Basketball Games Dated
For High School Teams
Games to Be Played
This Month; Tonight
Brings Franklinton
Teams to Henderson
Ba l-:othall j'.ame-- I• »«■ Henderson
h. i;'li . boot teaii.?' have been st'lled
iiltd. it was announced today by
I'i mi iii:.! W. Ii l':i\ne Hit! high
tlKHil. t«• ll\. "l.lU" l • • 11« > \% 111^ ill is
• • e «ml. when I". •> j'.iinn*' are
cl.ed !•<! I'm Hit- !)• v .iikI ..no is
;.:ii'i<! fur tin* kh I •
I'oniiJiit. !«•>« ami r.n !.-■> teams from
in !i• ill invade {lit1 Henderson
i. nt. t , !!.»• iint..iii i.ii it -el lor
t- . . Ii . i I • •iii.'iiiiv. iiij'.l.i. il.t* Cast
team limn fluid Imro liitjh
. ! . i. i. • here t«. a ingle-tca
'turt c « nt
lit' liulltiors go t.i Oxlord next
ii.i;. night for unc-game en
-:. ?*t»it.• :.* both tl * •" atui tiirl?
go t 1* . t.11 liilti 11 i ll Kt • • I 11.II v l(i;
O.-'.i .-| boy play .i return game
l it It* l'Vi'. iar\ If: "tl. mi- i{o ti«
ItoMiCit v htipids on 19, and
rii . in it i. l-...| ill !t -nit heit
f* < -a ii.ii • Ji.
' l'.iM.i aid !..it ..ii.. i ;mii.i
. • i 11 pit -peel, l.lll I..-I.' !I i •• * i.
• i .1 It .1 .1. lau'i Iv . ■ > ■ ii.;
' • I?illl«.l<»(!> Ii..' •* |.!:• vt««|
ghillt ami ii f .iii ilu- • i "ii dt'*
leal in; Aycuck, 11 • "Niglithawks*
I » !<_.!» it'll in IV. •. .illi!
". ... . ' : •. at..I I . .. 't-.isii
• . ''.lltllCI . ..I I !l I tl: I
• .1 I .III I I'll. III
I . 11 veocl: antl I:..' . pl . vfd
I • :.!iil>ili<ill gaim-. ••ii.- . :ig
' • I 1 ,. .ilif! .IK1 V.'ilil .III all T.li
i n !i was defeated.
•. ;»■ 11 ictiun-< mi ""pit ;. ; t?
tt:. in- which ha\e been in i-tfei i
Uli i i ll.i elite. -I'll ..Ii tin ;t ii..."
f i • I .iiti'ii'i.iiii'i- al all I'atvt
I • • ' ■ '
. . i .. i. .nil ii. he over the two
• i.\i.: i'i -a ear the l.igli
school .1.1:1 hii ■«- ..I. anil > - i uui
ccl -L.j i~-t.it . • r».1 - vt I*.r il.t .* . ■ •
-1.. •.!«.!■ I ' !• i.here during
• (it I:..I .ii.. ■ l Ii iltli.
Men Flork
l o War Jobs
'I 'i.illilill.il ! i .. 11 ! 1 i;l I .IK- |
'i ii and reuni ted only minor change
.*• the normal -ituation They in
iluded Haltin i S.riiiitiirhani and
V« Orlians Halei^ii. \. I", re
pi -'.il "• 11nt«• a piri ip" n lequ. •
tor transfer to war iol. . Inii -ai I
the supplies "{ -killed workers had
long bev exhausted.
NOTICE.
1 have qualified a- Administrator
r.f the Fstate ■•! mv Wife, the late
Mrs. -Myrtle W. Alston, and this is
ti. notify all peiron-- holding claims
against her estate to present them
to the undersigned within . ne year
irom tlii-; date or thi- notice will be
pleaded in bar of anv recoveiy. Per
• till- indebted t.- -aid • tate are re
quested to make proi .p' eltleiuelit
Thi- the ISBtli dav .>1 .1 imiaiv. Iil-13.
\V .1 A I.ST' »M
Adn.im tiatoi of tli.- K late
the r.at. At Mvrtle '.V AI- |..n
•I F'. X- J II Z.illieoffer.
'\tt. i nevs.
1? 1)-f> - I L' l il-L'C a
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
liv LINN NISBKT
1 > tit-. Iki-iMteh Bureau
In Tin* Sir Walter llotel—Kaleixh
. loca hd' intended
atteet fiily Mecklenburg county
i V lid 11 e t.ltOW till" Ijl'flH'O tilt1
>);' ii'.iltmc committee gets through
with if. since tin- condition it secki
; to n-mcdy ■ .< i-»11 - .it every live lock
market I'rade custom has been that
livestock miUI at regularly estublislied
uctti s is v. e.glied soiic.tiin s as
■ -i•iioIi .1. thit-c days bi'luiv the sale,
I that eaiitiinc there is lo.-"s of
: any pound.- Professional huck
. : I ;m- known to feed cat
| . alt ai»l make them itsink lots of ,
| water jus! before weighing in. If
the sale is not held lor -everal days
' that "water weight" is lost. The
1 ' ill proposes in make the date of sale
t "lie weighing in date. Point involv-'
• i that farmer.' bring cattle on!
ale ilav. but huok-ter bring them |
-arlier. The huck te: having no
•\here l<i keep them an«l leave them
u -tails aioiind the auction block.
■ ! ps'h wo ilj be no chance to salt
in! water animals on ale day. It
• a- raid that the \« eigut l«>s tin j
■ e cow -vim time ..ir.«. int- li
: i :> poiiml: pei animal
.M'VKNIL.E—A group ■: juvenile
Hal domestic relation- ci ill Judge j
iui-< lr ^ at Haleigh \V»"die- .lay adopt ;
.1 resolutions endorsing a trait itut '
relorm. school for Negro girl--,
"-vnmended enlargement of the
. : i "ii school for delinquent Nc
.:i o b<>ys, and favored raising the
j..i! i..iy school attciil.iiite .i• !•
' All juvenile judge* in the state
. ept two were present, and it is
nd.-r tood that these two have by
•• I. phone approved action ot the
.•:-.tip. makir.g it unanimous The!
enile judges recognized the State
.ty at tin- time to provide ode
,.te facilitie- tor delinquent hoys!
i. l girls, but wanted to go on rec ,
:d . favoring a start, howevn '
rn all t »\vnrd the desired goal —
■ t itiona) provi-ion for all young-!
i-t. i - of any race who are in the
j !• }•.■! classification of delinquent.
I.lAISoN — Kesolotions adopted
I -. itliout <li-.-t-uting vote in either!
. ot th<- legislature atnended
tin- r ,i!e-- tor the cm rent session so
to establish the office of "liai
•oii officer" between the senate and
the house The same resolution;
r.i-med Walter "Pete" Murphy as that
officer at a salary of $6 per day.
Murphy is a legislative veteran of j
more than twenty sessions, and has
'wire been speaker of the house.
PENSION—Not a vote was cast j
against the proposal, but there has ,
been heard some criticism around j
the capitol at "pensioning" a legis- j
lator Re-t answer to that was of
tered by a first termer in the house.)
•1'ete Murphy has been worth more]
' me \ • leering me right on pro-i
< dure and in helping me understand
■ li. t's going on than all the other!
li> l < e been able to get. I think '
the money, by whatever name the I
i«>l> i called, is very well spent."
HISTi >H I AN— Another legislator ;
You might as well
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• ii needn't he
Mnvl e yon didn't know that
.1 y c illn;.. professor . hank
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Till
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| 'Ity & State q 41
Jesus Affirms His Deity ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON By Alfred j. Bu-cw
~~Scripture—John 8:12-33
Jesus said: ,-I um the light of the world:
he that followeth Me shall not walk in
darkness, but shall have the light of
life."
The Pharisees told Jesus thai His >•••
or«l was not true; but He said i ■im
not alone, but I un<) ;h.* F»»h-j «.iv«<
sent Mi
Purifier Jesus saiil to them. "Yc neither
•uitiu Me or My Father." These words
H. »|.>ko in the treasury as He taught
in the temple.
"I go My way. anil ye shall seek Me and
shall die In your sins; whither I go ye
cannot come." -
(GOLDEN TEXT—John 14:9)
is considering tin* ad\ inability <>l ge'
ting in permanent form <>mo •>: th
Wealth of anecdote ,lll<l 11 : I * 1 V ilea
ing with North Carolina |>• >1 it-*• l
tlie past half-centm y. ami which <>nl
Mtirphy and one m- two others know
Fi.imal lo t -in . fall !. t of tic
complete st. ry the anecdotes niv
Hit moir-: of tne He I'ele Murphy
•)iul Bob Lawrence ought not to be
lost.
IDLE HR AI /.en M>rgan. lor
mer -.enatoi in i:. 'in o-i • ■nut >
1< okilit; over the I.«tr em
l niu il.i v. c. mini ni« • ! I < ■ i i'ii
and lack o| t»n i .n which un
Tilled ai. Olid I I' * 1. 1- I.'
a.tle brains are ■ «ii • I In to' tip
much lii; ii the !• ■ , latore" I
aid. "Right m . ti '■ i ■ 1 ii On,
:ii e loo bu y to wl at then
!egi la tors an* i- ine !(.•!« ipli an. i
members aie t• ■ . I• > \ ti\ing tu get
tl.ro.igl| oil n i l t;n.nk ii)
tiiieh devilment "
JAUNTS I--, final 111- ".itii.ll w:>
xtended Frida\ t• i !!.•• eial As
sembly to visit the I'niteil Slate
Marine ba.-.e at New Ihver. Kina'
arrangements a !• date ami nuih'. '
ol transportation ha-. •: lie ,
worked out, but a- omCTyaa n would
'ike very miuli take the trip.
OUT—It appiai- almost certain
that the in\'itaii<in t Mend «l some
Jays ago for the legit l.iiur,. I • al
t< u<t a ship launching at \\ il.uingto:
,uiinot Pe act • |ited Ar.-un it i- a
.latter of transportation m lark of it
I lie >hiplinil<liiij* out: it , privat"
corporation: tin Marine bare i- a
;n\ i r: men! proposition I he Ma
rim* Corps ha? always me in some
what for publicity and lor the spec
tacular. and ii lias a reputation for
getting what it {Joes after -wli'-thc.
tiiat be Mollte/.liiria or Tripoli or
Tojo or Mussolini. < )dd aie thai
'.he arrangements will be made for
going to New River.
FARM—In more immediate pros
,.ect is a trip of the joint committee
on agriculture to McCullers test
farm, ten miles south of Raleigh.
That trip come.; tinder the head of
business rather than of jaunting.
The last session of the General As
embly authorized purchase of the
'arm for experimental and research
uurpose- atiH it. brine cl<»«e<t t •
Raleigh of all the State test farms, i
is the logical point of inspection to
ee what is being done.
WORKING —Mcmbijrs of the house
it representative who are nut on
important committees found out
Thursday that committee member
have been really working. The ses
oii lasted a lull two hours, and
less than half the public calendar
•.'.a:; reaclud becau e "f a flood ol
I. cal hill- reported out of commit
t es. Committee meetings Thursday
• egan at !)30 and contimud until
the open sessions at noon. The
house adjourned at 2 o'clock, with
the important appropriation >iu>
tated to meet right away. Many
night meetings of commithes an he
i».<* |1f>|,) tlii.- week in oidei I > get tlie
the work out.
A/o*h Numskull
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PLATFCFTH
JESUS AFFIRMS HIS DEITY
"BRASS TACKS" ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
(Die (5oIden (Text
The ctucrtxion
"He that hath «w*n Me hath ween the Father."—.John 14:9.
By XKU MW ( A.MI'ltl I.I.
<lh*' 1 tiloriia 1 ii■ 11:• 1 I diIiuiii [,t».s
■••(ill nil the .tl)n\,- l'.jiii- |i.i K,h. , i
John i! tin- I .I-I. iI |i \l m ill!'
.Ii.lill I -I:!». "II.. III;,! ii.-all, -fell
liillll seen Hit- l .ill.ir.")
"I ;iin the light ill 'In- world," sain
Jesu in those gaihered :ii'huihI Him.
"Ho thai I'ollowcth Me : hall nut walk
in darkne.-s, i)iii shall have the light
■ •i I ifo."
The Pharisees were scoinfui. 1
"Thou bearc.-t record ol thyself."
said they; "the record is not true." ,
Jesus answered, "Though 1 betr
record ol niysell. yet My record is
true; liir 1 know whence I came, ana
v.ititLiv i go; but ye cannot tell
.vhfti I come. whithei 1 mo. Ye
utlge '•ci the lie 11: I judge no man.
\iicl . ■ If I judge, mv jiHlgiiHWl is
i lie: I I : r i: al< lie. and I anil
J.i- Katlier thai m-iiI me."
Also In tin- accusation Jesus said,
"It i .1 u wrilli ii in your law, thai
the !• tii'niiiy ni l..ii men is irm.
I am <nit thai Ijimi witness ol Aly
; ell. ami tin- K.iI'h . thai eul Ale
i ■■.in M . i• t t e
nerc Is Tli\ Fallipi'.'
| "Win-it' i.s Tiiv l*';illit i .'" (hoy ;i •!;
<•<1. In .. nig i' i lIn v Kiifv. no! what
H •• I .11. n;, ..i"- .1 "Ye u 'ithel
i:n..\v it.- inn Mv |. .il In i||c ..nit
i»• *• In it
til'.. the:;. still 'itti.-tl clllircll
ii" ii i a i>:nl then- being iu.
II: e .•«;.» Ill; with mill •/.III, I Hilld
lli'l i i.lll'l i t-i .ill l- ill ttbsl lllill .• ,
Je-tl I I'l III' III. I My ,
mill •. !| • i. .'.It . and hail OR*
■ii vt-.iu iii iiiitiei : ye cun
llut
iii. Ii\vs (nought, or pie>c.idi»J
t«> tin .. tlui i. meant itiat jiv
i iii'.. ill. In ttien u.w
iiu iti as .1- I..hi i uvudi^r, SiUy-.
. i. i..i,,i.li i! ii v. ..ti'i.l' i,o
' I" ' i ;I:P: I iiy ill- lit Hit 'icihei
»V«I lil
I..lit. .k'iiis told them, "Wlien >
li.i i itfd li|i Hit iSitij ft .n.iii, mi
lull vt knot'. 111..' I .iiii iii.', iiii.l
tli.it I tin nothing «>( Myselt; biii it..
Ill * I. 'nil ll.lt 11 t ill 1(^111 Alt', I spCilK
Hit c i nings."
Jesus iXntiripalfs His l>rutli.
Ilf 111". 1111 l.y tin., when they 11 ;i< ■
< ■ tii-iii. .I IIiiii. Inr well lit- knew ili.it
Ili;it .i whiil tin-;, me.mi in tin.
I'l iv \ ■ .11 It I mi' t-t 11 11 lit- w.i the
Alt i.ill lni \\ I ii ii 11 they bad bet-11
It>til.tii;;. the Christ th.it was to .save
iiu in. t'liey were angiy with and
.t-.iltiti ii| tin- fart Iliiil tin- coin
innli people listened In IIiiii and
loved IIiiii for lliin-t-ll .ilid lor (lie
guild II.- ilitl. lie did OndV. will iis
lie : a il, ' The Father liatli not left
iVle alone; for I do always llio e
things that please Hurt."
When lie poke the. e words, many
believed on Him, and He said to
them, "II ye continue In my word,
then .re ye My disciples indeed;
And ye shall know the truth, and
the 11 ill Ii shall make you live."
Ilov. lice'.' I hey asked; "We be
Alualiain's seed, and were never in
bondage lo any i.-.an: how sayest
Thou, ye shall be free."
Thai was ii very odd statement to !
eoine from the lews who had been
continually in bondage to one peo
ples hi another for generations. They I
were under the rule of Home at the
tune they were speaking.
"!f ye were Abraham's children,
ye would do the work > of Abraham;
hut now ,vc 'eek to kill Me, a Mali i
Unit hath lold von the truth w Iiii-li
I have hear:! of Ood: tills did tint 1
Abraham."
And lartlicr He tolfl them. "If Clou
were your Fntlu?r ye w(>uld love Me.
for I pioceeded forth and come from
fltd; i either came I of myself, bill
He sent me? Whv do ye not undei
stand My «peech?"
I'haristM-s Call Nainrs.
\nl iH'iiiK able In in> I 11,.' I.i.1.1
ill ai'Kimu lit. lln- .li'Ws k-siii Ii iI
name calling always a I. .
une i.» worsted. They i. lliil Km
Samaritan and >aid Hi- had a d<
.It'Mis dt iiu-d 11n• de\ il and was m I
impressed with thi- stalci.n nt
lie was a Samaritan, as Hi- l;niv
that Samaritan.-- might be a- (jimd,
i»f tviii better, than Jew*. Ho iuln
them Unit in all that lh- did It.
horn ictl the Father, and that "if ;t
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CARROTS - 2~:-17c
NICE
LETTUCE - n 15c
NICE SIZE
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ORANGES - • v""c 20c
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CELERY - - - ""r 15c
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COCONUTS - 15c
THI> SI.ICED
BACON - - - v" xmo 35c
PCItE PORK
SAUSAGE 29c
DRESHED ANI» DRAWN
FRYERS - - v",mi™B,ci 4oc
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FAT BACK 15c
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PORK LIVER u' r 21c
MORI!EM/8 PRIDE
HAMS - - - v"'t! 37c
BUTTERFISH lb. 12»/jc
SPECKLED TROUT lb. 29c
Vilmitin II-1
OYSTERS - 49c