TEUi V O L . X X I V “All The County News For Kvfrybody” MOCKSVILLE, N. C., FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1941 “ЛИ The County News For Everyhody” N O. 32 iiiOJUPLgte, Plans______ »rSe-HOGLS PROGRESHASf ... -HERE-and-THERE- I To Aid British ШШ AD CORRECTION NEW MAIL SERVICE I Mrs. J. Frank Clement was !named as the Davie member of PROCTOR'S GUIDANCE, SAYS PEGRAM The price of the Kelvinator Postmaster J. P. LeGrand says the board of directors of the refrlgoralor in this week’s ad­ that two star mall routes have British Aid Chapter In Salis­ Cards Arrive Davie county schools, in his vertisement of C. J. , Angell been added by the government bury' at an organization meet­ opinion, have accomplished more should bo S144.95 Instead of for Davie until traih service is ing of the Davie auxiliary hel’J At Cooleemee in the last. 3 years under the S114.95 as shown. This is one restored. One additional route Tuesday evening at the high Freddie Hawn and his Coolee­ guidance of R. S. Proctor, coun­ of the best models, S-G. The brings mail here from Winston- school. Rev. E. M. Avett [r mee Cardinals arrived Thurs­ ty superintendent, than they prices of the Kelvinator line be­ Salem at 10 a. m. covering north­ chairman of the local unit day night from the training had in the previous 10 years, gins at $124.75. ern and eastern points, takes and committee chairmen camp at Albany, Ga. Reports T. C. Pegram, chairman of the mail for southern and western are; Bundles for Britain. indicate that the Cardinals are county board of education, stat­ MUSIC FESTIVAL points. Another star route ar- Miss Ruth Booe; member- a top notch class D club. ed last Wednesday night at a The Moclisville high school rlves here at 11:30 a. m.. bringslghip, Mrs. Gauiier Sanford; countywide teachers dinner The season opens Thursday, band, glee club, string band and mail from the south and west]k„itting, Mrs. Grant Danie!; meeting in the Masonic hall. May 8. at Salisbury, returning all musical talent of the school and taking mail for the north.publicity, Mrs. O. C. McQuage. vii to Cooleemee May 9 with the Mr. Pegram, a staunch sup­ will present a spring music fes­ and east. Two trains have been Mrs. Judith M. Morris, form- same club. porter of better schools, said tival Friday, May 9, at 8 o’clocic discontinued through Mocksville ,^.1 England-and now a resi- Saturday, May 3, in the after­ that he realized the physical in the auditorium. The proceeds on account of the coal strike, Salisbury, told the noon the Cooleemee club will condition of the schools was not will go for the benefit of the two remain: south at 2:05 p. ¡MODEL L A Y IN G H O U S E — Recently constructed at the play the Hames semi-pro team sufficient and added that he band. m. and north at 3.35 p. m. England, their various fields county home farm, here is a picture of a moclcl laying and again Monday, May 5, they would not be satisfied until the of activities, tiieir everyday suf­ will play the same club. Both Davie schools were second to FIRST BUYER WINNERS house. It was designed by the N. C. Agricultural Ex­ ferings and something of the tension Servicc at Raleigh for 100 hens and was built games will be played at Coolee­ none In the state. Construction John Larew of Mocksville was Lois Reavis of Farmington ways they can be helped. Miss by N. Y. A. workers of the county. Completely modern mee. of the new William R. Davie the first' purchaser of the new won first place in the Martin Clair McCanless read a Isttsr of in every respect, farmers and poultrymen who are in­ school and installation of the heating system at Farmington defense postal savings stamps recitation contest at the local appreciation from a family in terested in building laying houses are invited by D. C. which were put on sale yesterday Questionnaires were considered by Mr. Pegram high school last Thursday night England and told of the activi­ Rankin, county agent, to visit this one. Particular by the government at the local to have been the outstanding and Arnete Barney of Shady ties of the Salisbury unit. She attention may be paid to the light, ventilation and Are Mailed Here postoffice. Clarence B. Elam (Continued on puge eight) physical accomplishments of the Grove was second. Harold Young roosting racks. While this house was built with a con­ In addition to the call for bought the first defense bond. of Mocksville won first in the schools this year. crete floor because it was cheaper in this particular five Davie county m'en to leave declamation contest, and B. C. High School Chorus case, wooden floors are slightly preferable to the con­ here May 15 for a year’s military About 125 attended the meet­ TO HOSPITAL Moore of Farmington was sec­ crete.— (Enterprise Staff Photo.) service, another call is expected ing, including members of the ond. Dr. Lester Martin sportsors P. R. Leagans, service officer Gives Sacred Concert towards the latter part of the county school board, county of the local American Legion the contest each year to pro­ The Mocksville high school month. commissioners, P. T. A. presi­ mote better speaking among post carried Carl C. Kesler of mixed chorus will present a pro­ The following questionnaires dents. high school students, awarding SUMHARY OF WAR NEWS route 2. a World war veteran, gram of sacred music at the from numbers 875 to 950 have E. C. Tatum, chairman of the to the government hospital in medal for first place to one union service Sunday evening at Berlin announces that Ger­ Hitler cannot win the war un­ been mailed by the local board: board of county commissioners, Roanoke, Va. on Sunday for boy and girl and cash for sec­ the Methodist church at 8 o’clock. man forces will continue their less he conquers the British William Kelly James said that the progress of the treatment for shell shock In­ ond prizes. Pour school were ¡county greatly depended on the The program is under the direc­ push against the British fol­ Isles or cuts the lifeline to Prank Anderson Sldden curred In the World war. Mr. represented this year: Mocksville, education of the youth today tion of Miss Evelyn Troxler and lowing the surrender of Greece. America. This country faces Floyd Leonard Kesler has been rated as SO per­ Farmington, Shady Grove and Miss Mary Neil Ward is accom­ the tremendous decision of Thomas Garfield Eaton and he pledged the support of cent disaUled since the World Cooleemee. London says that 45,000 of panist. Solo parts will be taken whether or not convoys will be John James Poplin the' commissioners in expansion war and has spent about 4 the 60.000 expediUonary force by Misses Ann Grant and Sarah used to assure supplies reach­ Alex Noble of the schools wherever It was REUNION -- sent to Greece had escaped, years in government hospitals, Poster. at all financially possible. although it was admitted that ing Britian. Lymes Shamel Mrs. Kesler, formerly Miss Bessie The Anderson reunion will be This group will present this Lester Parriss Broadway Mrs. Ruth Vick Everett, field much heavy equipment was President Roosevelt asks the Womack, accompanied them and held on May 11 at the home of same program at the First Re­ maritime commission to ob­ Paul Sanford Nall representative of the N. C. Edu­ will remain with Mr. Kesler for left behind. cation, was the principal speak­ A. J. (Jack) Anderson near Cala­ form church in Greensboro Sun­ tain service of “at least 2 ,- Horace Overstreet Reed a few days. While at the hos> While Hitler’s next moves are er and she outlined the ac­ hain. Kith, kin and friends are day at the morning service. 000,000 tons of merchant ship­ Clarence Franklin Allen pital Mr. Leagans visited Floyd unknown, observers think the Invited. Members of the chorus in­ ping” to be used to supply John Mathew Pruitt complishments for education se­ Swisher who has been an In­ war In the eastern Mediter­ clude: Lenora Dell Allen, Mabel “all-out aid to the democra­ John Frank Garwood cured this year; pension for mate of the hospital for about ranean most likely. Four ob­ STILL Joyce Cain, Colleen Collette, cies.” The President said that Louie Beal teachers, continuing contract, 4 years. His mental condition jectives, aside from a possible Deputy sheriff L. P. Waller Sarah Poster, Opal Fry, Chris­ American naval vessels were Charles Leslie Daniel salary increments, addition of fails to show improvement, but Invasion of Englalid, are men­ the th grade and provision captured a new. still in Pulton tine Hendricks, Dorothy Leagans, not barred from entering com­ William Leroy Revels 12 his health is good and he is tioned; Overland drive through township this week. Nobody Laura Smith, Kathleen Storie. bat zones and that patrols Robert Lee Daniels for a vote on consolidation of active and talks freely with Turkey to the oil-rich near was around. Sarah Wagner, Elsie Mae Walker, may ga as far as necessary for William Markland Miller boards and agencies into one visitors, Mr. Leagans said east now guarded by Britian; Margie Walker. Bernice Smith. the defense of the Western Alvis Monroe York board to administer education in push from Libya through Egypt DRUNKS Verlie Mae Storie, Helen Wal­ Hemisphere. John Ray Steward the state.