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NEWS OF LONG AGO. Little Stingers From The Why The WPA Strike MICKIE SAYS— AU Counties Eligiblo For Ordered To Church. The ’‘prevailing wage" clause in Tenant PurchaseLoans We doubt if the plan of a certain What Was Happening In Davie Yellow Jacket. the new relief bill was the basic NES1SlR, I KNOW VWE1RE courts in the land to sentence boys Before The New Deal Used Up Shifting from the old plea of e. cause of the WPA strike. IM TH’ DOGHOUSE MOW, Every county in North Carolina and young men to attend church for conotpy, FDR now insists that the For example, in New York City BECUX VER. AO REAR will receive.Ioaus to helo farm ten a given period of tim e will ever w ork The Alphabet, Drowned The out for the permanent benefit of proper way to recovery is. through the “prevailing wage” scale for "STRAWBERRIESj It PER- ants become owners under tbe those young people. It has been Hogs and Plowed Up The huge spending. Well, ’by cracky, bricklayers is $ 8 7 for 4 5 hours of BOXw-J U S T A UTTWE Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act' tried in may parts of the country— we are getting the spending, but MISTAKE-BUT NOWV' according to information received Cotton and Corn. w ork, or $ 1 .9 5 per hour. and for a time the courts received where is the recovery? KMOW TOLKS READ here by FSA County Supervisor, WPA bricklayers have been paid the plaudits of the press and pulpit CDavie Record, July 3 1 , 1 9 1 8 ) VOUR, AD! J. rf. Stewart, from tbe State Di­ Considering bow New Dealers on that same basis. for their good intentions—but when John Woodward has enlisted in shift and straddle and sec saw from Under the terras of the revised rector of the Farm Security Ad­ it comes to a permanent saving of the Navy, and left Friday for Ral­ one extreme to another, it need not law, they will continue to recieve ministration, Vance E. Swift. those young folks the courts will not eigh. surprise the people to hear Henry the $8 7 , but they will be required Blankt-ting the entire state, fifty have a hand in it. Mrs. G. A. Sbeek is spending Wallace come right out and con­ to w ork 1 3 0 hours for it. Their new counties were designated by Our attention ha been called to month with her mother in Ashe* fess that be was a humbug from hourly pay will, therefore, be Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. a story coming out cf Nutter Fort, ville. W. Va., to the effect that the chief the starr. 6 7 cent?, instead of $[* 9 3 . Wallace upon the advice of the of police there has announced that Mrs. S. D. Swaiml of Lexing­ Would it not be interesting to The labor unions were behind State Advisory Committee. ton, is the guest of relatives, and the youngster who gets into trouble ascertain just how many real A- the strike. “The FSA has helped 3 8 9 ten in that place will henceforth go to friends in town. mericans would snbscribe to the ants in North Carolina to become N aturally, th ey saw in the revised church instead of to jail. The big­ Miss Rachel Murr1 of Cooleemee, landowners during the past two un-American, idiotic theory that term a death blow to the strangle gest trouble with that situation is spent a few days last week in town ■^ears,” Mr. Stewart said. “Con­ Argentine beef or any other for hold they have exercized upon that the chief of policc there is also the guest of Miss Hdna Horn. eign product is superior to the A- both skilled and unskilled labor in gress,, in its battle to keep tfee A- pastor of the Baptist Church of the Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Kelly, of merican product. the more strongly unionized cut­ merican farmer on bis farm, appro­ village. Duke, came up Saturday to spend A lot of people wonder why we ters. priated $4 0 ,0 0 0 , 0 0 0 recently to be The young minister policeman sa:d a few days with Mr. Kelly’s par­ have to have an expensive Presi­ They were fighting to compel the used under the provisions of the "Before I accepted this position I en ts. dent and Congress—why cannot governm ent to abide by th e st.piil;-- Bankhead Jones Farm Teuant Act gave it a great deal of thought I Miss Hattie Fowler, of States­ John L. Lewis and his CIO run tions of their unions in the prevate fo help stop the alarming trend could see why it would not work, fGr ville, spent the week end in town you can work Christianity into any the government better and more feeld. Kinston Lawyer Sees from ownership totendancy.” with her sister, Mrs. G. G. Daniel. phase of living.” His philosophy economically—they have .to tell President Roosevelt was strongly These loans are made for a. 4 0 - my be all right, but will it wcrk Miss Sallie Whitley, of Winston- FDR what to do anyway. Dog WormingTobacco year period at three per cent inter­ against any change in the system of when it is put into actual practice, Salem, is spending some time with That new comet that came with­ Rpyao’d T. Allen, well known est. However, the act provides relief pay by which WPA workers is the question. friends snd relatives near town. lawyer of Kinston declares he saw that after five years payment in full in fifty million miles of the earth is were remunerated on the union-pay The. young m inister w ent on to Fay Mrs. W. C. Marlin returned to­ said to be receding at a rapid rate. basis. “ Pup,” a small bulldog, "working C in be made at any time. Under a that juvenile delinquency is one of day from a short visit to her sister, Doubtless when it observed we had But when it came to dealing with in a tobacco field” with a. crew of variable payment p’an farmers may the great problems of the day. "We Mrs. J. T. Baity, at Winston-Sa­ !iegro harvesters. Pug functioned as niake large payments in good years a New r.Deal here on earth it decid- the strickers, Mr. Roosevelt was never have much crime in this little lem . ed to get as far from this universe stern and unyielding, for which he “ w orm er.” with smaller payments due in years town, so I am gning to start apply­ Miss Belle Hampton, of Chapel as possibie. is to be commended.—Charlotte “The dog tried to loaf on the of pattial crop failure ot low’ ing Christian principles in dealing Hill, who has been spending sever­ The Yellow Jacket continues Io Observer. job,” Alien said. “His owner, an prices.” | with the young people who get into al days with Miss Frances Morris, shout “America for Americans.” elderly nes;ro, commanded him to Mr. Stewart said repayment of trouble and bring them into the church.” he went on In say. returned home Monday. We sympathiza for the oppressed go worm those plant-=. P ug trotted these loans 3 II over the United Forsyth County Fair That’s a fine way of thinking about Kimbrough Meroney, a knight of the earth, but we are eternally down a row gra’ihins;- off worms. I States is remarkable with borrowers Winston-Salem, N. C., July 1 7 — it, but everyone knows that only the of the grip, with headquarters at opposed to making this country saw hi.n seize a dozen or more. repaying 1 3 5 per cent of maturities. saving grace of Jesus ChriBt will Chattanooga, spent a few days last The premium list for the 4 0 th an­ Finishing up the row, he. started the enternational asylum for the Further information about how to brinir-abiiut th,.chanwjinmen's Iivts week in town with his parents. nual Winston-Salem and Forsyth up- another. - - - -■*' oppressed x>f the whole world. apply forthfexe'ISans will Be' given and in boys as well. Dr. Ralph Her­ County fair, to be held October 3 - Misses Flossie and Velina Mar­ Measurec in terms of the price “ The darky said Pu-* was as in- by the Couutv hupervisor who will ring never said a truer thing in chal­ 4 -5 . 6 7 , is off the presses and is tin leave today for a week’s visit of wheat, a forty billion dollar nat- •teligent as some persons. He used be at the Couit Honse, Regisrer of lenge during his sermon at the First being disturbed throughout this with relatives in Winston-Salem. i>nal debt, tax revolts, the ten mil the dog to chase hogs and cattle, Deeds offi -e in Mocksville, about Baotist Church Sunday morning, section of the State. It is expected M r3 . C. H. Sprinkle and child­ lion unemployed, vacant factories car y bndles aud fetch his shoes noon on Friday of each wetk. that men must take J<>sus into thtir more interest than ever will be ren, of Mt. Airy, who have been and reduced dividends, it looks to and socks. He said he could worm A three farmer advisory commit* hearts and lives, completely, to be­ taken in the agricultural and live spending some time with hei par­ The Yellow Jacket, as if the New as many tobacci plants in a day as tee will assist the Supervisor, ex­ come new creature?. stock contests this year as the man­ ents, Mr. and Mts. S. M. Call, re Dsal has sold the country short. a boy of IS Tbe old darky said he amine the applications, appraise We prefer the principal advanci d agement is Uying greater stress on by the brilliant young Winston Sa­ turned home Monday._ It has beeu talked ’round about bad known of one other tobacco farms applicants wish to bny and these impoitint departments of the lem pastor to that of the young Misses Mary and Margaret Mc­ that a European war would put F. worming dog in Lebrir county hut recommend tanants for successful W«st Virginian. Blue coats and Mahan, May I.eagans and Sebia big fair. Committees are now at tl.e other dog bad not been as stead}* D. R, in the White House for a 3 d farm ownership. Barrowers will pjlicemen’s hillv will not bring a- Hutchens, of near Pino, returned work arranging the free attractions as P u g .” term. If this comes to pass, mil­ have the help and guidance of tbe bout the complete salvation of ycung home last week from the Summer and other features of fair week and lions will come to the conclusion F«rm Security Admini;t-ation in boys. There is onlv one way. within a short time complete plans School at Greensboro. that Sherman knew what he was Who Is To Drink It? building or repairing their homes The West Viiginian means well, will be announced for Noitb Caro­ Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dwire, of talkiug about when he said ‘'W ar This is the report of an actual dia­ and in making plans to do better m doubt, but we believe he will go lina’s greatest annual event. Grow­ Jacksonville, Fla., are. spending a Is H ell.” logue which took place between two farm ing. further in the work of redeeming ers of agricultuial -products and few days with relatives ia and near American citizens; one of them a Although land purchase loans boys and girls if he will hand in that livestock, as well a» those interested town. business man spoke frankly, as one are limited, Mr. Stewart said the chief’s badge, forget about these Madness, iu home economic displays, who Fred Clement left last week for does to a good friend: regular rehabilitation loans fo r new wrinkles of sentencing the youth Statesville Record. to church, and then prnc< ed to lead Winston-Salem, where he will stay have not recieved a premium list Well, said the layman’ with an air items such as feed, feed, feitilize-, may secure one without charge by of finality. "Prohibition is a failure, them into tbe way of righteousness most cf the time. Summer time is also vacation livestock and farm equipment a>e dropping a postcard to the Winston and we must get used to the idea of by his own life and by holding up R. J. Reynold.*, of Winston-Sa­ season. But any joy we experi­ available to eligible farmers unal le making America ‘wet’ again.” ever before them the way of Calvary, lem, bead of the Reynolds Tobacco ence from this is tempered^ by the Salem and Forsyth County Fair “But who is to drink the liquor? to secure adequate credit elsewhere. tie Christ who gavj Himself that Co , and one of the state’s richest knowledge that this is also the time Association at Winston Salem. queried his friend, "Will you?” Fifty new counties added to the “ we might have life and might have men, died at his home early Mon­ when our carelessness and reckless "Why. no,” he rep ied, "you know program are: Aliimancel Allegany, it m ore abundantly.” —Union Repub­ ness send to the high point for the day morning, aged 6 8 years. The Small Cotton I am a te e to ta le r.” Ashe, Avery, Beaufort, Bladi n, lican. E. E. Hunt, Jr., returned Wed­year the number of deaths and ac Acreage ‘‘Will vour son drink it?” Brunswick, Buncombe, Burke, nesday from a motor trip through cidents caused by our own foolish­ "No, that shall not be!” Caldwell, Camden, Carteret, Professors Score New Eastern Carolina, and reports a fine ness. The acreage plantted to cotton this "Would you want it to come back Catawba, Chowan, Ciay, Cnmber- tim e. No one seems able to explain the year is the smallest in 3 9 years. It for the sake of your clerks?” U nd, Dare, Dav’dson, Davi*1, For­ Deal. Misses Elsie Horn and Kopelia peculiar psychology that causes us "No, it is my practice to discharge is a little less than 2 .5 ,0 0 0 , 0 0 0 acres. syth, Gaston, Graham, Halifax, Hanover, N. H.,—Two profes­ any clerks who drink liquor.” Hunt returned Saturday from Cha­ to take so many chances with our The highest during that period Harnet*, Hyde, Johnston, L'ncoln, Do you want your customers to sors from large eastern colleges pel Hill, where they attended Sum lives and limbs as we set out to en- was 4 4 ,0 0 0 , 0 0 0 acres. McDowell, .Mitchell, Montgome y, drink it?” made direct attacks upon the new mer School. joy the vacation season. We take The circumstance, howev'er, that “No, I would much rather not; I Moore, New Hanover, Pamlico, deal, the two saying President Claude O. Foster, one of our Da­ chances on the highways, we jump tbe American cotton farmers have am sure that those who use strong Pasquotank, Pender, Perquimans, Roosevelt's policies mean dictator­ vie boys who is at Camp Jackson, into unknown swimming holes, we less acreage devoted to this crop drink will not buy so much from me Piit, Randolph, Rowan, Sampson, ship in the authoritative European spent a few days last week in town drink untested water, we foice our with his parents, this year than during any year of or pay their bill bo promptly.” Scotland, Stanly, Surry, Swain, sense. bodies to the limit under the heat Joe Sheek, who holds a position the present centnry does not argue Would you want the engineer on Transylvania, Tyrrel, Watauga, Dr. William S. Myers, profes­ of the burning sun—in fact, we as machinest in a Government au that the prodction will be tbe small your train to me it?” Wayne, WiUon and Yadkin. sor of politics at Princeton in a pro­ seem to think it necessary to do tomobile factory at Portsmouth, Va. est. "No, I admit I don’t want to ride fessor of politics at Princeton in a is spending a couple of weeks here everything we shouldn’t think oj on a drunkard’s train ” It may be, of cource, but it is North Carolina First. prepared address opening tbe three- with home folks. trying at home. "Ah, then, you want this liquor almost equally as possible tor it to Fifty years ago North Carolira day conference at Daitniotttb Col­ A letter received from Sergt. Ra- The result is a casualty list that be tbe largest. for the men whom you meet driving ranked sixth among the states in nier Brenegar, says that be is now cars on the public highway!” lege (promoted by the Branan fund should shame us. We sacrifice life, If the farmers this year make two tobacco production, about 30,000.000 stationed at St. Paul, Minn., and "No, of course not; that is a dang­ committ'-e Ior the defense of the we endure suffering, we.cause hard­ bales where they have been making pounds being produced in 1888. is getting along fine. He is in the er to everybody.” constitution, applied the dictator­ aviation coips, aud says bis worst ships all out of proportion to the one, it will be a bnmpsr crop, Since then the. state has risen to “ Well, then, who is to drink this ship term In saying Mr. Roosevelt enemy is the mosquito. fun we may experience or the bene­ And this goes to show that ac­ first place in sales of flue-cured leaf liquor in America, pray tell me?” tobacco. held "it is for tbe President to make The many friends of Mrs. J. W:. fits we may derive. reage reduction in itself is not the "I am not sure that anybody Last season 516,000 pounds were the policies and for Congress to find Bailey, who has been very ill. with A vacation period is good for cure for the producers of this stalpe. should drink it. I guess we are bet­ harvested from 611 acres and sold methods tocaray out his will.” pneumonia, will be glad to learn everybody. But it ought to be ar­ that she is much better. If a farmer is wise and energetic, ter off without it.” — Cnristian fo r $114,996 213. Walter E. Spabr, professor of ranged thoughtfully and conducted Science Monitor. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Horn and he can reduce the extensity ot his North Carolina’s leadership in economics at New;York University, sanely. Have a care for your own daughters, Misses Esther, Ivy and cotton acreage and at the same time quality production and sales is due contended in another address that well being-, and make certain that Edna and Miss Rachel Murr, spent by cultivating antensivly, make Opportunity to the prominent place it occupies in representative government in tbis there shall be no worry or bereave- Friday in Winston. more on less than he formerly made the production of fine quality leaf, country in the last seven years had ment for your loved one. Knocksf according to>W. P. Hedrick, tobac­ The fortieth annual Masonic pic­ on niorg lands dedicated to this become a “ m ere "nose counting.” co marfeeting'specialist of -the State nic will be held in Mocksville nest crop.—Charlotti Observer. Department of Agriculture, who Thursday, Bug! 8 th. A big crowd Hypnosis Oelnai WIN YOUR RACE Green Scum Contains- Beauty .comes out in a warning to the weed Hypnosis, is a. drowsy • _ will bn present as usual. For Buiineu SupiaMMy The algae or green scum seen on grow ers th at they can m aintain their drowsy state brought w ont bp I still water* despite its unattractive­ - Mr, and Mrs. L. M. Hicks and ByAdnriiite position only by properly handling ily relaxation and stiUnen «coi» ness to the naked, eye, under the panied by the fixation ( children, of Florence, S. C., are and preparing their crops before it a attM tiM microscope is revealed as having on some monotonous sigM 1 forms exact in geometrical design spending a short while in town with RCAD the AOS is placed on the sales warehouse such as the ticking of • 1 Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Holthouser. and of breath-taking beauty. I floor.—Charlotte Observer. ’I* THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C. Charming, Practical Patterns Thus you can solve two important clothes problems with this one easy pattern. It will be charming in linen, gingham, pique or shark­ EHST IID UIESI skin. The Patterns. No. 1779 is designed for sizes 34, « TALBOT MUNDY-'WNU SERVICE a 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48. Size BY TALBOT MUNDY 36 requires 4!s yards of 39 inch material with short sleeves and no collar; 4% yards with collar, B iG T o d CHAPTER I “He looks greasy enough from the tain Norwood’s whiskey for that buz­ innocent. His eyes were as kind and long or short sleeves. —I— heat, but you haven’t looked at him, zard.” as the milk of the moon, but his No. 1783 is designed for sizes 12, I Q “He doesn’t look like a buzzard. mouth remained hidden. He wiped 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size 14 requires 3e?p e a ! Moses Lafayette O’Leary tossed so you didn’t mean that.” “All right, I’ll educate you. After He looks fat and good natured.” the sweat off his face with a hand­ 4% yards of 35 inch material, with­ his soiled pith helmet to a coolie. kerchief, then removed his specta­ out nap, for frock; 1 % yards for X SlLk " A' Sweat streamed down his almost that, you scram and learn English. Moses Lafayette O’Leary took a I’m keeping him waiting o’ pur­ private swig from the bottle inside cles and wiped them too, before he jacket. 4 yards of trimming. ■' IC-NtcSMT liver-colored face from a mass of answered: Send your order to The Sewing cot-’-e to black hair that curled with quite pose.” Norwood’s tent, and then put it away “On account of your dignity?” in the chop-box. With his hands in "I want nothing, Mr. O’Leary.” Circle Pattern Dept., Room 1324, S ettie '- un-oriental vigor. He looked like a 211 W. Wacker Dr., Chicago, 111. \ a l t a o , vaudeville Irish version of a Hindu “No. My dignity is like that bot­ his trouser pockets for the sake of “You’re a lucky bloke!” tle nose o’ yours: it’s been punched dignity, he strode toward the tree “I came to enquire if I can be Price of patterns, 15 cents (in without a turban. He squinted to­ beneath which Noor Mahlam sat coins) each. ward the setting sun. The Kadur a time or two, but there it is. It’s useful. If I could have the ear of inseparable and I’ll be buried with wondering how to broach the sub­ your officer—” (Bell Syndicate—WNU Service.) River, where it circled the city wall, ject of his meditations. He. did not was blood-red. it. I’m keeping him waiting on ac­ ‘Tm it. I’m both ears. I’m his “Blood!” he remarked. "If I was count o’ his indignity that needs a appear to be wondering. His black teacher, his keeper, his nurse, his turban only partly concealed a phi­ iW d S m u n l superstitious—” bit o’ taking notice of, so it won’t be confidential secret’ry, his father con­ He entered Captain Carl Nor­ no secret from him. His name is losopher’s forehead. His silver- fessor and information man.” I W ilkesborJ Noor Mahlam. No, not baa-lamb. brimmed spectacles enhanced the “Sir, if you are truly in Captain wood’s tent. Norwood’s native serv­ Mrs. M. ant objected. O’Leary smote the Mahlam. He’s the oil-can that goes mellow mildness of intelligent dark Norwood’s confidence—” servant. He removed a whiskey bot­ around dripping the lies into the lo­ brown eyes. His nose was fleshy “Try me. Him and me are like M ary P ert and good Trumored. His black beard 'T'HE afternoon dress with v- tle, two long tumblers and a siphon cal works to make ’em grind good, the two sides of a rupee. And it’s W inston and moustache were well cared for. neckline, slim skirt and shirred from the ice-box at the rear, and and smell rotten and sound scandal­ a two-headed rupee. He’d believe bodice (1779) is unusually pretty I came out winking at Sergeant Stod- ous.” They concealed something. His me even if I was to teU him you’re J Mrs. A. mouth was not in evidence. He arose for those of you who take women’s dart, who was shirt-sleeved, sweat­ “Reporter for the local paper?” honest.” sizes. Make it for hot days with Jr., and M ing, muscular and thirsty. asked Stoddart. to greet Moses O’Leary and, judg­ "I could reciprocate, Mr. O’Leary. ing by the movement of his beard, short, full sleeves; repeat it later !shopping i “Caught you!” said Stoddart. “No. He’s from the underworld There are many people to whom it on, with the narrow roll collar and district.” he smiled, but the smile was invisi­ is highly important to know why Thos. V O Leary grinned. “All you’re fit ble. At close quarters it was evi­ long, snug sleeves. Voile, chiffon, Stoddart grinned. “Seeing he’s a Captain Norwood is in Kadur.” georgette, silk print and thin wool Ifor a big to catch is hell and malaria. I’m friend of yours, I might have dent that his bulk was mostly fat, taking pity on you. Here." They “Have you heard about the sur­ are pretty materials for it. which he { guessed that.” not muscle. He fitted flabbily into a sat, on cases of surveyors’ instru­ vey of the Kadur River?” Dress With Jacket-Blouse. “You’ve drunk your drink, so bazaar-made black alpaca Euro­ “Yes, Mr. O’Leary, but nobody J. C. Col ments, facing each other. O’Leary pean suit. A classic two-piecer that will scram .” believes that.” left Friday! observed: “I’d like another drink." “How d’you do, Noor Mahlam.” give you loads of wear on your “As a sergeant of sappers, you’re “Well, it’s the fact. We’re here S. C., whef “ ’!wouldn't be good for you, and “How do you do, sir.” vacation travels as well as sum­ a sap sergeant. You believe you’re fo run a survey of the Kadur River.” mer days in town, is 1783. It you know it. What you want is in- Moses O’Leary straightened him­ Jfew days. here to find out why the Kadur “Ah! But of what else than the brings you a sleeveless tennis River is all silted up. As if nobody self slightly and drew his right hand river? I am commissioned to offer M isses [I from his pocket. He had to live up frock with sunback, that becomes knew it. You’ll sweat. You’ll wade. rupees fifty for correct informa­ a smart little summer suit when Ethel TriJ You’ll work. You’ll catch diseases; to being addressed as “sir” by a tion.” I l man of means from the underworld “And me a poor man! If I weren’t you add the fitted jacket-blouse. weeks at and you’ll draw your pay, if you Roaring G live. Pretty soon now you’ll be sent district. But it stirred his alert­ a good Christian and afraid to take ness. His suspicion, and more than home on a troop-ship to tell the Eng­ the name of the Lord in vain, I’d be M r. and that, was already wide awake. His critical o’ your conscience. D’you lish in the pubs how you’d rule In­ and child! dia if you was commander-in-chief. voice hardened a trifle: think it’s decent to insult my pov­ A RO U ND Mary, of C You’d look handsome in a cocked “Sit down, Noor Mahlam. Hot, erty with an offer o’ fifty rupees?" hat ” isn’t it? No, I’ll stay on my feet. “Sir, I might make it a hundred.” TH E HOUSE .turned hon “Kid yourself you know a lot, I’ve business to attend to. Can’t “You’ll have to make it twice that and Mrs J spare you more than a minute or before I’ll hesitate. Besides, I don’t don’t you?” said Stoddart. “This is Quick Baking.—Fruit and berry good whiskey.” two.” think I need you.” I Mrs. Mel “How did you know my name, “Mr. O’Leary, I think you under­ pies with lattice-style tops require I arrived hen “Sure I know a lot. I’m three less baking time than the regular men. You’re only what’s left of sir?” asked Noor Mahlam in silky estimate my value. There is noth­ • If your dealer cannot supply you, days in ton! two-crust pies. send 2 0 c with your dealer's name one, and white at that. I draw one- accents that suggested there was ing that I don’t know about the * * * and Mrs. 11 third your pay for using three times something else than silk beneath. politics of Kadur. I am the trusted for a Trial Package of 48 genuine condition Keep Oils Cool.—Store oils, such PE-KO Jar Rings; sent prepaid*: your brains. You only know what It was a quiet agreeable voice, un­ informant'of people-in very high changed, less one listened to it too attentively. places.” as olive or vegetable, in the re­ you’re told, all tripe and army regu­ frigerator. They are likely to be­ his home fJ lations. Hindsight. Mine’s fore­ Moses O’Leary smiled with the “High?” said O’Leary. “In the pride of the expert who needs no magistrates’ courts they call ’em come rancid when opened unless sight.” they are kept chilled. PE-KO EDGE T h ere wj “You’re like all Eurasians,” said praise to justify his self-esteem: low places. You can go look for an­ clinic held j other customer. Captain Norwood’s * * * Stoddart. “You’d bet on all three “It’s m y job to know things. Check JAR RUBBERS school buili horses in a three-horse race, and me. You were a lawyer. You served decent." Use for Leftovers.—Leftover the 12 th frl then set yourself up as a clairvoy­ a term in prison in Cawnpore for “Ah, but how about you?” .-ice or macaroni mixed with ant, along of having picked the win­ cheating a client. You were dis­ “I know how to take care o’ my­ cooked meat makes a good filling UmMSt^es^utber This clinij ner. The secret of why the Kadur barred. And now you’re cheating self. What d’you take me for? A for green peppers or tomatoes. long NI. 1190 iraadnr, Omloifc. 0. Y. county. River has silted up is like a dog’s everybody. Am I right?” tourist? The latter need to be cooked only Departiuenl bone that he buries in sight of half “Sir, I’m a public relations coun­ “Sahib, I can tell you actual, au­ 20 minutes in a moderate oven. Multiple Saving the county. The priests have a dia­ selor. It is a new profession, in thentic facts about the palace.” * * * H om e.col mond mine, and they're critturs o’ India.” The word “sahib” was a mistake. To Inform You.—Read the labels Cave a man and you save a unit; will be ob| It stiffened O’Leary’s feeling of su­ save a boy and you have a multi­ M ethodist habit. They dig by day. Come night­ “SirI might make it a hundred.” “It’s a new name for an old on canned foods. Many tell the time, they’ve been dumping clay game,” said O’Leary. “But you’ve periority. It spurred him to con­ number of slices contained in the plication table.—John Wanamaker. A ug. 6th. into the river since Noah’s Deluge.” formation. Well, I’ll tell you. Kadur come to the right place. Tm the temptuous offensive tactics: can. Others give additional use­ will begin "Don’t you take the Scriptures in City is hot.” publicity man o’ this surveying par­ “I don’t believe you. What’s new ful information about the contents. wonwi im a r m w !" 5 t M. Avett vain,” said O’Leary. “Noah was a “You bet it’s hot,” said Stoddart. ty. What do you want?” at the palace?” * * * o’clock, Noor Mahlam looked bland and saint, which is more than you are. “It’s a hundred and five this min­ (TO BE CONTINUED) Stains on Ash Trays.—To re­ the MocksvJ Stick to your river survey. Watch ute, in the shade of my awning. But MOROLINE move cigarette stains from brass SHOW-WHITE PllfiOlEUMJfUT public is co| out that the dam don’t break and I suppose you didn’t mean that.” ash trays, rub the trays with a learn you what a deluge is. Your “It’s tough all right,” said Ancient Jewish Coins Found to Be of Historical Value paste of salt and vinegar. Then Miss Mat| job is to work with a dumpy and Brief Happiness O’Leary, “but perhaps Lahore goes wash them well in hot water and The happiness of the wicked been spend tape and a couple o’ poles, and set it one worse.” An exhibit of ancient Jewish coins erate the Roman inscriptions. soap suds. flows away as a torrent.—Racine. town with down figures to be stuck away in a “I never was in Lahore,” said * » * file. My job’s to look for the rea­ symbolic of the Maccabean period, The speed with which these coins and Mrs 'J Stoddart. displayed at a Jewish theological were made is demonstrated, in Washing Knitted Goods.—When sons o’ things. I’m good at it." “That’s why you’re still in the latmdering sweaters or knitted be miserable with Tuesday fd “I'll admit," said Stoddart, “you seminary in New York recently, some instances, by imperfect im­ will join h| Army. Stay away from Lahore, and presented an interesting insight into print. Some of these imprintings suits be careful not to stretch could find a drink in the Sahara. maybe you’ll get home safe to Eng­ them while wet or they will be MALARIA Call. T h y What d’you kid yourself you’re here the customs and laws of that early cover only half the face of the old land with a pension. Lahore is full day. Roman coins. Coins of the revolu­ too large when dried. Before a n d COLDS when day for a tij to find out?” o’ women who’d as soon knife you washing, lay the garment on some “I might risk giving you another The coins, struck in the two cen­ tionary period bear the Hebrew in­ will check MALARIA last and as look at you.” turies preceding and following the scription, “To the freedom of Jeru­ light-colored paper and trace T h e at drink if you could tell me where the “Yes, I know what you mean. about it with a pencil. When it gives symptomatic cold relief. will be held Captain’s heading for this minute." start of the Christian era, are of salem ,” and the date, I, 2, 3, or 4, 666: I’ve heard tell of ’em.” silver, gold and copper. They are corresponding to the year of the has been rinsed fit the garment UQU ID 1 TABLETS. SALVE, NOSE DROPS church in “Easy,” said Stoddart. “Pass the “And those women o’ Lahore,” into the tracing and lay paper and bottle. Captain Norwood is on his of two classifications—those struck revolt. Irish townsl said Moses O’Leary, “are about the by the Jews themselves and those In the second group of coins— garment on a Turkish towel to Do Without Fear 5 th. Sevei way to the Residency to report ar­ square root of one-tenth of one per dry. Drying may require two Simple duty hath no place for rival.” minted by their various Roman gov­ those struck by the Roman gover­ are expectel cent as bad as the men. This man days, but the fitting will be cor­ fear.—Whittier. O’Leary kept his hand on the bot­ ernors. nors—much of historical value is re­ W. F. Stop Noor Mahlam, who is squinting right Because Jewish law forbids the vealed. Many of the bear profile rect. tle: “What else?” * * • be master i now at the back o’ my neck, is a use of graven images, there are few portraits of Vespasian, Domitian or “Nothing else. Regulation routine. jewel in the crown of Kadur’s in­ Care of Bread Box.—Summer ner ou grot In case you don’t happen to know portrait heads in the collection. The Titus, in whose reigns they were A Gf^EAT BARGAIN famy. most common decorative motifs are struck off. calls for diligent cleaning and air­ it, and you’re an ignorant savage, a “What do you suppose he wants?” ing of bread and cooky boxes, pan­ Resident at the court of a Mah'a- sacred objects—the jug, the palm Many of the coins issued by the asked Stoddart. branch, the citron, the holy taber­ Roman procurators of Palestine try and cupboard shelves and re­ VESPER TEA rajah is an Army officer who’s no “He wants news, you sapper. He frigerators. Since bread molds PURE ORANGE PEKOE good at soldiering. So they put him nacle, trumpet, the Menorah and show a Jewish influence. These wants to know why Captain Catch- the palm tree, the last a symbol of coins do not bear the Roman ini­ easily in the summer, it is best to 50 Cups for 10 Cents in the ‘political.’ As a rule he’s no em-alive-o Carl Norwood is in Ka- buy just enough for each day’s good at that either. He’s a sort of plenty in Palestine. tials “S. C.,” since they were struck Ask Your G r o c e r dur.” There is little of artistic merit in without the authority of the senate needs. ambassador. He attends functions. “You’ll teU him ?” And he keeps out o’ trouble when­ the collection. Apparently the Mac- and merely at the emperor’s com­ “Bet your boots and medals I’ll cabean coins were strictly utilitari­ mand. This was possible, since ever he can. They tell me this Resi­ teU him.” West FJ dent is a dabster at doing nothing an, for the Jews who coined them Palestine remained an imperial and keeping it wrapped in cello­ "WiU you give him a drink?” wasted little time displayed at the province. phane.” “I win not. For the sake of a Jewish Theological beautiful. Many Some of the coins were embel­ Frii O’Leary passed the bottle: “Well, harmless innocent like you I don’t of them have been struck over old lished with reproductions of inani­ you get your drink, but you don’t de­ mind letting down my dignity at Roman coins, and in their haste the mate creatures instead of the reign­ serve it. I’ll bet my month’s pay times. But I wouldn’t steal Cap­ Jewish craftsmen failed to oblit­ ing Caesar. against yours that the Captain’s in trouble already. Trouble’s what he came here for. Did you ever know Norwood not to get what he’s after?” 100 Lotl “There’6 someone else after some­ Ladies thing,” said Stoddart, staring over the rim of his tumbler, beyond Nice Asl O’Leary. “I’ll bet you know who he I One R ack| is. And Tll bet you know what he ERSTiIIIEST T H E L E A D ^ I Values Tof wants, you bleeding ferret. What is 3 3 YEARS! it?” An Exciting, Dramatic Serial CORN “You’d better scram,” O’Leary answered . “Secrets and sergeants don’t mill good.” By TALBOT MUNDY Stoddart snorted: “There you go, F lA ^lf murdering the King’s English, as well as not minding your‘own busi­ • The story centers around a beautiful Ameri­ RIC'.W Be ness. You picked up the word scram in the movies and you think can girl who Is forced to choose between a Bacl it’s clever. The trouble with you is, charming, unscrupulous Indian Ftince and a Moses, that you try to talk too many languages, but you can’t shoot a straight-forward, imperturbable Btifish army officer. The circumstances which bee-line in one of them. Talk Eng­ lish.” unfold to govern her decision make one of MundyrS most exciting, glamorous “I will,” said O’Leary. “You scram. That gentleman who’s mak­ stories of the Far EasL YouH enjoy every action-packed chapter. ing you so curious is going to have Father i to talk English too, on account o’ my dignity.” ■r 9-4 Brov "Who is he?” BEGINS TODAY= 9-4 Brotl “He’s the oil-can.” tour 2V3>te ornpary “Meaning what?” asked Stoddart. THE DAVIE RECORE MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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THE DAVIE RECORD. We Visit The Mountains Seen Along Main Street Mocksville Gets Brewer—Richie. Hunting Creek News. THE DAVIl An edilor seldom gets away from By The Street Rambler. Lester W. Richi% son of Mr. and Blum Beck son of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Editor. $1,035. Mr?. A. D. Richie, of Cana, R. I, Beck and Miss Villard Keller daughter of C. FRANK STROUD his shop more than one day at a 0 0 0 0 0 0 Largest Circul and Miss Elizabeth Ruth Brewer, Mr and Mrs. J. L Keller both of this sec­ Pretty girl walking up street eat* The state highway and public time, but early on Friday morning, tion were united in marriage Saturday Davie Count! TELEPHONE inir green apple—Two ladies enjoy­ works commission has allocated daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Tuty zist, this scribe, together with ing Coco-Colas—Slot machine sur­ nearly half a million dollars for Brewer, of Cana, were united in July 15,1939. They took a nice trip to Entered at the Poatoffice in Mocks- his wife and two daughters, climb­ rounded by spectators—Cedar chest maintenance of state highways in marriage at Danville, Va., on Sat­ Virginia. They are making their home for vllle, N. C., as Second-class Mall the presents with Mr an d Mrs. Beck. Al! NEWS AROl ed into their ancient Chevrolet and setting on sidewalk with loafers us­ citus and towns in this district. urday, July 15th, with Rev. J . F. m atter, March 3,1903. ing it for a bench Girls standing hope for this couple many happy years of headed for the mountains. Weleft Winston-Salem' gets the largest a- Osborne, Methodist minister, per- married life. under awning waiting for it to Btop mount, $27,000, while West Jeffer- forming the marriage ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Reeves and family, Dr. T T . WatJ SUBSCRIPTION RATES: in the rain, and ran through sever­ raining—Harrison Lanier declaring son gets the smallest amount $350. Fo’lowing the marriage Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. was a IIocksviU^ al showers before reaching Marion, he dinn’t know a thing—Three girls Mocksville gets $1,035, Yadkinville Mrs. Richie visited a brother of Munzey Dyson and fam ily and Mr. and day. ONE YEAR. IN .ADVANCE - * I OO who had visited beautv parlors and Mrs. Munzey Richardson and family were which was our first stop, where we $400; Wilkesboro $520. Justw hat1 Mr. Richie, in Massachusetts, stoo- SIX MONTHS. IN ADVANCE - S 50 had their hair fixed—Ladies trying th e Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Char- Mr. and Mrs. had breakfast. When we reached to get into department store Wed­ part of our town will get tbe im j ping on tbeir way home to take in Brouglan of Greeosbora. Wednesday aud The revival meeting of New Union Ridgecrest the sun was shining nesday afternoon—Hilary Memney Drovement we can’t say. i the New York World’s Fair. Mr. ing Gap. “ Public office is a private snap.” enjoying soft drink in cafe—Miss I and Mrs. Richie are making their church will begin on Monday night after and the remainder of the day was The members of the Methodist the second in August running over tbe Right So said the old Hickory Christine saying she was already home with the groom’s parents. third Sunday. Three services the third A. M. Gaitlicrl Press and Carolinian 50 years ago. fair and warm. spoken for- -Big load of North Car­ Epwortb League will picnic at -J-Jle RecorcI joins their many friends Sunday with special singing. Dinner on ant of IIainionylT Our next stop was at Asheville, olina watermelons in front of An­ Crystal Lake, near Winston-Salem, . jn wishing {Jor tbem a lone and the ground every one is invited Come on business Thu* The saying, though old, still holds and bring a basket. ______where we spent a short while. As gel I’s store—Frank Stonestreet walk­ tomorrow. ______^ happy married life, with few thorns good. ing in the rain bare headed—Brewer Kev. and Mrs.l usual, the highway between Ashe­ brothers from Cana, walking down Rev. and Mrs. Jack Page, of and manY roses alonB life’s ruKSed Mrs. OIlte Stockton left Wednes­ went to Ridpecrd Everybody should be getting ville and Marshall was under re Main street- George Hendricks leav­ Durham, spent last week in town Pa y' day for Waukeegau, 111 , where they will spent t| ing for the Yadkin River to try out ! she will spend several weeks with ready to coroe to the big Masonic pair, and we had to detour via with Mrs. Page’s parents, Mr. and Miss Lilla Austin continues very his motor boat—Miss Lucile waiting Mrs. N. T. Foster. sick, we are sorry to note. her daughter, Mrs. George Byrd. Attorney B. Cl picnic on Thursday of next week Weaverville and Mars Hill. This at drug store for friend who was 30 W . Smitli tv, a fie f Help us to make this the biggest road is not so bad, but fences are minutes late—Miss Margaret sweep­ Wilkesboro Thul and best picnic ever held in Davie ing porch in early morning.—Wayne needed along the winding moun­ Merrell, clerk at Mocksville Casb , Mrs. M. B. S tl county. tain roads between Mars Hill and Store, selling his own shoes off his Mary Fern Alleif own feet to a customer. Winston Salem Commissioner A. I. Maxwell will Marshall. Our next stop was at be a candidate for the democratic Hot Springs. We had visited this Mrs. A. T. O nomination for governor of North town befcre but this was our first BuncombeVotes Dry. Jr., aud Miss Mj shopping in Wir Carolina in 1940, says the dailv visit to the spring, which is only a Asheville, July 25.—Buncombe press reports. We wonder how short distance off the highway. If county voted overwhelmingly a- Thos. W. Ricl you think the water from this hot gain?t establishment of A. B. C. for a big buckf Mr. Maxwell feels about the in. stores in today’s election, unofficial spring isn’t warm just put your which he preseul famous three per cent sales tax and returns from 52 of53 precincts show, the prohibition question? hand or foot in and find oat. We ed tonight. The vote was: for, 9. J. C. Collette left Hot Springs about’ noon and 29o;again.%t, 14,838, a majoritv 0! left Friday evenil It is said that there were more were soon passing through New. 5,54»- S. C., where lli| arre.'ts made and drinking around port, a hustling town. Our next Among those opposing the stores] few days. and in Mocksville over a rncent in addresses were Judge Webb stop was at Sevierville, Tenn., of Shelby of the western U. S dis' Misses [ane week-end, than had occurred here where we arrived about 3 o’clock. trict court; Justice Heriot Clakson, Eihel Trivetiel in many years. We have plenty We spent the night in this town, of Charlotte of the State Supreme weeks at Caiuf Roarins Gap. of officers, together a number of which nestles between the Pigeon Court; Jake Newell of Charlotte, wine and beer establishments rivers at the foot of the Great State Republican chairman, and Mr. and MrsJ Mocksville has had a m ighty good Bishop James F. Cannon, Jr., of and children, Smoky Mountains. It is about 25 Richmond, Va Meetings were held reputation for soberness and good Mary, of Clevell miles to Newfound Gap and Cling In practically every church in t' e turned home af| behavior for many years, and we man's Dome, Which^flave an eleva rural districts by A. B. C. oppon and Mrs ]. P. hope that our officers will see that tion of more than 6,000 feet above ents. the laws are enforced. We can Mrs. Melvin < sea level. The editor and wife and arrived here Frl not afford for our town to lose its son, moved from Sevierville to this To Represent State. davs in town wl good name. town 32 years ago. While living Statesville, N. C., July 29.—Mr. J. W adl and Mrs. W. L| condition remq Governor Clyde Hoey is a great there we worked on Montgomery's Hendricks. Assistant Director of the Pieq Vindicator and also published The r.iont Test Farm, Statesville, has bed changed. He prohibitionist, despite the fact that chosed by W. Kerr Scott, Commissioner < his home for ml he kept very quiet about this great Horne', a weekly paper. The old Agriculture, as one of the State's reprJ There will hi question while the legis'ature was in town has grown wonderfully in the sentatives to the World's Poultry Congresl past 32 years. There are many clinic held at tl session last winter. It hasn’t been at Cleveland. Ohio, from July 28 to Augl school building! ust 8th. many months since Governor Hoey modern home?, good public build­ the 12th from Mr. Hendricks h as been serving asl ings, theatre, hotel, good streets, This clinic paroled Chris Moschooris, notorious Chairman of the Live Bird Committee for] Asheville trafficke rin illicit booze water system, electric lights, etc. county. Pleasl North Carolina and states tbat while tbel Department fol who led a charmed life for years Most of our old friends have passed number of birds from thi3 State will not I but was finally caught, convicted to the great beyond. Among the be so large, approximately fifty, the qu»li- 1 Home.comini and sentenced to prison for 18 few left were Editors Roy Mont ty is outstanding. The following breeds I will be observ gomery and H. 0 . Eckels, Assist will m ake up tb e exhibit; Rocks, Reds-1 Methodist chi| months. After serving only six Wyatidottes, Orpingtons, Leghorns, Cor A ug. 6th. Tb ant Attorney General George Al­ months our prohibition governor nisti, Langshans and Bantams. will begin at il granted him a parole. We learned, len, John B. Waters, Victor Staf Mr. Hendricks is leaving today and I M. Avett wil this information from an Asheville ford, Mrs. Rogers and sister, Miss states that he will be dispappointed if the I o’clock. Tlieil daily paper, and presume that it is Serena Bowers and a few ethers. North Carolina exhibit does not win a | the Mocksvillel largs number of ribbons. public is eordiq true. How the mightv have fallen. We left Sevierville on Saturday morning shortly before noon, pass Miss Marjor| The 61st annual Masonic picnic ing thiough Newport, Greenville, Dr. Henry F. Long. been spending will be held in this city at Clement Jonesborj, Johnson City and Eliza- Dr. Henry F. Long, 70« one of (he state’d town with her| and Mrs. W. Grove, on Thursday, Aug. 10th. bethton. These are all progressive roost famous surgeons, died at his hornJ This bids fair to be one of the big in Statesville Friday morniog at IQ o'clock! Tuesday for towns, ranging from 1,000 to 30,- will join ber gest and best picnics ever held in following a two week's illness. Funera 000. A short while was spent in services were held at the home Fridal Call. Thry w| Davie county. Governor Clvde Greenville and Johnson City. We afternoon at 6:30 o’clock, and the day for a trip f Hoey will deliver the annual ad arrived in Mountain City about laid to rest in Oakwood cemetery. T h e annul Dr. Long organized the LongSanatoriuI dress, and it is needless to say that o'clock Saturday afternoon. This will be held all a t Statesville 34 years ago, and w as ita a | those preseut will bear a fine speech church in Rl is one of the prettiest little towns tive head until a few years ago. There are plenty of country hams, Irish townshid in East Tennessee. It is situated Dr. Long is survived by his widow aij 5th. Several I chickens, all kinds of fine pijkles nioe children six sons and three daugh in the heart of the bills, with Doe are expected fruits and other good things in era, among them being Dr. W. M Lurl Mountain towering over it on the W. F. Stonstl and Mrs. L 6 Sanford, of this city. Da?ie to be used in preparing the south. We spent the week-end at be master of big picnic dinner, which is always the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ner on grounc enjoyed by hundreds of Masons M. Wagner, who showed us every Clarksville News. and their friends. The Lee riding kindness. On Sunday we, with The regular meeting of the Clarksvillj devices will be here to furnish a. Mr. i.nd Mrs. W agner, visited the Home-Makers Club met July tbe 27th musement for the young people, thriving little town of Damascus, the home of Mrs. E. H. Ciunlz, MiJ and a class from the Oxford Ma­ Mackie gave a few suggestions 00 "How 1 Va,, which is situated on Laurel Make Good Pickles." Mrs. Clonlz servel sonic Home will be present to render River, In the midst of wonderful refreshments to nine members, five nel worth-while programs. For the mountain scenery. Near this town members and two visitors. Tbe club d4 W est Fou past 40 years The Record has is Backbone Rock, where thous­ cided to have a picnic at tbeir next mea spared neither time nor expense in ands of peode visit annually. The ing in the Club House. Every memser [ to fix a picnic supper ana invite tbeir fJ boosting these annual picnics and scenery is unsurpassed. A tunnel, Fridl home-comings. They mean much milies. They are to meet at six o'clo large enough for cars to go through for supper. to the fatherless and motherless has been blasted iu this mammoth Mr. and Mrs. Burton Harpe, of W iostoi children at Oxford, and deserve rock, which is 85 feet high and a t]Salem sPent the week-end with Mr. aJ the support of all our people. The least a hundred feet long, with|Mwwith E' r 1 r . . Record has grown up with these Mr. and Mrs. Evan Lakey, of Farm inJ plenty of room on top for sight­ ton visited Mr. and Mrs. T G. Lakey. 100 Lovd picnics and we feel that we are in­ seer.*. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lanier Mr. and Mrs. A. W Ferabee bad a s th e ! Ladies H l deed helping a worthy cause in and family and Clarence Turren- dinner gu» sts Thursday evening Mr. anl Nice AssJ asking the support and co-opera- tine, of Mocksville, are living in Mrs. Burton Jones, of LaTour. Mo. M l ticn of all the people, not only in and and Mrs. Jones have been visiting rcT Une Rack Damascus. Values To Davie, but in all surrounding coun latives in North Carolina fur tbe past tw l .We visited Silver Lake, which is weeks and are now visiting a daughtef ties to spend one day in Mocksville said to be bottomless, which is a- Mrs. Ervin Hood in Washington, D. C. and lend their support to this noble bout ten miles from Damascus. Mr. and Mrs. W alter Stonestreet. cause. AU former Davie citizens While in Mountain City Sunday, Winston-Salem visited Mr and Mrs. Wil who are living in other states, ate we attended Sunday school at t hbe I e i ^ l ^ ^ T t Mr. and Mrs, Paul H arpe visited Mr. an given a cordial inivitation to re­ B o J Baptist church, morning services at Mrs. N. B. Dyson a t Center during tq turn to the old borne county for the “ Republican” Methodistcburch week-end. Bach this one big day, Thursday, Aug. and evening services at tbe “ Demo­ iotb. cratic” Methodist church. We met o’clock, hrving covered a distaocl Editor Berry, of the lohnson Coun­ of 526 miles. Those wishing A. C. Wood. ty News, and his foreman, Mr. take a short vacation through tliJ moun ains of Western Carolina] Waid. They: arS issuing a fhe A. C. Wood, 86, of Advance, one neIiTenncssee and Virginia, couldn’ of Davie county s oldest and best ltttle weekly newspaper! The citi-’fiDd a more beautiful route tp travJ Father known c'tizene, died Saturday nigh; zens should stand behind this live el, or finer neople with which t o l in a Winston-Salem hospital. Fun­ weekly paper. Jmingle. Weare hoping to visit! 9-4 Brov eral set vices were held at Advance We Uft Mountain Ci y shortly ’this section again. 9-4 Brov Baptistjjapuai chu:c'icuu-u 1 Sundayouuudv afternoon(tuciDUUO at dl , . j We SUlUOStalmost forgotIO rg O tto IOmention tfa 3 o’clock and the body laid to rest I before noon, passing through Trade, fact ^ at blackberries are just bel iu the church cemetery. TherejTenr., Boone, North Wilkesboro ginning to get ripe around Monnl are no immediate survivers. ‘ and Statesville, arriving home at 5 tain City. fP?!

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Misses Hazel Baityand Elizabeth 235353532323894848535353532323232323902323234848484848484853535353535353232323235348484848484848 ws. THE DAVIE RECORD. Naylor left Tuesday for Monteo Davie Sends Group To Cuts Tax Rate. The county commissioners have cat tbe rs. S. S. where they will spend several days. State 4-H Course. ighter of Largest Circulation of Any tax rate from 88 to 87 cents on the $100 C. A. Long returned Thursday Eleven b'>ys and girls, members valuation. Small favors - thankfully re­ this sec- Let’s Go To The Biggest Davie County Newspaper. of Davie 4 -H Cltibs were in Ra­ Satutday from Durham, where he spent some ceived, larger ones in proportion;' leigh last week attending the an­ trip to time with bis son, Prof A. A. Long. nual 4 -II Short Course at State home for NEWS AROUND TOWN. College. These members were: leek. AU Rev. E. M. Avett and H. S. Event Of The Year I years of Walker spent several days last Jessie West, Bettie McMahan, Mary Dr. T T. Watkins, of Clemmons, week in the mountains of Western Apperson, FrancesCrawford1Edith Princess Theatre d family, was a Mocksville visitor Wednes­ Carolina. Bailey, Council Hendrix, Lucille and Mrs. Livingston, George Apperson, I. WEDNESDAY ONLY Mr. and day. 0. C. Austin aud son Sam, and 61st Annual Masonic Picnic mily were 'W. Kuight, W. D. Harris and Warren Hull and Maisha Hunt in ‘ ilrs. Char- Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Morris spent little grand-daughter, of States Luther West. Wednesday aud Thursday at Roar­ ville, spent Sunday in town with The group was accompanied by • STAR REPORTER" , Mocksville, N. C. Union ing Gap. Misses Lilla and Cora Austin, >ight after Miss Florence Mackie, HomeAgeut THURSDAY ind FRIDAY over the A. M. Gaither, prominent merch­ H. S. Walker, owner of the and Mr: •• W. H. Kimery, Asst. Thursday Aug. IOth the third Walker Funeral Home, is having F arm A gent Richard Greene, Basil Rathborne in Dinner ou ant of Harmony, R. I, was in tow n ed Come on business Thursday. , the funeral home remodeled and “The Hound OfThe^BaskerviIIeS' painted, which will add much Lo its Has Birthday Party. Rev. and Mrs. J. H. FulghumJ appearance. Mrs. Bettie Tucker entertained SATURDAY W edues- went to Ridgecrest Friday, W b e r e l We Can Help You Furnish The at her home honoring her grand where they will spent ten days. Misses Annabel!, Margaret Jane, Jack Randaii in daughter Ruby Ann in celebration eks w ith aud Edith Hall, and their aunt JIiss • GUNSMOKE TRAIL ’ of her'seventeenth birthday. Con e Byrd. A ttorney B. C. Brock and W ade Margaret Hall, of Morehead City, Basket With W. Smith made a business trip So arrived here last week to spend sev tests were entered into and games MONDAY and TUESDAY Wilkesboro Thursday. played under the direction of Miss eral days with Mr. aud Mrs. F. K. Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire ih Swandown, Nosora And Benson and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Foster. Prize winners were Misses Relish , Mrs. M. B. Stonestreet and Miss Marjorie Strouss, Mattie Bailey • STORY OF VERNON AND Ballards Cake Flour Mary Fern Allen spent Friday in Naylor. W esson Oil Clarence Markland a n'd Frank IRENE CASTLE-’ Extracts Winston Salem shopping. Miss Christine Cole, of Mt. Holly Tucker. A color scheme of pink Mayonnaise Mrs. A. T. Grant and son A. T. who has held a position as saks- aud white was carried out in the Baker’s Chocolate Jr., and Miss Mary Heitman were Iady at the Wallace store, returned decorations. Cocoanut Pimentoes shopping in Winston.Salem Friday. home Friday. She is succeeded by Refreshments were served to the Pickles Miss Margaret Daniel, of this city following guests: Misses Ruby Notice Of Sale Of Labd. Powdered Sugar Thos. W. Rich has our thanks Miss Mazie VanZant is the efficient Ann Foster, Ruby Lee Zimmer 0. G. Allen, Exr. Lula McCuIloch, Marsh Mallows Slar Hams for a big bucket of fine peaches manager of the local Wallace store man, Edith Bailey, Mary Lewis Idec’d which he presented us last week. H ege 1 Mary Lillian Orrell and vs Rev. Bill Angell rtturued Ftiday Mattie B'aley of Advance; Mar. W, F. McCulloch. Floy G. McCuI- J. C. Collette and some friends from Atlanta, where he spent a We Carry A Complete Line Of guerite and Marjorie Strouss, 0 loch, et al left Friday evening for Folly Beach, week attending the Baptist World Winston - Salem, Louie Zimmer­ Under and by virtue of an order S. C., where they will fish for a Alliance. He reports a wonderful man, George Poindexter, Clarence m ade on July 17, 1939, by. C. B. Staple And Fancy Groceries. few days. gathering with practically all the Markland, Hubert Davis, W. T. Hoover, C. S. C., in a proceeding nations of the world represented. entitled 0. G. Allen, Exr. of Lula Misses fane Hayden Morris and Burton and Frank Tucker of Ad­ Call No. 7 And Give Us That Order Many prominent speakers fiom this McCullnch. vs W. F. McCulloch and Ethel Trivette are spending two vance, Kermit Smith and Robert and foreign nations, were ou the Floy McCulloch and others, I, as weeks at Camp Shirley Rogers, Foster, of Mocksville; Rayford program . Executor of Lula McCulloch,.deceas* Roaring Gap. Groce, of Winston-Saiem. ed, will offer for sale at the-’court* Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Holman, of house door in Davie County for cash Mr. and Mrs. Phil Grothenrath C. C. Sanford Sons Co. Marshalltown, Iowa, an d Mrs. to the highest bidder on Sautrday. and children, Albert and Rose G w yn W ard and children, ofjj Autr. 5; 1939, a t 12:00 o’clock M , the Mary, of Cleveland, Ohio, have re­ following described lands situate in “Everything For Everybody.” turned home after a visit to Mr. Green Mountain, Iowa, art spend-' Farmintr*on Township, near th e ing several days wiili relatives and' and Mrs J. F. Stonestreet. CHICKENS Smith Grove Consolidated School 010968263^^2573280724168252481 friends in Davie and For.' 3-th conn-' and on and near State Hichwsy No Mrs. Melvin Gillespie, of Brevard ty. Mr. and Mrs. Holman are al-j 65 and more particularly described arrived here Friday to spend a few so visiting in Virginia before re-j WANTED! as follows: davs in town with her parents, Mr. turning home. Former Davie citi I First Lot: AdjoiniliK lands of 0. and Mrs. W- L. Call. Mr. Call's zens are a I ways given a cordial wel­ Uowden, D. J Smith heirs and * conditiou remains Dractically uo come to their old home county. others: Beginning at a stoue corn Come To The 5 changed. He has been confined to Fryers 2 Pound And Up er of E. G. Williams lands running: ★* his home for more than a year. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cartner, N. 3 chs. to a Bweet gum; thence W. ★ who have been living on the Child­ 15c Pound 3 chs. to a stone; thence S. 3 chs." to ★ a stake; thence W. 3 dee. var. 3 chs. 61st Annual Masonic Picnic ★ There will be a free Tuberculine ren’s Home farm in Clarksville ★ clinic held at the Mocksvi’le high township, are moving this week 10 Hens - * IOc to 12c to a stone; thence N 2.81 chs. to a ★ school building Aug. ytb, through Mr. Cartner’s farm, seven miles stone; thence W.,6.20 chs. to a stake; thence N. 50 links to a stake; thence ★ the 1 2 th from 9 a. m., to 4 p. ni northwest of Winston Salem. Mr. ★ We Buy Scap Butter 18 30 chs. to a stake; thence S. 4.21 Drive In And Fill Up With ★ This clinic will serve the entire Cartner has been the manager of the chs. to a stake; thence K 20.30 chs * county. Please contact the. Health ChiidreVs Home farm for the past Ito the betsmntng containing 7 1*5 ★ Department for appointments. ten years, and has the farm in a high BUY SATURDAYS ONLY ’acres mure or less. * state of cultivation. The Record is ★ Home.coming' and children’s day I Second Lot: Beginning at a stone ★ sorry to lose these good people, but I Purol Pep ★ will be observed at the Concord ID. J. Smith’s corner and running N- * wish them all kinds of success in 5.55 chs. to a stone; thence W. '20 51 * Methodist church next Sunday, NEWMAN POULTY * their new home. Mr. Cartner has a chs; thence S. 3 55 chs. to a stake; * A ug. 6 th. The children’s program good farm in Forsyth which he thence E 20.55 chs. to the beginning, a n d * will begin at 1 0 a. m., and Rev. E. * purchased about five years ago. He COMPANY containing 7 1*5 acres more or less. ★ M, Avett will speak at 1 1 1 3 0 will engage in general farming and See deed for 1st and 2nd lots by * E. H. Morris, Comrnr. to Lula Mc­ * o’clock. There will be music bv dairying. Sturgis Philips, of Wins­ Phone 52 A t Mocksville, N. C. * the Mocksville String Band. The Culloch, Bk. 30. p. 24, R. D. Office, * ton-Salem, will succeed Mr. Cart­ * public is cordially invited. Davie County. Tioliene Oil ★ ner as manager of the Children’s Third Lot: Being Lot No. 5 in Miss Marjorie Lou Call, who has Home farm in Davie county. said division bounded as follows, to* * been spending several weeks in wit: Adjoining the lands of B Steel- town with her grandparents, Mr. man, C. L Bowden and F. A. Smith: Visit Our Place Whether You * Birthday Party. Beginning at a stone Rufus Smith’s ★ and Mrs. W. L. Cali, will leave * B a rg a in s ! corner and running N 3 35'chs. to a Tuesday for Chicago, wheie she Little Miss Betfy Jean Dwigfiins cele will join her father, Rev. L- R. braced her Hfth birthday with a party Sat­ stone; thence W. 22.20 cbs to a stone; urday evening at her home. She is the Plenty Arsenate of Lead 4 Ib 49c thence S. 3.35 chs. to a stone; thence Trade Or Not Call. They will leave Chicago Fri­ attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M arih Meat 6£c E. 22 20 chs. to the beginning con» day for a trip to California. I Dwiggins. The color scheme of pink and Lard. 48 Ib can $4.25 taining 7 1*5 acres more or less,- white was carried out with t ny pink dah­ The annual Fa So La-Singing lias and white gladiolas. The birthday Lard, IQ Ib bucket $1.59 Fourth Tract: Being Lot No 6 and Glad To See You. will be held at Providence Lutheran cake was decarated in pink and white. Lard, 8 Ib carton 69c adjoining the lands of R. B. Steel* church in Rowan County Scotb Cherry ice cream, cake, lemonade, and man. C L. Bowden and others, and mints were served. Balloons were favors. Lard, 4 Ib carton 35c the R. C. Smith iot, beginning at a Irish township 011 Saturday, Aug. She received many pretty gifts. Those in­ Lard, I Ib IOc stone, A. E. Smith’s corner,'running 5 th. Severalsingingorganizations vited were: Katherine Smith. Bettie Ann Horn-Johnatonel Grimes Flour $2 25 * N. 3.35 chs. to a stone; thence 'W. ★ are expected to be here this year. Turner, Helen Smith. PeggyGraham. Betty 22.10 chs, to a stone, thence S. 3.35 I Sugar, 100 Ibs $4.59 Kurfees & Ward W. F. Stonstreet song leader will Jean Dwiggins, Jimmy Ward, Roy Call, Jr., Jack Graham and Lester Dwiggins. Her Sugar, 25 Ibs $1.22 chs to a stone; thence E. 22:15 chs, be master of ceremonies, with din* to the beginning, containing 7 1-5 I mother and Miss Durothy Walton assisted Sugar, 10 Ibs 49c ner on grounds for all. Come. in serving. acres more or Ie s. Seo deed by: E. "BETTER SERVICE” Sugar, 5 Ibs 25c H. Morris, Commr . to Lula ; McCuI- Salmon, Pink can He loch, Book 29, page 324, for Lots 3 I-** 5c M atches 3c and 4 2 packs 15c C igarettes 25c Fifth Lot; Adjoiningthe lands of Charlie Smith.and Lula McCulloch: Rice Ib 4c Beginning at a stone (formerly F. * T he M orrisett Co. White Beans, Ib 4c Ward line) and running W 70 steps * ★ “LIVE WIRE STORE” Pintoes, Ib 5c to a stone: thence S. 70 steps to a * Pure Apple V inegar, gallon 19c stone; thence E. 70 steps to a stone, * West Fourth And Trade Winston-Salem, N. C. Sixty-First Annual * 9x12 Rugs $3,39 thence N. 70 steps to a stone, the it beginning, containing I acre more it o r 3 for $10 00 it or less. See deed recorded Book. 19, it Friday - Saturday - Monday PLOW PARTS page 31, office Reg. of Deeds, Davie * OLIVER County. M asonic Picnic * Points Land Mol Sixth Lot: Lying on the N. side i DOLLAR DAYS Goober 12 46 HO of State Highway No. 65, running 4 it degs. E., Chas. Allen’s line, 5.25 cbs it 55 155 ★ Store Wide Reduction 10 31 to an iron pipe on N. side of old Sa Will Be Held In Clement Grove * 13 39 55 155 * lem road in S, N.' Bowden’s line; it 100 Lovely Hats Values to $2.95. Choice 50c 19 43 85 265 thence N side of old road N. 77 deg it ★ 20 47 85 265 E. 7 chs. to a stone; thence. N. 81 Ladies House Dresses 3 for $1 . 0 0 degs. E. 10.73 ch s.'to a stone on the t Syracuse Mocksville, N. C. * Nice Assortment Kiddy Dresses. Specials 69c N. side of old road; thence S. 62 Iks. ★ 1465 31 55 155 to N. side of highway No. 65; thence it One Rack Linen Crash Suits $ J .3 9 1464 39 76 205 it Valaes To $3 95 Choice .... with said highway S. 61 degs. :’W. it 1460 45 80 255 9 90 chs. to the beginning, contain­ it - White - Pink - Checks - ing 4.86 acres more or less.- it Chattanooga Thursday, Aug. IOth Z 72 19 33 105 Seventh Lot: Beginning at an iron stake on N. side of Highway; N. 61 SHOE DEPARTMENT 63 31 55 155 degs, E. 4.05 chs. to a stone, public Special Reductions - - - Time To Buy 64 39 70 205 road; thence with said public read S. I 65 47 82 240 24' degs. E. 9.09 chs. to a stake, col­ Annual Address By Boys And Girls Department 20% to 5 0 % Off This Is A Few of the Maker We Sell ored school lot; thence W. 7 17 cbs. I Back To School Great Values Time To Buy See Me For Anything In Shoes to a stone; thence JJ'; 4 degs. E. 6.86 chs. to the beginnings containing I Work and Dress Clothing 4 45 100 acres, m o re 0^ less. !-% Governor Clyde R. Hoey Dress Goods Department Dry Goods And Motions Bidding on Lots l aitd 2 w ill! com* IGuaranteeOurGoods And My; mence at $60.50. .. Clean Sweep Prices Prices Are Always Right Bidding on Lots 3; 4 -and 5 will commence at $33.00. v A Dinner Famous For Over I 8c, 10c, 16c, 13c, 25c, 29c, 47c , 2 Pair 3 and 4 Year Old Mules Bidding on Lot=Njj; [^^Will^com* *• ft I Will Buy Your Country Produce mence at $100.00. r ' . j Father George Sheeting, 20 yds $1 . 0 0 And Pay Market Price Bidding on Lot ’.No;; 7 wili - com­ Sixty Years 19-4 Brown Sheeting 23c I Am Agent For mence a t $125.00.' <• . -£V MaBsey H arris Machinery D ate of Sale: Aug. 5 , 1939. J 9 4 Brown Sheeting 15c Termsof Sale: CASH. « ; and Tractor‘ This July 17,1939/ "YOURS FOR BARGAINS” 0. G. ALLEN. Executor, AMUSEMENTS GALORE COME! BUY! SAVE! Lula Allen McCulIodb, Dec’d. J. FRANK HENDRIX B r JACOB STEWART. A tty. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C.

Mother’s 6Breath of Life’ Saves Unconscious Infant IMPROVED Hooked Rug Having UNIFORM INTERNATION aU A Gay Flower Motif WHO’S S UNDAY I CHOOL L resso n By HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST. D. D. Dean of The Moody Bible Institute NEWS of Chicago. (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) THIS Lesson for August 6 Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se­ lected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education; used by WEEK permission. ELIJAH: A LIFE OF COURAGE By LEMUEL F. PARTON LESSON T E X T -I Kings 18:30-39. GOLDEN TEXT—The Lord is far from XTEW YORK--Within the exploits the wicked: but he heareth the prayer of -L ' of men of achievement may— the righteous.—P roverbs 15:29. and often does—lie the favoring ele­ ment of chance, frequently recog­ “Let courage rise with danger.” nizable. But often, too, it is hidden Such is the plea of Webb’s great, in a vague background of contribu­ hymn, “Stand Up for Jesus.” Chris­ tory factors. tianity in our day calls for cou­ In Jascha Heifetz’s agreement to rageous men and women. appear in a forthcoming motion pic­ Courage should be distinguished ture, Saisuel from such related things as bravery, WaySmooiked Goldwyn’s pow- valor, or bravado. Bravado is an For Success of ers of persua- affectation of a reckless bravery Sam’s Exploit sion onc,e aSain which surely has no place in Chris­ excite the envy tian life and activity. Valor is of his rivals and the admiration of Quick thinking saved a tiny life recently when nine-month old Gary Bucholz was found unconscious in his associated with daring and vigorous his friends. The eminent violinist’s bathtub by his mother, Mrs. Marie Bucholz, 20, of Chicago. The horror-stricken mother hurriedly picked up action, for example, in battle. To Pattern 2207. personal aversion to the screen as the baby and breathed into its mouth, as shown at the left. Recovery rewarded her quick action, and po­ be brave means to meet = challenge a medium of expression has long licemen, firemen and a doctor arriving at the home were confronted with this happy ending. with confidence and resolution. To Here’s a hooked scatter rug endured in the face of repeated of­ be courageous means to steadily made of yarn or rags in any size fers. Mistrust of sound track repro­ meet perils of which one is deeply you wish. Do the flowers in bright duction of the notes of his beloved Ormsby Family Pays Tribute to Connie Mack conscious, doing so because of the odds and ends. Pattern 2207 con­ violin was joined with his repug­ call of duty. Courage holds a deep­ tains a transfer pattern of a motif nance to the elemental music he er and nobler meaning' than the 15 by 201A inches; directions for believed he would be called upon to other words, carrying with it the doing hooking; color chart and play and, above all, was his objec­ idea of moral strength and, in the key. tion to strutting the screen as an case of the Christian, faith in God Send 15 cents in coins for this actor. So Goldwyn’s success in as one devoted to His cause. pattern to The Sewing Circle overcoming the great musician’s re­ Elijah was courageous, and he Needlecraft Dept., 82 Eighth Ave., luctance is now being proclaimed. stands before our Christian youth to­ New York, N. Y. Yet, lying back of Heifetz’s day as an example of that godly Please write your name, ad­ name on the dotted line of a courage which dress and pattern number plainly. Hollywood contract are various * I. Works in the Open (v. 30). imponderable factors. His wife, Men whose deeds are evil love the for instance, who was Florence darkness rather than the light. God Vidor of screen fame, may have does not work' in the dark. All of been the influence behind his His workings are in the open sun­ There Are Two Ways first appearance on any stage in light. Every one is welcome to a histrionic capacity. This was 4 ; “come near” and see what is done. to Get at Constipation last spring when he took the role Elijah knew God and he acted like of a hill-billy fiddler in the an­ God’s man. What a tragedy it is Yes, and only two ways-be/ore nual show of a sophisticated that not all of God’s servants have and ajter it happens! Instead of midtown club, of which be is a followed his example. If we had enduring those dull, tired, head­ member. Garbed in overalls, the open and above-board dealings achy days and then having to cotton shirt and red wig topped of Elijah in the affairs of our take an emergency medicine—why by a broken down straw hat he churches, we might see more of the not KEEP regular with Kellogg's played “Turkey in the Straw,” fire and power of his ministry. All-Bran? You can, if your con­ violin upon his knees, as the Certain it is that the administra­ stipation is the kind millions have time-honored jig tune has never tion of church affairs which has —due to the lack of “bulk” in before been played. And for an to be carried out in hidden corners modem diets. For All-Bran goes encore there was “Danny Boy.” by whispered conversations and by right to the cause of this trouble secret manipulations behind the by supplying the "bulk" you need. So who can say that the siren Eat this toasted nutritious ce- voice of Sam Goldwyn was not mere­ scenes, is not God’s work at all, it is the work of man. r eal every day—with milk or cream, ly the fanning of a flame lighted or baked into mufflns-drink when, with gusto and amid wild ac­ II. Asks No Favors (vv. 33-35). plenty of water, and see if your claim, he sawed a violin Iymg across Elijah rebuilt the altar himself. life isn’t a whole lot brighter! his knee? Earl Mack, coach of the Philadelphia Athletics and son of Connie Mack, venerable manager of that club He asked no help of the unbelieving Made by Kellogg’s in Battle Creek. Born in Vilna in 1901, Heifetz’s who is recuperating from an illness, receives a plaque in tribute to the “grand old man” of baseball from the prophets of Baal or of apostate Is­ Sold by every grocer. American debut came in October, 12 children of Umpire Emmett T. (Red) Ormsby before a game in Shibe park. Mrs. Ormsby, left, superin­ rael. How old-fashioned he seems 1917. An American citizen now, he tended the presentation ceremonies. in this day when so much stress is lives in Redding, Conn. laid on a false unity of the faiths, Sam Goldwyn it was who lured Epidermic Art Gallery U. S. Explorers Seek Headhunters and there is so much solicitation Sense of Honor Maxine Elliot to the screen back and acceptance by the Church of The sense of honor is of so fine in 1917 and she was but a prede­ the help of unbelievers in financing and delicate a nature that it is cessor to such exalted artists as the supposed work of God. only to be met with in minds Geraldine Farrar. Note also that Elijah invited his which are naturally noble, or in enemies to make the answer to his such as have been cultivated by prayer more difficult by pouring great examples, or a refined edu­ P AUL ROBESON’S magnificent water on the sacrifice. This was cation.—Addison. bass voice will have adequate op­ not an act of bravado, it was for the portunity for expression in his por­ purpose of demonstrating that there trayal of the title role of Sam was no fraud. He was willing that Byrd’s forth- the enemies of the truth should 1UImdness B ish o p ’s P lig h t coming produc- make the demonstration more dif­ .may result when you neglect AlteredAimof tion of a play ficult if that would be to God’s glory. twitching, watery, bloodshot, sore eyes. Leonardi’s Golden Paul Robeson adaPted ^ the There is a delightful old-fashioned Eye Lotioil relieves nearly every author from flavor about that act, too, in these eye trouble. Cools, heals andstrength- Roark Bradford’s John Henry sto­ days when men are frequently will­ *“ • LEONARDI’S ries. There will be incidental music ing to compromise with unbelief and GOLDEN EYE LOTION by Jacques Wolfe. even with sin in order that the work MAKES WEAK EYES STRONG One often marvels at events, of the Church may be carried on Nev Laree Size vith Dropper SO eeatt apparently casual at time of oc­ without too much difficulty. Here S. B. Leoiurdl O Ce. Inc., New RocheUe, N.T. currence, which are found sig­ again we have an explanation of nificantly to have affected hu­ the lack of spiritual power in out man lives and so shaped desti­ times. Benefit of Reading nies. When Paul was a senior IH. Honors k 23, page 2G3, Register’s office for D^vie County, North Ca olina. And default hav­ ing been made in the note secured thereby, the undersigned S. M. Call, Trustee, will offer for sale at public * auction to the hiirhest bidder for cash at lhe O un h 'use door in Morrksville, Davie County, N. C , on the 12th dav of August, 1939. the “He Advertised” following lot or parcel of land lying PLoe and being in Shadv Grove Township. Davie Countv. N C.. and more ful y described as follows to wit: A tract adjoining the lands of G. M Barnpycastle. e*. at: Bngmningat \\ Today’s a stone. Northeast corner; thence W Forgotten with Boyles’ line 43.42 chs to r stone, Potts’ corner; thence S. with Man Quit Potts’ line KiOO chs. to a stone. Qtfjjjg A I Potts' cornpr, thence E. with Pott? Advertising ■ine 2 0 .2 2 1 chs to a stono or gun Yesterday * tree; thence S. 18 00 chs. in—line ti R n j B a stone; thence E. with ChaplinV, e t »• I. Iina 19.42 chs to a stom : B//D S. 2.50 chs. to a stone in W. T M' \ ors’ line: thence S, 22 links to a ston> 11___ Il I G. M. Barneycastle’s corner; thenr JiLiI. I N. 15 ’ E. with Barneycastle’s lin> i^ g g iT " —I 33 17 chs. to the beginning contai' ing 10n| acres more or less. Se deed from J. C. Smith, et al, to .1 C. Wassey, e t al. Boolt No. 25. pag' 105 R egister’s office of Davie Cout THEY CANT ty, C. TAKE Terms of Sale: CASH. YOUR 'l he above lands are sold Suhjee to a First Mortgngeexecuted bv 0. AD S. Ma=sev and wife Lpona, Massey OME to S M. Call, Trustee for Bank o Davie, bearing date of October 14 W'"’ 1933 fbia. the Ilth day of July. 1939. S. M. CALL, Trustee. NEW YORK (Special )—The King of England is pictured as he in­ At the King’s right stands Grover Whalen, president of the Fair cor­ IF scribes the royal autograph, "George VI R.I,” in the guest book reserved poration and official host to their majesties during their visit to the expo­ for the names of visiting rulers in Eerylon Hall at the New York World’s sition. Standing at the Queen’s left are Mrs. Grover Whalen and Governor IT IS ON Fair. His Queen, who a m oment later signed the guest book, “Elizabeth R,” Herbert Lehman. Mayor LaGuardia is seen at the extreme right of the m m L A is pictured seated beside him. picture. ■WvKa/y BILLBOARD

North Carolina ( jn The Superior Court Davie Countv ( The Erwin Cotton Mills Company RADIOS ^IS THERE GOLD V3 W M m IlNYOURjp^ C ioIeeir.ee Ice & Laundry Company. '"/'/SM'" BATTERIES-SUPPLIES ^'CELLAR?'"" Notice of Execution Sale Fxpert Repair Service

By virtue of an execntion directed to the underpinned from the Super- YOUNG RADIO CO. The More Folks You Tell ior.Court of Durham County in the above entitled action. I will, on Mon­ We Charge Batteries Right The More Goods You Sell day, the 14ih day of August, 1939 The Poor Cave Man at 12 o’clock noon, at the court house Depot St. Near Square door of Davie County, sell to the Had No Newspaper Aov&noeHeRE highest bidder for cash to satisfy The Lost is Found To Advertise In. said execution, all the right, title But You Have!! ® Yes, and in Your and interest whi^h the Cooleemee By Our Want Ads Ice & Laundry Company, the defen­ When you lose V advertise CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME Attic Too! dant. has in the following described Turn Those Things real estate; to-wit: They Don’t Stay Lost Long Funeral Direciors AMBULANCE SERVICE You Don’t Want Inlo Adjoining the land of Caoleemee Phone 164 Ice <6 : Laundry C impany. G. W. Hel- Money with a Want Ad North Main Street Iard and others and beginning at G. W. Hellard corner on the west side MOCKSVILLE N. C of Wall Street in N. Cooleemee, and running Northward with the said street thirtyand one-half (30!) feet I'LL BUY THAT SHOT- to an iron pipe, corner of the Ciolee- Walker’s Funeral Home ONE STEP WONT mee Ice and Laundry Company lot; GUN KIOVJs I S O L P SOME thence westward one hundred and IW GET YOU THERE STUFF FROM THE ATTIC fifty (150) feet to an iron stake; AMBULAX CE And One AD Won’t Bring WITH AJVANTAP thence northward one hundred and twenty eight (128) feet, thence west­ MR. MERCHANT Phone 48 Success-You Must Keep On ward one hundred and three (103) Advertising The EYES of THE & feet, thence south twenty ( 2 0 ) feet Mocksvil'e, N. C to an iron stake; thence westward S . COMMUNITY WOULD ,-r fifty (50) feet to Hellard's corner: BE ON YOUR A D - thence southward two hundred and 0 9 ? IE IT HAD BEEN W W W 0 R * y ? twenty six and one-half (2261) feet SIiM oe JN THIS ISSUE to Broadway Ave.. one hundred and OUR READERS \ I CARRY fifty (150) feet; thence northward ARE N O T - one hundred ( 1 0 0 ) feet to an iron ANTI- stake, G. W. Hehard’s corner to the West side of wagon scales; thence, ADS ARE NEWS - ^ M ^ W O R R Y eastward with the said Hellard’s line Printed In Big Type one hundred and fifty (150) feet to 7In s u r a n c e - the beeinniner, containing about one Sell "White Elephants' half of an acre, more or less. Regular Ad This 14th day of July, 1939. Bujr What You Want! L. S. BOWDEN, IEGULAR BLOOD . TRAINED SEALS . In This Newspaper Sheriff of Davie Countv ^HOUNDS BUT THEY RESPOND k Afler Customers ~ TO AD SUGGESTIONS

SU0HPOE 8 & h NEW MONEY FOR There’s Even A Wheat Field At The World’s Fair YOUR OLD THINGS c Our Want Ads Your Discarded Furniture, Piano, Radio, Bicycle, Tools, Ice Box, can be sold with Notice To Creditors. A WANT AD IN THIS NEWSPAPER Having qualified as Executor of the last will of M. L SbieJdst deceased; notice ■ is hereby given to aJl persons holding claims against the estate of s*i

' i " 1‘ - £ I -: * fa -J Cv me 6 *vit MHiti tttatasutf * mm Notice Of SiW Uadet and by virtaaofthapowan CMtaiMd in B MTtiliB B ttr tlW l« — BRITISH KING SIGNS ea tad by C. S. Manay and wife. '' Ittoaa Maaey. Io S M Call,TrMtar1 bearing data of Oetobar 14,190 am duly recorded in Bo«fc 23, paga !T Register's office for Daoia <>nnly, Nortb Ca olina..' And default bar­ ing bean made, in the note aaenred thereby, the undersigned S. M. Call, Trustee, will offer for aale at public auction to the hfchant bidder for rath at the Court b

SOOHKoC. North Carolina I jn The Supenoc Ccm . Davie Countv I :® The Erwin Cotton MiIU Company RADIOS S IS THERE GQLD^ " v s !•IN YOUR«%^r4 Cooleetcee Iee & Laundry Company BATTERIES-SUPPLIES CELLAR? W. Notice of Execution Sale Expert Repair . Seryice

By virtue of an execntion directed w t i to the undersigned from the Super- YOUNG RAOticd. I? ior.Court of Durham County in the The More Folha You Tell above entitled action. I will, on Mon­ We Charge BatteriebRight The More Goods You Sell. day. the 14th day ,of August, 1939 The Poor Cave Man a t 12 o’clock nonn, at the court house Depot St. . - -" - - N ttr Square-. door of Davie County, sell to - the Hbd No Newspaper highest bidder for cash to satisfy The Lost is Found . To Advertise In. said execution; all the right, title By 'Our Want Ads But You Have!! . ( Yea, and in Yonr. and interest which the Cooleemee lee & Laundry Company, the defen­ When you low *n’ sdverb’w GAM PbELL FUNERAL VHOME Attic Too! dant, has in. the following described They Don't Stsy Lost Long FuneralDirecrora Torn Thoee Things - real estate; tn-wil: AMBULANCE SERVICE You Don’t Want Into Adjoining the land of Caoleemee Phone 164 Money with a Want Ad Ice ALaundry C impany, G. W. Hel- North Main Street Iard and others and beginning at G. MOCKS VILLE - . N. W. Hellard corner on the west side of Wall Street in N. Cooleemee, and: running- Northward with the said AU, ABOUT.TJ*' " KSSS53 street thirtyttnd one-half 130}) feet, a A g $ A ! R S I'LL BUY THAT SHOT- to an iron pipe, corner of the C iolee- Walker’s Fuoerai Home mee Iee and Laundry Company lot; ONE STEP WONT GVN bKMol SOLDSqME thence westward one hundred and A M B U L A N C E GET YOU THERE STUPF FROM THE ATJlC s fifty (150) feet to an iron Btake1- WITH AJVAMrAJFj^ j thence northward one hundred and And One AD Won’t BAtg twenty eight (128) feet, thence west­ MR. MERCHANT Phone 48 Success—You Must, Keep O n . ward one.hundred and three (103) The EYES MTHE Advaatwnf feet, thence south twenty (20) feet COMMUNITY WOUUl MocksviRel N. C to an iron stake; thence westward1 fifty (50) feet to Hellard’s corner: BE ON YOUR A D - thence south ward two hundred and IF IT HAD BEXN twenty-six and one-balf (2264). feat IN THIS ISSUE to Brbadway Ave..-one-hundred and OUR READERS fifty (150) feet; thence northward ARE N O T - I CAftRY one hundred (100) feet to 'a n iron1 £ 'f : A N j f c atake.-G. W~Heliard’s corner to the.. Weat side of wagon scales; thence I ADS ARE NEWS WORRY eastward with tbe said Ballard's line Printed In Biff Type onebnndred and fifty (150) feet to. INSURANCE- the beginning, containing about one SeU wWhite Ekphutoa half of an acre, more or less. Regular Ad This 14th day of July, 1989. WhttYeu Wattl L.3. BOWDEN, RBLOO TltAtNEDSEALS . In Tins' Newqwper Sheriff of Davie Cuuntv: HOUNDS JUT THEy KtWOND K . A fter C natonaera t o ad su o eu n o N s ^ Y

£ h NEW MONEY Y hR There’s Even A Wheat Field At Ilie World's Fair YOUR OLD THINGS Our Want Ads . Yoar DlsrardeA Fan lH w l Piraol IkdietBIcyeIstTteI*';, Ice Box, ran he n l f t t l A WANT AD IN Notice To Creditors. 7H1SNEWSEAFEII Having qualified Ii as.. Exscatar: of the !1 st *ill of )4i’L..8hitlds.««oaaas(f, notice S bherttr...... glveo-lo sli...... perstes . boMisg dsias:s(sittt the esute of raid dseess- - sd, ts present thesems to tbe, oudetsirar :ed- pmperir vraBed. an tt-befoie tbs Jrd % U T H R day of June. ll49,«IbiS :ratice v 1H' be .- yiesd in bar of tbeir recewry. AU per­ sons -Indebted fa) saM estate of tbe said E - L. Sbielda, will please rail npoo the ua-- v HOMVt Omilned and M k e -ysonipt MtUeoent. -this the JMdayoT Jeno. taja- ‘ , < ’• WtUJAM BEhBY HOWARD. I Eaaeater of E L. SMeitt, DseV. : A GOOD THING Br Gissi li.ftagt, AUattaya . ) IttAfiAfNyDAy

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the chances are that romething MICKIE SAYS— NEWS OF LONG AGO. What Are You Doing worth, while could be accomplished. D. W. Barnes Passes. Miss Bogier Entertains. Furthermore, it is our belief that it T- D. W. Barnes, 8 7 , father of Mrs. Miss Rnth Boger,' teacher of tbe •ROSES ARE-REP, ■- V b l Was Happening In Davie About It? a fund, were raised, to pay _for the B. P.' G arrett, of Center, native of j Junior Class of Union Chapel Vi o l e t s A r e b l u e -, Last week we were np in Wash­ c >st of publishing in local news Davidson county, who died at his I church, entertained her pupils at a Before The New Deal Used Up AMP s o A r e w e , ington, D. C., and bad a conversa papers the names of all who are home on Route 5 , L exington,' on delightful patty,-Satuiday evening The Alphabet, Drowned' The W E M sIOU -DOMT -RENEW/ .tion with a certain gentleman tip getting help from Washington, Thursday morning, July 2 7 , at i t Ju ly 2 9 th, at her home on Route 2 . Hogs and Plowed Up The there which proved to be rather in­ such a course also would prove o’clock, after an illness o f, five After many games were played. Cotton and Corn. teresting. beneficial. weeks, was buried in Cbestnnt Hill Miss Boger, assisted by her mother,. We were talking about expendi­ Someone might suggest: 4Tt cemetery Friday afternoon, Julv 2 8 . Mrs. Grady . Boger and Ella . Mae (Davie Record, Aug. 7 , 1 9 1 8 .) tures of government, including the wouldn’t be right to parade the The funeral services took place and Nora Boger and Edna Hend­ Miss Lola Ward, of Pino, was in cost of relief,' WPA and other names of these unfortunate indivi­ at the home at 2 o’clock, conducted ricks served refreshments to the town Friday shopping. items. duals in public priut.” But if we by Rev. Mr. Teague, of Smith following members: Miss Hester Swing, of R. 2 , re­ “I was reared in Pennsylvania,” publish tbe names of the poor. un- Grove, assisted by Rev. Mr. Davis Frances and Dorothy Hutchens, turned Monday from a visit to he told us,” “and as a boy I re­ foitunate individuals who can’t pay of.Enonl after which the funeral Willie Mae and-Mary Frances Jor­ friends at Concord. member five or six fellows ‘in ' oiir their city or'county taxes, then we party left immediately for the ce­ dan, Louise Woodward, Hazel, Miss Sarah Miller returned Sun-^offfl who never had any desire for fall to see why the names of other metery. Garnett and Elizabeth Boger, John­ day from a short visit to heT sisters work. They spent most of their individuals who are on the relief , Surviving Mr. Barnes are the fol­ ny and Bailey Haneline,; Clarence at Mt. Ulla. time hanging around pool-rooms. rolls or are getting help in other lowing sons and danghters: W. F. Elam, Jr., Tohn-and CIydeHolmanl P. A. Miller, of Winston-Salem, Sometimes they’d get a temporary way-, shouldn’t be published too. Barnes, Balisbuty, R. I; O. L Gilmer and- Lorence Boger. is visiting his daughter, Mrs. W. fob 1 but they would grow weary It would be done for their own Barnes, Lexiugton, R. 5 ; R. T. K. Clement. of it and would go back to loafing protection aud undoubtedly would Barnes, Linwood, R. 1 ; Mrs. R. L. Twas His Mother E. E. Hunt, Jr , has returned I again. do away with a lot of fraud that Buie, of Lexiugton, R. 5 ; Mrs. B. Theable editor of the Newport from a few days visit to friends at “Recently I went up borne on a exists at tbe present time. P. Garrett, Mocksville,- R. 1; Mrs. Plain Talk is a close observer of Elkin and Mt. ,Airy. brief vacation. I saw some of those And let ns repeat, that in making Eiuest Carter, Lexington, R. 5 . what,s being done and said. In a The first watermelons of the sea same fellows. They are now grown this statement, we were not saying Also two sisters, Mrs. Jinny Hil­ recent editorial this is whdt he men­ son were brought to town Tuesday men, but they're still hanging a anything against those folks who lard, oi Davidson county, and Mrs tioned: by T . P.. Foster. roUnd the pool-halls. There’s only are on relief because they can’t help Cynthia Sharp, of Lexington; also While a good many people no Misses Thelma and Margaret At­ Taft Scores New Deal. donbt read the daily column of Elea­ one difference: they’re on .'relief, themselves... The people we’re talk 2 7 grandchildren and 3 2 . great kinson, of Virginia, are the guests ' Senator R obert A-. -Taft, of I Ohio, nor Roosevelt in the newspaper 8 .it and you might say that they are ing about now are those who are grandchildren. of Miss Winnie Smith. arguing the RepublicanJpcint of view became evidentthe oteer evenin that getting paid for loafing. Aud the on relief because they won't help Mr. Barnes was a well known Miss Helen CGoper spent several in a discussion of the political out all members of the Roosevelt house­ folks who are having to foot the themselves. Let them continue to farmer of Davidson County and was days in town last week, the guest look of the nation, asserted in an ad­ hold are not interested in What- the bill are you and I, and all others I aaf, if they so desire, but there is loved by all who knew him. He lady he to say from day to day. of Miss Pauline Horn. dress at Charlottesville, Va.. that w ho w ork.” no sense in making the government the present lending program of the has Iett many friends to mbnrn his In a radio program program by Mrs. L. H. Woods, of Lexing­ There is nothing particularly new piy them for loafing.—The State.- present lending program of the ad­ death. Prof. Qoiz the other evening one of ton, who has been the guest of about tliat, and the chances are ministration is “even more danger- the Roosevelt boys was guest artist. Mrs. S. M. Call, returned home that you have beard the same thing More OfTlieSame ouB than the present program.” The WPA Shake-Up. A quotation from Mrs. Rpoaevelt’s last week. column was rean and he was asked to before. Rep T. V. Smith, Democrat of State WPA Administrator C. G Mrs. Lon Sloope, of Mt. Ulla, Thing. Illinois, sharing the platform with name the person who made the state­ Of course, there are two sides to McGinniss announces a shake-up spent several days last week with There have been so many losses Senator Taft in the final program of ment. The young fellow just admit­ the picture. On our relief rolls to of North Carolina relief rolls which her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. day there are m. ny thousands of sustained by the Federal govern­ the two-weeks institute of public af­ ted that be didn’t know who would fairs iOt the University of Virginia will result in the discharge of 'vir iay such a thing; and his face probab- Poole. worthy individuals: people who, ment in its loans to business already, praised the New Deal for its efforts tually all persons who- have been ably turned, red when the Professor Miss Annie Hauser, of German- because of hard luck or misfortune, that Jesse Jones, head man of the looking toward the transformation employed continuously for the last inounced that it Was Mrs Roosevelt. ton, is the guest of Miss Essie Call. RFC which has one of tl.e govern­ have been unable to get anything of “the mercenary motivation of in eighteen months. It is estima'e-d Fred Clement, who holds a job to do. And permit us to say, with ment's agencies in this field, is “a dbstrialism into a philosopey of the that this wilt'effect 8 , 5 0 0 reliefers, Little Cotton Crop Too in Winston, was among the visiters shamed to tell” a Senate inv&tiga-- reference t.o that class of individuals common good.” or one cut of every five and the Sunday. ing committee. - that they are worthy of relief and Senator Taft, who has been en­ pu-girg i-' to start immediately. Much Mrs. Murray Smith and child­ should be given assistance. We're Nevertheless, we are assured that gaging Representative Smith in a It looks aa if Iha South is not going O nly 3 . 4 per cent of the younger ren, of Salisbury, are spending a the new lending speding measure series of debates over the radio, saiu fit make much of a cotton crop -this for them . w orkeis, 18 and - 1 9 years of age, few days in town with relatives. All of us know, however, that which the White House has sent prosperity could be restored, but not Vear from the standpoint of volume. Mr. and Mrs. Abiam Nail and have been employed continuons'y there are many people who are on over for Congress to sign on the by government regulation of agri­ It has planted the lowest number Miss Ivie Nail, of Winston, spent for eighteen months, while 3 1 . 6 7 relief and have no business being dotted line, a mea.\ure designed to culture and commerce and indus of acres in this crop In 39 years ard. the week-end in town with home try.” He-argued that present laws per cent of those who are 5 5 to 6 4 in addition to that factor, the grow­ there. There are many people dump somewhere between three’and need modification, and “above all, years are affected. That means ing conditions in some of the major folks. holding down WPA jobs who have four billions more in loans to busi­ that the shake up will work a hard, cotton producing states ha vejiot been . Norman Clement, who holds a ness for recovery purposes, will be the laws must be administered with relatives to look after them but the constant effort to encourage the ship on those least able to find work conducive to a large yeald. - position in Atlanta, arrived here accepted by the law makers anc who find it more convenient to let development of private industry.”. in private industry, and there is Tbe prospect is at thes date, for a the first of the week to spend sev­ authorized. the government undertake that job. crop of around 11 -.0 0 0 ,0 0 0 bales which eral days with home folks. The lending program, he contend­ added tragedy iu tbe fact tbe dis­ There are others who, because of Usually, when a crditor finds that ed, is “more dangeous than the ordinarily, wou'd be regarded , as Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and charge will apply to those actually some local political pull and abl'ity an individual to whom.' money has spending program, for it moves the small enough- to guarantee extra­ little daughter, of Salisbury, aie working with their bands, for by to get out thb votes, have been al­ been loaned, isn’t paying it back, spending entirely from the control ordinarily high piices. spending this week in town with some curious quirk of reasoning tbe lowed to get on the relief rolls as a be quits such a customer. of the appropriations committees of But it so comes! about that with her parents. shake up does not involve thore reward for their services. They But Uncle Sam 1 still plavs Santa House and Senate, which even in the loss of our foreign and the de­ Misses Bettie and Beatrice Lic- charge with administrative work, creased cnnsumction of cotton in this aren’t entitled to assistance and Claus with all alike.—Charlotte these dangerous days retain- a cer­ ville and Miss Hedgecock, of Win. tain hardboiled attitude.” although some of these may be country, plus the tremenous carry­ don’t deserve to get it. They are Oaserver. ston-Salem, spent'the week-end in He described the Barkley bill as reached through the budget reduc­ over from previous years now largely keeping other and more worth folks town with frieuds. “ merely a smoke screen for billionB tion: which will cut some of them held in wareaouses and practically from getting help. Praying The Polition Mr. andlMrs. W. A. Weant re­ of uncontrolled federal spending.” from tbe payroll. owped by the Federal Government, The situation, instead of showing almost any production st all is too turned Sunday ‘ from Salisbury, Cant Stand. Workers who fo r eighteen signs of improvement, appears to months ' have been cashing their much to give the producers much where they went Tuesday to at­ A Congregational Church minister A Real Man be groming steadily worse. .A real man never talks about- government pav check will find it hope. ' tend the funeral of Miss Pauline of M'adisoh, Wisconson, will make no The south has always had this W hit are we you going to do a- what the world owes'him, the hap mighty hard to get along without Josey. Mrs. Weant’s niece. more prayers as chaplain of the problem of cotto on its economic bout it? piness he deserves, the-chance he it. Some of them probably had The Baptist congregation occu­ Legislature of that state. - hands but it is doubtful if there has “What can I do," may be your figured that they were a perman pied their handsome new church It all comes about because of the ought to have, and all that. All ever been a time whenjit was as com­ reply to that query. “I agree with last Sunday for the first time. The sort of prayer he mado recently in that he claims is the right to live ent fixture and may feel resentful, plicated and as difficult of intelligent everything you have said, but conveying that assembly. dedication services will be held the and pliy the man. but those who-foot the bill will con­ and practical solution as it. is today. there’s nothing I can do.” It was this short succinct, intelli­ first Sunday in September. A real man is-just as honest alone sider that here is a start toward And that seems to be the gener­ gent, earnest: in the dark, in hisown focm, as he discouraging .the notion that the OorFirsLldeiitity Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parnell We invok etoy wrath upon repro­ al attitude of the average through is in public. A real man does, not government is a permanent Santa ' William T. Ellis. and two children, of Lynchburg, bate men who come to this city to out the country. AU are agreed want pulls, tips and favors. He Claus; that noses should be turned “I want to be nothing else more Va., spent last week in town with corrupt public official.' buy . and sell that the government is spending, in the direction of private industry, than I am a Christion,” said a deep relatives aud friends. legislation, an traffic in the honor of wants work and honest wages. many millions of dollar J for relief observer of life. ; “Before I have an Misses Mary Leagans and Sophie government, A real man is loyal to bis friends and .that if it works a hardship it that onght not to be spent. But idenity as a merchaht or as a Repub­ Meroney left Friday evening for Weinvokethy wrath upon little and guards their reputation as his falls on those who for eighteen lican 0 a* a rich man. I hope to be what can be done about it? men in large places who stoop to can­ owd • months have been given a lift, and Avery county, where they will known as a disciple of Jesus Christ; Here’s a suggestion: x ny shrewdness to thwart the people's A real man is dependible. His who during that time haven’t tried teach this year. so that whenever my name is ment­ One of the reasons that there are will and reduce the business of pub­ very hard to 6 nd a niche some­ Miss Elizabeth and Milton Mil­ simple word is as good as bis Bible ioned I will instinctively be thought are so many people getting help lic affairs to mistrust and contempt. where else. ler, ar., of Greenville, S. C., are Oath. of ms a Christion.. That, after ail, is from the government is because We pray thy MerSing-Upon this the guests of Miss Patsey and Mas. A real man does not want some­ When thisrhleis apolied it will tbe ohe important fact concerning nobody knows anything about it. commonwealth which is tbv home thing for nothing, so the “ get-rich- hit many poor husbands Who have me. ter Glenn Clement, on R. 4 . and upon those of its chosen officials Right now, we'd be willing-' to quick” people cannot use him. been faking it easy; likewise it -will . It may be a slight twisting of [ th A letter received from Corporal who seek to establBsh justice, in- wager that you don’t know one A real man never hunts danger, strike at the family budget of other primary meauingof tbe psasage.but Doit Holthouser yesterday says be crea. right and uphold the honor of third of the people in your dwn husbands who have been gainfully I like to think'that’the disciples were , is getting along fine and having tbe state. Give thou Uie light of and never dodges it when he should community who are getting this employed, but whose wives have firt called Christians at Antioch— big time in sunny France. w sdom, the mighty o f'rightneous- meet it. form of assistance. Most of; us that is, befor they were considered James Hoyle, of Fork, was in ness to rule this chamber'today. Av real mau is--w ell, he is an hon -also been turning .in 0 substantial don’t know a soul. j as Jews or Greeks or Macedoniansor town Sunday on bis way home Naturally, the politicians stand up est man, the finest, ' best noblest, sum provided'by Uncle Sam. Most In various cities aud toim: Persians. from a trip to Hickory.. His sis­ under such praying as that.—Char­ most refreshing thing to be found of the latter, however, are in the throughout the country there hn ter, Miss Oilie Hoyle, died there lotte Observer. on all the green earth—unless it is administrative bra kets and won’t being formed organizations to sttjdy. a rial woman.-—Aufther unkwon. - be; reached —Statesville Daily. few days ago. - tax problems, efficiency in. local R. G. McClamrocb, who holds a PnnutiYe Methods! government and other things | of position with the Atlantic Tea Co., [Not Nipy isltbe time to subg* I C A R R Y at Winston Salem, is spending that kind. There's one of them) in Be iEGULMBLOOD •crib* for The Record, few days with home folks on R. a. Raleigh and there probably aresev. Follawed VHOUNDS V “Two Flagsihn CaplMI at Night W. F. Stonestreet 1 of this city, eral others in the State. If organt- in - O M n r 7After Customer? Two flags '1 fly. on the Capitol and Miss Clara Swearingen, of the zations of this type would make| a -Advertising throughout the night. The Librmry INSURANCE* Yadkin Valley, were united in mar­ study of the relief rolls and. be o fe p n g ress, ..which M omo for Bm riage at the home of the bride's day a t 1 0 p. m., has for WPA rolls and stir up a fuss abltjt ARegukrjAd sister, Mrs. W. S. Douthif, Sunday Be Modwa years flown the United Stats those individuals who have no right Our Want Ads with special lighting until the afternoon. Rev. Mr. Kirk, of Clemi ADVERTISE HERE!! I i r T b i» jnons, performing the ceremony. to receive aid-from tbe government, ities of the day are campteM y THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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SYNOPSIS The Maharajah is a quiet old gen­ so the younger girl could hardly be The blood-red sunrays confused her tleman, thank heaven. No initia­ a relative. She might- be a princess vision. She was one of those people fcOTH THE , Captain Carl Norwood has been sent from tive. Satisfied to let things take on a visit from some northern In­ who always believe what they see TO GOOD . his native England to the Kadur River dis­ dian State. but nothing that they don’t see. She HUPRIED I trict in India, along with his indispensable their course. I believe the quarrel TWO CANV manservant, Moses O’Leary, soldier of for­ would settle itself, if we would let The orderly, selected because he saw a cobra. She did not see that tune. Norwood's job is to survey the dis­ it alone. The diamond mine is one was a native of Kadur, rode up with the stone, on which she set her foot, trict to determine whether a valuable secret diamond mine belongs to the temple priests of those open secrets that do no the led horse. was loose, curved on its under side or to the ruler, the Maharajah of Kadur. harm until they’re aired by busy- “Has Prince Rundhia taken a and resting insecurely on a flat rock. bodies. The arrangement has wife?” Norwood asked him. So she twisted her ankle and sat CHAPTER I—Contiiined worked perfectly well all these “No, sahib.” One doe's not dis­ down—hard. It jolted every bone in 2 ■ years. The priests don’t win many cuss zenana ladies—not with men her corpulent body. Noor Mahlam chuckled. It was diamonds from the mine. Sometimes of an alien race. The orderly grinned Two hundred and eight pounds of like the gurgle of dirty water and it years go by without their finding any himself into the kind of silence that widow with bankers’ references and swallowed the silk of his voice. Even stones worth putting on the market. suggests the subject is forbidden. one hundred per cent opinions, can his gesture changed. He became But they m ake an occasional find. Norwood rode back to his camp, sit down harder than, a crate of as hoarse as an auctioneer encour­ They turn over a certain percentage where ' Moses Lafayette O’Leary groceries. aging a doubtful bidder: to the Maharajah, and sell the re­ lied, like three men of three dif­ “I never saw such people—such “Sahib, there is newness at the mainder for temple revenue. ferent races, about who had drunk a country. I have travelled all B palace such as never before was! “Yes. There’s a rumor the mine the whiskey. around the world from America. I There is a godsend in the guest­ is dangerous." “It was an emergency,” said have visited numbers of countries. house.. She has money, and a niece “Good God, man! They don’t let O’Leary. “Yes, sir, I took the lib­ I have not seen your equate any­ worth more than money. Oh, such anyone'near the mine—not even the erty. But how can I get informa­ where for inefficiency and lack of LALA PJ loveliness! And oh, such ill temper! Maharajah!” tion if I m ayn’t count on your knowl­ human intelligence. What shall I The aunt is never satisfied unless “Provision has been made for edge o’ my honesty, and take a do now? I am in pain. Have you she is humiliating someone. She that, sir.” no ideas? Can’t you suggest some­ chance now and then on your over­ Design luncheon m at and napkin yourself. humiliates even His Highness. And The Resident squirmed. “ Well, looking what would be impudence thing?” the niece is never happy unless she take care that your—” he selected )1 someone else should do it? I have One of them mounted the pony XXTATCH any class of kinder- pieces in place with fine hemming can be as kind as her aunt is cruel.” a word; he used it tartly: “—spies ^o treat my informants decent. Have and cantered away for assistance. V'V gartners cutting patterns stitches. “Why are they there?” asked don’t make trouble.” you heard who’s staying at the pal­ Mrs. Deborah Harding sat fanning from colored paper, and your fin­ NOTE: Readers who have not O’Leary. Norwood returned to the city. The ace? There’s a guesthouse in the herself and making impotently secured their copies of my two harsh remarks about Uie swarms of gers will itch to pick up the scis­ “It is a mystery. Nobody knows.*’ new street lights had been turned garden full o’ women. Americans. sors and try it yourself. Why books should send in their orders on. There was a swarm of homing Two. A young one. And an aunt flies that were looking for a last, “Who wants to know?” lazy meal before going to sleep. not? The luncheon mat and nap­ at once. Your choice of the traffic — bullock carts, camels, yrho’d fill a hotel. Truck-Ioads o’ kin shown here offer a suggestion CRAZYPATCH Q U IL T leaflet “Ah, sahib, you m ust not ask what droves of pedestrians, scandalously The cantering servant drew'rein I may not tell you.” luggage. I’ve heard say the aunt for a way to use your cut-out de­ showing 36 authentic stitches; or noisy and decrepit autos. Norwood dould make a brace of tigers wish at an outlying police kana and, after “I’ll bet a month’s pay,” said signs for simple but effective the RAG RUG LEAFLET will be stood on a sort of traffic island in mey’d looked the other way. They a heatedly uncomplimentary debate applique work. included FREE with orders for O’Leary, “that the temple Brahmins mid-street—an oasis of palms with say she’s a holy terror. But .they with the policeman in charge, have sent out a call for informa­ phoned the palace. The Maharanee The long sides of the mats are both books, for the present. Ev­ an ancient fountain and one big glar­ tiell me the young one ’ud m elt your hemmed and the ends faced with eryone should have copies of these tion.” ing arc-light. He could see the or­ lieart to look at her. They call the was out: It entered no one’s head to “Would it make any difference to consult the Maharajah; it was his one-inch bands of green, as at A. two books containing 96 How to derly bringing the horses; he might young one Miss Lynn Harding.” Thb napkins are also hemmed on you, Mt. O’Leary, where the two just as well wait for them. hour of the day to study postage Sew articles that have not ap­ -,“What else have you found nut?” peared in the paper. This offer hundred rupees came from, suppos­ Threading its way through the ■“Not much.” ing you had it?” except to the physician who should bahds on 'the other two. The stem will be withdrawn soon. Send or­ traffic in the direction of the palace, |“You’re about due for an Irish for the; bright red cherry follows der with 25 cents immediately to . “Two fifty might tempt me. I’d there came one of those old-fash- promotion. You’re getting too fat. bring him his evening tonic. How­ think it over.” ever, Prince Rundhia had returned a circular line embroidered in Mrs. Spears, 210 S. Desplaines St., S’MATTI I’ye my eye on a man who knows green outline stitch. The leaf is Chicago, 111., and both books will “Even that price might not be what work is.” that afternoon, from a visit to Delhi. '■m Someone phoned him. Things hap­ of the green material. be mailed postpaid. too high for exact information as to “All right, sir. If you want me Experiment with cutting the why Captain Norwood is in Kadur; to talk-before I know what I’m talk­ pened. .. There are two palaces. Rundhia’s cherry and leaf in paper. When and also why Mrs. Harding and Miss ing about, I’ll do it. Here goes. you have cut a'design that pleases Lynn Harding are here at the same The whole bazaar’s as full o’ dirty is separated from the Maharajah’s only by a high wall and two widths you, make a pattern in lightweight ruined eyes time. There is some connection. rumors as Stoddart’s dog is o’ fleas. cardboard. Cut the fabric a little What is it?” of glorious garden. Rundhia’s im­ by neglect; they Set fed and There’s a game on, and it’s all set. larger than the pattern, clip the sore and you let them go. Don’t “I’ll find out,” said O’Leary. They’re laying for us, and the way ported patent automatic garage-door swung open. His imported ex-Czar- edge as at B; then press it over do Leonaidi’a Golden Bya “And you will sell me the infor­ they figure it we’re in the bag al­ the pattern with a warm iron as Lotion relieves soreness In o n mation?” ready. I’ve been offered a bribe to ist chauffeur whirled a Rolls-Royce A r, Cools, heala and strengthens. to the front door. Rundhia took at C to make a firm crease. Re­ “I’ll think it over. If I can’t find tell why you’re in Kadur.” move the pattern, and sew the LEONARDOS a higher bidder, maybe you and I “ Cash?” the wheel. They opened the front GOLDEN EYE LOTION can do business. You’d better watch “No. Promises. Man name o’ gate just in time. Another split ' MAKES WEAK EYES STRONG second and he would have crashed War Large Sitf wtA Dnpfier ' 30 C m tt I out for me. I’ll take a stroll through Noor Mahlam.” . '• “Beyond that you were offered a it, sacked the lot of them, and S. B-LeonjrdIQCo. Inc., New BochrtltlW. T .> -i the bazaar later on.” bummed a new car from his aunt. , “ Very well, Mr. O’Leary. My of­ bribe, did you get any other line AROUND on their intentions?” There was a whirl of dust, a din fice is—” of tooting. Headlights flooded the Righteousness Must Live “What do I care where your office “No, I know we’re being spied TH E HOUSE If righteousness should perish i on. There’s a saying in Kadur that narrow roads with blinding glare. A is. D’you think I’d let myself be Three dogs and some belated chick­ would not be worth while for men seen calling on you? You keep a diamonds see in the dark. We’re TipIess Shoestrings.—If metal to live on the earth.—Emmanuel being watched now. We can’t afford ens died the death. Three villages dekko lifting. You’ve plenty o’ spies. gasped and called on thirty gods to tips come off of shoe strings dip Kant. Find out where I go, and follow, a mistake. But they’ll try some them in mucilage. This wiU stif­ ■% more bribery first before they act witness their piety. Rundhia and bring your money with you. rammed on the brakes and got out fen the ends and make it easy to Three hundred." ugly.” put them through eyelets. Penetro to soothe “Don’t take their money. Don’t of the car to bow to Mrs. Harding * # * itching, stingins mi** “ “But sahib, we agreed to—” just as calmly, as blandly, as amus­ ery of mosquito, non* “I said three hundred. You’d bet­ take a gift of‘any kind from any­ edly courteous as if he were en­ For Mosquito Bites.—A little poisonous insect bites. ter go before I’m seen talking to one.” . tering her drawing room. household ammonia added to the “Me?” PEMETRO you. Captain Norwood might be “Well, I am glad to see you,” water with which mosquito bites' $ back any minute. If he should ask “Yes. You.” are washed will remove the sting! Man-Made Misery v.n “I’m incorruptible.” said Mrs. Deborah Harding. “I don’t * % • SI me who you" are I’d have to tell know who you are, but—” A man is as miserable as he him*, and it wouldn’t sound nice. Oil Up!—Don’t forget to oil your $ She saw a cobra. CHAPTER m “Prince Rundhia, your host’s thinks he is.—Seneca. Him and me never lie to each oth­ nephew.” , vacuum cleaner and electric er.” ioned carriages in which zenana la­ “How d’you do. You took your washer. Oiling keeps them in Mrs. Deborah Harding, in leg­ good condition, and they wear be miserable with dies take the air. It was magnifi­ gings, a short skirt, and a wide pith own time, didn’t you? I had begun CHAPTER D cently horsed. Two mounted men to think no one was coming.” longer. helmet, wearing goggles, and with a * * * MALARIA rode ahead to clear the way, and camera suspended somehow from they were followed by two runners When Making Blueberry Pie.— WHY and C O L D S V e Captain Carl Norwood was in noth­ her portly figure, prodded ruins with The garden guesthouse was a copy Mix one teaspoon of ground nut­ ing yet that he or anyone could rec­ armed with sticks. Two men in the ferrule of a green silk sunshade. C G C will check MALARIA last and splendid livery on the box. Two of a cottage at Juan Ies Pins. It meg with two tablespoons of flour ognize as trouble. On horseback, Two palace servants danced attend­ had been Rundhia’s idea. The and sprinkle the mixture on the UIIU 9ives symptomatic cold relief. followed by a mounted native order­ footmen on a platform behind the ance on her, doing their obsequious carriage. Two more horsemen Prince had persuaded his aunt the berries, then add sugar. liquid, tablets. salve. nose drops ly, he was entering the ancient gate utmost to prevent calamity. Maharanee to go thoroughly modern * * * bringing up the rear. • of Kadur City. A good-looking fel­ “Sahiba! Not good! Much too for once. As the carriage drew near Nor­ A Household Necessity.—A knife Self-Favor low, young to be a Captain of Royal many cobra—kerait—scorpions—too TJie Maharanee almost worshiped sharpener is as essential a piece I easily regain favor with my­ POP— Fd Engineers. He looked more like a wood, a terrifically noisy truck bad. Come, look this way. Plenty Rundhia, but she had compelled him frightened the horses. Almost at of Leasehold equipment as the cof­ self.—Phaedrus. cavalryman. Inside the city gates, ruins this way.” to return from Europe by cutting off fee pot. Not even an expert there was a stinking herd of loaded the same moment, two elephants But Mrs. Deborah Harding wasn’t the supplies of cash. She wanted YO UR Nq loomed into view from a side, street. carver is able to do much with camels. They blocked the street. in the habit of taking the advice of him to learn to be At for the throne. a dull knife. K E E P Norwood’s horse that wasn’t used The horses plunged. Thedriverhad anyone less than a Supreme Court But Rundhia was always threatening • * • A GREAT BARGAIN hard work to control them. The car­ CWEERF to camels went into a panic. When Justice; nor would she hesitate to to go to Europe agaiin unless she Cnt Flowers With Razor Blade. he had calmed the horse he dis­ riage swayed violently. The right question that if it didn’t agree with m ade things tolerable ;*so she had to V E S P E R T E A front wheel struck the curb, close —Take a-safety razor blade with mounted, gave the reins to the or­ her own convictions. She was dy­ make good his gambling losses and you when you go into the garden PURE ORANGE PEKOE to Norwood. The shock jerked open to humor his whims. derly, and told him to let the horse namic, opulent, willful dignity per­ to cut flowers. It is more satis­ 50 Cups for 10 Cents get used to the smell of camels and the door. The electric arc-light shone in, revealing the occupants. sonified. As honorary special corre­ No one had stayed a t the guest* factory than scissors for cutting follow, as soon as the camels were spondent to The Woman Citizen, of house until Mrs. Deborah Harding delicate flower stems. out of the way. He wanted to The coachman reined the horses to AaronvQle, Clarendon County, Ohio, heard about it during her tour ol stretch his legs anyhow. Itwasonly a standstill, shouting to the footmen she was being an authority on ruins. & to seize their heads. India. She knew exactly how tc . a mile walk to the Residency, on the She looked like authority. She had contrive invitations. She considered Diamonds, pearls, zephyry silken authoritative gestures, and a note-, she conferred a favor on the rules far side of the city. The swarming saris of the hue of Himtdayan dawn. streets were interesting, just before book. of Kadur by accepting their hospi> Two women. The older, stout one It was close on sunset. Mrs. De­ sunset, with the night life just be­ raised a fan to hide her face. It tality for herself and her niece. ginning. was the other who held Norwood borah Harding’s goggles were dusty. (TO BB CONTINUED) The Residency stood In a vast spellbound. compound amid neem trees. Guard­ She was young. She was full of house—flagpole—Union Jack. The laughter. She had mocking, excita­ Old Fort Laramie Proclaimed National Mbnnment Residency guard of native Indian in­ ble, generous eyes that looked wild fantry was turning out to pay the to lose their innocence and revel in Old Fort Laramie, in Wyoming, nental commerce shifted to the customary honors to the flag at sun­ what shouldn’t be, but is, and is army general headquarters during south and the Indians were subdued set. The Resident was on the front amusing. She saw no evil, only the Indian wars on the plains and and either confined to reservations DC " M a e i steps, middle-aged and military long-time capital of the wilderness or transported to other parts of the humor in being stared at by a man Louise looking. Norwood had to wait until who shouldn’t see her, and hadn’t west of the Missouri river, has been countoy, Fort Laramie languished, the brief ceremony was over. His expected to. Indian zenana ladies proclaimed a national monument. and in 1886 its abandonment was s p e n t reception was not cordial. The in­ are supposed to shrink from men’s The score of crumbling buildings recommended. The last troops A ssem bl vitation to dinner was perfunctory, eyes. Hers met Norwood’s full, and that still mark its site at the junc­ marched out of the old fort in 1889 M a n y p i so phrased that it was easy to re­ full of laughter. tion of the Laramie and North and th^' military reservation was e r a l fore) fuse. Norwood, of course, recovered Platte rivers are to be preserved restored to the public domain the m u # * Ih e world-famous fla­ • progran “I’m tired, sir. Long march. I self-possession. He was in uniform, and restored as a memorial to the following year. would like to turn in early.” so he saluted. He was about to dauntless traders and soldiers who Although half a century has vor of Kellogg’s Corn A. M l “Very well, Captain Norwood. speak; he had thought of a properly maintained this greatest of .all ref­ passed since the Stars and Stripes L, McClT Don’t let me inconvenience you. I gallant remark that would sound al­ uges along the covered-wagon trail waved over the historic old fort, Hakes comes from a se­ A rk., an was informed, of course,-''that you most like a quotation from the “Ara­ by means of which the West was since which time the place has been CORN ing and I won. ’ s cret recipe known only Io were coming. Can’t say that I ap­ bian Nights,” when the palace serv­ in the hands of various private own­ roch’s b l prove of this survey of the Kadur ants took the situation in hand. Thei first known white men to visit ers, many of the stout old buildings Kellogg. No one has ever River. The priests will resent it bit­ Tbe driver recovered command of the site were m em bers of the Stuart still stand, including a part of origi­ on R. 2 .1 terly. There may be trouble enough his horses. The carriage moved party of the Astorians in the winter nal'Fort John and “Bedlam,” the been able to match itl from D al as it is over the temple boundary on. The footmen jumped lip be­ of 1812-13. Later it was a fur-trading bachelor officers’ quarters erected years a g | dispute. The Maharajah claims own­ hind. Norwoodwasleftwondering.. post. In 1849 the United States in 1852. ership of certain buildings, beneath He had had a vision. He had never army purchased Fort Laramie in Together with Scotts Bluff Nation­ R . C. which it has been an open secret for seen such a beautiful, girl. order to establish authority over the al monument, located 60 miles t« an, who I ' centuries that the priests have a dia­ The older, stouter woman, who streams of emigrants who were the east, Fort Laramie preserve* in .TerusL passing through the fort en route to mond mine.i” had. used the fan to'hide her face, two of the most famous landmark* home Iasl “That’s why I’m here, sir. I was should be the Maharanee of Kadur. California. By 1865 the Indian situ­ ORlOW*M>' m ent H f told that Prince Rundhia started But Norwood' knew she was child­ ation became so troublesome that on the Oregon trail, the Mormoc trail, the Overland trail, the rout< Tenn., the argument.” less; otherwise Prince Rundhia, the Fort Laramie was. made general Copr. 1939 bjr Kdbfg Ccaour tak in g t i Maharajah’s nephew, would not be of the Pony Express, the Overlanc ^ “Yes, he’s heir,to the throne. He headquarters of "the military , dis­ left eye : h@d to start it in the Maharajah’s heir to the throne. The' ladies of trict of the plains.” stage and the first transcontinenta naihe, but it was Rundhia’s idea. Kadur have blade, not golden hair, When the arteries of transconti­ telegrap' ports thafl this city," G overni City, is g | rem ain tlT THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C.

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MUINE PURE ASPIRIN COLD TRTJTH Cheerful News FAREWELL TO CAMP By GLUYAS WILLIAMS Motives Clear Jinks—I love the bracing winter often be ashamed of temperatures of the North. Only sis­ t actions if the world sies run to Florida when it gets cold motives which caused up here. Jenks—Yeah! I’m broke, too! No Tattle-Tale Rastus-Did brudder Brown gib Rills-Fever de bride away? in*. Slept cnult and Sam-No sah! He’s gwine let de d of mawig. Famoul groom fine dat out fur hisse’f ey-baek gatr*ofee MiserablE Social Liffbts Betty—Aren’t ants foolish little MEFtS RSSTOF CAMP Af KSS AotRmutec sawn of AHUtIES WSIKffON IiMA IlMlM NWfP PtAtE1 SftRTS ShVlHS TtEKMS SIMM, tOCMES WN with backache ? things? They work, and work, and * SEE HlH Off PM CMtf AdiEtfesaiia work, and never play. CMy-WEWJiWOR. W THEN kidney; function badly and Jban—But there always have been YY you suffer a nagging backache, ORYOPHM ants at every picnic I’ve gone to. with diziiness, burning, scanty or too frequent urination and getting up at ntgnf; when you feel tired, nervous, - advertisements, Two Sleepy People

THE DAVIE RECORD. Seen Along Main Street To Broadcast Speech Wright-Price. By The Street Rambler. We understand that Radio Sta­ Mn. J. Guemey Wright, announces the We Cordially Invite L a r g e s | C. FRANK STROUD - - Editor. 0 0 0 0 0 0 tion WSJS, Winston-Salem, will marriage of her daughter. Evangeline, to W. N. Price, of Charlotte, on Ju!y 1st. at Preacher walking down street with broadcast the annual address of D av ie TELEPHONE York, S. C. Mrs Pricebasmadeberhome Everybody, Everywhere extra loud shirt on his back—Gen­ Governor Clyde R. Hoey at the in Charlotte for the past several years. Entered at the Postoffice in Mockt- tleman gazing at ladies wearing ap­ Masonic picn:c in this city on Mr. Price is a son of H r. and Hrs. J. A. To Attend The NEV vllle, N. C., as Second-clasB Mail parel in show window at Sanford’s Price, of Heeklenburg county, and is con­ Thursday, Aug. iotb. The ad nected with the Airwood Dairy, in Char­ m atter. March 3.1903. department store Buncb of folks dr^si will begin about 1 1 ^ o o ’clock, lotte. Mr. and Mrs. Price are making Miss arguing about which of two sisters their home in the Queen City. Mrs. Price 61st Annual Masonic Picnic a. m., aud the broadcast is supposed W ednesl SUBSCRIPTION RATES: were the pret iest—Pres Adams, of is a sister of Mrs. WadeSmitblOfthiscit'. to last about one hour. Those who Calahaln, walking around on the To Be Held In Mocksville Burkej OME YEAR. IN ADVANCE - * I OO cannot get to attend the picnic, SIX MONTHS. IN ADVANCE • * SO streets early in the morning—Attor­ Floyd P. Beck. ing his : can tunc their radios to 1 3 1 0 Kilo- ney Bnrr Brock talking about land Floyd P. Beck, 41, died Wednesday night On Mrs D .| acd hear the Governor. If possible, President Roosevelt went fishing sale—Tilden Angell busy selling fine a t his home, MoekavUIe Route 4. | beans gathered on his town farm— be here in person to enjoy the fine Tbefuneraiwasheld Friday afternoon' P au li on Sunday. Some of the daily at 3 o’clock at Fork Church. Burial was I Two girls enjosing "Everybody’s program, the big dinner, the mid D. C , iJ papers reported that he caught a in the church graveyard. f Thursday, Aug. IOth9 1939. Baby.” a t Princess Theatre—Boy wav and many other attractions, a Surviving are the widow; three childrer. town w il marlin that weighed 7 0 pounds, Lucille, Hailene and Hinnie Ruth Beck; his. and girl setting on porch looking mong them being the up-to date Cattwrid riding devices of R. C. Lee, which parents, Mr. and Mrs. Houston Beck; three while others papers said *he didn’t sweet at each other—Marvin Keller brothers, Charlie, George and Clyde Beck, We Also Extend A Sincere is always a drawing card at these L ittle I catch a fish. It may be all right inviting people to Old Folks singing all of Mocksville, Route 4; and one sister. big picnics. Mrs. Dora Cable, of Mocksville, Route S.* spent si) to fish on Sunday, but can anyone —Jerusalem farmer ih bank getting Invitation To AU The Sm ith imagine honest old Abe Lincoln check cashed—Miss Mildred busily Mr and Mrs. Hasten Carter and Lawrence Ray son of Mr. and V irgiuial William McKinley fishing on Sun­ engaged counting nickels—Gertrude son, Mr. and Mrs. John Greene Mrs. Hasten Carter has returned day? We think not. busy selling ice cream on hot day— Benson spent awhile Sunday night home after a week's stay with bis People of Davie A sbeiJ Knox Johnstone the busiest man in with Mr. and Mrs Erasmus Phelps. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Brice H endricl The Record office will be closed town getting everything ready for week at I all day Thursday. If the editor is the big picnic—Helen and Matjorie And Adjoining Counties report a I alive and the Lord willing, he will getting ready to tell each other au be on the picnic grounds all day revoir.—Young gentleman farmer W A N l looking lor his “enemies” with a eating much ice cream—Sheek and To Visit Our Big Store On two horJ" receipt book in one hand and the Vernon taking life easy ship. 4 other ready to gataer in frog skins PICNIC DAY or cart wheels. We are hoping Bixby News. that all our subscribers who are Mr. and Mrs. Bradly Comatzer, Mn. T he due us on subscription will meet Charles Groce, of Detroit. Hich., are visit­ Or Any Other Day held the I us with a smile on their lace and a ing Hr. and Mrs. J . S. Comatzer. Cornatzd Mrs. Green Howard and little N attie Fa r, one inviq frog skin or two in their hands. of Detroit. Hich.. are visiting her father When Looking For Bargains. baskets. I Thursday is the big Masonic pic­ George Carter and relatives Hrs. C. C. Walker m ade a business trip Mrs. nic, the day hundreds of old peo­ If You Haven’t Yet Bought Your to Winston-Salem Thursday. ville, Va I ple as well as young people look Misses Annette Barney and Lucy Ro­ Mrs. Eil forward to from one year to the bertson attended the birthday dinner of WHITE SHOES next. It is needless to say that Mr. N ath Potts Sunday. She will f thousands of people will be here Hr. and Hrs. Tom Howard and sons We Can Save YouMoneyOn Them. fore re tu | Clifford and Kennetb, spent Thursday with from many sections of the country T he P l Mrs. W alter Bamey. Come To The for this big annual event.. Some Mrs. Lou Barney who has been ill is Prices Have Been Drastically Cut. picniced I have already arrived fiom di?tant improving. m a so n ic picnic day after! states, with others coming in daily. Mr. and Mrs. RobertHiIton, of Winston- We Can Fit The Entire Family. all bad a | We trust that this will be one of S akm visited Mt. and Mrs. G. A. Hilton. Thursday, Aug. 10th. enjoyed i Sunday. the biggest and best picnics of all Little Josephine and Clifford Howard We Will Be Open AU Day Will P | the 6 0 that have been held in the spent Monday in Winston-Salem. Make Our Store the Book county. Governor Hoey will de J. G Walton made a business trip home Startlinel liver the annual ar dress. He is one to Pittsburgh. Pa. While there will v'.sit Wednesday, Aug. 9th. BC of the finest orators in the state, his sister Mrs. C. A. Caldwell and brother Your Meeting Place. Charlie Wa!ton. of Bulton, Pa. From Pitts­ and will be heard by all who can T he t r | burgh be will go to Philadelphia on busi­ get in hearing distance. The Mocks- ness and to visit relatives TEAR OUT THIS AD be sorry | ville high school band will furnish Mocksville Iy ill. music for the picnic this year. If Elbaville News. And Bring It To Our Store Afid N ail, R. you haven’t made your plans to Mr. and Hrs Alex Tucker and daughter here Frid Louise and Mies Ruby Foster were Mocks­ come to Mocksville Thursday, bet­ Get A 5 Cent Drink Deputy ville shoppers Saturday afternoon. They ter begin to do so now, as it is only Cash Store also attended the baseball game at Coc- FREE ington t | two days until the. big event. Ieemeo. Advance vs Couleemee. I copper st] Littie Hiss Harjorie Ann Burton and: Geo. R. Hendricks, Manager nesday. Only Two Left. Barbara Ann Wyatt are visiting their I HalI-Kimbrough Drug Co. only a s | grandmother Mrs. J. V. Johnstone, of So far as we have been able to Fork. J I found. S learn, there are but two men living Miss Morjorie Strouss. of Winston Salem All peil in Davie county who haven’t miss­ spent the past week as guest of Miss Mary cem eteryl Lewis Hege. I ed a Masonic picnic since the first there earl ■ Mr. and Mrs. K. F . Hege bad as Sunday one was held at Cooleemee 6 1 years visitors Mr. and Mrs. Addison Mathews', When You Come To The Picnic Picnic Day And Every OtherDay and assisl ago. The gentlemen are John N. and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Tesb and _ you can’t I lames, of this city, and Henry children and Mr. and Hrs. Aaron Boles tributionl Smithdeal, of Advance. and children of Winston-Salem. I See What We Have In USE Miss Bonnie Rose and Geraldine He- FO R : Cullough. of Charlotte are visiting tbeir trie Mot<] Home-Coming at Fork. sister Mrs. W. G. Ratledge. | NEW RADIOS “Mocksville’s Best” W e also J The annual home-coming will Hrs. W. G. Ratledge spent last week in Charlotte with her mother. Hrs. Geo. Mc­ take place at Fork Baptist church •; Cullough. I And Meadows Washers For Your Picnic Cakes next Sunday, beginning at 1 0 Hr and Mn. Sam Hege and family J. S. o’clock. Among those on the pro were Mocksville shoppers Saturday after-! pital, Dul 'gram will-be Rev. J. L. Vi'pper. noan. I Batteries, Tuber, Repairs At lteasonable Prices and Mrs Betty Tucker visited her daughter dical e x f man, noted Baptist preacher. A ■ I. . , Hrs. Crouse Jones, of Wipston-SaIem one home T u l blly Mae Bailey, is visiting irla- T biathe Srd day of City, is gl U vesft Lexington. J , Bi GRANT, Comi ***> rem ain tq i I

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Miss Svah Johnson, of Ruffin, Mrs. W.K. McDaniel. Him iiiin in n n im nm w FHE DAVIE RECORD. spent Thursday and Friday in town We Cordially Invite Ytfu To Attend The Picnic rite the guest of Miss Helen Faye Princess Theatre Mrs. W. K. McDaniel, 29. ilied Thursday a t the home of her mother, Mrs. C. W. Thursday, August 10th. Largest Circulation of Anv Holthouser. WEDNESDAY ONLY Allen, near Smith Grove. rh ere Davie County Newspaper. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Butler, of The funeral was held Saturday after­ GENE ACRTRY in Kannapolis spent several days last noon at 3 o'clock at Bethel Methodist "HOME ON THE PA1RIE” church. Burial was in the church grave­ We Are Better Prepared To Furnish You week wi'h Mrs. Butler’s mother, NEWS AROUND TOWN. yard. Mrs. Bruce Watd, on Sanford Ave. THURSDAY and FRIDAY Surviving are the husband; mother; Good Flour and Feed Picnic Miss Thelma Marshall, spent three brothers, Glenn. Ollieand Gene AlIen Mr. and Mrs. Hasten Carter and ERROL FLYNN In all of Mocksvilie. Route 3; and three sisters We Reconunend Our Flour And Feeds To Wednesday in Charlotte shopping. children spent Saturday with Mrs. • “ DODGE CI1Y” - Mrs. Ray Phillips, of Hanes: Mrs, Carl >cksville Horace Deaton, of ThomasviU?. W illiams and Mrs. Marvin Bates, of Mocks Those Who Desire The Best Burke Meadows, of Kin);, is visit In Tecbnicolor ville, Route 3. Mr. Deaton was oS on a trip to the with Olivia DeHaviIlanri, Ann Sheridan ing his aunt and unde, Mr. and coast. TRY A BAG OF OUR Mrs D. L. Fardue. SATURDAY Josephine and Elva Carter, are Cut or tear out the Hall-Kim- spending some time with their aunt Paul Southern, of Washington, CHARLES STARRETT in Daisy Plain and Daisy Self-Rising Floor brough Drug Co's, ad which ap­ Mrs. Horace Deaton and Mr. Dea. k 1939. D. C , is spending the summer in pears in today’s paper and carry it ••RIO GRANDE" ton, of Tbomasville. And Be Convinced town with his sister, Mrs. Olin to their store and get a 5 cent ice cold drink free of charge. | MONDAY and TUESDAY Cartwright. We Carry A Complete Line Of PETER LORRE in Sincere Miss Alma Rhyne, of Dallas, Little Miss Bettie Honeycutt Growing Mash, Laying Mash, Starting Madb spent Tuesday night and Wednes­ “MR; HOTO AT DANGER ISLAND” Il The spent several days last week at day in town, the guest of Miss Bargains! And Cotton Seed MeaL Smith Grove, the guest of Helen Daniel. Miss Rhyne is. a Virginia Sheek.. member of the ColleitsviUe school Land posters for tale at Plenty Arsenate of Lead 4 Ib 49c Ivie faculty. Meat ( Asheiey Dwiggins and Robert I Tbe Rccord office. Lard. 48 Ib can |4.25 Hendricks spent several days last The merchants will not close on Lard, 16 Ib backet $1.59 Wednesdayafternoon this week for JlnrtI 1 Carolina I week at Carolina Beach. Theboys Lard, 8 Ib carton 69c J. P. Green Milling Co. aunties benefit of picnic shoppers. Some Davie County f report a fine time. of the businessiusiness houseshouses willwill closecl for Lard, 4 Ib carton 35c Buyers And Ginners Of Cotton Lard, I' Ib IOc WANTED—Renter for a good a part of the day Thursday so em­ Notice of Sale of Land. MoeksviIIe1 N C. >re On two horse farm in Calahaln town­ ployers can go to the picnic. Horn-Johnstone, Grimes Floor $2 25 I Under and by virtue of the power ship. Must furnish stock. Sugar, 100 lbs ' $4.59 Mr. and Mrs, “ Buck” Miller, and authority contained in a certain Sugar, 25 lbs $1.22 M. P. ADAMS, Mrs. Geo. Winecoff and Misses decree in a certain special proceed Mocksville, R. 4 . SarahMcGeeandRubyMilIer, of ing in the Superior Court of Davie Sugar, 10 Ibs 49c County entitled Walter Smith, et a) Sugar, 5 lbs 25c The Cornatzer reunion will be Mocksville and Loyu Smith, of Hanestown went to Myille Beach vs Williams, et al„ tbe under- Salmon, Pink can He |D a y held the 4 th Sundsy in August at I signed Commissioner therein duly 5c Matches 3c last week. appointed, will, on Saturday. Aug. Cornatzer.M. E. church. Every­ 2 packs 15c Cigarettes 25e Mr. and Mrs. Fred Triveite and 19.1939. at the hour of 12 o’clock, m. one invited and bring well fills® Rice Ib 4c bargains. children.whohave been spending a“ he>S0U(r,t baskets. c..n,L r of Tirr, a ville. North Carolina, expose the tol- White Beans, Ib 4c the summer at Mrs. Trivette s old IowJng tract 0f |an(j jn Davie Coun. Pintoes, Ib 5c Mrs. Charlie Kurfees, of Jeters- home near Fork, moved to Wins- ■ ty_ North Carolina, to public re-sale ight Your Pure Apple Vinegar, gallon 19e ville, V a , is the guest of her sister, ton Salem last week, where they for cash to the highest bidder.to-wit: 9x12 Rugs '$3.39 M rs. Em m a H u tcb eD S , on R. 2 . will make their home. The Re- jst. Beginning at a stake, corner cord is sorry to lose these good peo »0f Highway 158, running S. 5 W. or 3 for $10 00 She will visit relatives in Iowa be­ pie, but wish them much success in 3 0 29 chg. to a stone, thence S. 85 E PLOW PARTS • On Them, fore returning home. their new home. (14 20 chs. to a stone; thence N. 4 E OLIVER - i 792 chs. to an iron, thence N. 8 6 W. Points Land Mol The Presbyterian Sunday school The annual revival services will q 2 3 chs. to a stone, thence N. 2 E picniced at Mirror Lake Wednes be held at Rock Spring Baptist 3 .2 0 chs. to a stone, thence E. 100 Goober 1 2 46 1 1 0 [ically Cut. 1 0 31 55 day afternoon. The old and young church beginning of tbe fourth Jchs. to a stone, thence N, 4 E. 24 00 155 Sunday in August and continuing. chs. to the center Highway No. 158, 13 39 55 155 all had a delightful time time, and |e Family, over the following week. Rev. J. ’ thence S. 70 degs. with said highway 19 43 85 265 enjoyed a fine picnic supper. N. Binkley will assist the pastor, ? 35 chs. to tbe beginning, contain 2 0 47 85 265 Will Pay a reasonable price for Rev. G. D. Renegar. Tbere will, «* 3,3 acreV T re 0r le8 I' , ., Syracuse ill Day be three services Sunday. The 2nd, Beginning at center of High- the Book “ Wonderful Events and I 1465 31 55 155 Startling Incidents.” «-*• * “f ■■■'“ » «—j 5* ftT J K T j s n s s 1464 39 76 205 1 9th. BOOSE McCLAMROCK, these special services. n. 65 E 1 .7 5 chs. to a stone, thence 1460 ‘ 45 80 255 ' Mocksville, N. C., R. 2 . ArevivaImeetingwiIl begin at N- 4 E J8 29 chs to a stone, thence Chattanooga _.Jt c„„ N. 8 S*W. 4 90 cha, to a stone, thence The friends of Mrs. Ida Nail will Corna zer Baptiit church next Sun- „ 4 w 1 0 1 4 to „ atone thence N. 72 19 33 105 be sorry to learn that she Is serious­ day m orning. Rev. Noah Hayes, 85 W 4 61 chs. to a Btone, thence S. 63 31 55 155 ly ill. Her daughter, Miss Ivie of Wilkesboro, will assist th e 6 W. 10.76 chs to a stake, thence S. 64 39 70 205 \h 85 E 4 50 chs. to a stake, thence S. 65 47 82 240 Nail, R. N., of' Hickory, arrived pastor. There will be three _ei 6 w 6 3 2 chg. to center of Highway, Tfais Is A Few of the Makef We Sell here Friday to be with her mother. vices Sun-lay, at 11 a. m ., 2 : 3 0 and (thence N. 70 E. with conter of Baid Attend The Big 7 : 3 0 p. m. Services will be held hiehway 394 cha. to the beginning. See Me For Anything In Shoes Deputy Rober Smith, of Farm­ m v . ! containing 20 89 acres more or less, Work, and Dress Clothing at 2:301 p. i d . , and 7 . 3 0 p. w ., dur- ” . . . . „ . re ington townsnip, captared a hot ’ , _ ' . I 3rd. Beginnintratiron ir Frank Dry Goods And Notions 61st Annual Masonic Picnic copper still near Cook’s store, Wed­ mg the week. Thepublic is C01- Smith line, runs N. 04 W. 8.83 chs. I Guarantee Our Goods And My inager ally invited. to a stone, thence S. 5 W. 20.40 chs. Prices Are Always Right nesday. The still bad been in use , to a stone, thence S 85 E. 9 84 chs. Thursday, August 10th. only a shoi.t while before being Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Southern, of t 0 a stone, thence N. 4 E 19 85 chs>. 2 Pair 3 and 4 Year Old Mules I Wiil Buy Your Countn/ Produce found. 'ashington, D. C., who have been to the beginning, containing 18i spending a couple of weeks with acres more or less. And Pay Market Price While In Town All persons interested in Center , . . ■ m rvv Lot No. I w illstart at $577.50. Lot I Am Agent For his sisters, Mrs. Ohn Cartwright No. 2 a t $630 00. and Lot No. 3 a t cemetery, are requested to meet Massey Harris Machinery and Mrs, Norris Fry, returned $ 253:00. Make Our Store Your Headiquarters there early next Saturday morning and Tractor home last week, ThevThey were were ac-j ac-' ROBERT SMITH* Commissioner. and assist in cleaning off same. If Mocksville, N. ' YOURS FOR BARGAI VS” lOther Day companied borne by Mr?. Norris you can’t come, please send a con­ B. C BROCK, Attorney. We Are Always Glad To Serve You In Any Way Fry. Mocksville, N- C, J. FRANK HENDRIX tribution to help in this good cause. When In Need Of Anything In The FOR SALE—Shock Proof Elec­ Hardwarie or Furniture Line, Call On Us tric Motors for Washing Machines. We also Repair Washers. We Appreciate Your Patronage lest C. J. ANGELL. The Maytag Dealer, Tell Your Neighbor Mocksville, N. C. - . w.\»*S3s < / ‘The Store Of Today’s Best” Cakes -.c- J. S. Daniel went to Duke Hos* t - pital, Durham, last week for a me To Come To The - dical examination. He returned !t:: Mocksville HardwareCo. home Tuesday, night. Mr. Daniel has been in bad health for some Big Masonic Picnic Patronize. Your . Hardware Store op time. His friends bope he will soon be fully recovered. - - - • tuits Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Foster and THURSDAY, AUGUST IOTH children, who have been living on Sanford Avenue for the past sever- *y -al years, moved to Lexington last And Tell Your Neighbor, Too, That week, where they will make their Sixty-First Annual I' future home. The Record wishes them well in their new home. PURE OIL DEALERS ARE GIVING

ie Co. JUST UNLOADED car load 5 V Gal. Roofing — 5 0 0 squares. We Masonic Picnic both lose if you don’t see us. The Smartest Tune-Up Treatments Mocksville Hardware Co. Will Be Held In Clement Grove Mrs. J. T. Angell 1 Misses Addie On Car And Truck Motors Since Oil Mae Caudell, Pauline Campbell, I Louise Stroud and C. F. Stroud spent Wednesday at the Baptist Assembly grounds at Ridgecrest. Was Discovered; Mocksvilk9 N, C. Many prominent Baptists from sev­ eral foreign countries, were on the program . VISIT YOUR A. M. McClamroch and son,. L Thnrsdayr Aug. IOth L 1 McCIamrocbl of Hot Springs, Ark., arrived here Thursday morn­ Friendly Pure Oil Dealer To-Day ing and are guests of Mr. McClam.' . roch’s brother, C. L. McClamrocb, Annual Address By on R. 2 . Mr. McClamroch moved VISIT MOCKSVILLE from Davie to Arkansas abont 3 5 y e ars ago. Goveraor Gyde R. Hoey R. C. Wilson, World War veter­ an, who lives near Liberty church, P i C ii i c D a y in Jenisalem township, returned home last week from the Govern­ A1Dinner Famous For Qyer ment Hospital, at Johnson City, Tenn., where he.spent three months WARD OIL COMPANY Sixty Year* taking treatment and having bis left eye removed. Mr. Wilson re ports that Dt. A. S. Harding, of MOCKSVILLE, N G tliis city, who is a patient at the Government hospital :n Johnson AMUSEMENTS GALOl City, is getting along fine. H e will BE SURE WITH PURE remain there for some time. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE. N. C-

Twins—Five Sets of ’Em—Amaze New Yorkers IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL ^lsk Me Jlnoiher WHO’S UNDAY I £ A General Quiz CHOOL Lesson — — — --- SBy HAROLD L. LUNDQUJST. D. D. The Questions Dean of fhe Moody Bible Institute NEWS of Chicago. (Released by W estern Newspaper Unloa*) 1. What m akes the Red sea red? 2. Where is' the oldest university Lesson for August 13 in the Western hemisphere? THIS 3. What kind of tree is the Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se* lected and copyrighted by International smallest tree in this country? Council of ReUgious Education; used by 4. How large is Palestine? 5. Why do pine needles remain BIG TOP J0eL WEEK green all winter? ELISHA: A LIFE OF 6 . What country is known as the 6 o t h t h e a f t e r ?: By LEMUEL F. PARTON HELPFULNESS “Land Without Women”? TO GOOD AUDlEN 7. Who said: “You m ay fire H U R SIED & A C K Tl 1MEW YORK.—One day, a long LESSON TEXT—II Kings 5:1-10, 14. "VilO C A fM A S M E l ’ time ago, a 17-year-old girl, GOLDEN TEXT—Be ye kind one to an* when you are ready, Gridley”? _ Janet Lord, was walking along Han­ other.—Ephesians 4:32, 8 . Describe the metamorphosis over street in Boston, a place where of frogs. you meet sea- “Loving kindness and tender mer­ 9. Can you translate the follow­ Mother Roperf faring men cies” (Ps. 103:4) are among the glo- ing into a familiar proverb: “The iSj To Sailors of from all ports 'rious attributes of our God, and con­ smaller domestic utensil accuses sequently characteristic of those the larger of nigritude”? of the civilized Sg B fS H | The Seven Seas world. Attract­ who love and serve Him. The world 10. What country is called the ed by a hymn tune, she stopped has all but forgotten these virtues, cock-pit of Europe? before a building, listened to the for in its brutal determination to I music of a melodeon, the lusty achieve results there is only an out­ The Answers Ilf I h chorus of men's voices, and, at ward veneer of courtesy and consid­ length, drawn by a power greater eration which extends itself primari­ 1. The' dull red tint of the Red than her girlish timidity, she mount­ ly to those from whom some advan­ sea comes from millions of micro­ ed the steps and so entered the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fifield of East Thompson, Conn., shown with 11 of theii 13 children, including five tage may be obtained or who are scopic plants called algae. headquarters of the Boston Sea­ sets of twins, as they lunched in a New York restaorant. New Yorkers were as much amazed at the sheer num­ highly regarded because of their 2. At Lima, Peru, the Univer­ men’s Friends society. Thus des­ ber of the children as the children were of the city’s skyscrapers, The youngest set of twins, FrankUn Del­ wealth or position. The poor and sity of San Marcos, founded in tiny took hold of Janet’s life and ano and Eleanor Roosevelt, are only two years old, The oldest child, Marguerite, 13, is seated next to her needy, the aged and afflicted are 1551. LALA PAL( showed her the way to go. mother at the head of the table. Two of the children including an infant son, are not shown. quickly brushed aside as unfortu­ 3. The Alpine willow, which nate hindrances in the path of prog­ .does not exceed six inches in Now Janet Roper, honse ress. height. STOP, HIVES - Il mother of the Seamen’s Church In ail 4imes God’s people have 4. Excluding Transjordan, the WANT TO ASK| institute on Sonth street, New ‘Heaven’ Can Wait—If Newport Has Its Way been those most considerate of oth­ area of Palestine is slightly over THAT MAN Xork, is observing the fiftieth ers. It is they who have given time 0 ,0 0 0 square miles. the way to and effort and means to help those 5. The surface of pine needles STOOGEVILLE in need. The life of Elisha is well is tougher than that of other characterized as a life of helpful­ leaves, thus protecting the chloro­ ness. It is surprising to find how phyll which keeps them green. . many of his miracles were for the 6 . Mt. Athos on the Macedonian purpose of helping others. > God’s coast of the Aegean sea. servants are called to be leaders and 7. Dewey, at Manila bay. to be preachers, but they are none­ 8 . The change by which tadpoles theless called to carry on a life of turn into frogs. helpful service. ' Elisha’s experience 9. The pot calls the kettle black. with Naaman suggests'how we may 10. Belgium, because it has been exercise such a ministry. Without the site of more European battles seeking to designate verses in the than any other country. text, shall we observe that we must I. Find' the One in Need. It is not always that the one with the deepest heed makes himself UncU fth ih S’MATTER Known. In fact, it is commonly true that those who have the greatest need and are possibly the most S a t j i s worthy of help keep their sorrows to themselves. Certainly it is true that those afflicted with the leprosy Well, This Is It > o 4 ! of sin do not often come to church. Twenty years ago, did you won­ ■A TD ■ We must go out and seel: them and der what your future would be in bring them in. 2 0 years? LB. T S One of the weaknesses of many He who rides behind another r nan, M ow of the multi-millionaire Joseph Kaufman, was recently refused a liqiux. churches today is that they go does not travel when he pleases. !officials when she planned on converting her mansion into an exclusive dinner and through their regular services, Men may be judged by what fireworks started. Mrs. Kaufman created a furore in the ultra-fashionable resort by which may include preaching the they laugh af, and they frequently !Father” Divine, NegTO cult leader, as a “heaven” for his followers. The Negro gospel, and then they lament the are. fer, and is completing plans for establishing the new “heaven.” Left: The Kaufman fact that sinners do not come to the Little Gmn at a Time ' he Divine flock. Right: The bar for which Mrs. Kaufman was refused a liquor license. services to hear and be saved. Let Civilization forever seeks to ' subsequently mar­ us be reminded that it is our busi­ bring the dull, .backward and sav­ ried a Congregational clergy­ Masquerade Revealed ness to go out into the highways age into its fold and makes only man, engaged in similar serv­ One-Man Submarine Tested in Hudson and the byways to find those in need. a little headway. ice. They worked together in Naarn an’s experience illustrates how There is very little good sar­ Gloucester, in Canada and in the simple word of a little slave casm, and yet it will move moun­ Oregon nntil her husband’s girl was instrumental in bringing the tains. MESCAL II death in 1915, when she came leper in touch with the man of God. Someone says the worst noise is !P to the Seamen’s institute on Had she failed in her responsibility, that of a small boy eating ice. Oh, Sonth street. She has no illu­ the prophet would have missed his no, that of a small boy cracking sions about sailormen, holding opportunity-to minister. Even the a hickory nut with his teeth. them to be no better and no humblest believer has his important Then We Mutiny worse than other men. Her work, seeking out the lost and We don’t mind a m an being work, and her three daughters, needy, ana'may thus be the means “captain of his soul” if he doesn’t living with her in Brooklyn, of bringing about great blessing. meddle with ours. comprise her enthusiasms. U. Locate and Diagnose the Con­ Be kind with discretion, or you dition. may invite ingrates to impose on N aam an knew that he had leprosy, you. TUDGE MANLEY O. HUDSON of but he did not know that he had a Women do not have any better the PermMient Court of Interna­ blight of soul called pride. The taste in selecting neckties for men tional Peace at The Hague, recently prophet, acting under the guidance than men do. arrived here, is, characteristically, and control of God, struck right at c i t n r U spending his the heart of things when he directed . Origin of Skywriting SeestheWorld vacation at Naaman to crush his pride and to InT erm sof C a m b r i d g e , show his faith by obeying God's Skywriting is a development of the World war and was originated H - w . command to wash seven tim es in the Jordan. in England by Maj. John C. Sav­ age, R. A. P., who conceived the international juridical import. He The story has many important ap­ was once Bemis professor of inter­ idea as a means of sending mili­ plications. Let us be sure that in tary signals over great distances POP— For national law at Harvard, a post he our efforts*to help people physically took, somewhat in discouragement, when other communications were or socially, we get through to their impractical or impossible. It was VO UR N E lI when his career was diverted by Involved in a minor traffic mixup, real need, the need of Christ. Let the refusal in 1928 of the United James W- Phipps was taken to a not perfected until after the war, K E E P V | us also be careful not to modify or however, and was used for adver­ States to join the League of Nations. Barney Connett of Chicago, master and crew of an U-foot submarine, Pasadena, Calif., police station. change God’s requirement. There CMEERPC previous to making a successful test dive in the salt water of the Hudson There a sergeant penetrated the dis­ tising purposes first when Capt. The world’s leading authority is one way of salvation—through Cyril Turner wrote "Daily Mail” on all questions pertaining to river in Yonkers, N. Y. Connett, in his homemade sub, has made ap­ guise and revealed “him” as a faith in Christ; there is no other proximately 400 dives, once crossing Lake Michigan nnder water from tfoman. Twice married, Phipps is above the heads of amazed racing comity among nations, this remedy for sin. A man "must be enthusiasts during the running of world to him is no abstract Chicago to Michigan City, Ind., a distance of 37 miles. The sob is pow­ the present ‘‘husband” of Mrs. Ma­ born again” or “he cannot enter ered by two sets of batteries and has all the usnal submarine equipment. bel Phipps, SO. For 23 years Miner­ the kingdom of God” (see John 3: the derby at Epsom Downs in Eng­ thing, no matter of geographical land in May, 1922. division. Human affairs and re­ va Phipps masqueraded as a man, 3-7). H men are too proud to go “His” first wife died in 1928. that way, they cannot be saved. In October of the same year lationships are his passion. A Captain Turner introduced sky­ Missourian—he was born in St. Police Close ‘Human Slave Market’ Observe also that there was no re­ spect of persons on the part of Eli­ writing to America when he wrote Peters in 1836—he reverses an Caribbean War Chief “Hello, U. S. A.” high abov.e New attributed reaction of citizens sha. Naaman was a great and dis­ tinguished man, ready to bestow York.—Hazel K. Wharton in New of his commonwealth in that tJFM * York Times. far from asking to be shown, he rich gifts, but the man of God had is at all times willing, nay no interest in those things. He want­ eager, to demonstrate. ed only to give God’s message. Guaranteed accuracy of Genial, incurably optimistic, men III. Apply the Remedy. /ActurateN strenEtb. purity and quality. One would be quick to condemn tally brilliant, he enjoys nothing so the trained physician who, having ytualih L/St.J6sepH much as to stand at bay in intellec­ EVERY * GENUINE PURE ASPIRIN tual combat, indulging with D’Ar- found his patient and having given tagnan’s ardor in sword-play, in his attention to his need, made a careful and accurate diagnosis and Keep Motives Clear Dt thrust and riposte, until his oppo­ then sent him away without apply­ nents are either convinced or, at We should often be ashamed of I0 ing the cure which was in his pos­ any rate, silenced. He will plunge our very best actions if the world session. As the servants of Christ only'saw the motives which caused into contest, or, if no struggle is the great Physician, engaged in the them. waging, he is very likely to start cure of souls, we need to be equally one. wise. It is commendable to engage Now 52 years old, Judge Hud­ in a discussion of the problems of son entered the League of Na- needy men and women, expressing Malaria* Chills • Fever ' tions secretariat with its origin Tat* raEablt Oridm*. Sfops di2k wti our heart interest in that need. It fovar, chant bleed of malaria. Famous in 1919, and ever since he has is desirable that we clarify our for 50 y m MoAoy*bacfc gearanfo*. been attached to it. Two years knowledge of their need and accu­ earlier, he was with the inquiry rately understand the truth of the and peace terms commission gospel which m eets that need. How­ established by the state depart­ ever, all of these things are quite ment and later, in Paris, was a meaningless unless they result in the member of the international law bringing of the gospel to bear on the division of the committee to ne­ Uves of the unconverted. MOBE FOB TOPB M gotiate peace. Work then begun led directly to the World court SoIitnde • Bead the advertisements. bench when the league assem­ I In San Juan, P aerto -Rico, Brig. An hour of solitude, passed in sin­ They are more than a selling O bly gave him the isecond highest Gen. Edmund L. Daley steps from cere and earnest prayer or con- aid Ior business. They form vote—48 out of 50—ever re­ Photographers had to be alert to get this view of America’s mcst the amphibian plane provided him ! flict with, and conquest over, a sin­ an educational system which ceived by a, candidate. novel matchmaking establishment, “The Homan Slave Market,” for by the war department to cover his gle passion or subtle bosom sin, is making Americans the best- N William Sewell college, Liberty, immediately after bids got nnder way, Palisades, N. J., police stepped in vast icsular territory.DaIey is com- will teach us more of thought, will educated bnyers in the world. Mo., is his alma mater and Har­ and sent six people to jail on the charge of maintaining a nuisance. Qere moulding offlcer*of the recently cre­ more effectually awaken the fac­ The advertisements are pari. vard, wh$re;he took post-graduate the auctioneer is asking'for bids pn a young man, an elderly gentleman ated department of the Caribbean, ulty and form the habit of reflection of an economic system which E courses/ his-alter mater. and a young girl. The idea of the “market” was to offer marriageable which includes .Puerto Rico, the Vir­ than a year’s study in the school; is giving Americans more (Connolidated Ftatures—WNU Service.) subjects on the block. "■ gin islands and> all intervening keys. without them.—Coleridge. Ior their money, every day. Y THE DAVlE RECORB MOCKSVILLE, N. C. Svian New Fashions A President’s Attendance Caused Wise and Otherwise Ie Jlnother For Now and Later Flurry of Excitement in Church If your garden Is fooling you, give A G e n e r a l Quiz LTERE’S a charming new, pat- it a few digs in return. tern (1784) that gives you a “May I tell you a story?” This Women can give everything with o pretty sleeveless dress, with a One Sunday during the summer smile and take everything back with I he Questions jacket that transforms it into the of 1917 the Presidient suggested is the story: a tear. Knowing our plans, Mr. Jervis nicest kind of street suit. It’s de­ that we drive quietly; over to Vir­ Every dog has his day, says the Jnakes the Red sea red? lightfully simple and cool—very ginia and attend the service at the had reached the church at 9:30, proverb. And, judging by the row is : is (he oldest university easy to make, with flattering frills Pohlck church, which was the finding it closed and not a soul my back garden, every cat has her Intern hemisphere? as the only trimming. Chiffon, place of worship of George Wash­ about. At the nearest house he knight kind of tree is the georgette, silk print, flat crepe and ington. When we arrived, the lit­ inquired whether there was to be uParents are often a hindrance to Iree in this country? linen are smart materials for this tle edifice was well filled. Mr. a service. The man did not know, children in a career” says a judge. fashion. Wilson, my brother Randolph and but said that* the preacher was Perhaps—but the children could t large is Palestine? hardly start a career without them, 4 Jio pine needles remain There’s a place in every girl’s I were escorted to the Washington holding Sunday school at his own Ivinter? life for the smart little play suit pew, given prayer books and left home and that Jervis might in­ A seaside worker tells tne he. gets and suspender skirt that buttons to ourselves. The service over, quire of him. At the minister’s $2.50 a day for picking up litter. A Country is known as the tidy sum? lhout Women”? we were accompanied to the door bouse Mr. Jervis found a young I said: “You may fire by a member of the vestry and man instructing a group of bare­ Did the guy who said “honesty is ,permitted to depart without any of foot girls and boys. Jervis asked the best policy** ever try telling the Iare ready, Gridley”? boss what he really thought of him? Iibe the metamorphosis (the crowding about which usually the man whether there would be attends the appearance of a Presi­ a service at the church, because Hank says his wife’s new diet has m dent, in public.' Also I was im­ the President had intended to fairly took her breadth away! Iou translate the follow- come. “The President of what?” Ifamiliar proverb: “The pressed by the large congregation, for it was raining. asked the clergyman. “Of the Timestic utensil accuses United States,” replied Jervis. Iof nigritude”? Afterwards Mr. Jervis, one of uYoung m an, I m ust shave. You country is called the the secret service men, asked:- The minister looked at his caller run over to the church and sorrowfully. “Young man, are Europe? tell the' sexton to ring the bell— you ill?” he asked. vigorously.” jAt the church Jervis Jervis showed his badge, adding found the old sexton opening the ffie A n sw e rs ‘M” for Noon that the President and Mrs. Wil­ door. He gave the minister’s mes­ T son were due in an hour. The Iiull red tint of the Red . According to the United States sage. The sexton’s mouth stood Naval Observatory 12:00 M is al­ minister clapped his hands. “Chil­ open for a minute. Then he said* J from millions of micro- dren, Sunday school is dismissed. Iits called algae. most universally used to desig: “Here, you ring that bell. It’s nate 12:00 o’clock noon. M in this All of you run home and tell your |ma. Peru, the Univer- fathers and mothers the President just outside in a tree. I got to go Marcos, founded in connection is an abbreviation of home and shave.”—Edith Bolling “Meridiem,” the accusative of the is coming to church and I want Latin “meridies,” meaning mid­ a good congregation to welcome Wilson in The Saturday Evening I Alpine willow, which him.” Then he turned to Jervis. Post. exceed six inches in day.

Jding Transjordan, the Ialestine is slightly over PICNIC BASKET A PASSPORT TO FCN Ire miles. (See Recipe Below) Jurface of pine needles fr than that of other Let's Have a Picnic! Add cream and the crushed peaches, bs protecting the chloro- which have been mixed with con­ fectioners’ sugar. Four into con­ Ih keeps them green. When skies are blue and cloud­ Ithos on the Macedonian all down the front. Cool, comfort tainer of ice cream freezer and less and the weather’s warm, a pic­ freeze, using 3 parts ice to I part ]ie Aegean sea. able and easy-to-wear for summer nic basket is the passport to fun. S e I i S m in salt. at Manila bay. play, it will be nice for school in It may be a spur-of-the-moment pic­ Ihange by which tadpoles the fall too. The shorts are be­ nic with a simple lunch prepared Frankfnrters de Luxe. frogs. comingly flared, and the blouse from supplies on hand in pantry 1 2 frankfurters lot calls the kettle black, has a becoming sports collar. and refrigerator; or it might be a American cheese (cut in strips Vt pm, because it has been Gingham, pique, linen and broad­ steak fry or barbecue with the food by 4 inches) more European battles cloth are nice cottons for this out­ 1 2 strips bacon cooked on the picnic grounds; but S 4 t t ! Iother country. fit, 1786. it’s more likely to be an old-fash- With a sharp knife make a slit No. 1784 is designed for sizes 14, ioned “family style” picnic for a along one side of each frankfurter. 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 16 re­ half-dozen to a hundred hungry In each slit place a strip of cheese. quires 6% yards of 39-inch fabric, guests with plenty of good-tasting Press together and wrap a strip of without nap for dress and jacket food of delicious variety. bacon around each frankfurter. T t r e s t o n ^ ji t s with three-quarter sleeves; 2% Whether your picnic is planned Fasten with toothpicks^ Roast on yards of trimming. a charcoal grill, turning occasional­ d : for a family, HOME A N D AUTO SUPPLIES/ No. 1786 is designed for sizes 8 , a Sunday school ly, to cook the bacon evenly. Or 10, 12 and 14 years. Size 10 re­ class, or a lodge, place on a toasting fork (or stick), quires 1% yards of 35-inch fabric, and roast over an open fire for t Is It you’U t^iese Iyears ago, did you won- for blouse; 1% yards for'shorts; I T ^ods prime fa- about 5 minutes. S A V E v*> T O /im M L I your future would be in 1% yards for the skirt, without vorites with the Cabbage Salad. nap. guests. Recipes (Serves 6 ) rides behind another Send your order to The Sewing are given here 2 cups cabbage (shredded fine) 5 O'* * ■travel when be pleases. Circle Pattern Dept., Room 1324, in' quantities to 1 stalk celery (cut fine) lay be judged by what 211 W. Wacker Dr., Chicago, 111. -v serve a family; 3 apples (unpeeled, diced) 5 0 ? Ii at, and they frequently Price of patterns, 15 cents (in *" . for a larger 2 to 3 green onions (sliced) coins) each. % teaspoon salt i O N H O M F ANO (Bell Syndicate—WNU Service.) number the dif­ «& ■in a t a T im e ' ference is a simple process of mul­ Mix all ingredients in order giv­ lion forever seeks to tiplication. en. Add cream salad dressing and AUlU aurrutjj ldull, .backward and sav- Cream Salad Dressing. garnish with paprika. Ets fold and makes only Cnp Oakes. I teaspoon mustard LIM ITED e ad way. 1 teaspoon salt (Makes 18 small cakes) Is very little good sar- 2 teaspoons flour Vi cup water yet it will m ove znoun- CHILLS 1 % teaspoons sugar IYi cups sugar Dash cayenne pepper 2 eggs (separated) ! says the worst noise is I teaspoon butter 2 cups cake flour bmall boy eating ice. Oh 1 AND FEVER I egg yolk 2 teaspoons baking powder T i f l t ^ hf a small boy cracking % cup vinegar Yi teaspoon salt I nut with his teeth. / f e r e ’s R elief From % cup heavy cream % cup cold water I teaspoon vanilla . Ie M u tin y M a la r ia ! Mix all'dry ingredients together |»’t mind a man being thoroughly. Add butter, egg yolk Cream the butter, and gradually r A O j0 Don’t let Malaria torture you! and vinegar. Place in doubly boiler add about half of the sugar. Beat of his soul” if he doesn’t Don’t shiver with chills and bum Hth ours. with fever. and cook, stirring constantly, until the egg yolks un­ with discretion, or you At first sign of Malaria , take mixture thickens. Cool, fold in til very Ught, add Fe ingrates to impose on Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tc ic. A cream (stiffly beaten) and - serve remaining sugar, HO* real Malaria medicine. Made espe­ with cabbage salad. , and beat well. cially for the purpose. Contams do not have any better tasteless quiniriine and iron. Baked Beans . (J S ti L Combine with the Electing neckties for men Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic ac­ (Serves 6 ) first mixture. Sift 7 9 do. tually combats Malaria infection in together the flour, the blood. It relieves the freezing X pound navy beans % pound pork (from the shoulder) baking powder chills, the burning fever. Helps you and salt, and add Iin of Skyuriting feel better fast. 3 cups water : Thousands take Grove’s Tasteless $ cup brown sugar to the batter al­ |ing is a development of Chill Tonic for Malaria and swear 6 tablespoons molasses ternately with the war and was originated by it. Pleasant to take, too. Even water. Beat egg whites until stiff, children take it without a whimper. I teaspoon salt hd by Maj. John C. Sav- Don’t shiver and burn. At Ma­ I teaspoon dry mustard but not dry, and fold into the bat­ |i. P ., who conceived the laria’s first sign take Grove’s Taste­ Soak the navy beans over night in ter. Add vanilla. Bake in well- means of sending mili- less Chill Tonic. At all drugstores. Water to cover. In the morning cut greased muffin pans in a moderate­ Jals over great distances Buy the large size as it gives you ly hot oven (375 degrees) for about much more for your money. the meat into 2-inch pieces and Ier communications were brown well. Add the 3 cups water, 25 minutes. Cool and frost with Ial or impossible. It was and cook slowly for, about % hour. boiled icing sprinkled generously Tcted until after the war, Decisive Spirit Add beans and continue cooking for with cocoanut. I and was used for adver- When a firm decisive spirit is 2 hours, or until botli meat and Irposes first when Capt. recognized, it is curious to see beans are tender. Add remaining Tired of the same old sand­ Iner wrote “Daily Mail” how the space clears around a ingredients. Place in a baking dish, wiches for lunch boxes, picnic I heads of amazed racing man and leaves him room and and bake in a moderately slow oven baskets, and party meals? Then 50%'! Its during the running of freedom.—John Foster. (325 degrees) for about Iti hours. be sure to see Eleanor Howe’s o n J a t Epsom Downs in Eng- If necessary, add more water to the column in next week’s paper and May, 1922. beans while cooking. learn how to take the “same-, PICNIC pber of the same year Camp Coffee. ness” out of sandwich making. JUGS Turner introduced sky- EaMy in the day measure the cof­ W S V k f f i America when he wrote fee into a sugar bag, allowing I ta­ S. A.” high above New Get Toor Copy of Xbis New Book. blespoon per cup. This clever, Uttle book by Eleanor azel K. Wharton in New Two Powers Place this in the f Howe will give you 350 simple, easy- HOW 7 Sc The two powers which, in my coffeepot with a to-use, practical, tried and true opinion, constitute a wise man are little cold water and let it stand helps for everyday housekeeping. !G uaranteed accuracy ,of bearing and forbearing.—Epicte­ “How can I substitute sour milk for. I strength, purity and quality. tus. all day. Then when nearly time sweet milk in my favorite chocolate to serve, pour cake recipe?" “How can I wash my son’s wool sweaters without shrink­ ■g e n u in e p u r e a s p i r i n A wonderful aid for boil* - boiling water, where a drawing agent to which has been ing them?” “What can ! do to, pre­ indicated. Soothing and previously meas­ vent small rugs from slipping?” The NSW LOW Iep Motives Clear comforting. Pine for chil­ ured, into the pot. Boil S minutes, answers to these and other puzzling pftieEs Iuld often te ashamed of dren and grown-up*. Prac- remove the bag, and your coffee is questions will be found in this new Ibest actions if the world ticfll. Economical. ready to serve. It will no't harm it.' book. Send 10 cents in coin to G A R D E N • Ithe motives which caused 19 “Household Hints,” Eleanor ,Howe, GRAYS OINTMENT 25 to let it stand for a while. You will HOSE find that this unusual way of mak­ 919 North Michigan Avenue, Chica­ ing coffee will give you a most de­ go, 111., andjfet your copy of “House, hold Hints now. Always a Dnty lightful, full-flavored beverage, and (Released by Western Newspaper Vntoo,) •Chills ‘ Fever, It is an everlasting duty—the at the same time saves considerable I Oxidifio. Siopf ehitls Md duty of being brave.—Carlyle. measuring and pot-watching when HOUSEHOLD HINTS I bleed of malaria. Fsmoul you want to be enjoying your picnic, equip your u Money*bact guarantee. too! AS Boil a little vinegar in the skillet cfi r w ith KILL.ALL ALL FUES ^ Fresh Peacb Ice Cream. after having fried fish. It will make PbeeSHaeett anywhere. onyw tee., DaJw JPIy Ply I KlUerKiller BttzactaBttzacts aadand UHe ffiea.ffiee. ■ 1 % cups granulated sugar cleaning easier. ~ the value Guaranteed,Guaranteed, cflectlva.tfecdra. Keat,Keata I xnwenlent— Canno* Bnfll— I ' I tablespoon flour Put a piece of„wax paper under I wmDotsoUoriQjureumus. ■ % teaspoon salt sensation lIASta all eeason. 20» at BH ■ the trays in the' refrigerator and dealers. Harold Somera. Utof, I I egg (slightly beaten) they will, come out easier. Pt R t C t s ) of 19 39 FOR YOPR M ' 2 cups mUk (scalded) Green bananas will ripen' quickly DAISY FLY KILLER 1 teaspoon vanilla extract if they are placed in a paper bag advertisements. 2 cups coffee cream and stored in a dark place. SE E YOUR NEAREST FIRESTONE DEALER OR Imore than a selling 2 % cups crushed peaches In making fancy sandwiches cut o BtOnlyS % cup confectioners’ sugar a -piece out of top slice of bread Business. They form FIRESTONE AUTO SUPPLY AND SERVIC E1STORE Kional system which Mix sugar, flour and salt thor­ with thimble. In opening insert slice I Americans the best- N oughly. Add the beaten egg and of olive. . . , - : G ood Meiciimdise blend. Add the scalded milk and After' using the hot-water bottle See Firabme T ira made in the FIrcatowe PacConrawJ , littem to A e Vofee o f Htiaf tiir wftfc RidbarJ Cwohtf buyers is the world. EiWbMim BiiiUCiij a t New Y oit Wori d’tF a ir . - Marsnrat Sflfinfc* and (he Fudtoue Sfmphony Cm Be CONSISTENTLY AJvtrtistd cook as a custard in a double boiler let it drain, blow it. full: of a ir and AXio visit the Firestone Exhibit ox die CoUUrm * O ranatnv voider direction o f JMred' WoUenMtein, emenls are part until the mixture will coat the !Ooto International Exfraition ok ^nn Fniiirfrn MowdayeufFiJm^ WafawwldeH.B.C. BeiWetwwfc ^omic system which E put in the stopper. This will pre­ Americans more spoon. Add vanilla .extract and cool. vent it from sticking., I money. every day. Y IftiE- b A v i i MetiRb, Wod&vnii,' ft. c. august 6 isil* TheCountry Doctor *'l think the country doctor is en­ titled to more recognition and com­ New Y ork Skyscrapers Form mendation than they are reeieving,” d sc ared a citizen who was reared in the country and talk.d as if be knew how to apprec’ate tho e physicians who gat.e.ally have to travel over unimp oved roai's dav and night in order t ): e ve their p itients. “Ir. call that back in my childhood days, these physicians carried their own medi ines in thei sae Ie bags. M< sf of the remidies were kno-vd as the more simple ones—the kind that if they didn’t cure certainly would not kill,” commented the old chap reciting his story. Hesaidtbatthase o’d.time doctors ren.i :ded him somewhat of uhe old- time Methodist ciicuit rider. They, too. carried saddle-bag bu' ‘n stead of medicine, they contained a Bible and clhthiny, espcidly when the re ligions ins ructor was expecting to x r w » be away from home a week or more. Thewriterremembers heaiiigan aged woman, back more than half a century ago, tell about one of those old-time country doctors, who when he lost a patient, would never send in abiil to the family for his services, no matter how"many visits he ~Had .made to Ihe patient Asked why he adopted such a plan his reply was to the effect that he did t.ot feel that his medicine and treatment ha 1 d ne any goo.,, therefore he was not en­ titled to any rnn u ierfti 'n. On the otner hand, the story went, when his patients recovered either a brief long iiiness. thai physiciation never forgot to send a bill, though even then his charges were a ways considered r-ta- sonable. N EW Y O R K (Special)—’ remarkable air view of the New York World’s of Nations. At the lower left is the Court of States. The picture shows the Fair’s Fair shows the World of To: otrow that has sprung up against the background of close proximity to Broadway and the skyscrapers of upper Manhattan. New York City of Today. Actually the Fair is only 10 minutes from Broadway by Long Island Railroad, The Trylon jand Perisphi fe, theme of the New York Fair, are seen dominat- an d ab o u t 25 m in u tes b y subw ay. B y m o to r th e trip re q u ire s ab o u t 30 m inutes, w ith ing the 1216%-acre tract. the lower right is the international-area with it% 5 parking fields furnishing ample ^pace. New roads and bridges have prevented magnificent foreign pavilionslgrouped around the Court of Peace below the Lagoon congestion of traffic. ‘ . i

North Carolina The Superior Court Notice Of Sale! Davie Countv RADIOS Under and by virtue of the powers, The Erwin Cotton Mills Company contained in a certain mortgage ege - 1 V8 ;% ■ ONE STEP WONT cuted bv C. S. Massey and vtffe. Cooleemee Ice & Laundry Company. BATTERIES-SUPPLIES GET YOU THERE, LgggJffgsggyrtAS S i' GaHyjProatee. earing date of October 14.1933 ami , ^ $ "Awl Oiw AT) Won’t Bring duly recorded in Book 23, page 263, Notice of ExecutioD Sale Expert Repair Service Success-You Must Keep On Register's office for Davie County, Advertiung North Ca-olina. And default hav­ By virtue of an exrcntion directed ing been made in the note secured to the undersigned from the Super YOUNG RADIO CO. thereby, the undersigned S. M- Call, ior Court of Durham County in the WI Trustee, will offer for sale at public above entitled action, I will, on Mon­ We Charge Batteries Right auction to. the highest bidder for day.'the 14th day of August, 1939 MR. MERCHANT TO SELL cash at the Court house door in at 12 o’clock noon, at the court house /T: Depot St. Near Square Mocksviilp, Davie County, N. C , on door of Davie County, sell to the The EYES of THE fg ’EM, TELL the '12th dav of August, 1939. the highest bidder for cash to satisfy '€ * * COMMUNITY WOULD ’EM- following lot or parcel of land' lying said execution, all the right; title BE ON YOUR AD- and being in Shady Grove Township. and interest which the Cooieemee jgg? IF IT HAD BEEN With A m U Davie County, N C.. and more fully Ice & Laundry Company, the defen­ described as follows, to wit: dant. has in the following described J u Shroe IN THIS ISSUE Walker’s Funeral Home A tract adjoining the lands of G. real estate; to-wit: Ad s a r e n e w s A M B U L A N C E M, Barneycastle, e* a’: Beginning at Adjoining the land of Cioleemee North Carolina I (n Superior Court a stone. N ortheast corner; thence W. Printed In Big Type Oavie Ccunty \ - Ice & Laundry C impany, G. W.Hel with Boyles’ line 43.42 chs to a Iardand othersandbeginningat G. Phone 48 Maggie B. Anderson, et als. stone, Potts’ corner; thence S. with W. Hellard corner on the weBt side vs Potts’ line 16 OO chs. to a stone, of Wall Street in N. Cooleemee, and Mocksville, N. C, J. H, Harris, et als. Potts’ corner, thence E. with Potts’ running Northward with the said line 2 0 .2 2 1 chs. to a stono or gum street thirty and one-half (30j) feet Today’s Notice of Sale. tree; thence S. 18 00 chs. in -lin e to to an iron pipe, corner of the Coolee- a stone; thence E. with Chaplin’s, mee Ice and- Laundry Gompany lot Forgotten Pursuant to an order of sale made e t al, line 19.42 chs. to a stone; thence westward one hundred ant Man Quit in the above entitled cause by C. B. S. 2.50 chs. to a stone m W. T. Mj- fifty (150) feet to an iron stake; Hoover, Clerk of Superior Court for ers’ line: thence S. 22 links to a stone, thence northward one hundred and Advertising Davie County, North Carolina, th e G. _ M, Barneycastle’s corner; tbence twenty,eight (1281 feet, thence weBt undersigned will sell publicly to thelN . 15 E. with Barneycastle’s line. ward one hundred and three: (103) Yesterday highest bidder at the court house 3 3 1 7 chs. to the beginning, contain, feet, tbence south twenty ( 2 0 ) feet NEW MONEY FOR door of Davie County, in Mocksville, jng 105} acres more or Ies 9 . See to an iron stake; thence westward YOUR OLO THINGS North Carolina, on Saturday,the 19th deed from J. C- Smith, et al, to J. fifty (50) feet to HelIard 1B. corner: day of August. 1939, a t 12 o’clock, 1C. MasBey. et ah Bonk No. 25, page thence southward two hundred ana Your Discarded Furniture, noon, the following described lands. 105 Register’s office of Davie Coun­ twenty-six and one-half (226}) feel Piano, Radio, Bicycle, Tools, to:wit: ty, N. C. to Broadway Ave.. one hundred and S = = S i Ice Box, can be sold with I (a) A tract beginning at a black Terms of Sale: CASH. fifty (150) feet; thence northward A WANT AD IN oak in Elizabeth Critz’s line: thence The above lands are sold subject one hundred ( 1 0 0 ) feet to an iron THIS NEWSPAPER q E, 4 degs. Var 14 65 chs. to middle j 0 a f’jrst Mortgage executed bv C. stake, G. W. Heliard’s corner to the of branch; thence down said branch.g. Massey and wife Leona, Massey, West side of wagon scales; thence as it meanders 8 .0 O chs. to mouth o f|to g M. Call. Trustee for bank of eastward with the said Heliard’s lint Notice To Creditors. The Lost is Found i a ditch or gully, N. 73 degs. W. 19.50 Davie bearing date of, Octobei 1 14 one hundred and fifty (150) feet tr Having qualified- as Executor of the chs. to a stake or stone in C. W . 1933----- the beginning, containing about one By Our Want Ads Booe’s line; thence N- 13 degs. E half of an acre more or less. . Iaat will of M. L. Shields, deceased, notice % LETTER ThiB. the U th day of July. 1939. is hereby given to all persons holdins When you Iote h. advertise 10.90 chs. to .the beginning, being This 14tb day of July, 1939. S. M..CALL. Trustee.' clafms against the estate of said deceas­ thesame lands conveyed to Chas. L. S. BOWDEN. ed, to present the same to the undersign­ They Don t Stay Loit Lom Booe and Rachael Booe by deed d a t­ SheriffofDavieCuuhtv. ed, properly verified, on or before the 3rd HOME ed March 10th, 1902. . day of June, 1940. or this notice will be uMiwm N orth Carolina I In The Superior plead in bar of their recovery. All per- 1(h) Also, another tract adjoin­ Davie County . » Court - ing the above: A tract beginning at sons indebted to said estate of the said E r4 a black gum; tbence S. 15.10 chs. to H. B ,Bailey, e t als CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME L. Shields, will please call upon the un­ A VB dersigned'and make prompt, settlement. a post oak; thence S 38 dess. E 11.50 Funeral Directors This the 3rd day of June. 1939. Welcome chs. to a stone in the road; thence N A. B. C arter, et als. AMBULANCE SERVICE WILUAM HENRY HOWARD. G i f t 30 degs E. 12.00 chs. to a white oak: Pltone 164 Executor of E L. Shieids, Dec'd. to the thence N. 13 degs. E 12 19 cbs. to a Notice Of Publication. North Main Street By G a it Sc Grant. Attorneys. In The defendant. Graham Bailey. MOCKSVILLE - - N. C I will take notice that an action en- Sesidenc o Li rfh^r Rnno hv ,W l titled as above has been commenced 0 i L Rnfh nf .IiH f ,lf l in the Superior Court of Davie Coun DAVIE BRICK December 2. 1886 Both of said tracts 1 IN THIS NEWMFEt tv. North Carolina, to sell lands for I’LL BUY THAT SHOT above described containing thirtv-i pavtition. and the said defendant seven (37) acres more or less. will further take notice that he is HrUN UOW* I SOLD SOME 1% COMPANY II. A tract adjoining the lands of J required to appear at the office of stu ff from the attic Jas. C. Booe (formerly). Beginning the Clerk of Superior Court of said DEALERS IN THEY CANT WITH A WANT AP >\\» A GOOD THING at a post oak: Wilson Beck's corner;., Countv in the Courthouse in Mocks- TAKE thence S134 00 chs. to Beck s corner;; vj||e, N. C., within ten dav 8 after , BRICK and SAND v For ARAINY DAY D. Jones line; thence t he |a8t nthence W. in D. Jones line; thence tthe he |a8t last nthence publication of this notice. YOUR N. 2 2 75 cbs. to a iraple; thence N .jwhichwill be oft the 16;h WOOD and COAL AD E 2,50 cbs* to a dogwood; thence ■ August. 1939, and answer or demur THIS WAS 5 7 5 cha. to a white oak; thence N# to the Comolaint in action, or OME saiH Day Phohe’194 • N ight Fhoue 119 9.80 chs., to a stone or stake in John the plaintiffs will apply f >r re’ief de- ADVERTISING L. .Cain's line; thence E. 9 00 chs. to mftnded in said cause, Mocksville. N. Cl ONCE the beginnm ^ntaining fifty [50] , Jglh fa , the 21^ y 0f j j f f l i f f l - W ' acres more or less, C. B UOONER. The above lands are sold for par­ Clerk of Superior Court. tition amnng'the heirs at law of C. YOUR "SHIP WILL H. Harris, deceased. Terms of Sale: One third cash snd COMEllf Sooner IT IS ON the balance on three, months time Ry the Aid af Newspapeff - I. A I OW with bond and approved security; i r “R ead ’Em and Sell “White Elephants" ADVERTISING. BILLBOARD all csshfot the option of the purrhm- NEWSPAPER Buy What You Want! DOES IT er Tlls the 17tM«v of July, 19E9. R ea p ” o u r a d s GRANlfr Commissioner. soouace. BETTER ?HE DAVIE EE c o e D is IHE OLbESf Ea Ee r In d a v ie CtUNjIV a n d cir c lLa tes IN 30 OF IKE 4* STAfES. THE PAPER THAT H iE PEOPLEREAD:

“HERE SHALL THE PRESS. THE PEOPLE'S RIGHTS MAINTAIN: UNAWEO BY INFLUENCE AND UNBRIBED BY GAIN.”

O L U M N X L I. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1 6 , 1 9 3 9 NU M BER 4

NEWS OF LONG AGO. Mocksville Teachers. Davie County Teachers. MICKIE SAYS— Speed Ys. Economy. Umerock Mine Will Be The following teachers have been The following teachers have been Economy and Bafely go together Open In Yadkin. WIial Was Happening In Davie elected for the Mocksville scliobls: elected for the various schools in WEbU1TOLK^1-TViev 1$ in driving. Harold T. Hammond, prominent Before The New Deal Used Up F. N. Shearonse 1 Principal. Davie county: A $ORTA TlCKU$tt, Gordon Hackett, of North Wilkes- J. W Davis, Mccksville. JERUSALEM. A$$IGMMEWr TH AT$ traffic engineer of the National Con­ boro, member of the State highway The Alphabet, Drowned The servation Bureau, accident preven­ commission, has issued an order Miss Polly Thompson, R 3 .Golds­ George E. Smith, Principals TH' $U BJECT O' TOPAY’4 tion department of the Association calling for the opening at an early Hogs and Plowed Up The boro. N. L- Hendrix, Mrs. Pauline B. $ e r m o m * t t'4 $OM'PIW ] of Casualty and Surety Executives, date of the Iimerocd mine near Si- Miss Jessica McKee, Winston- Bahnson, Mlss Lucille Daughtry, 'At $ o m e o f y d u $ e Cotton and Corn. $HOULD BB $EMPIM' gives three outstanding examples of loam on the Yadkin river and min­ Salem. Mrs. Annie Bost, O Hugh Coulter, (Davie Record, Aug. io, 1 9 1 0 ) TO U$ IFYOU '$PECT this rule. ing will get under way. Miss Helen Page, Cleveland, James Wall, Miss Frances Wike, 1. Moderate Bpecd saves wear Mr. Hacket. has authorized the Mrs. E. L. Gaither spent Friday THI$ NBW$PAPER TO G. O. Boose. Mocksville. Miss Lena Sink, Miss Maude Gra­ and tear of the engine and reduces Yadkinville convict camp officials to in Winston shopping. KEEPCOMIM' TDYOU C. R. Crenshaw, Mccksville. ham, Mrs Beulah Apperson, Miss tire, gasoline; and oil consumption use convict labor in reopening tbe Work on the Masonic Temple is Miss Hazel Taylor, Rutherford Mvrtle Chunn, Miss Ruth Graves, This is confirmed by careful esti­ old mine deposit, the lime to be used progressing rapidly. ton, R. F. D. Miss Sara Morrison, Miss Roberta mates showing that on the basis or a for agricultural purposes. Miss Esther Horn is visiting re­ Miss Nancy Mclver, Gulf, N. C Hullender, Miss Mary E. Coulter, 1 ,0 0 0 -mile journey the cost per mile Grover Sherman, superintendent latives in Concord. Miss Evelyn Tioxler, Oreensboro Miss Margaret Rowe, Mann EIiz. f r oil, gas, tires and maintenance of the Yadkinville convict force, has • E H. Morris made a business is two and one fifth cents at 45 miles charge of the work which was begun I. T. Holt, Jr. Spencer. Carnes, Mary W. K. Sexton, Miss an hour. When the speed goes up at the mine this week. trip to Concord last week. . Miss Lonise Klrkman. Boone. Virginia Sprinkle, Mrs. A, D. Wal to 55 miles an hour the cost per mile Up until the flood of 1916. the R. M. Woodruff, of Winston, is ters, Mrs. Troy Boose, Margaret Miss Sallie B. Hunter, Bluefield, mounts to three .and three-tenths visiting relatives on R. 3 . mine was operated by a private com­ W . Va. Bynum Huffman, Miss Helen Holt­ cants, or about one third greater— Mr. and Mrs. R. B Sanford spent pany very profitably. That flood de­ Miss Clayton Brown, Mocksville. houser, Mrs. Creola Wilson, Miss and eacL hour saved costB over $2! Wednesday in Winston shopping. stroyed tbe machinery and deposited Miss Charlotte Southerland, Crts- Rosa Tatum. Moderate speed also tends to cut heavy debris in the lime pits which Miss Annie Allison left Thurs­ ton, N. C. FARMINGTON. down accidents. Statistics show was never removed and the work was day to spend a few days with rela­ Miss Lucile Horu. Mocksville. G. R. Madison, Principal. that high speed is the greatest single abandoned. It is said that lime can tives in Salisbury. Miss Lucile Walker, Graham. Elizabeth Willard, Mary Nichols, element in the nation’s toll of high be mined from this deposit,'which is Miss Lalla King went to Lenoir Mrs. Z. N. Anderson, Mocks­ Frankie Craven, Alice Evans, El­ way deaths. Authoritative figures unlimited, and sold to farmers at Friday to spend a few days with indicate, also, that the higher the $1.50 a ton at the mine, a dan effort ville. len Hamri :k. Mabel Holden, Vada Third Term not chief speed the more serious the accident friends. Mrs. Ruth Arnold, Harmony. Johnson, Dorothv Holt. has been made to have the mine —at 40 to 49 miles an hour, one in­ opened for some time. Mrs. A. T. Grant, Jr., and Miss Miss Mdrgaret Bell, Mocksville. SMITH GROVE, Reason jury accident in 30 .is fatal; but at According to a recent geological Ada Grant spent Friday with re­ Dorman Pavne, Eula Reavis, latives at Ephesus. The Charlotte Observer: — 50 miles and faster, one injury acci­ test the mine produces lime of a Long And Useful Vauda Langston, Nettie S. Allen, dent in 13 is fatal. very fine quality. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Holthouser The RepiibIirans seem general'y Grace Boose Foltz, Saliie K. Shore. 2. Easy starts and stops saves returned Friday from a visit to re. Record. SHADY GROVE. to feel that the next Presibential i gas, tires and brakes. It has been Iatives in Mecklenburg, Iredell and plection is theirs and in the bag. Are Farmers Worth The Davie Record is 4 1 years old, W. E. Reece, Principal. 'figured that a flashy get-away uses Union counties. The Democrats somewhat geher the present editor and publisher of Marjorie Moseley, Paul W. Don­ up double the gas of an easy one, H E Faircloth, of Winston was ally fear that the Republicansleel While? which, Frank Stroud, has been at. nelly, Elizabeth Calhoun, William and that every time vou stop on a in town Thursday and paid us a right about the .natter dime you waste a dollar’s worth of Southern Planter. its helm for 3 2 of these years. I Elmore, Sarah M. Kanouse, Mabel pleasant call. The disatisfaction among the rubber. Until farmers couviuce the pnli There is much intriguing in what Chaffin, Ida Belle Clinard, Delia W. H. Parnell, Traveling Pas­ latter is the larget fly in the oin’- Easy starts and stops also hi Ip ticians, at the poll-*, that agricul Editor Stroud says of his labors Crouse Lanier, Cora Lee Dalton, senger Agent of the Southern Rail­ ment. prevent C o ' liaions at intersections. •are. is tru ly a gi-eat business, farm during these more than three de Mariola Crawford, Jane BaLnson, way Co., at Raleigh, virited his In ciries, more than half of all in­ people will cm tm ne 10 be tre-.ted a: cades. Sarah Lou Peoples, Roby Morris, It is the lack of nn'y that may parents here last week. jury a. cirients occur at intersection--. “small fry,” in natters govern, In bis anniversary statements is Alma Anderson. tear the Democraiic convention to Prof. and Mrs. Bruce Craven, Manv of th-sa are collisions hetween mental. mirrored much of the experience ONE TEACHER SCHOOLS. -mithereens, conc'evably doing al­ two vehicles unable to stop in. rim", who have been spending some time The farming class has been given through which every newspaper, Center—Rebecca Talbert. most ever) thing to mreck its pres­ and rear-end smashes caused by here with Mrs. Craven’s parents, less than any group in our { 0 ;.tsli. great or small, passes at some stage Noah’s Ark—Mrs. J. L- Kirk. tige and statding in the next ref- sudden stops. Hence the driver returned to their home at Durham tion. of its life, as well as au adequate Jericho—Minnie Barnhardt. erenbum. e 'en to tlie naming of an who would avoid mishaps should tak W ednesday. Organized labor g. t* about whal reflection too of the personal reac­ Cbeshires—Madoline Hudson. indepei.de:.t whoVonld even he the it easy at crossings. Maxie Pass tells us that he has 3 Inspection of the car before a it wants in the way of protective tions of those whose energies go Queens Springs—James York. present Prerident, if he sboeld de­ returned from a week's trip to Bal­ Chestnut Stump—Mrs. A. W, sire the regular nomination and trip mav save possible delavs and legislation, Io a1, stat and national, into its making: breakdowns. A charge of $15 for timore, Washington and New York Ferabee, miss it. indn-t'y is alwuy,: dished out the H ear him: towing a disabled automobiie five Some folks may deny this, hut he 'Cana-M rs Lola Erchison. Tbe Gallop poll, however, shows Otgees- “ piece of pie;’- but agricul­ “In spite of all the hardships, miles is not unusual, and this doe? says he can prove it. ture has been ccnt-nt with “the cussings, broken presses and smash Holman's—Lucile Evans. that the President is unimpressively include the cost of repairs. Miss Mauney, of Albemarle, is crumbs that fail from the M.aster’s ed type, we have managed to get Oak Grove—Mrs, Bessie Branson popular as a third termer which,in By following these three rules— visiting in this city, the guest of iable.“ Th s is particulary true in the paper out on time every week our convention, is not so much be­ moderate speed, easy starts and Miss Maggie Call. the southern states. without missing an issue. The Re Too Many Payrollers. cause he may De a third termer as s ops, snd safe car maintenance — Rev. C. S. Cashwell is assisting Lake Vi ginia,- for exam ple; two- cord editor has seen the town grew Indiana Farmers Guide. that the mind of theconutry is pre- the Bureau’s traffic experts poin in a protracted meeting in Robeson out. the m otorist will achieve the thirds ol tne state’s i.opulation is from a small country village iuto a Attorndy-GeneralFrank Mnrpby gressive'y moving toraord a more countv this week. . double purpose of saving money and rural. Asaburiness, Virginia agri­ live, progressive town, with all city recently declared that tbere now are conservative President to succeed Miss Mary Sanford left Friday him avoid accidents. —Ex. culture is a 7 5 0 million ' industry, conveniences. There is but one firm 4 ,0 0 0 , 0 0 0 people in government for Mt. Airy, where she will spend including the value of farm lands, doing business here today that was employment, and that, the public a week with friends. Not Profitable. buildings, machinery and livestock. in operation when we arrived—C. payroll rnns to $ 6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , 0 0 0 a Isn’t It Already Here?: That there can be no 8ubatatial Mocksville has too many old Farming employs and profoundly C. Sanford Sons Co. We have tried year. Mr. Murphy should know maids and bachelors'. Some mar­ Senator Geosge oi Georgia, who' profit in the liquor business was well influences tbe altitudes and philo­ to serve the public in every way wbat he is talking about, and the is among the Democrats who are demonstrated during the past week riages should be pulled off sophy of the stare's population, yet possible since coming here. We facts are awful. Six billion dollars giving the President a pain in th e . when fines of almost $14,000 and a Misses Rush and Myrtle Lawson, only -cant consideration has been made a hard fight for good roads, a year to national and local office neck these days, attacked I be latter’s' ^oul 350 months in prison were of Statesville, and Mr. Leon Brown given Virgina’s. miny distressing good bridges,. better schools and holders! A bout a $ 2 0 0 tax each to and Miss Cora Holthouser, of lending-spending bill in Principleim^ d 0Ut m federal court- agricultural problems. inoTe co-operation among the peo­ the average family and more than Troutman, will arrive here today and “denounced it as putting the!,. That 18 a lo t J f m o t ^ a n d , 8 lot of The state ABC stores sold only ple of the entire county, and we one-eigth of the national income! to be guests of the Misses Holt­ country on the road to state social- }*“ * T r l ^ P seventeen million dollars worth' of have lived to see our dreams come That, is, to a certain extent, the ,., j to say nothing of penalties which houser. lsm' f may bd collected by the government alcoholic liquors last year. Onthe true. It will be our aim to carry price of poltics, and we repeat that W. C. Atkinson, of Chase City. It mav be only to quibble over for unpaid liquor taxes. construction, maintenance and im­ on this good work, always working it is awful. Va., spent last week with relatives terms to remaik that instead of If men who deal in illicit liquor in provement of Virginia roads, tbe for a better town and county in We agree with Mr Murphy that and friends in the county. patting the country on this road,' these parts would put the time, ef state and federal governments last which to live.” au end should be put “to tbe an Fred H. White, of Charlotte, this measure would virtually send (fort and money into some legitimate year spent but twenty six million Our brother quite clearly senses cient practice of passing out govern­ it down the line to the actual desti j undertaking, we venture to add that was in town last week and laid be­ dollars. Gross farm income in 1 9 3 8 what a newspaoer’s duty is in re­ ment jobs in payment of poltical fore o at citizens a proposition look­ nation of state socialism. I they would be materially better off. for Virginia, on tbe other band, spect to the community in which it debts.’’ Hedoes not . think it is If having tbe Federal government ' 10 8ay nothin* of 8 consCience which ing toward the establishment of a was approximately 1 7 0 million 'dol. is located. He states the case ad­ necessary to make anv drastic cur v • »would allow sound sleep without fear cotton mill here. engage itself with its subsidies in. - . . _ . . . lirs. Yet tbe state pays the com­ mirably. —Charlotte Observer. tailment of governmental functions .... . , of being caught and fiauied inio Miss Sallie Call, of Smith Grove, praciically every phase of private court ' missioner of agriculture only $ 5 , 0 0 0 and activities in order to eliminate gave her many friends a delight, enterprise is not state socialism, then °If operations in the illicit liquor per vear; the state highway com­ Davie Record Is On Its at least a ,million of these public ful ice cream supper last Saturday those who gave us the definition of business in Wilkes were as big as missioner, $ 1 2 , 5 0 0 . per year; 'and employees and reduce the payroll by night, and it was enjoyed fine. 41st Year Now. state socialism used the wrong lan­ were described by the government emoloys three ABC board mem­ more than a billion dollars. Both J. F: Cartner, of R., I, tells us Union Republican. guage.—Charlotte Observer. agents, an enormous amount of work bers at $7 , 5 0 0 each, a total of $ 2 2 , parties are to blame, of course, and that he made 2 3 5 bushels of wheat Editor Frank Stroud is to be con­ time and money went into the manu­ 5 0 0 a y tar! may be expected to resist stoutly this year, as against 1 1 1 bushels gratulated on the beginning of tbe Life Iasurance Is facture and transportation of the li­ The Southern Planter does not any effort to do away with machine quor, an amount sufficient to carry last year. P. M. Cartner made a- 4 1 st year of the life of the Davie say that the highw >y commissioner politics, but the voters should see bout 3 5 0 on a sizeable industry —WiIkeB Jour­ bushels this year. Record. That’s a long time and Screwy! f. overpaid. no* that $ 2 2 ,5 0 0 is .too to it that a billion dollar operation nal. Misses Etta and Josie Chandler, yet so short a time. The Record “Life insurance is screwy,” writes much leadership for tbe seventeen- be performed on tbe public payroll, of Mt. Gilead, are visiting in this keeps plugging away, serving its million dollar liquor monopoly; but as Mr. Murphy suggests. an insurance,authority. “You have Morality And Third city, the guests of Mrs. W. H. Le- people. to buy it when you don’t need it it does say that by the same reason­ G rande. Still On Job. because when you do need it, you Term. ing $6 , 0 0 0 is not sufficient for the Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Furches and Confederate Is Named. can’t get it. It is designed to take leadership of the state’s greatest Thirty-two years ago Frank Stroud General Hugh S. Johnson asks children, of Statesville, are visiting Samuel Jefferson Lambeth, tbe care of the two major hazards 'of maker of men. the. farming indus­ moved over to Mocksville and began the following question regatding relatives around Farmington. only surviving Confederate vereran editing the town,s newspaper. He life; i. c., either you will not live the way Attorney General Murphy try, which last year produced 1 7 0 M r. and Mrs. J. M. Saunders and in Davidson county, has been appoin­ has eusse, been cared, praised, and long enough or you wlil live too is traveling about the country mix­ million dollars in wealth. . The po­ children, of Long Island, are visit­ ted a m ember of the county pensian ing relatives on R. 5 . been praised (also \ Jyiled to leave long.” liticians evidently think, farmers board. . His commission from tbe ing in grand jury investigations of town)' Io these many times, but I t ’s easy 10 postpone buying life are not worth whiie. Master Oliver Spender, of Win­ state pension had been recieved in crime: withal the ups and downs he says insurance—anyone can have a lot ston, spent last week with relatives Lexington Friday by Clerk E. C. 1 - Is there, by'any chance, anyTow in this city. - he still "Believes Mocksville is the Byerly. who has notified Mr. Lam* more fun with money than paying political propaganda, in his traveling towh Of towns (be only visits Brevard Miss Keren Vick, of Charlotte, be'.h of the honor. premiums. But there's no fun in '.about the conntry, preaching about C b ta e d M iu r is visiting on R. I, the guest of occasionall) and "hopes” that news- waking up some, morning wi'th the Thow, if the states and cities’do not Mrs. Lizzie Grant. Jefferson Invented Swivel Chair papermenwill haveachancat Pearly knowledge that it is too late too Ob-fPnJifv lheiJ elections and their «S W. A. Byerly, of beyond Hunt- In addition to writing the Decla­ Gates.'vTtansylvania Times. A . j . . , I judges, he is going to do it In his ing Creek, was in town last week ration of Independence and serving tain adequate insurance protection Jdf advertized odor of sanctity and, IT PAYS TO USTEN as President of the United States, posters for . sale at and informed us that be had a fine Thomas Jefferson made several in- —and to have to face a dependent on that basis, advocated a Hiird term ReadTheAdt patch of melons. Good. yentions, including the swivel chair. Th* Racord office. old age.—Ex. 1 for Mr. Roosevelt? THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVTLLE. N. C. •i Showing the Latest Button-Front Styles

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She smiled at her­ •In the last quarter century the skin, and trim it with lace or bis native England to the Kadur River dis­ field of nutrition has advanced more braid. trict in India, along with his indispensable try. no outlet. Add boredom to that, self, just to see what the smile WBLL1 VlHEl manservant, Moses O'Leary, soldier of for­ “Nothing,” he said in English, to and what have you?” would look like. than in all the previous centuries of Buttons to the Waistline. OR NOT. m l tune. Norwood's job is to survey the dis­ the Maharanee. “A twisted ankle. “It sounds like an explosive mix­ The Maharanee returned from the mankind. In that advance milk has trict to determine whether a valuable secret held its place as the most nearly A new and delightfully different ecPUESTRM diamond mine belongs to the temple priests A bruise. A little badly shaken I ture. Aren’t you afraid you may palace, excited, fawned on by four version of the button-front is No. BuT t h e r e | or to the ruler, the Maharajah of Kadur. believe. My doctor is attending to blow up? I believe you’re sorry for women. Two meek men-servants perfect food. From the point of VIHiCH HEY Norwood calls on the British Residency to view of protein and ot fat, of min- 1790. It has buttons to the waist­ pay his initial respects. On bis way he her. ,Won’t you introduce me to the yourself.” followed her with baskets of provi­ OR ELSEI catches a glimpse of two women In a palace goddess?” “Sorrow is not in me,” he retort­ sions. Lynn ran to greet her. The erM salts and of vitamins, it stands GET I carriage, one ot whom is young and beauti­ The Maharanee purred. Sbe un­ ed. “I don’t know the emotion.” supreme. True, milk is somewhat ful The other woman he knows to be the Maharanee almost squealed at the Maharanee of Kadur. O’Leary later tells veiled her face. She put her arm “Not even when you make mis­ sight of Lynn in black pajamas with deficient in vitamin C, in vitamin D, him that the young woman is an American around her lamplit protegee: takes?” her golden hair massed in becom­ and in iron, but these vMues are girl named Lynn Harding, who with her aunt, Mrs. Deborah Harding, is a guest a t “Lynn darling, this is my nephew “I never make them. Amistake ing contrast. easily supplied and no other food I the palace. On a sightseeing tour Mrs. Prince Rundhia. He is a bad boy, is what a fool does to an opportunity. “Wonderful! But no, that.won’t gives as much as milk for the Harding sprains an ankle, and sends to the but I do hope you will like each All that I have lacked until now is do! Yes it will, yes it will! I forget. money. I palace for- aid. Prince Rundhia, handsome, spoiled nephew of the rulers, comes to her other. Rundhia, this is Miss Lynn a real opportunity.” I am so excited, I forget! We are It there is any other highly im­ rescue. Harding, who is teaching me how Mrs. Harding’s voice came to have an informal supper party at portant fact which our studies have Americans do things; and I am hav­ through the guesthouse window the palace, instead of dinner—truly, reveMed, it is that ordinarily we do CHAPTER III—Continued ing such fun pretending she is one of sharply impatient: truly unconventional — m odem — a not consume as much milk as we us. I wish she werel Oh, how I “Lynn! Lynn! Where are you?” picnic!” should, being led frequently by im­ Lynn Harding had been becoming wish it." • “All right, Aunty. I’m coining.” “ Oh, my God!” said Aunty. proper advice to other foods not troublesome. The skillful tyranny Presently, when the doctor came But the Maharanee could be as nearly as efficient in human nutri­ of Aunty’s moneyed fostering had out, Rundhha eyed him in the lamp­ Experienced tyranny knows count­ deaf as Fate when it pleased her to tion. Yet one-fifth of the food budg­ ALA Pt forced Lynn to postpone the natural light with a stare that made the less ways of compelling submission. be. She continued, Mmost breath­ et of the average American family rebellion of youth to an age at which Bengali flinch. He did his best to Aunty groaned on a sumptuous bed: less: is used for milk and milk products. some girls are steadying down. look like a confidential, dignified re­ “No, don’t let me trouble you. “His Highness my husband” (she So important is milk for the hu­ AH, GONZALl tainer, but it didn’t work. Aunty had Don’t let me be a nuisance. I am h e r e w e , Lynn’s rebellion had hardly more always spoke of the Maharajah as man being that the health section of AT LA ST than begun. Aged twenty-two, she broken his dignity, and his fear of sure that the cares of a palace must His Highness my husband) “has tiie League of Nations has recently had been denied the democratic the Prince had no covering left. He be more than enough. You must heard that CaptMn Norwood is in made available a study of this prod­ grace of college education. almost stammered: fry to forget my existence. Lynn Kadur. Captain Norwood is a RoyM uct by a committee with represent­ Aunty, who held the purse-strings, “Nothing broken. Tape—iodine— can look after me.” Engineer. He is sMd to be a man atives from Denmark, Holland, Eng­ knew that colleges corrupt; and bandages. She will soon recover.” Lynn’s eyes met the Maharanee’s of great attainments. His Highness land, and France. It may surprise what Aunty knew, was so. No one He made a sudden, nervous effort to —deep unto deep. The Maharanee my husband is very eager to be many Americans to relize that the could change Aunty’s opinions. Lynn regain the feeling of being impor­ looked rather like a New York East- pleasant to him.” milk supply in most foreign coun­ hadn’t tried to change Aunty. But tant and on the inside of events. side Jewess who has risen through “Engineer?” said Aunty. tries does not approximate in its she had learned to.be strategic and “Have you heard that Captain Nor­ the ruck of immigration to the ranks “Yes, he is to make a survey of wood, of the Royal Engineers, has general safety the average milk sup­ even diplomatic. She had assented, of affluence and prestige. Full-bos­ the Kadur River. It would'not be ply of the United States. without enthusiasm, to become en­ omed, matronly, kind, but aware etiquette to notice him until after that the world is full of pitfalls: In m any countries it has been cus­ gaged to a decadent F.F.V. But he makes his formM call, which he tomary to gloss over the unsatis­ line only. The SMrt is cut with a there, Aunty’s first reverse had aware that the world needs kindness, should do tomorrow. However, I but can misinterpret and cruelly re­ factory contents of the milk sup­ wide lap-over, and a pretty, circu­ caught her completely off-guard. An persuaded His Highness my hus­ ply with the assurance that the ben­ sent good intentions. She had the band, who is a very conventional lar swing. . For this, choose ging­ immovable will and an irresistible efits to heMth resulting from in­ ham, percale, linen or pique, with explosive met. Lynn blew up. She genius, gentleness, iron. She had man, but now and then he listens also a will that no Deborah Harding creased consumption will outweigh snowy frills to make it the more didn’t merely break the engage­ to me.” She turned to Aunty: “We the danger of drinking milk that is could bully to obedience. are so, so sorry, Mrs. Harding, that cool-looking and becoming. ment. She smashed it. She scat­ not hygienic. In this country we tered its splintered fragments, reck­ Lynn undid a necklace from the you can’t be with us.” The Patterns. S’M ATTl palace heirlooms, and handed it to know that the development of a lessly. “I will spare you that regret,” she good milk supply begins back on No. 1787 is designed for sizes 14, So Aunty beat a strategic retreat. the Maharanee. She began to re­ answered. “I will be there. You move a bracelet, but the complicat­ the farm with the cows and the 16, 18, 20, 40 and 42. Size 16 re­ She decided on a world tour. It have a rickshaw? Your women can quality of feed given to the cows. quires 4% yards of 35-inch mate­ had been fairly successful, barring ed fastening prevented. She held help me to dress, I don’t doubt. out her wrist. rial with short sleeves; I% yards L oot- occasional incidents on shipboard Lynn and I will be leaving as soon of lace or braid. and in hotels. The almost incredi­ “Please. I must get into some as I am fit to travel. A last sup­ Farmers Should Study ' I k i M T t i clothes that Aunty thinks respecta­ No. 1790 is designed for sizes 34, bly beautiful Lynn had received per in your pMace will be some­ Tractor Operating Cost 36, 38, 40, 42, .44, 46 and 48. Size enough attention from unpedigreed, ble and stay with her.” thing to remember.” I U P IW The mild, plump Maharanee coun­ Two factors are important in trac­ 36 requires 4% yards of 39-inch f Attcl An'I or at any rate uncertified, strangers “Oh, how gracious of you,” said materiM without nap; 214 yards tered with surprising firmness: tor costs. One is the number of I VflUL. M l to keep Aunty on the war-path. the Maharanee. “But are you quite hours used, the other, economicM of trimming. The British officers in India had “Darling, we will expect you to sure—” dinner. Yes, I will take the jewelry loading. The first entails a study of Send your order to The Sewing given Aunty plenty to worry about. The Bengali doctor appeared, cau­ the machine’s varied uses, and of Circle Pattern Dept., Room 1324, So the invitation from the Maha­ because it must be returned to the tious, with a bedside confidentiM air Keeper of the Jewels. I will choose the possibility of increasing these 211 W. Wacker Dr., Chicago, 111. ranee of Kadur had come like a that did not, however, prevent the uses. The latter necessitates a Price of patterns, 15 cents (in godsend. It gave Lynn a romantic two- women from my own attend­ Maharanee from instinctively veil­ ants who shall take care of Mrs. study of the draft requirement of coins) each. outlet for enthusiasm in impeccably ing her face. different implements, and the ways (Bell Syndicate—wNy Service.) respectable surroundings, where Harding. “Mrs. Harding, I have a little pei- She almost flounced out, giving and means of devising tractor hook­ there were no undesirable men to Iet for you, just one little pellet, ups. ruin Aunty’s dream of a correct and Aunty no time to reply. There was prepared specially.” silence until the drum-beat of the An example will help to make socially influential marriage. “Thank you, I don’t take pellets.” this point clear. A 14-inch mold- How Women horses’ hooves died away along the The doctor hesitated. The Ma­ So this Prince was a staggerer. drive in the direction of the palace. board plow at a certain depth will He had been absent when the Hard­ haranee spoke through her veil: have a draft of 600 pounds. A one­ MESCAI ings arrived, frequently mentioned Then Aunty spoke: in Their 40fs “Wonderful! But n< “This comes of making social con­ “Mrs. Harding is coming to sup­ way plow 14 inches wide would re­ but not expected to return for sev­ per at the palace." won't do!" cessions. I never heard of such quire a pull of about 250 pounds, Can Attract Men eral weeks from what was spoken audacity. Did you hear her speak “Oh?” said the doctor. “Well, while that width of spike-tooth har­ of as a vacation. Aunty had had a perhaps she -$rill take the medicine Here's good advice for a wroman during her arrived? He is in camp outside the row has a draft of only slightly 6 2 good look at him in the full glare to me as if I were a servant or a change (usually from 38 to ), who fears city.” charity patient? Go and take off at supper. Shall I send it by a more than 50 pounds. BhefIl lose her appeal to men, who worries of the headlights of the Rolls-Royce. servant? She should take it with about hot flashes^ loss of j Rundhia looked startled. The doc­ that immodest costume. It suggests a Such a variation is true of all upset nerves and moody ape!—. He was a worse shock than the un­ tor continued: little piece of bread or with a glass Get more freeh air, 8 on, deep and If you dignified bruise and the twisted an­ a fancy-dress ball in a bad house.” field implements and to load a trac­ need a good general system tonic take ly d ia “He has with him an Eurasian “Aunty, the doctor has promised of w ater.” EL Plnkham a Vegetable Compound, made kle. He resembled one of those ‘Thank you, you needn’t trouble,” tor of a certain size economically, named Moses O’Leary who, they to return with something to relieve the operator must know the approx­ e$peeiotlp for women. I t helps Nature build young Argentine plutocrats who say, already is poking his ugly nose sMd Mrs. Harding. “I need no med­ up physical reristance, thus helps give more used to corrupt Paris until the price the pain, so that you will get some imate draft of each tool. vivacity to enjoy life and assist calming into what is none of his business.” sleep.” icine.” Jittery nerves and disturbing symptoms that of beef and wheat reduced them to ‘Come, Lynn.” The Maharanee Tractor engineers and farm man­ oftenoften' accompany acco change ** ------of life, J *’* WEIX ' the level of common mortals. A “Sleep! While you are doing what agement experts agree that each WORTH------1 TRYINGl Lynn Harding stood examining the in the palace? Do you think I am could hardly wait while Lynn looked splendid figure of a man, perfectly Rolls-Royce. She was quite teed to for a wrap. tractor owner should make a study tailored. Manners that only money deaf, blind? Do you think I have of his machine to determine what Always Hero-Worship luxury, but even Hollywood owned forgotten your flirting on board ship “So long, Aunty. See you later.” can buy and cynicism support. nothing like that thing. Its gadgets "Does she never consult an astrol­ will be an economical load, and then Hero-worship exists, has exist­ Beautifid eyes, without a trace of and in hotels until I blushed for eliminate as much as possible the and gold-plated adornments were a you? I heard you, through the win­ oger?” the Maharanee asked. ed, and will forever exist, uni­ effeminacy and not yet betraying sufficiently good excuse for giving Lynn laughed: “She did once— application of hitches with lower versally among all mankind.— signs of having, lived too furious­ dow, talking to Prince Rundhia.” draft requirements. Manufacturers Aunty’s tem per tim e to cool off. So “Aunty, I think I hate you. It and only once!” Carlyle. ly. An all-conquering male. Heir she lingered, letting the Maharanee “But you? You believe in them?” of tractors can furnish approximate to a throne as old as England’s. makes me feel mean and ungrate­ figures on draft for each machine. go alone into the guesthouse. Alone- ful. I would so much rather love “I think the answer is no. I know With astonishing strength he lifted ness, of course, included three serv­ so little about them—practically Believe the discomfort -with you.” riimnliA this accurate aspirin, POP— Aunty from the earth and placed her ants, but a Maharanee is lucky "I have left off hoping to be nothing. But aren’t they charlatans? Milk for Diet on the soft-springed cushions that who endures only six eyes to watch loved,” said Aunty. “I demand I’ve aways been told that they are.” Although milk is considered by “ d^Ste Joseplt made her sigh with physical relief what she does, and six ears to hear your respect. That mayteachyou “Oh, many of them are,” the Ma­ scientists as nature’s “most near­ . CCNUINE p u r e a s p ir in and mental horror. Auntyknewshe what she says. Lynn could not hear to respect yourself and so merit haranee admitted. “There are char­ ly” perfect food, it can supply the w as up against it. The Prince drove what Prince Rundhia was saying to the respect of your equals. Love? latans in all professions. We have a nutritive requirements of a mature her with skill. He avoided bumps. the doctor, but he was doing all the very good court astrologer. I will Motto of Quarrels Gratitude? Illusions! I have learned body for a long period of time with­ Weakness on both sides, as we He damned the guard at the palace talking and die felt fairly sure that th at." order him to cast your horoscope. out other supplement. The proof of front gate with the voice of a cul­ he was talking about her. In fact, I have already consulted all know, is the motto of Ml quar­ Lynn went and changed into black this is well illustrated in the case rels.—Voltaire. tured gentleman and a vocabulary He strode toward her looking as silk Chinese pajamas. They would him about it.” of John Flaherty, a tailor in Niles, that Atmty instinctively knew was deadly self-assured as Mephistophe- remind Aunty of that fancy-dress “What fun! But please do keep it Ohio, whose diet for the past 20 scurrilous.- At the arched entrance les. Lynn fell on guard. ball on board ship, when the penni­ secret from Aunty. She would years -consisted only of milk. Mr. to the guesthouse patio, he lifted “You win,” said Rundhia. less son of a Tirhoot planter had have conniption fits.” Malaria'CMHfFewr her out. He caused servants to come “Win what?” Flaherty recently died at tiie ripe made the pace so hot that Aunty (TO BE CONTINUED) old age of 75 years. He began the Til, HbtU OMk Sto* cMi »4 like firemen to a burning house. He “Whatever you came for.” W . Aw H~»J »t ,.AA. sent immediately for his private “I came for a good time.” “all milk” diet in 1917 as a result Bengali doctor, a member of bis “Uh-uh? Been having it?” of a stricture ot the esophagus, “Yes. Your aunt has. been con­ No Explanation Offered for Planet Mystery which he contributed to an overdose own household. of serum in inoculation during the “Competent, Mrs. Harding, I as­ ducting me into Indian mysteries." “We have none,” said Rundhia. Astronomers of the late Nine­ totM eclipse of 1918 did scientists war. From 1917 until his death he sure you. Discreet, I guarantee.” drank only a quart of milk a day. Almost simultaneously with the "We are an open book. We are teenth and early Twentieth cen­ give up Watson’s discovery as a arrival of the Bengali doctor, who three hundred and fifty million peo­ turies spent some 40 years disprov­ mistake, Mthough no one had ever looked devilishly discreet and more ple, every single one of whom car­ ing the discovery of a new planet been able again to observe either afraid of Aunty than if she were ries his heart on his sleeve. You between Mercury and the sun, of his two intramercuriM bodies. Farm Facts the devil’s own widow, the Maha­ are the mystery. Have you a heart? writes Dr. Heber D. Curtis, director During each eclipse from 1878 until ranee’s carriage drew up, with its Where is it?” of the University of Michigan ob­ that time, astronomers set up and BUREAU OF horses’ noses snorting on top of the Lynn laughed: “Is that any of servatories, in an article in the ran intramercuriM cameras in the Each year about $150,000,000 OL Rolls-Royce. your business?” Michigan Alumnus Quarterty Re­ search for Vulcan, as the “theoret­ worth of fuel comes from 'farm Out got Lynn, too full of excite­ “Of course it’s my business.” view. icM” planet had been named. woodlands throughout the United STANDARDS ACTEBS I j house in r ment and alarm and fun and sym­ “ Why?” During the totM eclipse of 1878, “These famous observations of States. pathy to remember she should veil “Because you are the most beauti­ says Dr. Curtis, two bright, star- Watson’s,” Dr. Curtis asserts, “dety * • • • A BUSINESS her face. She could hear her aunt ful mystery I have ever seen. Ev­ like objects near the sun were ob­ any satisfactory explanation. Per­ With a radio ownership of 69 per organization which wants served by Michigan’s Prof. James haps as probable a theory as any is through the open guesthouse win­ ery mystery is an invitation to find cent, farm families trail city cou­ to get the most for the dow. Lynn came running into the the right key.” CrMg Watson, one 'of America’s that he saw a moderately bright sins by 13 per cent, but farmers glalre of Rundhia’s headlights. “Oh, are you a detective?” leading astronomers and, according comet with an almost stellar nu­ listen more, a recent survey of money sets up standards “Who are you? What is wrong .“You bet I am. I’ve detected to former President James B. An- cleus.” The relatively strong illumi­ 14,000 rurM families reveMed. by which to judge what with Aunty?" your cruelty. You intend to keep gell,,the most brilliant man ever nation of the sky background, he *- • • is offered to it, just as in . “Your aunt has hurt herself. My me guessing. I can’t endure it.” graduated from the University of explains, would have prevented the A good cow under the most fa­ physician and some women are ex­ Lynn laughed again: “Should I Michigan. The existence of a planet detection of a tail, while the failure vorable conditions is able to con­ Washington Sio govern­ ploring for broken bones. I believe pity you?” inside the orbit of Mercury had long of astronomers to find the comet sume about 150 pounds of great ment maintains a Bureau it is nothing serious." “No. PiQr and compassion are been predicted by theoreticM as­ after it had left the immediate vicin­ pasture herbage in a day. This of Standards. Aunty, it was obvious, thought oth­ the twin curses of India. We’re so tronomers, he writes, Mthough the ity of the sun is explained by the task is done with a "mowing” ap­ V1UDtfE Mt erwise. She wasn’t liking the doc­ compassionate to one another that body had never been seen. Wat­ fact that all comets enormously de­ paratus about three inches wide. •You can have your own CHlLDEEMj tor. She was calling him a fool, we hate one another for not being son’s observations, therefore, he crease in brilliance as they leave .• * * Bureau of Standards, too. GEANP-BiIJ and she could make the word sound even more miserable than we are, says, were herMded as the discov­ the sun, and a small one observed Good crop rotations protect the like a description of a flunkey caught so as to be able to mop up greater ery of a new member of our plan­ near the sun might never be seen soil, provide enough roughage for Just consult the advertis­ stealing. floods of useless pity.” etary family. Confirming Watson’s again because its light would di­ live stock, supply grain, distribute ing columns of your news­ The Maharanee had to be cere­ “So you’re an iron man?” discovery, he adds, were the ob­ minish by hundreds of times within labor requirements, provide sever- paper. They safeguard monially, helped out of the carriage. “No—nor a jellyfish. I have a servations of Prof. Lewis Swift, who a short tim e. While this theory m ay M sources of income, and assures a your purchasing power She, too; had heard Aunty's yells. leathery disposition, due to talents saw one of, the bodies only a few explain one of Watson's intramer­ fair annuaVe icome unless uncontrol­ She was overflowing with eagerness that have dried from lack of use.” seconds later than Watson during curiM objects, says Dr. Curtis,. no lable economic conditions make this every day of every year. to overwhelm an injured guest with “ Oh, are you lazy?” the' sam e eclipse/- explanation has been offered for the impossible. kindness, but she couldn’t run' as “No. Iron has entered into me. Not until the observations of the otter. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVTLLE. N. C. J he Latest "F^ t Styies CLASSIFIED NDa^ sobu«on.front DEPARTMENT ! Tllev O0l Pular for OUr Iiair or Wlth?ut mselves. Thev P t1tinS FEED AND SEEDS and tailored so THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE °f all to oress’i T? hey CHEAP FEED B W R M H S w npie. I1ROSO grows almost anywhere. 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"Cate-W rKU Service.) Bave yon noticed that In hot Weather your digestion and elimina­ BeQ Syndicate.—WNU Setvice. tion seem to become torpid or lazy? Women Tour food sours, forms gas, causes belching, heartburn, and a feeling MESCAL IKE Br s. l. huntley It’s Your Shot, Pa of restlessness and Irritability. Tour, heir 40’s tongue may be coated, your com­ VlA-CO A rm ou eu r UGtffWlW plexion bilious, and your bowel s r w u c x ’e m ! i f I H A D u r action sluggish or insufficient. ■EM ttract Men SI S E E M HVT V J t m M V OvWK Xhese are some of the symptoms vice for a woman during her VUM \WWOTA_BUrlM of Uliousness or so-called “Torpid y from 38 to 52), «rho feara ’ VUH1VUH AIhJT # \ e « s i ujou-Dkit Liver,” so prevalent in hot climates. appeal to men, who worries EhJOUSH TO eeueve nrr.' They call for calomel, or better stUL es, loss of pep, dizzy spells, Dd moody spells. Calotabs, the nausealess calomel ?h air, 8 brs. sleep and if y o n V* '> W / compound tablets th at make calo­ era l sy stem to n ic ta k e L y d ia cuck ; C U cic mel-taking a-pleasure. Vegetable Compound, made I// Calotabs ghre you the effects of omen. It helps Nature build calomel and salts combined, helping !stance, thus helps give more joy life and assist calming nature to expel the sour, stagnant nd disturbing symptoms thaC bile and washing it out of the oy change of life. WELL system. One or two Calotabs a t bed­ —NG l time with a glass of water,—that’s all. Next morning your system feels clean and refreshed, your head is s Hero-Worship dear, your spirit bright, and you are feeling fine with a hearty appetite hip exists, has exist- m for breakfast Eat what you wish forever exist, uni- and go about your work or pleasure. ong all mankind.— Genuine Calotabs are Bold OlUy 1a checker-board (black and white) pack­ ages bearing the trade mark “Calotabs.” Zcetuse -Imitations. Trial package only ten cents; family package twenty-five elieve the discom fort w itu POP— Literally Speaking By J- MILLAR WATT cents, at your dealers (Adv.) 13 accurate aspirin. THAT • i t s a L im e h a b i t ! J o s e p h , IS ALWAYS Learn From History NUlNE PURE ASPIRIN OFFICE- BOV VES.1 — HE’S PICKED UP OF VOURS SM O K IN G Examine history, for it is “Phil­ C ISA R . HGRC AND osophy teaching by Experience.", o of Q uarrels GNOS! THERE-! —Carlyle. on both sides, as we the motto of all quar-’ - IP u t Just^M ropslt In re. D O S E I each nostra lor quick £ Ire ll et from excessive C O L D I nasal secret Ion. Aak for hills* Fever, v peneirokss in*. Sfepi dulls end ' ef Femow If OXBff 11 For the Cause i»y-b»ek fuwAfite*. "t S f It is the cause and not the death, that makes the martyr.—Napo­ leon. I b O Bell Syndicate.- S g W T K fasg flS Got MALARIA? OWN METHOD U you have Malaria, you owe it Cheerful News THE WORLD AT ITS WORST By GLUYAS WILLIAMS to yourself and your family to get The first officer called a deckhand rehef. AU over the South—and in EAU OF DL to him and said: “Go below and 2 1 foreign countries—Wintersmith’s HOU-VU/dOD STAS COURT AWARDS VJIF6 S ttK S T O break up that poker game.” Tonic is known as one of the oldest ACTRESS IE A iK HfWJE MARRIAGE and most reliable Malaria medicines mabeies again - WIFt*50a AWEEK The sailor was away for the better NDARDS HCWSE IH B ENO AHHOUED on the market. We believe you H iS 4 9 VfNTURE AUM0NY part oi an hour. When he returned will agree this is'proof of gynlity. • A BUSINESS the officer barked: “Did you break For your own sake—TRY Winter- tioa which wants up that game?” smith’s—and see fo r yourself / “Yes, sir,” said the sailor. the most for the "What in thunder took you so sets up standards long?” demanded the officer. WINTEBSMITH'S h to judge what “Well, sir,” the sailor replied, “I had only , three pence to start ; to it, just as in . with.” TONIC gton the govem- aintains a Bureau Exception? ‘ards. HUSBAND C H m e i HE. ASP MBS. Teacher—Do not forget that we OUDGE AWABPS I NOTHING WT m e Cf CRueLTY AE£ have to start most things from the L have your ow n CHILDREN JO TBOOBtt1T(W)ME CELEPBATIN© BARGAINS euAND-acenT 1 EVEEyWHEGE. bottom of the ladder. of Standards, too. th eir goidew Bobby (slyly)—Please, sir, how ANNIVERSARY —that will save you many a -ult the advertis- s u n p a y , about when you are escaping from a fire? dollar will escape you if 3 of yournews- you fail to read carefully and They safeguard Overlooked regularly the advertising-of chasing power “How did George break his leg?" loosl merchants » » » ay of every year. “Well, do you see those steps over EtfERVBODY OM THE SfREEf there?” HIB 60NE -ft TtIE COOHIftv' “ Yes.** /V" IN THIS PAPER "George didn’t.” BtII Syotfint*. Inc AVKlJ SC»V1C£> tH fe &AVIE RECORD, MOGkSVlLLE, R t AUGUST 16,1939 CagaaaajM M aa* [HE D Stores To Close. THE DAVIE RECORD. Seen Along Main Street Thousands Attend Big Masonic Picnic. Largest By The Street Rambler. Tbe following m erchants of MochevilIe are co-operation In closing tbeir places of Davie C C. FRANK STROUD Editor. . oooooo business for a half holiday on Wednes­ Preachings and shows keeping the day afternoon of each week ootil Sept. I: TELEPHONE I Allison Johnson Co. folks busy on Main Btreet-Young C. J. Angell, Jeweler NEWS Entered atthe Postoffice in Mocks- lady swallowing headache powder J Frank Hendnx. Mockeville Casb Store. vllle, N. C.. as Second-clasB Mail Saturday night—Mack Kimbrough Daniel F u r & Electric Co. Jam es Fi m atter. March 3.1903. busy taking in coupons in exchange Mocksville Hardware Co. was in tow for cold drinks Jim Wall traveling Ideal Grocery & Market* Martin Brothers. nic. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: south—Mary Alice telling about be­ C C. Sanford Sons Co. ing sunburned at lake—Bill Angell p H td u e * s . Mrs. C. ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE • $100 going to bank wi h money and pass United ‘'ariety Store spent Thur SIX MONTHS. IN ADVANCE - $ SO Wallace 5 and IOc Store. book in his hand—Charles casting W. J . Johnson Co. the big pic longing looks toward dime store— Tbe Star The nest hie event is the Davie M r. and Clerk worried because she wanted Conntv Fair. Let’s make the fair to go to the picnic, but had to work Double-Header Game. W oodleaf, this year the higeest and best one —Wayne' busy et joying his lunch ing in the ever held in Davie. Main and Advance. Cooleemee sod Fork, hour—Policeman coming out of the members of thejDavie County Baseball Lea O. N . H Politics makes strange bed-fellows bank with money in bis hand—Ar­ Cue. will stage a double-header bail game spent the w thur Daniel wearing new straw hat and causes folks to do lots of fun­ at Lewia Field, Cooleemee, Saturday even­ in and aron ny things. It is amusing to watcb Officer busy trying to locate lost ar­ ing, beginning a t 7:45. The public is urged ticles—Sheriff Bowden leaving for to come and see these games. M r. and the hoys when they don’t know yon Calahaln to locate lost person—Dave Taylorsvill are looking. ______Pardue cranking up his car getting visitors Th ready to go to dinner—Miss Libby T he 6 1 st annual Masonic picnic M r. and busy distributing checks while Miss has come and gone. It is needless Bargains! children Ie to say that it was a success in every Ruby waits at dime store—Miss Mar garet telling friend goodbye—Ycung few days v way. Those who worked early Plenty Arsenate of Lead 4 Ib 49c lady trimming display ‘ window on ami late for the past month or two Meat 6 &c Mrs. M. hot afternoon—Irene and Marjorie Lard. 48 Ib can $4.25 getting eveayihing ready for the son spent s taking auto ride—Kim Sheek being Lard, 16 Ib bucket $1.59 big day, deserve much credit for w ith her p held up and made to shell out his Lard, 8 Ib carton 69c the manner in which the progTam Legion dues.—Clarence Elam sell Lard, 4 Ib carton 35c L ester C was carried out. A large crowd ing big watermelons—Young lady Lard. I Ib IOc N ew port N was present for the day exercises, carrying big bunch of money —Miss Horn-Johnstone, Grimes Flour $2 25 week in to and to hear the masterful address Thelma eating popcorn—Uncle Milas Sngar, 100 lbs $4.59 f i i Haynes of Governor Hrny. Thousands of Foster resting in front of hotel—Mrs Sugar, 25 lbs $1.22 Jr., Ielt S young and old thronged th e Kennen telling about how hard it Sugar, 10 lbs 49c days trip t grounds during the evening and rained between Farmington and Oak Sugar, 5 Ibs 25c Grove—Wilburn Stonestreet talking late into the night. It was indeed Salmon. Pink can lie Dr. and about how hot he was—Flake talk a day to be remembered, and the 5c Matches 3c H arm ony, ing about swapping sweethearts- 2 packs 15c Cigarettes 25c large sum of money raised for the Iredell cou Jim Hefner, of Hickory, stopping at Rice Ib 4c Masonic orphanage will bring hap­ picnic. Kurfees & Ward’s long enough to White Beans, Ib 4c piness to the hundreds of children bay cold drink and watermelon— Pintoes, Ib 5c Dr. E N who are inmates of this fne insti­ George Helper borrowing pencil to Pure Apple Vinegar, gallon 19c in town tution. write a check—Boone Stonestreet in 9x12 Rugs $3.39 picnic and hurry to get to bank before it closed or 3 for $10 00 f iends. 7,422 Tickets Sold. for picnic day—Turner Grant riding PLOW PARTS new riding device at picnic and seem­ OLIVER F R. M There were 7 422 gate tickets sold ing to enjoy it. Miss Maty, at the Masonic picmc Thursday, com Points Land Mol pared with 7,090 sold one year ago, a Goober 1 2 46 1 1 0 Mrs. Wade gain of 332. ______Many Thanks. 1 0 31 55 155 ConD. 13 39 55 155 Mrs. R. H. Shank, of Dallas, Mr. and 19 43 85 265 A. S. McDaniel Passes. Texas, in renewing her subscrip­ Elkin, spe 2 0 47 85 265 A. S. McDaniel. 72 of R. 3, died tion to The Record, writes: ing in the in Eowan Memorial Hospital, Salis Syracuse bury, Friday morning shortly after ‘Enclosed please find one frog 1465 31 55 155 m any frien 11 o’clock, following a month’s ill* skin. I do enjoy The Davie Re 1464 39 76 205 Mrs. Wi ness. cord and look forward to it each 1460 45 80 255 Funeral services were held at Courtesy Winston-Salem Journal more, is s Smith Grove Methodist church Sun­ week. Congratulations on another Chattanooga town wit’ day afternoon at 3 o’clock, with Rev. anniversary too." 72 19 33 105 Upper picture shows Governor Hoey talking to two of the Oxford Orphanage child­ M rs. W . A J. W. Vestal in charge, and the 63 ,•31 55 155 body laid to rest in the church ceme­ 64 39 70 205 ren on the rostrum under arhor. Lower p:cture shows a small section of picnic visitors Mr. and tery. Many Thanks. 47 82 240 Mr. McDaniel is survived by his 65 under big arbor listening to exercises. and little widow and seven children. Bix sins, William P. Etchison 1 who holds This Is A Few of the Maker We Sell 4 , spent th various games and shows on the James A., of Richmond; I E , Wash a position with The State, South See Me For Anything In Shoes Thursday was a big day in this o’clock, with the opening prayer tives at Gr ington, D. C.; Johr.n'e Winston-Sa­ Carolina’s leading daily newspaper, Work and Dress Clothing usually quiet town. People from by Rev. C. W. Cooper, pastor of midway, together with the refresh­ lem; Frances Smith Grove;-Kermit Mr. an published at Columbia, has our Dry GoodB And Notions a number of distant states and from the Presbyterian church. During ment stands, did a land office busi­ and Seth, at home, and Mrs. Frank W ashingto B. Cash, Morganton. Three broti * thanks for tbe following cheering I Guarantee Our Goods And My many surrounding and distant coun­ the morning, afternoon and even ness during tbe day and evening. Prices Are Always Right end with era, G. B McDaniel, R. 3; N. P. Mc­ message which he wrote a few days ties came to help tbe local folks en ing many songs and recitations were The evening crowd attending the Daniel, High Point, and Jasper Mc­ 2 Pair 3 and 4 Year Old Mules jov tbe 6 i:-t annual Masonic picnic. rendered by a class of pupils from concert and on tbe midway attrac­ W ard, nea Daniel Smith Grove, *and one sister, ago: I Will Buy Your Country Produce Mrs. Tom Plott, of R. 3. also survive. Bv it o’clock, more than three the Masonic Home, which were ted a large crowd which was esti­ Mrs. H . "Bv the way, I think you aie And Pay Market Price Mr. McDaniel was one of The Re­ getting out now the he»t paper of thousand people had assembled un greatly enjoyed. mated at between 5 . 0 0 0 to 6 ,ooo. Y ork, spe cord’s long time friends, and it i I Am Agent For any in its long oast history, not a It is estimated that between 7 , 0 0 0 with sorrow that we chronic e bis Massey Harris Machinery der and aroand tbe big aTbor to One of the big features of the brother, M single copy cf which I have ;ever d e a th .' ______hear tbe annual addTess, delivered day was the rddress by. Editor Carl and 8 , 0 0 0 gate tickets were sold attended t' mi-sed reading since it started^ and Tractor by Governor Clyde Hoey. It is Goercb, of The State, R&leigh. He during, the day and evening. The Your present news feature, "Seen ’•YOURS FOR BARGAINS” M r. an needless to say that this brilliant kept the large audience in a good total receipts from the picnic have William F. James. Along Main Street," is always and little J. FRANK HENDRIX orator held his audience spell-bound humor with his witty remarks. Carl not yet been tabulated. William F. James, 8 8 , died at the most interesting.’’ Salem, spe home of his daughter, Mrs. J C. from tbe beginning to the last word is a fine speaker who knows bow Tbe only two men living who Brock, at Farmington, Friday morn­ in town, of his masterful address, which con- to entertain any kind of a gather­ have attended every picnic since ing a t 7 o’clock, following a long ill- Ijam es. nes». . . . suraed 3 0 minutes. The speech was ing. T. C Proctor, President of the' first one was held at the Shoals I Mr. and Mr. James is survived by two broadcast over Radio stations WSJS the Oxford Orphanage, was also in 1 8 7 8 , were present Thursday. children Ie daughters, Mrs. Blanche Brock and W inston-Salem,atsd W HIG, Greens­ heard, together with others. Many Mrs. G. H Graham, of Farmington; They are John N. Ijames 1 of this Ind , wbe four sons, E. C.. C. D., and M. C, Fertilize boro. Col. Iacob Stewart acted as prominent Masons from various city, and Henry Smithdeal, of Ad­ weeks wi James, of Farmington, and G. R master of ceremonies and introduc sections of the state were present. vance.- brothers. James, o f Winston-Salem. M r . ed the Governor. James was a native of Farmington, as you drill in the The oiggest event of the cay The large crowd was well-be­ F ia n k . and was for years a merchant, to­ The Mocksville high school band was the old-fashioned country din­ haved, and only a few arrests were Bill Dwig bacco manufacturer and potter. furnished the music for tbe picnic. ner which attracted hundreds of for W'asbi Funeral services were held at made during the day and evening. This baud of 1 8 pieces, was organ­ Masons and others, at the noon will spend Farmington Methodist church Sun­ This was the warmest picnic day day morning at 10 o’clock, with Rev ized last fall, and deserve much hour. These dinners have become th e town. J. W. Vestal in charge, and the body credit for the fine music they ren­ famous and are discussed by those experienced here in 1 5 years, the Mrs. Br laid to rest in the church cemetery. dered during the day. This band who have enjoyed them, from one temperature reaching around 9 5 de­ Iene DoLie returned has a fiue futuie before it. picnic to another. grees. ' The picnic was a big suc­ Sheffield News. where tbe The exercises began at 1 0 : 3 0 Tne Lee riding devices and the cess in spite of the heat. Priming and curing tobacco is the order Mrs. H . of tbe day here now. W . C. Kelly, the little 10 year old son of Mr. North Carolina / In Superior Coort spending t and Mrs. W. L. Gaither, fell and broke bis Mrs. Russell Bessent. Davio County I arm last Tuesday. H. H. Smith. in Davie A. M Gaither has bought part of the T. Mrs. Russell Bessent, 45, of Jeru­ Henry H. Smith, 7 9 , died at his Hilda Way Thompson M r. Sain v s ' P. Richardson farm and is preparing to salem, died at 6 o’clock Friday morn­ home in Farmington last last for the we build and open up a store near New Union JOHN DEERE- > Wed W. P. Thompson ing at Davis Hospital, Statesville, since. church. V A N BRUNT FERTI­ nesday night. He was found dead Notice-Serving Summons By Mrs. W. E. Smith, who has been in the following a n illness 0 f several in bed, and his death was a severe O. C. A Davis hospital at Statesville for several LIZER GRAIN DRILLS Publication. ★ Star force feeds handle all months. Funera'services were held shock to his family. Sowers, II weeks, was brought home last Monday. kinds of commercial far* at the home Saturday afternoon at The defendant. W. P, Thompson, other Sta The revival meeting begun at New , In one trip over the Mr. Smith is.survived by. his wife, t Uizer and U nr In 3 o’clock, conducted by Revs. A. A. will teke notice that an action en­ T hursday Union M. E. church Monday nlgbt and will field the John Deere- two sons, Price and Price Smith, titled SB atbove has been commenced continue until Saturday night before the Van Brunt Fertilizer- sired quantity per aero. Kyle and J. W. Foster, and the body C. has mi thi'd Sunday. On the 3rd Sunday there all of Farmington; and one dauyh in the SuperiorC oiirt of Davie Coun* in the pas laid to rest in Cherry Hill cemetery. ty, North Carolina, the same being will be a hom coming dinner on the Grain Drill pulverizes the ter, Mrs, Ralph Pegram, Winston- ground. E eryb-d is'welcome, bring * 8ises up to 17 z 7* Surviving is the husband, two an action for absolute divorce from There soil, drills in the. seed, Salem, and fonr grannchildren. the bonds of matrimony now exist­ well filled baskets. drills in the fertilizer, and daughters, Jane and Nancy and one Chestnut Most of the homes in this section have brother, Paul Wood, of Fredrick* Funeral and burial services took ing between the plaintiff and the de­ There will been wired and the people are expecting ★ Bdrse or tractor hitch. fendant on the grounds of two years covers both seed and ferti­ and friend the R E A., juice to be turned on. Md. place a t Bethlehem Methodist of separation and abandoment of tbe lizer. You save fertilizer- choirs, * Quality construction church Friday, with Rev. J. W. plaintiff by the defendant. And the Hunters’ License. spread on all is placed within reach throughout for Ionfi depend­ Vestal in charge. said defendant will further take no­ McCullough Reunion. cordially I Hunting license cad be bought at the of the growing plants. able Bervice, tice that be is required to appear at following places: You save time and seed. The thirteenth annual reunion of There will be a home-coming at the office of the Clerk of Superior a well fille Tommie S. Hendrix, LeGrand’s Pharm­ South River Methodist church, Ro- Court for Davie County at the court acy. Johd Ridenbour, J. M. Livengood, A. Come in and inspect the McCullough family and their bonseiifellocksVille, North Carolina, Hollow L Sbutt, Bennett's Store. L G. Roberts. W. this better drill. > friends will occur at McCullough wan county, on Sunday, Aug. 2 7 th. within thirty days after tbe sixth ville tow A Taylor. John Harding, Paul Foster. A. AU former members, as well as the day o f Septem ber. 1939. and answer stroke of E. Hendrix.______arbor, four miles south of Mocks, public generally, is given a cordial of demut to the Complaint in said while atte yiile on Aug. 2 0 . A n interesting action, or the plaintiff will apply to here, rem D H. Hendricks and son Geo. invitation to be present. There program has beeo arranged with the Court for the relief demanded at the Mo H e n d rc k s 1 and Wayne Merrell 1 MARTIN BROTHERS in said Complaint.; music furnished by Cooleemee quar­ will be dinner on the grounds, and he was car left Sundav for Little River 1 S. C., all are requested to bring weji.fil!ed This, the 9th day of August, 1939. ing strick tette. Everybody invited, and bring C. B. HOOVER. where they will spend several, days reported i well filled baskets. baskets. Clerk of Superior Court, deep sea fishing. JOHN DEERE QUA THiB M V ii iiddRfr, mogMsville, n. t august I* i*»

IHE DAVIE RECORD.! Rev. Marvin Wellman, of Hick­ Hendricks-Crosland. Youth Revival At Bap­ Mrs. Sheek Injured In c Picnic. ory, was iu town Thursday for the picnic. Benneteviile, S. C.—Of much in- Princess Theatre tist Church. Wreck. Largest Circulation of Any te’est. to a wide circle of friends in Henr.y Hobson, of Salisbury, was the two Carolinas was the marriage WEDNESDAY ONLY The Youth Revival b- gins Sunday. Aug. A message was received here Mon­ Davie County Newspaper. a business visitor here oue day last on Wednesday morning, August 9, 20th at the Baptist church, Moeksville. day morning telling of 8 serious at eleven o’clock in the Methodist Lupe Velez in automobile wreck near Shelbvville, week. “THE GIRL FROM MEXICO" Rreparatidns are being made for a general Church in Bennettsville, S. C., of youth for youth movement In all of Mocks- Ind., Sunday evening, in which Mn. NEWS AROUND TOWN. QMisses H l 'a and Neva Mark­ Miss Helen Cogg.ns Crosland and ville and the surrounding vicinity. The J. L. Sheek, of this city, received a ham are spending this week with Paul Eugene Hendricks, of King1B THURSDAY and FRIDAY broken arm and gash.cut in her face, Mountain and Moeksville. The Revival will be led by five young min­ James File, of Lynchburg, Va., friends in Elkin. VYoinea Witb Wintfs I and J A. Kimbrough and J . A. Kim­ church was beautifully decorated Womea Without Men! isters of Mars Hill College who have been brough, Jr.. of Winston-Salem, re­ was in town Thursday for the pic Frank and Glenn Ijames, oi with a wealth of bamboo and ferns "WOMEN IN THE WIND’* in tbis type of work most of tbe summer. ceived bruises. Mr. Kimbrough and in front of which stood floor baskets Bill Angell will a ct as director. Tbe son, and Mrs. Sheek left Winston- nic. High Point, were among the picnic with Kay Frances and William Gartfan visitors Thursday. of pink gladioli and graceful gypso- preaching will be done by W. R Wagoner, Salem early Saturday morning by Mrs. C. B. Stroud, of Lexington, phila. SATURDAY of Lewisville, Worth Grant, of High Point, automobile for Darlington, Ind . to spent Thursday io town taking in Mrs. L. H. Campbell, of Harts- The program of nuptial miiBic and James White, of Elizabeth City. be present at the 103rd birthday an- ville, S. C., spent last week With re­ which was rendered by Miss Grace The 3 Mesquiteers niversav of Mr. Noah Brock, an the big picnic James Kirk, of Lewisville, will lead tbe latives in Mocksville and Davie. Mitchell included Lieberstraum and “RED RIVER RANGE” uncle of Mn. Sheek and Mr. Kim­ Schubert's Serenade. Neville Ben­ with John Wayne, Ray Corrigan 8inging. One and all—old and young— brough Their car was said to have Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Shaver, of ere cordially invited and urged to prav, MS'S.:-5'* Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Adcock and nett sang several selections Men­ been badly damaged, and they are Woodleaf, were here Thursday tak­ children, of Cumnock, spent Thurs­ delssohns Wedding March was used MONDAY and TUESDAY work, and attend. Feel tbe Old Gospel in returning to Moeksville by train. ing in the picnic. day in town with Mr. and Mrs. W. as a recessional and the march from Don Ameche. Loretta Young, a New Way! I L. Call. ^Lohengrin as a processional. I Henry Fonda in O. N. Holman, of Gaffney, S. C., The lovely bride entered with her “ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL” Revival Meeting. | Bixby News. spent the week end with relatives Frauk Stroud, Jr., of the Efird’s brother. Jack W. Croslaod, of Dal­ I Mrs. J. H. Robettsou is very ill we am department store salesforce, ofj las, Texas, by whom she was given Tbe Annual Revival Meeting at Center sorry to know. in and aronnd town. in marriage. | Churcb will begin on next Sunday night at Winston Salem, is spending two 7:45 p. m. S nvices will be held under Mr. Turner Robertson is spending a few Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Kelly, of I Tbe groom entered with his broth- days with his parents. weeks vacation in town with his |er. Grey Hendricks, of Moeksville, the arbor. This large arbor will have a Taylorsville, were among the picnic parents. public address system installed in its so R. A. Hilton is spending a few days with who served as best man. that all may be able to hear thespeaker. bis wife and family, who is in business visitors Thursday. Mrs. R. M. Holthouser and dau­ In a beautiful and impressive cere­ W T. Myers, Admr. of Adelia Rob­ Rev John W. Groce, evangelist from w ith bis son E. C. Hi.'ton. of Prospect Hill. mony by Rev. J. E. Clark, pastor of ertson. decs’d High Point will do the preaching. Music Mrs. Tom Howard spent two days with ghter Miss Helen Faye, left Suu- Mr. and Mrs. Grady Ward and the bride, the solemn marriage vows vs will be furnished by the combined choirs of his mother and father Mr. and Mrs. W alter day for New York, where Mrs. children left Friday morning for a were spoken. J. H. Robertson, et als. Davie circuit Rev. M. G. Ervin the pastor Barney. Holthouser will purchase fall goods The bride is the only daughter of extends a cordial invitation to everyone Mrs. T. R. Crouse and children, of Wins­ few days vacation at Manteo. for Sanford’s Department Store. to atteod. ton-Salem spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Helen Goggans Crosland and Notice of Re-Sale. her grandmother Mrs, Adelia Howard. Mrs. M. C. Dtadmon and little the late J W. Crosland. She is a Arthur Phelps, of Cleveland, R. Mrs. Mamie W alton. Mrs. Tom Howatd Mr. and Mrs. Freeman D. Slye graduate of Winthrop College. Since Under and by virtue of an order of the Clerk of Superior Court for i. and L- J. C. Pickier, of Saliss and sons, Mrs Charlie Howard and daugb- son spent several days last week and little daughter, who have been htr graduation she has taught com­ Josephine spent Friday afternoon with spending some time here with Mr. merce in the high school at Kings Davie Couhty. North Carolina, made bury, R I , were picnic visitor- with her parents at Kappa. in the special proceeding entitled, Miss Recie. Mrs. J . S. Gomatzer and Mrs. and Mrs. Z N. Anderson, parents Mountain. She is a young woman Thursday. Charles Groce. Lester Craven, of the U. S. Navy, of charm and beautv and her many W. T. Myers. Admr. of Adelia Rob­ of Mrs. Slye, returned to their home ertson vs J . H. Robertson, et als. the Newport News, is spending this iu Washington City Sunday. friends here regret that she will make her home elsewhere. same being a petition to sell lands to week in town with home folks. Our subscribers who iorgot to Mr Hendricks is tbe son of Mr. make assets, and duly filed and re­ corded in the office of the Clerk of HaynesYatesand I. K. Sheek, bring us a frog skin uicnic dav, and Mrs. E. G Hendricks of Mocks- ville, He is a graduate of Wake Superior Court for Davie County, Jr., left Saturday evening for a ten can send, bring or mail it to us this North Carolina, the undersigned week. Onr creditors are always Forest College and for four years he days trip to the New York Fair. has taught science in the high school Commissioner will, on the 19th day Watch That Roof. holding out their hands for what at Kings Mountain and also directed of August, 1339, a t twelve o’clock, Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Gaither, of we are owing them. the King Mountain School Band that noon, at the court house door In Da­ has won national recognition. vie County, Moeksville, N C , offer Harmony, were the hundreds of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Steelman and for re-sale to the highest bidder, the Iredell county citizens here for the daughters, Mrs. E. Carl Pratt and After the ceremonv the bride and groom left for a stay at Dayton following described real estate: picnic. MissGeorgia Eiizibeth Steelman, Beach and after their return will Begin at a dogwood stump and and Misses Maty Skeen and Mar-1 make their home in Kings Mountain. runs E. 2 degs S. 5 50 to center of Kurpaco Alumium Dr. E M. Gr.ffin, of King, was garet Price, of Durham, wete here! Fork Church road; thence N. 7 degs. in town Thursday attending the for tbe picnic Thutsdav. with said road, 10 75 to railroad rivht I Mr and Mrs. Fred Lanier and of-way: therce West 15 degs. North picnic and shaking hands with old O. L. Williams and Mr and Mrs. children and Clarence Turrentine, 2.00 to a stake: thence South 3 degs f.iends. T. H. Brice, of Sumter, S. C.,i of Damascus, Va., spent the week West 10.28 to the beginning corner, Will Protect Your Roof were among the picnic visitors end in town with home folks. containg 3.84 acres more or less. F R. McMahan and daughter, This being lot No I ir, the division Thursday. T hey have m a n v j Miss Mary, of Pino, are visiting A revival meeting will begin at of the lands of A. H Robertson, de­ triends here who are always glad Turrentine Baptist church Sunday, ceased. Mrs. Wade Bowden, at WestHaven 1 Against to welcome them back to tbe old with services at 11 a. m., and 8 p. Bidding on the said lands will start Conn. home town. m. Rev. Dallas Renegar will assist at $577.50. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Bailey, of the pastor. The public is invited. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, Mr. and Mrs. James McDaniel, of, balance in sixty days with bond and Rust and Winter Freezes. Elkin, spent Thursday in town tak­ Richmond, Va., spent last week’ J. E. Horn, of-Newton, spent approved securitv, nr all cash at the ing in the picnic and greeting their with Mr. McDaniel’s mother, Mrs. last week with relat’ves in and a option of the purchaser. Title re­ A. S. McDanieIt On R. 3 . Mr. Mc­ round town, and took in tbe picnic served until the purchase money is many friends. Daniel’s father died Friday in a Thursday. Mr Horn hasn’t miss­ paid in full Come In And Let Us Tell Mrs. William Beeker, of BaltU Salisbury hospital an account of ed but a few picnics here within S This the 3rd day of August. 1939. sron-Saiem Journal more, is spending two weeks in which appears in another coulrnr. the past bali century. I J. B. GRANT, Commissioner. town with her parents, Mr. and You About It. rd Orphanage child- Mrs. W. A. Foster. In of picnic visitors Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Foster, Jr., and little daughter Virginia, of R. 4 , spent the week-end with rela­ hss and sho^vs on the tives at Greer, S. C. The Picnic Is Over Kurfees & Ward Igether with the refresb- , did a land office busi- • Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ward, of tbe d3y and evening. Washington, D. C., spent the week­ “Better Service” I crowd attending the end with Mr. and *Mrs. Charlie on tbe raid way attrac- Ward, near Smith Grove. But You Can Still Get A Good crowd which was esti- Mrs. H. H. Martenson, of New tween 5 . 0 0 0 to 6 ,ooo. York, spent last week with her ted that betw een 7 .0 0 0 brother, Mel Nichols, on R. 2 , and ate tickets were sold attended the Masonic picnic. lay and evening. The Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ijames s from the picnic have Used Car At Reasonable Prices. and little daughter, of Winston- AU Time High tabulated, Salem, spent several days last week two men living who in town, guests of Mrs. R. M. -d every picnic siuce Ijam es. was held at the Sboals Our Used Car Stock Consists Of Several Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and in General Electric re present Thursday, children left Friday for Alexandia, in X, Ijames, of this Ind , where they wll! spend two ory Smitbdeal, of Ad- weeks with Mr. Smith’s two brothers. Model A Fords, ’34 and ’35 Standard Refrigerator Values crowd was well-be- Frank Stroud, Jr., Everett and |only a few arrests were Bill Dwiggins left Friday morning for Washington, D. C., where they the day and evening, will spend several days looking over Coaches And Other Makes. T l warmest picnic day th e town. NewLowPrices I here in 1 5 years, the Mrs. Bruce Ward, Mrs. Theo- Iene Dobey and little daughter Gay, I reaching around 9 5 de­ and Selective returned Sunday from Kannapolis, picnic was a big suc- where they were gueets of Mr. and Consult Us Before Trading For A Better Used Car. Io f tbe heat. Mrs. H. R. Butler. Air Conditions! W. C. Sain, of LaJunta, Colo., is spending two weeks with relatives I ^ a I In Superior Court O Whether you now own an auto­ in Davie and adjoining counties. matic refrigerator or ate dunking Mr. Sain left here 2 5 years ago of purchasing one for the first tune* i W ay Thompson you ought to see the new Genetai for the west, where he has lived 1 vs We Also Carry A Full Line Of Electric. Thie year’s model is the J P. Thompson since. “blue-ribbon winner” of a Ioog-Iine of G-Es-the refrigerator that has Irving Summons By always led tbe way to better and bet­ O. C. Austin and Miss Lorene ter refrigeration for less and less. lublication. Sowers, H. L. Foster and many G-E M o itl B8-39 Hlmtraled at right. \ ia n t, W. P, T h o m p so n , other Statesville people sp en t Genuine Chevrolet Parts9 Ic e that a n a c tio n en- Thursday attending the picnic. O. Jre h as been commenced C. has missed but few picnics here Snli-Fraerlng SteregS * HIdl HumkJHy nilh LenTeaiperatnreSinfige e Moder­ I o r Cuurt of Davie Coun- in the past 6 0 years. ate Temperatnre with IIifih Humidity po lin a, the same b e in g Storage » SaMy-Zom Ceneral Storage, There will be a Home Coming at !absolute divorce from Automobile Tires And Accessories. These different combinations of J m a trim o n y now e x ist- Chestnut Grove church Aug. 2 7 th . temperature and humidity permit - Ithe plaintiff and tbe do­ There will be talks by home comers you to keep foods a t their foUesc, finest flavor, and provide the most / pe grounds of tw o years and friends, and singing by various practice!, low-cosc method of food I and abandoment of the choirs. A picnic dinner will be - preservation iivailatolc todsr- Both pe defendant. And the poor food and your mvestmt n : are spread on the lawn. Everyone is lafelnaGB—'ifshuiltforkesps!" J t t will fu rth er take n o - cordially invited to come and bring I V Is required to appear at I the Clerk of S u p e rio r a well filled basket. Ivie County at the court Holloway Han is, 4 9 , o f C larks­ |k s v in e , North Carolina, Pennington Chevrolet Co. ville township, who suffered a days after tb e s ix th stroke of paralysis Thursday night ■nber, 1939. and answer G. C Sanford Sons Co. Ithe Complaint in said while attending the Masonic picnic • plaintiff w ill a p p l y to here, remains in a serious condition r the relief d e m a n d e d at the Mocksville Hospital, where Phones 156 and 110 Moeksville, N. C. lla in t. he was carried immediately after be­ “Everything For Everybody”^ Ith dav of AuguRt, 1939. ing stricken. His condition was Phone 7 Moeksville, N. C. I C. B. HOOVER. reported improved Monday. Il Clerk of Superior Court, \

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The Slicing Doesn’t Matter—-It’s Still From Bologna 'IMPROVED Dress Your Chair UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL md Davenport Alike S t a r WHO’S UNDAyl 'tr A Picture Wi CHOOL L u e s s a n ★ Remembered By HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST. D. D. SDean of The Moody Bible Institute ★ Right Vp Ra NEWS of Chicago. (Released by Western Newspaper Union. I B y V l r g ' Lesson for August 20 W om e THIS X v e rsio n of Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se­ lected and copyrighted by International cessful play of t' Council of Religious Education; used by permission. is going to be scr WEEK Norma Shearer, BEVERAGE ALCOHOL AND sell and Joan i By LEMUEL F. PARTON THE COMMUNITY the cast, which excellent actre " ^ E W YORK.—In view of Misa I.ESSON TEXT—Joel 1:5-7: Daniel 5:1-5, 17. 25-28. Povah and Flore ' Alice Marble’s recent arrival tw fW GOLDEN TEXT—Woe unto him that SiV- here after successful exploits at eth his neighbor drink.—Habakkuk 2:15. one hundred oth Wimbledon and elsewhere, it would 't. Women will wan GHtKtptTamU —TJJ “None of us liveth to himself” ture, if only to s I (Rom. 14:7). super - special fro Champ From a . ciation of John -TU r-f' What concerns the individual con­ whipped up for thei Joan Crawford’s BaseballCareer McCormack, » 3 1 cerns the community, for the com­ the em inent Iii munity is made up of individuals. split to the waistlin Irish tenor, with the fair Wimble­ iH The man who uses alcohol has no very tight black k don and United States national title- right to claim that it is a personal And men will w holder in London as a singing teach­ matter, for alcohol is a poisonous to see some of ou er was someone’s flight of fancy. peso kg ; I drug which not only injures the in­ P attern 6391. tresses trying to Miss Marble, as may be recalled, dividual, but makes him a danger other, and to seei made her debut as a night club solo­ Now you can make your chair and a liability to his Community. and davenport sets to match. And ist last winter, and, after the cur­ These Hiree Italian beauties, in a festive mood at the annual fair in Bologna, pose with Italy’s largest Before going into our lesson let us rent tennis season is over, she will ham, which weighs 83 pounds and contains enough meat for 5,000 sandwiches—sliced a bit thin, of course. they’re all in this simple crochet look at Only a few of the many facts that works up so quickly. The go to Hollywood to make a motion Bologna, in central Italy, on the plains of the Po valley, is the center of the country’s pork-producing area. available. picture—provided the entrepreneur In the five years since repeal, davenport head rest is made of with whom she has signed is able it is estim ated that $30,000,000,000 two chair backs joined with the to place her to advantage. Doomed Man Is Honored Guest at Own ‘Wake’ has been spent for intoxicants with border crocheted around the three The first woman to hold three a profit to the industry of $13,250,- sides. You’ll be proud of these Wimbledon and three American 000,000. But what has it cost the matched sets! Pattern 6391 con­ tains directions for making the titles at one and the same time, ’ p p — ■» people? designer of sports clothes, sing­ “In 1937, an entiae city the size set; illustrations of it and of er, potential actress, Miss Mar­ of Detroit was maimed and injured, stitches; materials needed. ble’s versatility is not confined i. and an entire city the size of Chnaha To obtain this pattern, send 15 to these things. She could, if was permanently injured, by the cents in coins to The Sewing she had not—to her expressed automobile. Sixty per cent of auto Circle, Household Arts Dept., 259 regret—got beyond snch things, fatalities are due to alcohol” (Chief W. 14th St., New York. play, softball baseball with facil­ Justice of Municipal Court, Evans­ Please write your name, ad­ ity equal to that of most m ta. ton, IU.). dress and pattern number plainly. Also proficient in basketball as “Rape has increased 13 per cent a member of the Polytechnic and the more atrocious forms 40 high, San Francisco, team, she per cent in the last eight months” was likewise a track athlete of (Police Commissioner, Boston, no small ability. And, before Mass.). NORMA that, sandlot football with her “Criminals are for the return of GOOD FOR battles women c V brothers and other boys claimed liquor, wet propaganda to the con­ men. her enthusiasm. As a six-year- trary notwithstanding, and with the If there were a old she started playing hard coming of repeal will come the battles while the ball baseball with a younger greatest era of wholesale crime this MALARIA! made—little thin brother, Harry (Tim) Marble, s: country has ever known. The crim­ —And Malaria Chills and over billing, sc who later joined the Pacific inal world is tensely expectant and things like that Coast League Missions team as is prepared to launch immediate­ Fever! will never know. shortstop. ly into its millennium of crime. The Here’s what you want for Malaria, It is said that Marble Pere, a return of the saloon inevitably will folks! Here's what you want for Roscoe Karns h J a Jpt bring open prostitution and gam­ the awful chills and fever. farmer in Plumas county, Calif., It’s Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic! roles in more th at one time doubted whether he ever . m i bling” (Statement by a criminal in A real Malaria medicine. Made tures, but is bes could wean the girl from a baseball prison before repeal became effec­ especially for the purpose. Con­ one he didn’t pi bat which she swung on clubs other­ 'A t tive). tains tasteless quinidine and iron. pictures in which “America is on the worst gam­ Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic ac­ wise composed of male players. But Death was an invisible guest at a gay party given in honor of Claude Joseph Bradley, pictured at piano, tually combats the Malaria infec­ For years his f the gift of a tennis racquet at the bling spree in its history. A gross tion in the blood. It relieves the age of 13 and subtle encouragements In a Brooklyn, N. Y., club. The affair given by some 200 of "Brad’s” friends was an ante-mortem wake for population, not including all rural freezing chills, the burning fever. have insisted on 1 turned her thoughts to tennis. This the guest of honor. Doomed by a serious illness, he has only a few weeks of life left, according to his districts, of 80,000,000 persons is It helps you feel better fast. as the fight mana happened when, in lieu of a career doctors. Undaunted, he jests about his fate and proved his courage by being the "life of the party” at the dallying with $ 6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 in win­ Thousands take Grove’s Tasteless er Pusher” seri "wake.” The arrow in the upper right points to the honored guest. Chill Tonic for Malaria and swear nald Denny starr as a ball player, she had become nings and losings, of which all but by it Pleasant to take, too. Even the official mascot of the San Fran­ about $1 ,0 0 0 ,00 0 ,0 0 0 passes through children take it without a whimper. Karns, but Hayd the hands of the underworld, where Don’t suffer! At first sign of Ma­ played the fight cisco Seals of the Pacific Coast Tsk, Tsk! Such Is the Way of Progress CUef of Legionnaires laria. take Grove’s Tasteless Chill League. much of it remains” (Courtney R. men don’t even Tonic. At all drugstores. Buy the each other. Blonde, statuesque, with gray Cooper). large size as it gives you much eyes, gracious in manner as she is The American Business Men’s more for your money. Karns is mysti in appearance lovely, Miss Marble foundation, Chicago, reports that resigned. Just t' liquor was responsible for the rejec­ won much favor wherever she went Man’s Birthright he arrived at th" abroad. tion of more than 93,000 applications “Everything’s on for insurance last year, and that Freedom is the birthright of cameraman hail as a result widows and orphans will man; it belongs to him by right of A SSUMING Laurence Olivier’s his humanity, in so far as this been a long time role in support of Katharin« ultimately be deprived of over worked in the ‘L $2 0 0 ,00 0 ,0 0 0 of insurance, making consists with every other person’s Cornell in a current Broadway hit, freedom.—Kant. gether!” Francis Lederer, the engaging some of them public charges. Three words which are altogether George Raft’s Warrior at 12, S K m appropriate for the liquor problem new James Cag Lederer Now a American fame will serve to summarize our lesson. Dawn I Die,” w I. Devastation (Joel 1:5-7). tract and an assi PeaceAdvocate h ? s , Ve e n gamed m mo­ Drunkards are called on to awake make of “The P tion pictures, finds his facility for from their stupor and weep and the 1Of-BnrtItil"A p p lie ate r ,I (in which Richar mastering native pronunciations drinkers of wine (note that!) to wail JUST Aialtet "BiBUCK U W B B N made a come-ba serving him well. In this connec­ over the loss of their drink because PASH IH FEATHERS..’ ture. He is to tion be it recalled that, when he of the devastation wrought by the The hero of the made his first stage appearance in locusts. This plague had come be­ fighter, which is London four years ago, he was un­ cause of the sins of the people, and alley—in his da able to speak a word of English. may well serve to exemplify the Unforgiving fought 22 profes Nonetheless, by aping the diction devastation which will follow the He who cannot forgive others of the coach, later resorting to the use of alcohol as a beverage. The breaks the bridge over which he News of radio dictionary to learn the meaning of nations of our day need not think must pass himself, for we all need the air in the fa" that which he had said, he suc­ that they will escape if they con­ to be forgiven.—Lord Herbert. larly. Tommy ceeded admirably in rendering his ■At History of the French Foreign tinue on their present road of reck­ with “Quaker P role. Legion seems. written in the fea­ less indulgence. MEDICATED PROTECTION will resume Ir He is passionately devoted to tures of bearded General Rollet, H. Debauchery (Dan. 5:1-4). AGAINST CHAFE IRRITATIONS the Screen Acto the cause of world peace called the “Father of the Legion.” The familiar story of Belshazzar’s Relieves bi| soorttiinq-cools pricMu heat rashes . have its old time through the World Peace fed­ The general, together with his le­ feast should be made to live again M EXICAN m POW DER with $10,000 for eration, which he himself or­ California beauty contestants are now judged on a scientific basis. gionnaires, visited Paris recently to as we point out that we here “have ing to the Mo march in the Bastille day parade, vividly manifested three of the fund. ganized—it now has branches The beauty queens here are being tested in the “Shadowgraph,” a new Censure of Friend throughout the civilized world. device which gives their accurate measurements at a glance. The Shad­ celebrating the 150th anniversary of great characteristics of the day in His advocacy of peaceful adjust­ owgraph was first used to select the winner of the Venice, Calif., the French revolution. which we live—a coming together Take the advice of a faithful Paul Whitem ment of international issues re­ Mardi Gras. of great multitudes for a riotous night friend and submit your inventions Mater to nine sulted from experience in the of drinking, which must of course to his censure.—Fuller. leading their o World war, in which he served ‘Ours,’ Sisters Shout end for many in disgusting drunk­ my and Jimmy enness; provision for acts of dark­ se and Ferde as a lad of 1 2 , winning two Charles Comiskey II, Heir to White Sox medals for gallantry. Entering est sensuality in the fact that all They were with the wives and concubines were o o o o ago. Another the war to avenge the death in DRttO action of a beloved older, broth­ EL invited to this feast . . . and a con­ STORKS at ihat time wa er, he found his age no bar to temptuous, deliberate insulting of sang with the service. He asserts, indeed, the name of God” (Dr. Wilbur M. play; just sat that, at the time of his enlist­ Smith). ment so that h ment, the Czechs had boys who III. Death (w . 5, 17, 25-28). longed there. T were but eight years old under Dramatically swift was God’s be gathered tog arm s. judgment upon Belshazzar’s pre­ Wetiel performance, His biography opens at Prague, sumptuous sin. Magnificently bold man holding th and direct was the condemnation by Where, at 18, he was playing walk- RHEUMATISM iumbaod on parts at the Deutches Landes Daniel, the prophet of God. Re­ J. B. Priestl lentless was the immediate judg­ Good Companio theater—a soldier in “Lohengrin,” a W N U -7 32-39 servant in social comedy, anything, ment of physical death (see v. 30), missioned to wri everything, of extremely subordi­ and equally sure is the ultimate casting, the firs nate character. Gaining a rather judgment when the drunken king directly for radi important speaking part through stands before his Maker to answer W atch Y ouk for the deeds done in the flesh. ODDS AND EN ability displayed in reading the lines A?y * The fact that God does not write Kidneys./ Barbara Stanwyck of an indisposed actor, he subse-. Vacation1 were req quently received a scholarship in " j k l in our day in flaming letters on the BdpThem Qeanse the Blood to spend it anyw’ the Academy of Dramatic Art in r m \ saloon wall before: the bleary eyes of Harmful Body Waste ... The thing that Prague. He then went to Breslau, A' of the drinker does not mean that Tonr Jd d am * » cbastaatly filtering ber about Alec Te \ Wacte matter from the blood stream. Bot where Kaethe Dorsch, the German His judgment is any less certain, Iridoeya soiseUnes la* in tbeir work—do ist, is not his supe actress, discovered him and intro­ nor does it make it less drqadfuL not met as NatttM intended—fall to to> composer , but the SROVO impurities that, if retained, may nine years old he d duced him to the Berlin theater, poison tho system mad upset the whole Cost of Happiness body machinery. blind . . . Televisi where he became overnight the Symptoms may ba Banfog baclmehe; two girls are argui adored of feminine Berlin. Y God has ordained that happiness, persistent headache, attacks of disinesa, the right to call h When officials of Rockville, Md., like every other good thing, should Cettfog up nights, swelling, puffin ew He married Ada Nejedly, an opera dedicated the city’s new 577,000 post under the eyes—a feeling of nervous of Television ” singer in "Prague in 1928, -from cost us something; He has willed Biudety and Ioes of pep and strength. first film since uA office they encountered difficulties. that it should be a moral achieve­ Other signs of kidney or bladder dis­ and the next one whom subsequently he was di­ Mrs. Elizabeth Wimsatt of Washing­ order may.be burning, scanty or too vorced. Two years ago, he mar­ ment, and not an accident.—Dr. frequent urination. it's a question wh Upon the shoulders of Charles Comiskey II may some day fall the ton, /D. .Cv erected a warning sign, Gasparin, . Thenshouldbenodoubtthatprompt investment as Ho ried “Margo,” Margarita Balando, responsibility of carrying on the name Comiskey, famous in baseball. declaring that she and a sister were treatment ia wiser than n^leet. TJOe she made her film stage and screen dancer. He is Dsesft-FiHff. Doan's have been winning The young man, how 13, shares equally with his two sisters In ownership among eight heirs of the former Walk in die Light new friends for more than forty yearn. Brice feels that tall and slight, his features extreme­ of one-half of the Chicago White Sox, American League baseball club. owner of the site and had received They have a nation-wide reputation. Square” has invad ly delicate, eyes soulful. In his Walk in the light and thou shalt Are recommended by grateful people the Bfis father, John Louis Comiskey, who died recently, left the enthre hold­ nothing from the government. After see thy path, though thorny, bright; country over, M k your wifJuofl defamed her char reading, he is addicted to the Ger­ ings to his widow and three children, expressing in his will the desire much wrangling, the chief of police priation of her Iif man philosophers and the Frencb for God, by grace, shall dwell in sion . that ownership in the vlub be kept in the Comiskey family at least until persuaded the adamant sisters to thee, and God himself is light.— (Released by Wes classics. leave the property quietly. (Consolidated Feature*—WNU Serviced bis youngest child attains the age of 35 years. Barton. D o a n s P il l s THE DAVIE RECORE MOCKSVILLE. N. C.

our Cliair enport Alike S t a r D u s t Wise Mothers i t A Picture Without Men Value Child’s H O f ★ Remembered for Another ★ Right Vp Raft's Alley Individuality RuthWyetfi Spears side of the mat; then trim the By Virginia Vale 1 O CHILDREN OFTEN ends and sew them flat. “conditioned’ toward resent­ NOTICE: Every Homemaker 46 lT s HE Women,” the movie should have copies' of the' two I version of the very suc­ ment and bitterness by un­ books containing 96 How .to Sew cessful play of the sam e name, thoughtful parents. Childish articles. You may secure SEW­ JOINING IN ING, For the Home Decorator; is going to be something to see. initiative is often dulled by PLAIN BRAIDING and Gifts, Novelties and Embroid­ Norma Shearer, Rosalind Rus­ frequent and unnecessary eries; both for 25 cents; mid your sell and Joan Crawford head interruptions while working. choice of the Patchwork Quilt the cast, which includes those Leaflet ' showing 36 authentic excellent actresses, Phyllis stitches; or the Rag Rug Leaflet By EDITH BRANDIS Povah and Florence Nash, and FREE, while the supply lasts. CTUDENTS of the human mind tell Don’t delay, as the offer of both one hundred others, all girls. us that children may be and books at this low price will be Women will want to see the pic­ often are “conditioned” toward re­ withdrawn soon. Send your order ture, if only to see the clothes— sentment and bitterness when they CO MANY requests for copies of at once to Mrs. Spears, 210 S, super - special frocks have been are very young, by—can you believe these directions have been re­ Desplaines St., Chicago, Iff. whipped up for their benefit. One of it?—their mothers. Later this con­ ceived, they ' are being printed Joan Crawford’s is black velvet, SANDWICHES MAINSTAYS OF SUMMER MENUS ditioning which is an actual change again to accommodate those who Yotir Masters split to the waistline, and worn over (See Recipe Below) in nerve structure is indicated by neglected to clip and save them very tight black knickers. a bad disposition, an unpleasant per­ when they appeared before. And men will want to see it, both sonality. We say of such a person, The mat is made of heavy white Hope, cheer, true love, sanity, to see some of our best screen ac­ cotton cable cord such as you buy health, optimism, you know these tern 6391. “He has a chip on his shoulder.” tresses trying to outshine each There will be an almost infinite at the notion counter for seams conduce to your efficiency and content. in make your chair other, and to see what cut-throat number of incidents In the early life and trinnnings. The design is of almost any child, which, if wrong­ copied from a luncheon mat made Despair, self-pity, vanity, fear, sets to match. And pessimism you know the effects this simple crochet ly dealt with, will form fighting hab­ years ago of corset strings!- There p so quickly. The its; Let us consider a simple, , un­ was a fad at one time for sewing of these is invariably morbid. Feelings are the invisible masters ;d rest is m ade of derstandable, all too common ex­ these in braided and scroll designs ample. with fine stitches on the wrong of thought: Choose your masters. :ks joined with the —Dr. EYank Crane. ted around the three A little boy is making something side of the m at. I Follow the directions in the be proud of these he calls a boat. He is happy and Pattern 6391 con­ intent on his piece of work. His sketch, making the circles in bo miserable with ns for making the mother speaks to him. When he pairs, using No. 40 cotton thread ions of it and of does not respond instantly to her to sew them. Braid three cords MALARIA srials needed, bid for his attention she snatches together and then sew the braided strip around and around to make WHY and COLDS -w the toy away frjm his hands in a his pattern, send 15 \ the center of the mat. Sew a row ns to The Sewing surge of anger. She is, she thinks, C C C iwill check MALARIA la st and teaching her child instant obedience of the circles to the edge of this gives symptomatic cold relief. hold Arts Dept., 259 center part; then add another DuD < New York. to and respect for his elders. If LIQUID. T aB IfIS . SALVE. IfOSE BBOFS tMake Mine a Ham on Rye* crisp. Serve with gherkin pickle he is a child of spirit he, instinctive­ braided row, being careful to your name, ad- fans. ly, will respond to anger with anger. “ease in” the inside edge just Itern number plainly. Sandwiches in all their delightful Sandwich Spread. If he cannot give vent to his re­ enough to keep the m at flat. Con­ Your Gift variety are the mainstays of sum­ 2 teaspoons dry mustard sentment at being interrupted—of tinue adding alternate rows of You may not be able to leave mer menus. Grilled sandwiches Vt cup sugar course he must never fight back at circles and braiding until the mat your children a great inheritance, make a “one-dish meal” for lunch % teaspoon salt Mother—he will have a thwarted is size desired. To join the ends but day by day you may be weav­ Vt cup milk feeling associated with the breaking of the braided rows, pull one end ing coats for them which they will N O K M A S H E A R E R or supper; substantial sandwiches D FOR with hearty fillings make a satisfy­ 2 eggs (slightly of his concentration and the snatch­ through the braiding to the wrong wear through all eternity.—T. L. battles women can get into over ing picnic lunch; beaten) ing away of his project. Cuyler. men. and dainty “tea Ys cup vinegar Should similar incidents repeated­ If there were any other cut-throat sandwiches,” 2 teaspoons lem­ ly occur, the resentment he will feel .ARIA! battles while the picture was being served with a on juice and the entire train of reactions AROUND made—little things like arguments frosted beverage, 6 tablespoons soft which will follow can hardly fail to w e a k eyes laria CIuUs an d over billing, scene-stealing, and butter become deep-seated. They are now are made strong by LeonardFa are perfect for a TH E HOUSE Xye Lotion. Inflammation Is Fever! things like that—the great public party. 1 3-ounce package involuntary—a fixed habit. When relieved in one day. No other will never know. But it keeps a cream cheese this stage is reached, nothing but a eye remedy so pore and healing. you want for Malaria, wom an’s wits Yi cup pimiento (chopped) careful arrangement of situations in When Bnrean Drawers Stick,— Keeps the eyes in working trim* ; what you want for If doors or bureau drawers stick Is and fever. Roscoe Karns has played featured working overtime Yt cup olives (chopped) which the child receives sympathet­ Lc o n a r d i iS Tasteless Chill Tonic! roles in more than 100 motion pic­ to provide sand­ 2 tablespoons pickle (chopped) ic consideration and makes desir­ in hot weather, a little wax rubbed GOLDEN EYE LOTION ria medicine. Made tures, but is best remembered for wiches that are I tablespoon green pepper able reactions as a natural conse­ on the surface where friction oc­ HAKES WEAK EVXS STRONG r the purpose* Ccn- curs will end the trouble. Mar Lorgf Site with Dropper—SO (Md s quinidine and iron, one he didn’t play, in a series of new and different! And new and dif­ (chopped) quence will bring him back to nor­ steless Chill Tonic ac­ pictures in which he didn’t appear. ferent they must be, if they’re to In a double boiler place the mus­ mal behavior. • * • SsRU m artfI CtCaJac^ Itew RochMtotIC. Ta Beaten Egg Whites. — Never ts the Malaria infec- For years his friends and his fans retain the appetite appeal which tard, sugar, salt and milk. Blend Now there is a hopeful thing about >lood. It relieves the makes them popular. in eggs and vinegar, and cook, stir­ habit formation. If it be true that leave egg whites after they have s, the burning fever. have insisted on !remembering him the child may be and often is "con­ been beaten stiff. If let stand they Public’s Desire :eel better fast, as the fight manager in the “Leath­ Success With Sandwiches. ring constantly, until thickened. Re­ ake Grove’s Tasteless move from flame, and add remain­ ditioned” toward undesirable beha­ will flatten and will not beat up The public loves fables best, and >r Malaria and swear er Pusher” series, in which Regi­ 1. Use bread that is a day old. again. so fables are given it.—Voltaire. 2. Cream the butter—don’t melt it. ing ingredients.. Store in refrigera­ vior, it is also true that he may be nt to take, too. Even nald Denny starred. But it was not conditioned for peaceful, harmoni­ * * * it without a whimper. Karns, but Hayden Stevenson, who 3. W hatever the filling, use plenty tor until using. *! At first sign of Ma- Savory Sandwich Filling. ous and productive living. Keeping Mayonnaise. — Mayon­ SM&iMSBTsma~Sf ft played the fight manager. The two of it. naise should be stored in covered * Irove’s Tasteless Chill men don’t even faintly resemble 4. Keep sandwiches moist for sev­ I pound American cheese. Home Is First School. L drugstores. Buy the The mother, who is the child’s first jars on the upper shelf of the s it gives you much each other. eral hours by wrapping them in wax Yi pound dried beef refrigerator, since it is likely to MOROLINE Br money. paper or in a clean cloth wrung out I cup condensed tomato soup teacher, and his best if she be wise Karns is mystified, but at last is and resourceful, should understand separate if it is kept in the cold­ SlHiwinilIEmiIMEIMIJBff of hot water. Riui cheese and beef through food est section. resigned. Just the other day, when chopper, then moisten with the to­ the value of the early plans and }*s Birthright he arrived at the studio to work in 5. Remember to use a variety in * * * A Day of Strife breads, as well as fillings—whole mato soup. You will find that this activities he sets up for himself, Better a day of strife than a the birthright of “Everything’s on Ice,” an assistant filling will keep indefinitely if stored They are his preparation for the Centerpiece for Child’s Party cameraman hailed him with, “It’s wheat, rye, graham, oatmeal, brown Table.—A bouquet of lollipops in century of sleep.—A. J. Ryan. t gs to him by right of bread, raisin bread, nut bread and in the refrigerator. larger plans, greater productivity been a long time, Roscoe, since we many colors makes an attractive in so far as this orange bread all make delicious and development of initiative when every other person's worked in the ‘Leather Pushers’ to­ centerpiece for the children’s par­ sandwiches. he is older. During his moments of fcmt. gether!” If you’re looking for sugges­ intense concentration she must try ty table. The lollipops may be fit­ A GREAT BARGAIN 6 . Use left-over sandwiches for tions for easy, inexpensive meals ted into a flower holder that is next day’s lunch or supper by never to interfere. She must see George Raft’s performance in the be sure to read this column next that a certain amount of his time placed in a bowl or low basket. V E S P E R T E A “french toasting” them—merely dip * * * new James Cagney picture, ‘‘Each week. In it Eleanor Howe will is used by and for himself without PURE ORANGU PEKOE the sandwiches in beaten egg, pan give you practical tested recipes Repairing Last Year’s Bathing Dawn I Die,” won him a new'con- fry them on both sides, and serve interruption. Respect for his eld­ 50 Cups for 10 Cents tract and an assignment to do a re­ for one dish “macaroni meals”— ers m ay be taught him in connection Suit.—If last year’s bathing suit is ■ . ~ "Oim= _ hot with a garnish of watercress or recipes that are suitable for fam­ found to have a hole in it, the Ask Your Grocer I "Cap-Brmb"Applicator ,I make of “The Patent Leather Kid” sweet pickle. with other matters to which they VnakM-BlACK LEAF (in which Richard Barthelmess once ily menus, for camp cookery, and are more properly related. hole may be repaired and then ftVvGO MUCH FAATHCII made a come-back,) as his first pic­ Raisin Orange Filling for even for an informal buffet sup­ The child whose individuality! is covered with a small aquatic fig­ AD ON ROOSTS ture. He is to make three a year. Sandwiches. per. recognized and respected, whose ini­ ure, such as a fish, diving girl or An Appetizer The hero of the picture is a prize­ (Makes 8-10 sandwiches) tiative is encouraged, will form de­ duck which may be purchased in­ Hunger is the best sauce in the fighter, which is right up the Raft 2 cups raisins sirable habits of self-expression. He expensively. world.—Cervantes. Inforgiving alley—in his days as a fighter he 2 teaspoons grated orange rind Get This New Cook Book. will enter the world with a self- fought 2 2 professional bouts. 4 tablespoons orange juice Ot course the man in your family confidence and.an inner control that annot forgive others Grind the raisins, add orange rind Dridge over which he has very special recipe hkes and will enable him to meet his prob­ imself, for we all need News of radio programs that take and juice add blend well. Use with dislikes. So has every, other he- lems with courage and competence. en.—Lord Herbert. the air in the fall is coming in regu­ white or whole wheat bread. man. And, of course, they all like a Deep within himself he will know, larly. Tommy Riggs will be back Banana Butter Filling. big, juicy steak, apple pie a la mode, he will remember, that he has with “Quaker Party,” Bob Becker (Makes I cup filling) potatoes au gratin, etc. This new planned, he has wrought, he has L ED PROTECTION will resume his dog talks, and cook book contains over 125 recipes achieved. To successful living there CHAFE IRRITATIONS I ripe banana -MOhptitMq Iiwtrashes the Screen Actors Guild show will % cup peanut butter that men like. Send 10 cents in coin is no greater asset than to be able to have its old time on Simday nights— Yt cup dates (cut fine) to "Feeding Father,” Eleanor Howe, say, “In the past I have planned Rl hIat POWDER with $10,000 for each broadcast go­ i teaspoon lemon juice 919 North Michigan Avenue, Chica­ things and made my plans come ing to the Motion Picture Relief Mash banana with a fork and thor­ go, 111., and get a postage prepaid true.” Following such a statement ;ure of Friend fund. oughly blend in remaining ingredi­ copy now. WiU always be this: “What I have ents. done I can do again.” advice of a faithful National Ktodergarten Aasociatloa ubmit your inventions Paul Whiteman’s band is AIma Mayonnaise Sandwich Loaf. WORTH REMEMBERING -e.—Fuller. Mater to nine men who are now I loaf bread leading their own orchestras, Tom­ I head lettuce Brown paper moistened In vine­ Spotless Gnateuala City my and Jimmy Dorsey, Henry Bas­ ifi cup boned chicken gar will polish tins until they shine At an altitude of about 5,000 feet Everybody likes Kel­ se and Ferde Grofe among them. % cup mayonnaise dressing like silver. above sea level, and with a 170,000 They were with him 10 or U years 3 slices broiled bacon Save all paraffin as you remove it population, Guatemala City, capital logg's Com Flakes so ago. Another member of the band I medium sized tomato from your preserves and jelly. of Guatemala, is an attractive spot at -hat time was Bing Crosby, who A man’s pipe cleaner makes an in tropical America. The name, of f iU MSNEIL'S % package cream cheese well that you never sang with the band bnt couldn’t I tablespoon prepared mustard excellent device for cleaning the Indian origin, means “permanency- S&m agic play; just sat holding an instru­ Ripe olives spout of the coffee'or tea pot. place of ancestors.” Of real inter- have a half-eaten ment so that he’d look as if he be­ Emptying a cream whipper and est are the palaces, temples, pot­ CORH l t a M E D Y : Celery longed there. Too bad they can’t all Remove crusts and slice a me­ bowl is wasteful unless one takes tery, statues, monuments and bur­ package remaining— be gathered together for one more dium sized loaf of bread lengthwise time to scrape them carefully. ial places, mysteries of dead and performance, with the great White­ in three long To prevent sugar from forming gone ages. Broad streets and fiifli wastefully—on the' man holding Hie baton. slices. Place crisp in preserves or jam, add a teaspoon snowy houses are unusually attrac­ lettuce leaves on of com sirup to the contents of tive, for it is a spotless city. The pantry shelf I J. B. Priestly, author of “The Hie slice and add each pint. market place attracts visitors who 32-39 Good Companions,” has been com­ a layer of boned When the faucets in your bath­ find most enjoyable the place where missioned to write a novel for broad­ chicken. Spread a room need polishing take a soft Indians of many tribes congregate. casting, the first ever to be written cloth wet in kerosene and it will For many miles, these men and second slice of — :Jr directly for radio. bread with may­ brighten them instantly without in­ women have jogged along patiently, onnaise and place jury. bringing their handicraft and pot­ Kidneys/ ODDS AND ENDS-Robert Taylor and dressing side Instead of peeling whole apples, tery to be sold at very reasonable THE ORIGINAL— AMERICA'S Barbara Stanwyck , preparing to take a first cut them in half, then in quar­ figures; One may determine, if edu­ icm Cleanse the Blood down, on the chicken. Add crisp vacation, were requested by their studio broiled bacon and thin sliced toma­ ters, cut out the core and then peel. cated in their tribal traditions, to FAVORITE FOR 3 3 YEARS armful Body Waste to spend it anywhere but m New York This is a great tim e saver. distinguish which tribe they belong Idneys are constantly filtering . . . The thing Uiat people seem to remem- toes as the sandwich filling on this Copt. 19» brJWIoss Commr ter from the blood stream. Bot second layer. Spread tomatoes with Instead of peeling potatoes or to by the aprons of the men and Hnetimea lag In their work-—do ber about Alee Templeton, the blind pian­ the blouses of the women, each i Nature intended—fail to rw> ist, is not his superb ability as pianist and mayonnaise dressing and top with scraping carrots, scrub same with iurities that, if retained, may composer, but Uie fact that until he was a chore ban, and skins WiU come off having different weave and pattern. e system ana upset the whole third long slice of bread. Mix 3 to'4 tiinery. nine years old he did not know that he was packages softened cream cheese easily without waste. 'ms may be nagging b&ek&che, blind . . . Television's old enough so lftol with one tablespoon prepared mus­ (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) < Largest Canal Lock MERCHANTS------headache, attacks of dizziness, two girls are arguing over which one has The Davis lock . in the Saulte ip nights, swelling, pufSnesa tard and frost the loaf. Garnish For a Higher Effect 8 eyes—a feeling of nervous the right to cau herself “The First Lady with ripe olives and parsley. Slice Sainte Marie canal is not the longest nd losa of pep and strength. of TAevisionl' . . . IFith Redy LamarFs Interior decorators have now de­ lock in the world. Two of Uie locks Youx Advextising Dollax =igns of kidney or Uadder dls- first film since * Algiers” put on the shelf as for any ordinary loaf of bread. cided that the use of a deep color y be burning, scanty or too Serve on individual plates. in that canal, the third or Davis, and bays something more than space and circulation in urination. and the next one having remake trouble, on ceilings rdises them, instead of the fourth locks are 1,350 feet long hould be no doubt that prompt it’s a question whether she's as good an Hot Peanut Butter Sandwiches. : is wiser than neglect. Use lowers, as has been usually thought. and 80 feet wide. One of the Ioda the columns of this newspaper. It buys space and ills. Dean's have been winning investment as Hollywood thought when Toast 5 slices of bread on one A new trick is tq carry the side da for more than forty years, she made her film debut here . . . Fannie In the new Welland canal, the guard circulation phis the favorable consideration of our ve a nation-wide reputation, Brice feels that “Rose o f IFashington side only. Then spread untoasted waU paper up onto the ceiling about lock at Humberstone, 1,380 feet, is readers for this newspaper and its advertising patrons. imenaed by grateful people the side with % cup peanut butter, and 1 0 inches, instead of dropping the •ver. Atk your neighbor} Square" has invaded her rights of privacy , the longest in the world. There are defamed her character, and is an appro­ then with % cup chili sauce. Top ceiling color down on the sides. This no locte at the Soo which wiU al­ priation of her life story, without permis­ with slices of bacon and broil slowly creates an optical illusion of greater low two 600-foot freighters to pass LET US TELL YOU MORE ABOUT IT sion. u n t i l -bacon is slightly browned and height. INS P l LLS UteleasM by Western Newspaper Union.) through at the same time. fBii: BxVife kfftofcft Mc^Ksvftlfe, R Cl august i« iaSS

The Wiseacres. What A YoungLady Did You have noticed that the best A maiden left her downy couch lawver have never been admitted to one morn not long ago, and she put The Saga of a Home-Made Trailer; the bar. T'uev stand around on the a little powder on her face. She streei corners and argue. The best made her toilet slowly, fixing ev­ statesmen are the fellows who have erything just so, then she put a lit Texas to the New York World’s Fair never been elected to office, and lie powder on her fac \ She amb. never will be. They also stand led down to breakfast and she drop A Texas journalist built himself a the trailer camp; a few cents for milk around on the streets and argue their ped into her sea' ; she passed her trailer, loaded in his wife and 11- and whatever other groceries you need for eating at the camp; 25 cents plate to papa and she gf‘t a piece year-old son and started on a 2,000 heads off about the tarrif and other mile trek for the New York- World’s toll over Whitestone Bridge for your state questions. They know all of meat. She finished up on : offee, FaiT IDith $50.00 in his pockets. His. car . (leave the trailer at camp) and about the cotton schedule. They rake and predigested wheat. Thi n experiences are recounted in the fol­ 25 cents toll back again (or ride a bus, lowing story: fare ten cents each); 50 cents to park know bow Uncle Sam could wine she put a littie powder on her f ice. in the parking grounds at the Fair; out the dcfi. it in the postal depart, She took a car to go down town By TOM CAtIFIELD 75 cents admission for adults, 25 cents (who covers police, fire alarms, boll merit. They know everything. to shop a Ii tie bit. Thenshe nnt for children; 25 cents each for the weevils and all news in and about the Perisphere, which is a must because The best baseball umpires are ai a little powder on her face. At Brazos Bottoms of Central Texas for it is the Fair’s symbol; 10 cents for ways in the giandstand. Tbev noon she ate a luncheon, paying 1 5 the Waco Times-Herald). the Town of Tomorrow, which also cents for it. And she out a l-lt'e r ought to be a must for any house­ howl about the desput every decision WORLD'S FAIR, New York—-Fran­ holder, and gas and oil. the real umpire makes. But yon powder on her face. That after­ ces and the eleven-year-old and I We ate dinner at one of many res­ have seen the Fair and all the folks taurants in the Fair grounds. My wife never hear of one being called upon noon she speut a dime for ice cream back in Waco told us it couldn’t be at a store, and when she'd finisher had chicken and mushrooms with cof­ to officiate in a real gitiie The done on the Cauiield bankroll. The fee for 60 cents. I ate a Salisbury steak greatest financiers sit about on the eating it, she longed for just one speedometer on Ancient History H with coffee for 60 cents, and lamb reads 2,000 miles from Fifth and Aus­ streeti and whittle the corners off more. But thinking of the dime chops for the boy cost 75 cents. For tin; the wallet is out $30, and we’ve lunch we had hamburgers and pie, the dry goods boxes. They know ’twould C‘i s t , she started for the got $10 left. I’ve just wired the boss which ran us 20 cents each. It costs a door. Then she put a little powder for the $25 he promised me to get nickel for pop or root beer at any of a where this man made a mistake, home on, and if the chewing gum and and where the town banker is going on her face. dozen stands. We got to the Fair for bailing wire on the trailer and jalop- lunch one day and had dinner there broke. But th? y L an n o t take tneir She took a car at ha’J past three, py don’t relax their holds during the that night. We had breakfast in camp homeward 2 ,0 0 0 miles, we shall have wisdom to the meet market and back to her home to go. And she next day, lunch at the Fair and pulled made the whole junket on $85. out late that afternoon for home.fc trade it for a soup bone.—The Fool put a little powder on her face. We spent a little over $1.50 each per Here is Ton Caufield’s homemade trailer in which he, his wife and son traveled all the way from Waco, Texas, to see the New York World’s Fair. Killer. ______She ate her dinner with the folks, day on the Fair itself, counting admis­ Seeing New York ' sion at the gates. Thomas, the eleven- then went to call up Bill. Bill for good; but GM gave us hope for the They’ve got life-sized toy monkeys You can see something of New York year-old and Frances, the woman highways. We could hardly get the climbing trees in a toy exhibit and came that night and stayed ’till al­ who tells me how to drive, and I while you’re at Uie Fair, for the mere Don’t You Believe It. boy away from the aviation display. real monkeys climbing on a rock in­ cost of gasoline. The night we arrived, most I o’c'ocfe, 'tis said. Whenht walked and walked and looked and Instead of wanting to ride on the car­ side the Frank Buck enclosure. The It is the opinion of a national stared, finally becoming convinced we took a 50-mile drive across town, had gone she went up stairs de­ nival gadgets, he wanted to go back rock is higher than the bamboo walls, along the Hendrik Hudspn Parkwqr leader of wide influence in the De that the best parts of the Fair are free. and look at the model wind tunnels, so you can see the monkeys without claring she was “dead.” She tum­ We could while away two weeks here and back from the Battery up Broad­ cratic household that what the poli­ the cross section of the Yankee clip­ going in. way to Times Square, then back to bled into her downy couch, and as looking at the free shows, and never per, and things like that. cies of that party will be in the fu­ repeat and never suffer from what the camp. We had a volunteer guide—one she lav in bed, why—she put a lit­ Escalators and Ramps of the officials at the camp. tu re “ depend upon w hat platform is slick paper writers call ennui. We are Need for Adjectives tle powder on her face —Ex. leaving only because a wolf is howl­ About transportation; this fair is The policemen go out of their way adopted at Ihe next convention.” ing at a door bearing the coat of arms We heard the Voder. That’s a con­ great on saving shoe leather. It has to to help a visitor. One of them talked That ought, of cource, to be an of Ji certain small town newspaper­ traption we had read about, a sort be, it is so big that unless there were to us for a half hour about things in of talking typewriter. Pretty girl general while we waited for an open- axiom, but instead of being an man in Texas. a lot of escalators and moving belts punches keys and make a combina­ the cobblers would have a field day top bus next morning for a sightsee­ axiom, it is a statement tl'at merits > Nothing Like the Brazos tion of hisses and grunts that sounds at every exit. You go up into the Per- ing trip in Manhattan. In fact, any no belief at all on the basis of pa: t We stood and gulped when we saw like Charlie McCarthy at his worst, isphere on an escalator, and ride NewYorker goes out of his way to the illumination at the lagoon of na­ but is understandable. around it on a moving belt; and help a Fair visitor. performances. tions last night. Nothing like that I never was much on adjectives. there’s the moving belt at the GM We felt so much at home that when I Sicce when has the Democrptic along the Brazos, nor anywhere else. The one adjective needed around here building. Everywhere you find ramps we parked our car to catch a bus to pla'form been literally carried on;? A lightning bolt hit a telephone post is “marvelous.” Give me enough syn­ instead of steps, and the ramps are the Fair on our first day’s visit, we as our car-trailer combination passed onyms for that, insert them as needed, exactly calculated to ease your legs as forgot to make a note of where we left where can you find in the last pUt- OhtQhl 'SWrongWayl it on the road to Knoxville, coming and that’s the Fair. you go up or down. Streets and walks it; just walked away from it like we Iorm agopied, or the one accepted up. It smashed the post, splattered our There’s a moving mural in the Ford are asphalt, and the buildings gener­ would have done in our own home time before last, valid justification (32AX In CastamrsWA car with splinters, made an outra­ building. Pistons, cogs, things like ally have rubber composition flooring. town. And believe it or not, we found geous noise, scared us stiff. We saw it that fixed in the wall, all moving. And if you want to ride, it costs a dime it when we came back in the rain— for a majority of the policies and ADVERTISING all over again, free, at the General Time for one of the synonyms. In the for a bus from any point on the with the help of some of the passen­ practices of the two Roosevelt ad­ S a c k e d <3oo& S a rric* I Electric show here. They made 10 mil­ same building, walls hung all round grounds to any other point. gers on the bus. with a one-piece yellow curtain made ministration? lion volts for us—BANG! and we If your feet do get tired (and they, Bearinm indthat the cost of coming thought we were back on the Tennes­ of spun and woven glass. to New York depends on how you are It used to be, of cource that More free stuff; the City of Light, oughtn’t to often if you’ve got the see highway in the storm. right kind of shoes, which is impor­ willing to come. We had a camp trail­ WRITEA with 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 individual bulbs; the platforms of the parties furnished We fought good roads and bad com­ tant, especially to the women) you er, slept in it, using a trailer camp WANT AD ing up..General Motors showed us all Forward March of America, showing once, a cabin one night during a pour­ the spring board from which the how lighting has changed. They’ve can stop in at any of the first aid sta­ CASH IN ON good in a panorama that 27,000 people tions and get a free foot treatm ent to ing rain, using school grounds twice candidates of those parties jumped a day look at. GM parked us in up­ got a fountain running over the exit with the" permission of rural neigh­ STUFF ease them. Into the race for the office to which holstered chairs, started a public ad­ of that building, and when I lost bors, and parking three times at fill­ IN dress explanation from the chair Frances ;and Thomas, ' by getting ing stations. It took us six days to get they aspired. Now for the Tariff THE ATTIC arms, and showed us the highway mixed up on I rendezvous, they wait­ here. 1 More recently, they seem merely system of 1960. ' ed an hour for me there, perfectly Let’s count the cost, after you get That $85 is an education worth to have been documents from which If it hadn’t been for that roads satisfied, while the fountain splashed to New York. Figure you’re in a trail­ thousands, for a boy of 1 1 , and worth system display, we might have outside. > er—that’s $1 to get over the George plenty more for his father and to run.—Charlotte Observer. thought, in the aviation building, that They've got a real ship parked in a Washington Bridge, which is the best mother. — Reprinted Jrom the New Torte man was fixing to leave the ground pond by the New England building. way for a trailer; 75 cents a night at Herald-Tribur.e. North Caro;ina I jn Superior Court Primitive Methods Davio County . ( ; Need Not Maggie B. Anderson, et als. Now is the time to sub­ '• Be vs YOUR “SHIP WILL, j. H. Harris, et als. scribe for The Record. RADIOS Followed COME IN” Sooner in By the Aid of NewspapePt BATTERIES-SUPPLIES Advertiang Notice of Sale. Pursuant to an order of sale made ADVERTISING. ♦ in the above entitled cause by C. B. Expert Repair Service 1 Be Modem Hoover, Clerk of Superior Court for TKEAOS Davie County, North Carnlinal the ADVERTISE HERE!! undersigned will sell publicly to the TOUNG RADIO CO. highest bidder a t the cour> house door of Davie County, in Uocksville. We Charge Batteries Right North Carolina, on Saturdav,thei9th CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME North Carolina / Funeral Directors Davie County I day of August. 1939, a t 12 o’clock Depot St. Ne'ar Square noon, the following described lands. AMBULANCE SERVICE to:wit: Plione 164 Notice of Sale of Land. I (a) A tract beginning a t a black North Main Street Under and by virtue of the power* oak in Elizabeth CrirzrS line: thenci MOCKSVILLE - - N .C NEW MONEY FOR and authority contained in a certain E. 4 d»gs. Var 14 65 chs. to middli 10^ decree in a certain special proceed of branch; thence down said branch YOUR OLD THINGS Walker’s Funeral Home ing in the Superior Court of Davie as it memders 8.50 chs. to mouth m Your Discarded Furniture, County entitled Walter Smith, et ai. a ditch or gnliy, N . 73 degs. W 19.50 Davie County I Court Piano, Radio, Bicycle, TooIal , AMBULANCE vs Billv Williams, et a!., the nnder- chs. to a B ta k e or stone in ' C. .W H. B Bailey, e t als Ice B^x, can be sold with eigned Commissioner therein duly Booe’s line; thence N. 13 degs. E Phone 48 appointed, will, on Saturday. Aug. 10.90 chs. to the beginning, being vs A WANT AD IN 19. 1939, a t the hour of 12p’ciock. m. the same lands conveyed to Chas. A. B. C arter, et als. THIS NEWSPAPER 9 at the court house door in Mocks- Booe and Rachsel Booe by deed d a t Mocksville, N. C villfe. N orth Carolina, expose the fol­ ed March 10th, 1902. Notice Of Publication. lowing tract of land in Davie Coun­ I (K) Also another tract adjoin The defendant. Graham Bailey, ty, North Carolina, to public re-sa!e ing the ab.ive: A tract beginning at will take notice that an action en­ for cash to the highest bidder.to-wit: a black gum; thence S. 15.10 chs. to titled as above has been commenced ADS ARE NEWS % LETTER 1st. Beginning at a stake, corner a post oak; thence S 38 degs. E 11.50 in the Superior Cm rt of Davie Coun­ of Highway 158, running S. 5 W. chs. to a stone in the road; thence N tv, North Carolina, to Bell lands for Printed In Big Type 30 29 chs. to a stone, thence S, 85 E. 30 degs E. 12.00 chs. to a white oak: pavtition. and the said defendant HOME 14.20 chs. to a Btone; thence N. 4 E. thence N 13 degs. E 12 19 chs. to t will fu rth er take notice th a t he if 7 92 chs. to an iron, thence N. 8 6 W. black oak iu Critz’s line; thence W required to appear at the office of 6 23 chs to a stone, thence N. 2 E. 15.50 cbs.'to the beginning being the the Clerk of Superior Court of said DAVlE BRICK 3.20 chs. to a stone, thence E. I 00 same lands conveyed to Chas W County in the Courthouse in Mocks- A chs. to a stone, thence N, 4 E. 24 00 Bone by John C Booe by deed dated ville, N. C.. within ten days after chs. to the center Highway No. 158. December 2.1886 Both ofsaidtracts the last publication 0 * this notice, COMPANY Wdccme thence S. 70 degs. with said highway abqve described containing thirty- which will he on the 16ch day of O U T 9 .3 5 chs to the beginning, contain seven (37) acres more or less. August. 1939. and answer or deirur DEALERS IN to th e ing 3 3 acre,, more or les». II. A tract adjoining the lands of to the Comolsint in said action, nr Jas. C. Booe (form erly). Beginning the plaintiffs will apply for relief d>- I rOm er 2nd, Beginning at center of High­ BRICK and SAND IteiiA ent way No 158, Williams corner, runs at a post oak: Wilson Beck's corner; manded in said cause. S- 5 E. 6 60 cha. to a stoiie, thence thence S. 34 00 chs. to Beck’s corner; This, the 21 day of July. 1939. WOOD and COAL TheLostisFound N. 65 E 1.75 cbs. to a stone, thence thence W. in D. Jones line; thence C. B HOON ER. JNf THIS NEWJ1HP S ft N. 4 E 18 29 chs to a stone, thence N. 22 75 chs. to a iraple; thence N. Clerk of Superior Court. By Qur Want Ads N 85 W- 4 90 chs, to a stone, thence E 2.50 cbs. to a dogwonc?; thence D a; Phone 194 - N ight Fhone 119 5 4 W. 1 0 14 to a stone, thence N. fi 75 chs. to a white oak;, thence N. Uocksville, N. C. When you; Ioie V advertise 85 W 4 61 chs. to a stone, thence S. 9 80 chs. to r> stone or stake in John THEY CANT They ' Don’t Stay Lost Lonf 6 W. 10.76 chs. to a stake, thence S. L. Cain’s !in?; thence E. 9 00 chs. to 85 E 4 50 chs. to a stake, thence S. the beginning, containing fifty [50] TAKE 6 W 6.32 chs. to center of Highway, acres more or less. OUR READERS YOUR thence N. 70 E. with confer of said ~ The above lands are sold for par­ ARE N O T - AD \ V • x v\ highway 394 chs. to the beginning, tition among the heirs at law of C. ^ T e n b y ’s containing 20 89 acres more or less. H. Harris, deceased. UW* IOME 3rd. Beginning at iron in Prank Terms nf Sale: One third cash and Forgotten Smith line, runs N. 04 .W. 8.83 chs. the balance oh three months time Vw"* Man: Quit. to a stone, thence S. 5 W. 20.40 chs. with bond and approved aeroritv, or to a‘stone, thence S 85 E. 9 84 chs. all cash at th<« option of4tie ptuschiw- I A ^ e r t m n ^ . to a stone, thence N. 4 E. 19 85 nhs. er. This the 17th dav of July,' 1939. to the beginning, containing 181 J. B. GRANT. Commissioner. acres more or less. . TRAINED SEALS , Lot Nf'. I will sta rt at $577.50 Lot ONE STEP WONT BUT THEY RESPOND J L . IT IS ON No. 2 at $63000, and Lot No. 3 at GET YOU THERE ^ TO AD SUGGESTIONS^ $253.00. And One AD Won't Bring BILLBOARD KOk ERT SMITH, Commissioner. “Read ’Em and Mocksville, N. C. Succeu--You Must Keep On B. C BROCK, Attorney. Reap” o u r a d s Adveriising Mocksville, N. C, TfaE PAViE RECOftD Ift TfaE DLDEftf EAftER IN DAViE CC UNTV AND CIRCULATES IN 30 Oft TfaE 4» S f A lE l THE PAFER TfaAT TfaE PEOftLEReAD: I k c o r iu

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O L U M N X L I . MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2 3 , 1 9 3 9 N U M B ER 5

NEWS OF LONG AGO. Courtesies. And The Orgy Goes On. MICKIE SAYS— Stemming Machine Re< George Speaks Out. We don’t happen to be one of Under the New Deal government places Workers. Washington. — Senator George, What Wat Happening In Davie the. favored flock receiving one, but spending is over-reached the endur­ eiCTRAI EKTRA I! Demorrat oi Georgia, spoke out to­ Before The New Deal Used Up we are told that the sheriff’s Asso. ance of tbe taxpayer, tbe number of TM’ MOME TOWM PAPERl .. Danville [Va.] is looking forward day against a third term for Presi­ tion has authorized and provided gouernment jobs has topped any. M o m u r d e r ?! mo c r im e ! to the forthcoming tobacco season dent Roosevelt and demanded a with an increase in its unemploy­ The Alphabet, Drowned The cards bearing the great seal of thing ever befor dreamed of by tbe MO SCAUDAl! UUSf prompt settlement” of the issue. ment, and a subsequent greater bur­ Hogs and Plowed Up The North Carolina and reading “This feeders of the public trough, nos A i l i H ' m e w s Ab o u t Sboitly before leaving for his trum human brain could device bas OUR. TRl EMDS > TH' den on the relief agencies in the fall, is to certify that John Doe is en. as a result of replacement of hand home at Vienna, Ga., the senator, Cotton and Corn. been tried, and the country now GOOO OLE HOME titled to courtesies from all peace Btemmers in the tobacco factories in whom President Roosevelt tried (Davie Record, Aug. 1 4 , 1 9 1 8 ) tends toward a return to traditional TOWM POLKS officers.” thatcity by stemming machines. vainly to unseat last year, asserted M R. Bailey, of Elkin, was in That is carrying couitesy a little conservative policies. Several hundred negroeB w ho that he opposed tbe third term our rnidft Thursday. too tar. One would think tha Under these conditions, why make a Iiviiig during the fall and “ under any circumstances or con­ Mrs. C. B. Stroud, of Ruffin, every cit'zen of North Carolina is sboutd tbe present incumbent ot winter months working in Danville ditions.” spent Thursday in town entitled to “ courtesies from all pea je tbe white house desrre a third term? stemmeries will be thrown out of The course followed by the Dr. J. R. Lowery, of Raleigh, officers.”—with or without a card. His record is made, and the histor­ work when tobacco plants resume great and patriotic leaders of the operations in tbe fall due to installa­ was up for the picnic. It can be argued of course that ians will interpret it. past against the third term for any tion of stemming machines. G. I. Howard, of Knoxville, was this little piece of pasteboard is an As old Omar says: “Tbe moving President and under any condition Officials of leaf companies blame down for the picnic, innocent acknowledgment of the finger writes, and having writ, nor is wise and right—not in normal Dr. W. Ht Critz1 of Albemarle, all your piety nor wit, can erase a the wage and hour act for their de­ high-standing of the holder in his cision to gradually abandon hand times but especially In abnormal was among the picnic visitors, line oi it.” x community, and meant only to stemming in favor of machines, times, times of upheaval and chaos L. R. Brewer, of Hickory, was And Mark Antony says: “The serve him in emergency, and may. claiming that minimum wage pro in political thought and action. in town Thursday for tne picnic. be tickle his vanity a bit. evil men do lives after them; the visions of the act make the cost of “The prompt settlement of this T. E. McDaniel, of Washington, But it could serve to cover a good is often interred with their stemming by' hand prohibitive due issue in line with the examples set was down for the picnie. multitude of sins, and things being bones.” largely to comparativelv low produc­ by great statesmen and patriots of Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Hunt, of as they are, that is exactly what The truth of the third thrm'situa tion ability of hand etemmers. tbe past will substanlially'Strve the Greensboro, were here for the pic­ those courtesy cards are for, Tohn tion is more likely to rest with the Each stemming machine does the best interests of the Democratic work of SO hand etemmers but since nic Thursday. Doe doesn’t always conduct him­ New Deal boys who do nor want to paity and the country.” J. E. Horn, of Newton, spent a 1 2 are required to operate and ser­ self abroad as he does at home, and lose thei job. District Soil Office Lo­ He declined to enlarge on this vice a machine, this actually throws few days in sown last week with if he is inclined to take on a little In all probability the president statement. Apparen-ly, however, his brother. himself is tired, needs a rest, and cated In Salisbury. .38 out of work to the machine. more joy water than is his custom Companies in the process of in­ be meant that President -.Roosevelt J. F. Clodfelter and A. E. Wil­ does not desire a third term. He Notification bas been recieved bv or decides to do a little stepping, stalling stemming machines are Di- should not wait any longer to state son, of Asheville, were in town for must know that the next occupant J C. Barber, chairman of tbe board out In all the various other ways brell Brothers, J. M Edmunds and his intention for 1 9 4 0 the picnic Thursday. of the white house will have to face suPervisois of the Middle Vadkin known to man, and runs into the company and the stemming branch Summing up tbe sessions which Mrs. A. C. Penry, of LaJunta, law. it would come in mighty hrn- many serious problems. The eco- jso*l conservation district, from the of P Lorillard company. adjourned Satu-day, George luted Colo., is spending some time with uotnic processes upon which the j slYle committee at Ralegh that the dv to poke one of those cards in Officials of the Imperial Tobacco the reje tr-i.i of the President’s recsrd-breakiug prosperity of the I district bas been officially approved relatives near town. the face of a peace officer. Mem­ companv bave announced that tbe lending hill as one “ no'able accom- Miss Mary Hooper, of Winston, bers of the sheriffs association- are country was based have been inter J an^ t^e district office has been Danville plantplobably will Uotstenitplisbment.. o( the ? 6 b Congress. was the guest of Miss Edna Horn tered with, and, in many cases, l°cated in Salisbury. any southern tobacco. Since on sev lodge brothers, in a way, and as “ Tnis program,’ be said, * would committiee informed eral occasions in the past the com­ last week. the Kingfish has so often pointed Iarely destroyed. Readjustments have added more than five billion Mrs. Hugh Lagle returned last pany has not stemmed tobacco in out “us brothers has got to stick will be dificult. Many millians of ^ arljer t^iet the state and Washing dollars to the iudireclSralional deb>. Thursdad from a week’s visit to re­ people have become accustomed to -*on a^thorities had approved the Danville it cannot .be said that the together.” Not every officer would The defeat of this neisiire is pti- latives at Florence, S. C. easy had^outs by the government, jdistiict, which includes Rowan, wage -nil hour law is wholly reip ri­ so honor them of course, but mos' Iii -rily imp .rtant Ir c 11 e it ma'ks M. J. Hendricks and Ezra Fur- and will not ces re to go back to | Cabarrus, Davie Oavincon counties, sible for the action this season.—Ex. of them would, else the association Ihe beginning of.the end of spend- ches returned Saturd-y mornirg work. Some of the sources of wea th aan<* *^at ** was uow ready for oper never would have had them printed. i ig for pump priming pnrpo-es and from a short trip to Cbarlottei ations. A Good Idea But It The Fayetteville Observer re­ creation have been dried up. reasserts the power ol t >e Congress Corp. F. L. Johnson, of Camp The state headquarteas have been minds that “ Too many favored poli­ Thus it is more probabl that tbe Didn’t Work over the naiion's purse.” Greene, was up for the picnic last president now refrains from an an established in the po-t office build ticians are already being granted The new deal’s spending and lend­ He pointed oiit as “no'eworthy” week. nouncement of his intentiors be ing here with f. E. Michael to serve superprivileges by law enforcement ing program by which the nation wa-> the fact that Congress provided the Miss LuciIe Hargrave, of Lex­ cause he desires to avoid *he loss to 8 3 district con servationest. agencies: some of them the privi­ expected to lift itself nut of the de­ full ainunt a-ked bv the President ington, spent several days last week his pa ty of New Deal suppo t in| Applyj&tions far district assistan lege of violating the law for profit pression by its own bo tatraps might lor.relief and national defense in the guest of Miss Laura Clement. the 1 9 4 0 elections WHbout him maJr now be made throngh the hrve been a good idea h.d it worked and getting away with it. while the the fiscal y ear 1 9 4 0 . Iu add.tion Io Mrs. A. M. Ripple and Miss Sa the New Dealerswill be lost. jcounty agents of the four counties but it doesn’t prove out by such s little fellow is pinched and thrown the Ieuding bill's defeat, his list, of die Ripple, of Welcome, were guests Europe is counting on this very ln *oe district. A referendum was text. The spending program has in jail.—Statesville Daily. tire session’s accom; lisbments in­ of Miss Thelma Thompson a few thing, a gradual trend back to tra- hild in these counties in accordance hogged down with the result that cluded the elimination of the tax on ditiona! canssrrausm to he confirm | wetd the >ti'e soil conservation dis the national debt has been increased days last week. Fifty-Nine Years Ago. I undi tril-u ed profits, legislation to Thirty young men left here Fri­ ed by the 1 9 4 0 elections. tricts act during February SndIliearlV $24,000,000, and the unem T he State. I ploymeut figure is about 11 500,000, aid r ulroad-, and the general oyer- day morning for Camp Wadsworth, And so are many generators of March of this year. We quote, without comment, ex 1 Irehell county is also included in ’.with ».«*,000 reviewing relief in, baling o f the social seen- ity act. S partanbnrgj S. C. commerce and employers of labor in cerpts from an editorial which ap­ Miss Nora Penry, who has been the United States.—(By a Louisi­ the Middle Yadkin district, but bas5 f»rm- aild the ^rm era plight peared In the Elizabeth City Caro­ living with her sister, Mrs. Chal ana Democrat ) not held a referendum. | * radua!* «r°™ * worse with Backbone of the Nation linian April 1 4 , 1 8 8 0 : _. . ’ business so burdned with tax»s that Sain, at LaJunta, Colo., returned Five supervisors were elected no demaJd js created {l} lh(J productg The article below is taken from It is an old adage that ’facts home last Wednesday. some time ago 10 serve the district. | 0g tbe farm. Recognizing thesitua- The article below is taken from are stubborn things.’ It is reckless Work Or Get Out. Seargi. Jack Allison, of Camp Tbey ara: J. C. Barber of Rowan, tion, the New Deal continues spend- Tbe Nebraska Farmer is almost as felly, when great issues are invji­ CFrom Tbe DurbamHeraId.) Jackson, came up last week to spend L. B Barrier of Cabarrus, J. G ing, having a piece time peak last old as the state of Nebraska, Bnd is ved, to Ignore them. There are thousands of people in published in the Bhadow of where a few days with home folks. Jack United States today who honestly Crawford of Davie, and J. L. He3ej year with an expenditures of about “ While the whole American peo I William Jennings Bryan lived so is looking fine. need Federal relief money andmrl enltrvw bo’ I and D G. Wilson of Davidson. ■ $9,500,000 000. A seven year trial pie -unite in honoring President many years, and rose to bis greatest J. J. Starrette and Dewey Day- are not to be grudgee it. I ------I period shows tbe program does not Grant and are proud of his fame, fame: walt, of Kappa, were in town Mon­ And, unfortunately, there a re it is a fact that the thoughtful por­ Dismissals Are Ordered I eating.” work’ and *the b€St proof of the The complete unanimity of reader day on tbelr way to visit relatives those who a:e able to wook but pro tion of them do not favor the move opinion, published elsewhere in this and friends in Rowan and Cabar­ ferto let the government support Resumed. issue, urging a farmer' inquirer to ment to again place him in the Pre­ them in idleness. rus counties. American Virtue. stay off W P A rolls and thereby re* sidential Chair. - Washington,—The WPA today Richard Anderson and children, The latter are giving tRe national On a sick bed in an Iowa hospital tain bis liberty, independence, char­ “Great as he is, and as much as relief administration a black eye. and,ordered lts s,ate _ administrators to ' Davig farmer worrvjn_ of Rutherfordton, came down last acter and family self-respects, is in­ he enjoys the confidence of his are making itit increasingly increasingly narder narder resume tbe dismissal of persons who i . / , ' ^ week to spend a few days with re 11 increasingly naruer r I not so much about his hejlth—that deed heat.ening, and commendable. country, his infatuated supporters for tne government to get appro- have been on the work rel.ef rolls J m p r o v i n ^ a 9 he w a 8 about h i9 latives and to. take in the picnic. Tbe plea against WPA participation make a great mistake in supposing pration for those who are in genuine continouslv for 1 8 months or more. fine crop of. wbeat( ready for the h h u m farmers who have fought The casualty list from overseas this greatness and confidence over, need. Col. F. C, Harriugton, tbe work ' barvest; but with no one at home to successfully to stay off relief, and Thursday carried the name of Jas. It was with a good deal of sympathy balance the solemn conviction so protects commissioner, telegraphed barvest it. from some who are on, much to their C. Cook, of Advance, as having therefore, that we noticed reports largely entertained in the public the administrators that the dismiss- • CeciI Davis was a likeable, hard sorrow. These readers bave present­ been severely wounded on the bat. yesterday of a new “ work or get off !aJs sbou[d be mind that a violation of ‘the un­ resumed siuse. Con- working chap. And such people ed nearly all the arguments against tie front in France. This is the relief” law which Pennsylvania has WPA, and little else needs to be written law’ of the Republic against gress adjourned without changing usually find themselves with good’WPA, and first of Davie’s sons who have been put into effect. neighbors. Hisneigbborsdecided to said, a third term would be a dangerous recently-enacted legislation requir-' I wounded in the great war. The state will attemt to provide take matters into their own hands. I Wehopeour farm correspondent advance toward monarchy. It ing them . W. H. LeGrand returned Satur­ jobs for those on relief. Prevailing Six combines were sent to the Davisland his family heed the advice, and would be felt as a removal of one of wages will be paid If ibe jobs arent The dismissals had been suspen­ day from a month’s visit to his old farm, with sufficient men to operate that otbe s who may have a similar the Revolution established and the accepted, then the refuser will be ded by Harrington on July 2 8 pnd- home in Richmond county. Mrs. them. And as tbe six harvesters bit problem will hold fast to cherished victory over the Rebellion preser- cut off relief. ing a final decision by Congress on LeGrand who visited relatives in into, the field of golden grain, a ideals of individual initative, thrift, ved.” "______Naturally, a tremendous cry has proposals to ease tbe requirements political tndepence and family pride Winston fot some time, also return- group of women gathered at tbe been raised, to heaven that this is of the new relief act. empty farm home and prepared one —in short, to continue to remain “ on home Saturday. It Isn’t Worth It.] forced labor. Such a charge, of In his telegrams the commission of those old fashioned “thresher the backbone side of tbe nation.” O. C. Austin, who suffers in the cource, is silly. Last week in Cleveland, Ohio, a er said: dinners.” “Aside from any benefits, which city of Statesville, came down last No one can make a man work. 2 0 year old youth was taken by po­ “All relief workors except (war) j It seems that a “good time was WPA has admittedly piovided .for But tne government can let him Thursday to take in the picnic and lice from the roof of a burlesque veterans who have been continuous had by a I ” By nightfall the grain many distress families and injvid- know that if be doesn’t work, and get a square meal. On account of theatre. He was found peeping Iy employed on W PA projeots for 1 8 had been cut, threshed, and hauled uals, its greatestevil lies in the in­ that if he doesn't have agood excuse nine blow-outs he got here too late through a ventilator into the room months or more * * * must be; dis. away to be stored Tne tired men centive for- passive acceptance ot he need not expect to g e t paid. to get the square meal where the chorus girls were dressing. and women returned to their homes Uncle Sam, regardless of the op­ It seems to us that the government missed prior to Augvst 3 1 , and C. C. Cherry, of Philadelphia, It Isn’t Worth It,” the young fel. light of heart at the thought of an­ owe it to those who are willing to after Augvst 3 1 all relief workers portunity or their ability to find spent a few days in our midst the low stud to the officers who arrested other good deed performed. And on work but can’t, to do. everything except veterans who bave been con­ means of self-support. That is the past week, Charlie .has hosts of him. That is usually the cry of the his hospital bed Cecil Davis muttered tinuously employed for 1 8 m onths road to social decay and tbe downfall friends who are always glad to see fellow who has sown to the wind he possible to get perennial loafers off a pfayer of Uianks that neigbborli- relief tolls.; v * -L'. 0 must be discharged at "termination him starts reaping the whirlwind. "It ne& was still ah old-fasbioned Ameri­ Of democracy. If they don’t, then it wilt be increas­ Misses Luna and Bonnie Brown, Isn’t Worth It,” most of the tbous of such continuous employment.” can virtue.—Exchange. ingly bifficult to find money for those of Bishopville, and Hartsville, S. ands of young men would tell you ; Hypnosis i C.. are spending a short while In who are-honest. Hynnoiit it t d who have thought there was such a town with their parents. drowsy stats brought SfcMthy bsH - thing as getting something for noth­ BUYER MEETS By relaxation and StflhiM Mr. and Mrs.C. C. Stonestreet, ing. only to end in our state prisons ADS For SALE IN Gold Digscrs panied by the flxatise Si i and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Price, of and workhouses It Isn’t Worth Q H I r r > IN OUR A D on some monotonous si0l Concord, were among the picnic iU” Why can’t more people learn OUR NEXT ISSUE JLLL l a colum ns.... O f 1938 such as the ticking sI • I visitors Thursday. 'this beforeit is too late.—Ex. THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

Pretty for Afternoon j CLASSIFIED Or to Wear at Home DEPARTMENT'

npHE dress with shirring on the shoulders and sleeve tops is a charming, soft fashion for after-' AGENTS noons. No. 1795 gives you an un­ Merchants—Canvassers—New profits; mil* M S I IIIESI tnds 4c yd. up; sheeting 3c yard; lull size usually nice figure-line—rounded o d d u&bleached sheets 30c; quilt scrap bundles above and very slim at the waist­ 1 6 c ;sta rt w ith $2 sam ple order; money, back guarantee. B arry Sunshine, TextUi line and hips, because the pan­ Products, 36 A labam a St.* Atlanta, Ga. eled skirt is cut high and beauti­ • TAUOT MUNDY—WNU SKVICf fully fitted. This is very easy to BY TALBOT MUNDY make. Choose georgette, chiffon OLD COINS or silk crepe. COINS WANTED. Gold, silver, copper. end of the long room. Too polite to “Picnic!” exclaimed the Mahara­ Tell me what you have. L. E. ELLISON, F or the Yoaog Girl. nee. “No formality. L y n n , dear, Box 497, Birmingham, Alabama. TBE STOBX TBDS FAB speak any other language than Eng­ No. 1793 is a perfect dream of a lish in Lynn’s presence, he frowned lead the way. We will all follow. dress for slim young girls, who sullenly at Rundhia and refused a So the Maharajah came last, to INSECTICIDES look especially sweet in high neck­ Captain Carl Norwood has been sent from his native England to the Kadur River district In India, along with his indispensable manservant, Moses O’Leary, cocktail: the servants’ horror, and it was soldier of fortune. Norwood's job is to survey the district to determine whether Lynn who contrived the seating. BE RID OF ROACHES! a valuable secret diamond mine belongs to the temple priests or to the ruler, the “Your Bengali didn’t bring my Harris Famous Boaeb Tablets break up nesting Norwood’s luck suffered a flat tire. places. Clean, odorless, safe to use anywhere. Maharajah of Kadur. Norwood calls on the British Residency to pay his Initial tonic.” Thousands of satisfied customers. Send 81.00 respects. On his way be catches a glimpse of two women In a palace carriage, “Sorry,” said Rundhia. “He was He found himself between the Ma­ for generous package mailed In plain wrap­ one of whom is young and beautiful. The other woman he knows to be the Mabaranee haranee and Aunty. Rundhia and per. Money back if not entirely pleased. Addrett of Kadur. O'Leary later tells hii? that the young woman is an American girl attending to Mrs. Harding. He P.F.MM0S MFSmWW. Urtbart, Baltimore. Md. named Lynn Harding, who with her aunt, Mrs. Deborah Harding, is a guest at hasn’t forgotten it.” Lynn sat opposite; the Maharajah AfiENrs W A M lf^ A few m te tomtoms still open. the palace. On a sightseeing tour Mrs. Harding sprains an ankle, and sends to the at one end of the table, the Maha­ palace for aid. Prince Rundhia. handsome, spoiled nephew of the rulers, comes Then came Norwood. Hot night to her rescue, and takes her back to tbe palace where he meets Lynn. though it was, he was in full mess ranee at the other. uniform, not whites. Shorter than The Maharajah only pretended to Rundhia; but five feet eleven inches eat. In theory, he had abandoned Beauty Aimed to Give CHAPTER m —Continued “No self-respect. Scared. Helets is, after all, plenty, if it’s built right caste restrictions, but in practice, Comprehensive Report the Prince brow-beat him—takes a and properly carried. Rundhia’s six he lacked the Maharanee’s courage. “We love you and we will all do tongue lashing without answering feet one, and almost perfect fea­ He wilted under Aunty Harding’s our test to make you happy," said back—lets himseU be treated like a barrage of remarks. Her vigor de­ Such beauty and personality as tures, somehow weren’t so notice­ a strange girl applying for a job the Maharanee. “But the astrolo­ dog—no dignify excep’ when the able after Norwood came into the pressed him. Aunfy had no patience ger says this is a time of great cri­ Prince isn’t looking.’’ room. Norwood had red hair and with weaklings: ji a small town store possessed! sis for us. I believe you are a send­ “Nothing new about Noor Mah- one of those bits of moustaches that “You’re a hypochondriac,” she The boss could not resist. Even ing, as we call it. There are many lam ?” draw attention to the line of his though she was entirely without told him. experience he believed that she sendings just now, and they are bad­ “No. I reckon they’ll call him off. lips. His red shell jacket gloved a The Maharajah sighed. "I am a ly mixed. They are contradictory He was just a try-out, that’s all he vigorous torso. There was nothing would be a good business getter. victim of public duty. Affairs of Carefully, he instructed her, and LALAt and in opposition to one another. was—sort o’ skirmisher to feel out meek about him; nothing arrogant. state impose a sedentary life that HIS H His Highness my husband is so anx­ the lay of the land.” He was a British gentleman in uni­ as he showed her how to operate has ruined my health. But I have her cash register, he added: ious to make a good impression on “Find out all you can about Prince form, as unselfconscious as a visitor found that Rundhia’s physician un­ “Remember now to ring tip the OF THE Captain Norwood. It is so impor­ Rundhia.” a t the zoo. derstands my ailment.” “That ought to be easy. I’ll go to result of every sale.” tant. Win you help us to make a He recognized Lynn instantly. His The physician reappeared in the good impression on him?” the bazaar tonight.” expression changed to let her know - He watched her for a while and doorway, nervous, unself-assertive. was astonished to see her go so “But I might do the wrong thing! he recognized her. But he was im­ He came behind Aunty’s chair and I might say the wrong word. I Nothing was ever quite like it in perturbable. Nothing surprised him. often to the cash register. He whispered to her. Norwood couldn’t noted that she went there once might commit some indiscretion. Kadur’s history.. Plumbing, electric The palace chamberlain presented hear- what'he said, but he saw him Am I in on an intrigue?” asked light, modern furniture, and even him to the Maharajah and the Ma­ for even prospective customers. lay two pellets on a plate at Aunty’s He fdund that she was ringing Lynn. the will to do it can’t make an In­ haranee. He was gracious to them. right hand. lines, roundly puffed sleeves, a “Yes, dear, a very serious in­ dian palace, dusty with tradition, The Maharanee introduced him to up, time after time, “No Sale.” softly bloused bodice and very “Drugs! No thank you!” trigue.” lend itself to what the Maharanee Lynn. He studied her. He smiled. “What are they?” asked the Ma­ flaring skirt. Little bows and a “Oh, what fun! Is it dangerous?” kept insisting was a picnic. She sash add to its fluttery charm. He said: harajah. “The astrologer says that it might wanted to be so modem and uncon­ “How do you do. We have met, “Exactly the same that your High­ Dimity, organdy, taffeta and dot­ become dangerous.” ventional that even Rundhia would I believe. I am very curious. Don’t ted swiss are especially pretty for ness has been taking for your Common Sense “Maharanee dear, this sounds approve. Sullenly defied by the out­ tell me. It might spoil the fun of nerves,” said the physician. this. Later on it will be lovely in raged head-steward, whose turban thin wool. wonderful! Is it a real dark oriental finding out. Am I to sit next to you “I have iron nerves,” said Aunty. About Constipation intrigue?” almost rose from his hair with hor­ at dinner? I was always lucky.” The physician smiled. He sepa­ The Patterns. The Maharanee laughed amiably, ror, she dismissed him and took Then he walked up and shook A doctor would tell you that the rated the two pellets with a fork best thing to do with constipation No. 1795 is designed for sizes 34, after a second’s hesitation and with charge. hands with Rundhia: “Pleased.” and held the plate toward the Ma­ 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48. Size The eventual compromise was Is get at its cause. Tlrat way you noticeable effort: “Yes. Nice to meet you.” harajah. don’t have to endure it first and 36 requires, with short sleeves, 5 “Yes, dear, it is certainly dark. something between a bean-feast and It suggested the well-oiled motion “Set her the example,” he sug­ Iiy to care it afterward-you can a banquet, in the glass-roofed patio, yards of 39-inch m aterial; 5% It is secret, and it has to do with a of machine-guns getting ready. They gested. ' avoid having It. yards with long sleeves. amid a forest of potted palms and Chances are you won’t have to diamond mine, but I hope you won't were enemies, at sight, as charmed “My monotonous life consists of No, 1793 is designed for sizes 8 , mention that to anyone." canaries in silver cages. There were to meet each other as match and look fa r for th e cause If you eat Chinese lanterns and an utter drunk­ nothing else than setting good ex­ the super-refined foods most 10, 12, 14 and 16 years. Size 10 “I’m glad you warned me. Of powder barrel. Lynn knew it in­ amples,” said the Maharajah. “If people do. Most likely you don’t requires 3 Vs yards of 35-inch ma­ course, I won’t mention it.” enness of flowers. The long table stantly. get enough "built"! And "bulk” was loaded’ with silver and gold. it won’t hurt m e, it won’t hurt you.” terial; 2 % yards of ribbon for sash Then Aunty arrived. After that, He reached for a pellet. doesn’t mean a lot ot food. It and 2 Vz yards for little bows. there was nothing to do but to listen wmim a kind of food that isn’t CHAPTER IV Norwood noticed that the doctor consumed in the body, but Send your order to The Sewing to Aunty’s distant condescensions. moved the plate so that the Maha­ leaves a soft '‘bulky’’ mass In the . Circle Pattern Dept., Room 1324, She was wonderful. Even Rundhia intestines. " Captain Carl Norwood’s tent faced rajah’s fingers closed on the one If this is what you lack, try 211 W. W acker Dr., Chicago, IU. admired her spunk. Dressed in a that had been nearer Aunty. If it the Kadur River. About a mile formal evening gown on purpose to crisp crunchy Kellogg’s All-Bran Price of patterns, 15 cents (in away, it resembled a moonlit ir­ was a trick it was smooth. Rundhia for breakfast. It contains just the coins) each. regular ribbon of silver streaming make Lynn feel ashamed of her­ was paying rather witty attention to “bulk” you need. (Bell Syndicate—WNU Service.) from the enormous temple; and the self, taped and strapped by the doc­ Lynn; he was making her laugh. Eat All-Bran every day, drink tor until she could hardly move, in plenty of water, and “Join the temple was a citadel of mystery torture from the twisted ankle, she “As a compliment, but against m y Regulars.” Made by Kdlogg1S in Impregnable Vault that loomed against Indian night. better judgment,” said Aunty. She Battle Creek. Sold by every grocer. There was a stillness that seemed proposed to dominate that compa­ ny. She did, until Norwood subdued swallowed the other pellet. like the womb of music, into which “Thank you,” said the Bengali. A number of years ago in Lon­ the clatter and voices from the camp her. She wasn’t used to being snubbed by mere captains. “Thank you, madam. That relieves don, the directors of the Bank of kitchen fell naturally and the hoof- Valuable Beading England, who had always boasted “What do Engineer officers do?” my anxiety. You should not be beats of a cantering horse thudded here. You should be in bed. There We may read, and read, and of the impregnability of their on dusty earth like calculated drum­ she demanded. vaults, were greatly shocked when “Nothing,” he said, “except an­ is no knowing what people’s nerves read again, and still find some­ beats. m ay do to them when they have suf­ thing new, something to please, a workman, while repairing a A shadow that was a horse was swer questions. Why? I might lend D\DJ drain, crawled through the pipe you a man who can do things.” fered a bodily shock such as you re­ and something to instruct.— reined in with unnecessary vigor. ceived this afternoon.” Hardis. FAU-LlNJ from the street, stepped through a A palace messenger dismounted. The Maharajah was interrupted trap door and found himself in the Norwood’s servant, careful for his by the arrival of the Bengali doc­ He bowed himself out. bullion room.—Collier’s. master’s dignity, accepted a silver tor, followed by a servant with a big Aunty used her napkin suddenly. A J RELIEVES SUNBURN tube with the air of conferring a blue goblet on a tray. The Mahara­ Norwood watched her. He was just Double-checked to a s s u re favor. jah swallowed the contents of the in time to prevent her falling from Moroline accurate dosage always* Norwood opened the tube, after he goblet in one long draught and Nor­ the chair. Everyone, including the SNOW-WHlIf PETROLEUM JEtlY had made sure that the servant had wood noticed that he became imme­ Maharajah, jumped up. Lynn ran fe^StJoseph withdrawn to a sufficient distance. diately more at ease. But Norwood to her. The servants formed a v y genuine pure aspirin Then he went to the table and wrote, was also watching Rundhia, who scrimmage around Lynn and Aunty. Need of Encouragement inserted bis own letter into the tube left off dancing with .Lynn and ac­ The Maharajah scolded the Maha­ It takes a good deal of encour­ Friends and Foes and returned it to the messenger, companied the Bengali to the door, ranee sotto voce. agement to counteract the natural The easiest way to make a who cantered away. talking to him low-voiced. Rundhia sent a servant running despondency of the artistic tem­ friend is to ask for help. The “Tell Moses I want him.” Norwood promptly commandeered for the doctor. The other servants perament.—Veronica. Lynn. quickest way to make an enemy Moses O’Leary came and stood in Norwood found himseU between picked up Aunty and carried her is to show the man that you know the door of the tent. the Maharanee and Aunty. “If I were you,” he said, “I’d into the next room, where she more than he does.—Stribling. “I’ve been invited to the palace stick to champagne. The cocktails groaned on a couch and nearly faint­ taste phoney.” SAVE MONET! for supper." But there were paper napkins (those ed from humiliation. Rundhia met The first time you try Winter- “I haven't had time yet, sir, to were Lynn’s suggestion). Lynn wasn’t sure she liked him. the doctor at the door. Norwood, smith’s Tonic, you’ll ] . want Malaria • Chills • Fever find out much about what’s doing at The Maharanee summoned the On the other hand, she wasn’t sure watching them, pretended not to, to test it—so you’ll Iuy the small Keeper of the Jewels, selected a she didn’t. wasn’t certain whether they spoke. TtU n RiUi OxWrn*. Stopi Md the palace.” size. But alter you Imow Win- (INr1CtHiiiU “Has anyone from the palace been cluster of the most famous diamonds . “Why were you rude to Aunty?” The doctor nodded, put on his most tersmith’s, remember that you get fof $0 ywrfch enquiring about me?” from the Kadur collection, and “She was rude to me,” he an­ judicial professional air, felt Aunty’s more for your money when you pinned it artfully on Lynn’s black swered. pulse and shrugged his shoulders. use the Mammoth Size. The 50- “Yes, sir. Prince Rundhia’s serv­ silk. Lynn looked stunning in em­ cent size contains 1 0 doses—the ant came asking if you’d need to “She had an accident today, .so “She has a temperature. It is broidered black silk. It showed off she isn’t herself.” impossible to say, but I think she $1.00 size contains 24. That’s prac­ borrow a horse. He knew you didn’t, her*eyes and her golden hair. Ex­ tically the same-thing as getting because we were standing right un­ “Who is? You, for instance? Prin­ is only suffering from nervous ex­ four full doses free. citement made her parted lips so cess? Cinderella on her night out? haustion and perhaps, too, from der our horses’ noses when he asked kissable that the Maharanee had Tbe Sufferer the question. Besides, I weren’t Or rebel? You know what happens mental disturbance.” He turned qualms of conscience. to rebels, don’t you, unless their again to the Maharanee: “I-advise The humble suffer when the the right person to ask. But he “Darling, my nephew Rundhia is WINTEHSMITH'S powerful disagree.—Phaedrus. slipped me a box o’ the Prince’s friends are reliable?” that Miss Lynn Harding should be a bad boy! Be careful!” A great gong boomed. It was as moved into the palace, so that Mrs, cigars and asked a lot about you.” Lynn laughed. The prospect of “What did you tell him?” ancient as the palace. It was the Harding may be quiet.” TONIC annoying Aunfy was delicious. Aunfy bronze voice of memory. (TO BE CONTINUED) “Me? I told him you’re the mild­ would be scandalized by high jinks W NU-7 33—39 0 OOD est man on earth, and how nothing frtvo in a palace. Aunfy was one of those txotts interests you so much as running people who think that palace life ' Xrlfles In Ufe surveys.” should be like one endless corona­ Old Experiment Measures1Weight of Earth Trifles make up the happiness “What did you. find out?” tion ceremony in Westminster Ab­ >r the misery of m ortal Iife.—Alex­ “Same as I told you—not much. bey. She cotdd count on Aunfy to ander Smith.* He had his orders, and he hadn’t keep Rundhia within bounds. The measuring of the mass or spheres of metal, on two much had time to forget ’em, and he’s The first arrival was Rundhia, In weight of the earth is a familiar smaller metal balls. Two globes at scared o’ the Prince. I got a line dinner jacket and turban of cloth of astronomical problem. Other bod­ lead are attached to the extremi­ Toda/a popularity ies are weighed by measuring the ties of a large horizontal bar, mov­ o f Doant* PiU*, after on the Pslnce all right. His brains silver, critical of the cocktails; he many y eua of world* are matfe o’ curry powder and red introduced ingredients learned in attraction of the earth upon them; able, horizontally, upon a center. wide us* rarely must the same end is accomplished in the Above this center a light horizontal be accepted as evidence pepper. He’s about as safe to tackle Europe. He watched Lynn. He of satisfactory mew as «• she-cobra that has just laid made apparently random remarks case of the earth, by comparing the rod, having on its ends two very And favorable pabllo her eggs. He’s what they call a to discover her system, in case she attraction which this globe exerts sm all balls of lead, is supported by a opinion aupporta that upon some body on its surface with fine wire. When the rod bearing of tbe able physieiana sWamer.” had one. who teat tbe Tahse of uWhat do you mean?” “Miss Harding, you look innocent, the attraction.exerted upon the same the small balls is in equilibrium, the Doan’a under exacting body by a known mass at a known ball having the globes of lead is laboratory conditions* 41Nothing for nothing. Lavish—at gay and very beautiful. But I mis­ T h e s e Phjraieianak WATCH cent per cent. He’d give you any­ trust you. Your emotions seem to distance. moved until these globes are brought too; approve m r r word of advertising There have been several methods nearly in contact with the small JW x*d. the objective of which is only to body’s money, if he knew what he me to be too honest. You will go w w e i id V paift Fitti as ft good dioretia was getting for it.’’ home and laugh at us all.” tried to accomplish this, the simplest balls. The force of their attraction treatment for functional kidney disorder OU can depend an A* “If I should hear of your taking ’’Going home soon,” Lynn an­ of which is that of observing the de­ then tends to draw the small rod and for MUaf of th e paia and worry ft Y •pedal lain lh* his money, you’ll find yourself in se­ swered. “Aunty didn’t laugh when viation from the vertical of a plumb- from its position of equilibrium, and ..If M n people were aware of how the merchants of out town rious trouble.” she said that. She meant it line near an isolated mountain. The the amount of torsion thus produced Mdnejra moat constantly remove waste is measured carefully. th a t CttBOt atay in the blood without In* announce in the coluxnns “Me?” “Is that what amuses you? volume of the mountain must first Jory to health. there weald be better vn* of this paper. They mean “Yes. You.” “No. I’d rather stay here, .bve be found, of course, by accurate This experiment is repeated sev­ dereUndiiifc of Wfay^ tho whole body Buffers survey, and its density calculated V M i U dM H h f t suid diuretic medfe*» money saving to our “I’m incorruptible.” i t ” eral times, and the average of its re­ tion would be more often employed. "What else did you find out?” “I wonder what you mean by love from the geological structure and sults taken, so as to be as nearly Burning; scanty o r too JEreqnent nrina* readers. It always pays to densify of its component rocks. But accurate as possible. It is plain that y a nay be warning of disturbed Iddney patronize the merchants “Nothing, excep’ what I’ve al­ it. Do' you love us?” ximetton.. Too may Buffer aagylny bach* ready told you. There’s a Mrs. “I love the Maharanee. And I this plan, though simple, is not near­ the attraction of the large globes on ache, persistent headache, attacks of dir- who advertise. They ai» ly as accurate in result as that of the small ball is to the attraction of SUMM^'getting up nights* swelling, puffi- Harding and a Miss Harding at the love these pussy-footed eastern a g » under th e eyes—Hed weak; nervous. not afraid of their mer­ guesthouse. Mrs. Harding has a nights. I’m wild about it all. I computation by means of the tor­ the earth upon the small balls—i. e., ftU played en t. chandise or their prices. sion balance. This spethod is known their weight—as the mass of the u se Doant* PfJJtt Itisbetfcertofelyoii hurt foot and has been attended by can’t bear the thought of going home a .n td fc h s th a t Iue won world-wide ac­ Prince Rundhia’s doctor. Miss Hard- yet.” to astronomers as the “Cavandish, large balls is to the mass of the claim than on aomething leu Atvonhly ing has already met Rundhia, and Rundhia smiled. experiment,” from the scientist who earth. . A*k your neighbor/ they’ve talked.” The sheep-faced Maharajah en­ first applied it in 1789. The result of these experiments has THE SPECIALS “What about the doctor?" tered, toadied by attendants, who Cavendish’s methods consists of given the weight of the earth approx­ “He’s no good.” arranged the cushio i for him in a measuring very accurately the at­ imately as 6 ,000,0 0 0 ,000,000,0 0 0 ,000.- “No good in what way?” chromium-plated . armchair at the traction exerted by two large 000 tons. D o a n s P i u s THE DAVIE RECORB MOCKSVILLE. N. C.

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A' IfMS DAViE RgcbftD. MbCKiSViul, R c. A ugust 23. t» 3d /H E Dl THE DAVIE RECORD. Noah Brock 103 Years. Seen Along Main Street Harmony Road Is Open ShsffisM News. !Notice1WkeatFsraiers. Noah Brock reached bis 103rd birthday By The Street Rambler. To Traffic. niqbt and Friday morning. Small stream s, at 2 p. hi.. which will be of interest to all Largest C. FRANK STROUD • • Editor. anniversary Monday, Aug. 14tlt. The day . oooooo ' were v e ry high. !commercial wheat growers. Mr. Horace was celebraf d quietly at his country Highway, route 21, from States- D avie 1 Big fight, going on, and not an- The stork spent Tuesday night with Mt Godfrey, who U-Coopected with the AAA. TELEPHONE home with a family dinner, with all bis yi Ie to Brooks Cross Roads; better in the StateofficevRaleigh. will be present officer to be found—Mack telling a- and- Mrs- Joe Reaves and left them a fine grandchildren and great - grandchildren known to to those in tbe Statesville at this meeting to discuss the wheat pro­ bout giving away free drinks—Alex section as the Harmony and Turners- Entered at the Postoffice inMocks- present The grandchildren were Lee Pain­ girl. gram in general.-and will also take up the NEWSl Tllle, N. C., as Second-class HaU burg Road, is one- again open to B o b b y , the little three-year old S o n o fi matter------concerning wheat crop insurance. ter, of Darlington, Ind., and Mrs. Wm. A.- Tucker trying to get his folks to­ m atter. March'S. 1903. , gether—A thirsty brother inquiring traffic. The road has been under Mr and Mrs. Bob Richnrdsoo. who got bis Let me ur*« al1 *he8« 8‘owers Dow and Mrs. Stirton B. Parker, of Grand Constr:-ct ion for the past several H t a n o n a iw u n mash- to be present. Pon tforgetthetime and F ran k Rapids. Mich. Mae Lee Dow. Wm. A. around as to where he could locate weeks, and travelers bad to detour foot caughtc a u g h t in a wagon wheel . place. MaehnvilleMocksville caurt house.house, Monday,Mondnv leaf sectiod SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Dow, Jr., and Richard Brock Parker are a bootlegger and heading down De around that pa ticular section. ed up very badly one day last week, Aug. 28, at 2 P ' D. C RANKIN The road between the two points improving. . • County Agent. Miss W i| ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE - $ I 00 the grest-grandcbildreo Others who en­ p >t street in a car—Missav Lihby and A. M. Gaither, prominent merchant ot joyed the chicken dinner were Mrs. Lee mentioned has been resurfaced and spent last SIX MONTHS. IN ADVANCE - $ SO Ruby crossing square early in. the Harmony. R I. says he is going to start! Mr. and^Mrs P. J Jobuson and Painter. Stirron Parker. Mrs. Margaret Dor- bad curves widened. The rord be­ C iy . morning—Miss Jane standing on the building his new store near Sheffield right children. Mtss A nn C ement and rell. Mrs. Edith Brock, also Mt. and Mrs. fore work heean on it was a cement corner waiting for Ford - to pass— tar-filled road It had long been in uuuu us __ Henrie Campbell went to Carolina M r. and And now it seems that President Ernie Clasky, of Grand Rapids, Mich. Colored boy riding fat horse bare service and was rather bumpy in Mm. R. P Richardson remains very ilL BeaCb last week to spend several spent Wel Roosevelt is going to change the In the afternoon about 30 friends called back down Main street—Big medi­ places. It is almost school time again and not a days, W tnston-Sl date of Thanksgiving from Now wishing him many happy returns of tbe Recent construction has resurfaced cine man trying to draw a crowd a consolidated school house has been built M rs Qew M artin and little 3 0 th to Nov. 2 3 rd. We wonder day. "Unde Noah,” as his many friends the road with a tar gravel combina­ M r. and I few davs after the picnic and mak­ in tbe western part, of Davie. Some of . » a Mrs Craiv children s| call him. is enjoying splendid health. Ev tion wbicn has smoothered out rough the children will have to go to MocksvUIo dau g h ter A nn, ana Mrs. L r a ig what this man will do next? ing a failure— Chal Sain out bunting ery morning he goes to his mail box which places and added to the durability of a n d others to Cool Springs and Harmony F o a te ra n d d a u g b te r Miss Louise, w eek at Ml is about a quarter of a mile round trip, for Aymette Sbeek—Milt Call talk­ the road. in Iredell county, a n d some to Farmington. were shopping in Salisbury Thttrs- With as many people looking for Bill besides doing other chores about tbe barn ing about house on Saiisbury street. It is now a pleasure to travel over MoJ work as we have here, it seems Campaign promises are like pie crust, easy afternoon. W ashingtd and house. He helped "doll" op tbe place tbe road The car tires grosp the broken. ______strange that people have to be im­ —Baptist preacher hurrying-down road well and it is smooth touring. arrived hoi before his birthday celebration by mowing Main street—Gilmer Brewer declar­ ported from other counties and Several other highways in Iredell quite a number of weeds with the scythe, ing that eggs were too Cheap--Boy county are to he resurfaced In like M rs. R. I states to fill certain jobs or posi !!IIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIll and the day after, he killed a four foot and girl walking up the Main surest manner. The Statesville-Mooresvi'le days last • tious. snake with his cane. highway is now under construction. M rs. Rowd There are only three surviving Civil war holding hands ®nd / looking happy | said Aat rti^highwa™ wHl "not The Winston Sentinel seems to veterans in this county, two Union veter Fat man on street with his lower 1 be open to through traffie for about H r. and I be advocating more highway patrol­ ans anJ ‘-Unde Noah,” tbe only Confed­ false teeth hanging out over his lip. two more weeks. son, of Cb| w ith M r. men. That paper talks like the erate veteran. —Brewster Grant enjoying his morn­ W e Carry AU Kinds Of When be read in The Davie Record of ing Coca-cola at drug store-Traffic Gets Last Word On patrol should be increased from the Miss W tJ th e automobile wreck in which Mrs. J . L. light dead as a door nail while tour­ present 2 0 0 to about 5 0 0 . Does Rough and Finished eral days! Sheek and J. A. Kimbrough were injured ists wait for light to change—Miss Thanksgiving. this mean that there are still 3 0 0 Lumber, Building Material, th e guest i he said, "They are my sister’s children." Mary watching The Record being Lancaster, Pa.—J. Hay Brown, democrats in North Carolina who We were all very sorry to hear of tbe ac printed—Z N. Anderson busy col Jr., Lancaster attorney and .son of Such A s D r. and I cideot. They were only about 75 miles I Bobbie, s| are out of a job? lecting taxes—Fishing party arriv­ the late chief justice of tbe__Penn from our home, and we would have en­ Sash, Doors, Locks, Brick w eek at ing home__ minus fish—Percy Brown, sylvania supreme court, today sent Tbe Congress which recently ad­ joyed their visit so much. Friday. journed spent and appropriated EDUH M BROCK. daughter andsfster'.'M^Nefi Ward Roosevelt: ,ele*ram *° Presid4“l And Almost Anything You P hillip I more money than any ether Con­ Darlington, Ind. and another young lady riding over “ Why don’t you change Christ Need In The Building Line. tion in Ne! gress that has ever assembled, so the town in one-horse carriage.— mas to your birthday.” - Boy and girl walking up street with last week i| far as we can find out. The total School ToOpen Sept. 7th We Can Save You Money When In Need Of M r. and Ml arms around each other in loving amount charged up to this Con Home-Coming at Fulton The Mocksville schools, together embrace. I Anything In The BuUding Line. Mrs. W .| gress was more than thirteen bil­ with all the white schools in Davie, ______I H«me cominS will be observed at Ful day from : will open the fall term on Thurs­ vrw »t.„ n o «r a too Methodist chnich next Sunday. El lion dollars. We will never forget Mr. and Mrs* R. S. Meroney and gfQ Dobya of Thomasville, will preach the Iatives andl what a howl went np when a Re day, Sept. 7 th. daughter, Miss Phyllis, of Ashe- annual sermon at I! a. m. Luocb will be ton and Gq The colored schools throughout Mocksville Lumber Co. publican Congress spent one billion ville, spent several days last week on the lawn, picnic style. Singks from tbe county will open on Monday, in town, guests of his sister, Miss H a n e 8 ®nd Thomasville will be heard dur- Phone 42 MocksviUe, N. C. Mr. and | dollars a few years ago. Sept. I ttb . ins tbe day. Everyone is invited to come th e proud Lillie Meroney. ind bring a well-filled basket. The Record doesn’t believe in The schools are opening a little 48232348532348485353915323234853535323234848535353234848485323234848485353534848484823232348532302ter who earlier this ye^r than usual. Clinic on putting on tbe dog, and it doesn't believe in exagerating facts. Sev­ M rs Hod eral daily and weekly newspapers Junior Order Conven­ I While Attending Court Next Week * of Statesvil in this section, in writing up the last week if tion. M r. and M l Masonic picnic held here recently, j We Want You To EAT With Us. f said that between ten and twelve The state convention of the Jr. 0. Your Car Will Run If th en U. A. M , convened in Salisbury yes­ I We Serve The Best BiARBECUE | thousand people assembled here to terday, with many prominent Ju­ posite yol hear Governor Hoey. Maybe so, niors present from all sections of the To Be Found In Mocksville. that you f but we don’t see bow that was pos­ state. Officers will be elected this that w e I afternoon at tbe closing business ses- B e tte r AU Kinds Of Cold Drinks, sible without at least 6 , 0 0 0 people sssion. A number of Mocksville and M iss T hJ siipped through the gates without Davie county are attending the con­ day for Enl purchasing tickets. Only a tittle vention. ' If You Bring It To Us And Have AMERICAN CAFE she will spa over 7 , 4 0 0 tickets were sold during E. G. PRICE, Prop. parents, M| the day and evening, and at least Hearing Postponed. YourTankfilledWith shall. half of them were sold after Gover- The utilities commission Thursday Mrs. I. postponed until Sept. 12. a hearing Pino, who I nor Hoey had made his speech for the Salisbury Mount Airy Coach Please, boys, let’s keep history Company seeking to operate from' PURE OIL weeks with polis, Ind., straight. Ten thousand is a whale Salisbury to Mr. Airy, via Mocks- ville- The hearing bad been set for When You Come To Town Court week. of a crowd when you come to think Aug. 24th. Mocksville people are about it. very much interested in this matter, . FO R SA l as it now .takes two days to go to Complete Lubrication Week Buy A Bag Of Our Good trie Motors! Salisbury and. return by rail., W e also Re Large Poplar Tree. We Specialize In Lubrication, Having Recently . Talking about big trees, reminds Daisy Plain or Self-Rising us that Davie county has one of John Lee Hamilton. Installed One Of The Most Modern Grease tbe largest poplar trees in. this sec­ John Lee Hamilton.'78. died at his home tion, so far as wekuow. Tbistree near Fork Sunday. He is survived bv his Guns On The Market. FLOUR Bill Grad is near Hunting Creek, on tbe widow, three sons, F J Hamilton, of Ro- Mrs. A. T J wan county, and R. F: and J H. Hamil­ Los Angelef ' Wiley Baily farm, and measures ton of Mocksville. R. 3: two daughters. And Enjoy The Best Bread You 2 3 feet in circumference. The Mn. T. J. Seaford, R. 3, Mocksville. and enter the I tree is about 7 5 feet tall, and it is Mrs. C. L Crotts. Granite Quarry; three! In stitute. sisters, Mrs. Molly Cornell, of Rowan coun­ GUARANTEED TIRES 5 0 HaveEptenInALongTime. about feet to the "first limb. We ty; Mrs. JesRe Hellard, Cooleemee, and Mrs. Jo h l might add that there is’ a hive of Mrs. Ida Lucas. of R: 3. Mocksville; three We Are Agents For The Famous Yale Tiree-Every who undeif bees in the top of this tree, but no brothers, Cnarlie, of Kannaoolis; and Hen­ appendicitis one has climbed it to get the honev. ry and Albert, of Rowan county. Funeral 88902^^8282^^202 services were conducted M' nday after­ One Backed By A 12-Months Gitarantee- You Can Get Our Flour At Salisbury el noon at 3 o’clock at Fork Baptist church. , ting along f Smithwick Named Agent Consult Us Before Buying A New Tire. Ideal Grocery, ; Mocksville Cash Store be glad to I Robert R. Smithwick, formerly Former Local Pastor Mr. and Davie county farm agent, but later When You Gome To Court, Call And. See Us. North End Joh-Em-Down Store little dauglj serving in Hay wood: county, has Dies Castle, Ind| been named county agent.at.large day after for the Mountain Area.' H r. Rev. R. S. Howie, 7 0 , for four w ith Mrs. Smithwick has many friends in years pastor 0 t the Mocksi file Mrs. DudH Davie who will be interested in this Methodist chUrcb, died at his home J. P. Green Milling Co. announcement: . in Thomasville last Monday after­ Kurfees & Ward M ark Th noon following an extended illness. FLOYD NAYLORt Manager 4 , accompal Rich Park Lighted. Mr. Howie retired irotn the minis­ •George G if try about six years ago on account “Better Servicew • thy, M argl IUch Park, Mocksville’a beauty of ill health. He is survived b.v his Cooleemee f spot, which we all enjoy, and ' which widow one son and two daughters. Phone80 Motksville and back was made possible by our public The body was laid to rest at Harri­ last Sundaj spirited citizen. Thomas W. Rich, son Methodist church cemetery, trip. can now be enjoyed both day and near Pineville, Wednesday after­ night. Electric wiring was com­ Mrs. J. pleted last Wednesday, and tbe noon. Mr. Howie bad many, friends in Davig who were saddened by the FARMERS! nesday frotj lights have been turned on, which turns night into day. F'or the past news of’bis death. she went to' several years, since the park was Armond fal opened to the public, all the picnics Elmer B. Smith. Sunday, As and suppers had to held during tbe STAFF OF LIFE W hen You Come T o Coiurt N ext W eelri diana Mrs. I iafternoon or early evening, but now Elmer B. Smith, 3 4 , died Mou . 1 at Greensbl that the park has been lighted, after day uigbt at the Forsytb County ShebbyvlUeT supper picks and partiea'can be held Sanatorium. He was a' son of,' Come Down To Our Store And there. The thanks of all our citizens Samuel D. and Bessie Hege Sm ith,'' FEEDS D. H . H | are due Mr. Rich for his generous He bad been ill for two years.. R. Hendric gift to the town. Surviviog are the father and step­ Fpr Poullryy Hogs and Cattle. returned mother; one. sister, Mrs.- W. J Take A Look At Our Big lane Of River, S. Colored Boy Dies. 'teach, of Mocksville; three broth­ eral days ers, Hege Smith, of Keokuk, Iowa; No Better Feeds To Be Had back with Joseph Wilson, 1 3 year-old color­ Fhause Smith, of Winston-Satem; of black sed ed boy ot Davie county, who was John Deere Farnl Machinery and S. D. Smith, Jr., of .High Point, At Any Price. looked morl injured on Auk- izth, near Coun­ mericans wf ty, died at Long’s Hospital that two half sisters, Misses Arvesta and Ruth Smith, of Mocksville;- and- afternoon He sustained a fractnr BAGS OF 25, SO AND 100 POUNDS. We Are Always Glad ToSee You. two half brothers, KermitandJohn G rant Lt edsknll and a. broken leg. The .. , M tative for tj automobile which struck the boy ^ ^ RtiltonT Plan, for was coming toward Mocksville and speak here i was driven by Sberman Coon, of Methodist church Wednesday afterr noon a t 3 o’clock. Rev. E 2 6 th, at 2 :3! Indiana. Tbe accident, it is said W. E. PIERCE F§STER< Turner condncted the 'ervices. Bu- subject W iU f Martin Brothers and how it f 'Sffg-Z rttS* Andrew W ,.«d i. COTTON GIN ness and 'p rl Wilson, of Mocksville, R. 4 T h e .^rar * - ■ • •______and laborinf fu e al v as held at Pit e • G rove,] c. M. Sheetsand Mr. .Poindex- PHONE 89 MOCKSVILLE, N. C. N earD epot present, . Methodist church Tuesday after ter,"of Winston-Salem, were Mocks- one. Come,I Booo of h-t week. yjlle visitors one day last week. javawavyvawwHwa1 •with you. mt Davie mom, uommi, R c. a u g u s t * s. t t t f

meat Farmers. fHE DAVIE RECORD. E. B Hill, of Harmpny, R i. Two Hart In Wreck. J meeting at (he couit was in town Friday on business. ■He. on Monday, Aug. 28 ! When You Come J .. Frank Hendrix, prominent I will be of interest to all Largest Circulation of Any Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mason an­ merchant and farmer, of Mocksville. i t growers. Mr. Horace nounce the arrival of a fine son on and M .Branson, well known citizen Kiinocted with the AAA. bavie Ctfunty Newspaper; A ug. i 4 'h, at Mocksville Hospital. To Court of R, 2, were patients at Mocksville Make Our Store Your I. Raleigh, will be present Hospital Friday morning, where-they ■ discuss the wheat pro­ Albert Sheek and neice, Miss Nest Week j were carried, following a head-on land will also take up the NEWS AROUND TOWN. Marie Sheek, of Portsmouth, Va., * !collision between a Ford V- 8 , driven T w heat crop insurance, are guests of Mrs. Geo. Sheek/ •** by Mr. Branson, and a Plymouth, pmmercial wheat glowers Make Our Store Your 'driven by Mr. Hendrix,- Mr.'-Bran- V>n't forget the time and Frank McCubbins, of the Wood- Mr.- and Mrs. Sherman Hend­ Ison was coming toward Mocksville, ' caurt house, Monday Ieaf section, was in town Thursday. ricks and children, of Derita, spent D. C RANKIN . Headquarters. ! aim Mr. Hendrix was going toward ______County Agent. Sunday in town with relatives. ‘ Farmington; when the wreck occur- Miss Wilma Essie, of near Pino, ed at the top of Elisha Creek hill, Wliile Attending Court Next Week. spent last week with friends at Siler We Are Always Giad To P. J Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. G E. Turl'ngtoh, of Mr. Branson applied his brakes, and Ci-y. Buies Creek spent €unday night with his car skidded into the middle of Ann Clement and Mr. and Mrs. Has en Carter. See You. the highway, it is said, A heavy We Are Always Glad To See You Iell went to Carolina Mr. and Mrs. Zollie Anderson rain-was falling'at the time the Ik to spend several spent Wednesc ay afternoon i n Mrs. C. B. Smith and little sou, time the wreck occurred. Winston-Salem. of Elizabethtown, are guests of her Mr. BranBdn received several cuts And Appreciate You Patronage. parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Call. JJALL-j^I M BROUGH about the face and‘ one leg was in Martin and little Mr. and Mrs. Harley Soflay and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Collette, of jured. He was able to leave the , and Mrs. C raig children spent several days last hospital after receiving first aid. ashler Miss Louise, week at Myrtle Beach. Cana, are the proud parents of a |)RUG £OMPANY Mr. Hendricks suffered a B ev e re fine daughter who arrived sever­ } in Salisbury Thnrs- head ir.jurv. with three or fonr ribs Bill Mooney, who has been in al days ago. broken and a severe cut on one leg. We Have Received Our Complete Washington, P. C., for some time A Good D rug sto re He remained in a semi-conscious arrived home Monday. Re». and Mrs. E. M. Avett and state Friday, but is getting along daughters, Misses Helen and Elva “The Cool Drug Store” nicely at this time. Mrs. R. L. Walker spent several Grace are spending several days a t Line Fall Shoes For days last week with her daughter, M anteo. Mrs. Rowe Davis at Elkin. High Water Does Dam­ Everyone who is interested in Men, Women and Children. Build Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Johnson and cleaning Fulton cemetery is asked Notice Of Re-Sale Of age. son, of Charlotte, spent last week to come Wednesday morning Aug. AU Davie count; streams were out with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter. 2 3 rd. Land. of banks and thousands of acres of AU Kinds Of fine bottom lands were under water Miss Wyona Merrell spent sev­ Mr. and Mrs; C. N. Christian, of md Finished 0. G. Allen, Exr. Lula McCulloch, Friday and Saturday as a result of a eral days last week at Boonville, Gainsville, Fla , arrived here last dec’d wind and rain B to rm which visited Mocksville CaSsh Store iilding Material, the guest of Miss Luclle Johnson. week to spend a few days guests'of VS Central Carolina Thursday night and Mrs. H. T. Brenegar. W, F. McCulloch. Floy G. McCuI- Friday morning' more than 3 inches kch As Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Hall and son loch, et al of'rain fell in Davie in about 14 Geo. R, Hendricks, Manager. Bobbie, spent several days last Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Cartner had hours. Corn and tobacco were bad­ as tbeir Sunday guests Carl Foster, Under and by virtue of an order lrs, Locks, Brck week at Manteo,' returning borne made on July 17, 1939, by C. B. ly damage b; wind and high waters. Friday. of Winston also Mr. Munch Foster, Hoover. C. S. C.. in a proceeding Much corn and tobacco was covered it Anything You of near Hanestown. by high water and a lot of it was Phillip Ki/k, who holds a posi entitled 0. G. Allen, Exr. of Lula McCulloch, vs W. F. McCulloch and blown down by heavy winds. The ie Building Line. tion In New York, spent a few days Misses Kay Lee and Doroty Mae Flo; McCulloch and others, I. as damage runs into thousands of dol­ last week in town with his parents, Walker, of Elkin, are spending this Executor of Lula McCulloch, deceas lars, i t is said. In Need Of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kirk. week in town, guests of Misses ed, will offer for re-sale at the court Hi'da and Neva Markham. house door in Davie County for cash Bixby News. ■Line. Mrs. W. R. Wilkinsreturned Fri­ to the highest bidder on Monday. day from a several days visit to re Miss Belle Howell, R. N., of Misses Betty Comatzer; Fay Robertson, Sept. 4. 1939, a t 12:00 o’clock M , the Florence Stafford and Opal Robertson were The Court Visitors f latives and friends at Rutherford* Washington, D. C., is soending a following describedcri lands Bituate in _____dioner _Jju ests of Mrs. Pearl Linville Wed- Co. ton and Greenville, S. C. month’s vacation with her parents, Farm ington Township, near t h e nesday.' x Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Howell, Smith Grove Consolidated School Mt. and Mrs. Charles Gross left Thurs- Who Come To Mocksville Next I cksville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ratledee are near Cana. and on and near State Highway No. dar for their home in Detroit, Mich. the proud parents of a fine daugh . . . 65 and more particularly descri ed Mrs. Betty McClamroch itpeot Wednes* WeekCanSaveMoneyBy H 757555682 ter who arrived at the Harding G aonoa T albertt prom inent cit'- as follows: Fday morning with her mother, Mn Adelia Clinic on Aug. 1 2 th. zen of Advance, and one ot Tbej FirstLot: Adjoininglandsof 0. Howard. Record’s oldest subscribers /was in L. IJowden 1 D- J Smith heirs and) Mrs. H. L. Robertson has been spending Mrs Houston Epperson and babe, tow n T h u rsd ay shaking hands w ith !others: Beginning at"a StoUe corn a few days in WinstonSaIem with Jier = Bringing Their Cars To Our B of Statesville, spent several days old friends. | er of E. G. Williams lands running m““er- W eek I last week in town with her parents, ! N 3 cbs. to a sweet gum; thence W. * Annette Barney spent Wednesday af- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Craven. J. Arthur'Daniel, popular mail 3 chs. to a stone; thence S. 3 cbs. to tnn«m with her grandmother. Mrs. J. S. I Garage and Service Station! With Us. I carrier on R. 2 , returned Monday a stake; thence W. 3 deg var. 3 chs. | “ r‘ If there is an X marie op­ from a few days vacation spent at to a stone; thence N, 2.81 chs. to a a,on[|a| ' n in Win- Lr b e c u e ★ Norfolk and other points on the stone; thence W.,6.20 chs. to a stake; I IflnNeedOf | ★ posite your name, it means . . thence N. 50 links to a stake; thence . ★ ‘ that you are owing us, and Iksville. * 8 30 chs. to a stake; thence S 4.21 Oil Change, A GreaseOr Wash Job ,| ★ that we need the money. S 0. Rich. R H. Branson. P. M. chs. to a stake; thence E 20.30 chs iks. ★ Arrington and E. T. Kearns, pro- to the beginning containing 7 1-5 ★ Miss Thelma Marshall left Satur­ mirent Wake Forest citizens, were acres more or less. 1 Princess Theatre ★ day for Englehatd, N. C., where in town Monday and stopped longeo- Second Lot: Beginning at a stone We Can Give Yoii Quick Service | ,FE she will spend some time with her ough to Ba; hello. ; D. J. Smith’s corner and running N- WEDNESDAY ONLY ★ parents, Mr. md Mrs. S. S. Mar­ . 5 55 cha. to a stone; thence W. 20 51 Robert WUcox in ★ Mr. and Mrs Horace Deaton of chs; thence S. 3 55 chs. to a stake; “GAMBLING SHIP" At Reasonable Prices. g M *** if********:*** shall. Thomasville, Mr. and Mrs. Bnce Gar- tbe^ce E 2 0 .5 5 chs. to the beginning, Mrs. I. Frank Essie, of near rett, of Center, Mr. and Mrs. Erw- containing 71-5 acres more or less, THURSDAY Consult Us About A Tire Trade In. | Pino, who has been spending two mus PhelTO, of Winston, Mrs. W. A. § deed £or lat and 2nd lots by A gallant girl and a dog at his Sside weeks with be*- parents at Indiana­ Miller, of Thomasville. Mr Thomp- E H Morris, Comrnr to Lula Me­ . . . nothing could stop them I son, of bouth Carolina gathered at Gui|ocb, Bk. 30. p. 24, R. D. Office, Our Tires Aro Fully Guaraateed. I polis, Ind., will arrive home this JACK LONDON’S >wn Court the home of Mr. Hasten Carter and QavIe County i ••WOLF CXLf week. gave him a surprise birthday dinner, Lot. ' Beil)j{ Lnt No. 5 in ' with JOHN CARROLL MOVITA FOR SALE-Shock-Proof Elec­ . '______I Baid division bounded as follows, to­ hir Good tric Motors for WasbinggMachines. r n 1 i r > . • t . IT I wit: AdjoiningtbelandsofBSteel- FRIDAY and SATURDAY We also Repair W ashers.: Wreck Victims At Home man, C. L Bowdenand F. A. Smith: DOUBLE FEATURE C. J. ANGELL, , > Beginning at a stone Rufns Smith s Ralph Byrd Mary Carlisle. Robert Alien Pennington Chevrolet Cog Mrs. J. L. Sheek, of this city, corner and running N 3 35 cbs to a in-FIGHTING THOROUGHBREDS” -Rising The Maytag Dealer, and J. A. Kimbrough and son stone;'thence W 2'2.20chs to a stone; an d Mocksville, N. C, James, o.f Winston Salem, who thence S. 3.35 chs. to a stone; thence Tex Riltfr in “ROLUN WESTWARD” Phones HO - - 156 jjj Bill Grant, sou of Attorney and were seriously injured in an auto E.-22 20 chs. to the beginning con­ taining 7 1*5 acres more or less. MONDAY and TUESDAY Mrs. A. T. Grant, left Sunday for mobile wreck at Sbelbvville, Ind., Mocksville, N. C. B Fonrtb Tract: Being Lot No 6 and • WAY DOWN SOUTH" Los Angeles, Cali., where he will on A ug. 1 3 th, were able to return with Bobby Breen lead You to their homes Wednesday by train. a^jou ing the lands of R. B. Steel- enter the Curtiss W right Technical man. C L. Bowden and others, and IMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllIllIffl Institute. Good luck, Bill. Mrs.. Sheek sustained a broken the R. C. Smith iot, beginning at a Time. right arm, and cuts and bruises. stone, A. E. Smith’s corner, running Mrs. John W. Green, of R. 4 Mr. Kimbrough, Sr., suffered a N . 3 .3 5 cbs. to a stone; thence Wi who underwent an operation ^ for broken arm and rib and several 22,10 chs. to a.stone, thence S, 3*35 appendicitis at Lowery Hospital, b ru ises while bis son James suffer- chs to a stone; thence E. 22:15 chs, ins! Salisbury early last week, is get­ ed a broken collar bone and severe to the beginning, containing 7 1-5 At Plenty Arsenate of Lead 4 Ib 49c ting along nicely, her friends will cuts about the head and face. The acres more or less. Seo deed by E. to Lola McCuI- Meat - 6 |c Cash Store be glad to learn. parly were on their way ™to ...."Dar- -—, H. l Morris.(W 1 Commrnn. , . » Lard.i^aro. 448c Ibid can $4 25 Iingtoo 1 In d ., . 0 attend the 1 0 3 rd loch. BooJt 29, page 324, for Lots 3 . Lardj 1 6 ib bocket Mr. and Mrs. EugeneReavis and $1.59 Store birthday of theirtkair uncle, Mr. Mr Noah Mflatl ana 4; I T awl fi IK AftffAn little daughter Lula Lee, of New Brack, when the accident occurred. Fifth Lot; Adjoining the lands of 4 Ib carton 35c Castle, Ind., returned honSs Sun­ AU tbeir friends wish for them an CharlieSmithand Lula McCulloch: ^ : I £ ” 1 0 * day after spending a few weeks Beginning ata stone (formerly P. Hom-Johnstone, Grimes Flour $2 25 early and complete recovery. I — T1 ------; ' n i BA ' 4 — nurii ijuiiiiswjiu with Mrs. Reavis parents Mr. and IWard line) and running W 70 steps, gam r 1...... 0 0 ibg $4.59 Ing Co. Mrs. Dudley Reavis. . n r . . r> . Fto a stone: thence S. 70 Bteps to a; s “ |a r 25 IN $1.22 Dons Thelma Foster. . ■£«*} B-70 ^teps *» ® et0"e;t sugar. 1 0 ibs 49c Mark Thorn, of Mocksville, R. v »thence N. 70 siepB to a stone, the Sa^ar 5 )b 8 SIVP 25c Ler 4 , accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Little Doris Thelma 9. daughter beginning, containing I acre more pink can H e George Gibson and children, Doro of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster, of or less. See deed recorded Book I?. BcM atchea 3c thy, M argaret and Raymond, of near Smith Grove, died at Long's page 31, office Reg. of Deeds, D»v'e! 2 packs 15c Cigarettes 25c Hospital. Statesville, last Wednes County. ' — Cooleemee motored to Asheville Rice Ib 4c ‘Stone of the day titernoon at 6 o’clock, following sixth Lot: Lying on the N - side and back by way of Chimney Rock White Beans, Ib 4c a short illness. * of State Highway No. 65. running 4 Pintoes, Ib 5c last Sunday and reported a grand Funeral - services were held at degs E., Chas. Allen’s line, 5.25 cbs. Pure Apple Vinegar, gallon 19c trip. Bethlehem Methodist church Friday to an iron pipe on N. side of old Sa- 9x12 Rugs $3.39 Can^ TT recomnienrfp/###.- *,.e afternoon at 3 o’clock, conducted by |em road in S, N. Bowden’s line; Mrs. J. A. Daniel returned Wed o r 3 for $10.00 Rev. J. W. Vestal, and the little thence N side of old road N. 77 deg PLOW PARTS S! nesday from Madison, Ind., where body laid to rest in the church ceme*. E. 7 chs. to a stone; thence N. 81 OLIVER she went to attend a reunion,of the tery . . ■ I degs. Eu 1 0 73 cbs. to a stone on the P o in tsL an d Mol iZ T 9ha^ e Z Z u’reout totuy Armond family, which was held on Surviving is tbe parents, and the. Niside of olJ road; thence S. 62 Iks. Goober 12 46 HO lL a tW store fo r, ; ! F ! ,n 8 P W job. Drop Sunday, Aug. 1 3 th. While In In­ following brothers a n d sisters: to n. side of highway No. 65; thence 1 0 31 55 155 it Week'' diana Mrs. Daniel visited her sister Oinl, Msgalene,; Hallie, Bettie Lou j with said highway S. 61 degs. W. 13 39 55 155 at Greensburg, and also a neice at and Mrs. Gray.Smith, and Robert'g 9 0 chs. to the beginning, contain* 19 43 85 265 and Johnny, all’of near Smith Grove. I jDg 4 ,8 6 seres more or less. sufiacesr Shebbyvllle. 20 47 85 265 Five of Mr. Foster’s children were j SeveQtb Lot: Beginning at an iron Syracuse ore And D. H'. Hendricks and son Geo. U k e n ill s b o o ttM d aw aw , snd also J BtakeonK 8jde of Highway; N 61 1465 31 55 .155 R. Hendricks, and Waynp Merrell Mrs.JFoeter s father, W. N- Tucker, jjj, 4 ,0 5 chs. to a atone, public 1464 39 76 205 returned Wednesday from Little and James Comer, a young ^?“troad; thence with said public read S. 1460 45 80 255 works for Mr. Foster. Two of the 2 4 degs. E. 909 chs. to a stake, col- Chattanooga r Line Of River, S. C., where they spent sev­ daughters. Misses Opal and Hallie OreJ gchooI lot; thence W . 7 17 chs eral days fishing. They brought 72 19 33 105 were ojnied to Long s Hospital. to a thence N. 4 degs. E. 6 .8 6 63 , 31 55 155 back with them about 1 0 0 pounds Statesville last Wednesday for twatj. -t|je beginning, containing 64 39 70 205 ic h in e r y of black sea bass. The fishermen ment. It wm not known just what 4 4 5 4 0 0 acres, more or less- 65 47 82 240 looked more like Indians tban A- This Is A Few of the Makef We Sell T Sherwin-Williams p a i n t headquarters mericans when/they arrived home. sewn’i^S ^ra^f this fomiiv! w itt | ^ « 7° g * 1 *>m ' See Me For Anything In' Shoes it was the water or some food , 4 >na 5 w ||l WorkahdDressCIothing See You. Grant Lowe, National Represen­ Dry Goods And Notions M n tn d Mrs',, foster and family tative for the Townsend Recovery Bidding on LotNo. 6 will com' IGuarantee OurGoods And My Plan, for North' Carolina, will bave the sympathy of a host of PricesAreAIways-Right friends ill tbe death of their httle mence.at'$165i00C;. . . 1 soeak here in the . court house Aug. Bidding oh;Lot No:' 7' will com­ - 2 Pair 3 and 4 Year Old Mules daughter. "Suffer little children to I Will Buy YnunCouhtry Produce 2 6 th , at 2 : 3 0 p. tn. M r. Low e s c o to B unto me, and forbid' them not, mence a t $225.50; Date of §ale: Sept. 4.1939.’ - And. Pay Market Price subject will be-National Recwery for of such is the kingdom of heav­ I Am Agent For G. C Sanford Sons Co. and how it can be obtained. Busi­ en.” These words spoken by Christ Tenns o t Sale: CASH. MaBsey H arris Machinery tiers ness and 'professional mep,. farmers nearly two thousand years ago, has This Aug. 18,1939. and Tractor- brought comfort to many broken- and laboring men, are urged to be . 0. G. ALLEN. Executor, ‘ ' 1 rs and fathers, and '•YOURS FOR BARGAINS” ^Everything For Everybodyw present. Admission free to every- hearted mo‘“e” Lula Allen McCulloch. Dec’d. one. Come, bring your questions. rtej_®r«_ _ ^ __ r“e ___ today1 today ( they were ^wbeo spoken./ By JACOB STEWART, Atty. J. FRANK HENDRIX Pboae 7 MddktnIkbNLCL 1With you. " THE DAYIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C.

Manager Bill Terry Greets Boys Town Residents IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL. S t a r F a r m WHO’S UNDAY I , ★ Disecting al SCHOOL Lesson T o p i c s ★ John Hubl of Chicago, t , ★ Orson in Tl NEWS (Released by Western Newspaper BIRDS BENEFICIAL B y V irg TO FARM CROPS Lesson for August 27 P YOU’RE THIS I ing a com! Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se* Iected and copyrighted by International Value of Food Habits Often seeing what Councfl of Religious Education; used by permffsion. Misjudged. on the screer WEEK Laurel’s shoa UZZlAH; A KING WHO FORGOT Some of the birds that save mil­ GOD shoes have ahf T By LEMUEL F. PARTON lions in crops each year are still portant part misjudged by the farmer. The beau­ LESSON TEXT—H Chronicles 26:3-5, 16- wardrobe — Cl "^EW YORK--Having failed to 2 1 . tiful Baltimore oriole bas been ac­ ~ talk to M ars as the planet made GOLDEN TEXT—Every one that exalteth cused of damaging grapes and gar­ for instance— if himself shall be abased; and be that hum* den peas. But studies show that its nearest approach to the earth bleth himself shall be exalted.—Luke 1&:1L use of them ir since 1924, Dr. Clyde Pisher has not the oriole’s food habits are largely the audience _ ..... abandoned hope beneficial. Caterpillars are its fa­ SttllHasHopea that sometime "Pride goeth before destruction vorite fare, but it also eats quan­ the part they and a haughty spirit before a fall” The shoes he O f Contacting and somehow tities of plant and' bark lice, ants, (Prov. 16:18). wasps, grasshoppers, spiders and pictures have »*■ '«“ SditS 11S < A man’s life may begin with weevils. there is to it. every promise of greatness and he strange, rolling obtained. And, at any rate, the hon­ may prosper in everything, for years Farmers who tear swallows’ nests or is his for having been the con­ at the way he d as he honors God, and then by pre­ from bam eaves are turning out ing why. Theyl ductor of the first interplanetary sumptuous disobedience he may their best friends. Swallows con­ him the woe-beg| exploration ever attempted by the bring it all to sudden destruction, sume vast numbers of harmful fly­ American Museum of Natural His­ contributes so living the closing years of his life ing insects and young birds in the ances. tory, whose expeditions to various Bill Terry, manager of the New York Giants, extended a welcome hand to Father Flanagan and his in disgrace and going down to his nest often eat more insects than Watch him in remote parts of the terrestrial charges from Boys Town, Neb., just before the Giant-Cub game at .Wrigley field in Chicago. The boys were grave in sorrow. That fact is writ­ their parents. “A Chump at sphere have been an important part on a baseball tour, having won the championship in a Boys Town tournament. They didn’t bring Terry luck, ten so large on the pages of history Woodpeckers are often suspected of the service of this institution. realize how mu| however, as the Cubs managed to win the game with a ninth-inning homer. a> that one marvels that “wayfaring of damaging trees by their drillings. do for him. Dr. Fisher is better known to the men though fools” need to "err Each hole drilled means that the Sioux as “afraid of bear,” a sou­ therein” (Isa. 35:8). Pride makes bird has located the larva of a de­ It took Johnl briquet applied to, him when he ‘Somewhere in Holland Too Close to Germany’ a man blind to his own weakness structive wood-boring insect. Wood­ years to a dajf was adopted by th a f tribe. H is wife, and so presumptuous that he walks peckers are among the most valu­ Hollywood, to C l Te Ata (Bearer of Light), is a full- right into trouble. The story of Uz- able forest conservationists and with top being the l | blooded Oklahoma Chickasaw Indi­ ziah points a moral both obvious their heavy bills they get insects Housekeeper’s an whom he met when she came to and needed by all of us. that other birds can not get. Bennett’s new I the museum in 1934 as a lecturer I. Prosperity ( w . 3-5). Fruit raisers often look on robins Hubbard was | on Indian culture. “As long as he sought the Lord, as enemies because of the robin’s Hinsdell, Para Lying In the astronomer’s God made him prosper" (v. 5). appetite for cherries, yet robins con­ one of the Good background is the little red W ' - With a heart right toward God, sume insects harmful to fruit crops Chicago. Paran school house whence so many the background of a rearing by God­ throughout the year, and only during eminent Americans have come fearing parents (how much. that June and July do they eat cultivated to take significant part in the means!) and the counsel of a man fruit to any extent. One good way life of this nation, Mus particu­ who was an “expert” in his under­ to keep robins out of the orchards lar seat of elementary learning standing of the ways and the will is to plant mulberry trees near-by. was in Ohio, and there at 17 he of God, Uzziah prospered greatly. Mulberries ripen at the same time had graduated from student to Chapters 25 to 27 of H Chronicles as cherries and the birds prefer teacher. One summer during reveal him as a man of affairs, a them to other fruits. his career as a youthful peda­ successful warrior, a capable agri­ gogue he registered for the sum­ culturist, an able gvernment ad­ Bull’s Pedigree, Looks, mer course at Ohio Normal, and ministrator, and a king whose fame there ah incident occurred des­ was known far and wide. For one Poor Guides for Buyer tined to affect his life. He who took over the government of a Dairymen who pick a bull only looked through a telescope. He nation at the tender age of 16, fol­ by his pedigree and appearance just looked, that was all, and lowing the tragic death of his fa­ pick a good bull only one time out then returned to the more im­ ther, Uzziah made a remarkable of three, but those who use proved portant task of getting an edu­ and commendable record. sire records as a basis for selecting cation. But even in later yeaTs, n . Presumption (v. 16). herd sires choose a good bull three as a graduate student at. Johns “When he was strong, his heart times out of four, says Dr. J. F. Hopkins, working for a doctor’s was lifted up to his destruction” Kendrick , of the United States bu­ degree, that peep through a tele­ (v. 16). What sad words! Pros­ reau of dairy industry. These con­ scope of no extraordinary pow­ perity ruined a man who had made clusions are based upon numerous er, yet larger than any glass a name for himself in times of ad­ records of breeding activities in he had ever before seen, lin­ versity. In presumptuous pride he dairy herd-improvement associa­ small roles, attempted to take tile place of the tions. gered in his mind and intrigued "Somewhere in Holland too close to Germany” Is the only locality identification given for this show of Metro, where J . him. Dutch preparedness on the German border. Left: A steel-helmeted sentry stands guard before the entrance priest ordained of God, in effect de­ An example of a dairyman who named him He became affiliated with the to one of the new border fortresses. The concrete stub is a "tank stopper,” garnished with steel rails and a claring that the State was over the depended only on pedigree and haps you remd American Museum of Natural His­ bouquet 'of barbed wire. Right: Soldiers of the Netherlands’ regular army stand guard in a trench along the Church, as we would put it in our looks is cited by Dr. Kendrick. In “Dramatic Sc| day. 1925 the cows in his herd were aver­ Rainer. tory in 1913, and* while much of his German border. Such scenes are plentiful along the entire frontier. “There is no greater danger at­ work was concerned with this earth, aging 320 pounds M>f butterfat a Hal Roach I its flora, fauna, fish and other man­ taching to the life of Christian serv­ year. A new bull was purchased. sonality so mul Spanish Movie Star Seeks U. S. Honors Fascist Strong Man ice than the danger of presumptu- Four years later the average herd Metro to let hid ifestations of nature, he found time ouspride. I mean the pride which as president of the Amateur Astron­ production had been boosted to 354 Hubbard’s conn manifests itself in an independence pounds of fat for each cow. An­ our hero becaf omers association to search the of the ordinary means of grace, of heavens, and is credited with having other sire was added to the herd, Keep your eye I prayer, and of the Word of God. I chosen by the same method as the out to be one I done more than any fellow astron­ am convinced that that is the cause omer to popularize the science first. At the end of another four flight leading m | of much of the failure in many lives years the average herd production through presentation in terms of lay here. It is a pride which says: ‘I understanding. had dropped to 316 pounds. A third Mickey Rooii can dispense with the Word of God’; bull has not boosted the production be an excelled His mundane expeditions have which iiersists in living on a mini­ average. Without proved sire rec­ went to Englan included many remote and mys­ mum of prayer and - communion ords as a 'guide this dairyman Eton,” he went! terious regions. With Carveth' with Gpd,, and in yet going about picked only one good bull out of Iy for him, nob| WeUa he twice traversed little- the work of Gbd as of old ; a pride three. the studio felt I known Swedish and Norwegian which, like Uzziah’s, seeks carnal work out better| Laphmd, making valuable mov­ prominence in spiritual things. For including his : ing pictures. New Yorkers and r that was his sin. He sought a car­ Hog Mixture untold thousands of visitors to nal prominence in service which A well-balanced grain ration and Orson Welle( Oie metropolis will know him God had ordained was to be of an good legume pasture will bring the came famous best as curator of the Hayden entirely spiritual order” (J. Stuart pigs through in fine condition after when he unintfl planetarium. Holden). weaning. A grain mixture of 80 ror with that ! IK. Punishment (w . 17-21). pounds corn, 80 pounds oats, 12 a spot where hi “The king was a leper . . . and pounds tankage, 10 pounds soybean Iy envied, and, I TXT'HEN Miss Lillian Spalding was . . . was cut off from the house of oil . meal, 8 pounds cottonseed meal, a girl out in Michigan, she was by many of th | the Lord” (v. 21). The priests of 6 pounds alfalfa meal, and 4 pounds present. not content with watching the boys God had holy boldness in rebuking of minerals is recommended. The play baseball. She got into the the king, a quality which one could amount of oats in the mixture is For he has i , game herself, hope would never be missing in the gradually reduced as the pigs get ever has. Hel Scnoolma am to and won local testimony of God’s servants. The older and replaced with corn until ture, but the cq TeaehHerBoyM sandlot fame king, however, resented their wise all oats have been removed. The RKO permits f words of counsel, and punishment alfalfa meal can be left out if the direct his firsfl from. God, both swift and terrible, pigs have good, legume pasture. as well. The nothing of importance in the way One week each year Fascist lead­ came upon him. Getting the pigs started right and on Joseph Con| of thrown or batted balls get by her, ers must gather to prove their phys­ If the judgment upon Uzziah keeping them growing is the for­ ness,” and if : and she poled out many a lusty ical worth in leading the people of seems too drastic, let us remember mula for success in hog raising. practically bal drive. Miss Mary Manzo, center, South American beauty, will seek further Italy. Here AchiUe Starace, 55-year- industry in bil honors at the Los Angeles international'beauty pageant when that contest that the king was presuming to set Wben she came to long skirts, opens September ZZ. Miss Manzo is known in Brazil and Argentina as old Fascist party secretary, carries aside an order established by God. Farm Purchases as the saying used to be, she his bicycle during the route march, It was a question of whether God Don Amechq Marie Belmar, Spanish movie actress. Left to right are Jean French, one of the less strenuous tests. Last year the federal land banks their first son J had tfr give up basebaU, but Maxine Tuiloss, Mary Manzo, Blanche Taylor and Peggy Baumgartner. was to rule or the king. We should love for the sport was firmly aiso bear in mind that what looks and the land bank commissioner ond, Donald; estabUshed in her. As teacher Shocked by U. S. like a single outward bit of pre­ made more than 6 ,0 0 0 loans to and “Donnie,’! in an elementary school in Here’s World Wheat Supply sumption was really the expression finance the purchase of farms. started some! Three Rivers, she watched with of a heart that had long since gone Loans averaged $3,000 to $4,000 each. names. When f pain and with cumulative repug­ far from God. When men in high They are limited to $7,500 arid can was named Tl 1939-40 be “TommieJ nance the efforts of her boys to OffliHed 1930-31 1931-32 l933-*34 1935-36 1939-39 position either in the State or in be as high as three-fourths of the express the national pastime. 3 1932-33* I J934-35 j 1936-37 the Church fail into sin, it is not value of the property. Borrowers doesn’t quite : But, herself being a sandlot prod­ very often the result of a yielding are required to hqve experience, Ameches didd 4*3 14936 SOJ 4 t I ] or “Johnnie”! uct, there was nothing much she 4937 38 to a sudden' temptation, but rather equipment and sufficient savings to could do about it. Time then the inevitable showing forth of what finance at least one-fourth of the of any other came when she was elevated to has long been true in the inner life. purchase. the post of principal, and last The' leprosy of Uzziah’s heart now Rudy Vallel year she came to New York as showed forth in his-face, and he had Isolate New Animals “My Time Id a student in the summer season to be shut off from his people and same sponsoi New farm animals should not be that’s why he’l of teachers’ coUege, Columbia from his royal position. allowed to mingle with the home university, working toward a tember. It’s [ stock, but should be isolated for sev­ that is endinl master’s degree in elementary God Sees the Heart eral weeks, authorities of the Amer­ education. Appearing again this Neither is there any creature that kind in radio! l*rt* MMMM WMf ican Foundation for Animal Health been responsj year, sbfe registered for the is not manifest in his sight: but all declare. This will allow time for z course in basebaU which the things are naked and opened unto great deal off dormant diseases to manifest them­ developing thq faculty instituted last year for the eyes of him with whom we have selves and will prevent the spread of the SKt time. to -do.—Hebrews 4:13. • dio program 1 such diseases to other stock on the imitated. Bufl Now, under instruction from a dis- MMU Spiritual Contradietions farm . the one thing I . tinguished faculty consisting of Pro­ I He that was called in the Lord for is introduq fessors Gordon, Selkirk, Gomez, . being a servant, is the Lord’s free- Manure Important to the radio pa Pearson, and Rolfe of the Yqnkee J man: likewise he that is. called, on the air unfl school of thought and Professors 1S'952 I being free, is Christ's servant.—I Barnyard manure should be well known to find! Gumbert, Danning, Jurges and Ter- Cor. 7:22. - , cared for. Use plenty of straw to ry of the Giants, she expects to have soak up the liquid part and protect ODDS AND I learned enough by the time she re­ CARRYOVER PaBence That Endureth the pile from the weather and heavy sence Wayne Xfl turns home to take her boys in hand It is in length of patience, en­ drainage. Of the 10 pounds of ni­ return to the a | and teach them the iniquity of durance and forbearance that so trogen contained in a ton of average been on a perso throwing to first when a runner is Sboeked when Bie United Statesl much of what is good in mankind farm manure, about onebalf is. in last f a ll .. . BeA bound for second on an infield poke; With Bie exception of Russia’s huge wheat crop and China’s output, abrogated the 1911 Japanese-U. S.: the liquid, and is in such chemical vacancy that w i! and womankind is shown.—Arthur makers to fill... I the time and place for squeeze the tentative world’s wheat supply is 5,290,000,MO bushels.; Which means commercial treaty, Ttdsuo Kawai, Helps. combination that.it is as easily.lost plays, and all sorts of inside stuff. Hiat more wheat win be available for use in the 1939-’40 season than ever Japanese foreign office spokesman, by exposure to the air, with freezing concerto , *Alasifl played by josel She will not, she says, play herself; before, according to estimates made by the U- S. bureau of agricultural intimated Jgpan would net demand Power of God or dying, as 'free ammonia would economics. Th* carryover is 1,290,000,OM bushels, and this year’s wheat U. S. recognition of its "new ordoe in this autumn; thr she will be quite content to be Religion wields the greatest power be. Nbglecting care of manure is a wife, formerly Bu coach. crop win total approximately 4,090,000,000 bushels. East Asia” as a new pact basis. in the universe, the power of God. common farm error (Release d by V ^ (Consolidated Features—WNU Service.! THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C.

1AR M Star D ust ffousehoMNeujs Be Courteous, ★ Disecting a Comedian Your C hildren IC S - ★ John Hubbard Zooms ★ Orson in Tough Spot W ill Respond ■JEFICIAL B y Virginia Vale ---- FARM CROPS • COURAGE AND CONFh F YOU’RE interested in tak­ dence may be taught from Iiod Habits Often I ing a comedian apart and the cradle. Development of seeing what makes him funny fear may be avoided if par­ [sjudged. on the screen, consider Stan ents appeal to child’s reason Laurel’s shoes. Of course, and treat him with full con­ birds that save mil* shoes have always been an im- each year are still / portant part of a comedian’s sideration and courtesy. |lhe farmer. The beau- oriole has been ac- wardrobe — Charlie Chaplin’s, Jiging grapes and gar- for instance—but Laurel makes By JANETTE STEVENSON Iut studies show Siat use of them in such a way that MURRAY Iod habits are largely the audience isn’t conscious of P HILIP is six years old and at- Titerpillars are its fa* the part they play. 1 tends the university elementary |ut it also eats quan- school a mile and a half from his The shoes he wears when making home. He goes on the streetcar, and bark lice, ants, pictures have no heels—that’s aU iioppers, spiders and transferring at the downtown sta­ there is to it. They give him that tion. strange, rolling gait, and you laugh Io tear swallows’ nests It was during the first cold snap in at the way he walks without know­ November that he arrived at school Ives are turning out ing why. They also help in giving Barrel jumpers usually play safe with papier uache dummies. lends. Swallows con- one morning and found the door him the woe-begone appearance that locked. Bobbie, whose mother had But Alex Hurd, Olympic reeord holder and jumping star of the Sun Imbers of harmful fly* contributes so much to his perform­ Valley Ice Show at the New York World’s Fair, shows his self confi­ Td young birds in the just let him out of her auto at the ances. corner and driven home, was in dence by leaping over steel drums full of Quaker State motor oil Adv. |t more insects than Watch him in his latest picture, the same plight. A neighbor had “A Chump at Oxford,” and you’ll promised to phone the mothers of are often suspected realize how much those trick shoes these two boys that there would be Jrees by their drillings. do for him. no school but had forgotten to do so. By Billed means that Sie “Say, Bobbie, we can just go back RUTH WYETH fed the larva of a de­ It took John Hubbard just two ONE-PIECE MEALS WITH MACARONI on the streetcar. See, I have my SPEARS l-boring insect. Wood- years to a day, after he reached (See Recipe Below) nickel,” said Philip. lmong the most valu- Hollywood, to climb to the top—the “But I haven’t any nickel,” re­ hservationists and with top being the leading role in “The One-Piece Meals tomato mixture over this. Sprinkle plied Bobbie. “Mama always comes line from A to B, and a curve pills they get insects Housekeeper’s Daughter," Joan with buttered crumbs. Bake in a for me.” from B to the lower right cor­ Hs can not get. Bennett’s new Hal Roach picture. moderate oven (350 degrees) for “Oh, maybe we can phone her," ner. Place the edge marked C on Is often look'on robins Hubbard was discovered by Oliver LuCky is the homemaker who has about 45 minutes. in her recipe file a series of sugges­ suggested Philip. “My mother won’t a fold of the goods. The diagonal Because of the robin’s Hinsdell, Paramount talent coach, in Macaroni Supreme. be home for she takes Brother to ends are pleated and stitched into Terries, yet robins con- one of the Goodman theater plays in tions for “one-piece, meals.” a band as at D. After a long, lazy afternoon at Cook '%■ pound- macaroni.(broken the-kindergarten and goes to her Iharmful to fruit crops Chicago. Paramount gave him some in 3-inch lengths) in boiling salted classes. Let’s go In the schoolhouse. For the end pieces, cut paper 15 T year, and only during the beach, or perhaps a busy day with sugar ’nd spice, and the pre­ water until tender; drain. Cut 2 There’s a phone In the office, I inches wide and 24 inches deep. E J do they eat cultivated thin slices smoked ham in two cross­ know.” is 3 inches below the upper left serving kettle, the meal that can be corner. F is 9 inches in from the Ixtent. One good way prepared and served all in one wise. Arrange strips of macaroni “But the door’s locked," said Bob­ upper right corner. G is 6 inches I s out of the orchards coursetis a life-saver. on ham. Put Vt teaspoon horse­ bie, tears gathering in his eyes. Iulberry trees near-by. radish on each portion and sprinkle “Yes, it’s locked,” said Philip as down from the upper right corner. And what food can you find that Finish the top as at H. Ipen at the same time lends itself as aptly to tbis type of with % cup grated cheese. Roll he turned from fumbling with the |and the birds prefer meal as macaro- and tie in position. Place close to­ handle. “Oo-oo! It’s cold!” The boy, The offer of the two 25-cent sew­ fruits. ing books containing 96 HOW TO IQl ni and its closest gether in shallow baking dish. Cov­ with only a light overcoat for pro­ S f ,/* of kin? These er with Va cup milk and bake in a tection, shivered in his socks and SEW articles that have not ap­ Igree, Looks, C - O k - foods, including slow oven (325 degrees) for 25 min­ short trousers. “Bobbie,” he said, A N IMPORTANT speaker was peared in the paper will be with­ spaghetti and noo­ utes. Uncover and continue baking “I don’t know the way home, do scheduled, and the club rooms drawn soon. At present you can I Guides for Buyer dles, as well as until ham is lightly browned. you?” were looking rather shabby. The get both books for the price of who pick a bull only macaroni, are Serves 4. “No, I never went home alone,” decorating committee reported one; but don’t delay; send 25 cents gree and appearance high in food en­ Scow. and Bobbie began to cry. that formal draperies would lend with name and address to Mrs. bull only one time out ergy and contain (Serves 6) Although Philip knew Bobbie only an air of distinction. The funds Spears, 210 S. Desplaines St., Chi­ [those who use proved some building Va pound bacon (sliced) as he had seen him in class, it never wouldn’t stretch and the commit­ cago, 111., and both books will be hs a basis for selecting foods as well. Yet they’re light and 2 onions (medium size) occurred to him to use his own tee wouldn’t give up. Finally, ev­ sent by return mail, postpaid. joose a good bull three appetizing—the kind of food that’s I pound round steak (ground) nickel and go home, leaving Bobbie ery cent was put into material. four, says Dr. J. F. needed to meet the requirements of I No. 2 can tomatoes alone. Sewing machines hummed and I the United States bu- summer. Served with a green sal­ I 8 -ounce package spaghetti “Oh, stop crying,” said Philip, on here is a sketch of the miracle 100l, IN THE SHADC I No. 2 can whole kernel corn the verge of tears himself. “I don’t BUT COMFORT IN VOUR industry. These con- ad or a fruit dessert, any of these that was wrought. Here also are SHOES WITH FAMOUS Ibased upon numerous JOHN HUBBARD one-piece” macaroni dishes make % teaspoon salt know what to do—but we have to the dimensions that were used for MEXICAN HEAT POWDER. Dreeding activities in highly satisfactory meals. Vt teaspoon pepper do something, Kid, or we’ll freeze. making patterns for the graceful SSL) Improvement associa- small roles, and then he went to Cut bacon into small pieces and Say! why can’t we follow the street­ valance sections which were fas­ Macaroni Creole Loaf. cook until crisp in a large skillet. car track? The car that always Metro, where Mervyn ■ LeRoy re­ (Serves 4-5) tened over rods with snaps. Education a Refuge named him “Anthony Allen”—per­ Remove bacon takes me has to go on that track. Education is an ornament in |e of a dairyman who 2 cups cooked macaroni For the looped section, cut pa­ tly on pedigree and haps you remember seeing him in bits, brown the I know where your house is when per 18 inches deep and half as prosperity and a refuge in ad­ “Dramatic School,” with Louise 1 cup soft bread crumbs sliced onion in I’m on the car.” versity.—Aristotle. by Dr. Kendrick. In 2 eggs wide as the window measured ; in his herd were aver- Rainer. the hot fat, and He grabbed Bobbie’s hand and over the frame. From the upper V* teaspoon salt finally take out they began their long trudge back |ounds -of butterfat a Hal Roach liked his work and per­ 2 tablespoons green pepper right corner to point A is half of bull was purchased, sonality so much that he persuaded the onion slices on the sidewalk beside the rails, the window width less two inches. be miserable with (chopped) and use the re­ down through the town where Philip later the average herd Metro to let him assume the rest of % cup cheese (grated) Point B is 6 inches below the up­ M A L A R I A Td been boosted to 354 Hubbard’s contract, and once more maining fat for always transferred and then along per left corner. Draw a diagonal 1% cups tomatoes browning the by the other car line. They were WHY It for each cow. An- our hero became John HUbbatd. Va cup melted butter and COLDS wlion Ias added to the herd, Keep your eye on him—he may turn ground meat, very cold and the biting northwest V k tablespoons prepared mustard breaking it into small bits as it wind hindered their progress. C C C iwill check MALARIA fast and |e same method as the out to be one of the screen’s top­ Dash celery salt, onion salt, and flight leading men. cooks. Then pour in the tomatoes, Teach Self-Reliance. ODDigives symptomatic cold relief. end of another four white pepper and allow the mixture to simmer un­ AROUND LIQUID. TABLETS, SALVE. NOSE DROPS Ierage herd production Mix all ingredients in order listed. "Oh, what are the boys doing Mickey Rooney thought it would til it is fairly thick. Next add the here?” exclaimed Bobbie’s mother Ito 316 pounds. A third Bour into a greased baking casse­ spaghetti, which has been broken THE HOUSE !boosted the production be an excellent plan if, when he role. Bake 35 minutes in a mod­ as the boys appeared. Men and Causes went to England to do “A Yank at into 2-inch lengths and cooked until “The door was locked. There Bthout proved sire rec- erate oven (350 degrees). Unmold tender in boiling salted water. Then Mending China.—Excellent for Men are not always' as good as 1 guide this dairyman Eton,” he went alone. Unfortunate­ carefully and serve. wasn’t any school,” cried Bobbie. the causes they lead. — GIenn ly for him, nobody else thought so— add the can of com, the browned mending china is plaster of paris one good bull out of Spaghetti Ring With Asparagus “But how did you ever find your Frank. the studio felt that everything would onions, and crisp bacon bits, and the way home?” mixed to a paste with the beaten and Eggs. seasoning. Allow this mixture to white of an egg. work out better if several guardians, “Why, we just followed the tracks • • * including his mother, went along. (Serves 6) simmer slowly for another half ’cause that’s the way the cars go,” \ GREAT BARGAIN bg Mixture I 8 -ounce package spaghetti hour, covered. said Philip in a matter-of-fact tone. Scorches on Linen.—To remove pnced grain ration and Orson Welles, the actor who be­ 1 cup cooked ham (ground) Hasty Noodlefest. Our Mother’s club has been much light scorches from linens, wet pasture will bring the came famous all over the country Va clove garlic (chopped) Cook half a pound of noodles in interested in Philip—his independ­ the stained area with cold water V E S P E R T E A in flne condition after when he unintentionally spread ter­ 2 tablespoons pimiento (chopped) salted water and drain. While they ence, grit, self-assurance, frankness and expose it to the sun until the PURE ORANGE PEKCE V* teaspoon salt are cooking, heat a can of cream of stain disappears. grain mixture of 80 ror with that Mars broadcast, is in and mature reasoning. • * * 50 Cups for 10 Cents I 80 pounds oats, 12 a spot where he’s going to be great­ Vt teaspoon pepper mushroom soup, adding a cup of “Have you educated Philip with hge, 10 pounds soybean ly envied, and, later, greatly panned 2 eggs (beatep) milk to it if it is the condensed When Milk Sours.—If your rec­ kind. Add also a tablespoon of the idea of making him self-reli­ Iounds cottonseed meal, by many of those who envy him at % cup coffee cream ant?” we asked his mother. ipe calls for sweet milk and you alia meal, and 4 pounds present. Filling. chopped onion, Va teaspoon salt and' “No, I think that was done in kin­ find your milk has soured, you I is recommended. The 2 tablespoons butter two hard-cooked eggs, sliced. Add dergarten,” she answered, smiling, can use it by adding one-half tea­ Purity and Truth For he has done what nobody else the drained noodles, mix well and spoon of soda to each cup called Purity is the feminine, truth the bats in the mixture is ever has. He’s never made a pic­ 2 tablespoons flour “but his teacher felt that his father educed as the pigs get V k cups milk put into a buttered casserole. Cov­ for. Follow your recipe otherwise. masculine, of honor.—Hare. ture, but the contract he signed er the top with buttered crumbs and I had helped him by avoiding eplaced with com until RKO permits him to produce V* teaspoon salt the development of fear. When |e been removed. The Vt teaspoon pepper and bake 35 minutes in a moderate­ direct his first one, and star in it ly hot oven (375 degrees). learning to walk, he sometimes fell. can be left out if the as well. The picture will be based 1 cup cooked asparagus (cut) Then we would speak casually of ood legume pasture, on Joseph Conrad’s “Heart of Dark­ 2 hard cooked eggs (sliced) the cause, the rumpled rug, for in­ pigs started right and ness,” and if it is good Welles will Break spaghetti and cook until This year’s crop of peaches, stance, diverting him from his dis­ growing is the for- practically have the motion picture tender in 2 quarts boiling water to pears, plums, and berries is wait­ comfort. We often sent him into CenahetmamKknakqo. ccess in hog raising. industry in his pocket. which I table­ ing to be transformed into rows dark rooms to get things, assuming * — spoon. salt has of sparkling jellies, spicy relishes as a matter of course he’d go. He Purchases Don Ameche and his wife named been added. Drain and rich marmalades. Li this has never feared the dark. As a their first son Ronald, and their sec­ and add to it the column next week Eleanor Howe toddler, I let him walk alone out- I the federal land banks ground ham, gar­ will give you some of her favorite of-doors as far as it was safe. When (id bank commissioner ond, Donald; nicknamed "Ronnie” and “Donnie,” they seemed to have lic, pimiento, salt, recipes for. easy-to-make and de- we went on the street I gave him than 6,000 loans to pepper, eggs and licious-to-eat jams, marmalades the idea of protecting me from the purchase of farms, started something in the way of names. When the third son came he cream. Pour into and pickles. automobiles. Although very solici­ W r - ged $3,000 to $4,000 each, was named Thomas Anthony—he’ll b u t t e r e d ring tous about my safety, he had no nited to $7,500 and can mold, place in fear.” I as three-fourths of the be “Tommie,” of course, which doesn’t quite rhyme. But the senior shallow pan of hot water, and bake EasyEntertaining.. "Tell us how you deal with him property. Borrowers at moderate temperature (350 de­ when naughty,” we asked, for our. IXELLOGGiS toasted Corn Id to have experience, Ameches didn’t care for “Connie” In this new cook book by Eleanbr or “Johnnie” and couldn’t think grees) for about one hour. Howe you’ll find over 125 practical dub has a feeling that it takes great Ind sufficient savings to Tb make the filling, melt the but­ wisdom to retain a proper authority * Flakes remain, year !least one-fourth of the of any other names that would do. suggestions and recipes for parties —*— ter in a saucepan and add flour. of every description*. Birthday par­ over the bright child and still allow Rudy Vallee felt that he’d sung Blend thoroughly and then add milk. ties, picnics, buffet suppers, and him enough freedom to insure self- after year, America’s “My Time Is Your Time” to the Cook, stirring constantly, until mix­ parties for the bride—for all these reliance. New Animals same sponsor long enough, and ture thickens. Add seasonings and and many more social occasions, "I deprive him of privileges occa­ animals should not be that’s why he’s leaving them in Sep­ lightly stir in the asparagus. FiU you’ll find unusual menus, new reci­ sionally, if the connection is clearly favorite—the largest* Imingle with the home tember. It’s a 10-year relationship center of spaghetti mold with the pes and practical hints for the host­ evident,” his mother replied. “Lec­ CO** hould be isolated for sev- that is ending, the longest of its creamed asparagus and garnish ess. Send 10 cents in coin to “Easy turing or demanding accomplishes selling ready-to-eat I authorities of the Amer- kind in radio history. Vallee has with slices of hard cooked eggs. Entertaining,” Eleanor Howe, 919 nothing. I’m not always wise, but Jation for Animal Health been responsible for uncovering a Baked Maearoni-Greole Style. , North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, he trusts me and doesn’t deceive Ihis will allow time for great deal of radio talent, and in (Serves 4-5) 111., and get your copy of "Easy me. When his father or I appeal to cereal in the worldl leases to manifest them- developing the vaudeville type of ra­ Vs package elbow macaroni. Entertaining” now. his reason and treat him with the Jvill prevent the spread of dio program that has been so widely 2 tablespoons onion (minced) (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) courtesy accorded.a grown person, Ies to other stock on the 2 tablespoons butter he almost always responds in­ imitated. But it seems likely that TIPS FOR HOUSEWIFE Copr* >939 by E tO oa Coapaq^ the one thing he’ll be remembered I green pepper (minced) stantly.” I No. 2 can tomatoes National Klndercarten Association for is introducing Charlie McCarthy Wet knite . with col4 ,water when CWNU Service.) to the radio public, and keeping him I tablespoon sugar lure Important I teaspoon salt cutting a meringue pie. Only One Billion? on the air until lie was well enough Oil of lavender sprinkled spar­ manure should be well known to find a place of his own. V* pound country style sausage The remark, “This is a billion- y t cup soft bread crumbs (but­ ingly through a bookcase will save dollar country,” was made by Use plenty of straw to a library from mold. liquid part and protect ODDS AND ENDS-After a yeti'* ab­ tered) ...... Speaker Thomas B. Reed of Maine Cook macaroni m boiling, salted Use the blower attachment.of your in answer to a Complaint of a mem­ i the weather and heavy sente Wayne King and his orchestra utiU vacuum cleaner to remove dust Iof the 10 pounds of ni- return to the air in OeUdteti King ha* water until tender. Drain. Brown ber regarding a billion-dollar appro­ been on a personal appearance tour since the onion in the butter; add green from your radiators. priation. The incident occurred Iained in a ton of average A good floor wax rubbed on win­ Ire , about oneHialf is. in last fa ll . . . Beryl Marcel's death leaves a oepper and tomatoes. Add sugar in the second session of the Fifty- 3 vacancy that mill be hard fa r the m o d e and salt, and cook until the green dow sills after they have been re- first congress in 1891. In the first IOUR TOUHl-qOUR STORES land is in such chemical finished will keep them in perfect I Anfi friHM Bimhytptjndai ^19 f u r t n faoHKS SBfCOHPdiOg th e tOWfl* that it is as easily.lost makers to fill... Johnny Green’s new piano pepper is tender. Make the sausage session $500,000,000 had been appro­ concerto, “Music for Elisabeth ,” w ill be into small flat cakes. Inabuttered condition. priated and a slightly larger amount I The town notes ere there for the accommodation and to serve die > to the air, with freezing played by Jose Iturbi at Carnegie HaU Sirup left over from spiced Bruits las free ammonia would casserole, place a layer of macaro­ in the second session, malting a to­ o f oo r farm home*, th e merchants who advertise “sp oo ls” ace met* this autumn; the “Elizabeth” is Johnny'* ni, then a layer of sausage, and sm­ makes an excellent basting for ham, tal appropriation for that congress chants who ace snie they can meet all competitloii Io both quality and pncce. ling care of manure is a uiifejormerly BeUy Furness of the movies. pork and veal roasts. Irm error Uieleazed by Weetern Newspaper Union.) other layer of macaroni. Pour the of something over a billion. THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVllLE, N. C. AUGUST 23. 18*3

Call It A Day. sm nilHllHIltntlllllllillllllililillllllliMBffllORIIIillffiHSIilllSIIII Coneress has adjourned but that CAM Etf doesn’t mean that all the unsettled a G»VE M E , business the members left at the r n o * desks will be the pain-ln-the-neek for another session of tbs seventy ■ JStTfcf stxth Congress before a new one is elected. And there is plenty to in- cate that the legislation shunted a side in the closing days .when the boys were in such a burrv to get back home, will have to be faced By burning 25% stouter than the average of the 15 other of and a noise made like settlement, The Next Big Event the largest-selling brands test­ one way or the other. ButJanuary e d - slower than any of them— being that much nearer a national CAMELS give a smoking plus equal to election, there is nothing upon Is The which to hang the hope that these EXTRA issues will not be judged by politi­ cal expediency alone. SMOKES The wage-hour act, which was best deferred until its workability PER could be further tested, obviously will need revising. Something de­ PACK D a v ie finite will have to be done about neutrality, war time profiteering and embargoes and such; evidently the Hatch “clean politics” bill will have to be clarified and extended to £ S / cover more of the multitude of sins, County Fair, and it ts barely possible that the lending and housing program can­ not be shunted aside with the same WA bravado and unconcern'with which Oct 19-20-21, 1939. these imooitant matters were met in the closing days. It is generally admitted that Pre­ sident Roosevelt wasn’t so hot as a You can help the county by getting driver of legislative effort. Much C am els of wbat he asked a stubborn Con gress refused to give. Yet a break­ LONG-BURNING behind the officers and directors and down of the record of the seventy COSTLIER TOBACCOS sixth Congress will show that the members, in their disposition of the helping to made this the biggest and President’s various proposals, marched un the hill and then march­ best fair ever held in Davie county. ed down again, doing most of the shouting and armflinging on the way up, and mighty quiet about it The Record is going to do its part. heading back to she'ter. The President gained his point Won’t you do yours? on many issues of major import ance that the Congress did not dare refuse, the members several times times out-distancing him by adding millions of dollars to appropriations for this and that, while individually crying to high heaven for economy. The More Folks You Tell But this does not black out the The More Goods You Sell fact that congressional snarling and howling indicates very plainiy the President has tost prestige atuong Ml!l!lllll!lililiil!lIltlll!lll!llllinill!llillllll{1lllllllllllllllIItll111lllllUI!HillllKlll!lllUillllillillll{ni[lilllllIII MlllillllllllllilllllllIiBiHNIIlIU his political buddies. Even some of those from North Carolina who THIS WAS Now is tbe time to sub-1 bad ridden on his coat tail, joined ADVERTISING YOUR “SHIP WILL with Republicans to defeat some of YOUR S I scribe for Tbe Record. I RADIOS ONCE COME IN” Sooner his most cherished objectives. And w il l BATTERIES-SUPPLIES there is open warefare within the ' B y th a A id o f N ewspapef^ ADVERTISING. President’s own parly that probably READ Expert Repair Service makes th e Democratic donkey T H E At t mighty sick in the pit of his BUT NOW stomach. I THE YOUNG RADIOCO. Anyhow, Congress has adjourn, NEWSPAPER , d o e s r r We Cimrge Batteries Right ed, and that's something to be CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME Illi BETTER thankful for. —Statesville Daily. Funeral Directors Depot St. Near Square AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 164 Bully For Reliefers! North Main Street (By Ex Governor lalmadge, of Georgia) MOCKSVILLE - - -N.C NEW MONEY FOR In this land we have there are YOUR OLD THINGS thirty-five million on relief—On the Walker’s Funeral Home Your Discarded Furniture, Dole! North Carolina I In The Superior Davie County V Court - Piano, Radio, Bicycle, Tools, A M B U L A N C E The government is furnishing H. B Bailey, et als Ice Box, can be sold with these unemployed a living. Our V8 A WANT AD IN Phone 48 government in Washington say- A. B. Carter, et als. THIS NEWSPAPER ) Mocksville, NI C. that they must do it. S Over in Alabama they were giv­ Notice Of Publication. ing unemployment checks. They MR. MERCHANT ^ The defendant. Graham Bailey, will take notice th a t an action en­ did not even call on the people t-i —j The EYES of THE ^ titled ae above has been commenced ADS ARE NEWS % LETTER come to the office to get these C * ’ COMMUNITY WOULD ^ in the Superior Court of Davie Coun­ Printed In Big Type ^ F O G ia checks, but sent an agent out where BE ON YOUR A D - - ty, North Carolina, to sell lands for pavtition. and the said defendant HOME they were in swimming with a cig 6®% IF IT HAD BEEN. iuSiKoo IN THIS ISSUE will further take notice that he ia areltv in one hand and a bottle -of required to appear at the office-of beer in the other. These checks a the Clerk of Superior Court of said DAVIE BRICK County in the Courthouse in Mocks- A mounted to from Jfc.oo to $12 Co North Carolina I In Superior Court ville, N. C.. within ten days after each. Davic Ccunty f the last publication of this notice, COMPANY V eIcontt Hilda Way Thompson which will he on the 16th day of GIFT. va August. 1939,- and answer or demur DEALERS IN IoH he READ THE AD$ W. P. Thompson to the Complaint in said action, or Notice-Servins Summons By the plaintiffs will apply for reJef de­ BRICK and SAND Sesidenk Along With the Newo manded in said cause. Publication. This, the 21 day of July. 1939. WOOD and COAL The Lost is Found 'ASVVW.vW- The defendant. W. P. Thompson, C. B. HOONER. INTEIXSNEVfflGtttt will teke notice that an action en­ Clerk of Superior Court. Day Phone 194 - N ight Fbone 119 By;Our W ant Ads I’LL B U Y TH AT SHOT titled as above has been commenced SDM NOW* I SOLD SOMB 1|\ in the Superior Conrt of Davie Coun­ Mocksville, N. C. When you lose V advertise ST U F F FROM THE ATTfC ty, North Carolina, the same being 1 THEY CANT They Don’t Stay Lost Long WITH A WAMTAD an action for absolute divorce from the bonus of matrimony now exist­ TAKE ing betwpi n the plaintiff and the de­ OUR READERS YOUR fendant on the grounds of two years ARE N O T - AD of separation and abandonment of the pla 1

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Call It A Day. i2700861686201083868^803102775187^80^^02861870803016161002822706866310182 KM iM mPiaHM aianM aia m am iM iim m naillM Congress has adjourned but that doesn’t mean tbat all the unsettled business the members left at the desks will be the pain-in-tbe-neck for another session of the seventy W R tW ? 5 sixth Congress before a new one is elected. Andtbercisplentytoin cate that the legislation shunted a side in the closing davs when the boys were in such a hurrv to get back home, will have to be faced By burning 25% slower than the average o f the 15 other o f and a noise made like settlement, The Next Big Event the largest-selling brands test­ oue way or the other. But January ed—slower than any of them— being that much nearer a national CAMELS give a smoking plus equal to election, there is nothing upon IsThe which to hang the hope that these EXTRA issues will not be judged by politi cal expediency alone. SMOKES The wage-hour act, which was best deferred until its workabili' PER could be further tested, obviously will need revising. Soraethtng de­ PACK D a v ie finite will have to be done about neutrality, war time profiteering 81529999299899602998888040544411858542086229952999902255114155049855544 and embargoes and such; evidently the Hatch ‘‘clean politics” bill will /// have to be clarified and extended to cover more of the multitude of sins, County Fair, and it ts barely possible tbat the lending and housing program can w f y . not be shunted aside with the same Siiir bravado and unconcern with which Oct. 19-20-21, 1939. these imooitant matters were met in the closing days. 2 It is generally admitted that Pre- ' sidect Roosevelt wasn’t so hot as a You can help the county by getting driver of legislative effort. Much C am els of what he asked a stubborn Con gress refused to give. Ytt a break­ LONG-BURNING behind the officers and directors and down of the record of the .seventy COSTLIER TOBACCOS sixth Congress will show that the members, in their disposition of the helping to made this the biggest and President’s t arious proposals, marched ut> the hit! and then march­ best fair ever held in Davie county. ed down again, doing most of the shouting and armfiinging on the way up, and mighty quiet about it The Record is going to do its part. heading back to she'ter. The President gained his point Won’t you do yours? on many issues of major import auce that the Congress did not dare refuse, the members several times times out-distancing him by adding millions of dollars to appropriations for this and that, while individually crying to high heaven for economy The More Folks You Tell Bat this does not black ont the The More Goods You Sell fact that congressional snarling and howling indicates very plainly the President has lost prestige among 6016416820730820160160160167^601601601682683672016012^ his political buddies. Even some of those from North Carolina who TUIS WAS " f Now is the time to sub-1 had ridden on bis coat tail, joined ADVERTISING YOUR1 “SHIP WlLLi RADIOS with Republicaus to defeat some of y o u r $ $ scribe for The Record. I ONCE COME IN" Sooner his most cherished objectives. And By tha Aid of Newspapei*, BATTERIES-SUPPLIES there is open warefare within the ADVERTISING. President’s own parly that probably Expert Repair Service makes t h e Democratic donkey mighty sick in the pit of his B U T N O W stomach. I THEI YOUNG RADIOCO. NEWSPAPER Anyhow, Congress has adjourn, , DOES IT We Charge Batteries Right ed, and that's something to be llliBETTER CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME thankful for. —Statesville Daily. I Funeral Directors Depot St. Near Square AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 164 Bully For Reliefers! North Main Street IfMt-n (By Ex Governor Talmadge, of Georgia) MOCKSVILLE - - -N .C NEW MONEY FOR In this land we have there are YOUR OLD THINGS Walker’s Funeral Home thirty-five million on relief—On the Your Discarded Furnittirel Dole! North Carolina I InTbeSuperior Davie County ( Contt ■ Piano, Radio, BicycIelTooIsl AMBULANCE The government is furnishing B. B Bailey, et ala Iee Box, can be sold with these unempjoyed a living. Onr vs A WANT AD IN Phone 48 government in Washington say- A. B. Carter, et als. THIS NEWSPAPER tbat they must do it. (Pm Mocksville, NI C, Over in Alabama they were giv. Notice Of Publication. ing unemployment checks. They MR. MERCHANT The defendant. Graham Bailey, will take notice that an action en­ did not even call on the people t- Hie EYES of THE titled as above has been commenced ADS ARE NEWS % LETTER come to the office to get these COMMUNITY WOULD

SHALL , THE PEOPLE’S RIGHTS MAINTAIN: UNAWEO

OLUM N X L I. MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3 0 , 1939 NUMBER 6

NEWS OF LONG AGO. An Old Railroader. Roosevelt MICKIE SAYS— Bridges And TaftOpen- Truck Farmer Inter­ North Wilkesboro—“ Forty nine ■' Iy Make Race. viewed. Whai Was Happening In Davie years ago I was at the throttle of Thanksgiving. p r o m o t e r ? o f h a m p Before The New Deal Used Up the first train to North Wilkes- New-York— President Roose­ BIU.S'Al AWE-RTiSINq T he campaign for tbe Republiv Columbfa, (S. C.,) State. boro,” Swift Hooper, veteran engi. velt’s announcement h e would SHSETS KMOW BETT£R’M: cat] nomination for the presidency Q. Mr. Taylor, how long have The Alphabet, Drovrned The neer, said after he arrived with the break a 75-year old tradition by TO TEST TWEIR A tteeEP is getting an early start. .Senators J Srou been selling produce on this curb Hogs and Plowed Up The train from Winston-Salem. moving, Thanksgiviug- Day up a POPULARITY BY.TRVlM1 H.-. Styles Bridges of New Hamp- market? TO CHARGE MOSiEf/ '~ A. For 40 years. Cotton and Corn. “I hear they are going to have week—to help out business—stir, shire and Robert A. Taft, of Ohio, red both protest and praise from I sE R 1EM have definitely announced their Q. Where is your farm located a big celebration here next year and how large is it? (.Davie Record, Aug. 2 4 , 1 010.) governors, turkey growers and foot­ candidacies. Others are expected when the town is 5 0 years oid,” A. It is 16 miles from Columbia F. A. Foster spent Saturday and ball coaches. to.get into the race shortly. he added before indulging in some in Lexington county and is 86 acres. Snuday in Winston. very interesting reminiscences a- The president said at Campobbllo Senator Bridges has gone Senator Q. Where were you born? R. H. Rollins made a business bout the town's early life. island yesterday he had decided the Taft, one better, in that he has al­ A. Within two miles of where I’m trip to Mooresville last week. "I brought the first train here traditional last Thuraday in Nov­ ready chosen his campaign manager now living. W. X. Coley, of Raleigb, visited on August 9 , 1890 . I can remem­ ember was too late for Thanksgiv- Representatiy Charles Hawk?, Jr., Q. Do you consider this curb hii parents in this city last week. ber that day very well. There was ing, so he was advancing. the date ofWisconsin, drrwing the honor. market much of an aid to South Ca* C. 0. Foster, of Winston, spent no depot and Ihe train stopped a from Nov. 3 0 to Nov. 23 this year. Both of these candidates are com­ rolina farmers? Sunday in town with home folks. A. Well, it was until the huck­ bout even with the place where the Many different dates have been paratively young men. They are R. S. Meroney spent Sunday and used since the Pilgrim Fathers cele­ poing to make a great appeal to sters got bold of it. Blair residence now stands.” Q. Hucksters? What’s the dif- Monday in Winston with friends. In answer to a question about tbe brated the first Thanksgiving in those perhaps first comingbUUllllE into AIJkU tbe LUC » , Dr. and Mrs.- J. S. Frost, of Bur< fersnce between you and a huckster? size of the town then, tbe old en­ 1621, the president pointed out. He fold. Bptb men are v.gorousspeak-, A Everything. I sell pver this lington, visited relatives on R. i gineer who then was a gangling said business people had complain ers being among the top ranking cou„ter j grow. They buy tbeirs last week. youth explained that there was no ed the “last Thursday” date estab men in the senate. Taft has the an(j ge|| jt_ Miss E.uth Parker returned last town and that the only house stood lished by President Lincoln .usually one advantage over Bridges, in that Q. Can the- (afford to do that and week from an extended visit to re­ on what is now Kensington Height. threw the holiday too close to Chris* he has a wonderful backgroud in then undersell you? latives at High Point. But after tbe coming of the rail, mas shopping. the record left him by his illustrous A. i don’t know anything about C. H. Hunt made a business trip road the place grew rapidly and This sounds silly, President satber,- William Hovard Tatt, the that except that theyr’e doing it. to Greensboro last week, returning soon became a center of comnerce Roosevelt said, hut added he w a s ; based on Thanksgiving being tbe only man who ever stepped from Q When tbe Now Daal inaugu­ rated its plowing under policy did it Sunday. in this section. willing to go along with merchants last Thursday in November.” the White House to Chief Justice help vou much? Mrs. H. C. Meroney, who has Hooper’s first name is really on the matter: I Most produce men agreed the of the United States Supieme .Court. been quite ill with fever for some The precedent-shattering change, (change wonld have little effect on And. he filled both with honor to A. Well, vou see that applied to Swift, although many Deople have cotton and I wasn’t planting cotton is greatly improved. automatically making liars of all the supply of turkeys avai'able for himself and bis nation. been under the impression that it then. When the government cut Ralph Rich, of Washington, D. Thanksgiving market, although one Senator Taft is preparing to make was a nickname given because be 1939 calendars, promised to upset down on cotton planting everybody C., is soending a week with rela had driven some fast trains on the the nation's multi-million dollars said, "A week can make a. lot of a trip in a very short time to the started planting truck and my mark­ lives and friends in this city. difference.1' Southern system.' turkey day football industry. west coast, .going by automobile et was overrun. Th -re was only one Mocksville is fast becoming a He began railroading at the age It also raised the possibility for and meeting the peorie, learning thing for me to di> and that was to great' watering place. It you don’t of 16 before there was a Southern the first time since nat:on-wide ob Mule In Politics. their sentiments and finding out the . star* planting cotton—and I did. In believe this, keep your eye on the line and has been with the South­ scrvance was established by George The New York Times editoria. true, conditions of the country. ! other words, the plow it-under poU public well in front of The Record ern ever since it was organized. Washington, Thankington migbt be Hzes rather mournfully on the Senator Bridges announces that >ey didn’t he'p me any—in fact it office. With the exception of seven years, celebrated— *--* —on different ~parts------of 1 the he is going into tne camp of alt hurt business, vanishing mu'e and concludes with Q. How are prices this year? Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Granger, of he has been making his daily trips country. auli-New Dealers for his supprrt an eloquent t ibute to . tbe mule A About the same as last vear, Statesville, came down Friday to Some of the season’s biggest and and th.it he will make a whirlwind between North Wilkesboro atd which “in war and peace has done but ‘hats not saying a heap spend some time with Mr. Grang­ oldest grid games are scheduled for speaking campaign through the Winston-Saledi. - his bit.” Q. From what single product do er’s father, D. W. Granger. He was engineer on the old num­ Nov. 3 0 , which the schedule makers The miile obituary was occasion­ mid wc s'and out to the coast this you gain the most prefit? Mrs. J. P. Mason, who lost her fall. ber 9 7 which wrecked near Dan­ thougt would be Thanksgiving ed by a report from the World's A. From my flowers, but like ev­ mind recently, was carried to the ville in 1903 , but the train met dis­ Day. Fair that difficulty was experienced erything else, people Iiave found nut State Hospital at Morgantoa Wed­ aster when Hooper had a day ofl Moving the games back to Dec. in getting twen'y army mules to Six Democrat Senate that flowers make the most money nesday night, accompanied by her and was visUing home folks in Da­ 2 or up to Nov. 23 will be impos­ take part in the Missouri Day cele- ami now everybody’s selling them. husband and Sheriff Sheek. Q What period Ho you recall as vie county. A lot of people are of sible in some cases bees use the terms hratioD at the Fair. Seats Thought Lost. W. P. Stioud, of R. S. was in bei g the most profitable for you? the opinion that there never would already have games on or near those Washington — Senator Logan town Wednesday with his little “ We hope tbe mule will not dis­ A. Any time before Roosevelt have been a wreck of -the old 9 7 , dates. appear,” the Times sentimentalizes. (D=Kv)'forecast today a possible D.« son, who has been suffering for the Cdtne in. which had been memoralized in '‘We'll vote the Republican tick­ “ The mule served effectively if not mocratic Inss of a half d<>zen Senate past two months with a lame leg. seats in next year’s election. Q. say. there, you sound like a ballad form, if Hooper bad been at et if he interfere with our football.’ glorionsly in the Civil War. He The little fellow is much better, Tberewasa slight possb:lity, be Republican. Are you? the throttle. said Bill Walton, coach of Ouachita hauled supply wagons' for both Hugh Parnell, of Winston, came added, that. D--Ihocrats could defeat A N ip** ,I'm not a Rt-publicau but In December this year Hooper Collegej down in Arkan- a«, where sides and did more, good to man­ I sure made out better when Hoover over Saturday and spent Sunday in two Ropublican Senatois—Johnson will have completed ,50 years as a Republicans are practically museum kind than all of Sheridan’s or Mor­ Ku* in office than I’m doing under town with his parents. of California &nd Barbour of N. w railroad engineer and he is just full specimens. . gan’s cavalty. He' laid back his this New Deal. Miss Aunie Grant left Wednes­ Jersey. . of Interesting stories about what More seriously James Frasier, ears and kicked with ail bis heart, L6gan Iisted as the seats “ we are Q. How many are in your family, day for Ph ladelphia, where she has happened during a half century chairman of tbe seltctmen of his­ for be was fundamentally a sad and liable to lose” those held by Senator Mr. Ta lor? goes to purchase her line of fall A. Three. Me. my wife and 17- of railroading. toric Plymouth, Mass., where disappointed animal, but be did Burke of Nebraska C-ipvez of New and winter millinery. year* old daughter. He knows the line between Win­ Thanksgiving started, said he bring iu tbe bacon. Mexico, Donahexof Obin1' Gerry of The many friends of Dr. M. D. Q. Are you p'annin ' to send yinr ston-Salem and North Wilkesboro heartily disapproved” and would “Those who love him and have Rhode Island, Guffey of Pennsy l*a» Kimbrough, who is at Long’s San niaand Maloney of Connecticutt. daughter tocolegc? as an average man would know the place tbe matter before tbe select, talked to him in Chaucer's English atoriuin, Statesville, for treatment, He told reporters there would be A Nipp. walk between tbe street and his men. and have been kicked by him will will be glad to learn that he is get­ * AJiard fight in Indiana,” where Q, Well, with three in thp family front door step. He knows every “Plymouth and Thanksgiving now drop a tear or.two." ting along nicely. Senator Mintpnj t h e Democratic and your ohly child a girl, who does landmark along tbe way and many are almost synonymous and mer It is at this point that we hasten Mrs. Geo. Everhardt. who un­ whip, is seeking re election. the farming? who live by the railroad never for chants or no merchants', I can’t see to reassure the mule mourns' whom A. I have a negro family living on derwent an operation at Long’s Although commenting that Pres* get a wave of greeting to tbe vet any reason for changing it,” he we were about to join until we read the farm. Sanatorium last week, is getting ident Roosevelt “ has a lot of friends” eran behind the throttle. , said. a dispatch from Carolina Beach Q Well, tell methis? what one aloag nicely. among the 33 Senators whose terms Hooper is driving a much bigger Gov.- Georgo A. Wilson of Iowa headlined, “Mule ; Men Back Co- expire after the 1940 election, Logah thing do you think would benefit Mrs. E tta Mathias, of Ronda. locomotive than he formerly did. said if he had anything to say a. oper for Governor. ’' So, we would predicted the Chief Executive would. t^le f*™ er more than anything else? died last Tnesday after a long ill It was found necessary to put on 9 bout it, the date would remain advise the Times editor to look i keeP'hands off ■ the senatorial cam- A I’ve been a farmer all my life ness of tuberculosis. She was a and tberes only onething I ever knew more powerful engine when the Nov. 3 0 . - He’s a Republican. Southward where'the mule is by! paigns .sister of Mrs. R. L. Walker, J. W. to help tbe farme and that was for schedule was moved up. The Uain Oa the, other hand, Gov. Wil­ no means in his obsolescence.. “ It is unlikely that some one who and Sanford Green, of Davie. prices on farm products to go up. now reaches North Wilkesboro in liam H. Vanderbilt of. Rhode. Is has burned his fingers once will stick Miss Flora Ellie, 2 4 , died at her Nosuh, down in Dixiethe mule ^nto ^ „ fae ad(J But- wbrts the use of boosting farm two and one-half hours after leav­ land, another Republican, said home in Farmington Monday morn­ has become a political power. He in ^ ference the Pre,!dent’s un* prices if prices on what I have to bu< ing Winston-Salem, and this time “There appears to be some com­ ing, death resulting from typhoid may even have a part iu electing a j successful efforts to defeat three go higher? Its beyond me. I can’t includes 17 scheduled stops, the mon sense in the idea.” - f.Kgure out ih? enswer to that Iaat fever. The body was laid to test governor of North- Carolina. The^Democratic Senators last year, longest being at Elkin, the largest A third / Republicaa governor, mule dealers' session at Carolina! ’ :— quesiio, at Farmington yesterday. Surviv­ Q. Do you plan to remain a farmer town on the route. Ralph L. Carr, of Colorado; said Beach probably-ended in two gees ing is the father and two sisters. !Over IliOOOyOOO Bales. ail your ifs? Hooper is not through by any PresidentRoosevelt’s action "seems and a haw for Cooper.—Twin City Miss Sallie Minn, at home, and Washirigtpnr—The Agriculture de­ . A. Yes, I reckon go since that's all means. He enjoys his work.— rather arbitrary,’ ’ and continued: Sentinel. ' partment forecast a cotton crop of I know how to do. Mrs. T. H. Redmon,. Statesville. \ He has the power to make this Winston-Salem Journal. 11.41-’,OOO bales in its first estimate There were about 50 people who nation thankful,, if he would, by F. R. Wrong! of this years'producton. Worships Can’t Wait. went from here to Raleigh on the improving-the lot of i’s people. He He Will Fight it Oat. This estimat of production in bales Less than 25 hours after Mrs. excursion Saturday. could better speed the time for Washington, Aug. 8 .—It may be Charlie, the little son of James The president will not take the re­ something of a surprise to President Of 50O pounds gross weight was based Franklin D Ro.>B“velt christens the thanksgiving in that way-than by on conditions as of . August I, and on Smith, of Kappa, died Thursday, cent defeats he suffered at the hands Roosevelt. but Congress in the re liner American, in the shipyards at ofCongress sittiDgdown. changing the calendar.” the area in cultivaton area, IeBS the The little body was laid to rest In cent session did not pass, a bill to Newport News. V a , -August SI. He will talc his fight to the people . A ,Democrat, Gov. A. .Harry lfcyear average abandonment of workmen will start: laying the keel Salem graveyard Friday. create five new judgeships. this Fall, both by air and during his Moore of New Jersey, decided “one acreage, was-placed at 24,424,000 of the new aircraft carrier Hornet in Mrs. Emmett Koontz and little Inastatementlast nighton legis­ jaunt to the Pacific coast, atd it a’l day is as good as another: lation affecting, the judiciary, the acreB. - _____ the same ways now occupied by .-the daughter Lizzie, of near Kappa, may wind up with a special session But many a footballcoacli failed President said such a bill was await­ America. The new liner is the largest visited Mrs. Will Graham, at Kan­ shortly thereafter, to agree and from many parts of ing his signature.' House records Honeymoon Brief. ever built in an American shipyard. napolis last week. Mr. Roosevelt believes the lending’ tbe - country came expressions of show, however,. that the' bill was .Ridin? Miiter Clyde L. Brodie’s Mrs. S B. Denny, of Baltimore, spending bill is indispensable in or­ varying .perturbation... blocked in the adjounment rush. , marital happiness did not last long.: is visiting her sister, Mrs. W, A. der to g et "customers” for business Major John LvGriffith, commis­ Rep. CelIer(DNY) sought unani-'B.nidie, seaking a divorce at Lns lWanled Griffin, near town. : and “job” for the unemployed. mous consent Friday to bring the. Angeles, says,his w ife ordered , him Stubbornly he holds to this philos­ sioner of-Big Ten atheletics, said W. T. Day wait, of Kappa,-raised the decie$h would notr-'tnake any Senate-approved ;«^|ure ^j^'.fot dpfpflf thehoSfse on his wedding da.i% a half bushel o f Irish potatoes ophy. Spend first and reap .the har­ Housepassage v He thinkshe is entitled to alimony. vest afterward!: difference in that conference sched from one potato, which faari 17 Rep.. Michener I-RrMicbJ protested And it sounde'credible as * praical ule. - ’ • Graveyird for Horses eyes. Good. u i additional judgeship would be set plan to restor prosperity were it not ~‘Of course, we’ll Ife-ViqIatIngour * Broomstick,'fWhisk Broom n, Pe- Friends of Mrs. Ada Atkinson, in New Jersy whereas a vacancy had * for the fact . that we have already existed unfilled jd>that .Btate for of Farmington, met at her home rule requiring us to end burvseason fefrtraetto tsied billions and-billions'Worth of it 14 months. ' ( hone graveyard on the , Whitnqr on Friday and gave her a surprise and it hadn’t worked yet.—Charlotte the Saturday before Thanksgfo . , — “ “ '■ Ifa n n in Kentueky. EaOh gravt ia birthday dinner. Observer. ing,” be said, “but that rule is Land pM toniat Ibw onise, Mifeatf wifli a larfetombstama. . THE DAVIE RECORD MOCKSVILLE, N. C.

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He had and her bully guessing, and show Tell me what you have. L. E. ELLISONt print, broadcloth and flannel are ridden about fifty yards to a curve me the mine. Where is it?” Bex 497. Birmingham. Alabama. RffAD IT CNEB nice materials for them. Capfaln Carl Norwood has been sent Rom his native England to the Kadnr in the road when O’Leary stepped O’Leary pointed: “Two hours BE TOO HASTf Biver district in India, along with his indispensable manservant. Moses O’Leary, forth from a shadow. He didn’t look from now, when the moon’s about Slimming Basque Bodice. soldier of fortune. Norwood’s job is to survey the district to determine whether POULTRY VOO1LL SlfiH a valuable secret diamond mine belongs to the temple priests or to the ruler, the lflce O’Leary. He was wearing a there, I can guide you to a place I SHOULD A dress that will send your mo­ Maharajah of Kadur. Norwood calls on the.British Besidency to pay his initial turban, and dressed like a dripping where you can ‘see along under the BBED FOB PRODUCTION: Dueks YOU CMER I rale and your spirits soaring, respects. On his way he catches a glimpse of two women in a palace carriage, wet, dirty Hindu of no caste or os­ apron of water.” BAISED FOB PROFIT: Chicks one of whom is young and beautiful. The other woman he knows to be the Maharanee SOLD BT QUALITY: Turkeys STALq whether you wear it to an office, of Kadur. O'Leary later tells him that the young woman is an American girl tensible occupation. Norwood drew “Very well, O’Leary. Which way STARTED CHICKS: PuUets named Idmn Harding, who with her aunt, Mrs. Deborah Harding, is a guest at rein and listened, watching the road did you come?” MILFORD HATCHERYp^ vXeipslS; the palace. On a sightseeing tour Mrs. Harding sprains an ankle, and sends to the “Short cut. Don’t you try it. Horse palace for aid. Prince RundHa, handsome, spoiled nephew of the rulers, comes for pedestrians. to her rescue, and takes her back to the palace where he meets Lynn. At a ban­ “I didn’t stable the mare in the might break a leg.” quet that night in the palace, attended by Captain Norwood, Mrs. Harding takes city. She’s back in camp. Fll need ‘AU right, FU foUow the road. one of the native doctor's pills, and becomes violently ilL her later.” Meet me in camp.” Windsor Casde “What for?” O’Leary vanished. Norwood had CHAPTER TV—Continaed “Look at me.” “As soon as Fm dressed decent ridden another fifty yards when he Windsor Castle, one of the sev­ His eyes were hardly less fiery again, I’ll go back to the bazaar. I heard angry shouting, several times eral royal palaces of Great Brit­ , Lynn laughed: “That’s a testimo­ than the glowing end of his ciga­ told a yarn about coming back to repeated.. He wasn’t sure, but he ain, together with its many build­ nial for me! But thank you, I’ll take rette. They made Lynn’s flesh tin­ camp for more money. I’m going thought he also heard a girl’s voice. ings, parks and forests, occupies care of Aunty.” gle. He threw away the cigarette. to need it.” He rode forward slowly and then, a an area of 13,000 acres and is 56 “No,” said the doctor. He caught “Lynn, you romantic girl, this “What happened?” bit alarmed by the ensuing sUence, miles in circumference. Its main­ Rundhia’s eye. Rundhia came to scene enchants you because love “Plenty. I was right about Noor stirred his horse to a canter. He tenance and ceremonies, even his rescue and made signals to the has stolen on you unaware. Neither Mahlam. They’ve ditched him. So drew rein, looking upward at Lynn, when the king and his family are Maharanee, who wanted nothing of us until now has ever known I did too. He was only ground bait. not much more than two or three hot in residence, require a staff LALA PALl better than to have Lynn under her what love is.” He talked too much, then tried to minutes after Rundhia had left her. of more than 4,000 servants.—Col­ own roof. “Do you think you know now?” have me knifed to stop me talking. She was sitting in full moonlight on lier’s. AUSSIE, TW fl “Lynn, dear, please do as the doC' she retorted. They’d a trap set for me and I top of the waU, on a cushion, with EVERYTH1N0 I walked straight into it. A woman. AN’ PROPER, I tor tells you. Please, please.” “You know I know it. You are one foot hanging over the wall and I GOTTA HAVE I Aunty groaned and protested that cruel.” I’U tell you about her later; she’d her back agflinst the kiosk. W IT N E S S T ’ ' if was a shame to inflict Lynn on the “I wish you’d sit farther away,” fill a dictionary.” “HeUo!” he remarked. “Did Run­ \WEDDIN’ BES| Maharanee, but she was overruled. she interrupted. “Why don’t you “Never mind about the woman. dhia leave you aU alone here?” She was carried out on an impro­ make love to your own countrywom­ What happened?” “He said he’d come back.” vised litter and rushed to the guest­ en?” “Nothing happened there. It “WeU, he’U keep that promise. house, where Lynn’s belongings “There isn’t in all India such a couldn’t. I left your mare tied up How weIl do you know him?” were collected by the servants and lovely girl as you are.” to the veranda railing, military “I met him for the first time this “How do you know? It’s true, isn’t saddle and all, and your initials on evening.” conveyed to the palace. Kive you noticed that In hot' it, that most of them are kept in the bridle. So they couldn’t take “Like him?” weather your digestion and elimina­ CHAPTER ▼ seclusion and you’re not allowed to chances. And I could. And I did.” “Shouldn’t I?” tion seem to become torpid or lazy? see them? Is that why you make “That’s enough about you. What “At your age, there, is danger in Yaur food sours, forms gas, causes Rundhia was puzzled and Lynn love to me? Why not burgle a ze- happened?” exotic likes, and dislikes.” belching, heartburn, and a feeling classroom, or just on shopping knew it. She enjoyed it. It was nana?” “Kindergarten stuff. Confidence of restlessness and irritability. Your trips, is 1797. And why? Because “I’m twenty-two.” tongue may be coated, your com­ cool and beautiful beneath the moon­ “Lynn,” he said, “I don’t make game. The woman’s bully flattered “You don’t look it. I had guessed plexion bilious, and your bowel the basque bodice makes your lit trees in the garden. love. I am love. And you also. We me I knew the woman’s sister in action sluggish or insufficient. waistline look about as big as a you as eighteen. However, no doubt “You are the strangest mixture of are love itself, as a musician be­ Lahore, and he said the woman’s you know how to take care of your­ These are some of the symptoms -I minute, the skirt has a delight­ intelligence and innocence that I comes music. Why waste the glo­ sister’d given me a rep for being of biliousness or so-called “Torpid fully piquant flare, and the collar self among men of your own race. Liver,” so prevalent in hot climates. have ever met,” said Rundhia. “You rious hours?” smarter than most, and a man o’ I’m taking it for granted that you’re Tbey call for calomel, or better still, S’MATTER and cuffs give you a fresh, appeal­ are in love with all this, i You are “What do you know about mu­ my word. Then he introduced me to Calotabs, the nausealess calomel ing, little girl look. Choose flat a nice girl with a sense of humor thrilled by the exotic strangeness. sic?” she retorted. “Can you sing the woman. She’s all honey and poi­ but a bit rebellious against certain compound tablets that make calo­ crepe or silk print for this—or But it’s all old stuff to me, remem­ Indian songs?” son. Sister my eye. Two words, mel-taking a pleasure. thin wool. sorts of restraint. All this is new, Calotabs give you the effects of ber. I’m a babe in the woods, too, “Yes, love songs! I play the gui­ and I knew she was lying about and you’re enjoying it. You like the calomel and salts combined, helping The Patterns. in a certain sense. I’m as lost as tar.” that.” Indian setting, and the novelty and Nature to expel the sour, stagnant and you heard it. from him. Make breeds at six and eight years. Her Bean says, that they ignore-them, trees. One may Buffer nagging backache. provided with cushions by a servant it perfectly clear to the priests that JUST* pereiBteneheadache, attacks of dtzxlMw! who crouched in shadow. Rundhia pregnancy is said to endure seven making the pachyderm house at PASM IM HATHSBS gov DISAPPEARS. I getting up nights, eweiling, puffbtem any other officer than Norwood years; as a matter of fact, it is 19 Brookfield the . hardest in the park under the eyes—feel tired, nervou* ell ordered the servant away. He went would be scrupulously fair, so let FflOM HOME worn out. and lurked at the foot of'tbe steps, months, which is short enough, con­ to free of mice. Elephants like cats, Frequent, scanty or burning passages them think about it.” sidering the size of her offspring. however, and allow them free access but Rundhia shouted at him and he Then Rimdhia found a servant in W NU-7 34—39 BSdSiggXSLdm- fled. Rundhia led Lynn into the And the elephant’s memory! Leg­ to the stalls. The only animal most the garden of his own palace and end says it is enduring, tenacious. of them despise, Mr. Bean says, is open-sided kiosk. sent him running to fetch the guitar. get rid of excess poisonous body mate. “You have promised,” she said, Do an elephant an injury today and man. Use D o n 't PiIhlThey have had more he will repay you in kind 15 years than forty yearn OfpnbIie approval. Are "to bishave.” Mdoreed die country over. IMW m “Do you believe men’s promises The palace front gate clanged be­ later. BrooUSeld officials say this is Fabn Kernel Oil lo o p Me k i a i h s e Ooan s. Sold at all drugstores. when they’re in love? Are you as hind Norwood. The sullen sentry applesauce. The United States soap industry naive as that?” stood at ease, then easy and re­ “An elephant’s memory probably is using increasing quantities of Can Be CONSISfENfLY Advertised .“Yes. Don’t be silly. Let us look sumed his snooze. Norwood turned is not as :good as that of other ani­ palm kernel oil in place of tallow D o a n s P ills a t the view.” his horse along the road by the pal­ mals,” Robert Bean, assistant direc­ and coconut oU. — ■—■ . • BUY ADVERTISED GOODS • |_(WNU SERVICE) THE.DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. BeautifulCrocheted Doilies for the Table

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miserable w ith Bell Syndicate,—WNU rvice A L A R I A EMOTIONAL LUGGAGE COLDS ^ FOLKS NEXT DOOR By GLUYAS WILLIAMS Cheerful News “I had to pay cash before they’d B m u i s c MAIABIA fast and give me the hotel room—said my ptomatic cold relief. Y0UM6 HITCH-HIKER •W/OYOUmSOROWH PICNIC BUS TURNS' SOUTH HELD ON baggage was too emotional.” SALVE. NOSE DROPS IS FATAUV INJURED INPflANDONHXWARJ?/OYcR IO CHItPREN 0UR6LARY CHARGE “It was what?” ^w-' INJURED “Emotional, see? Easily moved.” _ng through a glass I fire to a woman’s Not a Record A “reflection” "Darling, how ,nice of you to buy me a gramophone record.” WATCH “That’s not a record. I’m afraid I burnt your birthday cake a little.” y O D can depend on the Got Her Man * special sales the Bride—Did I -look fidgety duripg merchants of oar town the ceremony? ' , ' announce in the columns Bridesmaid—No, darling, not aft­ of fills paper. They mean 0OY DISAPPEARS. VOUIH FAaS OUTOF LOCAL KW PITCHES PEAR AE. ISNT . A NO-HlT GAME er Jack' said “I do.” money saving to our fUOM HOME BOAT.gODY RKOyttft THERE AU/ CHEER- WINS THE ACCLAIM readers. I t always pays to EOL HEWS IN 1 o f thousands Ask for Appointment THE PAPERS Servant-The doctor is here to see patronize. the merchants 34-39 you, sir. who advertise. They am Absent-Minded Professor (in bed) not-afraid of their mer­ —Tell him I can’t see him. I’m ill. sundry «rf wr-fo a bad sTaRT in The chandise or their prices. NEIEHBOftHOOP BECAUSE IfWAS A STia1HOf M0RNIN6 WHEN VOICES CfiRRV1 Al® SOMEHOW Snapper (1915) •THE RUMERS OH -MBR SlEERIIje TCWH '60T — 'RCHMDISE “I can always tell the age of a about The wifE ofiHe Bfffftt of Waterloo , m© frep THE SPECIALS STENTtY AJvertised fowl by the teeth.” RERLEV1 A STICKLER TbR TACfS1CHIMEP IN, AHD SOON AU. “Gwan—fowls ain’t got no teeth.” -the neighbors Were 'Takihs Sides Irtised goods • “No, but I have.” 'f&y&r. '"Y

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THE DAVIE RECORD. Historic Center Methodist Church. Latham-Evans. 538953535353532323485353535348534848232323232353234848535353535353484853532323232323THE PA] Albert G. Latham, son of Mr. C. FRANK STROUD - - Editor. and Mrs. T. F. Latham, of aear ROBERTSON’S Largest Cil Davie CoiT TELEPHONE Cana, and Miss MargaretBIizabetb Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. PROVEN Bntered a t the Poatoffice in Mocks- Grorge Evans, of near Center, NEWS Al ville, N. C., as Second-class Mail were united in marriage on Satur. matter. Uarch 3.1903. day, Aug. 19 'b, af it a. m., at the FERTILIZER Mrs. R. L.| SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Baptist parsonage, on Church street last week iu with Rev. E. W. Turner officiat­ FOR SALE BY t I OO Mrs. Franl OVE YEAR. IN APVANCE ing. Mr and Mrs. Latbam will week with lie! SIX MONTHS. IN ADVANCE S SO ' L. S. SHELTON, Mocksville, R. 2. _ i i make their home with the bride's G. W. Kee| It all depends on whose ox is parents. Tbe Record joins their G. 0. GRAVES, Mocksville, R. 4. was in town gored. Some folks can get away many friends in wishing for them ness. man> friends in wishing for them B, Y. BOYLES, MocksvUIe with aiything. Mrs.. P. H .I a long and bappy journey through At-Davie Brick Co. were ihoppitj Some folks seem to be able to see life. ______,___ Friday. three men when there is but one. Some of our folks are selling drinks Listen Io Robertson’* Yodeling Rangers every MifS Elva I Fifty-Six Years Ago. went a tonsil I Ihat will cause folks to see things. The ium of $ 3 6 0 was iaised at Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 12.30 p. ville Hospitall Congressman Bul winkle, of Gas the Miasanic picnic held Aug. 15th Mr. and Ml .on county, who has hung around at Mocksville. A large number of m , over-RadIo-rStations WSTP and WAIR» and children people attended the event and it W estern Card Washington for many years draw­ provided many entertainment fra. Oo next Sunday, Sept. 3 rd, hundreds of people, both old and young, ing his breath and salary, says he tures for those piesent —The State. Mrs. James] is going to run again. We are not from Davie and adjoining counties and states, will assemble at this his ters, Misses i last week will] surprised, but here’s hoping some toric old church and former camp ground, to attend the annual home­ good democrat will defeat him in Frank Strol the primary next June. coming and old and young folks sieging. A big country dinner is one days last weel of the big events of the day. Luther SI. Tutterow, well known Center and Mrs. Haf Senator Robert Taft, of Ohio, says he is willing to run for presi­ merchant, is master of ceremonies. vThis church was organized more SANFORD’S SMART CLOTHES Mrs. Willil grandson DiT dent on the Republican ticket next than 100 years ago, and is located four miles west of Mocksville on tbe week with re] year. There are a number of pro­ Statesville highway. Everybody is given a cordial invitation to be pre­ Gome To Sanford’s And See These New minent Republicans who seem to be Dr. John is visiting hi more than willing to fill this im­ sent for this enjoyable occasion. Lines While We Have The Fullest Selections. Mrs. Berry J.| portant office, amorg them being Line. Senator Vandeaburg and Thomas Misses Oaj| Dewey. Yadkin Man ConvictediSeen Along Main Street SCHOOL SHOES HfHAT § Davis of Win By The Street Rambler. Q SM tU T Y? The Statesville Daily seems to For Boys And QirIs WHAT $ week in town| Of Vote Fraud. 000000 Leach. think that the people are going to Yadkinville, Aug. 25.—A Yadkin Brewster Grant reading “Seen on We carry the famous Star Brand line The friend^ meditate before electing « Republi county jury'this afternoon convicted Main street” —Sheriff Bowden talk­ and you can get the kind that will is a patient can president to serve with a de­ W. D. Holcomb. 58 Jonesviiie WPA ing to bread man—Arthur Daniel stand hard wear and assure comfort mocratic or New Deal Senate. From Salisbury, « foreman, of election irregularities telling, about how hot it was at Nor­ and are weather-proof. that be contid the way things look at this distance after deliberating for two hours. folk and Virginia Beach—Young la­ it would seem that this country is Judge Prank Armstrong gave Hoi- dy writing her sweetheart a letter P. S. Younl ______$1.98 Up ______fortune to culf going to have a Republican presi­ CDinb. a former Elkin merchant, a in postr ffl ce lobby—Lonnie Dwiggins two-year / road sentence suspended in a rip saw dent and Congress, and a democra­ buying stamped envelopes—Tom B. Large Assorment Of School Anklets For getting alongl tic Senate next year. for five years and fined him $200 and Woodruff driving car through town the court costs. He also ordered —Roy Williamp going into drug store IOc 15c 25c Mrs..Charlj Most of the county, state and Holcomb to remain away from vot­ —Mrs. Brown arranging Sanford's ter Miss Addl spent Sunday! Federal officers are very courteous ing places on election days for three display windows—Mrs. Bill Leach SCHOOL SUPPLIES Lilla and Corl and gentlemanly, but once in a years, except for the purpose of ac looking at fountain pens—William You will find a complete assortment at When we looked over our August values, while one finds a little two-by four tually casting his own ballot. Crotts parking car—Misses Pauline we knew you’d want to know about them Mrs. R. L. I Holcomb, witnesses testified, was Sanford’s. Tablets, note book paper, right away . . . . for they are BIG! Make ren, of Pulasll officer who hasn’t the first instincts Campbell and Irene Horn enjoying one of the Democratic counters in fountain drink in front of drug store fillers and builders, pencils, fountain it a habit to shop at SANFORD’S for hap­ Mr. and Mi of a gentleman. 1 We have met s North Knobs precinct during the —Two editors talking it over on the pens, ink, erasers, book bags, lunch boxes py buying! Church streer| few of this kind. They are gener election last November. street corner—Four yountr ladies on ally some one who has been picked Mrs. A. T .l their .way home from church—Gene returned Suil up and given a seat at the pie Sheffield News. Owens and Bowman Prather walk* School D**ess Materials where they sn counter as a reward for political ing across street—Misses Elizabeth Newest Prints AU C dors Mrs. Daniels Tobacco growers say that their tobacco work that wouldn’t bear close in­ and Inez Naylor talking about their otcca SOKl is rotting very badly in the field. Some IOc 15c 19c Mrs. Mollia vestigation. We are glad to say growers say they have lust half their crop. big trip to New York Fair—Silas week from Cd that there are not many of this class Why tbe juice has not been turned on Blackwelder crossing the street bare­ spent several! tbe R. E. A. electric line is tbe talk here headed —Miss Marie Sheek adniring Mr. and Mrs. I This couotry managed to get a- There was a large'crowd at tbe Prevette big silver dollar—Maurice Hartman * Children’s Iong for more than a hundred and reunion last Sunday. Miss Heleul and Floyd Tutterow discussing fa m ­ Happytone Frocks day for ColMl Mrs. Latlie Ireland and children, of Nn- fifty years without WPA, NRA, ing in Bank of Davie —Young man resume her dif CCC, AAA, or any other alphabe blesville. Ind.. wbo has been visiting her talking about his trip to the World’s parents. Mt. and Mrs. J . A. Richardson, School the Collettsvill Fair—Frank Laird wanting to know *• tical, money-spending-tripp[ed or­ returned to their borne last week. They if all the bootleggers bad come in FOR Mrs. Chas. | ganizations, and tbe people are fast were accompanied by their parents. and gave themselves up—Leslie Dan' ington, D. becoming disgusted with this New Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gaither, newly weds weeks with hd iel walking down street trying to Deal wasteful spending. The demo­ of- High Point, spent Sunday w itb his par­ DRESSES Mrs. D. G. T l scratch the back of his neck—Geo. crats are doing as mun:c3 it I eral officer spent a good many days Miss Lillymae Bailey is spending sever­ ing-real estate for taxes as adver. 79c bury last wee] or weeks measuring acreage, and al weeks in Lexington with relatives. tised. $1.98 Mrs. Z. V. Johnston spent several da) s Rev. J. C. I found that the farmers in all bis in Winston Salem last wetk with her Home-Coming Service Thursdfiy fol county had planted but two actes daughter, Mrs. U D Wyatt. where lie w | over the total allotment for the Mr. and Mrs. R K Williams, of Cbuttb- Gay’s Chapel. months ( said county. The officer received land, visited relatives here Saturday. s meetings. There will be an ail,day service in $ 4 per day for all the days spent in Miss Elizabeth Ratledge is spending the tbe form of a centennial and home­ Closeout Mr. and Ml measuring acieage. We doubt if week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ratledge. coming program at Gay’s Chapel daughter Janl a t Mocksville. spent tfce wek to be spread in picnic style. AU friends lege, can gel given to. the Pariningtoh School L:- from now uni the bench, and Solicitor Aval on and former pastors and members are brary, after the buainess session a SHOES only 5 0 centsl Hall, of Yadnioville, prosecuting invited to bring their baskets and- double breasted. - Made with an deliclou 8 ;?&lad rse was; served by the docket. ppread them together and enjoy tbe Mrs. IIubfI MisS Pheohe Eatdn aasisfed by Hiss di ner. eye to the fine details in taMoriug. ren, of near About 7 0 cases were docketed for Jay Tatum. The next meeting wi I At eight o’clock revival services One-Third and Roy Wal trial at this term of court, but the be with Mrsjl Cucy Harding. will begin and ran through the week. Salem, were [ serious illness of Attorney B. C. Y ; Mrs; Gharlie Leagan 8 , Sec.. Hendricks T | Brock caused a number or cases to Tbe prpacher for these services will be postponed. . be Dr. Walter D. West of First OFF *14 95 J. Frank ’ The court crowd Monday was Two-Headed Snake. Methodist Church, Salisbury. ' seriously injn not as large as usuil for tbe first Rufus and Le-vis Beck, ot Clarks, wreck Aug. day. There are a number of im­ ville, were in town Wednesd >y. ex­ Tobacco Market Opens the Mocksvill portant cases to be heard, am< ng hibiting a small king snake which nesday and rq them .two manslaughter cases, a hid two well-formed heads, ex­ September ISth. Cornatzer. large number of drunken drivers tending frotn a double neck. One The opening of the- Winston-Sa­ C. G Sanford Sons Co. many friendJ cases, and several l quor cases. Tbe of the hoys stepped on the smfce ville and Da\| lem tobacco market has been' po*t* full c itirt p-oieediugs will appear in • and killed it before seeing ir. The “Everything For Everybody” Phone 7 Mocksville, N. C. be glad to lea our uex is us. snake attracted much attention. pi-.njd from Sept. 18 th. I along as welll The davie mocksville, R e august so . ^8295201265789 022323532353482323232323232323484848535353235348532353232323232323235348532353235389the davie Erecting Brick Block. gave our office a pleasant call. Knnx Johnstone has let the con­ Princess Theatre Largest Circulation of Any If ^our son or daughter is going tract to Conzort Brothers for the WEDNESDAY ONLY away to school this fall, send them erection of a one story brick build 5,000 Yards Davie County Newspaper. Tony Martin and Gloria Stewart In The Record, from home. The ing, 7 0 feet frontage by 75 feet •‘WINNER TAKE ALL” price Is only 5 0 cents for the full deep, on South Main street, just NEWS AROUND TOWN. 9 months school term. THURSDAY and FRIDAY Fast Color south of The Record office. The America—First, Last-Alwaysl Miss Helen Holman went to "MAN OF CONQUEST” Mrs. R. L. Walker spent one day building will contain three store Newton Friday, where she is spend, rooms or offices. Material is being w ith RICHARD DtIC last week iu Asheville. ing several days with relatives DRESS PRINTS She spent Sunday attending Ball’s placed on the grounds and work SATURDAY Mrs. Frank Fowler spent last Double Feature 2 . week with her mother at Reidsville. Creek campmeeting, near - Newton. will begin at once. The Record is glad to see this new block go up. GENE AUTRY In Miss Dorothy Craven went to ‘MEXICAN ROSE’ Just Received .4. G. W. Keeton, of near Advauce, and was in town Wednesday on busi­ Granite Quarry last week • where “ HELL'S KITCHEN” ness. she will teach home economics in Youth Revival Closes. The “Dead End” Kids the Granite Quarry school. Miss' Tbe Youth Revival,, which had 8 and IOc Per Yard Mrs. P. H. Mason and children Craven was a member of the South­ MONDAY were shopping in Winston-Salem port school faculty the past year. been in progress a t. the Baptist “CONFESSIONS OF A NAZI SPY” Friday. chuich for a week, came to a close Hundred* Of Patterns To Select From. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Leagan?, IastSunday evening. Twoservices TUESDAY Irs every Mirs EIva Grace Avett under* who have been living on the Fred "UNEXPECTED FATHER" went a tonsil operation at Mocks- G. Lakey farm, near Farmington, were held daily, at 9 a. m.,x and 8 112.30 p. viile Hospital Saturday. moved Friday to Boxwood Farms, p. m. The services were well at­ Watch For Our Shoe Ad Next Week. Jerusalem. Mr. Leagons has charge tended. Bill Angell acted as direct Miss Blanche Brown left Friday KAIR. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stonestreet of Mrs. Ctaige’s herd of cattle, and children spent Wednesday in or, and the music was unc"er the for Polkton, where she is a mem Western Carolina Mountains. Miss Leona Graham, who has direction of James Kirk, of Lewis, her of the 'Polkton school faculty. been in Chapel Hill for the pa t ville. The young ministerial stud­ The school opened its fall session Mrs. James McGuire and daugh six weeks taking a special coutse ters, Misses Mary and Jane, spent ents doing the preaching were W. Monday. in welfare work, arrived home last R. Wagoner,, of Lewisville; Tames Mocksvflle Cash Store. last week w.ith.relatives in St. Louis. week, and went to Asheville Fri­ White, of Elizabeth City; Worth Frank Stroud. Jr., spent several day where she will spend several GEO. R. HENDRICKS, Manager. days last week at Brevard with Mr. days. Grant, of High Point; Bill Angnll. DEI of tnis city, xand James Kirk, of and Mrs. Harry Stroud and family. Attorney B. C. Brock, who was Ella Orre I and G. L. Beck, Exrs., of HES Lewisville. The young men made W. M, Williams, deceased, etc. Mrs. William Nail and little taken seriously ill Saturday, was many friends while in our midst, vs grandson Duke, spent the past carried to Davis Hospital, States Mrs. Fallie -Lowery et ux, John week with relatives in High Point. ville, Sunday evening, where he is and we feel sure that the gospel Lowery, et als. New undergoing treatment. His many messages they brought will bear Dr. John W. Foster, of Chicago, FARMERS SHOULD EITHER friends are hoping for him a speedy much fruit. The Record wishes Notice Of Service Of is visiting his parents,: Mr. and recovery. actions. Mrs- Berry J. Foster, near County them God speed in the great work Summons By Publication Line. Mrs.” Roy Holthouser returned they are preparing themselves for. TREAT THEIR WHEAT last week from New York where The harvest is indeed white, but The defendants, Fallie Lowery and Misses Gaye Smith and Jeanne she purchased a well selected stock the laborers are few. husband, John Lowery, Mercer Wil­ j Davis of Winston Salem spent' last of all the latest fall creations for liams and wife. Adelaide Williams, To Keep Worms From Damaging It Or week in town, guests' of Mrs. Bill James A. Williams and wife, Dora / Sanford's Department Store. These Miss Etchison To Wed. Leach. lovely creations are arriving daily, Williams, fired Williams. William and are ready for your inspection. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Etchi Ray Beck and wife Della Beck, Bes­ HAVE IT CLEANED The friends of J. F. Moore, who son, of Columbia S. C , annoance sie Faujwell and husband, Faul- is a patient at Lowery Hospital, Mrs. Melvin Gillespie, of Bre­ well, will take notice that an action the engagement of their daughter, entitled as above has been com­ Salisbury, will be sorry to learn vard, and Mrs. Jeter Adcock and Nelle, to fames F. Burgess, of that he continues very ill. children, of Cumnock, arrived here menced in the Superior Court of Sharon and Greenville, S. C. The Davie County, N C.. to sell thelands D. H. York, Harmony, Route I P. S. Young, who had the mis­ Friday evening to he at the bedside wedding will take place Oct. 13th. of W. M. Williams, deceased, to fortune to cut his hand right oad of their, father, W. L. Call, who is Mr. Etchison is a son of the late make assets to pay debts—said lands Writes Us: in a rip saw several days ago, is seriously ill. Mr. Call's condition Mr. and Mrs. W. C. P. Etchison being located in Davie County, North has grown steadily worse tor the getting along nicely. of this city, and has many friends Carolina. And the said defendants “I Have Used Horn-Johnstone Fiour For 33 Years past week. here who will be interested in this will further take notice that they are required to appear at the office of, Mrs..Charlie Malone and daugh­ announcement. And Have Never Had A Bad Bag.” ter Miss Addie, of Winston-Salem, Misses Elizabeth and Inez Nay­ the Clerk of Superior Court of said, spent Sunday the guests of Misses lor returned last week from a visit County in the Court House in Mocks­ to the New York World’s fai?. ville, North Carolina, within twenty LilIa and Cora Austin. Delightful Party. rust values, They spent the remainder of the days after the last publication of this Ibout them Miss Jessie Libby Stroud enter* notice, which said last publication Mrs. R. L. Howlett and child­ week with their father, I F. Nay­ tained a few friends at a picnic at lor, near Cana. Miss Inez Nayli.r will be on the 20th day of September, HORN-JOHNSTONE CO. jlG! Make ren, of Pulaski, Va., were guests of Rich Park Thursday afternoon, hon­ 1939 Mr. and Mrs. Joe .Graham, on returned Sunday to her home in I’3 for hap- oring Misses Ksy Lne and Dorothy This, the 23rd day of August, 1939. Mocksville, N. C. Church street, last week. Charlotte. ’ Mae Walker, of E'kin, who were C. II. HOOVER. Phone 3 guests last week of Misses Hilda ar.d Clerk of Superior Court, EP WBBB Mrs. A. T. Daniel and children Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Skinner, Jr., Neva Markham, - returned Sunday from Sanford, and A. C., Ill, of Corpus Chiisti, A number of games and contests where they spent several days with Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sheek, were enjoyed hv the group, nriz's Mrs. Daniels parents. v and daughter Miss G tne, Mrs. J being won by Misses Kay Lee Walk­ (5C° Lee Kiger, Miss Nora Bondurant,' er. Mary Jo Young, Marie Johnson Mrs. Mollie Tones returned last Mrs. A. C. Bovender and Miss Peg­ and Neva Markham, week from CouDty Line, where she gy Bovender, Kason Kiger and RefreBhmentswere served to Miss spent several davs, the guest of Payne Jones, all of Winstpn Salem, es Kay Lee and D ’rnthy Mae Walk, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Foster. were Sundav guests of Mrs. W. E er, the h..nor gues's. Hilda and Ne MORRISETT’S Ire n ’s Miss Helen Daniel will leave Fri­ Kennen, at Farmington. va Markham, Marie and Phyllis Johnson, Marv Jo Young, Louise “LIVE W IRE STORE” day for ColWtsville, where she will Miss Mae Steele Smoot who fin Stroud, Mrs. J H. Markham and resume her duties as a member of ished last week the nurses training Jessie Libbv Stroud West Fourth At Trade Winston-Salem, N. C. tool the Collettsville school faculty. - v - 'IiI course at the Davis Hospital, Stat­ Mrs Guv E-JgIe 1 of iHenryetta, Mrs. Chas. H. Pitts, of Wash­ esville, is visiting her parents, Mr. Okla., Miss Marv EIizaNah Huo- Lead The ington, D. C , is spending two of Ada, Okla., Mrs. Hill weeks with her parents, -Mr. and and Mrs. C. A. Smoot on R.. 4 , for | sicker, >SES a few days before returning to the Kn:ght. of Statesville, were Quests Mrs. D. G. Tutterow, on R. 5. of Rev. and Mrs J W. Fo-fer, at BACK-TO-SCHOOL PARADE Davis Hospital where she has ac­ C. W. Sain, of Lalunta, Colo., Cooleemre, last week. Mrs Eagle r e s t who has been spending two weeks cepted a position in eye, ear, m Se is a sister, in law, and Mrs Knight With Outstanding Values . - in the county with relatives and and throat department. is a sister of Mrs. Foster. friends, Uft for his western home r e Prints Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Paul Hendricks, of k Boysy and Girl Wear King’s Mountain, spent last week Icloths with Mr. Hendrick’s parents, Mn and Mrs. E G. Hendricks, oh South Main street: Stop and Look BOYS’ WOOL SUITS RUGBY SWEATERS N. 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IMPROVED Mitchell Field Celebrates 30th Air Corps Birthday UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL Jlsk M e Jlnother S t a r WHO’S U N D A Y I 0 A General Quiz ★ Not Tempting CHOOL Lesson ★ Bergen Takes SBy HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST, D. D. Dean of The Uoody Bible lhstitate The Questions ★ Doctor He Sha of Chicago. , « NEWS (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) 1. Here is the first line of a well- By Virgin! Lesson for September 3 known poem: “I could not love T HERE’S a pla THIS thee, dear, so much.” Can you whereby dram Lesson subjects and Scrlptore texts se­ give the second line? lected and copyrighted by International 2. What country is known as ferings may reac Council of Religious Education; used by permission. “The Land of the White Ele­ with you, the pub WEEK phant”? them. ISAIAH: A LIFE DEDICATED 3. What is the greatest depth in Radio Guild P TO GOD the Atlantic? By LEMUEL F. PARTON 4. An Andalusian is a native of Inc., of Hollywoo it. The idea is "^EW YORK.—Perhaps it is the LESSON TEXT—Isaiah 6:1-13. what country? GOLDEN TEXT—Here am I; send me.— 5. Which is smaller, an atom or contests will be h ’ heat, general, it seems, through­ Isaiah 6:8. out the civilized world these days, an electron? testants writing or more likely it is one of those 6. What does the nautical term ters and giving t Crisis! We have had so many of -“dead reckoning” mean? waves of human them that they have almost become for thinking that Born in Wealth, aspiration that 7. Why are Pullman porters gen­ commonplace. There has been one erally called “George”? grams should be sc Ellsworth Picks sometime war crisis after another. There have 8 . What is the derivation of the rials included, just sw ee p the been world crisis and domestic cri­ complete in one bro Hazardous Life world. At any word chronometer? sis until the word has almost lost 9. What animal is represented At the end of thr rate in announcing intention to re­ its meaning. winning script would turn to Antarctica to seek to learn in statues more than any other In the life of the individual, how­ animal? the screen. Prizes v some of the primal secrets hidden ever, the times of crisis are very contestants. in the interior of the continent at 10. How did the sandwich get its real and important. In a critical name? — £ the bottom of the world, Lincoln illness one knows when the crisis Madge Evans, of Ellsworth shares ambition with Ad­ comes, and he who safely passes The Answers is sandwiching her h miral Byrd, as with British, Nor­ Sergt. C. L. Birch took on the job of guide and informant for a group of youngsters who helped the that hour is on the road to recov­ Sidney Kingsley, the wegian, French and Argentinan army celebrate the thirtieth birthday of its air corps at Mitchell 'field in New York recently. The sergeant is ery. More vital than a physical between performan* flyer-explorers. Difference is that, showing the youngsters some of the tools used in air fighting, including a machine gun which shoots pictures crisis is a spiritual crisis, when a 1. “Loved I not honor more.” theaters. She’s worke whereas Mr. Ellsworth’s motives instead of bullets. It is used in air target practice, and its pictures show whether the gunner scored a hit or miss. man meets God face to face and his 2. Siam is known as “The Land Iy and done well, but are purely scientific, in other cases The machine gun-camera takes rapid-fire pictures, and the ‘‘gunner’s” aim must be just as accurate to get future destiny is determined by the of the White Elephant.” international politics in their rela­ pictures as it is in actual aerial combat to score a direct hit. response which he makes to God’s 3. Nearly 5% miles (28,680 feet), r- tion to geographical claims are the call. Isaiah had such an experience north of Puerto Rico and Hispan­ BPMi incentives. when he came to realize God’s glo­ iola. Love of adventures manifested ry, confessed his own unworthiness, 4. Spain. when yet in his ’teens sent Ells­ Busy Londoners Find Time to Read Open Air Bible and sought cleansing of life as a 5. An electron is smaller than worth forth to explore unknown preparation for commission to serv- an atom. regions in different parts of the Ice. 6. A method of ascertaining the world. Scion of wealthy parents, L ‘‘I Saw the Lord” (w . 1-4). approximate position of a vessel born in Chicago in 1880, he could King Uzziah, who had begun well' from the course steered and the have ordered his career, had he but had forgotten God, was at the distance covered when the heaven­ wished, along many lines less j end of his Ufe, a leper because of ly bodies of light are obscured. strenuous and of fewer hazards his sin, and dying in disgrace. Is- 7. Probably from the name of than the one he chose and in j * ! rael which had known unprecedent- George M. Pullman, builder of the which he has become so distin­ ! ed prosperity under God’s blessing first Pullman cars. guished. He came east to a crack I now hardened its heart nationally - 8. From Chronos, the Greek god seat of secondary learning, the against God and was also about to of time. Hill school, Pottstown, Pa., and J go into eclipse. God needed a man 9. The elephant. For thousands upon graduation entered Colum­ I to speak for Him in such an hour, of years this giant beast has been bia where he wen scholastic hon­ ' to bring to His people a message the symbol of temperance, sov­ ors in the department of civil j of judgment and also of blessed in- ereignty and eternity. engineering. But, becoming res­ I vitation. To prepare that man, the 10. From the earl of Sandwich, MADGE tive under the sedentary routine : great Isaiah, God gave a remarka­ who invented that article so he of student life, he did not wait ble manifestation of His glory and would not have to leave the gam­ that she was billed to be graduated. power. bling table for dinner. IJivorcement" not I It is essential that the man who elopement took pi" Faring forth into the wild, he be­ speaks for God should first see the out—not superstitio* came an axman on the first Grand Lord high and lifted up and to hear just didn’t like the Trunk Pacific railway survey of the of His holiness and glory. The neg­ HOUSEHOLD transcontinental route across Cana­ ative tone of the present-day mes- William Powell i da. For five years he saw the vir­ I sage, the lack of enthusiasm and QUESTIONS again, in “Another gin land of the Northwest, lived Busy though they may be, rare are the pedestrians who fail to stop at least for a moment Outside St. Paul’s interest in holy things, the low parently completely among Indians, shared the hard­ church in London to read the Bible which lies open in a glass-topped stand. Each day the Bible is turned to standards of personal holiness, the his serious illness, ships of pioneers. In 1907 he became a different page. Here is pictured a window-cleaner, a porter, a page boy, and a mother and her child, at­ I failure to preach boldly the truth Biscuit Pans.—Pans used in bak­ has a prominent pa resident engineer of the Grand Trunk tracted by the open volume. Each day hundreds of people stop In front of the famous church, read for a regarding God’s holy standards are ing biscuits should not be too deep. to the famous “Thi at Prince Rupert, B. C. few moments, and go on about their duties. Many of the pedestrians admit that it’s about the only time they to be explained by the fact that Otherwise the biscuits will not year-old baby mak But his work, filled though it was read the Bible. there has been no vision of the brown evenly on all sides. Select with hardship and adventure, was not eternal holiness and glory of God. a pan that is about one inch deep. Tyrone Power an enough. Restlessness was in his The need of the people today is the • • • nabella, had a sort soul and the unknown beckoned. So Going My Way? same as it was in the time of Isaiah. Sandwiches. — Left-over liver, day in Italy, tour 1909 found him in the Peace river Children? Dictators Just Love Them Where are the men and women who passed through a sieve, well sea­ movie-making cente district in northern Canada, pros­ are ready for a vision like his and soned, and moistened with lemon high spot of their pecting for gold. Then the World for the commission which will fol­ juice and a little melted butter, was their presentat war came and, seeking action, he 41! low? makes a tasty and unusual sand- went to France where he became H. ‘‘Woe Is Me! for I Am Un­ ^wich filling. National Broadc an aviator long before the United ■ done” , (v. 5). • * • is grooming a new States entered the strife. To see the holiness of God is to Add Horseradish. —A little horse­ stardom. Her name The real turning point in his be immediately conscious of one’s radish added to salad dressing or and she hails from T career came with his meeting own sin and unworthiness. The ob­ white sauce makes a piquant She’s a pretty girl with Raoui Amundsen in Paris vious conclusion which one draws sauce for fish. Horseradish also tive style of sing’ in 1984. With the great Nor--' from that fact is that anyone who may be added to whipped cream she is being featur wegian explorer he participated is proud, who is not concerned about and served with baked, boiled or week over both the fried ham. works—you might in various expeditions culminat­ his own sins and the sins of his peo­ ... ing in 1926 with the famous ple, is living far from God and has if your opinion of h flight in a dirigible over the either never known or has forgot­ Vegetables. —Keep root vegeta­ with (he star-make North pole. Since then subse­ ten about His divine holiness. bles in a rack, not touching each quent trips of exploration won Isaiah spoke of the pollution of other. Keep lettuce in a muslin Mark Warnow, th him enhanced fame and added his lips, thereby confessing that his bag suspended from the larder ductor, is arrang’ thrilling chapters to a gallant heart was not right. Whereof the ceiling. Use left-over vegetables music school for a life of action. heart is full, thereof speaketh the the same day, as they readily pu­ awarded to childre mouth, for we read in Matthew 12: trefy and become sour. most promise at pi 34 that out of the abundance of the * * * instrument. DROFESSOR J. B. S. HALDANE, heart the mouth speaketh. Re­ Sugar Sirup for Sweetening.— the famous British biochemist, member that even though Isaiah Use sugar sirup instead of granu­ Don Ameche and who just now offers to sit inside an was a believer he recognized the lated sugar for sweetening chilled have been making air-raid shelter while it is bombed need of cleansing. beverages and punches. Boil to­ Edgar Bergen at r from the out- III. ‘‘Then . . . He Touched My gether for three minutes two cups Charlie McCarthy p Scientist Balks side, is the Mouth” (w . 6, 7, R. V.). of granulated sugar and three cups ing him because, At Nothing,.as only livinS test- “Then” — what an important of water. Allow the sirup to cool, quently went fis* tube—still un, word !1 When Isaiah called out in then store it in a covered jar in caught any fish. Yet Unscarred scarred. humble confession, “then” he was the refrigerator. The enly way he A baby donkey and a young vaca­ Last month he sealed himself cleansed. The turning point is right to give up fishing, tionist strike up a friendship at at that place for any life. Only getting his exercise in an air-tight chamber for 14 Though grim ‘‘military'necessity” causes Chancellor AdoIf ,Hitler of Blackpool, England. The four-legged yTwas High Time to Call hours to learn how the victims Germany, left, and Premier.Benito Mussolini of Italy to build huge bomb­ when we come to the place of con­ back—he can al ing planes in order to wipe out cities and their populations, the two baby isn’t quite strong enough to fession and contrition which Isaiah Halt, Thought the Lady horse! of the Thetis submarine disaster work, but trill soon be earning bis felt in their last hours. He once dictators never fail to show their love for children—at least when they knew, can we expect the Lord to face a camera. Here Hitler playfully pats one of his youthful supporters oats by carrying children over the send the cleansing fire and the en­ Fred Barron is th ate an ounce of ammonium sand. Former Senator Fess was con­ chloride a day, survived it and who was singled out for the honor during a special celebration in Berlin’s abling power. demning in Atlantic City the war Oer of his family learned a lot about tetanus and famous Olympic stadium. Mussoliiti proudly accepts a bouquet of flowers None but God can give this cleans­ talk that is troubling the world. who didn’t becom saving children’s lives. Studying from a little Albanian child during his recent visit to Riccione. LangMng Cavalier ing. Man is unable to wash him­ “How unreasonable war is,” he voted for acting ins fatigue, he shut himself for long self clean. “For though thou wash ended. “It is more unreasonable role in the radio s thee with nitre, and take thee much than the prize fight seemed to the and Love of Dr. S~ periods in a. tight chamber, the soap, yet thine iniquity is marked air charged with carbon dioxide. old lady. An old lady said on her he’d been cast—as New Chinese Stamp Honors U. S. Flag before me, saith the Lord” (Jer. return from the big city: Tracing effects of acid on the 2:22. See also Jer. 13:23). Reforma­ body, he ate daily three ounces tion, turning over a new leaf, char­ “ ‘One evening my son-in-law Dave Elman, of bicarbonate of soda, following acter development, all commenda­ took me to a prize fight. I never from an appendect it with a chaser of hydrochloric ble in their place, are not sufficient. saw such a thing. The two men N. D., hospital, ha acid, diluted with water. Twice came out on the stage and shook perience of listenin There must be divine cleansing of hands like the best of friends, then gassed in the World war, he the life if there is to be a commis­ gram, “Hobby seemed to enjoy himself a lot, sion to service. they .began to punch each other President’s wife writing down his sensations with all for nothing. They kept on him. IV. “Here Am I; Send Me” (w . punching till a man in the comer Gusto and later qualifying as an 8-13). Ken Carpenter, expert on mustard and other God had a difficult and unpopu­ yelled “Time” and nobody an­ appendix out, had gases. swered, so I pulled out my watch ing the doctor that lar message to be delivered but now and shouted, “Ten o’clock” !’ ” With all that, he hasn’t a scratch He had a man who was ready to in on his program, on him and doesn’t suffer even from carry it. Isaiah had to proclaim afraid he’d laugh indigestion. Husky and vigorous, he to Israel that because they had Burns that he’d br . . I I Analgesic (pain-easing) He finally got a s" doubles as guinea pig and a writer, turned from the sunshine of God’s ■ SiniDIB I action brings quick re- 1 11------■ I lief from simple neu- for Carpenter, fig' the latter pursuit greatly enhancing love, which would have melted their IREIlraIQIai ralgia and headache. his fame, notably with his book hard hearts, it had for them be­ Ije’d read the jok Daedalus, which was quite a sensa­ come the sunshine of His wrath, L v PENETRO be so funny. He q tion in this country in 1924. He ex­ which could only progressively hard­ habit of making periments on his mind just as he en them and turn them from Him. marks that the sc does on his body. He is moved main­ The same sunshine that melts the think of. ly by the idea that we know precious wax hardens the mud. BureauofStandards little about life and death and the ODDS AND END" The work of God in our day awaits A business organization Dick Powell could h human body and mind, and that in the man or the woman of vision— which wants to get the roles in a new musica the short time allotted to us we the one who has been prepared by most for the money sets up Ihis loll, but turned i ought to try anything once, which he confession and cleansing and who standards by which to judge Tracy and Sir Cedric consistently does. He is a spirited Harold Bradley, Laguna Beach, has then received the divine com­ what is offered to it, just as in worth your while to briter, giver to epigrams, and is Calif;, garage owner, was picked out mission. Washington the government tivingstone ”—Iheyr re known as the G. B. Shaw of Science. And donrt miss the Am unprecedented compliment was paid the United States by China on the street by Roy M, Ropp, di­ mainyain< a Bureau o f Standards* Feathers" . . . Franc ‘ , The son of a distinguished recently when a new stamp was issued to commemorate the 150th anni­ rector of the Pageant of ,the Mas­ Faith • You can have your own Bureau Metro, working on uF Scottish scientist, he was edu­ versary oi ine Deelaration of Independence by the United States. The ters program to portray Ffanz Hals’ Of all the forces at the disposal o f Standards* too. Just consult which he co-stars wit cated at Oxford and gained in­ stamp bears the flags of China and the U. S. to symbolize the traditional famous picture, ‘‘Laughing Cava­ of humanity, faith has always been the advertising columos o f your “The Old Maid” wi creasing reputation before he lier.” This is how he appeared on one of the most tremendous, and the newspaper. They safeguard Miriam Hopkins, is w friendship that has existed for so many years between the two nations. (jteleased by W est.?. was 30. He is 47. As ta r as is known, this is the first time that an independent nation has the program, a vivid reproduction gospel rightly attributes to it the your purchasing power every (Consolidated Features—WNU Service.) so signally honored the flag of another. of the famous painting. power of moving mountains. day o f every year. THE DAVIE RECORD. MQCKSVILLE, P feC.

e Jlnother S t a r D u s t Tot’s Shyness A General Quiz ★ Not Templing Fate? HousehoklNems May Result in ★ Bergen TtJees Horse e Questions ★ Doctor He Shall Be! Backwardness 4^"* Ruth Wyeth Spears B y Virginia Vale ----- the first line of a well- • WISE HANDLING NEC- facings of prepared bias binding "I could not love HERE’S a plan under way used flat as shown at the lower left so much.” Can you iW L . essary to eliminate handicap, make a practical edge finish. U ond line? Twhereby dramatic radio of* of constant embarrassment. you use flour and sugar sacks for ■ountry is known as ferings may reach the screen, Parents should assist young­ dish towels, these suggestions fo r. of the White Ele- with you, the public, selecting adding color will be especially them. sters to rise above ever-pres­ useful. the greatest depth in ent timidity and to enjoy GOOD NEWS is here for every •> Radio Guild Productions, * social life with friends. homemaker. SEWING BOOK N o.' alusian is a native of Inc., of Hollywood, is behind 3 is now ready for mailing. It y? it. The idea is that monthly contains 32 useful homemaking : smaller, an atom or contests will be held, the con­ By MARGARET CONN RHOADS ideas, with all directions clearly testants writing to headquar­ XXZ-E ALL realize that the child illustrated. You will be delighted -es the nautical term “ * who is shy and constantly em­ with. it. The price of this new ning:’ mean? ters and giving their reasons for thinking that certain pro­ barrassed by bashfulness has- a book is only 10 cents postpaid. En­ Pullman porters gen- handicap that needs very wise han­ TPHERE is logic in the idea that close coin with name and address “George” ? grams should be screened. No se­ dling. Many times a parent can x glasses, china and pots and to Mrs. Spears, 210 S. Desplainea the derivation of the rials included, just plays that are help a child to rise above this timid­ pans should have their own tow­ St., Chicago, HI. meter? complete in one broadcast. ity and become happily sociable, els. Here is a simple way to mate nimal is represented At the end of three months, the delighting in personal contacts. that logic work. Write across the ore than any other winning script would be adapted for “June started out to be one of corner of each towel with a- soft the screen. Prizes will be awarded those little children who hide be- pencil the purpose for which it is Ity IfflS for Malaria! the sandwich get its contestants. ind their mother’s skirts at the ap­ to be used. Use a soft pencil and When Malaria hits yon or yonr —*— proach of a stranger; her lips quiv­ your best script with the tall let­ family tius year, get a bottle of Madge Evans, of movie fame, ered if she were singled out- for at­ ters at least two inches high. If Wintersmlth's Tonic the first thing, e Answers is sandwiching her honeymoon with tention and she evaded the mailman you want to trace the words from Wintersmith’s has beeii proven by Sidney Kingsley, the playwright, in and the milkman when they came paper, blacken the back of the over 70 years of use. Ithashdped between performances at summer on their daily rounds,” related a paper with your pencil, place it thousands upon thousands of peo­ not honor more.” ple. Ask for Wintersmith’s b y known as “The Land theaters. She's worked conscientious­ mother before a group of parent black side down on the material, ly and done well, but when she found then draw .the outline. nam e. H your dealer doesn’t stock Elephant.” students. “I determined that she it, he can get it for you. A sh M m l miles (28,680 feet), should never hear any of the family Work over the hand writing with to Rico and Hispan- comment on her shyness. I also heavy, bright colored embroidery made up my mind to Uiink of ways thread. Chain stitch, as shown WINTERSMITH'S of helping the baby to overcome this here at the upper right, gives a ;ron is smaller than handicap. I knew I should have to ood strong outline and may be go very carefully along the way or fone quickly. Use a different color TONIC d of ascertaining the I might make matters worse, but for each kind of towel.' Colored position of a vessel today June is such an unusually re­ Honest Labor rse steered and the sponsive child and meets people so Honor lies in honest toil.—Grow red when the heaven- easily that I feel my carefully laid Intelligence Classified er Cleveland. ight are obscured. plans were well worth while. from the name of “I began with the mailman as he came each day. I allowed June to A classification of the popula­ liman, builder of the A GREAT BARGAIN cars. stick the stamp on my letter. This tion of the United States according ronos, the Greek god seemed such a big thing to her! to varying degrees of intelligence Then, with the letter in her hand divides the population into the fol­ V E S P E R T E A PURE ORANG£ PEKOE ant. For thousands to give.the mailman, she forgot her lowing groups: Class A, 3 per cent, giant beast has been fear and ran out to meet him. He capable of professional training; 50 Cups for 10 Cents helped me by not getting too friendly class B, 20 per cent, capable of col­ f temperance, sov- Ask Yaur Grocer eternity. with her all at once. And in much lege training; class C, 54 per cent, this same simple way I acquainted capable of high school training; e earl of Sandwich, MADGE EVANS June with the milkman and the class D, 20 per cent, high and a that article so he HOME-CANNED FOODS ALWAXS WELCOME grocery boy. I let her put the tick­ few low grade morons; class E, Greatest Want ' •e to leave the gam- that she was billed for “A Bill of (See Becipes Below) dinner. ets in the milk bottles and let her 3 per cent, hopelessly feeble-mind­ He that wants hope is the poor­ Divorcement” not long after the set the bottles out. ^That gave her ed and lower morons. est man alive. elopement took place she backed Sugar and Spice oranges and the lemon, being care­ ful to remove all of the white part an interest in the man who de­ out—not superstitious, it’s said, but livered the milk. I would empty the just didn’t like the idea. of the skin. Peel and core the ap­ i I’ve long believed that one reason ples. Put all of these fruits through grocery boy’s basket and hand her HOLD the art of canning and preserving the empty container to give to him. William Powell is back at work the food chopper and then add Ihe has been neglected is that many of Get Acquainted Gradually. IONS again, in “Another Thin Man,” ap­ us have forgotten just how good grated orange and lemon rind, and parently completely recovered from some of the home canned foods can the pineapple. “When guests came to the house I his serious illness. Asta, the dog, be. We’ve forgotten the teasing tang Measure this fruit and to it add would ask her to open the door. She , —Pans used in bak- has a prominent part in this sequel of pickling spices, the mellow aroma an equal' amount of sugar. soon learned to ask them to be seat­ Iould not be too d<=£p. to the famous “Thin Man,” and a of rich fruit butters that used to Bring slowly to the boiling point ed especially if their manner when biscuits will not year-old baby makes its debut. make the air fragrant at canning and cook, stirring frequently, for % they greeted her’was not too famil­ on all sides. Select time. Maybe we need only to be hour. . Pour into sterilized jelly iar. Most little boys and girls like to about one inch deep. Tyrone Power and his bride, An- glasses and top with paraffin. get acquainted with a strange per­ * * reminded of all this to restore a lost nabella, had a sort of busman’s holi­ art to favor! Note: Amber Jam is delicious son gradually, but many older peo­ — Left-over liver, day in Italy, touring the Italian What pride of accomplishment when used as a cake filling or as a ple are apt to gush over children, BREAKFAST! h a sieve, well sea- movie-making center, Cinecitta. The row upon row of jewel-colored jams, topping for ice cream. the moment they meet them. When iistened with lemon high spot of their stay in Rome jellies and mar­ Lindbergh Relish. June started for nursery school she ittle melted butter, was their presentation to the Pope. 2 medium heads cabbage was somewhat afraid of the experi­ malades can cre­ ence. But each morning I let her and unusual sand- ate! And how 8 large carrots 8 green peppers (or 4 red and take some small gift to the teacher National Broadcasting Company simple it is to and her joy in carrying the flower H Ilio is grooming a new singer for radio make them in the .4 green) ^ e n e r r i I 1C ldish.—A little horse- 12 medium sized onions or the red apple or the cutout she stardom. Her name is Dinah Shore, modern manner! had made lessened her conscious­ fo salad dressing or and she hails from Winchester, Tenn. You’ll find these I bunch celery 11 makes a piquant She’s a pretty girl with a distinc­ te ste d recipes I cup grated horseradish ness of self and the problem was 'pss^re,,,,; COits 1 I. Horseradish also solved happily. tive style of singing. At present from my own Put all through food chopper. Add “Shyness or backwardness is often I to whipped cream she is being featured three times a kitchen as practical as they are de­ Ith baked, boiled or Vz cup salt and let stand two hours. regarded by parents as a trait the m , week over both the red and bine net­ licious. Detailed instructions are in­ Drain and mix 3 pints vinegar, 6 child will outgrow and so they feel it works—you might listen in and see cluded in each recipe; you’ll find cups sugar, I tablespoon mustard need not be given special concern. if yonr opinion of her talents agrees these general suggestions helpful, seed, I tablespoon celery seed. Do I like to think that in our home we |-Keep root vegeta- with the star-makers’. too. not touching each not cook. Pour into sterilized jars. are always helping the children to M f s s For Success In Canning and develop the traits that will benefit [ettuce in a muslin Mark Warnow, the Hit Parade con­ Preserving. from the larder Whether your cookie jar is an them. They should be able to meet A t ductor, is arranging with a, large 1. Make only a small amount of old-fashioned earthen crock, or a people happily, be sufficiently self- left-over vegetables music school for a scholarship to be the product at one time. as they readily pu- brightly painted tin on the pantry possessed to enter into child activi­ awarded to children who show the 2. Follow the recipe exactly. shelf, it needs to be kept filled ties and reap the joy of personal pme sour. 3. Be sure that jelly glasses, jars, '••Hn * * most promise at playing a musical to satisfy a hungry family. In contacts. They should have the as­ "■H i instrument. and covers are sterilized. this column, next week, Eleanor surance within themselves that they for Sweetening.— 4. When they are to be filled with |p instead of granu- Howe will give you some of her fa­ are capable of joining in a conversa­ Don Ameche and Dorothy Lamour hot food, place the hot glasses or vorite cookie recipes—“Grand­ tion with a grriup of their age or of sweetening chilled have been making life miserable for jars on a dean towel wrung out of SAY KELLOGG’S BEFORE YOU SAY CORN FLAKES punches. Boil to- mother’s Sugar Cookies,” and playing games with as much vim Edgar Bergen at rehearsals of that hot water. “Butterscotch Brownies” are just as the other children. Copr. 1939 by KeUoes Company Ie minutes two cups Chulie McCarthy program, by razz­ 5. Use a small, inexpensive teapot ugar and three cups two of the delightful recipes “Shyness induces an inferiority ing him because, although he fre­ for melting paraffin and pouring it. complex in the child that lator v the sirup to cool, quently went fishing, he never It eliminates dripping wax all over you’ll find here. |a a covered jar in makes the grownup cheat himself of Ju d g e Not I Father ef Pleasnre caught any fish. the glasses and your work table. Blackberry Jam. much advancement and many pleas­ Forbear to judge, for w e are Novelty is the great parent e f The enly way he could stop.it was 6. Store jams, jellies and pre­ ures that are rightly his. Today Einhers all.—Shakespeare. I pleasure.—South. to give up fishing. Nowaday’s he’s serves in a cool, dry place. Wash and drain berries; then pick June at five can meet the guests in getting his exercise by riding horse­ Apple Chutney. over and remove the hulls. Take \Time to Call ^ 4 cups of berries our home pleasantly, totally uncon­ back—hfe can always catch the 2 pounds sow: apples scious of herself. What picture rhtthe Lady horse! ' ~ and 2 cups of % pound onions (chopped) sugar; let come would she have presented had we I pound tomatoes (chopped) ignored her baby tendency or con­ Itor Fess was con- Fred Barron is the first male mem- Juice I lemon (strained) to a boil, and boil stantly commented on it? She would antic City the war Aer ef his family in six generations 1 teaspoon salt if minutes. Add I have, been timid still, and little by tabling the world, who didn’t become a doctor. H e % teaspoon garlic salt more cup sugar little would have become more cer­ onable war is,” he and boil 5 min­ voted for. acting instead. So he got a 1 % tablespoons ginger utes longer. Then tain that she would always be a shy more unreasonable role in the radio serial, “The Life % teaspoon red pepper person.” light seemed to the add I more cup M attonal Rjtoderjgartc n A ssociation MEMS MOREMIIfSf and Love of Dr. Snsan,” and found 2 pounds raisins sugar and boil Id lady said on her he’d been cast—as a doctor! 2 cups vinegar e big city: approximately 5 1 cup brown sugar minutes more, or until -the jelly, Indian Clan Bg my son-in-law Dave Elman, while convalescing Pare, core and chop the apples. The sachem was a functionary of prize fight. I never To them add the remaining ingredi­ stage is reached. Then place in ster­ from an appendectomy in a Fargo, ilized jelly glasses and seal when an Indian clan—a common division ng. The two men N. D., hospital, had the unusual ex­ ents. Simmer gently until tender, of the Indian tribe. The clan had te stage and shook then rub through a fine sieve. Seal cold. Makes 4 small or 3 large perience of listening to his own pro­ tumblers. two distinct kinds of leaders, a lest of friends, then gram, “Hobby Lobby,” with the in sterilized jars. sachem and a chief. The sachem punch each other President’s wife substituting for Peach Conserve. Pickled Peaches; was judge and administrator of an­ g. They kept on him. 3 pounds of peaches (peeled) 1 peck small peaches cient customs and his functions [man in the corner Ken Carpenter, who also had his 2 oranges (cut in small pieces) 4 tablespoons whole cloves were those of peace time. He was and nobody an­ appendix out, had trouble pursuad- I pound seedless raisins 2 quarts vinegar chosen by the adult members of tiled out my watch ing the doctor that he ought to listen 3 pounds sugar 6 pounds brown sugar the clan and his election usually ten o’clock” !’ ” in on his program. The doctor was 1 pound chopped walnuts 4 teaspoons mace depended upon the influence of his afraid he’d laugh so hard at Bob Scald peaches, remove skins, cut I tablespoon stick cinnamon immediate family in the clan group. into small pieces; discard pits. (broken in small pieces) The chief, on the contrary, won his balgesic (pain-easing) Burns that he’d break the stitches. ztioa brings quick re* He finally got a script of the show Place in a sauce­ Peel fiie peaches and stud with title by individual prowess. He ef from simple neu« Eor Carpenter, figuring that, after pan with small whole cloves. Make a syrup of vin­ was chosen because of some special Ugia aod headache* Ije’d read the jokes, they wouldn’t pieces of orange egar, sugar, mace and cinnamon. deed or because of some outstand­ PENETRO be so funny. He quite forgot Burns’ pulp and peel, Add the peaches and boil until ten­ ing trait. The chief was the war habit of making last-minute re­ ” * ® raisins and sug- der. Pack in hot sterilized ju s ; cov­ time leader. In current .thought the marks that the script writer, didn’t — ar. Stir until sug­ er with syrup and seal. term sachem applies to the prin­ think of. ar is dissolved. cipal dignitaries of Tammany Hall f Standards Set over a slow flame and cook un­ Easy to Find Answers fat Ihls Book. —the New York political organiza­ ODDS AND ENDS—Joan BlondeU and til thick, stirring occasionally. Add How to fry fish without spattering tion. The Society of St. Tammany, VaeAdj-FrteQiudterStateMototOi IS organization DicK PoweU coidd have had the leading the chopped walnut meats, pour con­ the name under which Tammany lots to get the of fat, how to cut grapefruit or or­ iegulady. Y ourorw ill tun farther before roles in a new musical show on Broadway serve at once into hot sterilized anges into skinless'sections, a quick Hall was incorporated, takes its money sets up this fall, but turned it down . . . Spencer glass jars or glasses. name from the Indian who is patron you need to add a q u art. . . you save o n I which to judge method of peeling tomatoes, how to Vracy and Sir CedHe Hardwieke make it Amber Jam . saint of the organization. repair bills. These results are assured be- I to it, just as in worth your while to go to uStanley and restore over-whipped cream—sug­ RetdUprioe Livingstone”—-they’re both excellen t . . . (Makes 8 glasses). gestions for all of theseare found in rang; evety drop o f Quaker S tate is aculr the government Span of T im e ^3% per quart ! reau of Standards* And don*t miss the spectacular uFour 3 oranges Eleanor Howe’s book “Household /ree. You get only pure, rich, heat-resistant Feadters** . . . Franchot Tone is bade at 2 le m o n s Hints.” To get your copy now, send Probably the greatest time span i your own Bureau between two important cities is that lubricant specifically ((fined to give you too. Just consult Metrot working on uFast and Furioustn in 4 apples 10 cents in coin to “Household ; columns of your which he co-stars with Ann Sothem . . . 2 cups crushed pineapple Hints,” care of Eleanor Howe, 919 between New York and Hongkong. o » £ e e drtving. Q uaker S tate O il Refin- uThe Old Maidfn with Bette Davis and Sugar North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, At 12'noon-in New York it is 37 ing Corporation, O il Gqr, Pennsylvania. They safeguard Uiriam Hopkins , is worth seeing. minutes past midnight in Hong­ ng power every Oteleased by Western Newmaper Usioa.! Grate rind of one orange and one Tllinnw . ear. lemon. T henpeelthe remainingS (Released fey Western Newspaper Unload kong. Notice Of Re-Sale Of MedicalSchoolTo I#® MmmMIii Laod. Winston. O. G. Alien, Exr. Lula McCulloch, Wioslon-Salem, Aug. 7 . — Wake J H dec’d Forest College will expand its medi vs cal school, frouj a two*year to a four- W, F. McCulloch. Floy G. McCul- locb, et al year medical School and the entire Under and by virtue of an order medical department will be trans- made ^n July 17, 1939, by C. B. fered to Winston-Salem, Dr. Thur­ Hoover, C. S. C., in a proceeding man D Kiicbin president, announ entitled 0 . G. Allen, Exr. of Lula McCulloch, vs W. F, McCulloch and ced at Wake Forest. Floy McCulloch and others, I, as This Long-wished-for and much- Executor of Lula McCulloch, deceas needed expansion Js being made Hie Next Big Event ed, will offer for re-sale at the court, house door in Davie County for cash possible through taeir being made to the highest bidder on Monday. available to Wake Forest College, Sept, 4. 1939, at 12:00 o’clock M . the for building and endowment p u r­ following described lands situate in Is The Farminfrton Township, near th e poses, the total resources of the Smith Grove Consolidated School Bowm anG rayFundinthe Winston' and on: and near State Hishwsy No. Salem Foundation, which are con­ 65 and more particularly described as follows: sidered adequate for the purpos. First Lot: Adjoining lands of C, Tbe plan was apprcved by the h . Uowden, D J Smith heirs and executiv committee of the college others: Betrinning at a stoue com at a mtetiog at Wake Forest. er of E. G. Williams lands running D a v ie N 3 chs. to a sweet stum; thence W The North Carolina Babtist Has. 3 chs. to a stone; thence S. 3 chs. to pital of Wimton-Salem, will serve a stake; thence W. 3 dear var. 3 chs to B stone; thence N. 2.81 chs. to a as official medical school hospital. stone; thence W.,6.20 chs. to a stake; Dr, Kitchen said it is contemplated 4848535323539148484823314823535353232323534848485323235323535353532348484853534848485353535353534823234848484823232390532353322323 thence N. 50 links to a stake; thence tliat the co-operation of the other 8 30 chs. to a stake; thence S 4.21 phs. to a stake; thence E 20.30 chs bospitsls of the city will be enjoyed. to the beginning containing^ 7 1-5 County Fair, Itcres more or less. Second Lot: Beginning at a stone "fiS.cT.lt” «•“ D. J. Smith’s corner and running: N. Fannie’C. Wnmack. Mrs Carl Kes- 5 55 chs. to a sto n e; thence W. 20 51 ler, et ux, Carl Kesler, W F. Wo­ chs; thence S. 3 55 chs. to a stake; O ct 19-20-21, 1939. mack and wife, Sara Womack, thence E 20.55 chs. to the beginning, K B. Womack and wife, containing 7 1-5 acres more or lesB. Goodwin Womack See deed for 1st and 2nd lots by vs E. H. Morris, Comrnr. to Lula Mc­ Juanita Womack Culloch, Bk. 30. p. 24, R, D. Office, You can help the county by getting Davie County. Notice—Serving Sum­ Third Lot: Being Lot No. 5 in said division bounded as follows, to- wit: Adjoining the lands of B Steel* mons By Publication^ behind the officers and directors and man, C. L Bowdenand F. A. Smith: The defendant, Juanita Womackl Beginning at a stone Rufus Smith’s will take notice that an action enti­ corner and running N 3 35 chs to a tled as above has been commenced helping to made this the biggest and stone; thence W 22.20 chs to a stone; in the Superior Court for Davie thence S. 3.35 chs. to a stone; thence County. North Carolina, to sell lands E. 22 20 chs. to the beginning con­ lying in Davie County, North Caro­ best fair ever held in Davie county. taining 7 1-5 acres more or less. lina. for partition among the heirs. Fourth Tract: Being Lot No 6 and And the said defendant will further a 4 joining the lands of B. B. Steel- take notice that she is required t<: man. C L. Bowden and others, and appear at the office of the Clerk of The Record is going to do its part. the R. C. Smith iot, beginning at a Superior Court of said County at the stone, A. E. Smith’s corner, running court house in Mocksville, N. C.. N. 3.35 chs. to a stone; thence W. within ten days after the twentieth Won’t you do yours? 22.10 chs. to a stone, thence S. 3.35 day of September. 1939, and answer chs to a stone; thence E. 22:15 cbs, or demur to the complaint in said to the beginning, containing 1 1-5 action, or the plaintiffs will apply to acres more or less. Seo deed by E. the Court for tbe relief demanded H. Morris, Commr . to Lula McCul­ ia said complaint. loch, Book 29, page 324, for Lots 3 C. B. HOOVER. and 4. Clerk of Superior Court. Fifth Lot: Adjoining the lands of Charlie Smith and Lula McCulloch: Keginning at a stone (formerly F. Ward line) and running W 70 steps to a stone: "thence S. 70 steps to a READ THE AD$ stone; thence E. 70 steps to a stone, With the News thence N. 70 steps to a stone, the beginning, containing I acre more iffliiniinHiiiiviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinitDiiiHiniuiiiiuiniiNiiiiiiiiiifiiiiifiiiiiiiiRiiiiiniiiRH n^iBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiiniiiiifHFiiiniiniiiiiiiuiiiiioDiiiiiintraHBis^iniFniuiinnniiinrnunnnii or less. See deed recorded Bonk 19, THIS WAS page 31, office Reg. of Deeds, Davie Now is tbe time to «ub-| County. ADVERTISING YOURwSHIPWim Sixth Lot: Lying on the N side acribe for Tbe Record. I RADIOS of State Highway No. 65. running 4 ONCE COME IN” Sooner degs E., Chas. Allen's lice, 5.25 cbs B y th e A id o f N ew spapeff BATTERIES-SUPPLIES to an iron pipe on N. side of old Sa tem road in S. N. Bowden’s line; ADVERTISING, thence side of old road N. T i dep. Expert Repair -Service E. 7 chs. to a stone; thence N. 81 degs. E. 10.73 cha. to a atone on the B U T NO W N .side of cld road; thence S 62 Iks. I THEI TOUNG RADIO CO. to N. side of highway No. 65; thence NEWSPAPER with said highway S. 61 degs. W. , DO ES IT I We Charge Batteries Right 9 90 chs. to the beginning, contain­ Illl BETTER CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME ing 4.86 seres more or less. Funeral Directors Depot St. NearSquare Seventh Lot: Beginning at an iron AMBULANCE SERVICE stake on N side of Highway; N 61 Plione 164 degs. E. 4.05 chs. to a stone, public North Main Street road; thence with said public n ad S MOCKSVILLE - - f t. C NEW MONEY FOR 24 degs. E, 9.09 chs. to a stake, col­ ored school lot; thence W. 7 17 chs YOUR OLD THINGS Walker’s Funeral Home to a stone; thence N. 4 degs. E. 6 86 Your Discarded Furniture, chs. to the beginning, containing Piano, Radio, Bicycle, Tool*, AMBULANCE■ 4 45 100 acrea. more or le.ss. Davie County ( Couit H. B Bailey, et als Ice Box, can be sold with Bidding on Lots I and 2 will com­ vs Phone 48 mence at $71.00. A WANT AD IN Bidding on Lots 3 4 and 5 will A. B. Carter, e t als. THIS NEWSPAPER q t m K NC commence at $105 00. i Bidding on Lot No. 6 will com Notice Of Publication. roence at $165.00 MR. MERCHANT The defendant. Graham Bailey, BiddingonLot No. 7 will com­ will take notice that an action en­ mence at $225.50. TheEYESafTHE titled as above has been commenced ADS ARE NEWS % LETTER COMMUNITY WOULD in the Saperior Court of Davie Coun­ Date of Sale: Sept 4.1939. »'•* tice that he is required to appear at \W>'° The More Goods You SeU the office of the Clerk of Superior O u rt for Davie Goqnty at^tb&court Iv use in Mocksville. North Carolina', within thirty days after the sixth day of September. 1939. and answer k C t r a in e d s e a l s . of demutto the Complaint in said ONE STEP WONT THEy action, or the plaintiff will apply to I BUT RESPOND1! JL. IT IS ON the Court for the relief demanded GET/YOU THEREji TO ADk SUGGESTIONS “ 1. A I «« Gold Diggers in said Complaint. And One AD Won’t Bring"' BILLBOARD This, tflb 9tb day of August, 1939; Succen--You Must Keep On O f WANT ADS C B. HOOVER, Advertiring 5O(Htf?0e 1938 Clerk of Superior Court,