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ASSOCIATED PRESS AND CENTRAL PRESS
Hftttoraim Baflg Btajratrff
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1941
Vance Gives Majority Of 216 To Keep Liqour Store
1,745 Votes For Control
Ànd 1,529 In Opposition
City Gives 43S Majority for Control in Vote
of 1,358 to 920; All Rural Precincts But Two
Against Control.
By a majority <>t 216 in a total
vote of 3.274 cast in a special eicctlon
Tuesday, Vance county decided to
continue .at. : ; 1 - hquoi .store.
(. ■-in; lift· ■ «
<!;·> iron ·. :.··> v»·: precincts
Hi the ο>ιι··:> - · <-u !.74.~> ·. ·>:ο l'or
control, anil l.'2;i against c ntr I
All ot tlie five Henderson pre
cincts \ ..ted ■ , . ntr ·!. tin· c.ty \ u
being l,3.îo : control and 92:)
again-*, ; y *>ι 438 i> /
control.
Six of the 1 ight rural precincts
went again»! cont · i. only Williams
boro and Towns\ lie favoring it, both
by l,,r«tc . .. Τ !.e . o'e :n tin
eight j .... 1 . et.- .-hewed 387 for
cont ι Γ. .1 '· :< .» unst, a inaj"ritv o:
222 .it;. ;:-·
When V ·. ν · untv ν ·. .1 Sat
urday , June 29, 1933, on the issue ol
ABC :
and *54.i ' a.,·,·:
ity <if 1,8:38 for control At that time!
Ht : <it iil .833 :
c ntr·>1 . · : J · ' ·· 1 ma
jority · ■ : n : town
ship* at '.hat ' ' d against em
ti*«· . Κ t 'i , tv of 19 an«:
Nutbush casting its entire twenty |
Votes 39
Th·· te i'u< sd i.v a.- a trifle lai
ger t;
v.. tiniati i · : ; '. '
ballot "
majoi ΐ·\ . .run:
of tie ·
than' ! ••"I'd, >
1 eaiiy
■vt 3.000
I Iil \ :ηκ
ijoritv would
be at least 500, and one estimate be
ing that ' .·· ' !> ··>·· uni go th, e »
toone for continuing the ABO system.
'! La - - : Λ 1S <J ..it ' ! < -
îgll. ,:t X. · M·.,: y d■ - rders
reported. Very few people congregat
ed around the polling places, and]
most voter- v.er. n, cast their b.i!
lots ana ρ: s·:; tlv le!' There v..i.>
comparatively little evident activity I
nil eithei :de
( 'no obser\ ei' gave ' as h ; opill a :.
that had the ' . e· ■. 1 i.nti Ί
early 111 e1 1 " ·■ <i > - λ ■ m Id h
won by ρ κ.ni: î 'y .mai · ;
ci nti i II·
lzed their precarious position and be- j
c.one vt .ii·!'. :n uiiding up \ tes I
in late afternoon, resulting in vie-1
torv I'm 1 ht side · y a mai ont ν con
sidered by many as comparatively
- 111a ! : m . ···!.■; ' ■ 'te ι ·ί 3.274.
The closest vote in Henderson was
the East Henders -r. precinct, winch
went for control hy -nl.v 36. though
North Henderson was wet by only
50. and South Henderson No- 1 had
only 77 a: . :>·
West Hend.·: · tal ■ ote w:is
550. with a maj rity of 136 for con
ti !. while South Henderson X >. 2
ι i\i .μι-' .»::·· \.>t: lo». or .">41·. but
gave ;i wet majority three larger, 01
139
Kitt: ell - ive the bitîfjvst ru nil r
' ■ !v aga n.-t control. at 181. in ;
ti't.il \ to 'ι 265 Sandy Crook op
(·>'.! . nt: 90 in a total count
J'11 ,\ ir. smallest precinct
' ! ι 'Ίι :y ι·—: only 14 votes
i ■ -d i>. :: ,·«· 1 i : .i'm: for control
and eleven against In 1933 that pre
cinct polled twenty votes, all ot them
\*' 'b' ' η ι rond
held. undo:' tho !..
yoars hence.
Y ilu'O \vaί the last
v--t:ng "η retaining th
during Iho space of
ron. first f> ballot >>:■
ι mod wet by ,i!
voted dry by slight!;
■ ι Oi ti Ί>or 4. . ". :
wet bv 27 majority
I.,ist year Johns'. r .
its liquor stores bv
jority. Vance was th·.
made it three to t<\
irol counties testing
' ; · γ o:' ..'ons.
Following
' c : : ' \ Ί" ·' - ·
η the countv a- < a
: :h- 21. 1941 :
cannot be
until three
.:·· ο·amtie
q Uor store:
Wai
•tember 27.
Franklin
than 12Oi
remained
■tohor 15
• voted ou
• η 11 a 1 m;i
bber", and
\ ο con
ntiment oi
'.ι Ό unof
: - c nets
» Oc
M.ijorit>
Ν Henderson
Henderson
Hind. No.
>. Helid. \
F. Henderson
KittrMI
\V illiamsbero
Γι wnsville
Nutbush
Middleburg
Sandy Creel;
Dabney
Watkuis .
M 4
286
4 J
64
84
3
OU
; :ui
139
3β
t>.)
5 y
38
181
J
Sin j
14 ,
lit
314 :
1.745 ^ ..'>29 .">30
Ma.:· . :ty : ·:· C'.-nti 216.
In Hendoi son tow nship. For con
ti · ·Ι. 1 against control. 92u; ma
. .ty ;· ■ 'litr>>1. 438
Precincts outside Henderson: F>>i
control. 387. against control, 609; nia
lonty against control. 222.
Vote in 1935.
For purposes of comparison, t:-<
\ te east m "ho control referendi;::
η Saturday, June 29. 1935. is re
produced here, as taken iron. tin
: les Me Daily Dispatch <>t Men
day, July 1, 1935. It show
Fur
I'recinct
North Hende
West Hendet
S·ι. Hendoi
S<> Hendoi
East Hendt r
Kit troll
Wiilian si- ro
Τι iwnsviFi·
\" î b us
Middlobu. ,<
Sandy C: eok
Dabney
U'.
AK.lills,
( ontrol ( niiti oi
son
>n
No. I
No- 2
29"
34'
Τ ι
1 7 ti
51
. 183
68
54
134
4
1(5
2U
42
31
15
545
He
lit!
I.I
·: it\ for control.
:>·ν nship \otcd: For
: .833; igamst control, 255,
t ol. 1.578.
rural townships votinc
ι : :. -' control were Kittrell, by ,
ajority I 19, and Nutbuah, 2n.
m)>letr. r a total of 39.
Another Bantley Sensation
VUdu.-.t \" - · ·.<· ■■ t ( ■ ut.-t..iui.r.g attraction.- ' "Freaks
η Par.ide" ·\\ .it Γ...ΊΪ U y's All Ann·.η Sho\v> now ρ.-ν · .i all this
week at the Golden Belt Fair. Medusa has a normal head, but not another
normal bvr.e :r. htr bidy. She talks ..:id tells her o\\ : t rv.
Dispatch Carrier-Salesmen
Make A l our Of The Fair
1 :>u .· ;..ιι... ι>: ·. · a.- a Uni
and tin ... laiui. p.. c: it api m
Banlk'v .- Α.. Λ . ί S:. - :ι
playing the midway at the annual
Gulden Licit Fair ail this weete b>
members of the Dally Dispatch Car
ei -Sa . - organ./.at : : ivho
'.vit,· guest.- t:.ι ll Iden lit·!; t'.i .
and llerm. η Bàntley, ,>wiht βI ttté
nndway Tuesday night, going througi
the shows and rides, and winding
:p a till' ' - . · .η> :u
cones ul' ill . 11 as a
. pce:,il tr.at fr.-ni th. B.mUey organ
ization.
t.. 1 Fleming, ι ι dent κ! tht
la... ;:iv:U«l the y into tlu
ti: ι ; ; ! ι cl. .ml Mr. I >.···.: U\v"i- .>p.cia.
'ί',ιγι . 11.111 \ t■ gave t :.ο hoy.·. an es
: h .1 I ν ι ; > ; '. ; ■ ' il;: 'in' n ι idway. j
Τ:le ι·;ι.·ι·:ι·: -sale : ι :i wore of til· |
; 1 m. .'iter that t: ; . that the m.d- j
.•...y ·λ.ι· ■ η. .if tlu· '".-.t, and they ι
wee Γ'·'.·, ί 111 ;i * Μ: Κ1 < : μ 111U and
ΛΤ:. 1 J.intKy were ' ic t:nest of fel
lows. i
Second Armored Division
Enters Carolinas Maneuvers
whiles t W.i: l'VO:· a
t : : led iii .in Λ · · d vi> mï will
. λ to the m : ι : .11 Is s«. χ Ί1 as
*.'u· .-icon.1 a..':·· ·. t ·; · riMon ! t·^ η ;
trek t t : : t C . mas to enter
F ■ Λ >
i. tenant Colot 1 Redding S. Pet
day that the division would take
3inti vi·:·! cles :» the war game—
9H pe: cent o! tiie peak
-treng'.i. . ; ί :. ■ ·. .*. ί .in ariii.'.od
d :\" ι s : 11 η. and ..iu· of the largest ve
hicular movements ever undertaken
!\v an American division. New ship
: ents have brought the véhiculai ]
t■.»t;11 pa-t 11 :·■ huge niimbei· it took
to recent exercises in Louisiana.
Fi:>t uruan^ati'm to leave will
ό the 17th engineer battalion, which
'.ill move ;t r'ridav. bivouacking
TWO YOUNG GIRLS
ARE DETAliNED HERE
their names as Belva Haddock, 15,
.oui 1··..;,· St o\. 13. an.l i t:u·:.
.. . .ι .■ wort ni a: \\\, ' > .. X. 1
A'ere tamed uver ,.i, ι .ara Mai
Ellis, Vance county welfare super
intendent, this morning by Police
Sergeants \V. Μ. Κ a .ant C'·. S
Eastw... d. . .... J ta,· y ma
sters ap 1 : A:ai.\ v. a\enue exti n
sion.
l'lu . ' >ί ο I ..-y wer<
brought - M "·' .y .rning, and
n.u'l ; " ' ' ' a . i■ .ea 1 ;i. >te 1.
Fhl> 1 : y ; ; Λ In· '. \ e:
'ray : . ! '. ,·. e "... :'e>t, ί hey
told pn'. ee.
ι η.. : η e t .
■ ...'at them t ,
:■■·!. believe it a
THREE DEEDS PUT
ON COUNTY BOOKS
< 11 .i i 'y ; per· λ ■ : . ■ reported
■·I,.y at tii Reg strv office.
I! Il (ïtfgi.ry and wife, fur lov
nd a ι ι e! ; .a :id S1. c. >n\'o.ved 1 â 3-1
is ι··' land un the Henderson-Ox
."d read tu I. ay .lane Gregory.
F ι" SKI and eonsidei at ί his, Oscar
I) II ·vie. and wife sold Tobia
K· l'ii.y and wife lot on McCoin
street.
F ankie Kearney sold Jeanni
Plummer une acre of land in the
county for $1 and loco and affection.
RECORDER CLEMENTS
HEARS TWO CASES
Τ w.i charges were before Record
er R. Ε Clements today in county
court.
Norn in Cooper, Negro, was guilty
"f being drunk, and was given 30
da . s, suspended upon payment o'.
the costs, and st ying away from
Aie χ Burwell's place on the Ra
'rgh road. He must show good be
ha\'ior.
Durwood Gupton, con\'icted ot
damaging personal property, was
given 60 days, the term to run con
eurently with a three year term im
posed by the Vance Superior court
In Hospital Corps.
Kerinit V. Clayton, who enterec
service at Camp Lee July 3 has beet
i i.ne of three retained in his regimen
for work with the hospital corps. Η
is in the dental offices at the statior
hospital. Camp Lee, with the !36tl*
j service unit at the medical station.
that night .it Allien.-. Ga., and mov- |
my nit·· Iht d.v ϊ-.·#:ι assembly area
near Chester, S. ; , the lolluwmg
day. ;
ι ,ιί' ; ; ..ι. ι i iuir oi Uie u. . <oi. ·
...il ... .e ill liuee ^ .'O U pS 1 VV Ο U_> I
. . ι a .....ι Ι',ιυ Oj ... .. 1.11.· li.M . OUU
fcuitwuu, uuuul ο L-- hours lung ana
I C,_ a I . ie> .1 . v; ; ' i.i.iLJ ι). lU.l J
..iv-L. Λ..ι ieave a On UUilÎ' OU Uie
r.ii'l ij.i.aaig λ Li.auuii ealay i·..
LJc.aoei a '. λ; v. ... Uie .i.g.u
.ι ι vv. > ν ciiL'r1.Id l as l ana w es l i'.
.nolil.echo, Liu. Un me niglll ui !
e^ei.'jei Jl tne eelieions will uivouuu j
between JLatiriiis .ma Clinton, b. e., ,
ana niuve Uie next Clay imu Hie I
viciiiuy υΐ Cnestcr, a. t-., uie as
sembly area.
A seeullU group oL Similar size,
v\ i.i leav e Uie .fcienning reservatiun |
.; u.iV i.ienma tne ins. g.oup, SiOp- ;
, . tile ii.giils at Uie -ame' places .
a. ale ;irst.
i :... η movement vv..l be that e> 1
i. . λ· mUs oi la;iK~. L..ealenanl
^ . nei U. .ΐ). liuysdeli, . -Distant sllp
i'.\ ■ i.. cc r, iMiiii'irtii vviln ran oi
. a·, At.a.'ila ye.-teruay on tne
movement, will cari y aoout 32o lignt
mid ::.ea:u ineindmg a nuiu
■je. ι'! .VI3 medium.·.—latest models,
a: :.ed w i t : ι 7j mm. guns.
1· .eld g.ais and nine-ton armored
"ii.iii-tracKs (nail truck, nail tractor
ve...elcs) wail g. ι by road to m.i
jiea.ers tor the lir.it time, Hereto
;»Ί· they ha\e been shipped by rail.
llie entire division, with its 3100
veinules and nearly 12,000 men, w.ll
ί· :n the assembly area near Che. lei
by 0 p. m. Niivember 2, ready to
.nmip into the first problem posed
by First Army.
.Besides tanks, tne division has
near.y 200 armored scout cars, more
than alio armored personnel carriers,
more Uian 5UU motorcycles, about
finii 2 1-2-ton trucks, 360 qu. rter-ton
jeeps", 260 1-2-ton o.rs and trucks
and hundred.·, ol miscellaneous ve
hicles.
The maneuv :\s in the Carolma
will bring to a total of 16 weeks the
time spent m field by the second
armored div ι.-ion since mid-June.
This is thoug.it to be the largest to
tal time in the field s[ient on ma
neuvers by any American division.
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
Sft /'(/;/< f ι"'ι
1. Which ni the Great Lakes is tlie
largest?
2. Eels have two hearts; true or
lalse?
3. From whom did .Jack Dempsey
win the world heavyweight mix
ing crown".'
4. C - - d ■ ■ j H a kind of textile
material ;md a word us d to des
cribe a kind of rough road.
:i Name the nearest star to the
earth.
0. Mt. Everest, the world's highest
peak, is about 29,000. 32,000 or
35,000 feet high?
7. Which is the c rrect designation
for the survey line originally
marking the boundary between
Penn.-ylvanin nnd Maryland; The
Mason Dixon Line or Mason and
Dixon's Line?
8. Name the capital of South Da
kota.
9. What poetical place bore over its
portals the inscription. "All hope
ahandon. ye who enter here?"
10. Wh is the governor of the Ba
hamas?
Red Cross
Class Ends
This Friday
Λ ι': : ι t.nn r, :Ί·.··η Al ·η.Ι. ν ηικ·'·*
! 1.1 Î ν.Ί IK. !!'( two W Cl'k- Il 'III .-··
ιι Ι.ι 1 ,nd undo: ;iu>;)ni'- ot tl "
Red Cro?s will end Friday night ol
this week Emil Lewi.«, of tin· stall'
of the national organization in Wash·
ington, said today that "t the thirty
lour i'<"..-on.··· wlni started the ι ai
all ait· sticking excvpt t\\ . . ; ι ι
ι r.\ ι a n i til icate or .· mi.*' othi :'
credit when tin· ι·οιιι>ο ι nil .
Grades for the thirty-two who
finish will he forwarded ! 1 Wash
ington, and certifie »tes will be 1 sued
to them from national headquarter
Mr. Lewi.- said all im . in·; ol the
class had done good work. The text
book that was ftirnlslwd has been
completed and review work .- now
111 progress.
Classes have been held throughout j
η the Parish House of Holy In
a 'Cent · Fr:-r 1 ,1 church in -m 7 to
10 p. m. Monday through Friday, j
Actual de: οι: t rat ion ol lirst a'<!
York have befn given in addition to
irai and v. Hen le-ls on the texl
, it ha.- iui : ι studied.
192,484 Lbs.
Tobacco Soid
the Henderson
$62,719.84 for the sale, or an aver
age of $32.5tt. The figures were an
111 ϋι'ΐ (I ι ,i y >\ Smith Young.
not estimated :>v t:u .· .j: '. : ί'.
KESLER FUNERAL lb
THURSDAY MORNING
!··..·«. )'iι . ..·· i.l . Ko.-··
1er, GC, mother of I-'red Kesler, oi
..." o.iy, · · : .1 I . .1 > ail. I'
ll"· 'M .it J . 11 the ii. >:nc oi
a daughter. AI. .1. W. l'rc\ i). in
Th":i κι.-1· ι Ko '· e >nducte 1
Γ!ι i. -Ci. y ::.ιι.ι, at 1 w:3ti o'clock
: : > ! the K. : -: Ha j ' .· ' eh arch in
Sal : iry. and ::iU raient w.'.i Lit
made tliere.
Mr.-. Kesler had iu on a recent ·!·
tor in the city. She was ill about two
weeks, and suffered a stroke.
Mr. Kesler left here immediately
after the receipt of the news of
his mother's i>. ssing.
MRS. EVERRITTS
MOTHER IS DEAD
Mr E. C, Event!. Ν ad of tha
Henderson Business College, wa
ll led I · Big Rapid-. Λ Τ ι · ■ 11.. Λ1· Ίΐ
day. booau.-o of the death^Monday
a I., r l ' ithor .whoso I :nr:™ was ίο
be conducted there today.
The business school v. a - oln-ed to
day. with no classes being hold.
Defense Quotas For Farmers
Adopted At Meeting Tuesday
Wince county ..gricultural worker.-;
ye-!ciday pledged themselves I ι
wia'k I··. ncreascu production ot
.... ι ct>. and food and iced crop.
to meet increased demand.·; of thi.
country and democracies resisting
re- .···< T!,i act .oil v. as tak. n.
aluns λ : * Il -. : : ι. la r pledg.t'g bv rep
resi ntat e- of nine other counties
:· ι. . d ~·.. at a .metui!* attend
i I bv e than one 'lundi d key
f mi leaders an l addresses by speak
t ;■· e r.necti d w.tiι ,-tate and federiil
farm agencies.
J. \V Sand...- \ ancc c unity farm
..Kent, t 'day quoted .lohli \V. C'. iod
man, assistant director of the Ex- j
1'. :i-ion Service, as .a.villg that food I
Would be shipped to K.n-opc.m "de- ;
m icracies" regardless of suppî ies m
tins country, and tli t tliei . is dans- ί
er of 11 :od shortage in America un
it.-.- production is in crcased to meet J
• ... «··:< ···,'·· :icy.
l:i coop, rati; η with the nationwide
;>r< 4r.Mi1 lor "to id for fr.edom". I
Vance c ' inty will endeavor to in- j
a -e 1 · !>!·· ' Suet Ί1 by fiOO p.mild· ;
' .1 us HU2. with an increase of '
I '"> in the number of milk cows, ίο
iniT"a.-e egg production bv 41.OUI.
d •/en, and to make the following
ncre,is .- η feed crops: threshed ;-oy
M . :! it) ,.c:vs: oats, 2i>0 acre. :
ay, 12t'il acres, and hay, ~ .000
In addition, minimum require
■ · ut.- 'or home gardens will call for
the planting of ten >r : ι
bles. and minim m re<|U
that each farm si ι lcl ,
f<n>d and fin d prod ;ot . η
ficient I >o.l and ft-ι d lor the
and livestock on the farm r. 1 ·>,j
Blanks are now being π,πι , , 1
in Mr. Sanders' office tor ι u-i
in the county, and a> early a ρ .
sible AAA communily oommittp -
mtη will vist each far ι m ■ ,,
county t·' s:'car.· individual pled ;
for increased production of ta.
sential crops.
LCCA'. K1WANIANS
ATTEND MEETING
WITH OXFORD CLUii
Thirty-two members i,f the II n
de-son Kiwani? cl ;b .1 moved
O.vi·>! d la-1 night f >r ; η inter-»·! ; ι
meet Mi!; with the Oxlord Ki\> .mi
Jcihn Ed Pittavd, Oxford cl lb
dent, presided at the me taig.
U. \\ Hi :,in. p. d"nt 1: th · !
club, responded to the welcome κ vt :
by Will II κ l<s. < f the ho ' clu 1
The program lor the vcr.ing ν 1
in charge of Hal P;ttard. past 1:
tenant governor of the K'-.vani <1
trict, who conducted a que t :<■ 11 . · I
answer coot' st in which ab< it :
of the members f the two club pa
ticipated.
GREEN RIVER
Green Riv.r Boilled in Bond Kentucky Str.iaht Bourbon <»hirt.y. IOO Ρ'°°| Kentucky St,eight
Seurbon Whi.i*y, tb Proof. Tbi. Whi.key I» * V.·'» Old Oldetyme Distiller. Corp., Ν. Y.
FETER McLAREN
CHAMPION CHOPPER
Coming to
KEMDERSdH
Monday, October 27
McLaren challenges all comers who have
not previously competed against him and
$50.00 CASH PRIZE
if he fails to cut through a log in two-thirds
the time taken by a contestant.
— Contest Will be Held at——
11:00 O'CLOCK MONDAY MORNING,
OCTOBER 27, on lot opposite C. W.
Finch Sons on Breckenridge St.
All good choppers aie invited to enter the
contest —IT'S FREE!
McLaren's appearance here is to
demonstrate the PLUMB ΛΧΕ and is
sponsored by
C. W. FINCH SONS and
WATKINS HARDWARE CO.
Let Us Tell Your
Motor's Fortune
• .. ♦ . ι \ jciing th
,' · y·»,,:' · t:·.d We rca
S l Ν .MOTO H l i STFïl
back I '■* ΐ1' Ρ l'ici pick -up.
Save (ids.
Let Is Diagnose Your M<tor
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