LI. Winn Is
Freni From
Jap Prison
ml Mr I Ii. Winn, ol R
I i | , i . mar 1 Ii'iidi'i ■ Mi. were not
, .i i. ,i I:, v that their son. Seem
, nl,n.mi Joseph I>. Winn, aged T,
... n lit), l itimI I ro ii a Jap.itic
i ,mi , ip. Mr. and All ■. W mi \\ > r
,. , , lit ly riotil i< ,t that tin ir son w.t
in in a • ion <•■• • i Ifon-hu.
.1. ■ s|: nd on .Inly |
, , , nl letter from Winn's cot anaiid
-1 *■ d ilia1 It** saw Wim
! ,. t ! pur -pit plant- whirl) \\
i '. iny, B-Jtl's anti land salVI;
ihc Around, blit no oilier wort
i 1 1m m eecived unlit the libtn.
lmi tiw.-sage.
],t. Winn Mitered the .service ii
I ■ , a ny. 11141. and has hern in tin
p , tie war theatre since April, 1041
lilllltlogS III
Scrimmage
First Time
I lendri son hi A: Build, -a id 1
;i,e .• I irst football an ininia,,.o y< -
■i day with team members showing
well, (’■ inch D. G. Dail :-p... ■ •• j
■ i,lay. Only io:r lettermen were
.v ent for liie scrim mage and the
member- looked a !i!!lc green,
but snowed wdlingness. the e-uch
‘a It'd.
The team is no.v eomposed
about 10 ne:i and Coaeii Dull iiope
have a a 1 'd tea by thi time
of !he first Aarne.
In the eriti mage yesterday, men
■'.a e it;\n led ntn a White team an
; I>111,' team, with the Whites win
tn:iA 1 f>—f>. flame time wa - lim h'd
to ime ho;ir.
I’ ..•!ires began m \ ;a ' 10 and
are held each day at : >.i;- ,,'el >.-k i
the high srh.i >! nthlet e field Coaeii
Dad is already enforcing Iraming
rule for team members in an et
tnr lii itave them in good linin' by
tht' opening of school.
RFC. AYSCUE HERE
ON 30-DAY LEAVE
Pie William D. Av.seue is at home
on i thirty-day leave with his par
t l . Mr and Mr-. W I). Ay e ,*.
.,1 Kill fell. He eiwe ; v. ' h ’he :i: n ’.! l
a. Mv i tiwi- mi in Germany. and
I. .It,.- ’lie combat i nl a lit ryiiinii'.
budge, the Ha tpoan 1 heatei ol v ir
ribbon, three battle stars and the
,ii ;; mgoi. lied citation .vith oak leal
t bister.
Yanks Take
Additional Territory
(Continued From Page Owe)
!>.; mod off by an American
bomb ng, w a schcitilled Cor q
i ' liee,i ne MaeArtkiur’s reg
ular headquarters.
Yo a mi'diate mareh into Tokyo
.'. a planned Hill m a e ustalltly
v. i leu.ne, sphere, the Star.- and
Sin:, upplantod the Ruing Sim
on tin flag tail's of Japan. For ail
tile Japanese attitude ol s.itv.niion.
the ",'eupation lorees were taking
no elianee. on treachery. Both yes
terday ,p tiie lane of the b'.nnal
ma.-s landings at Yokosuka natal
ba e and at the Atsugi airdrome,
and again to ay. mure than 100
SupeiTorlre-.es and sixty Mill -tang
tighter.- roared in steady eireles
over the lending scenes.
!•> Tried Six
Ke< order
F Met i,
rStt;:;: by..
■I Jutt!' ' i:U" <"•'
i n i• • r11 . , mt j *: ni -i j
! riMtfUv.1 1,J n jmyiijeiit «,«.
«r ed"
, paymenCof « t
■ r<
If ni'"" .‘.as as
, I "[ • •••"! an,.,; a 1 111 his
■ '■ ' ' , ' - * * .-.I .... tl,t'
, lll'XI 12 ! I !l h<
( "ni Webb. fried
«
13 1 11'1 ■ < y la p ; judg
.fill was ennt mill'd an : i.jv, . nt <•<
(lists.
'■'} I’ to I, ,.nc) I....... j< pal_
'r ■ vhili wen li ied for t : ■
• .x — 11. ,i whiskv I
'i! »tg ■ Joseph A Patter
■'" • ' -1 ■ I ■ 'Inal for posse i,
"! noil t..x-p V. luskv for sale. Kach
'.'.as 11 'Ll ill i guilt'.- ni f ra MsporI.it r n ol
-pa I . hisk> df « taxed
With "la iiinl ihi. r ,-is.
i Reai hili tried u
■ ui'.. ..on | i tor judgment w. -
' o'io u'il Ini' i2 month upon pav
. nt of costs.
f t c' t ici:. is >liii't'il. tril’d 111:
public dniuki'iini's■, was a ■ . ,
\
Seth Kelly, i .!i. ' il. v. as ' ■ d • .
■ P< ■ ding and v... lined S10 and c., ts.
San fill 1 . .7 *i ■..!■, iJ >. .i.. tfil'd
I'll' operal og a motor vehicle . it!,,ml
liccnsi Pi yei fr.j . <:..
j continued upon payment ol cn.-is.
Alfred Wiggins, white, was tried
failing and refusing to have h -
! dogs \ ici in ted. I’ravcr i.>r judgne •
j was cntiiHH'd upon payment nt ■,, t
Roy Rain iin. whin- l. luc■
tried for operating a motor veittci
'A it).nut .u ■ perator's heens-a w.:
taxed wit Ii ci isi -a
II iward Ha\v kins, colored,
i t' ied for can less and re kl".- d: ia
ms. IP- w; - sentenced to 30 day.- < n
tin' oads. u wtnl'il u u payment
of ci an, i i a v■ nt ' d'' t>! <! for dai
I age I, i M r- J T. l 'niter's auto: obi i
Doris King!'. : la I red lor reek
1 ii ss driving aid for driving v.mined
a driver's < \\ , n-11 t '
■ sx months in j.i : m be assign,‘i1 'u
; the women's da i ion ol the Stab
Highway and P Wn rl C minis
I sjon,
I KI.DSPXK l'l.ANT ORliXI.l).
Sprui'i' Pine. Aug. 31. Described
) as the largest feldspar refining plant
, in the world, tiic Carolina Mim a,,
j Company has opened its new Ki te
plant at the confluence i'.' the X >rt
and Sm.itIi Too riv <'r.- in Milcl -1
c unity.
Il is the first enmn icreial plant
the flotation method concentrating
feldspar. Previously, feldspar I .
ben .separated from tic other min
i era Is with which it ocenrs by a labo
I rious anil inefficient hand-sorting,
Kona will recover mica and mu:!
| as by-products.
17 SAXFOUD XliCKOI S
AKK UVUT IN ( U XS1I
Sanford, Aug. 31. What
have been a happy day spent in Ra
il igii by tiie member ni the Wgr<
Dapiist Sunday S, no ' u: S a ual
imtcd in ail acident, wii'm 1. I lie.
pickniekers were hurt in a liigliu a.v
accident before noon Tluu'-day. 1:
: mauling a curve be! ■>. ci n (': " , i :l
Raleigh, the occupant. 1 t tiic m' '
, i n uck wi re 11 i 111 i nt1 - he
tin i ' weight causing the side of
ti'tick to break and many ol ’.item
were thrown to the pavemen'.
It is understood that of the '.7 hurt
only two, Carolina Cmma'is and -a
Clark boy c.f 12. were in .. serious
eonriition. The injured were treated
, Raleigh, and 1 iter 1 >ro ight h nm
by a truck sent on fro.n Suin' u'd
Labor Day
Holiday In
Some Lines
la.lini' Day holiday will be el.,
''r'»'d k\ .alias ;m Itendi i .n md
!»• "t ■•in,-,., u was stated today.
1 Hficials t 'la- banks stated tha' !hi.
■ "gal holiday. Septembei will b<
ol'S'-iw eh iiy the banks bv rinsing all
<lay.
+ dor .1. R Teague stated tl .'
Would be no rural o. city de
livery on Monday and that the .'ami
indent and g( net al d"iiv< r> u indi \
•vi 11 be ct< >od all tlav. Labia Day 1 -
"i'-e oi tin- tew davs on v. Iiiel. the
1'Ost office 1 closed.
I1 has already been announced!
that Uf olfice m the l . S. Kmploy
ii cut Service will be closed for
Labor Day.
Na\\ Airmen Stajyc
Anni\ ersary Party
On Roanoke Island
Ah.all ■ . Aug. 31. I AID- Navy
■'d torpedo bomber- 1 lew
'lie formation over the birth— i
• hire ,.1 American avh.tion near her: ’
day a inaval air stations ol the Al
" District celebrated the 32nd !
sary -•*! tho \.r. y’s Barra , ,
oi Aon••iiauties.
Ah ill hue County'.s population. |
°lh pe manent and summer, vvt r-•
gtte.-'i ■ 1 the Roanoke Island Nava!
■A • R e for the .iceastoa. •■< )pa
as observed and civilian
1 ■' inly Acre welcomed at all liu
MiM.m.ii i.ins Dili also win-;
k i >!.' at a picnic-style "chow lino.
■ in attendance ol several lumdrec
as (•;. irted.
I akin.i* part in the aerial vircu.
ere a squadron o! the Navy's last
1 1 air lighters; another squadn
: ' rpedo homi>ers; and a pi. >:<_• o
* be feast (I iai d's A: - -Sea Re.sen*
Task Koree !.. tile Kb/.ibrlh fit;,
i iase.
A. imgemi-nls lor tip. celebrate"
’•verc made within 11•tiian 24 hoiir.
; y t:ii- ib'iiival.e island ba.-c- rom
• andant. Id. (bnndr. Frank A. Dav.s
.himself a veteran i 1 naval aviation
- li a I onler atithoiizing the ceie
■ ratimi were eevived only yester
day.
In ..ddition to pi; * ning tip- noria
-.mv. and tile pienie fur tlie base's
K ii-sts, Commander Davis sen; jeep
borne detachments of i Ificers ant
uen over the entire island, exlend
ng pels >n invitations to civilini
. i■ idents to a: 11 i I tip- celebrata n
'I lie other lour air stations of th.
.Albemarle dish iet took only roiuim
: it lee of the day.
Dare county, howevi r, took an
'••■penal interest in the e.-ii-bralion
beeii'.ise of its -'kinship" with Jose
pluis Daniels, who as Secretary o
the Navy established the breau
1812. One of Daniels' courses, Mel
•• in Daniels o! Aiante.-. recalled today
dial the then Navy Secretary receiv
ed a scv* re en sure limn 1’ivsideii'.
Wilson n r -'risking ills life in a con
traption ot that sort" after a flighi
.mm .Annapolis to Washington.
Commander Davis. ..no only re
eintly assumed ®tics Ilmiinic
Island base commandant, also is a
1 ei s mil li ir.’Kl ot 1 Jaiiiel.- The com
in i der oiikstcd in the Navy in liiilti.
trensierred to .viali. n in 1915, bo
NOTICK OF < All OF
INTFKKST IN LAND.
North Car b.ina:
Vance County:
Under and by virtue of an Order
of the Superior Court o! Vance
County, N. C., made in the spec.ai
proceeding entitled II. D. HcJr.ex.
e; nl vs. Tungsten Alining C'o. p.n-a
ti.iii. et al, the undersigned Comm..—
sioner will on tiie 2Uth day ol .
. .. inis; . ol r.o . c- v..
at the Coin". House Do,:;' :n Hen
rlei'.son, N. C'., offer for sale to the j
highest bidder for cash the surface !
| rights or fee in that certain tract j
ill land lying and being in Williams- j
boro Township, Vance County. North '
Carolina, and more particularly des j
cribi d as follows:
Adjoining the lands of N. D. Mur- '
ton, D. S. Marrow, Stark and other.-, j
bo nderi as follows:
Begin at a .-tone in Morton's !;ne: 1
| run t.hence N 66 1-2 K 10.70 chains |
to a stake, formerly a Pine: N 72 1-2
E 9.53 chains to a stake in old road.
Gum nointers: along road N 2.50; N
H5 1-2 E 1.75: X 4 W 4.08: X 3.75: X |
Hi E 2.10; X 29 E 2.00: X 50 E 1.95
X 57 1-2 E 4.45: N 46 E 2.59: X 38 ;
E 4.40 chains to a stone in the path
(111 ft. cost of Pine, Morton’s eor
Inc): thence along Morton’s line S
89 1-2 K 6.50 chain- to a stake in
branch, Morton's and Stark’s cor
nel" thence down the branch S 68
E 4.00: S 53 E 4.00: N 72 1-2 E 2.25;
| S 40 E 2.92 chains to a stone and
; willow, Stark’s corner: N 16 1-2 E
14.55 to stone, Owen's corner; S
84 1-2 E 17.81 to Black Gum, Owen's
i corner: S 16 W 72 links to a pile of
i stones, Owen's corner; S 87 E 6.14
1 chains to stone. Marrow’s corner;
S 5 W 38.50 to small Hickory on
S;de -i :c of a branch, DanieP’s cor
ner: X' 85 W along a line of marked
tree- 44.06 chains to a Pine side line:
X 87 W 2.45 to red oak side line;
S 85 W 1.51 chains to gum, side line:
N 87 W 1.20 chains gum side line;
'X 80 1-2 W 7.06 chains gum side
line; X 87 W 8.62 White Oak side
line: N 84 1-2 W 6.27 chains to be
ginning. Containing 201 acres, more
I or less, according to plat made by
I Thomas Taylor and George Hough
taling, November 24, 1898. and June,
1911. Reference is made to deed re
j corded in Book 58 at page 104,
! Vance County Registry.
Being known as the Abraham
! Sneed tract of land.
This sale will be made subject
to the mineral and ore rights in
| said land
This 29th day of August, 1945.
B. H. PERRY, Commissioner.
Perry & Kittrell, Attorneys,
Henderson, N. C.
! 31-5-12-19-26
»*n living ip 1P1. .pen a
Hr told his 1,1, kiy UUit t.*k .
' • ■ Inc !.» .n pict ail iacililir an •
touipinprU at ti.« ija.u* with i»n« <*\
’ -n a mpw . v mckt'!. I'tiin
. Diivi th< t-le
t' lu ld in ;,ci t l iancp witii .. Xa\y
1 • » t : -
")a a til ;i;P <V . •,:! tic 'a-, •. •. . ,
nr in 1 » sip Imw till- N;n y .,
Recreation
Program Is
Now Closed
The summer program
for v°img peot !e and ad dts, in Id ,
Henderson high .-eh,on], elided tnd.iy
it!i ,i sticeessfu lumnier reported
by the leaders. Hi-. 1.5,1,, 15.,,-U;
mew and Coach 1). (; Dai!.
Highest number con jug ,(llt ]()»
recreation in one d..\ was abt o'
they -.tal i'd. with ai • ,•
20.
Basketball, touch football, volley
1-all. -oftball. "tabli t,■ • 1111 c, , , . ’
b'T ol other go 11 .<■ \\ , r. 1 : 1
tlie citv sottball I'ml' ■■ - .winy !
of the recreational iirour'ani.
( ivic clubs and o' ier organiy.ati 1
joined in financing tic progran
which began in June.
- he recreational loaders tod ,:
t •- : > t d ti • * .* . iilid Oth*‘!> !. .
• •)“rr.t.o: .. (.lifting the pro
! rend Downw ard
For Cotton Mart
During Forenoon
KP
(' *“ »: Uire> opened !i\e to 20
, 1* 1 t-i'. N io!! , c. \ »
tine: • i * 20 cent a nale ' a e
<. I}eeenme< 22 07.
Ma. 22.57.
Pv. (’1 >se < )pi a
()et* * 22.08 22.05
Deeemia 1 . 22.68 22 07
I... 22.01 22 5!)
\11> > 22..>4 22 ai-;»2
.Tidy 22 ! 1 22.07
AROUND TOWN
m \ki:i \r-i MCT.vsr.
.T i' M. f;.!- and Veoln U
.1 . ' i ! • I'
'A ere grant! I a m;.: i inge 1 ieen.e at
Pu 'eg ter ! ;eed> afire ve-fer
dav.
W I ST III \ Ol KSON LOT
Whitney B Stone and wile t an -
iet red t w 1 .* - : See md ' re *1
West IK :ide: -on. to C. S Hobgoo-J
and <• to SHI : n:i ut‘u m K* -
a‘: 1 I led id the rer.i -tie
of d • ; • ye v. day
Mil I I ( \s!i
P .. ai ( ' i.l j) oil. e 5 ed. w
d ei \ 7.; i eoai’t today lor theft
e SI ,7. j : .;»■ ry\ Sadie .] ones. IK
\\a end n.-i.’d to 'i\ months, com
r. r .* !i- * . -. c w .. payrien:
■ • . :.c! . -at cm
a t e .1 • Ht* w.
f . ' . . i am ii . i . ■
bei . •! i. * • yea
MEC HANICAL DRIERS
FOR HAY DIFFICULT
i *<>! .*•«» Station. Haieiyh. Aue :
Meeiian cai liay cbita.- ..m«»t | . *
iit'• barn? «>n a it .. day notin .
»Vo . I>. \m S. \V»-a. it head t
Depart
i aii part- ot tin- Slid*.
M*/ laris, arid other .}ui; . »n*
I - .vt |,f . . .if . rd ' • rt.-irlt*: .tidy r.
p am <• .the time Ma y t.* !>»• u-ed
! and it r»*<juires Irrmi 3d l - !><» day-*
t<» ttte j
• • • • i nt • th« • •
Fa ( ti K . - (M - . n.-ct ,r>| -• tin
i»f i: or. and Mv /• and d".-i^n 01
• 1 : I 1 ! ;
la- (lied. Itoth tla 11»•«• i . nd F ’
: • • •! i»| t i id i ■. : ! i " ’ i't ii ;• 1 r ‘ h*
Hundreds Of Beautiful
LINOLEUM RUGS
JUST RECEIVED
You Haven’t Seen Such An Assortment Of Rugs
Since Before the War. We Have Them for Every
Room in the House in Hundreds of Beautiful Pat
terns.
★ ★ ★
9x12 $3.98
9x1 Om- $3.48
9x9 $2.98
9x7'/. $2.48
9x6 $1.98
★ ★ ★
These Are Genuine Weartex Felt Base Rugs
and Are Slightly Imperfect.
On Sale in Our Basement
STORE HOI RS
Monday.9 to 5.30 -
Tuesday.9 to 5:30 i
Wednesday.9 to 1 ;oo ' ;
Thursday.9 to 5:30 I i
Friday.9 to 5:30
Saturday.9 to G:00
■
I'Ve Have a Large Supply of
Bolts, Nuts and Flat Iron
I.et I s Do Your
PORTABLE ELECTRIC AND
ACETYLENE WELDING
\Ve Can Oio Out and Serve You
Anywhere on Any Job
Expert Machine Work
And Automobile Repairing
See V.s' Far Service And Satisfaction
Reliable Welding & Machine Works
Henderson, N. C. Phone 116-JX
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