ASSOCIATED PRESS AND CENTRAL PRESS I IfenJtersmt Dathj iKspatrij i_ FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1942 |
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Tobacco
Inspection
Vote In May
Patrons of Henderson
Tobacco Market to
Have Opportunity to
Vote on Institution of
Federal Inspection
Service.
trtii! KC! .' -0
during t:u* . pa
on \\ he* o ■ * i' i ::
V . C’C
ed t d.ty '> .1 VV
era! .\_I'.-..' !* ./ '
All t-wv. nr
C - • C
F’ •• •. \nb.i
w.'.i he :nc’ 'ded in the grower re!
erend 1 ^ducers will bailor
sport «,■ ;it ;i., :r trKets winch
ti • V
c • ity wil . ' ' - md -
c-an* and w.'l
in a w •* -n -• **\ ee and :hf»
n
Fn n . o*: - -f.rvi'e h ,s
born jv- on he Oxford vv
brecn n or a nnn'ber >r yen -
r.?v» x thirty pays.
Mayor
hi'!’:-'. ! F nftcr Kw rv was
* ' 1 ‘v nf ... • a I nk an 1
I :
eaic. • ,{ ? p-/ a.*id : efu-.ng In ]'*iv
fnr the .. 0
RUPTURE
S! an Kxi.crt Hi re Again
! > Ml JNII\RI)l. widely known
1 M>*-rt id < liii-agu. will personally
he in Raleigh, V ( ., at the Sir Wal
ler Hotel. Thursday \oril 9th from
Id V M to 1 I*. M only
Mil All INHARDI savs The Mein
h Shield ,■ tren ndous im
wil "....u fur Dl'odtic
'■■i '-'d he results. it prevents the
i protruding in lfl davs
■ t th. ei age regardless of size or
local n •!' Rupture and no matter
rd v iu work or strain. It has
”• ■ ’ - ’ X Surgery or Injection
d I'ea*1 • ..’s used i Mr. Meuihardi has
act'ii .ng ;.ere f 15 year- He
ha ■ • ncls ol ' :
Can' II neglected - - Rupture
e kness, backache, ct>n
-’iu.it "i aisness. stomach pains,
•v. .. sudden death from strangula
tion.
Me . I a', r.g large Ruptures which
ha e e’u ued .after Surgical Opera
tan- a I” lection Treatments are also
a . ..- all 'ithers iail—see
MEIXHARDI Hi will be pleased to
den.. • t: ■■ ’ you privately with
out marge 'Only men invited.)
White only.
All Members
Of Board To
Run Again
i'll! toCl.,v l»Ul .ill till I'l
c \ at tee X . uiity tii>;.id
te s ex
■ - i- Into the running x,.i
rc-elt c- • ‘I:
s ;; r g« . h
t' tour yeai s /
-year place, heret -
\ W Bight : ■ ’
t! a and who ha a -
I L. Fl«
tn: > * . - ... lor rtnonii'ial. .
\t u period.
i x . ! tin4 ! -
t:. ...’ . p this year. ha\
x « x- . yea - .ip
- : . • ■ : . either <»f t: •'
' x' bel:eve .1
x x in pel :lr m t '
t-. be ! .lie*
. 1 . ’ i v *.. n a DeniaeiaP. a
■ * ■ * ■ ■ • " 1 ’ *■ • • 1 1».’ p' IK . .: |
Real Estate
Sales Drop
ia. ‘ ''■•".tii were . a - t • *ne la
' ■ " . it t x • : , . !l a 1
!F« a. lid.y .
F r ‘ .x- :l;i:rlx . t ’ • 1 4 >
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
CLOSES FOR EASTER
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\ a ..a : >■. 1 : :.t l ..i• : * pl.mnad
t- lake • ;p- • :ax‘ week-end.
COLEMAN GRADUATED
BY ARMY AIR SCHOOL
7< eY- F i i. M. \;
rr v *i IT K. C ai tii.i: . •: of
Mr M fman uf Kit- I
huge a . - te I s< lere
if tt iter.s . 1 ek -
■ .
P: ..v C >;c" which
nu ;.»• re i n t::e h indreds. -A:i! he
■ sed r.g tk.t man.v nit
the Army ir forex : > nairttain ind
i U 1 S 5 planes Th
fundamentals.
gines. ■ ectr s> terns, fuel sys
j ’ew- -per .t.on, .-id inspec
utga- .,:id : i -.-m. t ired
I plan< -
Champion’s
Case Is Set
Next Monday
Was Transferred to
Granville County for
Trial at March Court
Here; Charged With
Killing of Police Ser
f t ant Reid.
.:a: '.pion. . .. c: ABU i
i'll*. ’!! icer ill Vance i- ; ::itv. .
■ i. a d to go on trail in Grat. -
i peril r Court next week :■
- mg of Pol tee >• rge.uit V M.
i u a iocal cate a wo k bet -re
Christmas. Judge K. It nr
loci, who a- serving in the tenth
. vail district n r the t m-t hall
JtJ. is to preside at that term o
. art.
'.'. hen tl.e case w • eailed f r t i.d
Vance Stipe;-, a' t mrt at th>
kirdi criminal term cariv last
nth. Judge Henry 1. Steven
' an ferred i: to Gram :lie alter de
tense attorneys had contended they
could n< t obtain a fan t: :a! in
. ana < >unty 1 i action foil wed a
it e rning effort t
jury.
The A 1 t< it Gram lit
’y • •pens M uday Attornev> i r t:.c
a. tend u * and ''.iu> reprc enti.m
' he p;"\ at r ■ >secutton are t ' he . ..
. nd . t t a pining ot c .art Two
1 1 af >"'! ' t " 'vs have 11\ n rt tame !
pru. . '.■ 1 r sedition.
Uniii’i ail priice lure, the - 1
' ,c riisti-fct in u c.h ihr
t'ase ' v. dl be m dial gt • ■ >f the
l'osccul G ret^"ille is n * e, let
li trict vhen Solicitor VV 11 Mur
i >CK, . IW: ..Ull. is tilt- pis.-ec ilirl
Sr';.' i it. Tv ter holds i a.. i .a - j
: ice n • • ' i d judicial di.-u met. ■
n oh - a part.
Farmers Visit
Milk Station
A gr : lit; farmers . nd ngr.
a hi..,, s trom V.iih' . War
ren and F # c unties yes ter
f t h e C > : 1 u c t s C o.. I n c.,
it W inut ( ■ near
Salem i .I ' ■ 1 .uai ... : h pat :u.ns • a.
"a . ‘ ■ 1 the terr.t .ry served
r.v the a pany.
Tie t:.p a as . de in ci"' necti.m
..nd as the res lit'
”1 .i i ' : j to; : a -r~ m l lead'" -
t "■ the three i • intles here last
'reek '.a'", reprosen'alives of the
in try p: ducts company
J. W. S.iiijer-. Wince r mty farm
"g. ast. d * day that there has
been . : t ical ly n in
■ ised u . v op,, u s and that
-ect i . ' illy certaii f< th(
ui fth v A s ,r\ y f , determine
the amount of milk available will
: • ide at once and will
oe the 1) .sis f ir determining whoth *r
the r ite will b- established.
Those m. king the trip yesterday
nci led Comity Farm Agent Sanrl
• . Assistant Agf it Neill Smith. C.
U Samford. A P. Hicks, J C. Stain
.T H Rice. G. B. Shotwell.
H J Roberson. O. T. Buchanan, R
C Clark. H F Adcock, G. W. Ad
cock. W. W Wii c. R. D Buchan.
Fdround W ; .Tucker Hams, ,T
Rowland ar.d J B Johnson, from
V-ip.'o (••'■.int.v; County Farm Agent
R H Bright and Assistant Agent
R S Smith and four farmers from
Warren county; and W. C B >yco.
Fr nklin countv ''arm agent: J. C
Griffin, vocational agriculture in
structor at Fpso-s high school and
t\\ ' 1 ir ners fr it Franklin county
BAD CHECK CHARGE
BEFORE RECORDER
O. T. Davis, a truck driver, w.i •
given a hearing in coutUy court to
day before Recorder R. K. Clement.
on four charges of giving v orlhles.
'hecks to G M. O'Larv, drawn upon
tiie Commercial Bank of Lexington
with intent to cheat and defraud
O'Larv. Prayer for judgment was
continued upon payment of the
check and one-fourth the costs, a
each ctise. The checks were for $10
two tor $15 and one for Situ.
Joe Jones. Negro, charged with
assault, was not guilty.
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Pcn/r Four
i_’_
| 1. Tiv re v et ■ fewer Japanese 1 i\
| rng 'll the Ut: te l .States in 1940 tha
1930; true or
I 2. Name the last President of the
Republic of France.
' 3. The Rus.-ian port of Sevastopol
j i on the Sea of Azov, the Caspiai
i Sea or the Black Sea?
j 4. In which battle of the Revolu
! ternary War was the order "Don''
tire til! you see the whites of theii
eyes"
5. In v.r.ich State is Pike’s Peak
(i. Which Federal agency regulate
, the railroads of the United States
1 7. Name the great baseball playe
who died June 2. 1941.
! 8. Who wrote Beau Geste”?
9 Which two composers are most
famous for fugues?
J 10 Metal canister are used t.
tea, potatoes, or tuui?
Certificates For
Home Nursing Class
lo He Distributed
X:nett i An Y. u Red Cross e <■- 1
t i! o-atc ; f nursing have he en
' ci :vet! m ;v . Sum Alford, county j
hairmati. m . ..re rt ady for distri- j
’ ait 'll n. i rs of the class.
Tin h ne t ing c urse was con
ducted .i • Hetidt r n Tn-t:tut.
hv Ro. a I.. It >\\ n. Vance c unity
Heal:It X . -r tite c -lored, and
he now ,. m. certificates lor
tie>se e< n plrtwg the course.
Tti -.-i v. i. el gihle for the ccr
title itt '. 'a H Hayes. Johnnie
J Y' a. !•'. e-tinc Lyons, Alice B
f-Iri i ::. 1, ••., Bagwi 11 White, Huoy
M. We ■■.'] . Mary 1. Smith, Car
ie H. S' i Dai-y Sutton. Louis"
luhnsmi. En :'.y J. Person, Laura
Chilian: J" dau. Anna M Hawkins.
Xanev !!• . Hare, Alethia E. Dun
gee, E’u/abit' M. Brown. Beatrice
'. Becktord. Rebecca Burwell and
Ida H. Boykins
WESTER ATTENDED
B. & L. MEETING
Al. B Wester, secretary-treasurer
J tiie Henderson Building and Loan
Asscoi. 1 ion, attend, d the meeting of
the North Carolina Building and
Loan League at Raleigh, on March
Mr. Wester is president ol Dis
trict 3. of the League.
The purpose of the m eting ol
'lie 40 officers and direct '. >f the
League was to consider plans for
the annual convention to be held at
Blowing Rock, June 10-19 and to
consider building problems in rela- i
fion to war.
Defense priorities are reducing the |
possibility of new building, it was
reported, nd building and loan ef
forts are being directed toward
mod rttizing and refinance 1 inns
The- Executive Secre'arv. Harry F
Bauer of Raleigh, renarted 155.000
-hareholders with $121,000,000 in-,
vested itt the 170 associations of the
Btat v D R. Fonvillc of Burlington, i
president of the League, was in ,
’largo nf the meeting. Mr. Wester
■eported on conditions in his terri
tory.
* I
Political Notices
FOR COINTY COMMISSIONER.
(Four Year Term.)
1 hereby announce my candidacy
for re-election as County Commis ;
'•inner of Vance County for the lour- i
year term, subject to the action of |
the Democratic Primary ol May 30.
Your \ ote and support will be
greatly appreciated.
Respectfully,
E. L FLEMING.
Populace of Jail i
Much! .css During
Month of March
. i
At the ot,d ot Marc i dure .vere i
'Illy live piuo.iKTs ill tile Weid ,
unty jail, a sharp decline frot; 1
monthly average until nl late. I)u, - |
ng the month t'h" lurn-naT m pr,- 1
iner> wa only M4. and they sir, or
i ti>ta 1 iit 204 list- in jail du: ing
their impnsi mmou:
i lit* still it ic - wt re iuiiii unrt .i t«i
lay by Slier:: t 1. I. .S-van.-m
EDUCATION BOARD
MEETING DEFERRED
Tiie monthly meeting of the Yams :
Aunty Hoard of Education will not
be held on Monday, the regiiia:
time, but a! a later date t . he - ■
lected and tm mbei v. 1. . • • ■ tiliert
• i tin' time. Sttperintendi nt K. M.
liolitns said today. The tiay being
E ister Monday and a Iv'iday is ti.c
occasion for the postpom , ent. it
was understood no urgent bus:ne
ts in hand for considerate n that can
not wait a few days.
Tire Quotas
Announced
Y.ir.i r county h. s in >n assigned ,,
tire (| iota for April of 20 tires. 2!)(1
retrt .ids. anti 155 tubes for passcng
i i ear.- mil fit! tires, 75 r. treads ami
79 tubes lo. trucks, it was announced
today at the office of the Vann,
rationing board.
A report of tire rationing for tit ■
la t half of March is to be released
shortly, it w s stat.d at the of I ice
ot the b aid.
RUDOLPH TEAGUE TO
THE NAVAL RESERVE
Hud 11 ■!l Teague is here for >e- -
ra! d >■ '. th his parents. Re\ and
'o- .1 i" Tonne before repoiding
: : di.ty .n the naval reserve II"
: lain i r ic red to go to the Um -
r - :v Xi t re Dame at So r .
'o ' i. In l . where he will receive
I ’r i ni! before being sent | ,
. e i ;ht : station. More recently It
iii -o', the Standard (.’red •
■ i ■ atv n tiurl ngton.
« \RI* or TIIANKS.
To our friends and neighbors, .>. >
wish to say thanks for sympathy and «
kind ric'.l- shown u during otir it- I
cent ber avnm nt. the death of otir
lather. Mr R. F. Franklin, and al.-o
lor the lie atd'ul floral design-.
THE FAMILY.
It’s
TUNE UP
TIME
Xi v. ■ the t me to put your car
m shape lor Care-Free Spring
nd Son.:. . 1 )r;\ nig.
We Offer The
Following Car
Conservation Specials
Tune Mi : .| Completely *} H r
i. c ;11 :i ,: ct r I D
o ... i i .li Rad m- ^ 1 J" A
! I and cl. ci; all ia sc $LDU
T< >TAI.
Special for
Save Your j
Anti-Freeze
H"iug a 5 gallon container and
we will put your anti-lreeze in ii
lor you.
EVE READY
CHEVROLET CO.
Phone 707
Henderson, — — — — — V (’•
I ' 1 N S
| Slim |
A w
I ”’ I
Sg Jl'ST AS EASTER heralds S
w the coming of Spring and jl
ll with it the promise of new IJ
W life, new la pe and new faith ■*!
g in the future ... Ej
1 So our hank renews a pledge |1
1 of helpfulness to our com- a
l munity in the troubled days 3
ll that lie ahead and gladly B
^ offers its strength, its experi- S
"3 ence and its friendly assist- |M
rl arcr in ny way that may be It
^ useful. B^
& THIS BANK WI! L BE CLOSED N
EASTER MONDAY H
! Henderson, North Carolina.
Al l. DEPOSITS I P TO S.VOOO INSl'RED BY THE ll
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ll
Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Q[
'
wai
Knsom Comm umt\ Auction Draw s Big Crowd
©
Ep i n; t . • v i t i
Aii. '. :ii ■■■ Percy ner of Li
burg ging dd( pay good
price ; . • re of 're i ! d
at t ■ > dc. nd : t\ G.itt'm. \ -
cation agi It tin
and y tching n spims
the ci At ;ht vvn
! n\ od for sale
i V : Kp :r. c- uv.
:i' unity.
D
Vance County 4-H Club Plan
Mobilization Week Activities
1-11 V - I. be
"W, :•■-!: ..11 -1-H ,-i ;i>
"f Wuiee i .. • per al p Ni
gra it ~ o' ’ -N . ml , clic .ml
with r: i ’ .. v r.N'ly inere.tsed
< bei Hi * rlub
' i y Vi J OSa p! i 1
; ■ 'll .me::'. : ; At: - ,i>m -!an'
4-11 t . ' :: 1 m
All 1 .1, ■ 11 e el.arge
■ I S
chore: t - 1 m ■ i .-j.t'et \ _• < im
uninitit - 1-H Sunday," An. a
12,.:, need nd x of th
seven t . 1 nly \v: 11 >p
stir t'l.aiit ! ; r i. - at A . ir sr!
it! si a nr ' ' ■ ■. . : ■ m v et>< The
Spring Va e> l-i i organized
this m ■ t a A; :■ •. :ni» : will mi*,
undertake a el .;k 1 pr m .tin but will
take part ii t .- vance of "1-H
Sunday."
4-H t • • • eo nty. and sp-in
st n's who v .1 ., s;s! the:., .n acti\ :
tit'-, oi nt■ x: week, are: Aye tv., Mi-.,
Kane-. Divuiy, Mis. H It. While, Sr.
and A■ -iMant Smith: Oabney. Mrs
• ) (1 Owens: Middleburg, Mi- M F
l’lunumr. hom deiucmslration agent:
/t ; \ ant e. Mi - I,, h Barnes. Tnwn
• if. Miss hiuily Midvette: ami
Npr.ng \ alley. Ai.-- Haile- and Mi
S ■ :t:i.
I' rp.i-e el tiie -4-H m !i_
1 t.med a- "to enroll every North
l .I]' 1 :na 4-H el all menibo; . and a -
.Miy till r rural In y - and girls o'
r'li'h age a- pos-biie. m activities
winch will help win the war "
Fte,isons tor liic n nbili/.alion are
g.ve'i a- "(1). to (level >p additional
enthusia-m l >r nati nal unity among
iarm boys and girls: (2). to impress
.por. tile boy- and girl.- '.he I set that
they must help in the all-out war
effort: (31, to inform them of sp.c
iiie things which they can do: and
' 4) to furnish information and as- ,
stance which will help them do
these things."
Citizens Realty & Loan Company !
Complete IN’S TRANCE Service
REAL estate property management
Henderson. North Carolina
NOTICE!
To Gas Consumers
C Pursuant to an ordei of the State Utili
ties Commission dated March 2d, 1942,
this to notify all gas consumers of the
Henderson & Oxford Gas Company that
gas service will be discontinued on Wed
nesday, April 15, 1942 at midnight.
^ We advise all gas customers to *take
immediate steps to replace their present
equipment in order that theie may be as
little inconvenience and confusion as p< s
sible when service is cut off.
Henderson & Oxford
Gas Company