ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL PRESS
] Heniterson Daflg Btspatrlj
FRIDAY, MARCH «l, w\.\
Ministers To Sponsor
Easter Noon Services
Noonday Holy Wivk scivices will
be held ill the Stevenson theatre at
Iwrlvc o'clock each day next week
under auspices ot the 1 lenderson
Ministerial Association. it was unrounccd
today. The program will
Uad up to observance ol Faster the
fi-llnwing Sunday, ami the week-day
sciv >is will uc clinvixcd by a I In veil"
ir program on Friday.
t :\ ie clubs are cooperating with
the ministers in the program, anil
merchants are being asked to close
the.: stores tor the brief period or
t<> pern; t lliei employe.* to have
the.r lunch hour ..t that time so
that they may he aule to attend.
Cm. W I). Mt'lnnis, First PresbvtcI
an pastor, said today that a meeting
h. il been heltl by representatives
<•1 the three clubs a. d the ministers
to n ,ii\e arrangements.
The services will beg n each day
p;< mptly ..1 noon and will be brief.
A d lie vi ; local minister will be
in cha: ue i ich day. No set talk
will he hail, but the period will be
devote:! t.i s lining to hymns, prayers
and nu-dlatit n.
i>n M niiay Kev. I'. Xorileet Gardner.
First Baptist pastor, will be in
el i; e, and en Tuesday the leader
v\ .! e He*'. \V. 1). . iclmns. First
IV e- >yte; an u in.ste.' llev. Ray
II Uit.'. reit- « : II >ly Innocents
K; ' e j. eh.;, cii. v. ill had on Wed:
.1 iy Ilex It K. King, pastor
el she I r.-t Methodist church. o:i
T i day I'he Friday tlr.ve-hour
sir\ li e prog: .an h.. ■ n-t been outlined
i:i detail.
May. i Henry P< well today issued
.' |'i el ni.iti in ia!h g on the cotnle
'i 'y t e j< ate '.'..tli the niovom*
iH ' • ' >••••«- >v .'to <d nit
U . • 1 . ; Hits statement follows:
"Tie i-!".!i!Thcs o!' Henderson.
•I i .411 * e : i: t st( !" d .iS-.e-iatioll.
have iirransed a series of prayer
sen res ; i « held Monday. April]
A Three Days'
Cough is Your
Danger Signal
I'rmni'i! "M relieve; prompt Iv br>raiiM
:t ii.'- r: :ht to the seat of the
tr ul>!.' tii In !•,» loo-en and expel iterm
laden phl<":ni. and aid nature to soothe
nnd lie l raw. tender inflamed bronchial
miieoiis in' inbrnnei. Toll your druffibt
to : .! vo l a bottle of Crenmulsioii with
the under, t.induur yo i must like the
wav t owekly allay.-, the rough or you
arc to have vour monev bark.
CREOMULSION
For Couahs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
j Citizrns Realty &. Loan
Company
I f '<</// /#/» I I SSI '/•<
Sin inf.e.il
Istate I'ruiMTtv Manaci'inenl
l«M I I « lIK VI ItAM, I'rrn.
I'liiini. «28 1129
insurance Protection
FRANK M. BARNHART
t;i \i i: \i. ivsrit wci:
Jill Winder St. Diane S63-.1
H. through Thursday. April <>. ;ii the
Stevenson theater from I:! o'clock to
twenty minutes past twelve each day.
"In view ot the troublesome times
.that now face the world, these services
of the Hasten* season are particularly
timely and fitting. And I
do wish to urge most strongly tiiat
the people ot Henderson cooperate
with the ministers of the city in making
those meetings worth while."
Four Units
Make Airport
Appointments
A meeting i.- expected to 1>l* held
in the \er.v near future of the committee
recently appontod to c insider
an airport to be jointly owned by
Her.r'ersoii and Oxford, and Vance
ad Granville counties. The committee
consist.-, of eight member.-, the
two boards of aldermen and two
county hoards of commissioners each
being represented by two members. |
Thi;. procedure was siigge-ted a
recent meeting held u Oxford by
committees named oy the Hcndc.- >n
Chamber of Commerce and the
Grmville County Chamber of Co-.mercp.
That group will retire fr m
the picture us soon as the official
committee is organized.
The four political unit- re repre- [
.seitK I by their member 1 'io-.< .
Mender*in C tv c■< inc i M V. |
Cooper. M. \V. We:ste«'.
Vance Hoard ot County Co t . j
-oner- -Chairman Henry W. IliglU I
an.i K. L.. Fleming.
Oxford Hoard of Aldermen -C. !'. |
Coble and .1. \V. Maves, .Jr.
(i amdlc Hoard of County Com- |
mis-ioner. Kieldmg Kti 'tt and S.i u |
Hall.
C. S. Itrewi r. .Ir.. ot < >\t d. v. 'I J
call the comnnt'ce together at a|
tune and pi- ce not yet determined 1
upon. I
THREE DEFENDANTS
BEFORE RECORDER j
S|ll • : l:; Old It id r. ||n
c ise- were ti.ed in re<-Midi-i en.li t
William White, »hite. was ti •-.< I
11»r >j»e»';li»ig in I prayer Im indg-J
men! was continued up"ii payment J
of costs. |
i >. K. Spell, white, was charged J
w ith forgery aud found guilty of : - I
suing a tt uthles chock. Prayer for t
judgment vva- continued it|ion J
n.ent ot costs tin defendant .•nu.-t j
ii. 'a- goo'l the cheek.
Percy .louiri gaii. while, v. :i- (r ed
for i.ssa It and l>« n.g di .ml: ii'i the'
t. Miult charge lie was ccntcnml ;■> I
A months (ill the l".«K -entente!
suspended upon pave ent o! eo t- I
and pro. iding lie i< main sober littil j
gaililuPv en-plnyi-d . >i t ie !•• -.' ' • |
yeads. On the <'r :nk charge he wa
given :to day - . u the i< l«. -■•nleti:■
|;>;«"](!c ;m>:i payment o: eo-t it.d |
the drtendaf.t rii'.l t re:..am - >ber and ,
l;.w al-..iiiiv for the next two yea is. j
WILL RE-OPEN MY OFFICE
Monday, Ami! 3rd
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li nr.:: H> A. AI. t.» ! I\ A!.
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O'ficc Over Wooiworill's
o iVL Ci»W|WVl J eJ» ,f. it
>per, Jr
Phones: Office 290 Resident 369-W
MOW CAN WE
HELP YOU.'
In « vera! ways. You jut a farininn sp'tiali t. We arc
financial specialists. We should work closely together
in « nl< r t«» nap (lie lull iieiiefils ol' our c unbilled abililes.
W'c waul to lie much more tlian "order lakers"
of tn.iii-- or providers of checking accounts. Instead
we »\v;mt lo be your financial ally —to work with you
or your money problems—to provide credit and oilier
financial facilities in an overall "package'' of S1",U*
VK'K that only :i Imnk is able to offer.
First National Bank
Hrndorson, North Carolina
it f Ki'i>o<:iT« i t» to «vnnn ivsrrfn bv tiih
! I IH K AI, OF.POSIT 1NSI RANt K CORPORATION
Mrmlier; Frd«ral Deposit liiMiranre Corporation
Soldiers Are
Asking Ballot
For Election
.Yitlu .ugh there have been only two
or throe so l;tr. requests of soldiers
lor ballots for this year's elections
are already In-inn received. Chairman
!•'. S. It oyster, of the Vance
Hoard of Klcctiors, announced today.
I'r< per credentials will he furnished,
together with necessary ballots, to all
applicants anions service men and
w< men, under State law, the chairman
said.
Mr. Royster and T. M. Hicks, Republican
member of the county elections
board, attended a meeting in
Raleigh. Thursday lor elections officials
and hoard State board officials
expiain the State law with respect to
soltiier voting. as well as other legal
restrictions.
The Vance board will meet Saturday.
April 8. to name registrars and
judges ot elections lor the May 27
pr'inary.
No candidates for the primary
have as vet tiled notices with the
board, so tar as has been learned.
They have sev eral weeks yet for that.
For county offices only places to
be be tilled this year will be recorder.
three county commissioners,
schi-ol board >inembcrs ; t tl constables.
Others are lour-year offices
j.nd were voted upon two years ago.
N ir.'.iuation in the Democratic primary
;s equivalent to election in
Vance county. Republicans have not
had a county ticket here in many
\ O..!.- .
Boards Meet
Next Monday
Regular monthly meetings will be
held lit -vt MUHl.ie by the Vance
I'.. . i-d ..t County ('« mniissioners and
il.> Vance County Roanl ot Kducaii
hi. i! v .... said today at the court
h •u-c. isYithci body will have more
tnau i •mine business for attention,
: a. w.i.n learned.
Announce I iftv
i), »inestic Workers
As Now Available
t'1 . iiiji ■•! local tobacco if (I ry inn
! I.nit-- mi ii fulltimc* basis until another
season arrives has made ap-|
pi in; it fly fifty colored people
a\..ilal>l fur domeslu service work,
iht I *. * I I'Mirr uf the t'nited States
War .Manpower Commission uniii.
lined today, These persons arc
re.1, stored n the offiee's files ami
i in in- ••• toned when rails are made,
"l/unnn struiKcnt labor market
>ifi>t.< 1-." 'ho statement said today.
"it may serin unusual ti have
;i- • ■ p!u... utit most Hi the applicant
. r re;;i.lai workers in tobacco
1 r .i •• nu pi nts in season and are
11• ii11•• r.i n it i t work until tobacro
\w»i'; 11 : line- in the tall. These
.<PI.I'i' .nts < an he I-. ierred on dofiliolders
who wish cooks, maiils ami
li te .Mileis I rum individual luusei
'i .<•>. hi m iii i' i! house workers.
"It .> absolutely neeessary t > have
.• i iii statin;: hours.
\\i.i:'4 i- 'tii I it. i ins. quaMleatio s des
< ret i. ii\ Ilia accoi nnidations and
wane- u order tor the interviewer
ti. ir.ako referrals to housekeepers
whi ili. ie domestic help.
" I In.- is a public service and tho>e
who i ■.. d Mich workers should e.ill
pi i.i.ns or phone their orders t»
the I'lilted States lanpluynn. nl Ser\
it e ..t i •nee."
(iourt Action For
I ailing 10 Kilter
1 ioklin^s For l ax
(" ii' act inn again. l property ow ni|.
. 11 ic! others who ha\e tailed to
list then holdings and polls for 111 11
i i\e will he taken in the near 111tun.
Mayor Henry I'owell siinl toila.v.
II" said he w ished to warn all
sin h w ho have not yet entered their
property lor asse. .ment. Approvim
ti Iv $|n.ii(lii 1.1 values already has
hern 'mated on last year's hooks
not yet list- d !• r 194-1. and there is
much more than that, the mayor
a.d Ii IMini: i.. ivit done mime- j
iliatHv. v. Il l Ill's Will he is lu d. h< i
added.
CITY CAR LICENSES
AHEAD OF YEAR AGO
S.ile i.j allN mobile license plates
ov th<- (' ty ■ I Ih-ndi rsou are far
ahead of (he comparable pet iod a
seal ;m<>. and today had reached
the total of |,:>n:{. City Clerk C. W.
I'.iissey announced. Last year this
tune sales had amounted to only
Mayor lie- ry Powell said the explanation
was that ;i lew arrests
had been made as an evidence that
the cily meant to force use of the
m"ii i cars owned in the citv. The
lat!s :.t II lor one dollar, and the same
type ol Ian is i.retl on all types ol
fa is.
SCOUT TROOP 30
PLANS FOR HIKE
Hoy Scouts of Troop 3(1 will go on
a iiike at three o'clock Satuiday, Lyman
McLean, junior assistant scoutmaster.
annotincid today. They will
meet at the Legion hut ' nd hike
lo Willowrtod rive, where they will
spend the night. The Scouts will conduct
their own religious service and |
will return after lunch to attend
the Board jf Review. i
Waste Paper To Be
Collected Tomorrow
Another ilrivr fur waste paper
will lie conducted hi Henderson
temorrow. under auspices of tlic
Business and 1'rofessional Women's
club, whieh asked today for
the fullest possible cooperation
on the part of the public.
Homes where paper is donated
are asked to put their bundles
on doorsteps by very early in the
morning trucks whieh
will bo sent around by a junl:
dealer will not have to wait and
will not miss any packages.
4 Aldermen
To Be Named
In Election
I
four of Henderson's eight aldermen
are up lor re election in the annual
municipal election to be held
on Tuesday. May 'J. it was revealed
today. While neither ol' the four
has been heard t«» express publicly
hi.- intention, all are expected to be
candidates to succeed themselves.
In the lirsl ward T. II. Crabtrec's [
term expires this spring. ■ nd in the j
second ward M. W. Wester, now
mayor protein, is up for re-election.
Terms of T. W. Kllis in the third j
and M. Y. Cooper in the fourth ward
also expire tins spring.
The city does not elect a mayor i
in KM I.
The City Council last Monday
night set up machinery t<>r the balloting
by lixing date> for registra
tion books to be open and naming 1
registrars and judges of election, as !
well as desigiv ting polling places. !
Aldermen who hold over are \V.
K. Trogdun in the fir»? ward. A. 11. '
Moore in the second, 1!. II. Harrison
in the third and C. M. Hight in
the fourth.
All terms arc for two years. Half
of the aldermen arc chosen each ye.vr,
and in the odd ye. is mayor.ilty elections
are held.
Henderson Debate
I cam Competes In
District Contest
I Miater- Iron1 Men in mi IiirIi !
,-chnol pal: ii-i | •: i toci m the (li-Ui.'t
If e' nm hel l ye. U r i.iy .it Meredith
college. They i'iiin|H'li'(l aitamst te m.s
from Bethel Hill, HraKKtown, Hope
V.illev. Lime's drove. Oxtord. West
Find, Urn .1. ()<tord Orphanage, an t
l.owe's (irove.
Query tnr the debate was "He-I
solved: That tin- I'nited State,
should join other nations in pro
Riant nt world security and that the ,
iissoeiali'in si> l»i tued ,-hntili ha\ •]
an adequate police toree."
The Henderson team were com
pu ed lit Mel Kmch, Uon>»y S. I'at— ,
tin 111, (iiKirj(L* tVLary. Morton Miles. »
and Shirley I!.i-s, alternate. Mr».
Helen Wagner spoil:, >r «»t the (
group.
\\ iitiici- tnr tin- i «M 'tirmative 1
and nci;a:i\c te:>.:i will r >m|icte in
the St,lie contest !•• he In I i .1' l liajK't '
Hill. April li and 7.
ELIARD YOW GETS
ARMY COMMISSION
KUard IVIi*It«»i 1 Vow. <»i Henderson. j
lias been given a commission .i«. ti:si '
lieutenant in the Army Medical j
Corps, accordinu to War Department j
announcement today, lie is the .. >n
i t Dr. and Mrs. A. ( . You nl WilIow<nil
Drive.
Lt. Yow received Irs ediu.itioti at
Davidson (.'nllegc and graduated in j
medicine at the Bowman Gray Med- !
•cal School nt Wake Kore.-t t'ollege. |
where he attai. (d high limi ts in Lis!
studies".
Tii;!a \ - To morrow
"DEAD MAN'S GUI..CH"
1511.1. I.I.IJOTT SI IM.M. ami
comiwv
NOTICK—New prices starting tomorrow.
April 1st
Atlm. 25c - Tax 5c - Total .'!0c
Children I'ndrr 12
Ailitt. 10c - Tax 2c - Total I !r
PON RED BARRY
—in—
Trucks will operate on limit
sides «f I In- railroad and will be
active tor tlir entire day. or as
lime as is necessary to cover
the town. If return trips arc
not required to particular localities
better time can be made,
it is thought.
It. I*. \V. leaders are anxious
that the response shall be Kreater
this time than in the previous
waste paper drive sponsored by
that organization, when some 18.1)00
to '.20,000 pounds of scrap
paper was collected.
Goklsboro Hi«*li
Wins Hay Title
At Chapel Hill
(ioltMrnru high school. with its
pro action of "Man-hint; Men." by
.lames O'Brien, \v s winner at the
21st annual Dramatic Festival and |
State Tournament at Chapel Hill last
wecK-end, according to information
received today by Miss Shannon
Morton, sponsor ot the Henderson
liij'.h school drainlie club. The Hen- J
dcrsoii club presented "Perchance to
Dream" by Chine U' rtner.
Criticism of their play was re- 1
teived by Miss Morton today and
she stated that part of it was very '
strict, while part of it was very favorable.
The club presented the onc-act
play, showing characters on a tram
trip, m Henderson, M'.rch It!, before
taking it to Chapel Hill last weekend.
t ne State tournament is held each
year at C1ui;h>1 Hill, sponsored by
iiu Carolina Dramatic Association.
Almost every torm of literature is
rei)"esentcd in the Bible.
w I.Q.?j
I How many Japanese -hips were
link in the Anirnc.ni atiack on Truk
February Hi anil IV."
U. Tlu* nanii's ot eight major
i>l. net .if 11 n • solar sv.-lrm aie ,\a«>■ —
ctirv. Venus, Mais, Jupitt'i. Saturn,
Uranus. Neptune and l'luto; name
the ninth planet.
.'i. Which President ot 4lie United
States was a surveyor'.'
1. i >ne Stale <>l our Union lias a
legal i irIii tn di\ ide 11. • *11 into five
Ma'i. ii it wi.-his I i (In .'i. Name
ilie St lite.
• >. Name the Hriti.-h p-> .•<- mil at
i n- iiuihe; linn s! pu nt •>! tin- Iihii
"i pet-ip.suia thai Ktiaids the enlrai>'"
in the Mclitei i an'ean
»!. Which Stale i« mekiuui.ed Ihe
i ;<i]i!iit Slate
Name a tormei Piesideitt who
!ril !'■•• ia> charge up San Juan
I!:!I. m ar Santiago, Cuba, in the
A'ar witii Spam.
<{ What body get betwei-n Ihe
iiu- n and the sin I" cau.i- a lunar
1>. What " a the .name ot the lai
i-ii - v I i •.•••'«! .a Kuiu Arthur.'
'ii p'r-'iii w lneti l-.iiro|M-an •• uiiii,
v 11:«I liie United Stales ar<|llire
Flo: 'da
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Notice New Admission
PRICES AT THE
— STEVENSON ~
STARTING SATURDAY, APRIL 1ST
Mill !ik »• Till (» p. id. Adni. <£!>(■ - J*Yd. Tax ('><• - Total o-V
iNijchl A I ter (» p. m. Adm. - Fed. Tax 7c - Total 40c
Chiltln n I'liritT VI Adm. 10c- Fed. Tax 2c - Total l'2e
Wf regret this slight niisc in prices but the new lux makes it §
necessary.
Jubilee Gets
$4,281 From
Duke Funds
Jubilee hospital of I Ion Jersmi. a
colored institution, will receive $4,281
from the Duke Kudowuicnt for charity
patients treated during l!M:i. according
to announcement i>t the allotments,
just made. (Ninety-seven
hospitals in all in the (.'aroliiv s
sir., red the $ti47.37S(.43 distribution
voted by the trustees of the endowment
at a meeting in New York
Wednesday. All appropriations were
on the basis of the institution's charily
work in 15143. The distributions
are made annually under terms of
a trust established by the late James
H. Duke, tobacco magnate, and
native of Durham.
Dul.e hospital in Durham receive J i
the largest amount <>t any one insti- j
tulion, with S5I.II75. Watts hospital '
in Durham was given iSlU.lil"), and '
Granville hospital ill CKlord «'»t
SU28. Lincoln hospital in Durham !
for colored received $lii,743.
Forty orphanages in the t.'arolaias
shared in the distribution. The Baptist
Orphanage at ThoniasVille received
the largest single amount,
with $14,630.84. The Oxford Orphanage
received $9,082.84, and the
Methodist Orphanage at 11. leigh $9,318.95.
Thompson Kp:.,cop:d Orphan- 1
age at Charlotte was awarded
194.51, and Presbyterian Orphanage
at Barium Springs $8,732.34.
CR. VANCE B. ROLLINS
Jlllll.HU l i If, ;ic,
<•1 ll!., olllccs ,:t
;:;8 oit.wci sim.i,
for tin- |)i-.u'!i(
invilii'iiic
TheSTEVENSON
r«(la v -Tomorrow
GENE AUTRY
"SOUTH OF THE
BORDER"
I.asl i Imp. "( AI'T AMI UK \
c«.mi;i»v
1 .ate Show
TOMOKHOU \KiHT— 11 p M
"TELL YOUR
CHILDREN"
XOTH K — Nru prfri". si.ut t„.
morrow , April I si
Maliiw (ill is p. in.
Atliu. r - Tax - i il.ti s.V
Xisht after (i p. in.
Adni. Sac - Tax 7r - Total !|ir
Children t'nder |-> _vrs.
Adm. 10<- - Tax - Tulal I ',