WEDNESDAY, JAN. L6. 1929

LOCAL NEWS ITEMSJ. A. Robertson, of Lawson-

ville, was among the visitorshe,re Tuesday.

Miss Mary Martin, who hasbeen in a Richmond hospital forsome time under the care of aneye specialist as a result of an

automobile accident, has sutlieiently recovered to resume he. -duties as teacher in the Selmuschool.

Mrs. N. A. M.iriin spent th>*day Sunday in Madison withher daughter Mrs. Ralph Web-ster.

Elmo Petree had a narrow es-

cape from death or serious injury Sunday afternoon when hiscar we;i: t ! 'Wn a high enibank-ment. turning over three times.He was only slightly bruisedbut the car was wrecked badly.The accident occurred on Dan-

bury Route 1 and was caused by

sand in the road. Mr Petree to

lost control of the machine.Strawdy Martin, of the Wal-

nut Cove community was among

the visitors here 'today.

Quite a number of Danbury

people attended the opening of

Winston-Salem's new milliondollar theatre Monday night.

Deputy Sheriff Hart-man was here Tuesday return-ing from a visit to Winston-Sa-lem.

Attorney John Folger, of Mt.Airy, spent a short time hereTuesday on business.

W. A. Smith and family, ofKing, have removed here andare occupying the residence re-

cently vacated by BerkleySmith, who has taken charge of

the jail.Will Mabe. of Danbury Route

1. who has been undergoing

treatment in a Winston-Salemhospital, has returned to his

home greatly improved.Misses Elizabeth Russ**ll,

0-Mattie Sue Taylor, Lucile Mar-

tin, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Joyce

and Charlie Martin attended a

party at the S. P. U. country

club Greensboro Saturday eve-ning.

Miss Edith Fagg, of Winston-Salem. spent the week-end here

with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Fagg.Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Pepper

and children, Josephine and EdJr., of Thomasville were visitorsin Danbury Sunday.

Mesdames J. 1). Humphreyand W. E. Joyce were shoppingin Winston-Salem Monday.

Mrs. J. S. Taylor and daugh-

ter Miss Mattie Sue Taylor arespending the week in WinstonSalem the guests of Mrs. IL B.

Shelton.Frank Harris, who In.lds a

position with the Pyrtle MotorCo. here, received a telephonemessage today stating that his

brother was kilted near High

Point yesterday when a tree

fell on him. No other particul-

ars of the accident were given.$ Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Morufield

.Ipent Monday in Winston-Sa-lem.

Attorney 0. E. Snow, of Pilot

Mt., was a business visitor heretoday.

Charlie Golden, colored, wasfined and the cost by JusticeN. A. Martin here today on acharge of being drunk. He was

arrested by Sheriff John Tay-

lor when found lying beside the

road just south of Danbury yes-

terday.

Card of Thanks.To our many friends and

neighbors we wish to expressour thanks and appreciation forthe kindness and help shown us

during the sicklies and death ofour loving wife and mother.

J. E. and GEORGE,

and ELIZABETH i'OOKUS.

Agitation has been stared fo>*a submarine tunnel joining

Britain and Frame.

Recent BrideIs Honored

Walnut Cove, Jan. 15.?Thehome of Mr. C. J. Helsabeckwas tht' scene of a beautifulparty Friday evening, January11, when .Miss Nell Hutchersonand Mrs. Helsabeck entertainedin honor <>i' Mrs. Joe Zimmer-man, a recent bride.

One of the mo.<t tinjoyabL*features of the evening was acontest, "A Kitchen Romance."Mrs. R. W. Sands was the mosi

successful in this contest, andMisses Dixie Reaves was tho

winner of the booby prize. Ev-eryone present wrote Ivr fav-orite vjcipe. I in--» were boundin attracti\ e i<\ ?rs ; i.d pr< -

selited to tbe honoree. LittleNancy Jane Helsabeck dr*winto the room a wagon, beauti-fully decorated in pink andwhjte. It was loaded withmany beautiful and useful gilts

which she graciously presentedto the honoree. This shower'of gifts was a complete surpriseto the honor guest and her en-1joyment of the surprise addedto the pleasure of the occasion, j

The hostess, assisted byMist* Maigarut Hutcherson,served delicious refreshments,;consisting of frozen fruitsalad, wafers, coffee, and mints, i

i Those present were: MissAlexandria' Mack, Miss I)i\ie!

Reaves, Miss Mary Lane Brew-jer. Mrs. Paul Fulton. Mrs. Anne'Fulton Carter, Miss Jimmy

; Campbell. Mrs. Will Wheeler, jMrs. R. W. Sands, Mrs. 1). W.

IKaiiov, Mrs. H. K. Blackburn.!'Mrs. I'. (J. Smith. Mrs. S. A.Neal. Mrs. Gilbert Hill. Mrs.'K. S. Zimmerman, . Irs. Louis iMoore, Mrs. Williar.. Marshall,

Mrs. J. 1). Johnson, MissesMargaret and Kaihryn Hutch-erson.

Held For CourtOn Serious Charge

Dennis Mabe, of Danbury R.;1, was held for Superior Courttoday by Justice N. A. Martin ion a charge of driving an auto-

mobile while intoxicated, hisbond being placed at Theyoung man was arrested hereyesterday by Sheriff John 'lay-tlor, who also arrested Reid Shel- iton at the same time on aicharge of being drunk. Sholtonwas fined SB.OO and the cost.The young men had been overin the country to purchase a'dog and when they arrived here;

ion the return trip were found t j

be very much under the inHuen-,ce of whiskey.???????????? !

NOTICEThe Womanless Wedding

planned at the Parent-Teacher,meeting to be given on Jan. 'J~>has been postponed until warmweather.

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