ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL PRESS
Htfttiterson Bally Biapatrlj
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 11)48
War Fund Total Is
$5,000Above Goal,
With $24,668 Sum
Spurt Saturday Goes
Beyond Expectations
Of Drive's Leaders
With a spurt Saturday iliat
was entirely unluoked l'ur. the
Vance county t inted War Kumi
campatrin went far a hove its
quota of $ lil.TO.'J, and amounted
at noon today to .5-it
was reported from luadquart
ers in tiie Atneriean l.e^ion hut
tlii- afteruoii 1 >y .Mrs. W. U.
Daniel, office manager. The excess
approximately
alcove tiie quota fixed.
It was -ril app 'N lii l -Iy
$7.Mini ot ti'.e " '"a! w.i pU-di;e ,
with more than $17,000 in actual
cadi. ot K'.- .- than $3 0»u e: ! c total
•i.-Ut.-I.
There bad been • ■ • dmj' : tii.it
the camiKiiun would suiwd, but
few anticipa.ed such a iurpliw sm
11:-. (K'.cl 'i'ci, and which wat not
c peeled.
General .1 W Jenk it*, chairman
of the campaign. and Mrs. U.> iel
d today that the tine showing wa*
the remit «•: intensive work on the
par: ..t -I. ~ Hid 1 the H
els .• vi- a 1 the entire community.
T • 1 .! V Cm ' i y e\|J:v>-cd t'C :•
jiiMcere <pp er»..and • .r.i;1:
w.i. e\pia tied th •• ' •■■r4. wev
S' c fund- !'•■• y« t ffp' 'Vd. with
the possibility that fir.al ;
WHild run above the S25.WHI t 'tal.
SI ghtly more than $11,000 of the
quota is the Vat e • C »tn1v
(•• •» : uni*> 1 • •? •!.<• rent
1 nder w ill p t • the Nat onal United
War F ind for vat •• .« aget cics
sharing iti t!u* si25.oon.non total
ji-ked of the f ntry it large. 11 >w
the surplus here u li Ix? provided
\\ is !ii*" : - was pointed
o t that tl e su pin# w:u more than
c. >:i rece ■>'.* - ' ■ ' -1 .•••<!
w is speculated ipon tu perhaps til*
w set* course t.-r t:i» :i
I VK I) OF TII WKS.
We wish 1< e\pre*« our -no
thanks ami il.opc.'t app vr •
ii.n tueitd.- ilu i. Undue-- and
words •'! sympathy during the idntiss
and death of mot be ,\:lor
the beautiful floral designs.
McKinley Davis md Family.
Mrs. Da u*l -1 t*»• t"i 1*0 tn the
Legion hut would remain open for
several da\> t» waul up tht. earnp.'
Hr and t«" teeeive belated reports
ami remittances by workers.
State Negro
Baptists To
Meet Here
•\ en
allfil
Till' 111 • • 11 •:! B ipti*t S\.N c
\ fill < hi. .1- :vii. v\ ill linl.l it
t> — .xl!. -1 - ..-I v, 111 tinlist
ohuroh ihi Culleae street
1til: 4 * row .uu( onnt
thruiiKli 'ft1111 day. ,t uanih
b.v <>n e ula >( I ho ohiuvh imlst.
• mi-• iniiiu ii<-.tki'i> ...i' t. up
i't'ii t'.o jif i.;i-.i:n. ni"i' ii vi'4 i> *.i
olery nrt |;iv : i'm I)r. Chariot to lluw
ii" Bnwn, ul I'ulinei Institute .it
Si'ii.i' i'. 1 * »iri'eii>i)<M«i. will or
1k\. ii Wodno>d v night. wl) If ii'.
'I u -d. v n.> in tin* eoiivont.ua
w oe udriiv sod by Dr C*. C Spauld!>.:
.1 alloo i \fi it;vf SUM
. '< .lit , nig i'looil iivd poupio.
W. I'll 1 > c\ 1 :. ... 1 :iit(l:tnn 1.1
1H. \ ; !i>" 1-.-. the olloir til
Shavv L'nivewity. Raleigh. will »in«.
and Dr. Rubcrl !' Dsmlcl, president
ni Shaw. will deliver the sermon.
A wolotwno program will lie held
by the In reh Tuesday evening.
t ■ \l v 1 Henry T. I'nweli
wi'i. if ".o . .1 .11 boh.ill nt tiio t t.v
4f nor. 1 >.
Hie o.iiivo t'.mi program will beuin
oaeh 11 mi 1.. o'clock and cont
v. f ' ■ ^ :. >• day.
w.all;^:nlln.> .od
EDUCATION BOARD
TALKS ABSENTEES
lit li ■
I l-.'t
riu
II I:'>
.if- 'll the
1 I. l!4 :?!
■foduiv .1 J. White,
o board, pri-.dod.
SEE US FOR
HORSES AND
MULES
COWS AND
PIGS
11V hint, sell out! trifdc
WESTER'S
Sale Stable
\>M To lliwS (.in
III m>« i:xi\. c.
WARTIME NAVIGATION
fou can steer a straight course through
clouds of bills if you pay by check, and
you will always know exactly where you
are financially.
Many inexperienced clerks hcivo replaced
men gone to war. Mistakes may
be more frequent.
Protect yourself. Pay by check. You
will have a reliable record of your expenditures
and receipts to prove payment.
You will save money and sctva
time and worry if you pay by ch»ck.
YOU CAN BANK BY MAIL
Citizens Bank & Trust
Company
Henderson, N. C.
MIMBffl FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
County Taxes
$10,894, Board
Is Informed
Tax collect 'its «>t Sltl.8U4.30 during
October wore iv|im titl to the
Vance Hoard "l County Commissioners
.it their monthly meeting today
by K. M 1). «r>i»y. collector. The
report rtiviwd the tu>t full mouth
>:nce the new HI43 hooks were turned
over to that official for collection.
l:-cludcd m the credit wa- S117.74
.n rebate., charged otf and $37.50 in
privilege license?. received.
The board als • received today tlie
reports "i :: c welfare department,
county demonstration agent and of
the jailor.
lhirma the • • nitig there were
several cullers with reference to tax
valuation*: .ititl t!io like, but tb,. ,«•>■
> • •11. w i- i I • only about half a
«lay. wa I m l\ routing in character.
ami \ l.ttle of unusual inle:
est trail:-..c'.cd.
Epps Church
Moderator
I lev S' 1* Kpp... pa tor ot the
I'm :cti !' <• >■ in church. colon d.
on \ it ( i 'siit street. was elected
■ il< ' i ' the Tenre:—it" 1'
iiytcrv .. I'n.ted I'lT-bytiT a:l
Church ' 'mention last we.'k
at Athens. Tenn.. it wa, learned
today, l:. add t on to his Henderson
i : . ;i. " , -Icr also serve, the
I're-byic. i ll at T<wr.>\ tile.
II* \ I • . - il to be the young
o.,t i -'i :presbytery, and
i i i .i--t minister in the
cht.v i : f!o\ atcd to the highest
i •. >'.>•!« ;. <• . : tnoderatorship.
In a<ld .■ • to Ito ng moderator, he
, - . >■ "• >>• .» ! young people's
. n the presbytery, which cov<
. N i . Yirg.m.i. Alai'..
c it '.:n -.-co. He i, the
only Negi en bei the eomir.it-1
tee of i i . U people's (
v. o-. i; • . I'mted Presbvteriait
Ch ireh.
He ha- ..ai "iilv year's cxperI'lin
.u ' • : .itt . having c 'mi'
here from >• liege n 11)42 as pastor ■
Rcnlt\ \ ransters
()\cr the Week-Hnd |
Number ()nl\ lhree
Three real estate transfer"' were
inv tlved in pa|ieis i led Saturday
with tiic register of deed.-.
Id< May Harris sold '•• Parker
F t- and Ciia. la S Kitt, .■ 1.it oil the
lie: iti ■ n-T vi:-' lie >ad SHI
and other consideration-. j
Al. H. We-ter and wile s-.ld to i
.1 • >i.iiny Clements and wife a I >t on I
Powell street for $10 and other con- I
sidvrations.
Al 1*. Wester sind wife convoyed I
ti Kddie Ellis and wife a l"t on J
!.w« n >trcct for iiiid other con- j
it '
THREE MINOR CASES
BEFORE THE MAYOR
Thtee tnin->r
lielilA !'•
nrlilV.
An t •• - •; ■- .
1>,
" rl. \\ i li.uU
Hint II.- . f • li IimuI jiiul
'"<*• i'l V.a- Ul\eil
I'll III I>• • I
I f 11 led I ,y
police r III I
< d \\ It!! I III i_;
1" il-tl'l i ill- | itim
• hilly day it tin ii.-|i"niic(|
'II paVrnelll I fun • ■! S.) ..till
II' lnit : -i.i Knight. i-n|(i:r<i, was
i' I 'i and disortleily,
.mil ;:i\.'ii till! »V- (I,-. the roa<t<-\
-ii p. v'l <1 mi |>,viiH'iit <>i ,i inn. nt
-1.*> .Hid <■ . .
AI!«-ii (i y Mm i(|y, white in;*-.,
paid the t in a speeding churgc.
I Xante <ln- (In in;.ii comnintider
i nicknamed "Tlie I lexer t
K.ix. •
~ filler i- the name "I a plant,
mineral. or kind (>l butler'.'
What is a quail'?
I. Which Stall- leil the t'nion in
p< rceittaue nl it- «|ti<ita in the Third
War l.naii campaign?
ii. Automobile tire- lose air la-ter
in summer than in winter: true or
alse?
(>. Whieh months have only thirty
days?
7. Is the Tropic of Capricorn north
or south of th«- Equator'.'
8. Where i< Tulane University"
J). Who said: "I came. I saw. I conquered"?
10. A drum major's dress hat is
called a beaver, shako, or fez"
Citizens Realty & Loan
Company
Com plete 1XSUHA X CE
Service
Real Estate Property Manasement
JOEL T. CHEATHAM, Pres.
Phone 628-H29
BUYING
SELLING
RENTING
INSURANCE
AUCTIONEERING
| Fred B. flight
How's
Your
REALTOR
Phone 289
Vance Loses
2,275 Total
Population
Calculations Made
On Basis of Issue
Of War Ration Books
Vanve ;ind nil <>l it.- neighbor
Collllllf* lo>t population m 1us
Compared Willi oftlcial CCHSUS llgUfCS
i>i l'.nii, on tho h.i-i> uf No .2 wsir
ration bonks issued during Huil registration.
according to an siniiouiiccincnt
l»y Director J. C. Capt, of the
I". S Hurt-ail of tin- Census His stati.-tic.
were announced Iroiu Cltnrli.tte
during llu> week-end.
\'ance county's HMO rcnsu> showed
29,9lil population, while the ration
book registration dropped to
L'l.liWI, or a decline ol T.t! percent.
(Stanvillc drop|KHl troin 29.344 in
HMO to 20.770 this yeai'. or K.8 per11
ill Franklin declined from 30.381!
27,745. or l>.7 percent, and Wairen
county ..lumped from .'3.115 to 21,700.
or ti.'J percent.
< >n the .sune bus.* of calculations,
the Stall' sis si whole dropped 3.tl
perivnl. or ii!37,3.i pei'soiis. in HMO
the Federal census gave the State 3.502..">92.
whereas under the ration
hook ligure the shrink.ige was tn 3.424.951
as of March I. 1943.
The decline in Vance county
amounted to 2.27a. which i> approximately
the number >i men and woi:
tn who have gone siway into the
a.:red >cr\'iees since the 1942 census
wa.» inside.
John Terry
Found Dead
.'■•",11 Terry, coln.ed. aged .>t
Ax'.' 1'iiii ! ,-t reel. Henderson. was Ui'clared
by A. I'. l'a.-tluill. coroner. in
Ii.im* d i d Hum natur.il qums when
t.i was Iniiiul ;it his home l>v .to-ie
IV v :.iul .laini'.- Timttscnd. neighi)'
•■>. »51j~ nmniing.
T. . . y had bought -■•me materialv.
which t > repau his house. .Hid
wlun the carpentei was unable to
find any iint.' this mo n:ng he mi|Uired
i'I neighbors When they entered
t!.<- they inland Terry dead,
apparently having died Sunday.
Terr> v as la>t seen alive by Xailnit
Kimtt early Sunday morning, according
to reports.
About 3,000 Are
Signed Here For
New Liquor Book
Approximately 3,000 la(|iaor ration
b'M.Uv have been signed lor and distr.lmttd
under the new registration
now under vsiy. L. C. Brink Icy.
manager ••! the ABC store and in
cbsiigf ol the registration. .-.aid today.
Tlii.- compares with approximalcly
Sl.ddli that were issued at the
•tart ol sue prc.-ent calendar year, he
raid.
I he present registration will contin
if until the end <>f this month,
after which time one day a week
will be t aside lor registration-.
The sign-up is being conducted in
the police court chamber in the
Municipal Building.
A tic ol 2a cynls is charged for
each book placed; as was the case a
year ago.
TWO PRISONERS IN
COUNTY JAIL OCT. 29
As >'( October ''!l, the date
covered b.v the report, there
were only t\\ o prisoners in the
county jail. A. It. Falkner. jailor.
reported to the Vance Board
of County Commissioners today.
It was one of the smallest number
"f prisoners to be shown in
a report in any rerent month.
In and out during October
«err 37 prisoners, and they
served a total of 217 jail days.
Water Supply
Holding Own
For Week-End
Henderson's water supply appeared
to be holding its own reasonably
well over the week-end, and it has
not yet been necessary to start pumping
water to the filters Irom the new
connection to Rowland's pond, established
last neek by laying «'f a
pipeline nearly a mile from the
waterworks plant east of the city.
The regular waterworks lakes still
contained a considerable amount tit
water, and which appeared to be of
about the same quantity as midweek.
There has been no ram in the meantime.
but damp nights helped slightly.
and evaporation has been held to
a minimum.
Pumps were ready to start work
on a moments no'ice in tin- event
oi a iy soil i>l an emergency.
Ma.V'n Ii<-my I'owell reiterated his
appeal to the public l.i consume
water a> Imhllv a> |m»smIiIc, consistent
with urgent ncctl, hoping thai
rants may yet come in time to re*
plcnish the lakes so as to obviate
necessity nt drawing on the supplemental
Mipply.
R. B. CROWDER VERY
ILL-1N RICHMOND
I! It t'rov.der. of I lender-..11 and
Italeigli, i> icportcd !■> be very ill in
a liiclutmnd hospital, where last
week he underwent a serious operation
Latest reports that that his condition
was about as satisiactory as
could be expected.
Mr. C'rowder for a number of
ycai - was owner and opciator of the
Cruwder Transport Company, under I
contract t• >r delivery service throughout
Eastern North Carolina to
the A. St P. grocery chain. Sever.o
years ago Mr. Crovvder purchased
the old Burn.-idc properly near here,
and remodeled it and has been
spending a good deal of his time
there.
EMBASSY
Phone 492
Today-Tomorrow
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Also—LATEST WAR NEWS
The STEVENSON
—Today -T onvir row
HAROLD PERRY
in
"GILDERSLEEVES
BAD DAY"
Also—XI'WS AMI COM KIM'
]
311th Infantry (Camp Butner) Revue
Sponsored by
Henderson Shrine Club
For The Benefit of \
Shriner's Cripple Children's
Hospital
ADMISSION - 45c
TAX 5c
TOTAL - --- 50c
Henderson High School
8 P. M. WEDNESDAY !
November 3rd
Prices Slightly Firmer
As Leaf Selling Resumes
Market Blocked With
Around 400,000 Lbs.
Sold During the Day
Prices were slightly firmer on the
Henderson tobacco market when auctions
were resumed totluy after t r:
holiday which bccanv elective at the
close or selling Tiie.*d.iy of last week,
on orders of Governor Brougiiton
and Governor Uarden of Virginia,
all citing all flne-cnred markets lit
the tw> states.
Arthur II. Surpsisc. .-ales .uipervi- '
tor, said approximately MMMKM I
imunds ot tobacco were »l<I (lin ing I
the day. and that a slight block of I
warehouse flours was left over at the j
end oi the soiling period.
Kurpri.se sa.d tlrit prices ini|:r >vc;l j
slightly as the day woiv on. iv.il at I
tile iipe: mg w ••re ilioiit the sail".* ;:s |
at the close befivc t"; the h»»li«Jjiy. I
lie est tin ted that Icnd-lea.c buyer.- |
were mere active t>>!ay. t.ul th::t 1
they were taking mon ot the com- .
moil 'tl'-'dcs, which howoit some
strength. Best, gi v!e 1<■?• so,d t (
about the sanu a.. belo.v tin holiday,
tjovv grades were i'Cj>ur'ed i>r.n t <
higher by a few dull. rs.
No grades were anv «ower thai' i
tiiey were at the close last week, tiie ;
suprvisor said.
The blood of birds is the warnie-l |
of ;.11 animals.
TWO COUPLES GET
MARRIAGE PAPERS
Marriage licenses were ublainea
[hiring the week-end by two couuleg
us follows: • •
Malvern Kdwnrd Whitinore and
Delores Mac Hinton, white, both of
Henderson.
James Alfred Williams and Cora
Lee Johnson, colored, both of Honderson.
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis
Chronic bronchitis may develop If
your cough, chest cold, or acute bronchitis
is not treated and you cannot afford
to take a chance with any medicine
Jess potent than Creomulsion which
goes right to the scat of the trouble to
help loosen and expel germ laden
phlegm and aid nature to soothe and
Ileal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beech wood creosote
by special process with other tune
tested medicines for coughs. It contains
110 narcotics.
8 No matter how many medicines you
have tried, tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding
you must like the way it quickly
allays the cough, permitting rest nnd
sleep, or you arc to have your money
hack. (Adv.)
See Ann Rutherford, starring in "HAPPY LAND,"
a 20th Century-Fox picture
Ann Rutherford
helps put over
Third War Loan
NO SHORTAGE of customers when lovely Ann Rutherford
sells War Bonds! They sold like hot cakes the day she
took over a Bond Booth during the recent Tliird War
Loan Drive. It was hard work, so in time-outs she enjoyed
her favorite soft drink—Royal Crown Cola.
-immmmmmmmmmmmimsmffii mmii liZM
PICTURE MAKING and selling Bonds keep Miss Rutherford
stepping. So for a fresh start, she goes for Royal Crown 1
Cola—her favorite since she sampled leading colas in
paper cups. She says, " Month in, month out, I 'quickup'
with ltoyal Crown Cola."
LANE NF.III BOTTLING CO.
Ilcndrr.Hnn, N. C.
BUY MORE U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS TODAY