1.25 $2.50 of a big, round moon, which ,re­ have ber back on the-job. She is a J U L Y 12, 1943. fused to black-out. Work and dress pants $1.98. faithful employee. W. BRYAN BOOE, Mrs. Sam All.n spent Friday at T ru s te e . Work shirts 98c. up Statesville with her daughter, Mrs. M ocksville C ircuit. This June 7, 1943. Dress shirts $1.50 up L. M. Stroud, who underwent a F, A. WRIGHT. Pastor goiter operation at Davis Hospital Sunday, June 27th. - Horse drawn mower 4 1-2 Friday morning. Mrs. Stroud has . Union Chapel 11:30 a. m. N otice to C reditors Ziim 3:00 p. m. n t been in bad health for the past feet, tagged for Davie county. year or more Her friends hope Chestnnt Grove SKlO p. m. Having qualified as administrator Commnnion at the morning services at of the estate of D. F- Hendrix, dec’d. One Massey-Harris Tractor, WE BUY EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK for her a speedy recovery. Union Chapel Worohipwill begin at Cbesmnt Grove notice is hereby given to all persons Young Chickens, 2 3-4 lbs. up 28 l-2c Miss Elizabeth Sartin. of the church Sunday night with choir practice. holding claims against the estate of tagged for Davie county. Winston-Salem Red Cross office said deceased to present the same, OldHenel Ib. 25c properly verified, to the undersigned and a local Red Cross worker, will One 8 disc 18 inch Harrow An A ppreciation on or before the 12th day of May, Roosters! lb. . 13c be at the court house eaoh Thurs­ We wish to thank oar friends and neigh­ 1944, or this notice will be plead in day afternoon from 2 to 4 o’clock. bar of recovery. AU persons indebt­ “YOURS FOR BARGAINS’* bors fur tbe tnaav nets of kindness shown All persons wishing blanks filled o r, ed to said estate will please call and MocksviUt Poultry Company any information from the Red Cross os daring tbe illness and after the death of I make prompe settlement. ThiB the please report at this time. j our dear mother. Mn. George W. Sheek, 12th day of May, 1943. J. Frank Hendrix Phone 175 Mocksville. N. C Mrs. J. H. Thompson, May the Lord bless yon all. is oar prayer. R. K. WILLIAMS. Home Service Chairm an.' THE CHILDREN. Linwood. N. C. 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OEAR, I DON’T KNOW HOW I ( HELLO, HELLO-OPERATOR PINTO, MY VOICE IS GONE - MORE SOMETHIN’ T’DO Out o f Sight lice.” EVER GOT BACK HOME ALIVE' POLICE-OH, THESE COUNTRY BARK INTO THE PHONE- W CAKE MAYBE YOU CAN WAKE UP M IKE ? NOBODY EVER Though lost to sight, to memory “And incril I MUST PHONE THE POLICE PHONES-OPERATOR, POLICE dead.—-George Linley. tried to save| HELLO THE OPERACTOR-OH, IF I NEEDS A COP TO SAVE VINCENT IN TH* COUNTRY! “ May not AND RUFUS C O U LD O N lY GET to r said. “Itl A W --a-- I ever read, POLICEMAN'. her light not I - W A y S W * - to the bluff; L And her timl only she’s foif sitting on thL ning, until sh| the church, her room, didn’t come c did, he admitL been Hugh y<| We were where the me, boat. Thaddl aged the ran REG’LAR FELLERS—Duty and the Beast By GENE BYRNES wheeling himl table cloth tl passed us, gif I’M PLANNIN A F TH MEN IH THIS THAS IT ? KEEP ADVANCtN' AN' ONEY glance, I thou COMMANDO { onOIVIStON HAVE GOHA PICK. UP TH' RIPE O NES-/ “Don’t fora IDEA V BE < TOUGH BABIES/ DIVISION. I OOHfT THINK YOU’RE SHOW Judy.” And CORP'RIL/ TOUGH ENOUGH/ at Victor. Tl self in the began waving “We’ve gotl tell him aboul Keep the Battle Rolling "He’s arounl W ith W ar BendsandScrap think the scaiL from the susp| “ Perhaps.” “ That makd and Hugh, Wylie, who af \\ it only leavej and Quincy!’ JUST A DASH IN FtATMERS “Sounds sin *0P—Echoing Sentiments of All By J. MILLAR WATT OR SPREAD ON ROOSTS you forgettin| knew Miss WOOLDN T YOU n o ! strangled, at| -W ITH HIS PACK T O right, it happ LIKE HIM BETTER THE WALLJ IRRITATIONS OF had to make W I T H H I S sure.” EXTERNAL CAUSE P A C E T O o SKIN "Now, who! acne pimples, bumps (blackheads), and T H E W A L L f ugly broken-out skin* Ulliions relievo n.ade an exal miseries with simple home treatment* Goes to work at once. Hirect action aids I rushed up L healing, works the antiseptic way. Uso eon. Perhaps| Bladt and White Ointment only as di­ rected. 10c, 25c, GOc sizes. 26 years success* deus Quincy’s I Honey-back guarantee. £7-Vital In seemed to sal cleansing is good soap. Enjmr famous ery little whill B lack an d W h ite 8 k la Soap dally* suspect the su| ry ' Hugh Norcrl jV|—mm lllH 1 i-_ the stairs. He! me. “Bessie I letter for me. I Wt...r FLIT gotten into heif me. Locked RAISING KANE—Royal Send-off! ByFRANKWEBB Was she all MOWS ’EM DOWN glad I could sJ SfiyrKANSf road and hear I D 6 4 P R 6 A D E R S / ISNTyouRUiFe couLO cfty/ FROM THR WAR-FRONT in the kitchen O e lie v e rroft noi;butdiuak: DOtfTWDGfty ABOUT. JEALOUS OF yo u spair made ml IlLHURRy UOuR W IF E INTHATHOLLyitIOOD TO THE HOME-FRONT KANE IS A CHANGED MAN/ NOT IS A L U C K y GLAMOUR SUIT Y t t e r U S A LL "You didn’t f ONLV IN APPEARANCE, BUTIN GIRL, DILLARD' KNOW U H B N ' that sleeping CHARACTER TOO/HE HASATOB you GeTiWOR “I'll say I FIRST RAIS© too much of th| UITH THE FITTUM CLOTHING CO, GOOD LUCK KANE/ K A N E / AN P TAKING ORDERS FOR SUITS. I KNEU yOU COULD U lgU THROW dose—” HE STARTS TO UORK TO-DAy/ PO IT/ A CLAM-SAKS "Exactly. You’ll under; LET§ GIVE HIM A BIG HAND/ nearly said w ANP -A l (CHARMING/ ter, which we WISH HIM L O C K / mission that X i $ t "You’re swi nerves are a: ttiftr SyJiettf and see if yoi down, will yoi of this mess, 55555555555555555555555T55 it’s over ther to say to you, say or think < was squeezing “Where’s the “Mr. Quade others at the • Whenyoa realize that IU T and find you. It’s our other Insecticides km many of took a few ste PRIVATE the vicious insects th at wage a Wwpr “You tell Be of nerves* on our soldiers on many will you?” BUCK “Sure,” I sa CROSS battle, fronts—it*s easy to see what »» H IT will do to eommyfi hoUSO* devouring gazi I knocked o Clyde levins TOWN hold pests! Qno deep whiff was crying. they’re stiff! By “Hughie? I H IT has Ae AA Bating..* sleep!” Roland Coe the highest established for “It’s Judy, household insecticides by the cup of tea?” National Bureaa of Standards. “No, thank j Ask for EU T... brother the Iel d ie k n o ck-out IoBmr “He has it n — today! I heard a sc “Did he give cine?” “No. Said yi more till night sie—Miss Nori head if it achei “Don’t ask me what the idea is. Xhe Lieutenant told me “Know where I can hire a good hand, Joe—one who can play a But evidentl; from now on I’m to be an airplane spotter!’’ fair game of pinochle?” on the bed ag. were her only THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

1 Hs Iient rash misery, .nklc on Moxsana, ior- 1Iy McxicanIIcatPow- 9 'Costs litllc, and you Wartime Way of Living Calls I A S K M E ? j lots in larger sizes. 9 T 9 T ANOTHER 9 For Smart, Practical Fabrics T 9 Airports ^PIRATES HEAD A General Quiz yore in the United XX_ / A ■ 1T t -T" S S ^ $ ^ 2 ' major” airports— B>1 I S A B E L ' . V A i T T / The Qaestiona g paved runways yW-M-U-RELEASE ‘ By CHERIE NICHOLAS onger. There are TBB STORT SO FAR: Judy Jason, finally, tiptoeing past poor Lily Ken­ “I shall tell the authorities every­ 1. What is a dactylogram? 350. »bo is telling the story, receives an thing. Will you agree to leave her 2. Who wrote: “The old i anonymous letter enclosing $800 and ask­ dall’s room and on up into my own. ing her to bid for an abandoned churcb The picture of the now hateful old out of this? Here, Judy,” he reached changeth, yielding place to I to be auctioned the next day. Sbe finds, church stood in a corner of the hall in his pocket and drew out his wal­ 3. What two cities are the Ie in an old chest, the body of a man iden* near my door, where Victor had let, removing a few lean bills. “Give minals of the Lincoln highway? lined as Roddy Lane. The body disap­ moved it when he’d gone to see if her this. I’ll be taken to jail as 4. A pentad represents be pears a few hours later. A fish shed the $500 was still there. It stood on soon as they come. I’d rather not many years? 'JllItS * * burns, apparently killing an old man a newspaper, where Albion Potter see her. You tell her, Quade, to 5. Viffiat is a pseudonym? A named Brown who is supposed to have had thoughtfully placed it to save keep her mouth shut.” ' autonym? Iieved with soothing, lived there. Judy finds Roddy Lane’s dia­ istcd Resinol. Tryitl mond in her handbag. Lily Kendall is the floor. I didn’t pick it up until “Don’t take it, Judy. I’m telling 6 . Why was William H. found dead, with Hugh Norcross’ scarf I’d made sure about the money.- It you to keep your own mouth shut, son nicknamed “Tippecanoe"? around her neck. Albion Potter gives was still where I’d left it! Certain but I suppose it’s too late.” 7. PT boats are known a s I Judy a picture of the chorcb he has just peculiarities in the letter came to “What’s all this? What’s all this?” navy’s deadliest vessels, finished. Bessie Norcross writes a con­ my mind, and it occurred to me at None of us had noticed the minister did they get the name? fession. least Bessie had given me some and Quincy, who’d come up behind 8 . Of what substance is CM= I ’T LET Now continue with Judy’s story. hand-writing to compare, only I us and were listening for dear life. principally made? hadn’t examined it closely. I’d go * “ God bless my soul! Not you, Nor­ The Answers CHAPTER XVl down and try to take a look. But cross?” I YOU UP first I picked up the picture to put it into my room. Thaddeus Quincy wheeled back a 1. A fingerprint record. are sluggish end you ‘ She confessed to save—him!” , pace and took a firmer grip on his 2. Alfred Tennyson. dachy, do as millions Even I could see it, now that Vic- A wet painting isn't easy to han­ cane, even yanking off the red cloth. A-MINTt the modem dle, but when it’s wet on both sides 3. New York and San ;ative. Simply chew Ior had pointed it out. During the “Knew it was you all the time, cisco. iofore ycu go to bed, reading, I’d noticed a few discrep­ it is really difficult. Potter had 7 W & ordance withpackage painted the entire back of the can­ Norcross—last night when you 4. Five years. ancies in Bessie’s confession, but no­ wouldn’t answer Judy and me.” 5. Pseudonym is -an without being dis» where near the number he had. Take vas an apple green, which was even ning gentle, thorough wetter than parts of the picture it­ “Yes, it was I. On my way to name; autonym is a person’s feel swell again. Try the wind itself, for instance. It name. Tastes good, is handy couldn’t have blown the blue .scarf self. I, too, got it on my hands, kill Lane.” ’onerous family supply and just when I placed the thing “Good heavens, Norcross, do you 6 . Because of his defeat of back into the P irate’s Mouth be­ Indians near the Tippecanoe cause there was a land breeze be­ under one of the windows to dry, it know what you’re saying? You don’t fell over. I made a grab, fearing have to admit anything,” Victor 7. From “patrol torpedo' fore the tide turned, and the place 3. Sand. was entirely sheltered. it would be spoiled and smooched, said. “Less you say the better for “We’ve got to show it to the po­ and caught it, doing more damage you.” probably than as if I’d let it go. “I want to talk. I want to con­ lot Sight lice.” Now my hands and a bit of floor be­ AGAIN fashion's spotlight sight, to memory “And incriminate the brother she fess. I wish to God the police would yond the newspaper were a horrid come—say, what's Potter running is turned full foice on TASTY, NO-SUGAR lLinley. tried to save?” sight. I seized the paper and tried cotton fabrics No wonder “May not incriminate him,” Vic­ for?” to wipe off the place where my hand We could all see the artist climb­ that cottons arc so vastly tor said. “It’s the cleverest thing had been, messing up the back mis­ important, for the piescnt AH-BRAN MWHRS I ever read. What Bessie says about ing into his car and driving like mad erably. Then I stood the picture up down the narrow Neck. wartime way of living calls her light not showing from the path again and raced downstairs to wash for sturdy serviceable dura­ ARE EASILV MAH! I Khes and pats «t to the bluff; little Utings like that. my hands. Never heard of painting “To get Gerry to help us latmch tion fabrics, and cottons Serve p o u r family these < And her timing’s pretty good, too, the boat.” EUMATISM a canvas on both sides before. Per­ are just that When it comes muffins soon! Their tempting I only she’s forgotten Mr. Quincy was haps the artists did it that way now, For a moment our eyes watched to economy, proct.odlity, and flavor come from crisp. de RITIS-LUMBAGO the car, but our ears were tuned to Kellogg’s all-bran. Here's the i sitting on the piazza all the eve­ or maybe Potter had painted on the versatility and attractive­ In a wartime version, using no I ning, until she wheeled him down to Hugh. He was ranting, almost the ness, made more so by the Try all-bran Muffins for brrgkfsffi flCNEILS the church. He saw her go up to way his sister did. intriguing styling designers are giv­ tomorrow! her room, before dark, and she For softer afternoon types there “I came down here to kill Lane ing them, cotton fashions offer the KeHag^s AR-Braa MoHiBt I/I A G I C didn’t come down again. But Hugh for what he did to my sister. I saw are crinkled organdies, voile, eyelet best clothes investment one can batiste, dotted swiss and pique, and 2 tablespoons % cup milk [E M ED Y did, he admits. I think it may have him coming down the Castle drive­ make in these days of high patriot­ shortening I cup flour ESSED RELIEF been Hugh you spoke to, later. way. We went over to the church a new cotton mesh which is cool % cup corn Byrap W teaspoon mm ism and earnest endeavor. ,and good looking. Dinner types pre­ I egg 2% teaspoons We were walking back rapidly to and fought it out, man to man. Hit Not only are cottons economical in I cup Kellogg’s baking t» OiSiO where the men were working on the him too hard, I guess. Anyway, he vail among evening gowns, which All-Bran purchase price, but they don’t have tend toward the sweet young styles Cream shortening and com sp am boat. Thaddeus Quincy had man­ died and I put him in the chest, just to be pampered, as most of them thoroughly; add egg and beat WdL aged the ramp somehow, and was as Judy said. I ought to have locked in glazed chintz, flowered sateen, can be tossed into the family wash­ organdie, as well as pique. Stir in All-Bran and milk, let o le wheeling himself toward us with his it, but I heard someone coming.” ing machine with minimum time until most of moisture is tak n ml. table cloth tied to his cane. He The .theme of these few para­ Sift flour with salt and baking pow­ Following the pattern—following and effort, and many of them re­ der; add to first mixture and sUri passed us, giving me a reproachful the pattern—just like the letter. graphs, however, have to do with quire little or no pressing. It is practical workaday fashions, such until flour disappears. Fill gn glance, I thought. “Hugh, let me see that a min­ just such practical qualities as this muffin pans two-thirds full and “Don’t forget what I told you, as the white-collar gingham frock In moderately h o t oven (40fl* K b ute. I’ll give it right back,” I said which make cottons absolutely es­ centered in the group. It’s a type about 30 minutes. Yield: 3 Iargemnfl- Judy.” And he shot a warning nod to him. He didn’t seem to care what sential to our wartime way of liv­ at Victor. Then he stationed him­ tuned to marketing and kitchen duty fins, 3 Inches in diam eter,or ISaaaB he did. He automatically handed ing. The American public itself con­ and even town wear, if your stork muffins, 214 inches Jn diamctrr, self in the middle of the road and me the crumpled ball of a letter. I firms this by having used during the began waving his signal. is on summeT schedule. The dress turned my back and took a good past year 1 2 billion yards of cottons, is easy to adjust because it’s full "We’ve got to find Norcross and look at the writing. Neat, tiny, very which is 50 per cent more than in Airplanes WeTe Oat tell him about this, Judy.” from the yoke and ties to fit with The Hague conference of I I Battle Rolling individualistic. Nothing at all like normal times. the sash. You can get it in red, “He’s around somewhere. I should mine, with the money, I gave it Let’s take a look at this season’s ruled that no aircraft should lends and green or brown woven cotton checks. allowed to take part in war* Scrap think the scarf would eliminate him back to him. cottons, which make practical wear­ Victory garden workers have dis­ from the suspects, wouldn’t you?” “—so I tied the scarf around her ability, serviceability and simplicity covered that cotton play suits are “Perhaps.” neck and choked her,” he was al­ of line their plea. It’s the unusual­ just about the most practical thing OET “That makes you and me, Bessie most shouting. “But she wouldn’t ness of the cotton fabrics them­ they can wear while digging and AREn and Hugh, Aunt Nella and Uncle fall through the Pirate’s Mouth, selves that’s making big news. hoeing and weeding. Shown to the Wylie, who aren’t on the list. Why, so—” There’s denim, for example, ordi­ right is a three-piece consisting of II you suffer Dom rheumatic p ita ssOtfR= it only leaves Potter and De Witt “God help us all!” ejaculated De nary kitchen-drudgery, farm-labor or muscular aches,buy C-222J today I “Cep-Brush"Applicator .I denim, suddenly becoming the toast clam-digger shorts, and a button-on for real pain-relieving help. C fetL \ makes "BUCK LEAF 4tffl and Quincy!” v Witt. skirt of blue-and-white striped Bed­ Caution: Use only as directed. H ad ^ *ySO MUCHttftTOBY “Sounds simple, doesn’t it? Are I could see Potter’s car coming of the elite as smartest-ever fabric ford cord, the blouse being of white bottle purchase price refunded you forgetting your Uncle Wylie back with my uncle. "How much for city sophisticates to wear. Made poplin trimmed with blue rickrack. druggist if not satisfied. Get knew Miss Kendall hadn’t been money was it you sent me, Hugh­ up in town suits, in skirts to team with dainty blouses, and in Victory The golf enthusiast in the inset strangled, at a glance. He was ie?” I had never called him that wears a striped chambray shirt. right, it happens, but personally I pet name before, but he was so garden work clothes, denim has cer. tainly gone on parade. Then there’s There are matching shorts with this Irritations of had to make an examination, to be distrait, and I couldn’t think him (not shown) and the gloves are of SHAVE «»•> SHEtAYt sure.” capable of all those crimes. news in striped ticking, looking as EXTERNAL CAUSE clean and fresh and eye-appealing crochet cotton string. jipg (blackheads), and "Now, who’s crazy? Maybe be “What ails him?” Albion Potter in tailored modes as you please. Cot­ American women are wise also to _ skin. Millions relievo n.ade an examination, too!” asked. Ample home treatment, ton tweeds, too, in stunning large the fact that the two-piece swim suit lcnce. Direct action aids I rushed up the steps in high dudg­ “He’s confessed,” shrilled Mr. pastel plaids as well as conservative that has a matching beachcoat is a he antiseptic way. Uso eon. Perhaps I’d better take Thad- Quincy. Anyone would have thought glen plaids look new and exciting. sensible buy, in that the coat can al­ » Ointment only as di- he was enjoying himself. _c si2 es. 25 years success, deus Quincy’s advice. Victor Quade Other popular cottons include gab­ ternate as a housecoat. You can luarantee. *3* Vital In seemed to say things like that ev­ “Norcross? Well, I vum!” Uncle Bd soap, Bnjoy famous “ You sick, Mr. Norcross?” ardine, Bedford cord, seersucker, get these suits made of glazed I i t e> S I k ln S oap dally* ery little while, which forced me to Wylie marched straight up to Hugh. gingham, chambray (especially in chintz, percale, poplin or gingham. suspect the suspicioner. Wylie Ger­ “Keep your trap shut, young feller, gray), and a giant waffie pique Women who work also want slack back of another picture. It didn’t me lad. Iffen you did kill Lane I ry' matter. The thing was not to miss known as “Quiltweve,” many of suits of denim, gabardine, covert Hugh Norcross was coming down guess we’ll all back you up. It was them as beautifully tailored as the corduroy and seersucker. the stairs. He came directly toward anything outside. —self-defense, wam’t it?” I could see Mr. Quincy still wav­ Best of woolens. Released by Western Newspaper Union. me. "Bessie says she gave you a 1 “And Old Man Brown?” ing his red banner at the dots in letter for me. I don’t know what’s “And Miss Kendall?” gotten into her. She won’t speak to the harbor. The men were hammer­ ing at the bottom of the Eleanor. The men gathered around the me. Locked herself in.” boat, shaking their heads and mur­ New Sleeves The Farmer’s Wife Kept Japs In The boat, they called to me, was Departure from Japan was; mm Was she afraid of him? I was virtually water tight—they hoped. muring to themselves. They might glad I could see the men across the be good witnesses as far as Lane Gets Smart Prints til 1870, an offense punishable t f The thing was to get it to the shore. death. road and hear my aunt’s movements Would I go get Wylie Gerry to tell was concerned, but the others— It seems that big mills are con­ BE WAR-FRONT in the kitchen. Then Bessie’s de­ them how? It was too heavy to car­ Uncle Wylie screamed Sn a high tinuing to turn out many colorful spair made me forget my own fear. -IOME-FRONT ry, and they were afraid they’d falsetto, the way he did whenever prints on bag sheetings sold on "You didn’t give her any more of scrape the patch off if they just he wanted anything: “Nella!” . priorities for feed bags. Using old H O W NOT r I V that sleeping medicine?” dragged it along. Weren’t there any Auntie came running. rollers as they dot the sheeting is TO CATCH A l L / "I’U say I didn't. She takes far rollers? “Where’d you hide the Eleanor’s apt as not to be printed in designs too much of the stuff. Why, an over­ “Uncle Wylie’ll show you. He’s at rollers?” that once held forth on some of fash­ dose—” the bridge.” If De Witt or Potter ion’s most style-minded cottons. “Hide ’em? How should I know? Women on the ,farm are collecting "Exactly. Don’t let her have it. thought I was their Western Union Up in the barn chamber, ain’t You’ll understand when you—” I boy they were much mistaken. I they?” She stood, a trim whisp of a these bags which count up into num­ nearly said when he’d read the let­ skedaddled over to where Victor was woman in a neat checkered bib bers, converting them into fashions ter, which would have been an ad­ standing beside Hugh, who had apron, her gnarled hands on hci for , the family. The fact that a mission that I’d done so myself. just finished reading his sister’s let­ hips. Then, catching sight of Hugh. craze for home-sewing is sweeping “You’re sweet, Judy. My sister’s ter. Now he held it out to Quade. “You sick, Mr. Norcross?” the country plays right into the nerves are an awful care. Go up “For God’s sake, what shall I hands of willing seamstresses. Then and see if you can get her to quiet Hugh raised haggard eyes am too, pattern-makers are making it a down, will you? I wish she was out do?” said nothing. point to create styles of simplicity of this mess. And you, too. When “ You could destroy, it.” “I declare I feel a spell cornin’ on that can easily be made at home. it’s over there’s something I want “ You read it?” too. Want some of my elderberry to say to you. Just now all I dare Victor nodded. “ You all invited wine?” Her eye fell on the patch ot me to sort of take charge. I'll help the boat. “Land Sakes! I’d ruther New Sport Frocks say or think of is—be careful.” He put to sea in a barrel, ’tain’t safe was squeezing my hand till it hurt. any way I can, Norcross.” is it, Wylie?” With a Clamoar Touch "Where’s the letter?" “But surely you don’t think—? Uncle Wylie- was examining the “Mr. Quade has it. He’s with the Here’s something new. It is the Bessie? She wouldn’t kill an ant! patch. He looked at it outside and sports dress that has gone glamour­ others at the bam. He told me to She’s afraid, that’s all. And she’ll in, then he scratched his head. “Nev­ The SLAP METHOD is (he mom alize that FLIT and find you. It’s important, Hugh.” He conscious. Not that this utilitarian stick to her story. You see, it er git acrost the gaj>. Cove nei­ type of frock is giving up any of its convenient ’’miss” that is em­ cticides kill many of took a few steps forward. wouldn’t do any good to destroy this. ployed in swatting .flies. You a » ther. Course we can roll her dowr serviceability, but it is a fact that ply swat a perched fly on the bmk |e c ts that wage a "war “You tell Bessie I’ll be back soon, She'd only confess all over again. and-see. Me, I’d tear that thing off She knows I’m guilty. You’ve got this season fashion does not frown of a lovely dowager, the fly Iem our soldiers on many will you?” and do it right.” upon a few trimming touches on oth­ and—so does your social standing. - it’s easy to see what “Sure,” I said, glad to escape the to believe me, man! I murdered “Why don’t you do it then?" h» Roddy Lane.” erwise very simply tailored casual A better way to get flies as as I to common house* devouring gaze of his haggard eyes. wife asked tartly. dresses. In some of the better shops line deep whiff and I knocked on Bessie’s door. She “Hugh Norcross! 1—1 don’t be­ “Take too long. Let’s see if she’ll Watch sleeves! This is a season they are showing dresses of wrinkle- was crying. lieve you,” I gasped, tears smart­ hold water,” when they are made to play all sorts resisting spun rayons that are pret­ CbtcA^itt WlflL “Hughie? I can’t sleep! I can’t ing my eyes. He didn’t have the— I the AA R ating. , * “Oh, what the heck!” Hugh sprang of high-style capeis. So be sure tily colorful, and that take on per­ sleep!” the courage, I was thinking. up to help get a log under the Elea Ihat ycur sleeves are of the newer haps a bit of embroidery, or scal­ Bt e s ta b lis h e d fo r “It’s Judy. Want me to get you a Victor said: “ And Miss Kendall? nor. “Let’s get going. I want th». Insecticides by the types that date your dress or your lops down the front opening of coat cup of tea?” You killed her, too, of co:.rse. police to come. I want to be ar­ blouse as of summer IC !3 vintage. dress types. Smart indeed is a spun jrcau of Standards. “No, thank you. Did you give my Why?” rested before my sister comer Here you see a gown pictured that rayon frock that takes on. a high- XT... brother the letter?” "Because she knew too much. Be­ down.” is sleeved most intr gvingly with style touch of eyelet embroidery If Is the eld reliable IlitiaRvetMk. Bt killer “He has it now.” cause she saw me coming out of Thaddeus Quincy wheeled himst lf new-type flaring capeiike sleeves epaulets over the shoulders. Always eeonomieel te use, -end mat I heard a scrambling off the bed. Potter’s room with that confounded out of the way. De Witt stood with with scallops daintily appliqued with rationed. For sale at J to g ■ ! “Did he give you the—my medi­ cleansing fluid of his, and because -closed eyes, praying again, I cutout petals of the very fine rayon grocery stores. cine?” she was on the church steps when thought Potter and Uncle Wylie -chiffon in fresh periwinkle blue and Eyelet Embroidery “No. Said you couldn’t have any Roddy , and I had the row and I hit took hold of the boat. white print which fashions the en­ The new black and navy sheer more till night. Do let me in, Bes­ him. So I strangled her with my Aunt NeIIa came down the steps tire dress. This season’s sheer frocks are often animated with little sie—Miss Norcross. I’ll rub your scarf. Bessie? Absurd!” and I went to meet her. She shot a rayon prints were never prett er, and frills of eyelet embroidery. The head if it aches so badly.” He looked like a handsome dark querulous glance at Hugh and asked i'or warm summer days they make same embroidery often edges verti­ But evidently she’d flung herself shadow, haunted by remorse. He me what he’d meant I tried to tel' the dress ideal. This most attractive cal slit pockets in the Skirt. Hats THE UliUFOdTCLv on the bed again, for muffled sobs crumbled his sister’s letter in his her in a breath. !inner gown is of the nuw-so-fash- made Intirely of starched eyelet em­ CnM tapift. WtL were her only reply. I gave it up hand.

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NEWS OF LONG AGO. G reat Privileges Un- Political Dynam ite For That W ord Inflation Spaio Lam ents Bom bing Seen Along M am Street The editor of Charity and Child­ Spanish newspapers now contend By The Street Rambler. W hite South What Was Happening In Davie ren doesn’t profess to know all that the belligerents should agree 0 0 0 0 0 0 Before The New Deal Used Up Rev. W alter E. Isenhour. Hiddenite. N. C President Roosevelt has in recent there is to know about finance to to cease aerial bombardments, tak. Tall, gaunt widower making hay Multitudes of people let great months done much to drive away feel perfectly at home in the field ing the position that such methods while the sun shines—Jeff Candell The Alphabet, Drowned The and priceless privileges in life go from him tbe white man’s vote in of economics, but just the same of waging war are not to be coun­ making profound apologies in drug Hogs and Plowed Up The by unaccepted and unused. It the South. Mrs. Roosevelt, who that paper’s version of “ inflation,” ten an ce d . store—Mr. and Mrs. Gaither San­ is continually sticking her nose into Cotton and Corn. seems they are blind to them, or presented in words the layman can The objections of the Spanish ford entering theatre—Misses Fran, turn a deaf ear, a blank mind and other people’s business, has not understand, is worthy of compari. newspapers came at a late date. ces Stroud and Josephine Hartman (Davie Record, Tune 30, 19*0) a feelingless heart toward them. helped her husband -verymuch with son with what the most learned They had no crocodile tears to shed on way to vacation school—Soldier E. H. Woodruff, of Gadsden, Let us take the privilege we have seme of her associates. Last week have been dishing out: when the Cerman Luftwaffe was boy talking to pretty girl in court Ala., is spending this week with as a people in America of going to the Union Republican carried a “Inflation simply means cheap dropping death and destruction up­ house—Mr. and Mrs Cecil Leag- relatives and friends here. church and worshipping God, The lengthy article from the Lumber money. Wehave it now to a mark­ on Great Britain. They bad no la­ ans shopping around town—Miss Mrs. W. F. Reece went to Wins. multitudes stay away. They turn Digest of Portland, Oregon, re­ ed degree. One dollar does not go mentations when Poland, the Low­ Mattie Sue Smith waiting on bus— ton-Salera Thursday to spend sev. unto vain and foolish things often­ garding Mrs. Roosevelt’s constant anywhere near as tar as it did be. lands and France felt the weight of Gerald Dickerson standing-in post- eral days with her daughter. times and pass the church by. associations with negroes in what fore the beginning of inflation. If Nazi explosive. office lobby holding bunch of mail Miss Frances Morris left Friday Their minds and hearts are set on that paper regarded as an effort to the trend keeps on the dollar will Certainly, no responsible leader — Fariner standing on street corner for New York, where she goes to sin aud wickedness, and they go tie up the huge negro vote for the shrink and shrink in buying power. of the United Nations will pay at quarrelling because stores were not enter Columbia University. after such, but pay the church no President in 1944. Then on top of It is easy' to imagine the dollar of a tention to the hypocritical suggest, open— Miss Daisy MaeIrvin carry­ Miss Mary Meroney returned attention. It is a mistake that has that tbe President all but drives a- few months hence being worth ten ion that emanates from Spain where ing white dog in her arms to vete- Thursday from a two weeks visit fearful consequences. This is oqe way the white vote of the South, cents. If wages continue to be in­ the government is in sympathy with nariau’s office—Big fat man drink, to relatives and friends In Lenoir. of the main reasons for the war erners who draw the color line creased and food.stuffs continue to the Axis powers, which contributed ng bottle of beer in cafe. C . 0 . Foster, of Winston-Salem, that is sweeping the world today. rather closely by breaking another soar in prices, the value of the dol­ the armed forces that made Franco’s spent last week in town with his Then they pass bv the holp Scrip precedent in inviting the first ne­ lar will decrease accordingly It revolution a success. Cannibalism Excepted p aren ts. tures and turn unto books, papers, gro to sleep in the W hite House as will not profit a man to get $ro The British, it is clear, have no Just to give some of cur sentimen­ Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stroud and literature and publications that are the guest of the President and First per day if the $10 will buy only idea of easing the aerial bombard­ tal Americans a better understand­ children spent the week-end with very unsound and unwholesome L a d y . one dollar’s worth of food or cloth ment that is beginning to pay big ing of the nature of our Japanese relatives in Statesville. and feed their minds, hearts and In the W ashington Times-Herald ing or wood or coal. It will not dividends. Sir AnthonyEden, For­ enemies, we recount the story of M. M. Kurfees, of Louisville, souls upon them. Hence one of there appeared a most interesting profit a farmer to get 50c. per eign Secretary, has made it clear the Rev. George Yager, who is in Ky., is spending a few days with the great reasons for crime, wasted feature story written b v John pound for cotton or tobacco, if he that the British will bomb Germany this country after missionery work his brother, J. Lee Kurfees. lives.

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You’ll makes'it feel softer only hatch them out. but wiU also make LESSON TEXT—Exodus 1:6-14; 2:23-23. onger. GOLDEN TEXT—They cried, and theil ► • * cry came up unto God by reason of the bondage.—Exodus 2:23. is glorified by pour- CLASSIFIED. er the ham before Today is Independence Day. Yet gives a delicate much of the world is in bondage, and DEPARTMENT id a delicious flavor. the rest of it in a struggle to pre­ • * * vent freedom from perishing from WANTED HOTEL HELP r put electrical ap- the earth. rater to clean them, Our lesson too is about a nation in A EIderlywhite women to do hotel and a mild abrasive bondage, but we learn from it that ^ maid work. Salary $40.00 per n most cases. Guard there is a way to be free. Even so month to those who are experienced; Idampness. we declare the way of personal lib­ $30.00 per month to those with no ex­ erty which is open and free. perience; together with room and The Lord Jesus Christ opened it at board; also elderly white men to do Jrinklo your heat rash Calvary’s tree and anyone who is house work. Salary $50.00 per month, ntated skin TrclI with room and board. Also elderly white cxsnna, formerly Mexi- still the bond slave of Satan may men to run passeoger elevator, salary Ji Heat Powder. Cools make this a great and glorious In­ $25.00 per month, room and board. irn as itsoothesitchiag. dependence Day by now declaring WireerwrHe his faith in the Deliverer of our LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN MOTEL Uekoul MmmWh • TemiMtee rte Hair souls. ay some hairs on We begin today a series of lessons ad grow to be six in the book of Exodus which reveal FEATHERS WANTED pan others, but the the high and mighty hand of God races as a whole Serve Perfect Little Cakes for Garden Party working on behalf of His people. FEATHERS®^ SrBmgBtiaf e ^ , (See Recipe Below) The family of Jacob—or, as the r u t I H m w Dealing. SMp giyrMicrlTnH nd to be 20 times HUOW NFS. CO, 221» Cd. Street. SL la * . M*. se of other people. Bible calls them, the children of Is­ K e e p Cool! rael-prospered in Egypt particular­ I Lynn Chambers’ Point-Saving ly as long as Joseph and the rulers First Mail by Plane Menas IKtT LET Foods that don’t cook the cook who remembered him were alive. The first carrying of mail from end leave a lot of K.P. after the But they soon learned one ol life’s 'T'HERE’S no need to one definite place to another by party is over are •Orange Hing Salad bitter lessons, that— *■ quote imposing statis­ airplane took place over a 1 0 -mil( two golden rules *Hostess Sandwiches tics to prove that there’s a course on Long Island during a IV YOU UP 'Cheese Sandwiches I. Prosperity Is Not Always a ior summer en­ Blessing (1:6-11). big boom on in weddings. week’s air meet in September. i are sluggish and you tertaining. If you •Tiny Tim Cakes AU anyone has to do is adachy, do as millions The Hebrews were a peaceful, 1911. T-A-MINT1 the modem are baking any­ Beverage glance at the daily society ixative. Simply chew thing, try baking •Recipes Given law-abiding people. They were God’s columns in the newspapers before you go to bed, in cool morning chosen people, and as He blessed and count her invitations to NO ASPIRIN FASTER rcordance with package hours, and if them they prospered, and thus inno­ know that weddings are making an Wedding marches and' organdie than genuine, pure St. Joseph Aspirin. ► without being dis- Tiny little cakes attractively dec­ cently they brought upon themselves all time record. brides will be playing a most charm­ World's largest seller a t MW. None safer, ming gentle, thorough there’s a warm orated with a cool drink may serve u feel swell again. Try dish to be served, make it some­ the hatred of the suspicious Egyp­ Today’s young couples, for the ing duet the whole summer through. ■o n e BUier. Demand S t Joseph Aspirin. Tastes good, is handy as refreshments for a garden party tians. most part, believe that budget plan­ A garden bride who doesn’t want a thing that doesn’t require more than or evening: generous family supply IS minutes of cooking. Prosperity is never an unmixed ning is the better part of patriotism, train to trail in the dew does well Some Flapper costs onlJr If your table decorations and set­ •Tiny Tim Cakes. blessing. We as a nation know that and at the same time 1943 brides to select a simple white organdie A humming - bird, measuring tings are cool appearing and the (Makes 8 cakes) to be true. Not only does it lead to are more anxious than ever to look like the ankle-length gown pictured only three inches, flaps its wings food carries this out further, then Vt cop shortening a certain softening of the sinews, their loveliest on this day of days— to the left. The very simplicity of 2 0 0 times a second, a four-foot you will have done a lot toward mak­ I cup sugar but all too often it results in a a picture for him to carry ever when this dress is its charm, with its. pelican once a second. Jnple Treetops ing your guests comfortable. Re­ 1 egg weakening of the moral fiber, which he goes forth to war. The answer— wide ingenious sash and triple trample down the freshments may be simple, in fact, 2 cups sifted flour makes man easy prey to the attack a wedding gown of one or other of tucks around the hem. The leghorn ily on an island in they should be, for then guests and 3 teaspoons baking powder of the enemy of our souls. the beguiling cottons that will have hat makes the costume resemble a dy that a man can 1A teaspoon salt Is it not strange, then, that we a matchless beauty all its own no Sir Joshua Reynolds* portrait. FwONLYlOitNovr hostess alike can enjoy themselves. L ess th a n abnormally grown Here’s a lovely salad that’s the I cap milk should—even in times of all-out war­ matter how inexpensive it may be. Often organdie is handled in a I last word in coolness and smooth­ I teaspoon vanilla fare—be so eager to chase the dol­ Girls in cotton bridal gowns are say­ muchly beruffled manner, for the ness, thereby filling the order for Cream shortening and sugar to­ lar that we are willing to neglect ing "I do” more often than ever bride, since, as you know, ruffles and perfect summer refreshment: gether until light and fluffy. Add our children, forget church, live un­ before in fashion history. frills and ruchings of cotton sheers tOrange Bing Salad. egg, beating well. Sift dry ingredi­ natural lives, just that we may make What an enchanting picture they animate summery frocks in all sorts —I ents together, and add alternately to more and more money? make, the organdies and nets, mar­ VSuMe*? (Serves 8 ) of delightful ways this season. A I achcs SPil pais ol I tablespoon gelatin creamed mixture with milk. Mix to The Egyptians had, humanly quisettes, cotton laces and so on, that recent bride who was greatly ad­ M cup cold water a smooth batter. Drop from a spoon speaking, reason to fear this great are being fashioned into wedding mired looked really' beautiful in a a d o s e PITIS-LUMBAGO H cup boiling water into well-greased muffin cups. Bake nation which was growing up in gowns so entrancing no bride could beruffled-organdie, youthfully styled, Se only as directed. I Vt cups orange juice 25 minutes in a moderate (350-de­ their midst. The new rulers did not wish for anything prettier or more her headdress instead of the-usual Juice of one lemon gree) oven. Frost with tinted frost­ know Joseph and had forgotten the flattering. A dress of cotton lace veil being a halo of self organdie Df.Hitchcdcks 1 tablespoon chopped mint ing. spirit in which he had brought his and net with bodice of lace teamed arranged most artfully. % cup sugar Grapefruit Swizzle. family into the land. The leaders with a billowy skirt made up of al­ As to other cottons for the wed­ LAXATIVE POWDER VA pounds white grapes, skinned I quart grapefruit juice of the Egyptians therefore made ternate bands of lace and net, as ding dress, a formal point d’esprit shown to the right in the illustration, and seeded Juice from 8 limes plans which appealed to their bril­ gown with a train as long as the Cut in Teams’ Travel 2 cups shredded lettuce 4 sprigs of mint liant leaders as politic and wise. But will make any bride look as if she WPB allows, makes its wearer look SizeS0s| Each major - league baseball 2 packages cream cheese Sugar syrup to taste they reckoned without God, and the had stepped out of the pages of a \ or Br MAll an EcccipT al prict indescribably lovely. In the young team will travel an average of 1 cup sour cream dressing Mix lime and grapefruit juice. Stir burdens and afflictions they placed fairybook story. manner also, is an irresistible frost­ ■RUG CO., Inc. This model is perfectly charming, only 8,600 miles this year instead I—Jacksonville. Ftorida Soak gelatin in cold water 5 min­ in syrup. Add mint leaves, crush­ on the Israelites only served to bring ed organdie with a pinafore look, of the usual 13,000 miles. utes. Add boiling water, lemon and ing them after further blessing. either in all white or an exquisitely created by ruffles over the shoulder delicate pastel (preferably pale orange juice, sugar and chopped added to drink. So Israel learned a lesson which and forming a peplum flounce. A FOR QUICK RELIEF Raid in 1917 mint. Stir until cool. Mash and Stir thoroughly. our present sorry world can profit pink). It is fashion news of no lit­ white organdie with ruffled train, raid, by the stand- form cheese into balls the size of Cool in refrigera­ by, that— tle importance, this matter of a de­ sleeves, skirt panfels and headdress st war, occurred large marbles. Pour a little of jelly tor. Fill glasses lectable tint for the wedding gown. achieves a costume that would make n. Persecution Is Not Always a The matching net headdress that A SOOtMttC C A I I I C June, 1917. Twen- into bottom of a mold and. place with crushed ice Burden (w . 12-14). any wedding a memorable occasion. art and 162 deaths balls at intervals while pouring on and pour over accompanies this net-with-lace dress For the more mature bride, but just ANTISEPTIC t f f l L l t The people of Israel did not appre­ is adorable, and it is the last word ITsed by thousands with satisfactory h i thickened jelly. Place in refrigera­ swizzle. Garnish as picturesque and flattering, is. a . suits for 40 years—six valuable Ingredl- tor and chill until firm. Unmoid with a sprigciate of it, but the bitterness of their in chic. The heart neckline and the stunning wedding gown that has a . ents. Get Carboil at drag stores or writ* and fill center with grapes mixed fresh mint. bondage was a blessing in disguise. bracelet sleeves add youthful accent. fichu of the organdy with medal­ SpurIock-Neal Co* Nasbvillct Teon. RITaTJOHS OF with lettuce and dressing. Surround Sugar syrup to keep on hand for Note that— This dress will prove a perfect gem lions of lace appliqued on both mold with peeled orange sections. cool drinks is made by boiling 3 1. It Kept Them Separate as a when it comes to functioning as a skirt and waist. Most of these bridal ToGreatRivers ETERNAL CfiUSE dinner gown on gala evenings after Serve with crackers. cups of sugar to 1 % cups water for People. Affliction often serves to gowns come with equally lovely Little brooks in time make great, ips (blackheads), and keep God’s people separated from the ceremony. Best of all as ex­ rivers. skin. Millions relieve Sonr Cream Dressing. 1 0 m inutes after it starts boiling. bridesmaids’ dresses in pastels that iple home treatment, the world. It is doing so today. quisitely fragile looking as it is, ice. Direct action aids 1A cop french dressing Pour into bottle. can carry on as summer evening e antiseptic way. Uso I teaspoon sugar 2. It Disciplined Them and Pre­ you’ll find that it will come up smil­ gowns for the duration. QET Ointment only as di­ Fruit Freeze. ing after each laundering. I cap sour cream 1 fresh ripe pineapple pared Them for the Hardships of Released by Western Newspaper Union. AFTER sizes. 25 years success, Their Wilderness Journey. We too RHEUMATIC PMN aran tce. £ 3 ‘ Vital in Mix ingredients well and chill 2 lemons WlM a HadIclM that alll to n ItnH I soap. Enjoy famous do well to remember that "whom Ite Sklzi Soap daily. thoroughly. I quart cold water J t you suffer from rheumatic pain A lovely combination of citrus Fruit syrup to taste the Lord loveth he chasteneth,” and Pert Leghorns Satin for Suits or muscular aches, buy 02223 today fruit juices are included in this salad' that if we are properly “exercised” for real pain-relieving help. 60c, J l Pare pineapple, remove eyes and thereby, our sorrows may yield rich Caution: Use only as directed. First guaranteed to keep you cool: core. Bun pieces of pineapple Is New Vogue bottle purchase price refunded by Orange Ice Salad. fruit in our lives. druggist if not satisfied. Get C-2223. through food chopper, add water, There is a new vogue on. It is (Serves 6 ) 3. It Threw Them Back upon God. lemon and syrup to taste. Chill and suits of gleaming “duration” satin 2 cups orange juice Many are the saints of God who H cup lemon juice fill glasses to within a third of the have found that the fiery trial, the in either black or brown. You will To nfiem d istress«1 MONTOUR grapefruit top and add a scoop of raspberry burden so hard to understand, or also see many coat dresses and I slice canned pineapple ice. some affliction of their body, has suave one-piece modes of satin. The I large orange Sandwiches using unrationed food caused them to bring their burden news of satin for hats is also being Fnale Wntans for fillings are always a grand way heralded far and wide. You will V4 cup sugar to the Lord. We have traveled far I H I tl MAMS YOU CMHKYJERVODS! to take care of the refreshment find in smart fabric collections both Vt cap w ater problem: on the road of faith when we have LydJa 8. Plnkham's Vegetable Com­ Grated rind of I small orange reached the place where we learn all-silk satins, and particularly good pound lias helped thousands to re-” Cook sugar, water and grated rind •Hostess Sandwiches. that “man’s extremity is God’s op­ looking is a range of Bemberg-rayon Ueve periodic pain, backache, bead- ifa pound mincemeat, packaged satins. There is a novelty Bemberg ache vitb weak, nervous, Crankya together for 5 minutes after coming portunity.” blue feelings — due to functional to a boil. Strain and cool. Add to / H cup water % They had only one place to turn. satin being shown which is wonder­ monthly disturbances. Tbls Is dm lemon and orange juice and freeze. 3 ounces cream cheese They were hemmed in on every side, fully attractive, in that it has a re­ to Its soothing effect on one a t Whole wheat bread verse side of bright stripes in Mexi­ WOMAN'S BCOST HfPOHXAKT OB6AMS. Pack into a ring mold. Freeze until but, as ever, they found that the Taken regularly^—Flnkham'e Com*, firm, then tuunold on lettuce. In way up no man can close. They can colors that is surfaced in a soft Mix mincemeat and water and duvetyn-like finish. It is stunning pound helps build up resistance the cent.er place a bowl filled with cook until all moisture is absorbed. called on their God...... against such annoying symptoms. mayonnaise, and garnish around out­ used in fly-back drapes or as trim, Foltow.labeldSrectbms.W&rtfttnrifi0r CooL Cover thin In. Prayer Always Brings Deliv­ ming accent.* er edge with sections of orange, slice of buttered erance (2:23-25). grapefruit and pineapple. whole wheatbread with cheese, sof­ Does God really Imow when His HatandBagSets W NXJ-7 25-43 Ids” that awaken people suffer? Does He really'care? tened with cream ■ It does not matter how simple or } disposed of by and slightly salt­ Yes, He does. “They cried,” and METHOD. Swing Lynn Says: “God heard” and “remembered.” modest looking a suit or dress may !toward buzzing ed, then with be, it will take on an air of impor­ When Your mincemeat and another slice of That’s all we heed to know.' The b fly between slip- Salad Pointers: Have all salad groaning of His people had already tance and distinction by teaming it lent object. Chief ingredients as cold as possible. bread covered with cream cheese. with a gaily colorful hat and bag-set Back Hurts - L over lamps, per* Cut in strips or fancy shapes and stirred God’s gracious and tender Chill salad bowl and salad plates heart. But He waited to hear their such as milliners are taking such And YourStrenglh and I slapping wife in decorate, if desired with candied pride in turning out this season. Look |tter way to get to assure absolute coolness to sal­ cry before He answered. Such is EneigybBdoirPar ads. fruit. abbut in the hat bars and you:-will •Cheese Sandwich Filling. the law of prayer. May we not for­ I t may be eaused by disorder of U l- To skin tomatoes: Hold tomato get it. Far too often we turn to come across such alluring twosomes >ney function that permits poisonous -I package cream cheese as a tiny calot to wear back on the waste Zq aecomolate* For truly many on fork over flame and turn slow­ everyone and everything else, and Comes the message from fashion people fee] tired, weak-and miserable ly for about I minute. Slip off 6 chopped olives head together With an imposing en­ "When the-kidneys fail to remove escess finally, in desperation, to God. Why headquarters that a renewed inter­ adds and other waste matter from the skins. 3 pieces finely chopped parsley not turn to Him first? velope bag made of a' basket weave Mood* 3 strips cooked bacon, chopped fine est is being shown in leghorn hats fabric and braided all over with . Ton nay suffer nagging bsckaehe£ efooT To flute cucumber. Peel, length­ Does God hear and answer pray­ for little girls. Any wee maiden will rhemnatia p&in«,*headaches, diirinm, I tablespoon horseradish color-bright soutache. a p e r I wise, and run prongs of fork er? Yes, but remember that real look her prettiest this summer in a SBttwg op nights, leg pains, swelling* through lengthwise, then slice I tablespoon mayonnaise N - Sometimes' frequent sad scanty urina- i!c fhaf never fails, prayer is the cry of faith coming hat like the leghorn straw shown at don with smarting and burning is an­ il to use, and not cucumber thinly. Mix all ingredients together, add from the heart of an obedient child. other alga that something Is wrong with the. bottom. This cunning chapeau .the kidneys or bladder. tie at drug and To sieve egg yolks or whites: salt and pepper to taste, and spread God may answer other prayers, but has a woven brim laced with narrow One finds this iseason ih glove col­ There should be no doubt that prompt I This is pretty for garnishing. Sep­ von buttered bread. He always answers such a prayer. treatment la-wiser than neglect. Dae green velvet ribbon. A green gros- lections many ,interesting novelties. DoantM PiU*, I t Is better to rely oo a arate yolks or whites from hard- Are you having difficulties planning His answer may not be in accord grain bow ties beneath the chin so The fabric glove that is all-over em­ medicine that has won countrywide ap» cooked eggs, place in a small with our opinion of what it should roval than on something less IavoraMr metis with points? Stretching your meats? that windy days this treasured bit of broidered .-Is;. veiry attractive. Long EDown. DoantB have been tried and test­ sieve, and rub through with wood­ Lynn ChatAbers tan give you help if you be, for His wisdom is infinite. He headgear will “stay put.” A gen­ black gloves' have appliqued velvet ed manly years. Are at all drag stores. en spoon on salads to be gar­ turtle her, enclosing a stamped, self-ad­ knows better than we what the an­ erous application of ribbon makes the butterflies up the arm. A crochet Get Omiti today. nished. dressed envelope for your reply, in care of swer should be. Let us trust the other hat most flattering to the pert mesh white glove has very wide flar­ To decorate lettuce: Dip edges her at Western Newspaper Union, 210 Judge of all the earth to do right young miss whose, eyes are saucing ing cuffs; A black lace glove carries in paprika.. South Desplaihes Street, Chicago, Illinois, (Gen. 18:25). you from under the brim. lavish lace frills about the wristst Do a n sPills Released by Western Newspaper Union. THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C. JUNE 30. 1943. THE DAVIE RECORD James C. Godbey I Davie Soldier Does He- RATION GUIDE THED Jame8 C. Godbey. 82. well-known rojc Bom IjJng Job Blue stamps K, L. M are Oldest Pr C FRANK STROUD Editor. retired farmer of Rowan, died at his * 6 * You Will Want Good good until July 7. No Liquo TELEPHONE home near Woodleaf Monday, June 21st, while sitting in a chair in his Coffee Stamp No. 24, in Entered at the PostofBee in Mocks- yard. He had been in bad health War Ration Book One, good NEWS vllle, N. C., as Second-class Mall for several years, but his condition for one pound of coffee, be­ FLOUR m atter. March 3 . 1903. bad not been considered serious. came valid May 31 and is E . P ierce Death was attributed to a heart at­ good through June. day in Stat SUBSCRIPTION RATES: tack, and was a shock to his family. For Your Fourth of July ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE I Mr. Godbey was born in 1861, th e Gasoiine-uAn book coup­ SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE • ! S u p e rin t eon of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward ons No. 5 good for three gal­ Proctor, m Godbey, of Davie county. He had lons each and must last till Pipe dreams are just pipe dreams Bread9 Pastry and Cakes B oone T h u lived in Rowan county for many July 2}. usnailv, but when a New Dealer years, and was a member of Gay’s RED STAMPS, for meat T. H . Sm has one it costs us a billion dollars. Ghapel MethodiBt church. His wife We Suggest That You Use C.. is spenJ products, canned fish, butter, town lookin From Ibe number of airplanes preceded him in death February 19, cheese, etc. Stamps J. K, L, 1941. Surviving are two daughters, sailing over our fair city, there M, good through June. M rs. J . Mrs. G. W. Messick and Mrs. Leroy must be at least a little gas left in spent sever Mowery. both of Rowan county, and SHOES-Stamp 18 in War DAISY North Carolina.______relatives ne three sons, W. F. Godbey Detroit; Ration Book One, good until President Roosevelt’s idea of tak L. E. Godbey, Rowan county, and Oct. 31 for one pair shoes. F O R S A ing the politics out of war is not to G, C. Godbey, Davie eounty; two SUGAR-Stamp 13. good Plain and Self-Rising Flour W . D . brothers. Nelson Godbey, Thomas- oppose his continued residency in U. S. Advanced Aitdrome, N for 5 pounds, through Aug. ville, and Charles Godbey, ot Rowan M iss E in the White House. Africa -Captain Thomas Ferebee, 15th. Stamps Nos. 15 and county, and one sister, Mrs. Joseph We Also Handle Meal9 Feed9 Etc. eral days la son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Fere­ 16 in War Ration Book One the gnest 0 There must be some gas left. Our Parker. MocksviUe, R. I. bee, of Calahaln township, bombar­ now are good for 5 pounds people are still driving cars 4 0 to 5 0 Funeral services were conducted dier of tbe Flying Fortress Red of sugar each, for use in home Always Use Home Products—It HelpsTo M rs. E . Wednesday afternoon at 5 o’clock at Gremlin, had his eye glued to the miles to attend movies, instead patient at UnityPresbvterian church, Wood- bomb stght and a bead on tbe tar. canning through Oct. 31st. patroniztug local theatres, and rid. Build Your Town ville, where ing to dances and amusement parks leaf. bv Rev Oliver B. Greene,, and get during a recent raid on Naples Housewives may apply at lo­ when flak fragments tore through tbe body laid to rest in the church cal ration boards for supple­ W ill b u y his compartment. Senator Bailey is sponsoring a bill cem etery. mentary sugar for home can­ est market The bomb sight was knocked to limit the term of all presidents to ning, if essential. M bits. Glass flew into Ferebee’^ not more than eight years, two Kappa News. eyes, but he fumbled for the bomb Pvt. Lewis Beck, who is station­ J. P. Green Milling Co. M rs. N . four-year terms. What a pity Sena Mr. and Mra Harvev Byerly. of Coolee- knob and released his full cargo. ed at Camp Patrick Henry, Va., to n -S a le m tor Bailey didn’t think of this three mee visited Mr. and Mrs. Ted Daywalt Sun­ A tall gunner saw it fall within spent several days last week with FLOYD NAYLOR, Manager and Mrs. R day. the target area. or four years ago. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rnfns S a tu rd a y . Mr. and Mrs. Faye McHargoe and fam­ Ferebee didn’t see it fall because ily visited relatives near Statesville Sun­ Beck, on R. 2. he was busy. He grabbed a gun day. M rs. D. Stores to Close Monday and fired about 300 rounds at at­ Sr. and Mrs. Stone RodacU and Mrs. sp e n d in g Monday, July 5th. being a legal Hendrix Kennerly and daughter, of Salis­ tacking Axis fighter planes Only sister, Mrs. holiday, the Mocksville stores will be bury; were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. when thev had been shaken off did and Mrs. S. A. Jones. Iina Beach. closed all day he have a chance to dig bits of SgL and Mrs. Roosevelt Koontz, of Vir­ glass out of his face and eyes. ginia, spent several days last week with M rs. L. Lieut. William Ryan, New Or­ Can’t Get. Names relatives in this community. M iss M a rt leans. piloted the Red Gremlin Mrs. Milton Cleary and daughter, of M o n ro e W A Record news man has tried since Statesville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Luther which was tbe plane used by Lieu­ last Thnrsday. to get the names of Daywalt Sunday. tives and fr Davie men who left that day for in tenant General Mark Clark on Mrs. WiUiam Walker and daughter, of some of his famous secret missions duction into the army, but up to the M iss M Raleigh, are spending awhUe with Mr. and to North Africa. It was Ryan’s hour of going to press we have failed Mrs. A. Smith. Farmington 49th mission. to get the names. This explains why Mr. and Mrs. Foster Thome, of States on her way the list doesn’t appear in The Re­ ville, visited Mr. and Mrs E. E. Koontz relatives iu cord today. Sondav. To Deliver Address A --—«r Mr, and Mrs G. W. Cartner and family Rev. H. 0 . Huss New viBited Mr. and Mrs. Joel Daywalt Sunday Dr. John R. Cunningham, Presi. M iss F r Vera Gail, little daughter of Mr. and dent of Davidson College, will de­ training at Mrs. E. T. Koontz is much improved after liver the annual address at the ville, spent a few days sickness. Pastor Masonic picnic, which will be held to w n w ith Rev. H. 0. Huss of Lansing, at Clement Grove, Mocksville, on garet Call. Ashe county, has been appointed Gincord News Thnrsday, Aug. 12th. ,Dr Cnn pastor of the Mocksville Methodist S g t. H ow Mn. Ivan Crissman, of Tennessee, nlngham is a fine orator, and thous­ ch u rc h .. visiting her parentB, Mr. and Mrs. I. C. ands of people from Davie and .ad ioned at S This appointment, for the re­ Berrier. joining counties, will be preseni for spending a M r. a n d M mainder of the present conference Mr. and Mrs. Jake Totterow and 1 this annual event. Begin making year, was made bv Biship Clare Gene. Mt. and Mrs. Paul Nall and Patsy; arrangements now to he present C a n a. Mr. and Mrs Maxie Swicegood and Jerry, Purcell of Charlotte, on recommeu. Many former Davie citizens from . dation of Rev, A. C Gibbs, super­ of Jericho, visited Mrs D. C. FosterSunday M aster C Mr. and Mrs. Kerr Graves and son and distant states will no doubt be here. intendent of the Elkin district, in Mr. and Mrs Felix Berrier and son visited Austin and I which Mocksville is situated. Mr. and Mrs. I C. Berrier Snndav nighL House Destroyed by Fire of Statesvil A vacancy in the Mocksville pas­ Mis. Dwight Seaford and Shirley, and grandparent torate occured several weeks ago Mrs. Herman Berrier were guests of Mrs. A large, two story house, owned Frost, on R. by reason of the death of the pastor Paul NaiL by Mrs DeWitt McClamrocti, and Ir. and Mrs. Kerr Gaves and son. and M rs. W a Rev. A. L Aycock 1 who was ser­ occupied bv her son, D. K Mc- ving his first year on the charge. Mr. and Mrs. FeIixBetrierand Jorry. spent daughters ' the week end at White Lake. Clamrocb, two miles south of Farm­ Mr. H uss entered the Western [ » p | of Charlotte ington, was destroyed by fire of un. North Carolina conference in 1 9 3 4 , w ith M rs. and be served, in succession, Rob- Mocksville Circuit. known origin Wednesday afternoon an d M rs. R binsville, Brevard circuit, Todd, F. A. WRIGHT-Pastor about 7:30 o’clock. The fire is and Stonv Point. Because of ill Sondav. Joly 4th thought to have started in the loft. M iss E rie health, he retired in the fall of Dulin’s, 11:30 a. m. Bethel. 8i30 p. m. _ .... , , . . a position w ere 1 9 4 1 , but his health has improved There will be a prayenneeting. together Som« ° f ,h e household goods for several greatly since then. with choir practice at Bethel each Wed-' saved, but tbe bouse was a total summer wit to— -W tara- M r. an d lighting Strikes Church same hour. Every one cmdiaUy invited. Property was insured. R . 4* During a heavy electric and rain H e n ry T storm Monday afternoon of last cotton bloo week, lightning struck the ste pie is tbe earli of the Fork Baptist church, doing ...and Greyhound is part Davie coun damage to the church cornice and Cotton and steeple, estimated at from $ 6 0 to ing well, an 7 5 DO YOU NEED A $ . It is fortunate that the church p ro m isin g . did not catch on fire of its fighting power F re e m a n Old-Time Singing ter Jennie, CAR? Davie County is America in cross-section-fighting mad and fighting hard, doing arrived here A small but appreciative audience an d M rs. enjoyed the Christian Harmony sing­ its level best to back up our troops across the seas with home-front cooperation ing at the high Bcbool auditorium We Gin Save Yon Money On A Good Used Car. Slye return Sunday afternoon. The singing was Jennie will led by Prof. Goforth, of Statesviile. they must have with her gr W. F. StoneBtreet, of this city, and Come In And Look Over Our Mr. Booe, of Clarksville. It is a pity W a rra n t that the singers were gree ed by Stock Of All of us in Davie County are putting the As our share in this country’s joint war- pro­ M . C hafB n such a small audienee. The sioging n in g , G drive that counts behind the particular jobs gram. Greyhottnd is taking our local boys to was good. Most of the singers were week in to from Clarksville a n d Mocksville tow nships______that ate ours to do—whether It’s sending our induction centers—and bringing them back m o th e r, M Chevrolets, Fords and ChafSn ac~ men to the colors—building their guns and home from training camps on well-earned B en n in g , Advance News som e tim e. Pvt. Paol Cornatzer, of Camp Richie, ships and planes—raising their food and leaves. We are transporting our neighbors to Md., is spending a ten day furlough with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Cornatzer. Plymouths clothes and smokes—buying bonds—or mov­ their vital jobs In war plants and on' farms. F re d T riv Mn. J. P. Lewsendaud daughter, Janie S alem , a ing manpower. We are keeping essential travel on the move are visiting Mrs. EIIis Foster in Winston- M e rch a n t Salem. Sedans9 Coaches9 Coupes Miss Gwen Ratledgee is visiting her —linking up this country with the other busy W ed n esd ay friends. F aunt Mn. Robert Taft, of Charlotte. Davie County men and women, loyal Grey­ Peggy Howard, of Clemmons is visiting In 1935 to 1941 models, all equipped communities of the South Atlantic states, from a trip her aunt Mrs Anderson Potts. hound employees, are busy keeping our bus­ where so much of the Nation’s w.-r activity is and is off d Mrs. Taylor Howard is on the sick list. with good tires. Better buy now while absence. Unda Vogler is spending a few. day’s in es rolling to help keep our war effort in high Winstoo-Salem guests of her cousin Nell ce n te re d . F ra n k V o Markland. ' you can get a good car a t ...... gear. They’re driving tbe buses keeping BLightoins|struck and kilted two of Lee Advance, w Wallefs hogs IaBt week. them mechanically fit—conserving vital ma. Davie County Is in this fight to win—we on business, Jimmie Lawnsend is spending a few grower as w days in Lexington, guest of bis cousin BARGAIN PRICES terials—giving wartime information—hand­ Bobby Hendricks. didn’t start the fight but we’re going to finish has about 3 Those visiting Mrs. Taylor Howard ling baggage. it! two swine i Tuesday night were Mr. and Mrs. Sammie two ago tb Howard, of Clemmons, Mt. and Mrs. Joe Howard and Rev. Brewer, of Macedonia. o v e r t2 o o SgL Grover Lee Pbelps is spending the Smith-Dwiggins week-end with his wife- I WILKINS DRUG CO. H a ro ld H Walter Carter of U. S. N., spent a few 1 Navy Air C days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Philip' at Pensacol' Carter. Phone 21 Mocksville, N. C Vitgle Potts and Tig Tuckerhad a head- end with bi Motor Co. H. T. Harr oo-collisioo. No One was seriously injured. Bo'h can were badly damaged. Mocksville. N. C. accompanie Mrs. Glenn Hendricks, 0 f Lexington. CWEYHDUND 1 ther Davie spent-Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Ander­ son Potts. Navy Air C i LiN es rnm m m m i made the tri THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C.. JUNE 30.1943

W. G. Click, of Salisbury, has THE DAVIE RECORD. been spending a week or two in and Mrs. Rollins Killed In around town with relatives and od Oldest Paper In The County frie n d s. Wreck Next Sunday Is July 4th No Liquor, Wine, Beer Ads A horrible auto wreck occurred Mr. and Mrs Melvin Gillespie, about 8 o’clock last Wednesday There will be no Ing celebration. We are of Brevard, spent Sunday in town, NEWS AROUND TOWN. guests of Mrs. W. L. Call and morning, six miles west of Mocks­ devoting all of our energies in helping win fam ily . ville, on the Statesville highway. this war. A DeSoto car, driven by Mrs. E. Pierce Poster spent Wednes­ Mrs. W. H. Renegar, of R. 2, James Rollins, of Burlington, left July day in Statesville on business. had as her guests last Sunday, Mr. Buy Your and Mrs. J. M. Currents, Mr. and the highway, crossed th e road' Superintendent of Schools R. S. Mrs. T. W. Anderson and daugh­ twice and turned over throwing Proctor, made a business trip to Drinks, Lunches and Tobaccos akes ter Tomasue, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Rollins to the concrete pave< Boone Thursday. Shelton, all of Winston Salem, and ment. She died almost instantly, From Us. Capt. and Mrs. Will H. Lassiter, I. H. Smith, of Washington, D. A Mr. Nance, who was riding in Jse of the U. S. A. Medical Corps, Buy Your Vfur Bonds From Your C., Isspending a week or two In Camp Davis, N. C. the car, escaped injury. town looking after business matters. Mrs. Rollins was a former resid­ Postoffice or Bank. A. E Hendrix, ot R. 3, received ent of Union Grove. Iredell county, Mrs. J. M. Smith, of Greensboro, a letter last week trom his son, a daughter of John Cass. She was spent several days last week with Sgt. Bickett Hendrix, who has on her way to see a sister who was relatives near Jericho. been stationed in Africa for some AMERICAN CAFE time. Bickett writes that be is get. a patient at a Statesville hospital, FOR SALE-Pigs 8 weeks old $ io ting along fine, and that he has when the accident occurred. Funer. mA Good Place To Eat” 7Iour W. D. Broadway, Jerusalem. been transferred to another field of PVT. WARREN WILLIAMS, son of Mn. al and burial services took place at action. He mentioned the fact that T. W. Williams, and the late Mr. Williams, Grassy Knob Baptist Church Fri­ ; Etnestine Frost spent sev­ be passed over snow-capped moun­ I, Etc. of R. I, who is stationed at Camp Forrest, day morning at 11 o’clock, with eral days last week in Statesville, tains on the way. A little snow a- Tenn. Warren has been in the army one the gnest of Miss Annie Sue Bunch round this section would cool year, and has a brother in foreign service. Rev Grady White in charge. things off. Mrs. Rollins is survived by her IeIps To Mrs. E. M. J. Thrift, of R. 2. is Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Cooper and husband, her parents, eight broth­ patient at Davis Hospital, States, Capt. and Mrs. W. M. Long and little daughter, of Gastonia, spent ers and sisters I When Your Car Needs ville, where she is taking treatment. children of Camp Blanding, Fla., are spending a week with relatives Thursday in Mocksville w ith Will buy milling wheat, H ig h . and friends in Mocksville and friends Rev. Mr. Cooper was To Kill Dogs ] G as9 Oil9 Lubrication, Drive est market prices paid. Statesville. Capt. Long is looking pastor of the Mocksville Presby AU dog owners are given notice Mocksville Flour Mills. well, and we are sure army life terian church here for several years that they must keep their dogs con agrees with him. He has many To Our Service Station Co. Mrs. N. T. Anderson, of Wins­ and has many friends here. fined to the premises at night or friends throughout the town and ton-Salem visited her parents, Mr. county who were glad to welcome they will be shot by the night po­ and Mrs. R. S. Powell, of Route I him back to the old home town. lice. This new ruling is in effect We Appreciate Your Patronage S a tu rd a y .. AU are hoping that the war will NOTICE OF SALE OF how. If you want your dog to live, soon be over, and that he can re­ keep him off the street after dark. 1st Grade Adis Tires Mrs. D- G- Tutterow, of R. i, is turn here and resume his practice. REAL ESTATE spending several days with her T. I. CAUDELL, Mayor. sister, Mrs. Hix Carter, at Caro- Under and by virtue of authority In 600x16 - 550x17 Iina Beach. WAAC Recruiters Here contained in a deed of trust execut­ ed to the undersigned Trustee, to Brock Is Chairman There will be a recruiting team consist­ Mrs. L. S. Bowles and daughter. ing of Uentenant Frances Palmer, and secure the payment of a note, exe­ Attorney B. C. Brock has been ap­ Miss Martha, of R. 2, went to Auxiliary Ruth McLarry in Mocksville on cuted by W. J. Kimel and wife, pointed, Chairman for Davie county ♦ June 20-July 3rd. for the purpose of Re­ Mary E. Kimel on January 7, 1938, S Monroe Wednesday to visit rela­ of the newly constituted committee 4$ W. N. Smith cruiting girls for the WAAC. and recorded in the office of the tives and friends. They will set up headquarters in the to conduct the State’s war on “idlers Post Office Building and will maintain of­ Register of Deeds of Davie County, fice hours from 9-5 daily. North Carolina, in Book 27 of Mort­ and loafers.” A meeting of Davie Miss Margaret Jo Brock, o f citizenB was scheduled to be held at Esso Products Farmington, was In town Tuesday gages, page 567; and, default bav the court house last night, and a on her way home from a visit to ing been made in the payment of I Ward-Smith county-wide meeting is to be held at relatives in Statesville. said note, and at the request of the P f Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Smith holders of said note, the undersign­ the court house on Monday. July 5th of Clemmons announce the mar­ Miss Frankie Call, who is in ed Trustee will expose for sale and riage of their daughter, Juanita, to training at Davis Hospital, States­ sell at the Court House door in Pfc Charles T. Ward, U. S. Ma­ ville, spent one day last week in Mocksville, North Carolina, on the rine Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. town with her mother, Mrs. Mar­ 12th day of July, 1943, at 12 o’clock W. L Ward, of Advance. The M , at public auction to the high­ We May Not Be Able To Supply All garet Call. Princess Theatre marriage was solemnized in York, est bidder, for cash, the following S. C., on June 12. Sgt. Howard Boger who is stat­ described real estate: Mrs. WaTd is a graduate of Clem­ WEDNESDAY ONLY Y our Needs For The ioned at San Antonio, Texas, is 1st Tract: Lying and being in mons High School and the Marl, “KATHLEEN" spending a week with his parents, Farmington Township, Davie Coun­ boro Business College of Bennetts Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Boger, near ty, North Carolina, and beginning Shirley Temple ville, S. C. She is employed in Fourth of July C ana. at an iron stake on the North side / the offices ot Dun-Bradstreet, Inc., of State Highway No. 65, and in THURSDAY and FRIDAY Winston-Salem.' But we will be glad to have you visit our store Master Charles, Jr., David and line of Smith Grove Consolidated Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour ia Pfc. Ward is a graduate of Shady Austin and little Miss Linda Bunch, School lot, and running South 24 “THEY GOT ME COVERED" when you need fresh fruits, vegetables, fresh Grove High School, Advance. He of Statesville, are visiting their degs. East, crossing said highway is now stationed at Paris Island, S. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. t.67 chains to an iron stake in Val- SATURDAY and cured meats, staple and fancy groceries. C. Mrs. Ward will make her home Frost, on R. 2. Iie Nelson’s line; thence with her “RIDIN* DOWN THE CANYON" with her parents at Clemmons for line South 71 degs. West 9.47 chs. the present.______with Roy Rogers Mrs. Walter F. Anderson and to the beginning; containing 79.100 Your Business Is Appreciated daughters Louise, lanit and Doris of an acre, more or less. See deed ' MONDAY of Charlotte are spending two weeks O’Neill-Sloop recorded in Book 35 at page 216, with Mrs. Anderson’s parents, Mr. Corp. A. E. O’Neill, son of Mr. office of Register of Deeds. “HENRY ALDRICH EDITOR" and Mrs. R. S Powell on Route I. and Mrs. C. W. O’Neill, of R. 2, 2nd Tract: Beginning at an iron with Jimmy Lydon-John Utel Allison-Johnson Co. and Miss Geneva Sloop, daughter stake in McCIearen line, runs North Miss Erlene Wilson, who has held of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Sloop, of 76 degs. East 7.37 chains to a stone, TUESDAY a position in Spartanburg, S- C.. near Salisbury, were united in mar­ John Riddle corner; thence South "VARSITY SHOW” flH I H M l for several months, is spending the riage on Thursday, June 17th, at 4 degs. West 4 chains to an iron in with Fred Waring and His Pennsyl- summer with her parents. Mt. and the home of Rev. C. E. Lutz, the Riddle line; thence South 76 degs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson, on presiding minister, in Salisbury. West 7 37 chains to an iron stake; r , 4. a Corp. O’Neill is stationed at Ven­ thence North 4 degs. East 4 chains FINE MARES AND MULES. tura, Cali. He returned to his post to the beginning; containing 3 Henry Turner, of R. I, re p o rts of duty last Tuesday, following a acres, more or less. cotton blooms on June 26th. This 15-day furlongh, Mrs. O’Neill will TERMS OF SALE: CASH. I have just received some fine is the earliest bloom reported in SpeciaIs This Week make her home with her parents DATE OF SALE: MONDAY, Davie county for several years. while her husband is In the armv. rt J U L Y 12, 1 9 4 3 - Cotton and tobacco crops are look Tbe Record joins the many friends Fine Young Mares and Mules. W. BRYAN BOOE1 ing well, aud the com crop is also of this happy young couple in 2 1-2 lbs. Cotton Bats SSc- p ro m isin g . wishing for them a~ long and happy T ru s te e . If you need stock, see Dalton journey through life. This Jnne 7, 1943. Arsenate of Lead, pack 55c- Freeman D. Slye and little daugh­ Hendrixy at my bam near the ter Tennie, of Tacoma Park, Md., Half gallon Aruit jars $1.05 ’d, doing arrived here W ednesdayto visit Mr. and Mrs. Z. N. Anderson. Mr. Pint fruit jars 65c. Court House. peration Slve returned home Thursday, but Flour, 981bs $4.15 I Jennie will spend some time here with her grandparents. Flour, 48lbs $2.20 J. FRANK HENDRIX. W arrant officer and Mrs. Albert Flour, 241bs $1.15 I war pro- M. Chaffin and children of Ft. Ben- :al boys to ning, G ., spent several days last Salt 100 lbs $1.10 week in town with Mr. Chaffin’s em back mother, Mrs. T. N. Chaffin. Mrs. Salt, 5c. pack 3c. BRING Us Your POULTRY Chaffin accompanied them to Ft. :ll-earned Benning, where she will spend Binder twine 51b ball 75c g h b o rs to som e tim e. Pinto Beans 8c or $7.75 per II farm s. Fred Trivette, Ir , of Winston- 100 lbs. Salem, a member of the U. S. :be m ove Merchant Marines, was in town Plenty straw hats, 25c. up cber b u sy Wednesday shaking hands with old friends. Fred has just returned Dress straw hats $1.25 $2.50 c sta te s, from a trip across the brimy deep, Work and dress pants $1.98. ctlv ity Is and is off duty on a short leave of absence. Woirk shirts 98c. up Frank Vagler and two sons of Dresssbirts $1.50 up Advance, were in town Wednesday I w in— we on business. Mr Vogler is a bog Horse drawn mower 41-2 grower as well as a merchant. He ; to finish has about 30 hogs, apd purchased feet, tagged for Davie county. two swine in Greensboro a week or One Massey-Harris Tractor, WE BUY EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK two ago that weighed a total of Fryers, 2 Ib 25c over 1200 pounds. tagged for Davie county. Young Chickens, 2 1-2 lbs. up 28c Harold Harris, a member of the t One 8 disc 18 mch Harrow Old Hen* lb. . . . - 24c Navy Air Corps, who is stationed I at Pensacola, Fla., spent the week-:! Roosters, Ib - . 13c end with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. ’| ‘’YOURS FOR BARGAINS’ H. T. Harris, on R. 4, He was accompanied by Gilmer Cope, an- Mocksville Poultry Company t ther Davie boy, who is also in the J. Frank Hendrix Phone 175 Mocksville. N. C Navy Air Corps. The young men Call Building Angell Building made the trip by plane to Salisbury. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

Simple Cross Stitch For Kitchen Towels Fun for the Whole Family

MlDGEr SMOW

PRIVATE i t ® BUCK CROSS Bj Clyde Lewis TOWN i By Roland Coe

/ “If this picture turns out good, I’m going to send it to my “I really need a manicure, too, mother—yon have no idea how TPHESE kitchen towels will add wife and show her how the army’s made a man ont of me!” the chalk dust in school rains one’s nails!” a welcome touch of color to any kitchen. Do them in natural Kd SPARKY WATTS By BOODY ROGERS coloring. The easy cross stitch looks just like gingham applique. Foods that r CHEE1B O fS - Everyone will admire themt end leave a -P lP \0U £EE • • • WHM- J < m ? ; Pattern 2984 contains a transfer pattern WUSCV 5TACTEP of six motifs averaging 5ft by 7 Inches; GETTIN’ SMALLER Illustrations of stitches; color schemes; AN’ SMALLER materials required. AN’— Due to an unusually large demand and current war conditions, slightly mor« time is required in filling orders for a few of the most popular pattern numbers. Send oui order to: dish to be sel Sewing Circle Meedlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Ave. New Tork thing that doeq 15 minutes of i Enclose 15 cents (plus one cent to cover cost of mailing) for Pattern If your tabid tings are cool No...... food carries N am e...... you will have ( Address ...... ing your gued freshments ml they should bq hostess alike ■ Here’s a lo| Add Lidigestioii last word in Rdieved in 5 mamtes or doabte money bsCk ness, therebyl Wbea excess Btomaeh add eaoses painful, euffocafr* Iocr gas,soar etomaeb end heartburn, doctors oaoiQly perfect summl prescribe the fastest-acting medicines Icaown fo r 'O r a n i symptomatic relief—medicines Jikethosain Beu-aaa Tablets. No laxative. Beli-ans brings comfort Ia a jiffy or double joor money back oa re tarn of bottle (I to 08. 25c ------I tablespoon Vi cup cold Privately Owned Planes 1A cup boilinl In the three years of 1939 to 114 cups oran] Juice of ol 1942 inclusive the number of planes 1 (ablespoonl owned by civilians went from 10,- Vt cup sugar! OOO to 25,000. l ‘/j pounds wlf and seed 2 cups shred 2 packages i C T V S i E T O 1 cup sour Rtw1Smaiting surface relieved amaz­ Soak gelatinl Utes. Add boil ingly by die soothing medication of orange juice, mint. Stir ui| form cheese R E SIN O k large marbles.l into bottom Bombers to India balls at inter\| The army has started to fly thickened jelly bombers to India, the first having tor and chill I made the 11,748 mile trip in 67 and fill center hours and 35 minutes. with lettuce an mold with pe| Serve with era Sour Crl Vi cup f> I teaspq I cup sd I/Iix ingredi| thoroughly. A lovely fruit juices are! guaranteed to i Orang 2 cups orang Vi cup lemonl Vi grapefruit | I slice cannel I large oranl Vt cup sugar f Vt cup water I Grated rin| Cook sugar, ■ together for 5 to a boil. Strd lemon and ora| Pack into a rii firm, then the center plal mayonnaise, aiT er edge with I grapefruit and!

• Soldiers are getting a real taato of “nature in the Iavr* on the in. Salad Pointl ■ect-ridden battlefronts. Bnt ingredients a | thanks to FUT and our other in­ secticides, the pests are petting Chill salad bof theirs too! Bight in the neck! to assure absq The army has found that these ads. famous insect-killen blast many To skin ton "heathen” pests. Jnst as they knock' on fork over : off many civilized insects at home.: Iy for about FLIT has the highest rating - skins. I established for household insecti? To flute cucj cidea by the National Bufean of wise, and Standards... the AA Bating. Why ' don’t yon fight your through lengl pests with FLIT?— cucumber thii Buy a bottle—today! To sieve ea This is pretty! arate yolks oa cooked eggs, I sieve, and rubl en spoon on " nished. To decorate| in paprika. THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

Itss S titch ON THE iicn Tow els PEVKING IE FRONI piRATE&VfeEAD Bq ISABEL ^W A ITp/ s ' -r-v- IpARLY American wall pockets W-AHJ-RELEASE cut out of light weight pine or THE SXORY SO FAR: Jody Jason; thorities, if it had nothing to do with scraps of half inch material may who is telling the story, receives an his, sister. And Miss Kendall fell. have many modern uses. * In the the crimes—that is.” AU we have to do is wait for the po­ anonymous letter enclosing $800 and ask­ Released by Western Newspaper Union. kitchen they are just the thing for ing her to bid for an abandoned church I saw my aunt turn her back and lice, who should arrive in—” he ration books and a pad for the to be auctioned the next day. She finds, knew the teeth were being plunked took out his watch, “—about fifteen A SERIES OF UITE a few basebaU enthusiasts grocery list* In an old chest, the body of a man identl* in again. “Mr. Gerry and I will not or twenty minutes.” question the activities of the fied as Roddy Lane. The body disap* SPECIAL ARTICLES Originally these pockets were mind their questipns. I’U own up to Victor’s hands pat-a-caked silent­ BY THE LEADING PhUadelphia PhiUies in trading Dan­ pears a few hours later. A fish shed destroying the pipe. Bet most wives made in a great variety of de» burns, apparently killing an old man ly. “Very, very interesting, Mr. AR CORRESPONDENTS Qny LitwhUer and Earl Naylor to the signs and were used for letter burn up a smelly pipe or two. It’s named Brown who is supposed to have Quincy. Ajid the wind tied the blue St. Louis Cardinals. boxes. They are still useful for lived there. Lily Kendall is found dead, silly to think, even if it dropped out scarf around Lily’s neck?” BasebaU in PhUadelphia was at with Hugh Norcross’ scarf around her of Wylie’s pocket at the fish shed, “You should know. I wasn’t down its highest ebb in many years when make MARKON neck. Albion Potter gives Judy a picture it could have set the fire. Burned there. We’d all left the church and Japan Is BiU Cox, president of the PhiUies, HOLE ^LUMBER of the church he has just finished. Bes­ him, wouldn’t it? Why don’t you WITH sie Norcross writes a confession. Hugh gone to the bridge. You stayed a announced the transaction which W come clean about your daughter, while, didn’t you?” Satisfied brought Cardinal outfielders Coaker BIT Insists that his sister only confessed Mr. Quincy? Can’t do any harm to save him. now.” “Yes. With Judy.” Did Lily’s By Clark tee Triplett, Buster Adams and Dain Now continue with Judy’s story. death coincide with the gull’s cry? Clay to the City of Brotherly Love. X Thaddeus Quincy pounded the I felt sure it had. Victor changed (W NU Featme-Through special arrangement The question of which team got the USE with Collier's Weekly) COPING SAW steps with his cane. He was sit­ the subject. “Why? Anything to add, better of the trade seems to be of Oft JIG SAW CHAPTER XVII ting in his chair down at the foot of secondary importance. There is an­ TO CUT OUST Potter?” Having accomplished every one of SIDE MARK them, and now his face seemed her major objectives, Japan is satis­ other factor which, in the judgment Auntie was urging me to go back strangely contorted as he glared at The artist jumped/his wide eyes M / U5E r bulging wider. “Me?” He shrugged. fied that she has won the war in the of many, makes the PhUs guilty of I x BRADS TO to the house. The boat was already my aunt. Pacific. AU that remains, as she an error in timing. NAIL FRONT at the water’s edge. I wanted to “Couldn’t you leave her out of it!” “Not a thing. Came here to paint, TO SIDES’THEN and a fine chance I’ve had! Never sees it, is to complete the unas­ BACK TO SIDES see the final splash and learn if it he thundered. He had a motive, too! sailable waU of land, sea and air Philadelphia Story THEN NAN. would be safe. I hoped Victor Quade saw or heard of the place before. BOTTOM IN PLACE He had a stalwart cane. He could Went to Rockville first, just as you defenses she is building around her That factor concerns Philadelphia wouldn’t get into it, when, with a get around alone, for hadn’t I blun­ huge, rich new empire—a wall be­ mighty shove, it slipped into the bay. did, Quade, and a fellow said, when fans. Those long-suffering individ­ this purpose or for a leave-a-note dered into him in the church aisle? I bought some linseed oil and tur­ hind which she can grow fat and uals, accustomed to last-place stand­ As a matter of fact, nobody did. Had his daughter been another of pad and pencil. If you enjoy work­ pentine, ‘If it’s scenery you want, strong as she welds her “liberated ing and to predictions that “pros­ ing with wood you may want to Just then Thaddeus Quincy let out Roddy’s victims? And why hadn’t go to the Head.’ So I came and liked peoples” together for the coming pects of moving up are not too a yell and waved his red table cloth my aunt told me? A new respect for cut these pockets out by hand with it, and now wish I hadn’t.” It was war of extinction against the white good,” finally were being convinced a coping saw as shown here. If like anything. Sure enough, a sail her came over me as Mr. Quincy race. that President Cox and Manager sputtered: “She had nothing to do the longest speech I’d ever heard you have a jig saw it is much fast­ boat was making for our wharf. from him. AU she needs is time—just a Bucky Harris were men who She had no tender, but as she came with this. Six years ago, my only er, or you may mark your design The minister wasn’t saying a Uttle more time, please. wouldn’t dispose of a star player for and take it to a woodworking shop about the men hastily tied the Elea­ child fell in love with and mar­ half interest in the Fort Knox gold ried that cad, Lane, while I was in thing. He stood by the rail, his ser­ Some pubUc leaders in Ameri­ to be cut out for a few cents. nor and stood shouting till it’s a mon forgotten, gazing out toward ca have stressed the great his­ vaults. * * * In towels will add wonder anything could be made of Baden-Baden taking the cure. I was only gone nine months, but I never Rockville. But he faced us quietly toric menace that faces us in BiU Cox entered basebaU business NOTE—Mrs. Spears has made patterns ltouch of color to it. when Victor spoke to him. the Pacific. Few, however, have late last winter when he invested a in actual size for three of these Early them in natural “Ahoy, there!” yelled the man. saw her husband until night before American letter boxes. The patterns are last, when he walked into the dining “And you, De Witt, want to add a dared to state the whole star­ large pUe of money in the Phillies. on one sheet with complete directions for ?asy cross stitch “Lane ready? Lost my tender.” So tling truth. The troth is that Prior to the advent of Cox, Gerry making and finishing. Request Patten) ;ingham applique, he’d come expecting Roddy to go room here. He’d gone through the word?” little money my daughter had re­ “You'mean my prison record? Japan has already won her war. Nugent was head man. Nugent No. 261» enclosing 15 cents. Address: dmire them I sailing with him. And Roddy hadn’t would dispose of basebaU players • * kept the date. ceived from her mother and desert­ It’ll doubtless be raked up. I’ll just TOth the exception of Midway is­ ed her for another woman before I say this: “I lost money in the Lane land, and despite her defeats in the as fast as venders could seU hot dogs MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS iins a transfer pattern “Lane’s not here!” shrilled Quin­ in the bleachers. Bedford Hills New York ging 5 1 /2 by 7 inches; cy. “There’s been a— came home. You can’t imagine the Bank failure—several thour.'nd dol­ Solomons and New Guinea, Japan Drawer 10 ches; color schemes; refined cruelty he practiced on my lars. I came here summers—Rock­ has captured every important ob­ Cox had sold the cash customers De Witt held up his hands. “Let on his new policy. No longer would Enclose 15 cents for Pattern No. 261. me, my friends.” Then he bellowed: little girl, before she went to Reno ville, I mean—and preached there, jective she set out to take. IIy large demand and and divorced him. Now she’s hap­ as well as in New York. Because of AU She Needs. valuable players bo sold down the Name ...... itions, slightly more “Send the police—at once. Murder! river. The manner in which the filling orders for a Understand?” pily married again. You can see a scandal, I was ousted from both Japan has seized aU the territory Address ...... Iiular pattern number*. churches. Some of the funds for and aU the resources she needs. fans responded was Uttle short of I to: The man let go the tiller a second maintenance were missing. The po­ Japan now rules 300,000,000 people. pathetic. They had seen the Phils to megaphone with his hands. “Not lice received an anonymous letter We have not yet started in earnest win a few baU games and they were Ixeedlecraft Dept. Lane! Did you say—murder? When hinting that there might be a con­ to fight our war—the war to re­ happy. It was once remarked that New York he didn’t show up I came after nection between the embezzlement take the great areas Japan has a PUl winning streak consisted of ts (plus one cent to him. You want the police!” at the bank and the church affair— captured. spotting a double header. Now the tailing) for Pattern I was sure he was going to cap­ perfectly ridiculous. I was accused That wiU be a new war, and be­ club was winning its share of bat­ I size, but he righted his craft and and sent to prison and served nine cause Japan will not be caught un­ tles. sailed slowly, oh, it seemed so slow­ months; then one of my deacons prepared, it wiU be incredibly more LitwhiIer probably was the best ly, toward town across the cove. confessed. I always thought Lane costly than the lightning campaigns all-around player on the team. He “It won’t be long now,” Potter might have sent that anonymous let­ by which Hirohito’s army and navy was popular—one of the favored few, said, “and I’m utterly glad. Sorry ter. No proof could be found. There took over the great wealth and ter­ along with Babe Dahlgren, School­ for Norcross, though.” was a horrible interval of suspicion ritory the United Nations had left boy Rowe and Johnny Kraus. Per­ Uncle Wylie pulled at his old corn­ before the police accused me. At virtually undefended in the Far haps he wasn’t quite as good as he digestion cob pipe a moment. “Nella, where’s the church everyone thought him East. was a couple of years ago when he s or double money baft my pipe? You know, the one I like.” guilty. His father had come to me Unless we start to fight Japan was having a great season, but he icid causes ptsinfal. soffocat- “Where the police can’t find it. and I’d talked with Roddy earlier; soon, with every weapon at our com­ StUl packed plenty of guns. id heartburn, doctors qsdwijp Don’t It? ctine medicines known for How’d I know anybody’d confess? that is, tried to get him to do the mand, and unless we keep China in oicines iike those in Bell-ans “Pessimism never pays.” Ivll-ans brines comfort In » I-I burned it!” right thing. If he had taken poor the war on our side, we may find Miracles Unusual itry back OQ return of bottla people’s savings or forged my name this second war impossible to win. “Oh, I don’t know! Look at aU “Dang it! Burned my best pipe! Granted that the Plnls have been the money dentists make by look, That was a sm art thing to do! % to a certain check I prayed with Japan, embarked on a deliberate slipping a little. Quite possibly the What’ll the police think when they him to clear his conscience. He ing down in the month.” (hvned Planes program of world conquest, sees customers expected that. Miracles find you’ve deliberately burned told me to go to—Hades. His fa­ this struggle as a racial war which are unusual this season. But the years of 1939 to some of the evidence?” Uncle Wylie ther, my friend, shot himself, but may last a century, and in which, e n u m b e r of p la n e s future looked considerably brighter K E E P to place. Tame that unruly was mad. that wasn’t until after I’d been tried backed by the Umitless manpower with a man at the helm determined look. A dd lu s tre . Keep Ims went from 10,- “Let ’em think what they please.” and convicted and served time. Now and resources of the Orient, she wiU to hang onto his good players and Y O U R hair well groomed with Aunt Nella swept up the steps with you know, and if you’ll excuse win the final victory. anxious to acquire more. ILIA I D Morolfne Hair Tonic. Large dignity. “Come along, Mr. Nor- me—” He left us and went to his H A I K bottle 25c. Sold everywhere. room. AU that Japan needs to make her It undoubtedly came as quite a cross.” She had no intention of shar­ the world’s greatest power is time— blow when Cox sent one of the favor­ ing her precious elderberry wine Victor announced quite bluntly, time t» exploit and develop her new ite players on his way. He had run I Without Priorities with all of us. “Several things sound fishy to me. empire and to unite the people of ads thanking the fans for their pa­ “The price of everything has KIN I wouldn’t advise anyone to try to gone up since the war began.” Irface relieved amai- But Hugh sank down in a chair, Asia under her leadership. tronage, and then, oddly enough, his head slumped forward and a get away—in the Eleanor, for in­ Until today, Japan has had that turned around and made a move to “No, talk is just as cheap as IitMns medication of dazed expression on his face, as if stance.” time. Japan is under no real miU- kiU the good wiU which he had ever.” he could no longer take it all in. I “Including yourself?” cried Hugh. tary pressure from the United States. built. sat in the next chair. “Including myself.” Behind a solid network of defenses There are two sides to the story, “Be a relief to be let alone in a He was rehashing his own status which we have not yet begun to pene­ of course. Cox snd Harris had their nice quiet cell,” he said to nobody trate, Japan is using her time wise­ reasons for desiring the swap. Cox rs to India when I went in. I was a sight and in particular. “Only my own nerves the police were due any minute. We ly and efficiently to achieve her im­ expressed Uttle anxiety about fan y Buys you the ias started to fly to consider, for a change. I believe mediate objective — the military, reaction: ',a, the first having might all be taken to Rockville for it’ll be a rest. Maybe poor Bessie questioning. I’d fix my hair and economic and political consoUdation “AU three of the new Phillies are 0 18 mile trip in 67 will snap out of it. Help her, Judy. of the Orient. speedsters and my first promise in iinutes. jump into a clean dress. That dot­ And know this, before they come: If ted blue voile would do. I hurried Having under-estimated Japan’s taking over the Phils was that the things hadn’t turned out this way, I “Be a relief to be let alone in a to my room. The money? Yes, it skiU, preparedness and determina­ only thing about basebaU of which m s was going to tell you something. It nice quiet cell.” was still there! tion before the war, we should not I was certain was that speed was sharper bMatue th«y*r« one- make the same mistake again in third thinner. doesn’t matter now. You wouldn’t why I don’t want her mentioned. She I started to open my closet door essential to success. The deal has want to hear it from a fiend like waited three years for him, and and saw I’d have to move the assessing her abUity to carry out been completed with that appraisal me.” when he came crawling back after church picture again. Oh, dear, her present program. of baseball success in mind. I could still see the sailboat dis­ the Lane Bank scandal she saw rea­ more paint! But this time I was Japan today is highly vulnerable . . Sending LitwhUer to the appearing in the opposite direction. to air attack. Most of her heavy son and divorced him.” careful and turned it farther along world champions is no insult to Dan­ Monufoctured ond guaranteed by The sun was hot. Below us lay the the wall, taking hold of one corner industry is stiU concentrated in four ny, who has played hard for us this charred place where the fish shed Hugh flamed. “It wasn’t my sis­ BKOIftAt MZOK BlAOC CO., NCW YOBKfl ter! Bessie wouldn’t have anything and reversing the painting. Sud­ areas located along a 400-mile strip season and is a competitor we hate had stood, with its gruesome ex­ denly I sat back on my heels and of coast extending south and west to lose. Naylor, while he has not hibit. Beyond, poor Lily, whom the to do with another woman’s hus­ from Tokyo. More than 30,000,000 band.” stared. As plain as day the face of a played so much as Litwhiler, bar men had thought best to leave where funny little monkey showed through ■people Uve and work in the great shown a splendid attitude.” she was—cruel as it seemed to us “If she knew it,” Quincy added. seaport cities of Tokyo, Yokohama, “Don’t have a fit, Norcross. It 1 the place whei;e I’d wiped it with a SNAPPY FACTS all. newspaper a little while ago. The Nagoya, Kobe, Osaka, Shimonoseki About Harris ABOUT “There are plenty of people on wasn’t your sister. Happened out and Moji. If these cities were heav­ West. The woman—I won’t mention only'monkey I knew of as a pet be­ At the season’s end, Manager Har­ this porch who could be convicted longed to Gloria Lovelace—Lily ily bombed now, Japan would be ris will deserve much of the credit­ RUBBER on evidence against them, the same her name—but she dabbled in mag­ severely crippled. azine illustrating. She was married, Kendall’s niece! I began to wonder or blame—for the Phils’ final stand­ as you, it seems to me, Hugh. Per­ what the rest of the picture looked Six months from today, how­ ing. He doesn’t talk a great deal, sonally I can’t see what you could also, at the time. Deserted her, too. Led her a terrible life, I’ve heard.” like. ever, that may no longer be the but he has his say in settling every have to say to me, after the way you The paint was still wet. As I case. For Japan is becoming a deal made by the club. He alone tried to involve me in this awful There was a motive a yard wide— a man who’s abused his daughter swiped at it with paper a portrait - continental power, through a of the organization knows the value affair,” I said to him. emerged daubily. Nothing distinct . program of dispersal of heavy of men up for sale or trade. From 1907 to 1912« guayule “Nobody could pin anything on ought to be killed. Mr. Quincy him­ rubber from Mexico repre­ self said so, the next breath. It —but a young woman with oodles of industry. He put thumbs down on the propo­ you on account of the $800 I sent curls holding a monkey. If I could sented about 7 per cent off you.” was lucky Lane had kept out of his Japan’s fundamental aim is to sition when the Yankees tried to get the world's rubber supply* sight. get some linseed oil or even kero­ scatter key industries over so wide rid of RoUie Hemsley and BiU In 1941, It was less than I "In $50 bills?” “But I didn’t kill him, nor that sene, maybe I’d have a portrait. Knickerbocker in the Nick Etten per cent. He let it ride. “I wish they’d an area that many thousands of air­ pestiferous Miss Kendall. I’ll ad­ Two initials came to view—A. P., planes would be needed to inflica deal. He insisted on Rowe in the come and take me away. Suspense down in one comer. Albion Potter, face of strong opposition. More than 86,000,000 motor vehi­ mit I came to the Head to try to vital damage. cles have been produced In the is terrible.” get back my daughter’s $ 10,000. of course. It was Bucky who originated the “Hughie, why did you put that With the seizure of Tientsin, United States since 1900# with an Roddy told her, after he’d been I recalled a picture of Lily’s niece Shanghai, Hong Kong, Manila and idea of making Dahlgren over for average of five tires per vehicle* glass bead in my powder compact drinking one day, he had a personal —the movie star—and a monkey. I Singapore, Japan came into posses­ shortstop duty. Most basebaU crit­ That gives you an idea of the num­ and leave the bag for De Witt to bank hidden at the Head, but not in knew I shouldn’t, but I deliberately sion of tremendous American and ics chuckled at Dahlgren’s unusual ber of tires that have been made find? You must have known it would the Castle. He’d fooled the police at went into Miss Kendall’s room. And style of handling grounders, which to maintain motor transportation! implicate me.” British industrial facilities. the time of the search; but if she’d the first thing I saw was a photo* The economic resources of the con­ was strictly unorthodox, to put it getting a real taste “Oh, yes; the bead. It was a take him back he’d get it and repay graph I’d often noticed before of 9 kindly. But Dahlgren stayed at A Spanish historian back In Iio raw” on the in- nice one. I found it. Thought you her. The depression left us—espe­ pretty girl with lots of hair holding quered territories are being exploit­ short and made the grade. 1519 described a ball mode attlcfronts. But could give it back to Miss Kendall. ed under a plan which Japan has of the gam of a tree that T and our other in* cially her and her twin babies— up a pet monkey. That was queei Earl WhitehiU, a smart pitching grows in "hot countries." He Always picking ’em up for her.” sh e ’d remarried after the divorce- been perfecting for the past decade pests are getting enough. Had Lily given Albion Pot* —a master plan for control of labor, coach, was engaged by Harris. was referring to what we U in the neck I “So you were. Pretty kind to a hard up. I’d seen no mention of ter a commission to do a portrait WhitehiU taught Jack Kraus to now call rubber* person you’d planned to kill.” We’d Lane in the Rockville paper. I de­ of her niece right from the photo­ transportation, shipping, public s found that these works, agriculture, finance, industry break his curve baU at the waist fillers blast many been almost whispering, but now I termined to come to the Head and graph? That must be it. Yes; there instead of the shoulder. And Kraus ft. Justas they knock' got up to go into the house. have a look-see. The auction of the it was. A little linseed oil and any­ and aU other functions of captured repaid that effort tenfold. led insects at home, “ ’Fraid it won’t wash, Hugh Nor­ church set me thinking. That would one could see the subjects were the areas. Ibe highest rating cross; any more than the pool of be the very place to hide wealth, in same. The painting, what I could From the Philippines, Japan is getting chrome and copper. Malaya The Future I household insecti* blood Bessie says was at the foot of a n unused church. So I came. I see of it, looked very good. In an early-spring summary oi Kational Bureau of the church steps. No one else saw didn’t know whether Lane was still is contributing tin and rubber. Coal Ic AA Hating. Why afraid to show up here, or had taken I went up and put on my dotted is coming from the Selangor mines. National league clubs, one writer any traces of it. She’s covering for voile and joined the others before had this to say: “PhilUes lack I your you, and you’re doing the same for th e money away or not. My daugh­ The Sumatra oH fields are produc­ Irr?- ter refused to have anything to do the police came. “That was a swell ing great amounts of petroleum. pitching, catching, fielding, hitting, ■loday! her.” portrait you did of Miss Kendall’s A whisper came between us. with him or his money.” In Borneo the Japanese report everything. Only first class major niece, Mr. Potter,” I smiled at him. finding large suppUes of mercury league baU player on team is Diinny “Shut up, Judy! Go on with the act, “ Did you send me Uie cash to buy “Only I wish you hadn’t painted Norcross. Know you’re innocent, but the church?” and cinnabar. From.the Andaman Litwhiler.” EGoodrieb He pointed his cane at Hugh. over it.” islands come lumber and fish. Even though LitwhUer is gone, it it’ll throw the real you-know off is unlikely that the Phils wiU go to guard.” Then aloud Victor said, so “He did. Me, I’m poor. I bid, but it “Wh-why, I never did a portrait French Indo-China gives rice and that the others could all hear: “Now was a relief when you got it, Judy. of her niece in my life!” coal. Java contributes rubber, qui­ pieces. They are handled by one of that Norcross has cleaned his slate, That would give me access without “But your initials are on it,” I nine and petroleum. In Shansi prov­ the soundest, most underrated man­ can any of the remainder of you suspicion. No, it’s clear as a brook: persisted. “On the back of the pi» ince of North China is aU the iron agers in basebaU. If anyone can The recluse died by accident. The ture of the church you gave me.” ore that Japan can ever use. Coal hold the club together, Bucky Har- throw any light on various angles? ris is the man for the job. Might keep someof it from the au­ bridge collapsed. Norcross avenged (TO BE COfiiTlNVEDJ Is found THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE N, C.. JUNE 30. 1943.

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