Curers Plan
Annual Trip
Into Canada
Meeting Planned
On Monday Night
At Court House
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Tobacco curers and primers Mom i
this section arc maU im prcpcrations I
lor their annual tiv:; to y'atiad.i t ? '
assist with the har est of the Ca- 1
nadian tobacco cron. wii:. : > hi wti
be ready tor ho. buy. .1 d ,1 ??uv'
inn of these pi; ? ; I tie to fa.
trip was announce.! fii y bv J. \\?
banders, county t rm agent. to bo
held in the Courthouse here ne\"
Monday evening S:i iders has sent
letters to those interested, notifying
them of the meeting.
Last year a to . "T.'i t at >
workers went tro ? o-i;; to!
Uie Canadian to .,u . ,r..a I'r.uicrs
were paid S5 a day .< ? ye . out the
offer tliis year ha- n- - yet iic. n
earned. That price is ess than is
being asked tor >. i!ar v.or'; in this
county, where pay ? 1 -i> t. st .">0 per
das has been nier.ta. el a- the inj
ure. It is ex| e 'ted tat ... o it tin
same number will ijo from tiiis coun
ty in the next tew .veeks as made c
the trip last summer. t
Expenses of the trip tr. t'anadn
aud return are p.. i p.-inn-s an i t
1 n
?urers. in addition !r> ".he daily v. ? he j
or actual services performed.
Representatives of the State F\
Ct.sit it Sca ur ;t'd (ho Canadian '
lovernmont will attend t.m 'rooting I
icre Monday night to issue possport*-!
i.d to make other necessary arrange
ments for those planning t.> make
ho trip. Sanders said a special
:it!cemo ! has been worked out and
hi! into operation net ween the Wash
ngti n Fvtension office. represent
ng the I". S. Got eminent, and Ca
ladian officials whereby recruiting
or 'he project i- doiti locally through
iie -.oi'tty agent's office, and it
s understood that all passports must
tear this year through the count?
igont.
Curers who go to Canada for the
obacco harvest are usually gone !i\t
o ?ix weeks. They will '.ea\ o here i>"
lie near future to begin the work i:
e Donimon producing area.
a USED
sa CARS I
WE PAY SPOT CASH
CANDLER-PALMER
MOTOR CO.
Studebaker Sales and Service t
Henderson. V C. Phone 412
"""~-???'.hi
Seeks His Child
BLONDE Kuth Koran Pardo, e.t-wife
'of Y.nccnte Gonzales Pardo, Peru
vian millionaire, is reported to have
"kidnaped" from a New York hos
pital her infant son who has been in
the father's custody. Pardo, unable
to locale his former wife or the boy
intends to seek an injunction for
the tot's return. (International), '
Sisters Divorced
By Twins By Court
In Onslow County
Jacksonville. July IT.? </Vi ? In
what Onslow County Superior Court
Judge Leo Carr of Burlington de
scribed as the first such ease in
North Carolina within his knowledge j
two Maysville sisters were granted j
a consolidated divorce from twi 1
brothers from Shelby here yester- !
lay " )
Ti e sisters. Dorothy Irene and Sa
raii \ Whitley, ma; t ied Filbert Hoyle
Duster and his twin brother Delbert
? a Mareh 7. 11114. at Gaft'noy. S. C..
while the Shelby men were in the
Marble Corps stationed at Oak Grove
On September !!. 104a. both sisters I
filed suit h divorce. eh: rging then
husbands with adultery 11 the same
ease.
Jolt t). l.arkins of Treittin. at
terney for the sisters. moved yester
day that inasmueh as both charges
involved one ase the two separate ;
divorce actions be consolidated and .
.lodge Carr so ruled
White Couple Are
Tried On Immoral
Relations Charge!
F'utman Ib bbs and Madeline John- '
on white couple, were charged in !
pola-i .mill today for immoral con-1
duet U'-bbs was lined $5 and cost- j
and Madeline Johnson failed to up- j
11 a: and her case was continued. j
She was tried on a similar charge '
on July .'4 ami at that time was [
sentenced to eight months the)
w? i \h< : e and notice of appeal was!
given and bond set at $100. Shi
was later allowed to withdraw he:
appeal :pon payment of a fine of
and costs.
C. C. Rcnn. white, tried for pub
lic drunken-ess. was sentenced to
?Hi days, saspended upon payment
of $5 altd costs.
C". T- Babbitt, white, was tried fot
operating a motor vehicle without an ,
opera11 r's license and for failing te ,
stop for a red light, lie was taxed ,
with costs.
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Colonefe^
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}Ir<. Colonel's devoted to sable,
And indulges a fondness for pearls;.
She lias servants to wait on her table, ?_
And she frolics with dukes and with cails.
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But Judy buys hats in tlic basement.
And watches her pennies with care;
She strolls through tiic town
in a neat hand-me-down,
[ And balances budgets on air.
In soci.<l. financial or age group?
Tlicv never will meet in this life
Tor one is a blue-blooded bimbo.
And one is a wagc-caincr's wife.
Bnl each lias a sharp eve for bargains,
And plain for the whole world to see?
Tlicv both buy the same grade of service
When they're buying electricity. m
Now this is no grim social thesis, V
No battle of Haves and Have-nots;
It merely points out that both ladies, .
no doubt,
Arc cousins in kilowatts.
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In mansion or cottage ?there is "only one grade of electric service
? the best. Mrs. Colonel may use more electricity than Judy,
but kilowatt-hour for kilowatt-hour, It's the same power?ready,
dependable and cheap?thanks to your friends and neighbors in
this company.
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Part Of Material
Here For New City 1
Fire Alarm Boxes
Sonic of the ii'. -ii? fat I't'ivt
in? the new imp: ? - i enl :
lire alarm svste He-uU o
has eeen received -Mayor II.? r ,
Powell said today cannot
i lihzed now and w e held jh 11 :
ing arrival of the rt : ... ier of th '
equipment.
An order fcr the : w alarm sy>
tein was given bv the City C'ounci
two months ago at - o-t .-1 tl.tly :
i xcess of $20,000. that time tin
G.iniowell company which ohta? et
the eontraet pro." cd to Ii ve til
new laeilities erccti i and in use ii:
111>111 three ti fo.r .. .ths. iiarrim
strike.- and other Mav.n
Powell -.lid he uin.-stood then
was still much dr n i'.ty in obtain
ing materials and ? ?? - ? ? as-."
tir.ee ti - yet that the -. -tern wi". in
installed within the four-nvjnth
n aximiim period . vd
At the present tin e and for sev
oral years past t. ?? ? > " - had in
electric lire alarn -y-'.riu. except
as calls entile to ? en by title
phone or otherwi-i ! e old' alarm
sistem. which w i-tnlled more
than 20 years tig. leteriorrA'd t
s ich tin extent thtc ? v. i- ? o longct
reliable, and citizc ivo been n itt
f eii repeatedly t.- make alls hv
telej lone for fii ting st i ?. : f.
Step-Mother ()f
Gov. Cherry Dies
Raleigh. July IT. -1.P1?Mrs. I.o
rcnti Culn Adtin. I't -'e: -mothei
"1 Gove;? or fin ry. died Tuesday
at her home in Hick ry Grove. K. C.
after ti Ions illness.
Governor Cherry left here late
vesterdny for Chaiiotte. Ki rn ??ic:n
he will prrcced to II ckory Grove,
where funeral and but scrvtces"
will be held.
Surviving, in addition to the Gov
ernor. is n half-hrothe: It r e v a r tl
Cherry, also ol Hickory Grove.
Governor Cherry's mother ciied
wiien he was born. His ftither re
married. and after the death of tin
CI. vernor's father. Mrs. Cherry mar
ried H Sid Adams, in 1908.
MINERAL OIL SALAD
DRESSING DESTROYED
Raleigh. July 17. A total of
1.380 p'i t> of mayonnaise and salad
dtessing containing mineral oil lias
b< on < onfiseated and destroyed in
Ihe Asheville :? daring the past
few days. I): I-'. \V Constable. di
r? etor of the I'mc r'oo-l 1 >.\ i.~i?>:i ?>
the State Depart--en! ir Agriculture
rcoortcd t dav
Dr. C"i nstahle said tin fit s|r iction
o" the salad drv-ig \v:i- ordcrv
by Feder J dee I'. Vate Webb ir
U. s. District Court i". Asheville
The product- Ue" el destroyed wen
a portion of It.hftO pints of sain:'
dressing place I odor State cirl.ivg
several ment'. a,to.
Dr Constable said the Fedora'
and State P ire Food officials were
continuing their :-,-?ht on sal-id dress
ir.us t-i nta'i it-j mineral oil.
"This substit to. is part' idai-ly ob
noxious because mineral oil whet
taken into the .-ystcm a'out wit'
other foods 1< nds to extrart from
these f? ods vitamins A and IV lie
said.
Dr. C" stable said that the prod
uct o: lercd des'.roved were manu
factured .-I'd distributed by firms
it. South Carolina where the prep
aration of salad dress in its with min
eral oil does not constitute a viola
tion of the law.
OFFICERS IN H ARNETT
FIND UNUSUAL STILL
Dunn. .Tilly 17 ?The most unusun'
bootlegging outfit ever captured in
this part of the -.ountrv was report
ed today by c< inty offirers.
They fni'd ., five-gallon tank Stil'
sitting on top <>f an ordinary kit
chen range in a hog lot behind the
owner's home. The moonshiners
were making scuppernong brandy
out of cat red crapes.
Two men were arrested at the
still. Prentice Smith and Chester
McKay. The outfit was found near
the home of Walter Readon a few
miles from Knvin Readon admitted
the still belonged to him and raid
he had Smith emnlovcd.
Judge Floyd H. Taylor, fined
Readon $25 jrd costs, totaling about
$65. Smith was taxed with the erst
and McKay was found not guilty.
GERMANS WILL RUN
INTERNMENT CAMPS
Berlin. July 17.?'/p>?The Amer
ican military government announced
today that it was turning over to
Carman civil authorities the admin
istration of internment camps in
the U. S occupaticn rone contain
ing persons awaiting trial under de
Nazifkation laws.
Thre are 18 such camps. The in
mates are charged with having fos
tered Nazi ideology and otherwise
having furthered the aims of the
Nazi party.
The military government will,
however, continue to retain custody
over camps contain'rg internees held
as war criminal suspects and wit
nesses, and persons regarded as dan
gerous to the occupation forces.
North Henderson
Enters Semi-Pro
Tourney This Week
Osi default by Littleb n, th? Nortl
Hu'derson baseball team will elite:
the second round cf the 1940 Nort''
Carolina State .sen)i-pto basebal'
tournament opening with a double
header in Asheboro Saturday night
The team will charter a bus foi
the trip and baseball fans who wish
to travel with the team are asked
to contact Leslie Harris, secret art
and business manager of the club
Other teams wita ing in the (Irs:
round and who will go on to the
next round in Ashcboro are Kex
Mills ol Gastonia. Proximity Mills
of Greensboro. Yanceyville All-Stars
American Yarn Processing of Mt
Holly. High Point Triancle. Walker
town :>'d Kernersville All-Stars.
Ham-cur. reported as one of tii
better teams in the Pietbn. at. drew
honor > f opi ning the Hlltt Stau
tournament
NEW S. C. BANK.
Richmond. July IT.?The Pee Dee
State Bank of Tommonsville. S. C\.
has been admitted to membership
in the Federal Reserve System, it
was announced today. R. U. Sear
borough is president and cashier.
The new bank was organized in 1932
and has common stock of $25,000,
surplus of $35,000 and total resour
ces fo $1,790,800.
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