Terrell Made President
Of Lions Club For Year
Stcvnron Makes
Farewell Before
Entering Army;
Hoover in Charge
of Program
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ASSAULT CHARGE IS
HEARD BY RECORDER
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BUTCHERS TO DECIDE
ABATTOIR QUESTION
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•••■• Villl'll ti.i
OUR NEW
i.I'l ECriVi; MARCH 1st. 1943
OPEN - - 9:00 A. M.
Every ilny
CLOSE - - 5:30 P. M.
Monti iy through Friday
CLOSE - - 8:00 P. M.
5at;irdi\ys
"Henderson's Shopping Center"
In New Command
IT WAS ANNOUNCED In London
t; Vxe Marshal John Henry
p \ -a •• ■ es command of a
I! \r F o tactical n:r for re.
I - ' v. • « ,t'> armies strik
ing P: (International)
QUARTET IN PROGRAM
A I ST. JAMES CHURCH
will Rive
nisht .it 8 :5(1
- chiiifd,
t'li.iv. Several
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:• mam. and the
" '<• l i" attono.
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■soph l).n I the
v.h • is ill.
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• 7 .to ;it iho
' '.V IIrf .day o\ «•!!
i' .i .t tiu> now --
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• tundamen
to > drills and
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7 :n tunc t • • n
t trainee*.
HOW'S
YOUR
I.Q.?
( tn vim armvrr thr*r quit qurs
lions? I urn to I'jrc 4 lur in<
answers.
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The Balanced Blend
Th e "balance" of Carstairs White
Seal is made possible by careful
selection and skillful blending
from one of the world's largest re
serves of choice blending stocks.
$2.90
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CARSTAIRS
White Seal
lU.r.NIH.n U1IISKF.Y. Kli.H Proof. <11)', drain Nrulrul
Spirit*.
Carstairs Bros. Distilling Company, !nr , Rallimorr, M'J.
Can&it. A
CARSTAIRS
lite Seafl
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tliMMtWMWlT
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77 Negroes
Go To Bragg
Contingent Includes
Light 1 ransterred
to Vance board
tor induction
Tin* Vance selective ur board
today st'in ii rtogio M-i. !irj to r'orl
bract; tor vxaiiiiiiutt.it .'"it induc
tion nit" tlic aimed berime.* ol those
who meet requirements included ttt
the ivntinuciii were imk loRiMiant
ti.tii .i« t ie« to the \
boaitl iiv other lacal t>-•
At the same tune, tin
board look eiedit tor
ri'Bi>U'i fit here who v
rc.i ' • otin r boards l"i
Inil.nU <1 in the k> 1 ui
rally iimh* .ire .l.uiu - i
Nonolk, \J.tines hir
ma.-, to." U mtteii mm
t-.lli - l-Kin ton, lolite
\\ a.-liinctoii Moore,
*ti< i t. i. H.ei t Ai v coo.
John Li miliar ruglt. •
.ticei: tainnanucl V\ i>"
villi*. Mil.; Hubert 11
moiiii, v'a.;
J.line., i erry, 019 l'l • '
Kthv.o <t Brown. r-jute t
:iiiin* •!. Alexander lit.:
.mum. Ciovernor Walk
ic> sin el; Hubert Mti
lletmet son. lienins M
N"il"lk. Va.; henjan
MnsOity, tome a; Jai
.1; , anil lIoiiter street; i
i .ii.tv J; .welvm J ne.*.
Lewis ttenry Hatch. —
-Tiiet. Freddie James W ito, Mobile,
eouuly
tls.
atiee draIt
it ftegi e>
tiaitMei
Killt'llOll.
at my here
'• ii v .'thfii,
•til l llll.Nl
■«•; K'jbeit
i» oUer T.
Vaughan
vil li > rei
Mini ii,;,
. llertnai;
• way. Kich
llill street;
I tlilie Hiii ell
ck, liillfids
(>33 Chai
f><>|i>niiin,
ia;d Taylu.,
Franklin
* Johnson,
vi us Uca\ la,
r-wte 4;
o Hansom
Archie .lames Amos,
William . 313 Clark .*t
Washington llargr<>\ ,■
■trivl; Herbert Albert
dclphia; Amos Harm
t'olumbu.* Henderson.
street; Fred Crews. (>71
l haiios II. Green. Henderson;
Kirliai'il Kiliv.nrf Itiihuison. P m *
mouth. \'a.; Hobrrt Leo Hrot>k . P,.,i
llinmi . Mi,.. tii ii. \' 1• 11. it n:m
4. Elijan
1*111 WO'i(l
'."lit Orange
Mills, l'hil.i
.route 5;
319 Clark
\dam .-' not,
rouu- «i; Wallace Watson Voice.*,
mute ■«. Waller Wilson, al t
iliiiK. ivc .-.licet; Willie II. Williams.
hast avenue; Itodnuy Ba-Ke: -
\ille. mute Lot- Roy Chiton, till!
Nil.i .n.ill siiot i Hem y Xovvlon il t —
lii't. :»2(i Whittcn a.onuc. Horacc
Hunter Toriv. HIT Kurd street;
iJoorfic 'A asli:^;li»n .liitcucli. 31!)
R -i U-piinn .-tree . Robert Lee Gi|j
m II.-. i- uio 2. Chiton .Iimius !,•. inr.
704 Anil •:nil. William KcUvanl
loi.i-ii. li.jfi s.root. Uu-h
urd Iteimaii CluiK. I'ortsmouth. Va.;
Wilii.iii Hciiia Ti-irill, Kit'ioll. (Jon
Aloxaiutoi. N«\v|>"il Now.-. Va.;
Gaicini: i!< mli rson, l'ortsiimiitn. j
Va.. .jaii.c Kelly. iii!4 OralUJi'
street;
C'lnrcc-c llrr.derson. 671 Adam
trcet. !':(:! :i M .-.v. mute 3; C'lu
t >:•. I i'.vih. li.irt Hic.'i.onrid{tv street;
.l.imo ilomy Hayes, route 1; Char
It- Mavn;, 1 |{-.rii>, K..troll. Robert
Spetioei J-'iio . loiite 5. .lulian Carl
lta\t ■■ .1 .1 liteli.-prmg -troet; R >b
fi 1 l.i i- .1 - n. N'ortolk. Va.; .lac!;
Will.- i'.'-vlan. al!2 H'irner street;
t 1! Jultns n, Kittrcll;
AiivAlston. ami hist avenue;
.l.llllt IvlA.IMI Willi: ll-ll, Kh/aliclli
( iiy. ,\i l-ir All hi Mi-ii-r. mi'e
.laino l-.dwatd ll.11 lis. II! A roll
• in ot. Alo\ .iifioi- lVaoe. mute 4.
.l"lnt llonrv 11 rvillo. route 3;
l.ivil \ 'uu hi \ • i^lian root. Al
iMit I. iv. 10110c I.O-.VK. 2»t7 U t^I'.iii
.■•I 11 1 'I. .1 . -;i .\|o:n, Kcll.V. :i:'.3 IVail
•tiM-i. I.••111.- .Itiiii"; Howard. •"-!
i 1 I, Im> . 15a.-.-.mi \|itrln ll. ('liar
It- strut. and Alt 11 d Walliior I»avi«.
I tit' I. and tin- eight trati.-fonod
II ..111 • -11 :o: i> ..-ii'd
( li.. !,. I * i\ 1... 11 - 111 port moii'li.
V ■ 11* ! X ' 11 : i« • Mi l 1 111. ! 1 "in
< I. • • ■ .11; II- -l v I lander. Il- III III -
••top ■ ill' . S t . CJarlalid llimiiiici.
11 ... I-..11. 1 'inI■ Y.i Coin i t I-•
I'-rail -lia .• . fi"i« I . *114 I.-land. N Y ;
llioii ud liamol I iller. fion Rich
iii nd. Va.; Willi.mi Henry Day.
Ii 11 Kiohniond. iti-l (ieorjio C u -
nrliti 11 ick -. Iioiii Norfolk. Va.
TIiim'B trail ilci i i-'I Iroin V.moe (••
other boaicl are .lames Wal • v ci« -
in-hi . in Wa It mi*'on. D I>:ivid
l.ee Mart "'.v. !•• N«-\v York oily;
K.h 111 Tit nia William . i t M' Vol -
noil. N V . .'"in lv hi-, t't Mi i'i'i
11011, N V . Silas Lyons, Jr., to Nov
Yolk 01I1 . I.oui c '!• nonce |-'ti-ld!•>
N01I0II:. Va. and Sylvester lit ante,
to Railway. N .1
Beer Curfew
Law Violation
Costs License
IHiimlrii Hurras.
In llir Mr IVallor llotcl.
Ity I.VN.S' NISKliT
I! tloich. .Jnno 17 The UM.'t >t;i
I'l'o iiii|M»i s mandatory i evocation
t lu i ii-f I i ,my dealer C"H\ icli-ii
• I cl'ttm boor v\ iiic botwoon I ho
li'Mii.- •■! 11 :t!i p m .ittd 7 a. in., ana
m iilior the colli ) not any other por
.-••ii '>i auonoy ha.- any discretion in
the matter. ,!(■<••.idinn to opinion m
Alt i ii"v donor.il fiiii i v Slc.Mtillau
lolo.i.-od fni |iiil)lit*«itir>n today.
Municipal r<n piir.it ion* have Ihc
i mill to agree to lurtiish fire prolee
lion within .in firrii of not more thtin
twHvo nulo-i 11mil thf oily limits up
on .<ui h tonus ii- the governing b fly
in.i v floln mine, il whs hold in an
oihor ruling.
Several opinions on taxation t|ue.
lions inoludo Iho following:
Whoio ii fraternal lodge purchases
for id mid has it prepared by ils own
rook n its own equipment for sor\ ■
too to own members without pro
lit. then* i.- no liability for Ihc sale.
ax.
Purchases of supplies and equip
meni by units of the State Guard
for official use ar« not sUbUct to
SKY'S THE LIMIT FOR HIM
EAGER TO REACH for the ceiling is this Italian prisoner who i" boin*
searched for weapons.by r British s >Id:er on tlie cx-f<'ttre..s island of
rnntello-ia II Duces own version .-if (Iibralta- bccainc a heap of ruins.
Official U. S. Signal Corps Rad o;'t'o (/nfcnational Soumlplioto)
Ease Neuralgia With
Quick-Acting "BC"
use quick-act
ing "BC" Head
ache Powders
when you want
prompt rcllel
from neuralgic
pain. "BC" also
relieves head
aches, muscular
aches and func
tional periodic
pains. 10c A
sixes. Use only ns directec^rrJ?. r!
n physician when pains persist
HAIL INSURANCE
PROTECT VOI R I,AHOR Avn
INVESTMENT in nd
growing CROPS
Insure Now—Ash , s Abont „
t «»st Same Now as Later
CITIZENS REALTY &
LOAN COMPANY
Joel T. Cheatham. President
Phone G2H
• lie North Carolina sales tax. The
State Guard. h-vvevcr, must pay the
lax <>n gasoline purchased.
Merchants designated liy the Navy 1
to sell certain quantities and kind* .
of uniforms, stocked on the Navy'
order, and purchased and s >ld at
Navy price?-, are not exempt iron
State sale* and use taxes with :c
sped to sales of such equipment
Municipal corporations are
hihited by statute from levying .1
privilege ta\* 011 phv leians v : «• c.e -
ry stocks ot modicinc and -oil the
sai.ie diiect to their p. t.cir
II M. :ir, ,,f the 1!U:» Ceiu .il V
seiuhly relieves person- in the .i.-.i'i
tor.-e.: trom liability for p >!! *.i\cs
due at time of their indticit r.
A county may rc-.-< " p: jvv
purcha-ed at .1 i.i\ 1 •leci ■ -11 •«
:.t a private sale. and in aiv-ence •
eolitision such .1 sale conveys wii.tt
ever title the county owns.
A county has no authority to rent
an ofiice and all w rhc agent or de
puty of the department ot levenue
to use it. Such expenditure would
not he tor a county purpose (Note:
Presumably there 1- nothing wrong
with the countv fiu 111-naie micIi de
puty an office 111 a countv-owncd
building r courthouse, although the
opinion does not cover that point.)
Ministers and etlu r competent of
Iicial> are not .ail! n ,/e<l 1 > peri irn
marriages 111 one 1 • .!•.!> Upon cum
issued 111 an ther countv. but .»uch
a marriage would not be held void.
The General A.-semblv has passed
no statutes exempting bus drivers
from jury service. Neither is there
any law requiring a fireman on
tiaina operated hy diesei engines.
TRAFFIC FEE.
W. II. Fletcher. Jr., paid a d«llai
traffic fee to the city clerk's office,
records there indicated today.
10% Helps—B^y 10% More!
COTTON FUNERAL AT
CHURCH ON FRIDAY
Funeral -etvires for thn late Or.
John A. Cotton. juittniiitiu N'ccn.
lt'alllT •>! ■ 111:• <l'\ Mill MCI l i|l, who
died Tuesday ;ii'> :n .••!> .it Jubilee
hixjiilitl heic. will he held Friday ai
3 Ju p. hi. at the 1'iuted I'lxvhytorwui
ehuieh i>n North I'lie-inut street
He was p.i.-t r of the ehureh fur .'I'J
vears.
The Ivvlv will lie :n tale 111 liir
tliueh l .nl.iv <t'<il'.'>"ll !•>: .11 h«m.
..mi a ti.ilI belme 1 h«" I init i al.
"• n: :! 1 • ." 3'» P Men 1» I • ol I'.oy
S >u? Tr<> >p !"1 v. 1 stand a« 11• *t»<»:
i;-.:ard ti n mu the time.
"Hie i ViAiii r Vi'.v Serrae.iiK
has terrain! !».H1 aeie.s •
!.■ 'i at ,ui average eo.st <•! S-'-.l pei
The STEVENSON
30r - 35r - 11.*
Tuday Only
RITA HAY WORTH
VICTOR MATURE
in
"MY GAL SAL"
CAUTOON av.tl NOVELTY
rii.-S.it.
3 MESQU1TEERS
in
"BLOCKED TRAIL"
Alsu—rirsl < liaplrr — "SW Itl.TS
IN HAKKK.ST AKKH V
EMBASSY Phone 492
Adults .".Or - lOr — Children 11?
NOW SHOWINd
Ti Tarzan Lured By A Pagan Princess! ^
Ws
v Johnny WEISSMULLER I
y > FRANCIS OIFFORD
JOHNNY (Boy) SHIFFIILD Bk
SATI UDAY ONLY
"SHE HAS WHAT IT TAKES"
Put Your Money
on Me ...
1am Mrs. Sow. Among all'tbe four,
fooled farm animals, I lia v«-the high
est birthrate, and my children c om*
quickest to maturity. We make meal well
balanced between fat and protein to siii k
to the ribs of fighting men. Yet I address
vou. Mr. Hanker, not for myself alone
but for those other mothers of the food
frout, Mrs. Cow and Mrs. Hen.
I low much of eggs, meat and milk
products we can bring forth is measured
by the feed and the care Mr. Farmer can
j?ivc us. He is short-handed. Good help
is hard to hire at any price. If he can buy
better, faster machines he can crow more
feed for us. Willi extra speed to do#his
field work in a half-hour less, morning
and afternoon, he can milk and carc for
several extra cows. That same hour
gained will take carc of two dozen hogs
or a hundred chickens.
There is not nearly so much new
machinery as farmers need. That's why
it should go to those who need it most
and will use it best, not to those who
mav happen to have the purchase price
in hand. Vou can help by timely offers
of loans lo dependable producers. Oilier
ways to help Mrs. Cow, Mrs. Hen and
me arc by loans on concentrates to bal
ance our rations, on fertilizers and inoc
ulums for the fields that grow our feed,
on purchases of our hungry offspring by
farmers who have surplus feed.
CITIZENS BANK &
TRUST CO.
Henderson. N.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation
SERVING AGRICULTURE SINCE 188^-IN PEACE AND WAR