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Delightful Affair
Had at the Club
, deliv'htful affair was the
„ _. fcJi budge I'irtny and dance at
V ira Country Club last evening
idi the memtuiship.
. tl l was served at 7 o’clock aft
v':.tye was played with Mrs.
- r ( .'i'n receiving high score
for ladies with Mrs. J. H.
. . > peltin'.: second high and A.
v ts hi* h score for the
m; Wilson T. Smith being
second hiuh scorer.
to o' l oh. lock, the floor was
, i dancing enjoyed, the mu
i;, , o fui >: ed by the club’s new
;; : .n;fvhui system.
jiiviii !•’» members were present
sra ■. m I s tables of bridge were had
foilcvir.g the supper.
Jean Calloway To
I’lay Here June 6
The Ti. !..' Club announced today
ti • .d r attracted with Jean Cal- I
;,.\v. 1 lil t' famous Orchestra to i
Cuo t\. dance at a local warehouse
he to June t at a mammoth charity
ball
She is a -ister of the famous Cab
d travels with a 14-piece
hand and floor show. The group will
he or. a southern tour from New York
v.r.er« th<-\ have been playing at the
Hot >ro:~
Full -h Is of the event will be an
r.cur.iid a a later date.
Spring Festival to
Be Given Friday
By Clark Street
0.. I'nutsdr.y afternoon at five
oiv a the annual Spring Festival of
Cianir Street school will be staged
rhl W*ddill Outdoor Theatre which
!s j' tne rear of the school grounds,
rit this time a beautiful and p’etures
jat < i f l l t a, (. indpi ella in Flower
si i wii l be presented by the pupils
TI main cast which
s composed of ninety children select
id ft in grades one to six will be ac
:c!v.| anied bv a chorus of approxi
two hundred voices.
T he theme of the play is similar
. tr.it «-f the fairy tale ‘•Cinderella"
HciM r.ou Cooper, representing the
asts a spell w»th her magic
b-i d and after a most graceful solo
• beckons her fairy attendants
it.d i-et> sail in a golden boat for
hurl n.d. The part of Daisy or Cind
:i. ; s portrayed bv P»isciHa Par
•Bto. while the proud sisters, Holly
■ t- and Tiger Lily are Dorothy Ste
r'fltt ,md Virginia Martin. Godmother
'atiltt Mamie Lee Bridgers. trans
orms Daisy and sends her to the ba’i
dr.: h is given by Prince Sunshine,
Wi. -ins. Jr. Johnny Davis takes
ro [ . * of Robin Red, the Herald.
Tt.f mtuial setting afforded by the
ettur if til -c.enoiy of the grounds is
at b«'ti!i ly appropriate foi the stag
l of this production whicli promises
K th« i .ost spectacular entertain
i.tiu vet | resented by the school.
‘he I at He is cordially invited to at
•: a there being no charge made for
dir.ission.
Hicksboro News
B FLORENCE B WOODY.
fi't tv mars have begun watering
u. i planting tobacco.
Van Stephens filled hcj_s re
* ! ''t' appointment at Island Creek
Sunday night.
umber o* people from here went
I 1 t arv Sunday afternoon to hear
biiccauleate sermon.
U" Jennie Gill who ha.s been
i: '.y sometime at Stovall return
•Q home Sunday.
•>1 and Mrs E. T. Hicks were Sun
m- t guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.
8 Woody.
Leon Gill, who has foeen num
among the sick we are glad to
- av is up again.
• M. D. Woody spent Saturday
in town.
and Mrs. R. T. Green of Ox
{l spent Sunday afternoon with his
.Mrs. S. A. Green.
Catherine Shanks of Dillon,
' visited her brother Saturday,
F' I. Shanks.
Mr and Mrs. H. S. Woody’s Sat
m donight guests were Walter
'B'ieii and wife and H. T. Gill and
amily.
‘•i t!,. Aubrey Mae Abbott left Sat
‘,juv for hi extended visit to broth
*! *n Arizona.
'".odv Matthews of Townsville,
M'i * S.iordny with his daughter, Mrs.
K L Bennett.
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»R. A. R. NEWSOM
Chapel Hill, May 14—Dr. Albert Ray
Newsome, Secretary of the North
v-aioHiia Historical Commission and
Editor of the North Carolina Histori
cal Review, has just been appointed
by the University of North Carolina
to succeed Dr. Robert Diggs Wimberly
Connor as head of the University His
tory department, subject to the ap
proval of the trustees, it was an
nounced today.
Dr. Connor resigned to become Unit
ed States Archivist. Dr. Newsome
will come to the University in July to
begin his duties here.
TRANSPORTATION OF
LIQUORMIITED
Law Allowing Elections in
18 Counties Also Legal
izes Hauling.
Dally Dispatch Bareaa,
In the Sir Walter Hotel,
BY J. C. bASKERVILL.
Raleigh, May 14.—The 17 counties
and two townships which may hold
elections unde* the law passed by the
legislature last Saturday to establish
county liquor stores, do not need to
wait for 30 days for these elections
but may hold them on any date which
may be set by the county commis
sioners. a careful reading of the law
revealed today. The only stipulation
is that the elections in all of these
counties ibut one must be held within
60 days from the enactment of the
law. New Hanover county has 90 days
in which to a,ct.
As a result, the county elections
could be held this coming Saturday
or in fact on any day set by the re
spective boards of county commis
sioners. It is expected, however, that
it will probably be ten days or two
weeks before any of the elections are
actually held, tc permit the counties
to set up the necessary election ma
chinery.
It was also found that this law re.
peals those sections of the State pro
hibition lav/ which apply to the trans
portation of liquor rnd will permit
the transportation of a a much as four
quarts of liquor per persons without
any danger ofar rest for violation of
the State prohibition law. It was like
wise found that while the law speci
fies that ‘‘net more than one quart
may be sold tc a customer at a time”
that the use cf the word “may” makes
it optional so that the counties may
disregard this and sell as much to a
customer as he or she may wish to
i:uy.
Accordingly, persons living in so
called dry counties may drive over
into wet counties that have county li
quor sitcirss, buy as much as four
quarts per person and then drive
through dry counties back to their
home county withouLbeing subject to
arrest for violation of the Stalte liquor
laws. Thus if as many as six persons
‘thould go in one car from a dry coun
ty into a wet county they could buy
and transport back into the dry coun
ty as much as 24 quarts of liquor
without violating any law and with
out being subject to arrest.
It is conceded that the provisions
in this law permitting the legal trans
portation of legally-sold liquor any
where in the State so long as the a.
mount transported does not exceed
four quarts per person, virtually re
peals the Turlington Act and thus per
mits the free transportation of liquor
in any pajt of the State, although it
can be legally sold in only 17 coun
ties and two townships, if all of these
counties approve the establishment of
these liquor stores. It is also conced
ed that this provision is designed to
concentrate the sale of liquor in these
18 counties and require the custom-
fOWISE
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-"'Tor-ioR-ra.ouJ
ffl.l
ers from dry counties to return again
l“ ltl a S' ain after new supplies, since
tne amount 'they can take out will be
muted to only four quants per per
son. 1
tr ? his Provision to permit the legal
taxed P r atiOU ° f legal - government
al hquor in all sections of the
conn e r and * n dry as well as in wet
18 expected to prove of ma
tena benefit to the resort sections
rot mcluded in the counties which
n <>> have liquor stores. For instance
•.,! T n t las deluded in the bli -/hich
Rn r 0 sarthest5 arthest west are Moore and
Rockingham counties. It is hence ex
count? the lic l uor stores in Urese
, J le V f established will supply vir
tually all of the Piedmont arid west
ern portions of the State, with the ex-
C f.?i' ! £ n ° f those counties which will
still be nearer to Virginia and South
.-■arohna. 11 Wlll also mean that tour
ists and visitors from other states can
feei safe to bring their own liquor, as
tong as it is government-boiided li
quir. into this State with them with
out fear o<f being arrested.
Since there is no state tax on li
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hekderson, (n. c.y daily dispatch, Tuesday, may 14, 1935
quor not even a license or privilege
tax. it is expected that these county
liquor stores will be able to sell gov
ernment bonded liquor at even less
than the prices charged for it in Vir
ginia and. South Carolina. As a re
sult, it is expected that they will not
only draw (business from all sections
of North Carolina but from these
other states as well.
3,000 Farmers In Washing
ton Shout Approval for AAA
(Continued from Page One.)
retary Wallace, who was greeted with
three minutes of cheering when he
appeared. Wallace smiled and was ob
viously pleased.
Several hundred North Carolina far
mers—leaders claimed the number
was more than I,ooo—were in attend
ance.
Trains, buses and automobiles early
today began pouring the North Caro
linians into the national capital. J. H.
Lane, of Wilson county, a member of
the Advisory Tobacco Committee, and
Dean I. O. Schauh of North Carolina
State College, were in charge.
R. Hunter Pope, of Enfield, address
ed the meeting of the tobacco con
trol program, which he said brought
prosperity to North Carolina farmers
last year.
Georgia farmers attending the
meeting jeered Governor Talmadge
with raucous cries shortly before the
meeting opened.
W. A. Shiver, big white-haired Geor
gia farmer, roused fellow members of
his state with a series of cheers and
jeers as he read a newspaper account
which he said reported Governor Tal
madge charged the farmers’ expenses
weer paid here.
This afternoon the farmers will go
to the south grounds of the White
House to hear the President. White
House attaches were inclined to at.
Kidnap Victim Weds
Ix 4:' A
' wf H
It was shortly after leaving Albany,
N, Y., home of his sweetheart, Mary
Fahey (above), that John J. O’Con
nell, Jr. (inset) was kidnaped two
years ago. Uncle paid $40,000 ran
som for his release. now cou
ple are honeymooning after brilliant
wedding.
(Central Free*)
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