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Established August 13, 1914
Pabllshed Everj Afternoon Except
Sunday bv
HENDERSON DISIWTl II CO.. INC.
10!) Young Street
HENRY Λ Pi:\\!S, Γ: es :lnd Editor
M. L. FINCH. Sec.-Tre:.s., Bus. Mgr.
TELE PHONES
Editorial Office 500
Business Office 610
The Hende: - ri l>a.!y Dispatch is a
■ten ι be r ; Γ; \>· · ated 1and
ΑΡ Features. Sont ern Ν wspaper
Publi.-Ht Λ.-- ·ι H'ui '.iii· Ν rth
Carolina I': t■ -Λ- . u:.on.
The Λ - ι': i/d I' >s ;> exc \e
ly entitled u> us# t. r republication
all news dispatches credited t · :
not otiiei* . ■ «
and al.-ij tilt· ί ».ii ' ·\\» jiU: I'd
there a. .„ is of publi .a n of
special di . ..l^ ι out i*re re
st^ I'd
>1 BS( RIPTION RATES
CAKIMLK DELIVERY m City of
Henders a Payable to Carrier α
direct to office at 201 per Calendar
WeeK. Ne dont ll> OX other rate is ι
made.
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS. Payable in1
ad-ance ; Ν ,.r it' . s..\ nv:.i..s
$3.OU. 3 :r. aths i- JO
Per C'ipy 5c j
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Wh< ;.· ρ:·»··ft·! r Ά at the .· .bject
under discussion Moreover, news»
jnen are not a bunch "t rowdies, and
they know full well the rules of
ordinary : ■ ■· nil.
Mi (! .ίΐι .u-tf mint doesn't
hold λ at· Γ .ι li"" ·ί.μ\ incing
If he would remove suspicion en
tirely in Will . a\· to .hclish the
closed ii· or p .I <·>·. (July in that man
ner with re-peit to the highway
commission and other public bodies
can the people properly inform
themselves about public affairs, as
the governor said they should do.
Wc hope he uses some of his "iron
major" tactics to rectify the high
way commission's abuse of the pro
prieties.
"Fine And Generous"
What Europe expects o. the Γη.ted
States may bo indicated in a c.ilm
reflection by a Β: i: ,>h i'i:icor i:
Washington. .- rep< - tod by - · ο ,. . -
respondent. To quote:
' You Americans aren't nearly out
of the woods on this rationing bu.-.
noss. Nor will you get back to nor
mal when the war is over . . . Why
Well. y. ; >ee. :nv dear, -· c ·' -
be your ji· > to teed the re.-: <
the we. .d : r quite a \\ :..U V.
the only people who really have
anything . . .
W.iat vk.'.l Knu'.a-.d ·ο
Oh, England will be re-establishing
.ο: ι nances. l..> ::g alter lu·:· t. ι ·ο
: .it Si :t ot tl·..: ». We won't e
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you ■
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.is nation."
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Words of Wisdom.
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Toduv's II oroscope.
ays art favorable for travel, buy
. 1 ρLi4 'Γηere are
'g ins ' be had in many things.
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One-Minute Test Answers.
·'. >se the switch to com
F ι η ce. It is Bastille Day.
The clavichord.
A Lift For Today
Your strength is quiet faith.—
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A FAITH whose roots are sunk
li'cp η Christ, the Son of the 1 i \ i 11 ·_:
Jiirt. < the only cure for our
lelief. There is an eternal order
leepei· than the wisdom of mankind
Descend U|h>ii our hearts. Ο Holy
» no. and strengthen our faith in
h.v unceasing goodness.
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ
1. The New Testament. 1
2. Egypt. ;
3. Re-deployment. 1
4. "Will vou have an orange?" I
5. Ball-Burton-Hill-Hatch.
R. Stanford White.
7. Patrick Henry.
8. Are not. c
9. True. t ):
10. Benjamin Franklin. v t r
Paratroop Myrick
Praises Filipinos
For l heir Help
: ••.■■r.w'y .·: Henderson,
s treat wounded American
. ■. ·,»· 4.os them plenty
Mn tin. Jr. The ;<.-ttor
rid We were pretty high tip and
: Ai. : .ve ha i were
■ m- ive i'd ip'in mir back
ι .· ·· .,· \v..- dropped Iι·ι.-η
Λ1 ■ * 1 t' »· ."'innod viu^f
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1 led it Usually we ate it anv
,.y We were getting some water
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rta.-'.»ns which
ere I knocked
i e a pi ii red
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ne doing it in
d·· :: yourself
!·» .t' I also
..e I was up
.:· .. Philippine
a r.-v· ng from combat -
Hf λ,ι· -rnt overseas
.'44. ii\ : : a s been in the
•.et.· February. lie
:· ;· . Apr.!, 1944.
PFC. AYSCUE JOINS
IN ITALIAN DRIVE
.'·. ■ ! ■■ F.r.-î Army. Italy—«(By
Μ Ρ ,.'ι First Class Sydney
A; . . Henderson, North
2ar ilina, participated in a fire mis
\ ;ly shelled a Οcι -
nan personnel carrier on the Fifth I
Λπι.ν t:··»;>'. during the last offensive I
if !iie Italian campaign.
A cannoneer in '.he 91st Armored
Κ old Artillery Battalion of the 1st j
Armored Div ision, Aysc :e assisted
in deliv ering lire .on the troop laden
vehicle, covering it shortly alter a
forward observer discovered ,t on a
road.
Overseas 12 months, Ayscue en
gaged m his first operation below
Bologna.
Prioi to entering the army, he vva
,»m ployed by the Ffird's Department
Store in Hendei>>n. Mis wile, Mr-.
Fheola Ayscue, lives at 530 Row
land street, and his parents, Mr, and
Mrs Frank Aysc.to. on Route 1.
Hendersi m.
WAR DADS TO HEAR
RETURNED SOLDIERS
Several Va ce county men who
ave returned on furloughs from
«versons duty in the Kurupean war
lie 11re are to speak briefly at the
nonthly meeting of the Vance county
ι aptor of American War Dads in
lie court house Friday evening at
it eight o'clock, it was announced to
lay. AImi on the program will he
ι speaker to outline plans for post
war industrial activity in Henderson
ollowing final victory in the war.
The War Dads group has been in
rested in assisting all returning
eterans as much as possible if they
osired a.d in placing themselves in
rofitable employment when they
eturn to civilian iiie.
WANT ADSi
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WATER HOSE. 25 AM) 50 FOOT
length.- Ho^t quality ho.-e 25c per
foot. Huso no//, les. couplings. lawn
sprinkler.-. Watkins Hardware Co.
29-4li
FOR SALE: ON Κ NICE GUERN
sey milk ι·.>\\. ll interested see W.
U. Ayseue, Route 1, Henderson.
30-2ti
ONLY 50c TO ENJOY AN ΙΛΈΝ
iii,^ of square dancing at the Ar
mory on June 2, to imisie by
Hedgepeth's Band. 31-lti
WANTED ALL PEOPLE SUFFER
ing from kidney trouble or back
ache to try KIDDO 97c Money
back guarantee at Page-Hocutt
Drug Co., Henderson, N. C. 13-tf
MEN'S WORK CLOVES, SWEAT
shirt.- and straw hats. Watkins
Hardware Co. 29 411
PROTECT YOUR TABLE TOP—
new glass cut any size for table
tops. Edges beveled and polished.
Auto glass plain or safety, cut and
installed. A. R. Perry Garage,
phone 300. 3 tf
NO. 3 TIN CANS $4.17 PER CASE.
Less than case lots at 5c each.
Watkins Hardware Co. 29-4ti
FOR SALE: TWO SOLID OAK
tables, ,'i ft. by (i I!.. 30 inches
high. Very .-trong. Can be seen at
31a Zcne street. 31-3ti
"A I Π - WICK", NOTHING TO
light, nothing to burn, kills kit
chen ordors and removes od >rs
from hands. Watkins Hardware
Co. 29-4U
GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for your
table. We deliver and save you
gas and time. Phone 439. Always
ready to serve you. Herbert's Yel
low Front. 25-tf
FOR SALE ONE FRESH MILCH
cow. four gallon capacity pel' day.
See or write Mr-. .1. B. Pritchard.
Route 2. Henderson. N. C. 31-2'.:
JOB OPEN FOR GIRL 18 TO 25
years old to work in printing
plant. Good pay iiid - hours.
Apply A1 ford'.- Pr.nting & 0::ice
Supply Co. 30-4ti
WANTED BY SINGLE I.ADY. TWO
room unfurnished apartment or
one room with kitchen privileges.
Firs! floor preferred. Reference·,
if required. Call 374-J. 29-3ti
JUST RECEIVED A MCE SUPPLY
of gum plywood fur build.:ig cab
inets. Also a good stock of cabinet
hardware. Alex S. Watkins. 31-lti
STRAYED FRIDAY NIGHT YEL
low looking nan- utile. ,ve.ghing
about 1100 pound.- Reward for
information leading to recovery.
Notify G. R. Reavis, Route 3, Hen
derson or C. W. F.nch Sons. Hen
derson. 29-4U
PYREX BABY NCKSINC. BOT
tles, screw >n nipple, bottle an 1
sealing cap. Electric bottli warm
ers. Wire bottle racks for ,-terilix
ing. Watkins Hardware C>. 29-41i
TOBACCO TOP DRESSER 5-5-20
now on hand. Legg-l'arham Com
pany. 23-25 29-31
WE BUY. SELL. AND 'TRADE
cattle and hogs. W. B. High! Live
stock Market Phone 157. 9 c ■ · I - ! f
FRK'SII liKl'N'SWΊι'Κ SI'KW
cooked today. Take home a
quart. "Red" Taylor's litis
Station Lunch. I'lione IS.
:'.l-'Jti
LET US SERVICE YOUR CAR AT
the Bon 'Ton Ess. > Servae Sta
tion. Washing, grea-mg, polishing,
wax ng a specialty. Open from 7
a. in. to 7 p. m. L, R. Daniel and
A II. Harris, pnipr etors. 25-tf
WANTED TO TRADE 1 12 TON
truck for late model pick-up in
good condition. Will give good
trade. R. E. Satterwhite & Sons.
28-1 f
WANT ADS
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MONUMENTS, M.\IlKKl7s~HKST
workmanship. Represent,ng Pal
mer Stone Works, Inc. W \y
Langston, 219 Young St., Pi; ne
7"3· 21-tl
WE CLOSE EACH SATl KDAY AT
one μ. in. dur.ng May, Jua,. ,lu;·,·
anil August. H. O. t dktu·: & s
lU-tt
POST HOI,Κ DIGGERS, Γ,ι "s'il
axes, garden hots, briar hoolu
weeding hoes, rakes, hoc forks
pitch lorks, shovels and
Watkins llarilware C > -tMti
OFFICE SUPPLIES. PRE - WAR
pencils, ledger binders and . cets,
numbering machines, typi .·. ,;er
papers, r.bbons and carbon ; .1 ; er*
Rubber stamps made to cder!
School supplies. Henderson Η ,ζ
Co. K-tablished It!84. Ui-tf
TRI-OGEN, A SPRAY TREAT
incn* lor η>.-e i> - ie P.' . ι .· ·.'
40," an elfeetivv and ι
in.-ecticide lor plant-, ani ι .■, ι
poultry. Rotenone. Λι
lead and Vigoro. Watkins Hard«
ware Co. - '-1'..
FRESH BRUNSWICK STEW
cut iked today. lake ltona a
quart. "lied" Γ a % Im· 1 '» u s
Station Lunch, l'hum· lv
: '· 1 - -1 i
READY-CUT SHOE SOLES 49e
pair. Al-iι rublht ■ ,
rubber heel.-. Neat I
grease and -addle soap. W 1 ...
Hardware Co.
BATTERIES ARE AGAIN AVAIL
able. Why wait'? Loughlui-G
wyn. -4-tf
NO. 2 TIN CANS $3.1(5 PEP, ι As::.
Less than case lots at 4c < . ...
Watkins Hardware Co.
LIFE INSURANCE IS ONE OF
your best savings plans. Y ur
money does "Double Duly" v.
you invest now. Frank M. P.
hart. General Insurance. P. >;ie
5G2-J. J.-:E
JUST RECEIVED A FRES1I C.\|;
of Portland Cement at ' Γ·„
ot Value.- ' Alex S. W..t .
FOR RENT: DESIk.aMLE Pi;".\i'
ο 11 ice, sec; 'lid tlooi' II I :■ ... : -
ing, formerly eup.ed by Ιό I
Cross. Rent re;;.-' 'iiaale 4
lights, janitor and t .»!··: :
Αρρ.,ν to W. C. . Α.;
ο .1, lier. Phone iii'U. '-.j'.i
LOST WEDNEDAY Ml >R\I\V. ;
Between Post Office and Parker's
Drug Si « >re. la ι<· ' s ι
envelop bag containing !
tin pen and -c:ssurs. Ri■· · >
Mr-. II ι Ida .J. Ko land, 1 '
lor reward. i - Ρ ;
WANTED TO BUY: Α Τ.ΑΓ,Ο!" Us
ed truiik v\ ;*:» tray. W: .'·.■ ' 1 .
Care Dispatch. -1:1 i'.
JUST ARRIVED, NEW CREATIONS
in Ky lex stationery, al.- - ". ι : ι v
other items suitable Ι'ί g: ri.ia
tion gifts. Alford'a Printing & < >:
l'ice Supply Co. t'-'.f
ROOK TAVERN WE SPECIALi/.V.
in pit cooked barbecue, ; I
ire.-!: every Friday. We >1 ■
good brunswick stew and ; lent y
of beer. Come t·ι ee ·,.·. Y ·
ι> iiiage appreciated. W > ; ' ν
Johns Ί1.
ELEl "I'RIi'AL SUPPLIES P.X
ea ble. groii ud wire, grou 11 I ι
outlet boxt·-,, Ait :i box· .
ches, pull chain receptables, stap
les, · >ul.· ι de vv ire, s\vi'
etc Alex S. Wutkin-.
HILL Tl )P Ν ι ). 11 HAS OLD Γ '.-IP
ioned briinsvvicl; stew . T<ι 1
by the quart or any aim>;:.ι' ·! ι-'
made to my.
EVERYTHING IN PYREX I As
serolcs, pie plates, cu.-i.oil ■ .; -,
utility dishes, tea pots, sa ;ce ,>u.
and Pyrex mixing bo v. I ι·' Ε
three for 98c .-et. Watk.n II .; -
ware Co.
NOTICE MEN!! WE HAVE In
stalled a (Jlover tr.m-er I ·· · >···
and stretcher. All tr >■ ι-e; · t '
shrink in cleaning will be stret
ched as near as po.--.ble to iiicir
original size and length. Vali't
Cleaning Co. Phone -It! I. MO-ii'i
WANT EI )—EXPERIENCE! ) WASH
er and presser. Apply Creedm·· n'
Drv Cleaners, Creedmoor, Ν C.
31 -3 ti
FOR SALE — BUSINESS WITH
franchise with leading <·!»·· " · I
appliance, automotive am-.· ·■>' ' >
tire supplier. lïood locat :■ -a
best part of Oxford. Only in
fers accepted. Louis Λ. WIk\
Louisburg, N. C. L'8 t!:i
OIL STOVE OVENS, STOVE PIPE
ovens, tin pie plates, broom-, d t
pans, dust cloths, mops dr\ .md
oil treated. Watkins llard'.v.·:·'
Co. 29-4 ti
WANTED: SETTLED COLOREU
jnaid for cooking, and gciu'i'.d
house work. Live on lot. No 1.urn
dry. S15 weekly. 1U2:> West M.u ·
ham avenue. Durham, N. C. i
KKKSH lîIil'NSVVK Κ STKU'
cookt'd today. Take home ;i
<1 u;i it. "Ut'd" Taylor's I îi's
Station Lunch, Phone IS.
iUGAR IS SCARCE. CONSERVE
your supply by using Saccharin,
1000-1-2 grain tablets 80c. 1000
1 grain tablets $1 09. Parker's
Rexall Drug Store. W-T-tf
iTEEL WOOL, MENDETS. DAZKY
can openers, plastic funnels, fruit
jar fillers, ice picks, plastic drink
ing cups. Watkins Hardware Co.
29-* J
Men—
You Can Make
Good Money in
100 Percent War Work at
Bethlehem Steel
Company
Sparrows Point Plant
Baltimore, Aid.
Army and Navy
Need Steel
You Can Help!
Fine working· conditions in long
established plant. Plenty ni good
jobs for helpers and trainees. No
experience ncedsd. Karn while
you learn. -IK hour week with
overtime earnings. Death and
sickness benefits. Housing facili
ties near plant offered all em
ployees. Come in and talk it over
with a representative of the Beth
lehem Steel Company Sparrows
Point Plant on
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U. S. Employment
Service
OF WAR MANPOWER
COMMISSION
HENDERSON. N. C.
From 8:30 A. M. til 4:30 P. M.
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