Bennett Perry
Given Scout
Life Award
ISenndt Pcrrv xva.- awarded the
Hoy Seoul Life Award I n ;itt al
the Scout Court .•! Iloiinr at tin* I-' »:
l'resbyteri in eluirel. I". I' \Ve.;>.
chairman .•!' t::e ait. inn >-on: «••>, uiittee.
the |>tVMtliii|i ehs r:n;iti.
Ilex. II. II Kinu led < ih.'vm: >>tv
Twenty-eight awaid~ e t . settled
to Se ,:t» i v "'<• ■ * a l;
speaker- !t ! > I:..:•«!» • . • i .
award-: Ilex II II Cash • ass:
Rev \V I >. Mel mi e
Kvlr Settle- . \ v <i 1- '
Kirin. -tai . C A \Y .. \e
t:ve. I.te: U I" W.
stataette • • \
keep : ..ni .
Thurmim Stone, Jr.. •in
lie pt e-< :itat:\ < I!! V
K.A. from hU n ttj:
t M .ia>
tinl by S,
Ca<h. ami >'
ox ation
Mr. Webb si »wed
se« ties • '« 1
Koik -i >
bro.miit ;•> .i i ' ■■ •
• h( ••St..: S:-. .. • '
M>..mt 'it; '
Trie '.aim • ■
It-p •. d ' ' ::: '< '
Hon- '
;u«i • <■■■'
Ktlw ai tl
\ 1 (mic on I uri»>w jh
F.d* ■ .1 '' •
V . - «•- ■
.-m.1 m n ■;
. n. :
' . t*n ri ' i • ■
Paei'-k !• '
•«• •■•at ■
i A h. . ..<•
II." ' •
j-1. 1 . .!
tl •. K. '» •' ■
i'pi. t; <■
e. . : i' ■■««•■ ,
i me r. ' vi
A >or,-.n-'av. • M
K. herv. ■. I' •
P..-.V ,k. Ha. d-.
C.vnn l... V.. • . \ • «
8 <..• • : \ • •
in-law. Willi* Shearin. to leave
for • • ■ > rne • .. •
m .n",. \i s ..
: ,"..iv d. ,i M i: i:., h
rnOtM). V.. P.. {{ . • • .
years ..j, •. M. S « l •: V.
rev. eotmty. , f
ARMISTICE HOLIDAY
AT THE POST OFFICE
Annistw* Dav . 1 be ■ . ed b>
tl'.f Hende: • '1 -I .
ula- b .lulax 1' • .i i: | e;.
S te -:a.d • -d. •• T: *v
..: i ..1 del... \ i ■ - • ■
•.l.r.utit; .... . .. . ;
ot tr.t* eitx ..ml .i.i ... .
distributed .. .. uai.
The stamp and kvtj •.
'.vjidy A- . !•«
trtim' lit t > i! • ...
• U.y
WARNING! BEWARE OH
BOWEL WORMS
I... .r.tiworm» Ir... i!c v. ,i r.r • • , ,
T' ill .... ii.J. .\(.J ,v,
iM wr< . •. \x
I.rv,,.,,r>... .....v ...
•• ft., f I art- (■,.■ J..-..
i."-» I J,\YNK>' \- .
I r,. t..r_v « .,■ r;. r.,. ,,
A. : - gently ....
I'« ««:e »oa irti JA1NI. S \L:. „■
r
Education
Week Had At j
High School
IU'iul« rsi ti hiuh -iIiomI miitiiuicil
iv tik\ tiiiri ol \ttteriran Ktluratiiin
WVek Tue>ila.v vi hen Hilly Mit»*hi
II. pri*-ulcnt • I thr -tiKlont Ijody.
Ufi»u#,lil t.. th«- -linlnii» o\ t r the
sj H'iikt"' «\Me*o. \ Th vou$»ht :*»;•
!• «Hi»iti> • W «•« »
In iHe < r.;i{ «•; mm n u*1 WodiiischiV
•• mine. Kt*\ 1 H MrCi'itirinaiii •
t!u !f\. ' «t ; Ki'l J -i, -Thought. l»f♦
nc i !'«• t >■•:uihl> Mr Mfi'
nott .....%■ liftuuiioii> «»t tniumht
• I it-.. * |»Umi*tit> «»l e »eh
11 * - *ii 1 ' • ii «•! thought \\ .»>
•« *»i pu-tinv v. hu it
: v - v. tijsch»Ui*tte>> ..t .1
it * \pfi u ::tu Muui hint.
t od . - ; • ;i:n tot;;! ot tmtilal
_i s .uui i \j • . i ::iv.< o| ai; iiati\
ui;i;.r> lite.
M Mil Ml UaW '.••lit MM
. i.\ i ti *houui i»f i «»n:t«
ut •:} » u: »\\ t.i
• .i«. « . • : hi* .ui Tin*
iui I hi- • ..tul a i*
i .tahli- >et :ui. :a •
»uttii a i i. .-ot; ; •
«... . * .... ..i;ii p. -l.iiti th*»j'i".
>ott th !tl;> nt
ittd . lit,
• it. .u-t ;• : . * i;< a^ut •
v: i'li ..nit
• • n - . - ii.ilil v
vi ' 1 • . • t1
..ii . - j • .! »i* .t •
73 Births,
16 Deaths
In October
iltlCl
. i > . !). \ i)
it
• it ti
. «•••• t.
: 24 It*
' • '« fl »• It ant h »•: i V*.« •
:u.r. • * t * under >»e year
.• • • ivhiU1 it . Y> ..M i • iiit*
I !U
1' •. ji- : i : i i .%U\ t- an
; . U - irtil lOtii females: and J •. o
, » orefi. *w i males and three femaUv.
i Inten cntion l]\
>n^ress I .ikel\
In Knil Dispute
'.V;,>-hinat N . . U» - 'API —
i . e- : . <•!'• :i t . ht'ad
• • .. :: : i i ■. ..<• «•! l lon.ooii
ra Ir ;.d w«»rk«*,« ixvame iiict'ea«inga
\ s» • •• i called
i !•' fd M V
•: iui tlf: ! «•.'
' IJi ! ' .1
rnan JohnMr.
V nson
• i on
Hoey May by Default Win
Contest for the Senate
(Continued from rr.se One)
eroti Morrison a< a candidate. "11» it
i-.m be marked oi l', according t •
close I rierds of the congressman
who ha.„ already had the honor of
iioinu governor and scilatoi. Mo.. -mi
u V4. hi< wife is well up in yeat
anil not in good health, and they
may want uo back to their Me>\leiiburg
county tarm and enjoy !i>
ins out what tun,. they haw !«•.'
Ward heel.- who want money • u'
<>! the campaign would ho dehKht.il
to sw M«>i i !».hi ontci the race: h tricrds
think there s extremely
.-iitall likelihood of his doing
Major I.ont:<\ P. Mel.endon
Clreensboro. .1 iuIkc Wiimih Wurlit .
<•1 New lot . l.> .1 Cio\. Hi'um.ild
Marri* ill Itoxboro and foi'tnei Con*
Ktes-:nan U ... II Vnistoad
P..rh..n ii. \ e ••»«••• >.ingested I* •
steaii !i.•- pi... ' i ally deelaied ho
will ni t : u '11< o Hed to di'it
titiss" Ciii y - latnpagn t< . u \
ernor.) Mcl-endon bclivvwl to
i\. closely dentil ed with the same
interest« t:..t arc vuiiunith'ii *•<
II. ey JudtW Warliek got u and
o.il of ti;.- race f«ir govern.: Uwt
>|iiiiij! and . generally expected *
hold on t - itidgeship utttii . tirenivnt
• elevation t«. tnc s. pre e
Court. II.i definitely said at .i
iii iter .mo d. • g tin- last leg. ...tl.
o \\ ill ' . • . - pi • "!:ot, ,| i. .
Senate th..: •• ..d n<•: :>. . .
.•Id
|
keen Inrcrest in
1 .L'<»ion ()ratoric;il
(Inntcsr Is Show n
In thr Sir Walter .loirI.
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
HV ! VXN MSRKT
R ileigh. X . 1(1—Victor Johnson,
lot P Usix.ro. :... . • ..II of the N 1
I American I^mii oratorical contest.
I reports 1.0.1 titi.i.-l this yi.it t!..r
ti ,»tn ' the i1 e. -IN e "
I I gr'.tt *w..- • ..UK rated K-.e y
yeai :he «uly< ' .pott wn.ch .
>eho. J stud>"'t> <• i n peeled t. v. V
•i'.K nal orati •: . .. the I'll :cd St. 1
C'oti.-titati m. I :i .- year .'. p ■rificj.lly
"The Constitution in
C."!:;;tlg nit World "
Tl., 1 'est ,s ..pt :i t • r y . v
uid grade* nine t.> twelve,
inclusive, in every high schuol
tne sti.tr. I he t ,.-t y.-ai tr.erv • <•
1.1 ent'ant-: last year there \et
about J.iiiiu. and this year t'...t ti
bet* v. 11 be exceeded i! pr«>ent nidi
Ciiti par. Ollt.
State sinal* will be held at Dur;.
.. 11 Apr.l vvhi . t! . w .titie from
Ihe five divisions meet. Previously
there will have been •."I
I .litest.. Ill each ..I.
in each count)*, and then in the .«,v
>••>« I get »^|t . .
' M l' .. ii t ' .• n.
The mi'n.nal first pri>
and -iv. titi j .»; iimu
• ■ D.l.t: m Ut.y v. ■ -e..
' h':.s t the rontest
! •..«« c 1 iut. M-h .
.1 meet
!M .00(1
I - m .in tIk* 1 ii:41 ii subject.
I .lt'ii i . MUvtan. will he given
.» >:iie i'n ;.i! point to ilisoiss c\tnilI»«•.aiUMii.-lv
!.«: lour i.. -is minutes.
Ih.it > | H'i'i l i c .i"i;ii:iunt rum mi; k'>.<
than an Htuir ahead o delivt iv time
•'"<1 » :•! !' • |irivil«tte «•! ntuily or
consultation with others
1 his iy Victor Johnson s s:\th year
;u chairman ol the contest. At fli>t
the p■ ..jeet u.l ^ iei;;iiili-il ,i< minor
one. .nrreasinj: interest li.is
briHiKh*. it ti» in -t plnee in the #t«tc
l.ejjion'.^ ic'nur.iit
I
Giraud Quits
Job At Head
Of Committee
Meiers. Nov. Hi. — ( \I*» —
<•imci.iI (li.irlcs ilctiaullc was
left in \irtuall> uil(lis|iuleil ciin"'i.l
ol the I ri m li I oiiiiiiilU'r <il
National l.ihci.iti.in n»ila> Inllow
iii'4 tin* ir-i;; u.it ion ot (irll.
Ilenri (•iraiul .is in president
ami ollnr s\\ eeiiini; elunnes
t> liielt drew < oiniiiililist cciisiuc
<•1 liasn ai-tion in liii- -.111111111'.•
i-e's i t construction.
>' ..nil'- v i' ..v.. .. widen
A i . . lei t I I I •Illlllial.il •'!
I I- >' . . .HIM* .It
II ill • > • t • llt.iV
. . ii'.|.'l .l Iv...
. 1. 1. . . ■> 1.1*1 . ..tlt'
. • . : ■ . • I .1 it.. If 11 • I ;• .1
> • «i . !.!.»>
. it th»t l> tor • |...,„-»l
I ; • 1 I • III, 111 1 ulltllj
:< > ill lit Will: I In
' I .• ■* llll.lt ;*, .• ,|~
• ■I'll It'll ll.C
I ! » «• • I •
\nihe .\t> •
■ • i . ■!' I'M lo.t
• li ( I.11
I * ■ 1 "1* > 1 'll lilt.
I |
' '
Stocks Show
SomeRecovery
N. a V i.. X . : • • Al'j—1\ icOs
. eil i I'i} >'••> in Hie stoci;
• \. .. t \«•. i ii: .plied e.Hl>
iii....... :•;« ...„ tnmovcr on .
M VVs'c: (I.IV V- |
mild eiio ii.
I • ' •: .1 •.! 'lie rally were
S. M .< ; I' " . i!i I N..;;o|;,.| I)i.-t:l- |
!«.-. (?e:n . \|. t ii . I'hi'ysie;'. |
l»o i^l.i> I'.- :« .i A.re alt. (Joodrich. I
A: .i otukt. A ne ' c.ii*. Can and West- I
i ! I! i 'i •
I
Cotton Prices
Up At Noon
X.. Y n. \ III—.AIM—C-I.t!
In' ire, . ,ii contracts) opened 11
unchanged to ten cent.. .. bull1 high
N pricof iverr ten to 20 emits
:.ali* i..iftl . Difvatiiei 151.154
May !!•:;
!' i ". ion.. Close < >i''*':i
'< ■ . • jo.iw iiMiir
M. 1!) i!(i 1
AI...V 1!) Ill 111.11
•'■■ :• 18.5H i : j I
Have a Coca-Cola =What's the good word?
... or how to get along with folks
Your American soldier carries the keys to comradeship wherever he goes,
f/rfir ./ "Coke", says he lo the eager youngsters at home, and it's like saying,
M hat's the gout! worti'i It's a phrase that's understood in New Zealand or Newport,
at home or in far-off places. Around the world Coca-Cola stands for the
pause that rejt esbes, — has become the gesture of good will, saying Let's be friendt.
ftoirtto unoii AUTHomtv Of tHt coca coia company »r
Coca-Cola Bottling Company of H«nder»on, Inc.
It's natural for popular names
to acquire friendly abbreviations.
That'* why you hear
Cocu-Cola colled "Coke",
More For Your Tobacco $ ^
* * * * * * Efird s ******
SELL IN HENDERSON
BUY AT EFIRD'S
I WORK CLOTHES
Heavy Duty
OVERALLS
War ni<•(!«>! nwralls. Wear
;:!Lk * $1.47
Kind's A-1 S ii/.. iivtTall.
" CI QO
ran lake il
I'aMiciii-; l.ff overall. S <>/.
^anfuriziil. a Q
Wear 1 i K < ■ iiv.n.
§ Lined Over all
| JACKETS
I I'.laiiUel 1 i Mi* i:!«• k«• T - i'ait
a WtMil. Kit|» von warm
I $2.35
Men's
WORK SHIR TS
I ul! fill w.ll ina<!f >liirls
79c , $1.25
Men's Durable
WORK PANTS
Saiil'nrizi'il. (Jivi-u <£ 1 QQ
I»1 lit- ami .an 1 *
Men's
WORK SHOES
j All l»-:il 1-i-r uppers. I.oath<>r
niliinT sules
$2.48 „ $3.95
, BEDSPREADS
Double bed size spreads in
nt tractive colors.
well, launders <t»-| in
weii -M.48
Cotton
BATTING
Comes in Hi. Halts. '|'i
make warm comforters
68c, 79c, $1.19
OUTING
A jt'ood < 111 a I i t \~ out iii}'.. A
real Kfird 1 r r
value 1JC \ <|
Part Wool
BLANKETS
Dollltle lied size blankets
'for CjO C5|Q
1 only
OIL CLOTH
A quality oil cloth in
wide choice of colors QC ^
and patterns—yard OJC
REMNANTS
j Various size remnants. All
I colors and l/o
! patterns / L IVic.
I Ladies Ready-To-Wear
IJetter dresses for all those
special occasions: soldier
blue. hunter jrreen. wine,
red. bei^re, turf Ian. brow.i
ami black in one- and twopiece
styles.
$8.95 $10.95
Casual dresses that jro
everywhere. Galiardiru
crepe. spun rsiyon. jersey
and travel print. In siz.es
for ladies and junior miss.
$2.95 $5.95
RUGS
On 12 fell base rujrs.
Large assortment of colors
to choose from
$3.98 ,$5.98
Window SHADES
Long wearing shades in
ecru, white or green. CA«
Size x fi—each
All wool ro part wool
skill- ir M>lid. plaid hi'
tweeds. (ioi.il civics with
pleats and jroros.
$2.95 $4.95
NEW BLOUSES
Washasiie rayon Mouses
v\ iI.'i l uiiiid neck ;iii<l lapel
oill<>rs t\»r
drt ~a hi! .-port .•
$2.95
Satin M<iti>.\» in white
\ ■ ! 1«.\\. red A Q
l t d ami «'r« ' n
All tdttoii Mouses
97c1.59
100 P. C. Virgin Wool
SWEATERS
All i-'ilnr in slipover and
eardinaii styles
$3.95 $4.50
All Cotton
SWEATERS
$1.29 $1.98
Children's
SHOES
Complete line of children's
shoes. Oxl'onls or hi-cnts.
£V'S $1.59
I p to I he minute in style.
Those coats promise years
where. Chesterfield and
reefer styles in 1 (Ml*» wool.
These coats promise year
of service.
$24.50 $29.50
Plaids, tweeds and solid
colors in rcversihles, hoy
style and fitted coats. Ail
colors including fhtir red.
furlough hhie, turf tan.
black and brown.
$14.50 $19.50
LADIES' HOSE
A jrood quality rayon hose.
All new fall shades in
sportsters, turbans, jockey
and dutch styles.
In the best
shades—pail*
HATS
$1.98 $2.98
EFIRD'S Department Store
230-232 S. Garnetl St. Henderson, N. C.