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HOWARD F. JONES, SR.
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That Justice May Ever Have A
Champion; That Evil Shall Not
Flourish Unchallenged.
Entered at the Postoffice at Warrenton.
North Carolina, under Act
ef Congress of 1879.
And Jesus answered him, saying,
It is written, That man
shall not live by bread alone,
but by every word of God.?
Luke 4:4.
I have very poor and unhappy
brains for drinking: I could
well wish courtesy would invent
some other custom of entertainment.?Shakespeare
THE ANNE LEE
APARTMENTS
Warrenton is to be congratulated
on having a
modern apartment building,
ideally located.
Messrs. J. P. Scoggin and
Julius Banzet, esteemed citizens
of Warrenton, have
erected an Apartment building
in the residential section
of Main street, and have
spared neither expense nor
architectual skill in equipping
it with the latest devices for
the comfort of their guests,
including refrigeration and
electric stove. Each apartment
has living room, bed
room with Murphy bed, kitchen,
dinette and bath. The
basement has storage room
n ovknwfrvinnf QTlH
I or tjacil apai
space for automobiles.
The owners are to con- ;
gratulated upon the happy
selection of a name for the
apartments?Anne Lee. The
name is beloved in Warrenton
(and everywhere). General
Lee was an overnight
guest in this town, when he ^
visited his daughter's tomb. 1
The dust of Anne Carter Lee
mingles with the soil of War- 1
ien county, and a few months 1
ago Dr. George Boiling Lee, j
grandson of General Lee, and I
Mrs. Lee honored this town
with their presence, and also <
were over-night guests in
Warrenton. So in selecting *
i noma -For* fill's V?llilrlint.hp.
%* 11M111V *VX |
owners are doing themselves',
and the town an honor in'i
chosing "Anne Lee."?H. F. 1
J. Sr. j
SHOULD CHECK ON c
RABIES VACCINATIONS 1
______ 1
Two years ago, after there
had been a serious outbreak
of mad dogs in Raleigh andj
many other parts of the J
state, the legislature passsed,3
a law requiring that all dogs L
over six months old be vac- <
cinated against rabies. Some
counties, Warren for instance,
enforce the Act j
while other counties, we are 1
informed, ignore it.
i{
Certainly as long as the i
law is on the books it should ]
' r
be enforced. The only ques-|(
tion is whether or not it1should
be left on the statute,' <
which should be determined
I
by a survey to see if there
has been in noticeable decrease
or increase in the number
of cases of hydrophobia
in the counties which did and
which did not enforce the
law.
In-as-much as there have
been claims from not only in-j
dividual dog owners but also,
from sources regarded as authorative
that the treatment
is ineffective in preventing
rabies, the result of such a;
survey would prove interest-1
ing as well as a guide for the
law-makers.
In Warren county, for instance,
there has apparently
been a decrease in the number
of mad dogs since the law
Wamataa, Ifwth CM
LIKE SPRING
Evelyn Kaye ?? i
GARDENIAS and accordion pleats i
add a celestial touch of Spring <
to the magic strains of Evelyn's ,
violin, featured 011 Phil Spitalny's
"Hour of Charm" on Mondays at
4 p.m (E.S.T.) over NBC. ? 1
was passed. Whether the (
decrease 111 rabies has beenj
cue to the treatment or 1
1,
AWl A_ I
v,'earner conuniuiis ui oumt-.
tiling else that dogs are subjected
to, is not known. But'i
a comparison between this1:
county and some county
which did not enforce the Act:.
11
would throw some light on i
ihe situation. j'
Too many laws are put on j*
the statute books because1,
they are advocated by cer-'i
lain groups who fail to go to '
the trouble to see that they I;
are effective in the purpose',
for which they ate passed.
Mrs. R. Z. Egerton has returned
after spending some time in Raleigh. 1
Mrs. William Bowen is spending 1
some time with Mrs- William Limer
of Afton who is recovering from an
illness of some time.
Drewry Items
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brewer and
Vliss Lizzie Brewer of Townsvilie
/isited Mrs- L. G- Walston recently-'
" -11 nf TJortcvillp k
ivir. r unui iviui-'uiixc ui I
3. c., is spending this week with
ler aunt, Miss Nena White.
Miss Alice Boyd and Mr. J. W.
3eck of Henderson visited Mr. and
drs. C. M- White Sunday evening.
Mrs- Helen White and sons visit:d
her mother, Mrs. N. D. Boyd, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorest Nichols of
lear South Hill visited Mr. and Mrs.
tf. L- Williams recently.
Mr. R- T. Walston returned home
Sunday from Maria Parham Hosrital
in Henderson where he has
>een for treatment.
Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Petty visited
tfr. R. T. Walston Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Miller and little :
laughter, Vivian Blanche, visited'ler
parents, Mr. and Mrs- John1
iVilson, recently.
Mrs. Hunter Moss and children of
lear Chase City were recent guests
)f her sister, Mrs. John Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Ranes visited
Vfrs- Ranes relatives near Farmville
ecently- (
Mr. and Mrs. C. M- Arrington and
family visited friends here Saturiay.
LXJLtBIlillLS DllUnilAI
Lewis Hawks Jr. celebrated his
fourth birthday on Monday afterloon
by entertaining a number of
lis young friends. After various
james had been played, each guest
vas served ice cream and cake and
presented with an attractive favor.
Those present were Verlie Reid.
Grace Thompson, Peggy Vaughan,
Bettie Dixon, Peggy Divine, Charles
Gupton, Bobby Jean Egerton and
Ricky Benton.
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NEVER COME TAKE A
HEARrO'HAPPINESS L,
JoUTA LIFE.
* THE
MO^GTON | j
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UNITED STAfeVNATOR J
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The President's program with ref- ^ f
srence to the Supreme Court of the c
United States continues to over- ^ t
iharinw nil other national issues. His t
ippeal to the country in the form r
Df one of his radio "fireside chats" f
is being widely discussed. Hearings a
an his proposal are drawing large
crowds to the rooms of the Senate
Committee on the Judiciary. Proponents
and opponents of the measure
are drawing their lines for bat- j
de. In other words, another important
chapter in American history,
is being written, whatever that'
chapter may finally recordIn
this connection it is interesting j
to read the oath of members of the j
Supreme Court- It follows:
"I do solemnly swear that I will j
administer justice without respect ^
to persons, and do equal right to the (
poor and the rich; and that I will j
faithfully discharge ah the duties }
incumbent on me as Judge, accord- <
ing to the best of my abilities and'
understanding, agreeably to the 3
Constitution and laws of the Unit- ?
2d States."
(
Whatever may be the viewpoint
pf any individual with regard to the
present Supreme Court issue, con-1
siderable stress must be laid on the
last sentence of the above oath read- '
ing "agreeably to the Constitution
and laws of the United States." J
From this it would seem that the 1
laws of the United States?and the '
laws are the acts passed by the f
Congress and signed by the Presi- i
dent?have equal standing with the ' j
Constitution. The President con-'
tends that they have not been given l'
such standing by the eminent Su- j
preme Court Justices, and here is'
the basis of the current and widely- ,
discussed issue.
Let me quote what others have ,
said.
The illustrious Abraham Lincoln, I
declared in his first inaugural:
"The candid citizen must confess
that if the policy of the government,
upon vital questions affecting
the whole people, is to be irrevocably
fixed by decisions of the
Supreme Court, the instant they
are made in ordinary litigations between
parties in personal actions
the people will have ceased to be
their own rulers, having to that extent
practically resigned their government
into the hands of that eminent
tribunal''
The great Justice Holmes, who
ever held aloft the light of justice
for all said:
"It must be remembered that
legislators are the ultimate guardians
of the liberities and welfare of
the people in quite as great a degree
as the courts."
Again Justice Holmes said:
'The first requirement of a sound
body of law is that it should correspond
with the actual feelings and
demands of the community.
"The courts were intended to endure
for all ages to come and consequently
to be adpated to the vari- !
DOES BLADDER IRRITATION
WAKE YOU UP?
Make this 25c Test
Flush the bladder as you would the
bowels. Help nature get rd of impurities
and excess acids which can, cause
irritation that results in getting up
nights, scanty flow, frequent desire,
burning, backache or leg pains. Get
buehu leaves, juniper oil and 6 other
drugs made into little green tablets.
Just say Bukets to any druggist. In
4 days if not pleased your 25c will be
refunds. Hunter Drug Co.
NOTICE
TO DOG OWNERS
I will be at the following places
on the dates given for the purpose
of vaccinating all dogs over
six months old against rabies
according to law.
INEZ?April 9-16-23.
R. L. Powell's Store, April 30.
ELAMS, N. C.?April 2s.
There will be a charge of 50c
at this time- For dogs not vaccinated
at this time there will
be a charge of 75c.
B. G. Tharrington
Rabies Inspector
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WARREN RECORD
>us crises in human affairs."
These quotations from great stulents
of our government deserve
;tudy and thought as our people
tand at the crossroads of national
iffairs. These statements werenot
nade in the heat of debate. They
vere made by men who enjoyed
rational confidence, and by men
vhose deeds merit that their words
je remembered. I cite them now
>ecause they are timely.
Is the President correct in his
intention that the Supreme Court
las not given due respects to the
egislative will of the people? Are
he opponents of his program corect
in their contention that the
Supreme Court has always been
ight? Answers to these questions
vill be found when the people on
arm and in factory understand
ilearly the issues involved and
hunder out their views. They, and
hey alone, must answer. Their
'ierhts must come first. And the ef
ort to put these rights first precipiited
the present momentous issue.
Manson Items
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Paschall spent
ast Sunday in Roanoke, Va., with
elatives.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Hamme visitid
relatives in Oxford last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Champion of
fenderson visited his parents here
ast week.
Mrs- E. G. Hecht of Norlina visted
her mother, Mrs. J. K. Dill,
lere one day last week.
Misses Louise Duke and Miss
Floyd of Middleburg were visitors
lere Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T- R. Champion of
Henderson visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
[" Champion here Sunday.
Mr. Maurice Kimball has returnid
to his home here after spending
iome time in Enfield with relativesMr.
and Mrs. Holland of Hender;on
visited friends here Sunday.
Mr- Woodrow Singleton of Dunn
;pent the week end here with his
rnrents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Single;on.
Mrs. J. R. Champion of Middleburg
spent Sunday here with relaitThO
/X?W
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brack visited
relatives in Cokesbury community
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. W. A. Kimball and Misses
Elizabeth and Gussie Lewis Kimball
/isited relatives near Louisburg on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. W- T. Hicks of Bowers Hill,
ifa-, was a visitor here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Hamme visitjd
relatives in Ridgeway Sunday.
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Gordon Poindexter Jr., who recently
underwent an operation for
appendicitis in a Rocky Mount hospital,
returned to Warrenton yesterday
and will be a guest in the
home of Mr. and Mrs- Alpheus
Jones for a few days.
Notice the date on your label and
renew your subscription.
HI Dr. Rufus S. Jones
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John's Picture of the Trial and
Crucifixion.
Lesson for March 21st- John 19:
4-9.
Golden Text: I John 3:16.
Our lesson is to be taught on
Palm Sunday. We recall that Jesus
entered Jerusalem to be crucified.
Now it is obvious that to many people
the crucifixion is utterly unreal.
For one thing, multitudes try to
banish all experience or thought of
pain completely from their lives.
They live so far removed from the
naked realities of life that the picture
of an agonized Saviour spiked,
in helpless torture, seems utterly
alien to their experience.
Then, too, there are many who
cherish an easy optimism. The
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sense 01 sin nas prewy wen xaucu
from their hearts- God to them is
an indulgent grandfather who is
not censorious when His children
have their fling. To all such the
Cross seems quite unnecessary.
But the attempt to push the
crucifixion and its significance into
a distant background is not very
successful. Grievious trouble has a
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ON USED CARS
Come See These Good Clean
Outstanding Values.
1933 DODGE SEDAN, excellent
condition $225
1933 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
Motor thoroughly reconditioned
$225
1934 PLYMOUTH COACH, an
outstanding value in a good
clean car $275
1931 CHEVROLET SEDAN (6
wheels), new paint, and a
good economical car $165
1932 CHEVROLET SEDAN,
extra clean $200
1933 P O N TIA C 2-DOOR
Touring Sedan $275
1930 BUICK SPORT COUPE,
a real value' for $150
1930 BUICK SEDAN (6
wheels), good tires and paint
new $175
1934 DELUXE PLYMOUTH
Coupe, motor recently reconditioned
and car looks like
new $325
1930 FORD COACH, 2 new
tires and has 1937 license.. $125
1932 NASH SEDAN (6 wheels
and trunk). Lots of good service
in this car $150
1936 CHEVROLET TOWN
Sedan $495
1934 CHEVROLET TRUCK,
good tires and in excellent
mechanical condition $200
We also have a good many others
just as attractively priced.
It will pay you to see us before
buying. We will guarantee to save
you money.
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COMPANY
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,, mir FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1937 1
I
? ==TZSdSTthe on Palm Sunday. We are imprj
way of enif*g of men. I ed anew with the collectively in^.l
well-protected ^ ity of man. At the same time *.l
recall very vMwy fl ting pal- feel an unmistakable note of tri.l
aster- A the Lnph. Here is a matchless M^l
ace on her main ^ &t that ^ brave s0 resolute, that he . 1
largest ship m * Qf the sea. not shrink {r0m the awful ordeal of
time, she was th p ^ ^ crucifixion. I
But it did not take her wb ^ , |
on that April Sunday B^ dQne its T j Griffln of Monroe, route j,1
ago, after the ice-DeB persons I union County says that thinnir, I
damage! And over .
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perisnea wuu u?, pmes m 1115 iarm woodland ? ^
The truth is that we cannot shut fascinating job and he look 35 5
trouble out, try as hard as we may- the remaining trees as a
"Man is born unto trouble, as the crop. utl^
sparks fly upward." This sober fact
makes the Cross eternally signifi- ~
cant. golden glovT^
Litz, the great musician, once |gfTrarilUIT<.pSaunaift, I
spoke of the "madness and the ex- POP ONLY Id
ultation of the Cross." We feel this with the purchase of 2-10, pan,.
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SUPER SUDS |
NOTICE 1 =aaaajj
TO DOG OWNERS f?r llc
of Judkino and Fishing Creek PALMOLIVE
Township 6 f0r 350
Bring your dog to the follow- OCTAGON SOAP (Giant)
ing places on the dates given be- 5 for 24c
low and have them vaccinated OCTAGON POWDER
against rabies, as required by 3 for J4C
law. OCTAGON TOILET
Jenkins Store, Littleton, April 6 for 28c
1 it
Harris- Store, Vaughan, April OCTAGON CLEANSER
2 from 8 to 12 o'clock. 3 for 14c
Ryders Mill Pond, April 2, 1 to OCTAGON GRANULATED
6 o clock.
Embro, April 3. 3 for 27c
Marmaduke, April 5
Grove Hill, April 6. Save Octagon Coupons
Areola, April 7. For Valuable Gifts
F. T. Robertson BURROUGHS
Rabies inspector GROCERY CO.
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jj| ! PROGRAM WEEK OF MARCH 22 | | II
jl | MATINEE EVERY DAY lj | jjl
II x Monday-Tuesday jj ojjl
n| Tyrone Power - Madeleine Carroll | oil
j]| "Lloyds of London" 1 ill
jl | Wednesday H ? [I
{} | : Warner Baxter - June Lang
d "White Hunter" | |
r;| Thursday |
11;; Miriam Hopkins - Gertrude g jj;fl
Lawrence 8 jl I
j|!: "Men Are Not Gods" jj
n| w $9
! ' Edward Arnold - Francine jj $[I
1: Larrimore | ^.1
"John Mead's Woman"_ f J
Saturday H jj-1
Charles Starrett jj ?lI
1 "Dodge City Trail" I M
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I Dress Up!
FOR EASTER 1
To have that well dressed look you must have an II
outfit of quality. We now have a complete stock II
of high quality merchandise to meet all of your jI
needs for Easter.
I A large assortment of Men's Suits, jl
I Hats, Sweaters, Oxfords and Ties. jl
J Just received latest stjTes in Ladies' h
I Oxfords, Pumps and Straps, in )l
I Brown, Black, Blue, White and Two jl
Come in and let us outfit you for this occasion, jl
You will be pleased with both the quality and m
the price.
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