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TED STKOUD, COACH ’
Billy hassh, mascot
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CHARMING VISITOR
Miss Weinet Saunderx of
Washington, TTl C Is visiting her
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs
Edward Saunuers 1 16 Fayette
ville 'Street. ^
Charlotte LotgTo Olililli
LiiAUUj'i'ttk,—lu • li«ti«sB weartnK wbat 'Jv«iicfd
gi/niu featured by m«igr errors
tlie Charlutte hornets i#(t by
a w.^rc of ;2 ^ biL>«ball K«ine
tif the boulu At4v»>i Uiaitut ol
ruiladtlphia b«(ore a large
hi?)day cr^^wd on iabur day Mon
duy at Ilaymau's i‘urk. Monday
afternoon tlie giants liad played
a game in Luncaslur ij. C. and
diiteated thuir team by a score
of'l&-8. Till) game was a pitch-
or’s doal with diiiton going tbe
route forlhc lloiuets. i'he llor*
MvU are under the management
ui.' George Grlar-
Features of the ga‘mo wer^
itie clowing oT the gaints who
t'vre altired n fantastic cof>tum
like an abbreviated gnm akirt
and with their -facea fantastia-
ally streaked paint and tiik-
linaes whiiu Were, given away.
■fhe piiie a radio *a» won
by Mr*. Estelle Sim ot South
Uildwell Street. To* tetuiad
prfza a movie~matic camera was
won by Uenry Williams.
1
ORBBNSBOEQ—Two youthl’
wore uutantly killed Wednesday
Sept. 6, Juit beyoifd Friendship,
wjten atat'e " patrolmen aUted
tbit there were by a hit-and
run driver. The nocident ©ccui*
ed on the Greenaboro-Wfiistpn
Sklem highway.
Ushers
TOE UNION BAPTIST USH
ER BOAilD is fponsoTing a
“PopUfsrity Contest" on Mon
day night Sept. 11 at 8 p. m. at
the-home utf Mrs Minnie Ford,'
1203 Hazel Slreet.
First and second prizes will
J>e (iyfn to the person'g receiv
ing the hipest number of
votec.
T%e crowing ceremony wi^
be performed ' by Mrs. Doily
Carter. Prizes will be awarded
by L, £. Austin, President of
the Interdenominational U%hers
Association. Everyone is cordi
ally ^vited to attend.
Programe Committee
jfis Daisy Mayo
i'lliss Margie Pettifotd
Xifiss Gertrude Davis
1 'B DS5KHAM USHERS
L.iION w,iD render a program
the Second Baptist Cnurch
' H Si.nday Sept. 10 193b at 3
o'clock. The public is cordially
uiiited^to atCend.
Dblsy IXayo >
Pt- /jram Coi]^nittee;i * »
Hobacbbing —
Continued from page 7
—^Maynar^ Wilson and Adolp
hus *lBrown accofSTng To fepS¥fif
from Concord are really* doing
fine as Supervisors of Recrea
tion in tiiat city—^In closing I
want to say that 1 hope you
aren’t salty if you saw your
name in print," rather you should
feel elated as we are, really
choosy as to makes our column.
Remember it is hot 'the way
that ypn lo it but rather tbe
you do it, and Cbarlotta-
isn’t the place.
Hurt In
Wrecks
WARSiElNTON—Two Negro-,
es, Bennie Williams and Wash
Williams were badly h“rt around
11 o’clock. Tuesday night when
tbe cari driven by Bennie Will-
ianu overturned on the ont-
ddrts of Warrenton. Both men
received scratches, bruises and
cots. They received medical
trMttment here. Wash William*
works for Powell and Drake
Grocery of Warrenton and
BcbbIc Williams is an employee
for Mn. Edmund White of th:s
City. fl»« "cifTras badl^ damag
ed.
Begal Theatre
'■f. TUESdXy—SPECIALr—WEDNESDAY
HERMAN BRIX IN
•'M
fe.
‘TARZAN OF THE NEW GCDDIE*”
THURSDAY—-BARGAIN DAY -5 and 10 C*nt.
Wallace Barry In "Port at Sevan Seat” Also Bob
BaVi*^ in "Wet tern , Tra^” i
Sell Your Tobacco With
LA N T E R S &
B A N N E R
WAREHOUSES
TALLEY BROTHER!
Durham, North Carolina
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rLANTEItS WAREHOUSE HA5 FIRST SALE ON OFININ G MONDAY SEPTEMBER 11th AND FRIDAY, THE 18TH
BANNER WAREHOUSE HAS 1st SALE ON WEDNESDAY 13th
yi^e Have A Cafiablo Fioree Awaiting To Servo You And Excellont Camping Quartort
■f.
. O.B. WAGONER . v * ^ .
H. A. AVERETTE
J. FRANKLIN BARFIELD. Proprietor*
FRANK G. SATTERFIELD
JAMES S. SATTERFIELD
WALKER STONE
GEORGE T. CUNNINGHAM
PROPRIETORS OF
,y
Warehouses
15th SEASON ON THE
PURHAM MARKET
the
, N. C.^
Firiii In North
16th SEASON ON THE
DURHAM MAJRICET
H With To Thank Oitr Thettsanil* Of Tobacco Growing Frien d> For Their Patronage Duripc The pa«t 15 years. And Solicit Yoar Continued - PatrOnag^ this Year.
MONDAY, SEPT. 11th; TUESDAY SEPT. 12th; WEDNESDAY. SEPT. ISthj THURSDAY 14*h
W. EARLY J'DADDY” BASS
AUCTIONEER
'Warehouse holds
H. H. “Hob" FOWLER
AUCTIONEER
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Destroy All Old Sales Cwrds Showing MartMt Open* Thursday Sept. 7th and Get New Sales Card at Our Warke«*e.