ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL l'KKSS
Himftrrsmt Batltj lEHspatrlj
r
WEDNESDAY, SEITEMKEK 15, 1943
Tobacco Offerings
Lighter With Drop
In Price Averages
Tuesday Poundage 309,694 for $23.35 Average;
Quarter Million Pounds on Sale Wednesday
SuKKe.-iinns that leal be withhelc
from the markets bcim-ti the uu
luvurnble priee ituution are ..pp. ;.
I'll'iy in ..I llin tl i • . . . ; .
^1 III " .,<■! ; j.
the third suecessivc day the I lender
JS"t> m..rke» \ lil t • • •; I ...
vapueity .,1: itu <1 • , ;I.
Arthur H. Surpi-U\ sales sui*erviW
Motulay • opomiiit u. v sale mtlti
have !... :•!!,'(! ... •
amount .i leai and yesterday tlu
takst were eonipleted early. Today
third day •■! tin season. : ■ ..-it th»
n at ket Ui «. ut tteii re <■
Surprise says.
The Tuesday nmdage v..,
p mniLs pay:!.,; ui 7.., ,
r.
t;.- iirie
SI'! 1;: M
v. -. 71
.•>1
HEALTH QUIZ
YES NO
Do you have headaches?
Da you lack pep or vigor?
Da you get irritable easily?
Da you feel depressed — nervous ? G H
rv» yml f.-. I 1,«I.<J>re*«cd-ilTi.
t .!.*«- — (i i< to a slncstish. raartU
! ■ I r in r. ' !>•> V -1 » • tku I
mora rff«*tlv«t ail-nrounii r-... i t :un y .:
r in r»'l f" >• 1 ::i v : .-v. •• Ij\v
» >t>: Tl • n. ut 1: ■ - .!-.i :i .• prove*,
j on hoi.-; J • f > 1 > i :
1. «;• •- I.-. - r I • !' . wr:
2. 1 l«»r oui i:.<* intr-tinal tract.
T<».! > 1 m. tdo 1 -tina Cart*rt»
I ■ .< I.r.vr [' « fTiiK:.<- Ti.- t> t t:.;n»
(I.irtrr'.i 1: uaily ilo whilo you're cum
f •-Mi.!/ a :•. . i< ! . i" - 1 .» i;.- Ho-.. <,f
liver liik .1 Vit I ■!: ••• liv« jitfrw. T i:
i • :■- I > 1: t \ f >i j.- • ..fly. T :
' ,;.,.you: • 1
1 '.a, |,.-1-or . . •. IV. • m,t
Tr.-f. C .. - I r ..
li-v-a:.-.- heoti ..■•••ti" rttmayrn
b" nr. I1 - «»<•«! •••> ft ;.:i y ur haulm
d. I."" I i-i-i '.1/.
1 -!<!*. '• :ir-ri .n i* <» 1 , t1
tl f..rm-. 1.Ti . . ■»>..« I
1- "V V. .r:.. ■ c»n< r's IJulo I.-.: r .
(■•■I.iv — only "J"> n' j'.v iiT'i.n tT..e
aadirocti I. V :"! bo clad you >!:■).
W nuvt ? ' ; ' ! ••• " :u*
Hit i . • • t . iih Oiid>
tit' CI *;irn ii:: * . not
uuons, DCJ '!!«:
t» v
! I ii;h P? .
! A'^ion Auxiliary
I o Sell \\ ar l>o!uls
u- .1! liu . I i . I'l
iv. and Sat iril.iy, at s they }iav
sltwl that Hw> • K-'i • • tin' An ■
(Elements I)cci 11cs
1 rattic (iharjjcs
In ( !ount\ C.ourr
!■ T, :its. I.
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CALLED FOR
'
REDEMPTION
U. S. TREASURY DUE
OCTOBER 15, 1945-43
THIS entire issue ha been «.*;» 11«*«I lor i.-dcmp
tioii <i)i October l*i, 1!»1 * J on which date inter
est • mi such bond.- will cease.
All holders of these bonds, other than cninnuT
cial hanks, will lie jyiven option of exclianirin.u
for either '1 per cent or 2' per cent bonds for
sale during tht Third War Loan Drive, in
authorizing denominations. IJanks may exchange
their holdings for 1 per cent bonds.
★ ★ ★
As another of our many services, this
bank will be glad to handle the re
demption or i xchange of these bonds for
the owners of this area.
CITIZENS BANK &
TRUST COMPANY
IIKNDKUSON*. X. C.
KNTRANCK ON \VV( IIK ANI) OAISM.TT SlltllTS
MEMBER fEOERAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
Foreign Food
Stocks Are
To Increase
Irut'i -tooUs • . d- which «»ri—
;:i;.iti in t-iiviitu land.- i- tin* proin
!-»• .National li.'nct'is Bulletin.
ha " • ! u' llendei'M'ti Cham
.■i : Commerce. Tlie National
Grocers Bulletin, organ of the Na
tional Gi icers Association, t.> whitTi
-? II' i dt - :i u: >'< belong. an
ite abundant -applies of
i i "... •• and other pro
ducts bet «re the year'# end.
The same publication anticipates a
"* :u* " k< t tor ti.i.'.v products,
lats. • II-. lire. ii ell lllll!- and
■ " l Ihi'. •! till' Heeds ot
|M>|)iilati its as 'in' armies
ad-. . nl i t : • that I hey may
'■ r. :i:..-,d I.' :• . . TI• «111IIu lilt"
l:i4.i.
I i • • «i ii; it Mopped. it
said Total t ■>>ci pi ducti'in this yeai
. il e\ceed ; ' iu! i «f tvv<>
ay Si; «•-. Aivpt 1 l int. .
Ik products preserves, will be
. 1 it ntatit ' •! in the past year.
1 I-i.i'i'eari warns dealers
'd11■-ti1ht.ui e. it
diets. the iul: •• d food prices wilt
the 'lid
MANY AWARDS ARE
GIVEN TO SCOUTS
I :e !'.■•> S (' . it t i 11 itior,
hold last ti u * .'i the First Prestoy
teriati ch; was the scene the
it .tat;. >. > awards to the
Seoi. '• \ M Udell troop
1 'i'.i a> . lie rt. and
c : ' • Seot. .> and laws.
! ' .■ .laiin '. < i I r a--eniblv
.1 U • "A < : il", and also
4 i tae inv ' .'I.
\V. \V I (ill; :>i esented his In
• •• w i Ii.. . •- badge. while
.1 t'< iaidiu a- i the civ a- d..tv
il »li • ■ y- Mr- I! 'go
i ' ! . y. who ... i tn «'h to do
with the Sends' passing merit bad
ge!- presented t'.l e t badges !•. 14
>. ; The el ax in the awards
ion 1 1 > Kalkncr pr » idly
p < -• •. i the St badge to his son.
A -it . ■ ~ the v..-1 >...
■ Father K ^ presented the
\.t .. '••• t ■ 11 i 1'. e. scout; .as
ter • >: t. . :io. • .• winning troop.
It U'V-. ii m ot tin- <d
' ,v ttee. , esided .:il
expie ; d< <• a|.p eciati->n to
the i (larcttt and friends ;>iv
; ' aeir vel \ art;vo part ill
-" -co .t aii.vittes The
•i • .in. a- ... ...'red with the
AROlND TOWN
TWO I ICI N'SI S
;,i. '.il. rt a •<• \\ ere i- -tied
tin egiste di-od l'liesdav. a
• v B.i B Si ("la ill
\' '* i. lldol ( 111 . ,lllll 1 .i ..Sll ,.l.ie
i iiii- i . !!• d -i •.m. \\ lute: and
<;• -it' l!ol>. (irant. .1 Cm-- Mill,
s c nd It 1.,-,. Walker. Hen
(u -.. . eol. . •
TWO V AIM IIS I II.I I)
1 p;iii • • filed tor ••ford
lay ■ i.iv with Ih<' ii m
'.••!■ : deed <Mte. dated July 20.
!!•:! Wa- I . !. S Kitrell. tin-tee.
in .1 i*. Kit! . !•••• >100. being pro
; • ty on \V k*ti street. The other
,i?i au • n" In tween the f. S
B • ai i.| M ii d Andrew .liiiaie
■ ii .nd w i ; :nn I'erl.iin nulling
on 1. .< ill till TuWIISl lite
• etimi.
WPR OFFERING NEW
MACHINERY SERVICE
!!:.Irish. 1") A new service
North ( a'* is-nctitial civilian
t"! -!iy nt war work was Ik*uii»i
*. 1 I\ J»y : liiili'iitll "flice <>l WIN'..
'I • • nils .1 a»\ district manager.
• •urn ed • 'I., v.
The !»•'■ department. known <
m.i' i i;il )• • inbutn.n depntmem.
:.<• hi • <i by !'•' il S. li'Tt'i- .
: • -distrihuti 1 -j>oriali.-t. who lia
i vii wii1 • • r.\.l<-i«h Wl'ii I"
■ in" lime. <■ said.
I:i .-ftI • 4 up the ihav servio.
I. the office had n(ruinti
••I a i Icrahic inventory "I
K.i-'i rn .\ ' Carolina machinery
ml «'iuij' • ;• ti(l llial tin' main
■ > 'i«»n ' ' "li" of lire would he t"
h< !|) ii-.it .cttirers locate tii'i'dcil
i!i"i ial — ;i!iy nature—needed 1
'X|M-ditO ' I lll.UlUl.K tlll'C III CSSOII
ti.il tir w ii needs.
IIAl l OF (Jl'OTA I' \SSKD
K.iloiljli Sept. l.">.—(AIM—(*;• n
' ■ Ull I >l li n < )-r ir i';l!- „iif| t«>'I i v
l ii' W.i nur (>'- war I)<iihI ilr
u the Ih 'I ir loan drive hurl r< i<h
I- I i"!( tliouyli yesterday. Tne
f|not«i i- i .'ion.
Now /."aland h i.- nilod th;it lackr
must ii -t be made with culls oi
pleats.
r i.q.?
1 V. .11 |»i iiimi in tlio Clime-"
U'lvoriuiioiit i - occupied l»y 'I'. V.
I S'ootiu '
1!. !• wartime. more hoy haliirs are
i. in !• 111 i. 11 Ii.iIiio,-: true or lalso.'
1! Wit it i trie name I'M- a eowhoy
■ f .1 •• South A'i."i ir.iii pampa .'
I Name the American ntdicr from
the imii'ii:'mi; of T''lilie--«l'. who
piriaii-. 'Ii i Iiuiiishcd Iiiiii ell dui
inij tin Ki. ' World War.'
fhvo '■ «■ In t line oi the hymn
that relers in "India's coral strand."
(>. Who .lute "The Cotter's Sat
urday \ml
7. Nana th«- -eeif-tary-tirasorer of
tin- An i i i •! Federation o| l.ahot.
f>. N*am< il ' capital "I Vermont.
!) Is a • |i;i--iK>n" a wood-wind or a
brass insti anient'
1 Hi. The ca-iost candy to make at
i home is "I— e"?
Ministers
Plan For
Study Week
Will Be Week Oct. 3-8;
65 in Bible Courses
At School; Talk Scouts
At the:.' m uithly inn
limhl. Ill lldel.Si'll 1)11111
plan- !■•! tin emning eit.
uiu sell-...; li>r church \v>
will lir ,i cooperative at
Ktr.-t :.-t eh.irell the
tuber A report on j
made by l!i'\. II. K. K
i in- First MeUuidUt •
Co ;i e will In- Ii»r Suiui
Clllllell '' lief.-. Ulld It
dl\ 1(1 l.ll -tiulv CUUl*SCS
churches.
Mis- Mriani llt-ituli
stlUCtnl in tin* new 1
offered ::i Henderson Ii:j
year tin the lust time
llie mcetmu 'luit there
children in the three
• in • »ll> <1. hut that .i t' •
n.ni e c ill Id ca-ily be
emirv is unde: written I
tin eliun lies • i| the en••
!»c\. H. II. Cash, |>a
(i: ..n\ ille Methodist i:
.i rural Seouli i.ister.
Scout un:k in the l*n
excellent w.irk is bi ;u
that niilv ahollt 1511 buy
• nit MUIIC 1,200 boy- ii
ile 11 (Mil It'll I'll two Si
nieills .<t 11 I lance Utx I
summer. with 5(10 boy
Ile urged the rhurchc
w it11 tin iiKivemeiit.
IMans were discm-i
worldwide e •niimiiiniii >
I eltl i ii Sunday. (>ctiiln
It was al.Mi re|»irt<
■.dun.I- i.i the eity are |
t:lar chape-l programs
i IiimiI year, and the eh
lor the ministers lor (III
wa- presented.
(lood reports were
oiitdtH >r uiii<>;i vesjiei
I >auubH ■>" I 'ai k dm
eveiiii)K> duruiK July
and liiank- ol the sr
pressed ' • (I. V. .leu.
.nnplilK'! >v.v11 it; and !
his p.i...i- • im.ih, hi •
iKlt*K.
Ti e meeting "I the
held in iin study ol : •
ti-t eliureli. with nine
■ ittendiiiiei*.
Tuesday
«'lit lined
■ lie* traill
ivrs, whieh
at the
ek nl Oe
■ dure was
pa.-tor nt
eh. Tli.v
chool and
es the in -
•e several
who is in
ie courses
>chool tins
i ported to
iii
li.)
• r el.is.
• >l I (10 or
IU*d. I ne
ucially by
of the
.<*. who is
■ u'teii mi
y. lie said
done but
re enroll. (|
StV.lt afje- .
■ ' clicaii'ji
■ t: »l i! i*_; the
it'ellillllU.
< "'pi ..it."
tor
• In
•hat all
iiiiiu ieu
irittg the
•eluMliit*
.ii m.mlli.
ii mi the
ii Kiiiu ■
Sunday
Auuust.
in -
i Ke-ler I'm
• -e i ,.i the
' Istei'r wa
I'll ' I'.a 11
I'ATKOI, WANTS MAUKIl I> \i:.\
Willi < llll.Hi:!.N
K ileiRli.
nen with
iced appl.1
the
■lie.
•Ill
U.
I!"d(i:e Ward
The c munis
eam.es .should be
{Missiblv.
Alter having c
Va . IS.) Mel*
S. vice in this
' I have learned
a v. lie tiial the .
tn Tii,. war el In *
aid I li .. e hi.**
inns: ,-e. a his em.
me: t would, in
u:\en to niarr.it i
nr in ire ehiklii- i
<1 ..i ty and .-er. e
way Pali nl.''
Increased den
ed States are 1 •
16.—( !•) Mn
more children
i number ol ..i
e Highway i',
M 'li • V el. •
d t d:n.
id that the
ed as .
(ice.
a-rreel
;ead ol Selective
• Ward siiid.
1 '.e v. a> ..illy
• I -.va- e.-sential
thin tiie St . e.
u inee that toe
.itimi ; detei*
ll instance, be
i'I'.si .li
ne
'.ll:
L'nil
Food Shortage Certain
Next Year, Scott States
*
State Agriculture Chief Speaks to Rotary
And Urges Greatest Conservation Efforts
A more serious food shortage than
has yet been experienced is certain
in 11H4. and every person who has
access to .1 garden should join witn
t|n»e on the farm 111 making ana
-a\ :ng all the food possible, Kerr
Sr.it;. Stole commissioner of agricul
ture. told the Henderson Kotary cluo
Tuesday evening at its weekly din
ner ireeting at the Vance hotel.
Scott said it would be more or less
>•1 a di-gracc for any person to buy
1 lood tli .t he could liave raised.
I lie eoimui sinner urged all pos>i
; !>!«• I'liconrageinent ol farm pro
1 grams, and praised ci\ ic clubs lor
| their altitude, lie said mdustiv and
I agriculture combined could build a
.-.till greater North Carolina if tlicy
combined their resources and efforts.
Scott praised I he work ol the local
county agent's office, the home de
monstration work, and vocational
j agriculture programs, together with
tin- farm security and soil conserva
tion work, and called these educa
tional The chief lunction ol the
State Department of Agriculture, lie
said. was of a police nature. It is
tm imvd by fees received Irom feed,
Granville Given
Further Grant on
Recreation Fund
1
l.'u i i 'lid. Ya.. Sept. 15 An 111
cmm-c ol s'.l 12 in tiit- Federal grant
to the (ir.itivillc County l'oa id of
t '••iiitiiis-iouer^ to iiuancc tin- co.-t
• ! constructing and equipping
reation lacilities tor servicemen at
1 1 \i■ ■!"(1. N. I'., has been authorized
. U M i.|..r .eraI I'hilip 15. Fl. •
ing. Fedei a! Works administi .•?>
^ Kenneth Markwell, FWA regi
diiector. announced.
The increase brings the total
amount ol the grant to $.'t.9(5J. M.
Maik'Ai ll said.
The original grant o! $3,020 pro
\ dec! lor remodeling a large room
on the ground floor o( the Grtm
1 ville Comity Agricultural Building
I itid m-tall.'itioti of a snack War. toi
lets and other facilities lor service
ir.011 on leave from Camp Buttie'-.
The c s! ovrrrau the estimate, nd
additional funds were reci lired. The
r« i cation center has been in opera
1 n iince early in July.
PUBLISHERS PLAN
SOUTHERN SESSION
Chattanooga, Tenn.. Sept. l-r> (AP)
First hand accounts «»: halilc scenes
will -pui' discussions 't 1 ewsprint
! ort igi-s labor problems a:d the
general 1 • ol getting out a news
pape at - • convention o| the South
1111 New per Publislici s associa
t on. Chai *■- I'. Manship, president,
.id toda\
The iiii'i ' ng will be September 27.
21! and 2!l .1 Hot Springs. Ark. Pres
ident Maii>hi|>. in a statement an
nouncing 'hp program, said one of
i's ieatuii would he ;m address by
A 1 Cor, modore I». L. Blackford,
lair attn< ic of the British embassy,
! v.will describe the Ito.val Air Ft ice
pattern of iittack on Hitler'.- Kurope.
10^ llrlp<—Iliry in<7o nlore!
seed and fertilizer taxes, whereas
the educational services were financ
ed jointly by county. State and Fed
eral funds.
The Agriculture Department un
dertakes to assure proper fertilizer
grades, and said feeds sold in the
State hud been ureally improved in
the last seven years. Industries hand
ling these products are doing a good
job, he .-aid. Scott also said the State
Fair is operated by the Slate Depart
ment ot Agriculture and i being run
at a prolit. It was not held last year
and is not being this year on account
of war conditions, but the buildings
fire returning good rentals as storage
.•paces.
He also mentioned the :ix test
tarins operated by the ciepariiiieni.
•iiid said the one al l).\lml has by
long and patient ellort -uccecded in
discoM ring a type of tobacco that is
blight-resistant.
Farm incoim i- up, Scott declare!,
but oiMs are also higher, and lie es
innati tl, production ol crop- this year
ha c> i al li a>t twenty-live percent
more. Allowing lor tin 111 lalx.tr and
machinery co-i.-. farming i.- about ai
rt cli bottom, he said, lie predicted a
twenty percent feed shortage the
, <• lining year. ;md feared the labor
problem m;.y even more acute
than now.
Tin nice; ni: w.i presided over by
I William l»a l<> . club president, and
liie pi-'graii v.:.- in charge ol IJ. (J.
I Kittrell. Mr. KiMrell presented .1. W.
I Samlets. tiiuiil.v agent, who introduc
. ed the agricultine comiuis.-ioncr.
M. Itailey a 1 < died attention to
1 the program II •' is to be put on at
{the lug!', school S.iurday night by a
| t'.iiii|i r.iiluei- group and urged club
jsiippo. t toi' tin en'1 |tiise. since all
I net rctvipi- will go to.-iippml the
I Ser\ ice Men's (.'enter here. Mr.
ISailey also urged club members in
I buy ;<ll the Third War Loan bonds
I hey ci hi Id allol d.
j .1. Page was a gut-', of ,1. M.
| I'roetor. and li. O. Kittrell had as
ills guesi- F. L. Fleming, .1. W. San
j«i«! .iii<i Henry A. Dennis.
|
The STEVENSON
Mat. :!()< - Nii;Id 35r
Ttiday Only
PAT O'BRIEN
GEORGE MURPHY
in
"NAVY COMES
THROUGH'"
< AltTOON AM) SOVKLTV
Tomorrow
TWO Otl lCEKS OX IACILTV
Ourhain. Sept. 15. — Uuriiw u„.
month ol Jul.v two ulTicers, U. Jolm
Cavicchia. U.S.N-It., and u. (jK) j1
\ . A111111. U.S.N.|{.. assumed duties at
university as instructors in i|...
Naval Keserve Officers Trainum
corps. Iain tenant Cavicchia is a fir;,,
dilate ol Kutfiers university, where
lie majored in matheniaties, and of
the New Jersey law school. Lieute
nant Rlu th graduated from the Uni
versity ol Wisconsin law school in
1937. m
10% Hcids—13.ry 10% Morel
EMBASSY
l'lioiic 492
o0< - 10o - lie
Wecl.-Tliurs.-Fri -
Ride Out To
TAYLOR'S
SERVICE
STATION
At thi' Kiul i»t' the
Henderson Bus Line
North ol' Fertilizer I'lant
Cold Beer
When Available
Soft Brinks
Standard Oi! Products
and Light Groceries
.■\hwt(x (Hat/ In Sci'i'c You
COME TO SEE ME
J.H.Taylor
I'rnpriclttr
Phone ;>7S
INSURE TOBACCO IN PACK BARNS
Insure your tobacco and pack barns with us. only old line stock
companies represented.
CITIZENS REALTY & LOAN COMPANY
JOKI, T. CHEATHAM, President
"You'llalways be glad you did"
None of us will he completely happy until the day of
Victory. The day our boys arc hack; our sons, brothers and
husbands; We want our way of life to go on, and we're
fighting to make sure it does. We want Jim or Bill (you
know his name) to be sitting right there in his easy chaif
with his pipeor studying in his own room. Wc want to have
friends in for dinner again... and a big roast beef for
them. We want to be able to take a long drive in the
country, buy a new car, have fun, he happy. Wc want to
live again on that sunny side of things of which Coca-Cola,
itself, is such a symbol. There arc so many things we want
buck. Yes, so many, ^one of them will come unless wc
win. All, and more, will come when wc win. The War
13onds you buy will hasten the day ... the day of Victory.
BOTUED UNDER AUTHORITY Or IHE COCA-COIA COMPANY BY
Coca-Cola Bottling Company Of Henderson, Inc.
.O 1943 Th» C C Co.,