County Quota $1,302,000
For 7th War Loan Drive
Mayor Powell Will
Be Chairman; Quota
Exceeds Last Drive
Mayor Henry Powell. who ·. .
< en n;.'i id chairman o] the seventh
ν ,.γ l".m drive lor Wince county. an
,iucd today thill the county's
u M>t;i v. oil id bo S1 ..Sirj.ooo j. i .;C>
drive* as compared with a goal >j'
- :. 17<i.(M>0 in the sixth var 1 »au l..>t
11. ,»nd which was over-subs ribed
. ν .liniost one h u.id red percent.
I'he county s "Ε bond loud τ
■ ,c v(«\ ι nth loan w ill be $466.000, or
s.t'.trly d · ible the S288.000 i;i * <
: :xth lociii. *"K" bond totals are in
cluded in the overall figures of '.he
ι ; in Ί a. and are not separate.
Tin* State's (j nut a i~ S! i!4.00(l.o!in
in tin· «'tuning campaign ι ο .ire t
ι tiu ί 1J1 ,ΙΙΟΙι,ΟΟίι η tin· - : h li..
, The new "E" bund quota tor the
State Is Sàâ.000,000. a against
000.000 last fall.
' Mayor I'owe! I said t day ho < \
pected to have his organization com
pleted by next week. v. id·· · t ι
lie v. ill anni unco tin· ;>ors unci.
( ity and county eha.riuen will :
ι... ι ·! .. ... ι 'lie a'.· ο lor the w
uiV di\ isio .. and perh..;i.< one ..
to: the .· «! red 1 etion.
'Iiie seventh loan drive w;ll ο
«•wdiy 1 >t'U 11 '"i M' nday. May 14. . 1
will run ':;irough the ni' nth o! J.ι ι
All purchase.- at the près» ι ' I >·.
howev er, apply on the cpo'ta.
Vance county has never failed to
meet its quota on all war drives, and
'leaders are hopeful that past roc· ,j
'will be duplicated at this M e
Mayor Powell headed the ii '.h v. ar
|| ii in the sprint; of 11)44. The . ί\· ι
loan, w ■ it'll was nearly d· iblod
(|.;ot , was led by .1. \V. Sanders.
West End To
Hold Revival
1?!" . 'ι1 serv ices will begin
ι \Vi : Κnd '· iiitis: chuivh ;ie\' M .·>
day even in tf. ' ι run at least tin nr.;!:
Hie tilth Sunday, and with Hew .Γ.
1.. Noose, οι Kloii College. doing t : ι ■ ■
t .·■<·. 11 ί ι ; ι > u', i: wis announced tod.iv
i.v the p.istor. Rev. Κ. M. I'· .·.·,·<· 1.
Service:; will be hel i at !! o'cl >,· .
·· icii evenii .: of the week.
He\-. Mr. Powell said rpv'vii' -
iiild be he'.I next week als ι -ι
three other rhoiche . : whi-1. he
1 pastor, these being Inez and Rcedv
rCreek churches. in Warren county,
and Manie Springs. in Frank! ι
county. \t ': :· the-e .,!mr, „·.- :
! h'·,·:· will be Γ. ill) p. m.
All of ·he e rev i·.· .1·· ν
! a si lHi'.lanci. · evannHi-»:·· iiro.j
'during the week in ehurc'.a- ·■'. '' ·
. T.ir Hiver li.i ;it i - t Assor'a l'on.
At the I·' ' Iiapt si ci.
! Henderson, ·· hero a re..· ■!
held ?πϊ" * te*v "·ρc'*- 3(3, a honte
mini cms study program, to be kJ
by Dr. H. H. McMillan, recalled
mi-sionar.v Irmn Chin.!. \v;ll be
e\ anjeli-:i in nat.re. Λ revival is
tlso be lu it ' North Heinle > m
IJaptist eh -sen tin· e·' -ans week.
AROUND TOWN
ONi m i l) ι il.i d
Ν. (ï. Hem rick and wife trans*
lured a lot on Alexandei avenue
to Joseph .I.min.·- 1ί· .·> · π ι ι SlU
and other con.-iiiera' on- .1 , deed
filed at the register <! d».· d: t.I !ice
yesterday.
NON-SI IM'OKT ( AS!
( ! : ent'e I·.. I! hereon, white, .· as
tried ι π ; ci ■ irdei ι : ' tod : y lor
non-support. He was sentenced to
six 1110 th.- in ia'I. sus,>"Miied Up 11
payment . 1 .ide'jwate -.upper' lor ·,ΐ<
wife and minor children and pay
ment )f c< sts of court.
Il IO TRIAI.S l'OSTI'ONIil)
• lury trial at ree· ί (1er'-· court,
scheduled for yesterday, have been
ρ -tponed until May 2. ,Indue I!· E.
t'lci. cuts announced today. The iuvy
(i'jwn for trials yesterday will serve
the May second .our'.
V-12 STt'DENT lllil.I).
Richmond, Va.. April 19.—(ΛΡ) —
The FBI enounced today that a 18
"t .-old Navy V-12 s' .dent tr■■:·.
• ry and Henry College h 1 been
arrested tor attempt! ig to extort
·' ;5,000 I: -m a Bristol phy ;c:an .: 1
• r threat of death.
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
lîy LYNN NISIÎET
Iîiilv Dispatch ltali>ii;h
Raleigh, April 20.—Hintott James,
state game commissioner. lctt
i' ι ··ia.v η.giit ι > atten ί , 'ν,>> day
meeting of the Southeastern Game
t '.·· im'ssionors Association at At
(la., where most ni the dis
i' -~ion \va5 expected to re nlvc
around coordination of state reg
. ■ i a * i. ι ! ι s and L'tiuptTa' ma ν, ih t;,e
Id life set ■·■ .. ,th re
• Oct t ι ιipen .»«· ι>·.:ι ».| hunûng
! ι ·.' dn .es a ι :. 1 : ■. \ 'atoiv
• aterfovvl. Jamis is t«.···.··.,. ;· an I
treasurer or the association, which
includes Virginia. North and South
('... >iinn, Georgia, Florida. Ala
bama) Mississippi, Louisiana, Ar
; ,n>as. Tennessee and Kent rky.
STUDY—In addition to general
discussion of tiie problems. James
said he would request the federal
v..! I life agency to a.., a a study
of the causes for fewer ducks com
ing to eastern Carolina this year.
Reports tram Ducks. Unlimited,
jii.ncipal breeding ground in Can
ada and. Mi.nci.iMS ca.aad the "duck
.·>·." indicate I as any fowls
ia^t season as ever before; but lew
La' , > ! tliea : ca: ae to tin.·,;· saal
haunt- i ι ! ι ■ ι ; l; the Carolina coast. One
.-iiiigeste i reason is the military ac
: \ ,ty ni tin* air over the area, but
tu:it is speculation. Trie state com
missioner wants something more de
finite—hence the request for thor
ough study of the situation.
PLANNERS Another sectional
meeting at wii.ch North Carolina
will be represented is the South
·.·. :de I'laiinaig C miercnce at Bir
mingham on May 18. This confer
ence i- oatyrawt !i of a movement
fronted by former Governor Brough
• a for ' mcerted action among
• .utbcni states a postwar develop
ment along all lines. More than a
y. a;;o 'ae State ot North Caro
lina sponsored a series of newspaper
ad·, i-rtisements signed by Governor
I'.: mghton promoting such a plan,
and the Birmingham conference was
ι ie 1 by G i.enioi' Robert Kerr of
t> :i ihoira, eiaa ; man ot the south
e : conferenci·. Governor Cherry
- designated Paul Kelly,,assistant
an.- 'ar of conservation and devei
rment: Clyde -\_ Krwin. state su
! . '""dent Ί public instruction,
i.nd Frank S.isser, chief veterans'
-er\ .ce officer. ' 1 represent North
Car 'lina at the meeting.
1
Vacancy On
City Council
To Be Filled
Incumbent Members
All File Names For
Election Of May 1
At their regular monthly me< t ng
for Apri] next Monday night
bers ι if the Henderson City Council
will ο let·! .ι 'i. nir I ■< r : ' ι
body to .-ucceed :·.< I ,·. Τ II -
tree, alderman from the first v. trd
Mayor Henry I'o.' ι Γ . ι i t. da\ 1 e
il;,m selected will ou'. the ii
expired term of Mr Cr.ibtrer. ;
.-till had a year to ι .11 at tin ·. : ··
of his death earlier tms woe··..
Meantime, four · · η bers · >1
Council, in addition to 'he m -.or.
whose terms expire . 1 e
all filed for reelection, and a^· ■ >! to
day no opposition had do. eloped : ir
either of them. Set , ci.,ν - 'ne f;nal
date for filing il a ·.·.. idida'.o's 11a · e
is to appear on the · r.ntte.'. ballot.
The election will be held on lues
lav, May l.
Three members
hold over for another year of two··
vear terms to whic'.i tiiev were elect
ed In 1941
No opposition f..i any ->: those
whose terms expire .,· ' · - 1 im · h:i.·
j been heard, and it appeared today
that there would be r. ev
Colored Group
To Fort Brag**
; For induction
Λ small group of colored regis
trants reported for induction at Fort
! Bragg 1 'day, the lor: 1 Selective So.·,
vice Bôard ami >u iced. The eleven
ι men were:
■ Leroy Green, Joseph Charles Har
ris, transferred to New Brunswir c,
[ \. ,!.: t iieri: · lie:::;' M 'Kni^h:. \V d
f !»»r Arthur Giles. La ice I ,e·.·
Harris. Che. ter Su·.· .1 .■■■>· \V. Itf*
Hicks, Raymond Cooke, Emanuel
Johnson, transferred to Orange, N·
J.: Alex Burton, Jr., Coleman Sneed,
transferred from Norfolk, Va.
Brother of Miss
Yernellc Gilliam
Killed in Action
! Miss Vernelle Cll'la: -, I S.r.i:·: ·.:
at Henderson high school, was noti
fied yesterday that her brother,
William, had been killed in action
j Detail- . .f his don: h λ ere not 1 a ivi
ed, but last letters to the family
stated that he was stationed with
the infantry in Germany.
Miss Gilliam left immediately for
her home in Thomasville. Surviving
are Gilliam's parents: two isters.
Paul me and Ye ne!le: and : .». 1
brothers, Da\ id and Paul.
I 10% Heios—B'.jv 10% More!
NOTH s:.
Having qua: ' ed ..· administratrix
of til ο estate S. C. I«'loyd. deivas
od. before Clock υΐ SiljKTiui'
Court of Va:: · County, this :
notify all per■■·■.: holding claini:·
against said e to file the same
duly verified v. :· the undersigned
on or befor<· t: " 14th day of April.
194ti, or thi- u 1 will be pleaded
in bar thereof.
All persons κ: it oted to said estate
will please make immediate settle
ment.
I This the 13;!: f April, 194.1.
! MRS. LUC ILK BKEHDLOVE
1-Ί'YD.
Admin tratrix.
D. P. McDuffCP.
Attorney.
13-20-27-4-11-18
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N'ni'th Γ.ι. Μ jil.ι :
Vance ( ' - inly
II arvov I. ΛΙ.ιildox 1*1 JiIItill.
vs.
I ! Il cl T. AIad(lt.\. Defendant.
K'hel 'Γ M;iddc\ λ ! take ·. >' ci·: <
That ni . ■'. ■·:· !ι ι rci.'r
mc:ifed m the S'.i|«· Co
Vanc·· Cnunty. X. (' >y <" . .m ·.
: ι il ;i . 11 e il.'. ·!νι i.m : .<■ nid 1
11Γ U\i> yi· ι' M-p.ii :i' .nil, and the
.-aid Ktlic! T. M iddox ·\ .Γ Idi'thc.
! ike ni>! ice 'lia' .-in· . - <·<j · i t.> i
appear at !he ο!: ol " .· Clc:'k ι
of the S ι j icr id! Co .*t Vancc
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This tiie 5th day ol April. 1945. il
κ. -1. ι·'.\ι.κI
Clerk of the Superior Court I
Van. ι· C'-urs'v. X. C. 1 I
15 !!. Hi · I
Attn: ι.ι,ν ! ' 5
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SEE OUR GOOD VALUES IN
USED CARS
We repair all snakes of cars ar.cl special
ize in fender, body and radiator work
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Phone 832
Henderson, N. C.
FILLER
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FANCY EVAPORATED.
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CORN FLAKES
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FINE QUA LIT Y MEATS
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lb* 40c
1181 Soked H am
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(4) Bologna, Type 2
lb. 31c
(5) Fat Back Meat
lb. 18c
FRESH FISH
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OR WAFFLE MIX
[ 14-Oz.
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Reel Heart
Argo Starcis
Dog Food
Bouillon Cubes
Sausage
Xool Aid
Flour
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JIMMY
GARRY
DURANTE and MOORE
on the air for tessSHt
WITH NfW SHOWS,
FUN AND LAUGHTER
tISTEN! II IS OUR
RADIO SHOW
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
Station WBT
At 10 P. M.
PARKERS
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THE OLD JUDHF. SAYS...
"When you think of the sacrinces our Hunt
ing men are making in this war, it's hard to
figure out how we'll ever repay them, isn't
it, Judge?"
"Yes, it really is, Tom. There are only
certain things we can do. Such as...write
them cheerful letters often. Send them
favorite gifts from time to time. Work
harder than ever to provide them with
everything they need to finish their job
quicldy. Buy more and more War Bonds...
especially during the current drive... to
pay for the ammunition and fighting equip·
ment they must have."
"All that still seems kind of small com
pared with what they're doing for us, Judge."
"True, but it's about all we older folks
back home can do, Tom. Except one more
thing. And that is to be sure our fighting men
come home to the same kind of country they
left behind. The kind of country their letters
tell us they want. Nothing changed that
they don't want changed while they're away
and unable to express their wishes."
Tk.s ad.trtium.nl ,ponw,tJ by Cor,}.une: of AlcoHU In***,.
Notice of Sale of
Valuable Farm
At Public Auction
Tuesday, April 24, 1945
At Courthouse Door In Henderson
Till' former homeplace of Mrs. A. ·!. Fairish,
defeased, located on Epsom and Mt. Carmel
roads, two miles from Henderson. The farm
contains 27'j acres of excellent land and has
a 1.1 acre tobacco allotment, and some timber.
D. P. McDuffee
Commissioner
Government
House
Rum j
1/5 Quart
$3.50
Retail
w Imported by '
W. A. Taylor & Company
New York City'