Bulldogs End Heavy Work
For Opening Game Friday
Under <! inuring lights, the Bull
dogs went through their final .? rim
mage last night before taking <>n
Roanoke Rapids on the gridiron here
ton- irrow night at 8 o'clock.
There has been some difficulty
in obtaining equipment and in get
ting it set up for night play on the
field, although Coach D. CJ. D.iil
reported today that it is planned to
have everything in order so that
tor rroinpt service l all?
ROWLAND S TAXI
PHONE 102
Courteous and Dependable llrivcr>
Liability Insurance
For V?>ur Protection
tlu- field will he a:v >l.v illuminated.
Coach Dai! i; !i t u" first string
agaiftst the .*oc?>... I string last nijht
and both trams se ivd. showing that
he will have plenty e. reserve pow
er.
III-.- tint game of the season will
be a hand benefit game and the;
band will perform at half-time.
ERNEST H. BUCHANAN
TO BE BURIED HERE
IVrmrr ('? intv Man Takes ilwn Life }
tn Raleigh. Whi'lf Ho
Was Living.
!?"11 in I son ice ? will l>o bold ei
? i s?it irdr.v or Sunday a: Mount
urn t*hri?tit n church, near Hon
'i-: "ii. fur Knio.-I ll.amiltun Buch
iii in. I!'. who took his own life b>
-h.' emu biaiM'ir in I bo bead at bis
ill "c at a 1 !5 Cleveland street. ita
' ..'It. shortly ; tor last midnight. He
I had been in til health for sonic.
"I he f.itnily formerly resided in 1
V- o I'tv The dooo 'sod was a I
native oi Warrer eounty and was
urn duly 7. H>07. .oi l had resided
>? h sii ?hortly after the \
first of the year. Mr. Buchanan for
i i>B" oi in fanning, but had!
been working as a barber in Ha- !
leifih.
i..art date tor the funeral was not
oi i re I oialin ; word t rum mcm
i rs o i i. f u!y. but it was said j
'1 i \ ices ouid be bold at M > unt ,
\ il at church either Saturday or]
Sunday at :i o'clock in the after- .
n 'on. with b ial in the rh trilt cem
eterv. Rev F. M Carter, i f Youngs
? He. pu-tor of the church, will of
iiciate. !
Surviving are the widow. Mrs.
> y Watkin? Bncha.aut. and th? t
??. in.! chili e:i M - .1. F Ciuid
????. E H. Euehnnnn. .Tr.. of
lie U S. Navy, located in Florida
M - K 'A C. : tor. Magte River Wis.'
Mr H T. Ho Hard. Ei m College
" Buchanan. V S. Army
??i It ar. t Franc'..-. Hubert ant'
Slot trt Buchanan. and Misses Hel
nd Bar' era Bucha ? in. all o!
he . uv\ in Raleigh. A is-. in ir
i' ? . e three grandsnns. a brother.
!.. !*. F citation. and *a sister. Mrs.
S \V. band c tli Of South Hill. Va.
The deceased was a member of
Mount Auburn church about 20
Approximately tin per cent of all '
pedestrians killed b\ moti i vehicles I
in 1945 were 45 years old and over. I
. nd 12 per cent were children front
a to 14 years old. the National Safe
ty Council reports.
.. .
White Canej
Fund Total
Now $434.69
A total of $434.69 has been turned i
in Henderson for the White Cane |
drive for the blind work and spoil- i
sored by the Lions club. O. B. Mil- j
ehell. chairman of the drive, report- '
ed at the weekly meeting of the club
last night. Funds are still coming in j
and the report is incomplete, he 1
stated.
A movie on "Cnrboloy". hardest ,
man-made metal, was shown by ;
James I. Moore, Jr. The movie j
showed showed the uses to which
carboloy. a combination of carbide I
and tungsten, can be applied
Fred Whiteside was in charge of
the program. President Fred Hosier.
Kiehurd Davis. Norman Hollowaj
and !> A Tarkmglon were receive' i
into the club as new members.
I
33 Cases On
Court List
A docket ol :?:! cases was sched
uled fur jury trials at recorder's
?t art today, majority of tin; cases I
eins eharges o! whisky possession j
?'or purpose of sale.
fpccial I lives tic a tors Lturl) atv I
Scarborough, with the st 11 ? ? AB. '
:oard. were here again to testify
a ; ever a I of tie cases. The ta
estigalurs eatre previously in ai
ffort to uncover alleged rings ol
?. hisky sellers.
Xir.e cases ? t possession for salt
cere scheduled ! r trial today. Ot'u
a-es in.o'.vetl careless and rerk
i - driving. drunk tlri\ in.;, assaul'
ait! hit and run.
Judge \ s. Judge
But Judge Comes
Out SB) -- Poorer
A judge tared a judge this morn
ing ill police court and received tw<
iii-dav sentences.
Judge Southcrland. colored youth,
was tried oil two charges of assault
with a deadly weapon on Alphonsa
Dun.-ton In each iasi'. .Indite Hejiry
T. I'owell sentenced him to tic days,
commitment not to issue upon pay
ment of five dollars and costs ami
condition that he keep the peace to
wards Duns', on.
Dunston was also tried for assault
with a deadly weapon on Souther
land and was sentenced to 30 days
commitment not to issue upon pay
ment of five dollars and costs and
condition that he keep the peace to
wards Southcrland.
W. II. Short, white, tried for pub
<ic drunkenness, was lined live tun
'sirs and costs.
John Wilson and H. A. Roames.
white, wore adjudged not guilty o
charges of disorderly con luet.
ZCTCR FUNERAL TO
BE IN GREENSBORO
Kuncrnl services for William A
i-tor. who died yesterday at Maria
'\':rham hospital, will be held in
Jreenshnro at Forbis and Murray
"Tmeral ehape! tomorrow afternon
it two o'clock. Hev. Mr. Picfoh. pas
?or of Bessemer Presbyterian churn
it Midway will conduct the serv
ces. Internvent will be in Midway
emetery.
Kctor had been nianaaer of Cen
tral hotel here for two years, com- '
in; to Henderson from Durham. He
had been ill about ten days.
Surviving is a sister. Miss Novella
Sue Kctor. of Burlinuton.
The body was shipped to Greens
boro today (o await services Friday \
KERR SCOTT URGES
U. S. CROP POLICIES
Kalcigh, Sept. 19. ? Crop insur
ance provides a cushion against los- |
?f money and labor when crops are
lestro.ved. W. Kerr Scott. State com
nissioner of agriculture, said today,
n urging Tar Heel farmers to lose
in time before considering Fcd
ral all-risk crop insurance on their
11117 winter wheat crop.
September 'JK is the final date fir
?vriting insurance on next year's
Top.
New provisions in the program
this year enable farmers to make .
.vider choice c>f the type of cover
ige Ihev desire. This insurance i
?old under a 3-year contract an
nay be purchased from local AAA
'ommittoerr.cn or their authorized
agents.
How's Your I. Q.? I
Can you answer seven of these
quiz questions? Turn to Page four
or the correct answers.
t. Which types of passenger planes
were grounded en July 12. after two
-rashes, and restored to service Au
gust 21. after installation of addi
l tional safety devices'.'
2. What rank in the Army is de
signated by two silver bars'*
3. Who wrote the play "The Doll's
House"?
4. Of which country was Cath
erine the Great the empress?
5 The composers lleethoven and
Bach both suffered physical infu
mities; what were they''
0. Name the owner of Idle Hour
Stock Farm. Lexington, Ky.. who
died recently leaving an estate of
over seven million dollars.
7. Who was the first printer in
England?
8. Which South American country
sent troops to fight with the Allied
i forces in Europe in World ar II?
9. In which of the four time zones
of the U. S. is the city of Denver.
Colorado''
10. Where was Napoleon Bona- |
i parte born?
FALSE TEETH
That l.oosen
Need Not Embarrass
Many wearers i>l' falsi- tooth haw
suffered real embarrassment because
their plate dropiH-d. si i pod or ivab
hleil at just the wrong time. I)o not
live in fear of tiiis happening to yon
.lust sprinkle a little KASTKKTH. the
alkaliiu- (non-aciu) powiler. on your
plates. Molds false teeth mere firmly,
so they feel more comfortable. Does
not sour. Cheeks "plate odor" den
ture breath). Get EASTEETH at any
drug store.
The STEVENSON
?TODAY GM.Y?
FIJIID SCOTT ? in
"Sinking Buckaroo"
Coined\ & News
?FRIDAY - SATIKDAY?
(Open s.it. Morning 11 O'clock
JOHNNY MA< K I1IIOWX ? in
"Under Arizona Skies"
Last Chapl. "CRIMSON OIIOSI"
and Comedy
STAR
THEATER ? KITTRELL
?FIMDW NIGHT?
hll.L liOVD ? in
"Prairie Pals"
?S.Vl I IJDAV NIGHT?
Ti:.\ HITTI-'K ? in
"Utah Trail"
?SAT. NIGHT?IjATK SHOW?
10:30 to 13:00
"Camp Meeting"
And TO.M TVI.FR in
"When A Man
Rides Alone"
I
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?TODAY - TOMORROW?
Melting Pot Of Wanted Men
And Their Kind of Women
NOW
. OPEN!
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24-Hour Service
f Located Cn
NORLINA ROAD
(In O'Lary's Former Location)
?Featuring
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f t|
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Valuable Dwelling and Lot
I 150 foot front on main highway, 400 feet
deep. Excellent location for home, serv
I ice station and tourist cabins.
I SPECIAL BARGAIN! QUICK SALE!
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WELDING
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Experienced Mechanics
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Finnic 107 Henderson, X. ('.
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LIFE
INSURANCE
LOANS
If you now have a Life Insurance Loan, you
should consider refinancing with this bank.
If you owe any money on a mortgage?or else
where or need funds which you desire and want to
repay within the next few years- and have not bor
rowed on your insurance; make a Life Insurance Loan
with tins bank to refinncc a part or-all of your mort
gage or other debt and yen can make a substantial
saving for yourself.
We invite personal consultation, which will be pri
vate and confidential.
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Phorie 199 Henderson, N. C.
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