Precinct Meetings Will Be
Held Here Next Saturday
Delegates Will Be
Elected For State
Convention May 2nd
Deim cT;itk piciinct meetings will
he held .it noi ti next Saturday in
the thirteen precincts of Vance
county. as iuc the State, to . le. t
delegates to rîit- .iui ty convention
the tolowine, S.i', iiiUiy. April ι.
I'recinct chairmen . ill .·! · 1.1 elect
ed.
Metin. thi> Saturday art· η t ex
pected to lost tor 1 ni;. Tin· co n
tv convention will -elect 27 dele
gates and 27 alternates to the State
convention in Raleigh on Thursday,
May 2. It will also make recom
mendations Cor appm ir.ent to mem
bership ill I'm? De·):··, ratie State Kx
ecutiv Committee. to the congres
sional judicial and -enatoria! com
mittees and transact such other bus
iness as may con e up.
Following the convention the
county executive ι. mtn.tti*t· w ι
i.;e! I t elect ,i oimty cliuirnuin
lor tht· next two years. The chair
'(i! uf the teveial precinct orsi ii ι »
izations constitute the e\eeuti\i
C( inmlttce. Λ. Λ. Βιιηη is t : ι ο ρ: c >
cut (o.i'ity chairman.
Registration bonks fur the Dean.—
(ratic primary of Saturday. May 2Γ>.
.ill open on April 27 anil will be
'i'< η tiii iUj;!i Slitunlay. May 11.
Λ it h Γι.·.· π ·:: i:t1 ;·. at "lit· pollm ·,
place on the three Saturdays to
cm oil the e w ho : re qualified t >
| :.i : icipate in the balloting.
'Ih.e ire ,(".ιη · · ntest< for * » f
' t!.i ci imty, with ;evt ntc·. η
d'ûcr. nt candidates entered u
il: tre e contests. Incumbent can
didates for several office?; wen· un
op; ...λ I and were certified as the
party nominees to be voted on at
,e .No.eni.bcr election.
FISHING SEASON IS
OPEN FOR HOLIDAYS
Fishing sea.-en will be reopened
fo the F.astvr holidays and anglers
will be allowed to try their luck on
Saturday. Sunday and Monday,
A.nil 2:). 21 and 21!, R. I. Burroughs,
district game warden, announced to
day.
Tli.· season will close again on
April 23 ami will remain closed until
May 19, he stated.
Ballentine
Speaker At
Lions Meet
I. V r.allentine. lieutenant gov
ernor of \i.rth Carolina. was speak
i1 r : Ί ' h ' I ■ c'l i1 b 'in ι t ill'.; last
night. il. i ii. : in ·, tlu· ability to pay
in order to raise Hi" standard of
li\ in: ;n North Carolina
"\< ,i!i Carolina produces many
semi-finished Roods which .lie Snip
ped In other .-tales 1 .· · b · made into
fini lie»ι products, which ι respon
■ ,ιîle l'or a low incon ι ρι·ι capita
in tilt.' Slali tin· speaker .-dated,
:■( i\ι h at in·; ι uirc industrie. which
will produce finished products.
Touching on agriculture, LI. Gov.
Uallentiii·· t t · . I tliat t i ι · - I n 111 · · ot
agriculture lies in increased produc
tion, marke's nil price. Agriculture
cannot live without industry and in
dustry cannot live . tliout agricul
ture. he said.
Melvin Johnson was in charge ot
the program an ι presented the
speaker. Fi Μ \"ι·ν-! resident Fred
A. Rosier pre ided.
Guests wete Mr.·. For Henry with
Π. ('. Wells, S. S. Ste\ enson, lr.,
with Frank Wortham and K. W. Sar
tor, member of the Durham Lions
club.
DEMONSTRATION CLUB
WORK GIVEN PKAISE
College .Static ;''., Raleigh, April 18.
— Dr. .Jane S. McKimmon, assistant
direct· r of the State College Exten
sion Service, in a statement prepar
ed for North Carolina farm women
and heralding local participation in
National Home Demonstration Week.
May 5-12, declared that the "demon
tration method of education" will
be continued by county home agents
in efforts to improve the lot of wo
men in the i'arm.
"A woman doesn't learn to make
·;< od bread by just hearing about
it," Dr. McKimmon said, "She does
ii better if she sees it done and best
if she does it herself.
"Leaders in the armed forces cut
training periods for new men by 50
per cent through the use of demon
stration methods and at the same
time got greater efficiency."
For ι he expan-ion and lasting suc
cess of farm home demonstration
work in North Carolina during the
past 35 years, Mrs. McKimmon pass
ed much of the credit to rural neigh
borhood leaders whose duty it was
to demonstrate new facts uncovered
by trained specialists.
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WITH THE COLORS
——★
In Arkansas Camp.
! Pvt. James Dean Pattersci", son
of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Patterson, is
now stationed at Camp Joseph T.
Robinson. Ark., it was learned ιο
ί day. His address is Pvt. James
I Dean Patterson. 44181846, Co. A 115
Btn. 78th Regt. IRTC. Camp Joseph
T. Robinson, Ark.
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LEADS USO CAMPAIGN
»«—»————— HI ——ι
APPOINTED USO NATIONAL
CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN, Carl
W'hitmore, Presiilont of the New
York Telephone Company, will
head the nation-wide appeal dur
ing September and October for
519,000,000 to carry USO through
1917. Gen. Eisenhower's statiynent,
"I want as much of USO as I can
get, for as long as I can get i^" was
all Mr. Whitmore needed to make
up his *Φϊ r!, lie said in accepting
the job. Mr. Whitmore was chair
man of New York City's National
War Fund campaign last year aid
has been identified with much
phil inthropic work.
Fire Razes
Negro Home
C7
The two-story residence of Wade
Ro.vster. in «.ht· LSI jod field colored
retfciu·, was burned to the ground
! t night abi'«t If o'clock, when
liremen were . nable to cope with
the lire alter the s spply of water
in the booster tank was exhausted.
When firemen were railed to the
j scene, the flames, fanned by a strong
\* ind. had made such headway in the
rear of the hou \ Kffcr's were made
t ' eu toff the fire be'ι re it cou! J reach
the front of t.-ie house, but a."'::'
the 300 gall .ns of water fro.!, the
hoc ster tank of the city-.- newest
. truck were used, no more was ava.l
j able. Several volunteer firemen at
tempted to replenish the .· .-pply by
forming a bucket brigade from a
I near-by well, but the flames had
penetrated the inu.-u and all e'to!"^
to sav e it then w. re futile.
Soire furniture war, saved, but
most of it was destroyed. One of
the small children was reported tu
have been asleep in the hi use at
tne time it caiuht fire and was
gotten out. but it was no tlearned
whether other occupants were there.
The house was ο mod by Mabel
Allen.
Re\ i\ al To Begin
At Spring Valley
Evangelistic services will be.L.in at
Spring Valley Methodist chui'eh
Sunday ni·:1!', at 8 o'clock and will
continue through Friday, April 26.
it was announ.ed today.
Rev. R. F. !.. Moser, pastor of the
church, will conduct the services,
which will be held each e\oui:ig at
Β o'clock. Rev. Paul Caruth. pastor
of the Granville Methodi- ; charge
will assist with the music. The pub
lic is corrtiaily invited to attend
these services.
SHIPYARD GRANTS
WAGE INCREASES
Wilmington, April 18.—A wage in- j
crease of 18 centr per hour, retro
active to March 4, was an ouneed by ;
the North Carolina Shipbuilding
company here yesterday. Covered
by its provisions are all employees1
on hourly and weekly wage scales. \
1'. F. Halsev. vice president and
i general manager of the firm, said
the ij:\rease was in compliance with,
directives Irom the maritime com
mission and applies to all shipyards
of the com,:Mission throughout the
United Stale-.
The aii onnceme-nt came simul
taneous with th elaunching of the
yard's 243rd ship, the S. S. Santa
Isabel, a 14,500-t.in cargo-passcngei
J vessel built for the Grace Lines.
11 POWER PLANTS
GOING TO CHINA
\Vash > gun — Eleven complete
electric light power plants purchased ,
by UNRRA are scheduled to arrive
in China early this month, i·. was
announced here.
The plants, ranging to 2,000 kilo
watts. will he used to rehabilitate
I power facilities in devastated areas
j UNRRA ,-.iid the needs of 11 ci tie
I how are no1,'· being considered. A
r.· hiding Kweilin, Liuchow and Wu
! ecand shipment is scheduled ti |
1 e. ι h Chin·· in m id-Mav.
I
DISCHARGED
HENRY A. REAMS.
' Henry A. Reams of south William
j street. Henderson, has been dis- j
j charged from the navy after 2li
! months service, 18 months of which
were overseas. Reams, who held the
rank of seaman, first class, received
his release at Charleston, S. C. on
i Tuesday.
The newly returned civilian is the :
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Reams,
He s entitled to wear the American
Defense ribbon, several Pacific eam
! paign ribbons and the World War II
j Victory medal.
While in service, Reams was ae- '
— tivè in sports and played football.
Good Friday
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