Courage As Virtue j
Of Life Is Held Up
To 1943 Graduates
Dr. R. A. Lapsiey, of
Roanoke, Preaches
Baccalaureate Sunday
Night; Music is
Feature
(
C'our.ii:.' as .1 virtue ut lilt- v\.is 1
ivlii up iti liit:: madnatfs if lion- !
iltv 'ii .•. I Sunday unjht ...
MtCiil Hit' I'. I.I • I.I !>»• MiUKlll. by Ul.
K. A I ..l|' :« V. .1: . (i;i>t..- ... tl„. Kll M ■
Piv>|.> : ii>. ..vli 'i 1! . rt "l;i. W. ,
in tlic annual baccalaureate itvra1i.11.
Tin prop am wiis thf .-tart of the
liM"> i onivmont. wlui'li end.
with lii'aduat •!! exi'iriH'." ami pi' -
sentatioti > f diplomas next Tliui'<dii>v
o\ eiini;.
I sinu ■ lory . »t Daniel and his
c* !''n.in • ' .\cd mi thf Old
Testament D Lapsiey admonixhed '
thf -in: i v ;,lv..i\ • ha\o tlif
Cull .ii',* ■ u . t • >i.ind alutu* and
to \cntui ..!' l»>i a worthy cau-e.
Hi- -ii o ' wa. "Christian Courage
ous " , ;
Hi. '• . ditoruitii \va>
well 111!, i i". ' pi">i;rnin. which
b< ::an v. "i; Ihf |j|\nvssi.)lliil plav.-d , •
by I ho pit band, during which tlic :
lie .-fin. rs. cla» mascots. member* I
of thf faculty and ..I thf -ei: •••! board
marched t.> if served *euU in front i
of ihe r.'.-lrnni.
Supi rintendent K M I> "llm.- pu-- .
fided. riie audience i-lit «.i in 1114
in.. "Come. TIiihi Almighty King,"
after which Kev. .1. Frank Apple, i
j.'. •' r >>i the l*i>ii{!re^tati.inal Chri;»
C.XKI) OF TII.WKS. ,
Wo wish t« express nur grateful v
a; 'I'M ,1 • .n !. 1 thf hindncs.: d| the
.-t it M.i Parham liu-pital and
;< nd> ml if lain es clli
ni - .aid death of W". CI.
,:i- iiMiri't i v
Til!:; I'.ur MM ITT FAMILY. 1 1
. I!
( \t!l> <)l THANKS.
!.Vi \vi •. t Hum . in 1 •iei.ds. b«»th la
white .n>l . ! iitt *..!• Ihf fl->Wf:. 'ti
and other expression* >.i sympathy I o
«'n 1 .is 1 n the death ot Ilobevt Wi'.
T!iF. FAMILY
It urn clitirch c im' the i i i\< i< >i i. Tin
Sr:i|tun i .nil .. i 'll.iui d I'\ l;-*\
IIV. II. Mvtiiui . |m lor i>i the l-1 i !
I !'iv>l>yl' : Kin ituuvl:. and t!luuu !
I school mixed el mw siitij^ two nun.- I
bers, "Sundown" and "My Taxli. ac- |
i compamc.i at the piano l>\ Mi.-..-. ;
I Ki amiv- IIibIi'.
' Iiev. i: X"iilivt tiardner. pa.-t<r i
ul liii- Kirst I!. !''.-i cliurrh, liii the
p:ayiT .iiitl M.. Milntu iiilM iiiu ul ,
tin- >pra .1 .. i di-li!inui-!.t >i
rit i uy ..in : tlii- l'i Iv i i.m
t'llUM'l' •' ' ! - V. n ill-lillit|. il i
Im iiwii State ami il:-mlu-ri. l>r.
Lap-ley ml iie v...- a nalivc <'t
Si' ' ! I I'.. -I I! I. ■! I led II. X»'ltll
Carolina and had iiivji'IimI iu Vir
ginia i«>:• neurit .. ikv.uk' and .. hali. ,
Hcv. .1 \V Uorihnifjtoii. |kuIik' .i
City l«".iii . nd While M in >■ '■
Miihout.-i i'!ill.!'!'r,-. ami lather i't
one *'i t:-e 'U • i't • »a\e tJiv* oetii
dietion. ami the band plajrvd the .i
ccwiuiiiil .... Uu class and the otlivi*
marchcd fr in tl e auditorium. \V. T.
Meat lie. tl ivtei ''i tt'.e band, led t.;i
'iroitp.
Courage i.- a t:\ut tii.it i- great ty
neidi d in tin- d..> I' Lap.-lty l Id
the audlcnce and the *eniur«. llo
lauded i:n■ i .. age men ;:i (no
armed m-i ■. .i i - and -aid mirage i -
ueidcd . !.-•• i i :e home
"1*1 io nam let ,-anl Hie ability t.i '
-ay ".No' bl'."... i <• .. i tear, stioii.,.
deet ive linal t ■ In i;.»i:;i; thai
lie have cam a ■ ' -land ..i lie. lie
der'ai rd it i . v > •■-> ' • ill";!t
With the crowd. Uaniel and i.i- com
j ,11•.■ I ii.i>i t: . • • tii:.!%;«- ! . mmIUH'
: . , . I \ belie . Ill:; I ; : i.d
• avc t!u : t. Xvt. .i
l)in niitt; tiery lurii.iec. and :..l vir
iiit i.- a tenei that accomp..!. • • in
wilhngnt - ' • .'i.l l«r \ t:i lie
IliAl.s t'l III' till' light.
Till' R"illj} i •ugh ill tia: \v '.Id
■ : today. "Y ; aiv Koine it int • «
world tnat i> pi'rplc.M d. .i.ai v. iii
luce di.-app' Illti ill! an 1 •:.• '. :-i II
mi'tit." <1.1- >P« aki:- I..Id till' n.
"Itiit o> out \\it;i >• i. .»
4 ; ,.nd tin nun:. I' : !!
n;.l w.i- tu :>c "Chri-ti; .... ..v
iu.-.'
Some examinations eontinued t >
i '
ri. m1. • 'it tiio tii.. • v. il! i U.
Pepsi-Cola Company, Long Island City, N. Y.
1 i: .M 11:^1 !> KOTTLKK: l'1-.l'M-t 1)1..A liOTTI.I.\<i CO. (X (1! i;r >\j
s ^ONEY
tg are so many calls for
money these days that you can't
afford any -second calls" topav
bills you paid once.
Piying by check saves finiu,
'•res, and gas; it provides a
tiandy record of expenditures
gives you better control of your
financial affairs.
You are invited to open a
checking account with this tank
YOU CAN BANK BY MAIL
Citizens Bank & Trust
Company
Henderson, N, C.
MEMBER EEOERAI DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION'
I 'Monty of Alamein'
AiiOVc ISYHE LATEST photo of Gen
i Mont cry whose Eighth
.v: v I - i' cu the Afrika Korps
jut. ti .- K.-yi ti.in, Libyan and
Tut. ,:;i iii- i rts. They arc now
dm en Tunis. (International)
■ .;!•.! to ring down
i huol year with
MS to graa
miipIht approxi
v ..'14 J Otiplc.
AyccckSermon
By H. K. King
K p.istor of the
.:I :*!I. 1 Icildersiill.
I'llll1 fCI'IM >11
high sell .1
. M .n the .'dm >1
nil. "The Great
i taker, trim
ii.i I le went tint.
.\.i;::iei' he went."
day was the first
. .it!!: exercise- for
I i".. da w II be «l»
■ y J .i'elock, with
i\vivlses .it 8 o'clock
May 13.
- :::r > i icerl by the
'. \V. R. Whi tcnton.
' i -<■ Lord" and
l.i ' by I. ij-enz. were
i > and the i :v<i
!:•■ Clyde Chapman.
I•** wa.» used as pro_
:> -it :<• i 4iiit in his scr
i i y e <• instantly ii<>
« hiiii* new. In or
• • -i- new experience*,
i "h !i CI«>d. in him
- fellowmcn. If jnu
(:. Mr Kina c-mtinucd.
• < . y ■ : r-elt and !)e able
•- ■: I fe ■•••inetimes
i l l- i v • ir lellnw'nen
■ y. l. .: ...» w:ll find the
I "i :■>>• . ■yinu. "As you
;ir i • 'V knowing
■ . . ive f i:h in O' d,
• ir fellowmen.
< i it. ld;ng whose
' V. Ood."
• M-niir class fit
•i !• .vt'ires-s, presi
-liy Aysriie. Roce
!•' 1.-ar-ls. Preston Kd
i r.hv Ka ee te. A. I.
.If. (!:••>; I'' iilkner. II T
It.ibv K.itilkner. Arthur
i I.- Km •!!. Krinn Overbv.
; . Ili-len Walk.lis. Mal
. 'i>. \\". C. Watki's. fiti'l
iiii.t.
■i i c its . !•<■ It Hie .!<• m
ltd R'innid '• ull ner. Mar
ls |i. ir i Mnri.' i v. chief
in I ?.l ldre-1 II >vle. .lank*
!■ i|>|es. and •'ulian Kit„
Warning To
Speeders By
The Recorder
Aj>;>e . .Hi- "f five speeders in his
i.l > i I l!c« >i del' I! K. Clem i
c i., i. . mil ;i warning not only'
■ . tjr .t t<> tin- public generally
nitig next Monday. lie
u 'i i (tow n «»:. these violators
I i ■ fine's proclamation followed
t!i :•(. 'I (idvcrii'ir Ilroughton
: . ii\:nj{ the wartime speed
i i Vi 'it I'.uoiinu highways at a
m.i\ i i "1 miles per hour. He
made ' cle.ir he was sounding his
i. ii advance.
i ve: I ir judgment was contin
ued ' ii |i..yment • >1 the costs tor th >se
In; • -,e recorder today, hut on
i '< r cxt Monday convictions
\ • in h«'d by line- as well as
. M - Hi nor asserted.
• iii<d n speeding charges to
1 (i . I whom g"t the same judg
I • ■ . .I.i v.es Bryant Hender.-on.
!■ . T. Sv.ith. William ('. Barnes.
• i .les-e Caur>». alias Je.-se hid ward
.ill white, ar.d Tennic Price,
( loied.
| On • charge of operating a motor
< : :< ie \v;!h< nl proper license. Frank
II' di son. colored, was adjudged
f ! guilty.
Ii irry T 'iner. colored, accused of
-a e violation, w .i> assessed with
i 'sts and prayer for judgment was
ci ntimicd.
Henderson Floyd, colored, was
i largcd with careless and reckless
i \.ii:!, and was fined $5 ar.d costs,
1> ve Pough. colored, was charged
t'i an a-sault and prayer for judg
: "r.t was continued on payment of
t.»e cosU.
War Question Box
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
tn the *lr Oalu-r Hotel,
By LI NN NIS1U I
Every week lhc Dail. I' •
Raleigh bureau will answer >i <
concernihk the war's el l >i
Ik ns. All answers will ">• "it..
verified. Serd y.ur que>: • ' '
Daily Dispatch bureau. 1" *1 i'• >.
1309. Raleigh. N. C.
Q—"I net an allotment e:uv.»
my nephew every month. !• ■ •
have my name spelled \vi,»n.:
can I do with hosecim .
A—Tur:i the check o\ei . i
your name on the back just a- ■'
•is spelled on the face ol the -
And underneath that, v.: v
name as it should be ,-pcil. ! !'
take care of the cheek- >
re cly received. And < ' 'l
letter to the Office ol l>
Benefits cNplainitut the i
nskiiiK them to correct ' <
HereV t'ne addre.-s ot t •
you to write—Office i>: '' v
Benefits. 213 Wash, ■ •"> • >'i '■
Newark. .1.
O—"Our missionary
adopted a needy in >!!•• ...Is
children as our s ici.i! cr\ e i> ■
Speeders And
Drunks
Court
Speeders ml ('mink
run in police court t.■ i.•>. A lien
■total of all even dozen i . e.- »\e.
tried.
Hugh K<»berscm II >\ :<•. whiti
was chaiged with spie.i. I>u: d<
dared not guiltv
Kdwin I,. Smithw.c'. >. t .•
charged with -petd ■ i
I r judgment was ■■■ ur e i
nienl of a fee ot $."» an i
Clifton Richardson.
eh rged w;»'i drii" .1
was given thirty day- ••: r . 1!
Mispended payment —."ill
and costs and ins d. . ci 1 >
voked for one year.
Pain Godwin. wh.te
charged with beir.g d.. ..n>; i.
separate warrants. In one he
fined $5 and c.>- » :ul : .1 '.;i :
nolle prosed.
John U\ Huff, wh te. \v.i- charge
with being di ..nk a d v.
and using loud and > • >;e: a
uagc. but adjudged n"iiilty.
Ralph Hender-on. colon d. ;\.i i
$5 fine :ind c fo •• •!..
\V. A. llicks. white 1
ed with the c •»?» ■ :•
Moody Mitchell. .-oI.to i.
ch. rged with dis do v v • : un
using loud and o ■. • 1 i.i
and prayer for .1 d::m
tinned on naymea: oi v-.e 1
n fine of Sa.
Ruddie Als* i" '1 ■ e
ed with d;r- >.dcrlv . :ui .1"
and b sterou.- c • its. .n I
with p'lyment >!' the c • '
Annie Relic Perry w.i- iviv.v
ren ins <|U,ir:ers for
poses ;>• '1 was given 11 nety i
jail, and slie 11 -ted an uppe.ii.
Eliza Mitchell, c .1 .red.
ed with imm rnl relation'' ..." 1 I •••
Howe, and w s 1<: off w • 1 •. e
on condition *!»• take the \e:icte.
disease treatme:
Mrs. McCracken's
Mother Passes at
South Mill Home
Mrs. !> II \ .r ington. i. >1in
Mrs. T. \V. Mel' .en. • tli, c tv.
died nl bet III>in« • 1 Simtli i i
at 4:30 a. I' Knud.iv after .111 illne
of several 1 ••nth
Funeral v. a conducted tin atte.
110011 at one o'eloei. at the b<
South Mil!, .ii'ii ivhieli tin' bm!y waj
taken to Petei 1 • lor buriol
Resides Mr . Met 1 adieu
other children survive, tojjethei v..:.
the 'liisband.
Services in South 11:11 tin- a!:,
noon were attended l>v Mi;. .! C
Mann. Mrs. Henrv Miingliin. Ah !■
S. Rryan and M \V. Kn-tt
addition to Mt • •! Mr.-. MeC'i
No other det.nl; a ere leal net!
'iflcriioon.
I KI.AK KGCi
John Flee. iin •: Kamn •
■111 employee o| the City of lb-id
son. displayed a I real; egg .1 'lie
Dispatch ofl • ..j ,v whieli v
senibled a lizard mingle.1 ,
the yolk and wlnte ot the egg.
OtTi:it HANKS
No other . late has the am" • i
of formation iis North
linn's—outer hanks that eticin ■
deep and inagnilaent bodies oi w:
ter where the whole nation e 11 Id
surf bathing at once.
ji for the yea!'. Kit my part I'dl
r • Rive home-canned vrgri bid 1
C . 1 .' tin-n v. '!:■•»! callcct-1
,:iu i..;:.-: p.'in s"*'
\ Yes. you ean il na'.e as much I
• .VI (|i,:u-;s ol v ■ home-canned |
. v\ tli<>. '. e.»lle.*iiiig ra-1
stamps. That's probabl*
naeii v.. ,\l >\ !i: to g.ve away,
,.-i for he rivmd—after you've
, ted \\ th .">ti ij.i.i >. you'll have to
' ; i >;ii ;•!.?!,■ point- .1 ; ! as if you
\. i :he t: y h i- ;ies>. And
i • •. :he :ir.i .1. ■ •. tin- f>U-ipiart
: canned tru.:.- and vegetables
:ae only .illinv.cuv of rationed
wii.en i i e.;a:'.i:e hands with
..: ..n e\.!...ngi •: points. Mea s
• r. I !\l even : * i give them
.v. > . ve • c >llect points
i to '.In- ration board.
v,> "My miii .:i 11k- Army makes
i *t . wance. Now. all of a sud
dct here he a child, lie did • ut I
I • ;t right for them |
.*•!. • y !Un\aiU'o evcrv
'ii.ii : .. Li cnld?"
A We n -it I.now. and am such
• i ■ v. • . i>e a matter of civil
!:ie War Question
ll.it we d i know
' i in.iv ail iwunec plan
.< n ■■ t enl.-k d men
a ' i in cides that ;i man
te t i the suppoit ol an
. < te eh tnc that chil 11
A Dependent. and |
uake an all iwatu\
> ; " t IKIRtlt who wiu aUtl
; • ••••• i tile .soldier—.»o it
i".e? him suppurt litej
t i. .• tne child's in 'ther.
ijc • ng for them, coulul
the allowance lid it i
a •: :>e necessary o take any
tin* s a I lu wane in ney to]
t the ell;Ui.
1 became Hi! in March. This!
i ter the o itmmcemcnl about I
y >1. .-barging men who were
■ • -Id s • the. e >uld return o
.Iture or vv r product ion.
v : I ; >»■ i , jihle ! • .i d:> ha rue
iro l»a;k t. e.-.-trntial industry?"
\ Ye... solute:', you w mid be
. 'in the t ndpoint 't age,
•.v. A . ' ui •! my iiic wli > be_
:t;t arte:- t'ie t-i- atmo.inee-1
till tit Maw already been releii-e.i.
'i—'V :i a tiirm ho ,-ew te ell'
.i.:i! 1 an; ant .•! butter in a ■ I
• V. ' I".it o::.e i..!a; t per
And t.n :e an. !i:ni t ■ now
!!i;ie.' siu- I an -i 117
Thi :• ..'e> theniscive- are com-1
'• i igl. 1) :i't try to make
t: . . any v. irstf. The uiily thi g youj
::..\e to worry about i« t .lect.nf
• y •••: te.. an;i making
it ilj report .• the rationi"g|
. i;..t we don't i-i :i:e ;.on for
.■ - ire ai.ead f|
t n i pi -:>ic re tr
I
<; I know that .-"id.er.- writing!
e h vf Hi i lege •: u»3in frcj |
> .! ' v. r.ting "tree mail" mi
■ ' ". i-i j>e. I > . thev ]
:i. e.. 111 . •• p re lege
v.:. • t!" y": i on till! .i^r
.vrt.iinlv ,i . They're j
iv '* Home i few day ■. The |
ee j . \ iege ii <i v.-;th the
uniform— win rever i:'» w irsi. |
!: o (i t .ri -i v ice j;e!.s
it • .. l"'i. .rte; the dee »:
A i aat depend., ti whether or
t; •: lie wife i- aw irded alimony. It
she i iv.ariled ilimo y. .-he'll get
t as 1 ng as the man's in .-ervice.
I>ut .' can never i>t. ni -re tiian SIJ
.i month. An:! :f the wife is not
awarded limony. she will be g;vi
;:er al'.;;*.\ anee .'illy through the
• 'titi. e :::tal (!• e was granted
I
i
| HOW'S
YOUR
I.Q.?
< an you answer tln-s|. quiz i|ut-s
liniis'.' Turn tn I'.irc 4 for th*
answers.
I. Wti; iv i> tin Valley <•! '1'cii
! ii"ii aii'i Smokes?
J Wh'ii ili<! t'n :u. i ri'tiiil
.• <i« |>rini fur i rii.'.n nwib p> im
!■. It. iT.'
Wliin i tin- <|uh ,t i .mil siifr.st
ili.nl "I ii'iiti". niwy i»v Mini!
ii Sun Fninri.M'u in New* York
i 'riu1 l.'ti.i" i i>t ni'M
ttiiinitfd ' • Lout XIV* "i Krcinec;
!..l! I I'.- IIK'illlillK'.'
I- 1 ,• >»n<• -ii • fiilimU' "Mm IlOll"
• I hi 'In1 T'lttr. «'l l."i 'l<>ll. 1 ■••ii i"
I'.illi.iliu-lll <m Wi• In.hi In Al>
hi v?
i; Si natm Mi C'.in.in (i >< m<.ci at >
• i cuts wliiHi St tilt* hi 11m; U. t*.
. V.'h • cihii|ii•.-«■«! "St;ir Dust"?
■ ('•• pli-ii ihr |iri'\irl>: 'II pays
!>. In in i i.il mwhat. what is a
•(I'-f. u Jit"'
lo. What was t|io iiiiUnanic of
T>: u- I!, vim..mi l'..l)l>. Iaiin>ll> baso
• ..II .ilayi-r'*
i
BE SURE WITH * *
tflTISI CUB
STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
URY DISTILLING COMPANY • PEORIA, ILLINOJ®
N. C. Minerals
On Their Way
To The Front
In the Sir Waiter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch lturcau,
By LYNN N1SBET
Ilaleigh. May 10.—Cumulative evi
dence leads to the conclusion that
North Carolina will play a larger
roll? in the nation's war and post
war industry with respect to min
erals than had been contemplated
some months ago.
Major credit for this position in
the sunlight must go to the Creator
who gave to the State such a wide
variety of mineral ores. Secondary
credit belongs to the Department of
Conservation and Development for
its pioneering ingenuity in finding
and publicizing the natural resour
ces in mineral deposits. Some credit,
however unpleasant to recognize,
must go to the Axis powers whose
activities centered attention upon
possibilities in Carolina hills for
vital materials formerly imported.
Before the war a good deal of mica
was imported Irotn India: now the
Cnited States looks to Western North
Carolina for its supply. Certain
tvpis of sand quartz and silica im
portant for fine glass making came
troin central Europe! Now this coun
try looks tn gravel beds around l.iles
\ ille. Large quantities of sponge iron
used to be imported from Norway.1
Shipping scarcity lias directed atten
tion to Carolina ore beds.
Little, if any. coal has been im
ported into the Tinted States, llut
tumsportation dillieulties have
brought into greater prominence the
untapped coal sources m the Cape
Fear holds of North Carolina. War
time requirements lm* the light me
tals have focused interest on Tai
lleel State sources of magnesium |
ti<>111 untold quantities of olivine.
Governor Iiroughton and the Stale
Department ot Conservation and De
ve, •piiiont. alert to this changing sit
uation. met it by employing tiie Her
man llras-crt organization to survey
X 'i th Carolina mineral deposits and
-uvgest proper methods of tlevelop
.ner.t.
Final report on this survey litis not
been made and may not be available
for another !I0 davs. Partial prelim
inary reports would seem to fully
ju tify the project. These early re
ports prove beyond doubt that North
Carolina has iron and coal and mae.
ncsium in quantities sufficient to ael
nuind consideration by government
and private promoters.
North Carolina has long stood neat
the top among all the states in agri
cultural production. It has ranked
high in textiles and first in manufac
tured tobacco products. There is now
little doubt that it must be reckon
ed with in contributions to the na
tion's mineral wealth.
Agricultuial and manufacturing
pre-eminence can be classed as old
stut 1 • The mineral item is relatively
new. The minerals have been here
longer but have not been exploited.
Right now they are 011 the way up.
There's a reason: Broughton.
Broughton doesn't want to be a
"war governor." Bickett has that
honor. Morrison was the roads gov
ernor; McLean the business gover
nor: Gardner was the consolidation
governor: Ehriughaus maintained tiie
State's credit, and Hoey \vas the
goodwill governor. Broughton. most
versatile of them all, would like to
be known as the "development" gov
ernor. That includes schools, health,
roads, manufacturing, minerals, and
of all these items, minerals have
been less cxpolited. If Governor
Broughton. in the 1!" months remain
ing of his term can complete pend
ing plans for development of the
State's mineral deposits he will have
instil led a claim to recognition as the
State's "development" governor.
FIRST "REVOLUTION"
Kfity years before tje American
| Involution, a successful "usurpation"
| of Uing-hip was maintained against
1 the English crown: "King" Roger
Moore, was virtual ruler of his vast
tracts i:i Brunswick county, where
he had his seat «f power at Orton
llousc. and near where the vanishotl
city of Brunswick once stood.
One bale of cotton linters pro
vides smokeless powder for about
l(io.(i(i(i rounds of rifle ammunition.
The STEVENSON
Today-Tomorrow
GEO. BRENT
PR1SC1LLA LANE
BRUCE CABOT
ill
"SILVER QUEEN"
Also _ "VOI'Nfi AM) BKAI'TI
H 1." Ml'SICAL AMI MAYS
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Phone 492
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OISXEY CAIITOOX — KMIIASSY NEWS
Brand New Coverage Added to $5.00 Auto Policy:
Policy now covers if struck or run down t>y any vchiiic. Principal
Mim $nioiMXi. 'iicrca-«'s 10',; per year up to $15(10.00.
CITIZENS REALTY & LOAN COMPANY
Phones G28-629 Joel T. Cheatham, Hgr.
Want A Chick
Raising Tip?
>1' poultry raisers who arc past masters in
raisinjr profit-making baby chicks always
Thousands
t lie art of
{.'iw their ciiicks the hem-fit of Dr. Salslniry's Avi-Tal»
in tin- mash l i^ht fr< m tin- very hcjrinniiijr- Why don't
von try it'.'
PARKERS
,^1889 State, wn
SAVE
WITH
SAFETV
WANTED
10,000 Cords
(UNITS 5 ' X 4 X 8 ft.)
Pine Pulpwood
Present Price $8.75 Per Unit
FOB Cars—SAL Raiiway
Henderson Pulpwood Co.
Phone 78 or 97
HENDERSON, N. C.
SK/-J
E. L. Raynor or Hughey Tindal
If ii lie r Mamurr