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' BO BOUND OVER
10 HIGHER COURT
Luke Ball Held for Alleged
Slaying of Sam Taylor
Near Corbitts
Luke Ball, Negro, wanted here by
officers for several weeks in the
fatal stabbing of Sam Taylor, was
captured in Dinwiddie, Va., recently
and was given a hearing this morn
ing before Justice of the Peace J. S.
Albright.
Probable cause was found, and the
Negro was hound over under a $2,000
bond, and he went to jail in default of
same.
It was alleged that Ball stabbed
Taylor one Saturday night at a fish
fry in the Corbitt section.
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© Tomorrow, Chevrolet will present the brilliant excitingly new in the greatly increased power and
successor to the only complete low-priced car— acceleration of its High -Compression Valve-in-Head
Chevrolet for 1937, the complete car—completely new. Engine. Then, too, this thrilling motor car is proved .
You’ll want to see it, for it reveals an even greater all through. It embodies all the extra-value features
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SCOTOINCHEV^mLETC^IP^T
Henderson, N. C. Warrenton, N. C.
1937 CHEVROLET
HERETOMORROW
New Models Will Be On
Display Here At Show
room of Local Dealer
Henderson and vicinity will get
their first view, tomorrow of the new
1937 Chevrolet. It will go on public
display at the Scoggin Chevrolet Co.,
at 8:00 a. m., immediately after tne
breakfast which Mr. Scoggin is hold
ing in honor of his organization.
The breakfast is one of some 10,000
similar affairs being held throughout
the country just before the new
models go on view. It was arranged in
acknowledgment of the unusual co
operation displayed by Chevrolet deal
er employes this past year. Their em
phasis on owner satisfaction, Mr.
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Scoggin asserted, has been an im
portant factor, not only in the year’s
sales record, but in the unparalleled
bank of advance orders received for
1937 models. An exceptionally large
bank of such orders is on file this
year, he said, a« a result of the pub
lic’s experi'A.ce with the 1936 Chev
rolet.
Immediately after the breakfast,
the salesroom will he thrown open,
and an open house atmosphere will
prevail all day. Cars .rill be delivered
to purchasers in the rotation in which
the orders are received, Mr. Scoggin
said, adding that production in the
10 Chevrolet assembly plants is now
going on at a rate which assures
prompt delivery on all orders.
DRUNKEN DRIVER IN
RECORDER’S COURT j
R. L. Williamson, route 1, Mat-1
thews, was convicted of drunken driv
ing this morning in recorder’s court I
with Recorder S. B. Rogers pro-tem J
presiding, and was sentenced to four
months on the roads, commitment not
to issue upon the payment of a fine |
CLEMENTS, COGHILI
ARE OFF TO DETROIT
Left Thursday By Special
Train Carrying Dealers
From North Carolina
And Virginia
R. E. Clements and Marvin Coghill
of Clements Motor Co., local Ford
dealer, left for Detroit Thursday with
some 140 Ford dealers from Virginia
of SSO and costs. His license to drive
was revoked for one year.
George Williams, Negro, was fined
$lO and costs of court when he was
convicted of having whisky for sale.
Reece Hight was brought into court
on a capias under a judgment in a
non support case of October 12, and
was given two weeks to pay costs.
and North Carolina, who with 7,000
others from all sections of the United
States, will move into Detroit by spe
cial trains this week-end for a two
day gathering at the Ford Motor
Company’s factory, the first assembly
of its kind in the history of the Ford
organization, for ad isplay of the
forthcoming year’s models of the Ford
V-8. They will be guests of the Ford
Motor Company while in Detroit.
Wives and members of the families
will travel with the Ford dealers in
this spectacular gathering at Detroit,
which will last through Friday and
Saturday, bringing every dealer in
the country into personal contact
with Henry Ford, creator of the
gigantic industry that bears his name,
and Erlsel his son, who is Pre
sident of The Ford Motor Company.
The high note of Friday’s Program
will be the first view of the 1937
model of the Ford V-8. The dealers
and their guests will be taken through
the Rouge and Linden plants of the
Ford Motor Company for their first
view of the car that will be offered
to the public shortly.
This is the first time that Ford
dealers have gathered at Detroit for
an inspection of a new model. In the
past the custom has been to assemble
the dealers at the branch headquar
ters in the region where they operate,
but this yeaT the Ford Motor Com
pany has had them assemble at De
triot where Mr. Ford can deliver per
sonally a message that will outline his
views on the business that is gather
ing top-notch speed. Outstanding in
the ceremonies Friday, the opening
day of the meeting, will be the pre
sentation to Henry Ford of a huge
old Cape Cod windmill, the gift of
all the dealers in the United States.
The windmill has been standing on
Cape Cod for generations but is still
in an excellent state of preservation.
It has been placed in Greenfield Vil
lage, the small city of original Amer
ican builders and homes that Henry
Ford has bought and assembled as a
means of preserving living chapters
out of old American history. The pur
chase, dismantling, moving and re
construction of the old windmill was
made possible by contributions from
the dealers and it will be an engag
ing addition to the scenes in Green
field Village.
Psychological research reveTT*
every impression however th *t
corded with infallible accuraS. *+
depths 01 the subconscious nunlf e
KANSAS city,