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The Warren Record
Published Every Friday by
The Press Publishing Co.
One Year For ?$1.50
HOWARD JONES, JR.
BIGNALL S. JONES
Editors
HOWARD F. JONES, SR.
Contributing Editor
That Justice May Ever Have A
Champion; That Evil Shall Not
Flourish Unchallenged.
Entered at the Postoffice at Warren
ton, North Carolina, under Act
of Congress of 1879.
O bless our God, ye people,
and make the voice of His
praise to be heard; Which
holdeth our soul in life, and
suffereth not our feet to be
moved.?Psalm 66:8, 9.
It never pays to go looking |
for trouble; it's too easy to find.
Happiness won't have anything ,
to do with a man that likes
trouble. The moment a man
stops looking for trouble happiness
will look for him.?Ir- *
ving Bachellor. 1
THE ESTABLISHMENT :
OF A CANNERY
i
Word that Warrenton
may obtain a government :
cannery to take care of the 1
beef from cattle shipped
here from drought areas of t
the west has aroused con- s
siderable interest among E
citizens of Warrenton and it
is believed that a large t
crowd will bY on hand for
the mass meeting to be t
called as soon as Mr. Nance i
of the Department of Agriculture
can come here to *
make known his plans and
what will be required of the i
Warren citizens to obtain t
the industry. s
It is understood that thej1
cannery will give, employ- t
ment to about 100 persons
and that its monthly payroll 2
will be approximately $2500, 1
covering a two-year period. (
It may be that the town e
will be asked to supply
water and power and build- {
ing, but whether or not this r
is the case can not be defi- ]
nitely known until Mr. Nance |
meets with the citizens.
Until then the only defi- ]
nite fact known is that Warrenton
wants this cannery 1
established here and that its 1
citizens are perfectly willing c
to make concessions to ob- 1
tain it. i1
j |
The advantage of an in-;s
dustry locating here for a 1
two-year period giving em- ?
ployment to 100 citizens *
with a steady payroll is per-l(
fnnfltr aKiti'aiio f a oil Alir hllQ- M
AC^fctjr UUV1UUO w ??? uux
iness people. We feel that *
it should be so obvious that (
merchants will donate a con- ]
siderable sum towards the 1
raising of necessary funds
beyond that which may be |
granted by the town and .
county governing authori- J
ties.
Quite naturally, the main
consideration given the venture
has been one of profit
to be derived from the government
payroll and from
the steady employment of an
additional number of citizens.
There is, however, another
angle to the matter. The
cannery is to be established
as a relief project by the
government and its product
distributed to the destitute
citizens of the county. Under
the circumstances any
sum of money raised by the
citizens of town and county
will be in the nature of a
contribution to help the Federal
government help our
READ and
| ?3 I ^tz?Tihel60^cholce
ixwi ported tobacco?that's <
John Bnslrin at 5c. Con
brand* now selling at 5c. and f
M Rmkln U httitr IstMag and an
BETTER sad MORS HAVAJ
f W | Smoke a few today?y
I 1 Jnhn Rnikfai hand*arc rrrtai inal
L LewisOnrMftCo,U
J. B. POINTER CIOAR CO., RJ
Warren ton, North Carolina
own people.
Therefore, with this dou
ble objective, we feel tha
our citizens are going t(
make every reasonable con
cession to have the cannery
established at Warrenton.
Calvary-Thelma Itemi
Misses Polly and Myretta Elliott
and friend. Maxine Gully, of Richmond,
are visiting relatives hen
this week.
Mesdames G. Harold Myrlck, J. C
Myrick, R. W. Harvill, and H. L
King and Misses Virginia Jenkins
and Fannie B. Johnston attended
the short course in Raleigh last
week.
Mr. Charles Taylor of Castle
Point, New York, is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Lula House.
Miss Sue House is spending the
week with friends in Enfield.
Miss Mary Bell Copeland and
Mr. William Pete Copeland, ac
:ompanied by their mother, Mrs.
Sopeland, of St. Stevens, S. C., are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Edgar
[sles in Thelma.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Myrick spent
Sunday with her people "in Macon.
Misses Virginia and Sally Atkinson
of Lawrenceville have been
/isiting their sister, Mrs. Harold
vfyrick.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Myrick and
amily and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jones
pent Sunday in Weldon as the
quests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Myick.
Mr. Vernon Vincent is spending
he week with Mr. Robert Myrick.
Mr. H. D. Myrick Jr. is spending
he week at White Lake.
Mr. Joe Mitchell was a visitor in
loanoke Rapids on Sunday night.
Mr. A. S. Johnston was a visitor
vith friends in Garysburg on Sunlay.
Mr. E. S. Jenkins of Roanoke Rapds
spent the week end at his home
lere with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Sadler of Richmond
pent this week with his sister, Mrs.
Yeeman Myrick.
Mr. Furman Myrick was a visitor
n Enfield Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Myrick entertained
i host of young friends one night
ecently ih honor of her house guest,
Jiss Marie Morgan of Elizabeth
ZJity. After the party, the guests
mjoyed a hay ride to Warrenton.
Misses Catherine Mitchell and
/irginia King were members of a
jicnic party at Roifioke Rapids on
rhursday night given by Miss
king's sister, in honor of her
louse guest, Miss Vernie Robertson
>f Norfolk.
Messrs. Robert King, "Ferdie and
Macon Moore were visitors here on
Saturday night.
Miss Virginia King entertained in
lonor of her house guest, Miss
/ernie Robertson of Norfolk on
Saturday evening. After a number
>f games, watermellon was enjoyed,
rhose present were the Misses
Maxine Gulley of Richmond, Marie
Morgan of Elizabeth City, Polly
md Myretta Elliott of Richmond,
Mary Bill Copeland of St. Stevens,
3. C., Vernie Robertson of Norfolk,
Catherine Mitchell, Roberta House
md Dorothy Myrick; Messrs.
Charles Taylor of Castle Point, N.
f., William P. Copeland of St.
Stevens, S. C., Robert King, Firdie
ind Macon Moore of Littleton, Ran
iolph Allen, Furma'n Myrick, John
D. House, Archie and Webb Harrtlh
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So long as there are enough citi
) zens In Warren county who are will
ing to work for the prevailing wag
t scale rather than to except highe
per hour pay as objects of charit;
- on government relief rools, I am no
unduly alarmed about the govern
ment's policy destroying our labo
market. In spite of the relie
! agencies, there are any number o
1 citizens in the county who are anx
; ious to secure jobs as laborers pay
ing from 10 to 15 cents an hour
1 That being true, what really mat
ters the government's 25 or 30 cent:
an hour for a smaller number ol
hours per week?
Neither am I greatly alarmec
over charges that many citizen:
working on relief projects are lazj
and inefficient. I think it true thai
thom foil int.n this cateeorv
UiailJ Ui ViiWUI ??VW ? ? s???
but there are others so employee
who are just down on their luck
seeking to keep body and soul together
by obtaining whatever hones!
work they can obtain, making a valiant
effort to obtain work elsewhere,
and turning to the government
as a last resort in their necessity.
I can feel no shame that thej
do not turn in vain to a government
that realizes it owes a duty tc
those who through birth, environment
or hard luck are down beneath
the level of those citizens whe
earn much more with less effort.
And it occurs to me that il
charges be true that the government
is taking care of a bunch oi
worthless citizens who should b?
forced to work harder for less pay
or starve, still that works no ill luck
to our community. For if only the
energetic and efficient were employed
by the relief agencies, we whe
like to have the efficient as oui
own employees, would be disappointed
and forced to rely upon
those whom the government has
now removed from our surplus
leaving us, if charges be true, the
best from which to pick and choose
Despite a lot of talk to the contrary
about letting people starve, a
j civilized people in a land of plenty
are not willingly going to let rnis
happen.
I am not particularly proud oi
the fact that the Federal government
has found it necessary to hell
us take care of people who are oui
own responsibility, but as I struggle
for my own sdbstenence it seem:
that I should not be ungrateful tc
an agency that, wisely or unwisely
is removing a part of a burden froir
my own shoulders. Were it not foi
the government relief, I know thai
many now being thus supported
would be in the County Home anc
a direct burden upon the taxpayers
of Warren County.
With so much of the money oi
our citizens dissipated in the greal
stock gamble, with cotton and tobacco
selling at the low figures thej
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mail here,
to this bai
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deposit is
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Citizens Bi
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hender:
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Under the provisions of the
and through our Membersb
Fund, your money deposited
up to $5,000.
BARREN RECORD
tt have during the past few yeai
: with our people burdened wil
debts, I feel that the $700 a monl
: sent into this county for relief pu:
poses is a great boost to busines
and sometimes I wonder if it wei
not for this fund, and for the othi
hundred of thousands sent in f<
B crop reductions, how we could mar
" age to pull through.
r Churchill Items
y Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gardner an
1 daughter, Anna Egerton, and Mr
Anna Gardner are spending severs
? days with relatives at Beaufort.
Mrs. Claude King of Wise is vis
iting in the home of Mr. T. W. Dun
can this week.
Mrs. Hershburg and little son c
Richmond, Va., spent a few day
this week with her sister, Mrs. C. I
f Burrows.
Mrs. H. L. Wall and daughter;
, Mabin and Hazel, of Elams an
, Miss Geraldine Wesson of Whit
' Plains, Va.; spent Monday in th
. home of Mr. W. W. Haithcock.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harris o
I Vaughan were visitors in this com
munity last Sunday afternoon.
' Mr. Walter Bell of Henderso!
. j visited in the home of Mr. C. I
" I Burrows this wppk
Messrs. John Scarborough an
. Russell Nicholson of Raleigh sper
. last week end in the home of Mi
r H. V. Scarborough.
Miss Clara Fleming Pope of nea
) Vaughan is spending some tim
. with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pope thi
. week.
> Mr. H. V. Scarborough spent las
week end with relatives in Raleigt
; Mr. James Duhcan of Raleigl
. spent Monday with his parent
I here.
! Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Allen of War
' renton were visitors in the home o
: Mr. W. S. Gardner last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Haithcoc
ariC daughters, Edith and Catherine
? were visitors in Raleigh, Durhar
' and Greensboro Wednesday.
i As a man gets older he's afraid t
i admit it by leaving a party, so lx
, stays to the bitter end.
. Report of T. B. Gard
1 ner, Sec'y-Treas. O:
Town of Warrentoi
c FOR MONTH OF JULY, 1934
UblNLUAL MJflU
Receipts
1 July 1?Balance on hand.. .$4231.2
" July 2.?1934 advance taxes,
Mrs. J. J. Crinkley... 16 0
i Mrs. B. P. Terrell.... 23.3
, Alpheus Jones 41.2
Walter R. White 56.3
Hunter Drug Co 69.0
J. Willie White 95.4
July 3?Dividend of War'
renton R. R. Co 1485.0
I July 3?1934 advance taxes,
I Carolina P. & L. Co.. 135.8
i July 24?Hotel rent of T. C.
Montgomery 175.0
, July 25?Dividend Warrenton
R. R. Co., Special 2351.2
J July 26?1934 advance taxes,
Mrs. A. A. Williams.. 58.2:
r A. A. Williams 97.6!
slope
Stamp
two things are all the
you need to bank by
Address the envelope
lk, affix the stamp, enks
endorsed for deposit
drop in the nearest mail
eaching the bank your
immediately credited to
nt.
% by mail is easy, it's con1
it's safe! When you are
our vacation, or when
town and find it inconcall
at the bank in perk
by Mail.
ank&Trust I
PA XT V I
SON, N. C. I
Amended Banking- Act of 1933,
dp in the FDIC .Temporary
in this bank is now insured
Warrenton,
s, I July 31?Total cash collect;h|
ed Water Co., rents.. 706.11
y. July 31?Total cash collect- /
ed Water Co., sale of
material 4.00
Amt. received from the
Special Fund 1005.92
;r
>r Total.... $10551.71
i- Disbursements
July 1?F. H. Gibbs, salary $ 30.00
July 1?T. B. Gardner, sal. 30.00
July 1?M. M. Drake, sal.. 110.00
July 1?C. E. Lovell, sal 65.00
July 1?R. L. Wilson, sal... 50.00
d July 1?H. R. Skillman, sal. 125.00
s. July 1?Mary Terrell, sal.. 40.00
il July 3?Rodwell Bros., asphalt,
grease, etc 1.55
July 3?Citizens Insurance
& Bond Co., Insurance
Hotel 32.61
July 3?Mrs. N. M. Moore,
if for stamps 4.50
s July 3?Warrenton Water
Co., hydrant rental... 50.00
July 3?Pres Pub. Co., for
report 9.50
3> July 3?Edwards & Broughd
ton, tax abstract
e binder .; 6.14
e July 3?Hunter Drug Co.,
batteries and bulbs.... .40
July 3?Car. P. & L. Co.,
traffic lights 2.94
July 3?Car. P. & L. Co.,
street lights 161.74
n . - ? ? - - ?
' j my j?uar. p. & u Co.,
' power, N. pump 104.50
July 3?Car. P. & L. Co.,
d lights, N. pump 9.20
July 3?Car. P. & L. Co.,
power, S. pump 10.00
July 3?Car. P. & L. Co.,
lights for office 5.54
r July 3?Allen, Son & Co.,
e pencils 1.00
,s July 3?Whites Building &
Supplies, Inc., cement 4.50
. July 3?Dillon Supply Co.,,
valve leather .50
1- July 3?Warrenton Water
k Co., draft of P. P. Pace 1.00
s July 3?Hunter Drug Co.,
bottle for chemicals.. 1.50
July 3?Carolina Tel. Co.,
. office phone 6.55
1 July 3?The Texas Co., kerosene
6.60
k July 3?Pittsburg Meter Co.
J. meter repairs.. 32.00
n July 3?Empire Match &
Mfg. Co., pipe fittings 15.58
July 3?James McGraw Inc.
0 valvue and fittings... 10.05
e July 3?H. R. Skillman, trip
to Raleigh 3.75
Tn1?r O TXfnwnnfAn Wotor
[ uuij' o vv aixciibuii it ui/ui
Co., petty cash 23.94
_ I July 3?Rodwell Bros., tools 1.92
" July 3?The Selig Co., garf
bage cans 22.50
July 3?T. W. Hight, refund
1 of taxes 6.25
July 7?M. M. Drake, town
payroll 34.90
July 7?Silas Curtis, salary. 10.00
July 9?Eureka Fire Hose
7 Co. 300 ft fire hose.. 308.70
July 11?John S. Plummer,
5 horse board 13.50
g July 11?Hunter Drug Co.,
5 batteries etc 1.20
2 July 11?Gillam Auto Co.,
8 gas for fire truck .64
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July 11?Boyd-Boyce Motor
Co., repairs to car C.
H. Drye 2.50
July 14?M. M. Drake, town
payroll 37.97
July 14?Silas Curtis, salary 10.00
July 21?Silas Curtis, salary 10.00
July 21?M. M. Drake, town
payroll 31.30
July 28?M. M. Drake, town
payroll 28.12
July 28?Silas Curtis, salary 10.00
Total.... $1485.69
July 31?By Balance $9066.02
$10551.71
July 31?To Balance $9066.02
Less cash in safe $ 26.33
$9039.69
July 31?Bank Statement.. .$9039.69
SPECIAL FUND
Receipts
July 1?By balance on hand$ 910.92
July 3?Int. on Water &
Sewer bonds 75.00
Julv 3?Rent. Margaret's
Beauty Shop 20.00
$1005.92
WARREN
THEATRE
PROGRAM WEEK AUGUST 12
Monday-Tuesday
Jack Oakie and Ben Bernie
"Shoot The Works"
Wednesday
Warner Oland
"Charlie Chan's
Courage"
Bargain Day: Matinee and
N&ht, 10c-15c
Thursday
Shirley Temple - James Dunn
"Baby Take A Bow"
Fridaay
Lew Ayers - Alice Faye
"She Learned About
Sailors'
Saturday
John Wayne
"West Of The Divide"
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in tbem anJytwocf tfeeiesi
: tlrat the vise dhat are within the
l0Cllo,r* "fiaine advantage a
es* the Thrift Kekfaatoc now?!
cg^ataodnced bo eztza cost. Lo
f oQ-dte towu aenuB?tr> suit'your)wer
& Light
Ju,y |
Bal- on hand.
bond FUND *
July 1, 1934-ByBaian
hand . . nce on
Disbursements ^33 V
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lost 20 LBSTofT^ I
IN JUST 4 Vycci. I
Mrs. Mae West of <?. , "5 fl 1
writes: "I'm only V\ Louis u?
weighed 170 lbs. until.,?3' I
of your Kruschen SalNi'1* ??e bS I
ago. I now weigh 130 4 ??e2 I
more energy and funL1 al? havJ I
never had a hungrymnhar??re v* I
Fat folks should tak? ent-" I
spoonful of Kruschen Saif?'eihi" tea
of hot water in the ? ,n a ell. I
breakfast-ifs the Stfp'f bffo? H ?
way to reduce as tens o? ^ralei! M
men and women know """bands ^Hk
For your health's salt,
get Kruschen at anv i,?'1am
cost for a bottle that lafel"r^-th?
but a trifle and if ftfter the ?**Vs it M
you are not joyfully sathsJ^1WtS ^Hu
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