Thursday, January 25, 1940
Fish Net & Twine
Company
310 Bergen Ave i
& Jersey City, N. J.
t to th * fishermen of North Carolina the same
faithtul service that has characterized the busine-s
Confederate tX* * *
Nets for Every
Need
I Rep resented at Manns Harbor by
H. R. CRADDOCK
Get in Touch With Him When You Want Netting
We Solicit Your Shipments
Highest Market Prices
And Prompt Returns Assured
Booth Fisheries
Corporation
Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers
Fulton Fish Market New York City
ESTABLISHED SINCE 1848
Wallace, Keeney,
Lynch Corporation
WILLIAM H, CORNELL. Pres.
Wholesale Dealers and
Shippers of All Kinds of
FRESH FISH
Specialists in Striped Bass, Shad,
Bluefish
Prompt Returns, Best References
NEW YORK CITY
NEWCASTLE
Fish and Oyster Co.
BALTIMORE, MD.
WHOLESALE COMMISSION DEALERS IN'
EVERYTHING THAT SWIMS
We Specialize in
North Carolina Shad
ROCK CATFISH CRAB MEAT
HIGHEST PRICES—PROMPT RETURNS
We Solicit Your Shipments
Reference: Equitable Trust Co.
D. A. MASSEY A - Q - JONES
D. D. Lewis Company
Successors to E. P. Timmons
Shrimp, Rock and Flounders
A Specialty— Prompt Returns
Wholesale Dealers in
North Carolina Fish
Dock Street Wharf, Philadelphia
LELAND G. WISE, Representative
Stumpy Point, N. C.
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im^HHLguiiy
Reynolds Speaks
| Chapel Hill—An unusually large
crowd of approximately 1,500 stu-,
denis heard Senator it. Reynolds i
defend his course in the tinited
States Senate and his organization
«,f the ’‘American Vindicators” in a
speech here before tre Carolina
: Political Union.
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l Tobacco Prospects Hurl
! Raleigh—Withdrawal of Great i
Britain from the American tobacco I
, market is a “very serious blow” to'
prospects for North Carolina’s
chief cash crop, Dr. I. 0. SchaubJ
N. C. State College dean of agri- j
culture and director of the College'
extension service said. Dr. SchaubJ
implored every farm family to;
grow something to eat this year,
Jor their families and for their;
livestock
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Too Many Denominations
Greensboro—Dr. G. Ray Jordan j
of Winston-Salem told a fourth an
nual convocation of North f aro-1
• i -a Council of Crur.hes here that
“there is no justification for the
more than 200 denominations in
America, as there are not that
mam viral religious issues in the
New Testament.”
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Killed by Failing Tree
Dunn—Wesley Barefoot, 02, far
mer of Dunn, route 5, was injured
fatally when a huge tree fell on
him near his home. Barefoot had
gone in the woods to show a lum
ber crew the dividing line of his
property.
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i To Operate Orphanage
j Lexington—The North Carolina
State Council of the Junior Order
voted unanimously at a special ses
sion here to take over the Junior
Order Orphan’s Home here from
the national council and continue
its operation.
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Asks Drug Probe
Raleigh—Dr. Carl V. Reynolds,
State health officer, demanded an
investigation of the charge made
before the general board of . the
Baptist State Convention that mar
ijuana, sex stimulating drug, is
used to a considerable extent by
high school students in the state.
The Rev. Mr, Adams told the Bap
tist board last week:
| “The greatest menace to the
schools of our state is marijuana
and it is present in all the high
schools I have visited.” i
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Seek Air Line
' Fayetteville—Representatives of
Wilmington, Charlotte, Pinehurst,
and Fayetteville met here to fur
ther plans for the establishment of
an airline between Wilmington and
I Charlotte byway of Fayetteville
-1 and Pinehurst.
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Counterfeiter Held
j Salisbury—Joe Martin, charged
with counterfeiting, was given a
preliminary hearing before United
(States Commissioner Stoner W.
Kluttz and ordered held for trial in
Salisbury federal court in April.
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1
Dairymen Meet
Pinehurst —The North Carolina
Dairy Products Association in their
(annual meeting here, heard Fore3t
,H. Shuford, North Carolina com
missioner of labor, tell that indus
' tries prefer to locate in states
which have gone forward in labor
legislation. I
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Nude Rider Fined
Mt. Airy—N. B. Spaiuhour, 24.
Surry County’s “nude rider” was
fined SSOO and costs in Surry Coun
ty Superior Court on a charge of
indecent exposure. ;
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Open Historic House
Halifax—The national president
general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution and other no
tables will attend the formal open
ing of the restored Constitution j
House here February 2. The house
is the shrine wherein was written
the first constitution of North
Carolina.
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Legacy For Orphanage
Windsor—Under the terms of a
will filed with clerk of court here
the sum of SIO,OOO cash is to be
■ given to the North Carolina Bap
tist Foundation, Inc., for construc
tion of a dormitory at the Thomas
ville Baptist orphanage. The will
was that of Dr. Wayland Mitchell
'of Lewiston. The anatomy depart
jment of Wake Forest College, his
wife and nephew shared in the be
quests. |
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Child Killed by Car
Smithfield —Jesse Mumford, 11,
son .of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Mum
jford was killed when struck by a
'car shortly after he had got off a
school bus near Bagley.
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Double Execution
Raleigh—Central Prison Friday
asphyxiated Glam Maxwell of Al
\ leghany bounty and .Clarence Rog-
THE TYRRELL COUNTY TRIBUNE
of Durham County, both Ne
groes, for confessed murders.
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Press Meet Ends
Chapel Hill—With the attendance
reaching 215 to exceed expecta
t ons, the Pith animal Newspaper
Institute came to a dose here Sat
urday.
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Named McNutt Manager
Charlotte-—State Senator Joe L.
Blythe has- been named North Car
olina manager fur Paul V. McNutt,
the federal security administrator,
in his campaign or the presidency
of the United States.
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Hunter Shot Fatally
Fayetteville—J. W. Richardson,
lb, was instantly killed by a dis
charge of a shotgun in the hands of
Sim Canady, Jr., while the two
were bird hunting.
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Deane Announces
Raleigh—C. B. Deane of Rock
ingham, one of the two contenders
in one of the bitterest and most
pro onged election fights this state
eer has seen, announced that he
is again a candidate for Congress
from the eighth district. Repre
sentative W. O. Burgin of T.exing
t n, Deane’s opponent in the 193 S
fight, and Giles Y. Newton of Gib
son have announced they will run.
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Sues For False Arrest
Smithfield—The Raleigh branch
of Charles Stores Company has
been named defendant in two dam
age suits totaling $30,000 brought
by Biiren Smith and G. Vernon
Stancil for alleged false arrest last
November 23. The suits were filed
in Johnston superior court.
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Flays “Pimp System”
Charlotte Judge Frank Sims
of Charlotte recorder’s court in a
speech before the Rotary Club on
The Negro Problem averred that
:, 5 per cent of the policing done in
Charlotte has been done by agree
ments between officers and their
stool pigeons. Prior to July he said
the customary agreement between
an officer and the pimp who in
•iormed him about another Negro’s
having liquor, was +o split the IB
quor y ’ ,c *d on ihe oimp’s infor
mation three ways one third for
the pimp, one third for the officer
and one third for evidence.
FORT LANDING NEWS
Mrs. Stanley Ainsley has return
ed borne after spending the last
few weeks in Norfolk visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Ainsley, Mrs.
”. A. Simmons and Stanley Ainsley
spent Sunday in Norfolk visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Phelps
of Creswell spent Sunday with Mrs.
Phelps’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Davis and
Mrs. D. Y Powers spent a few' days
in Norfolk visiting friends and rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kemp of Eliza
beth City spent the week end here
visiting friends.
Wilbert Kemp of Elizabeth City
spent the week end with Graham
Liverman.
Why Take a
Chance ?
Replace Old Wornout Tires
Today With New
FIRESTONES
Avoid Dangerous Skidding
and Blowouts
BATTERIES- TUBES
C. EARL COHOON
“Friendly Service”
WHOLESALE RETAIL
Columbia, N. C.
CRESWELL PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Durrance of
Columbia and Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
| Tucker were in Elizabeth City Fri
day.
j Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Bailey of Ral
eigh were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Swain and Mrs. Ida
Hassell.
i W. H. Bolling Elizabeth City
spent a few days hero recently.
John Combs, Jr., of Camp Jack
son, S. C., was home bn a furlough
last week.
| Mr. and Mrs. T. ,S. Harrell have
returned to their home in Curri
jfuck after spending a r ew clays
‘with T)r. and Mrs. W. H. Harrell. *
j Mrs. H. W. Norman is ill at her
home here.
| Mrs. J. B. Davenport has return -
ied home after receiving treatment
jin Columbia hospital.
I Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mann of Co
lumbia were dinner guests of Dr.
and Mrs. G. A. Martin Monday.
John A. Blue and sons, Mack and
I Vernon, and Misses Eleanor Hamp
[ton and Mildred Midgette of Coin
; jock were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Davenport Sunday.
Hershey Pritchett left Sunday
for a business trip to Norfolk.
W. A. Spruill of Norfolk spent
the week end at his home near here.
Miss Minnie Davenport of Nor
folk spent the week end with Mrs.
Rov F. Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F Powell, Mrs.
W. R. Powell, Mrs. M. C. Barnes
ard daughter, Bonnie, and Eugene
Ward of Orlando, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Powell Sunday.
Mrs. A. L. Holmes and R. L.
Litchfield visited Mrs. Jennie Hop
kins in. Roper Sunday.
Billy Bateman spent the week
end in Coin jock as guest of Mach-
Blue.
Dime Store Fire
I Smithfield—Fire of unknown or
igin gutted Rose’s five and ten cent
store here doing an estimated dam
age of $15,000. The fire was dis
covered at night by tourists passing
through who gave the alarm.
WATCH FOR
OUR MONEY
SAVING PLAN
GET FULL PARTICU
LARS AT OUR STORE
We are still running our
Extra Pants FREE with
each International Suit
COME IN AND LOOK
THE LINE OVER
Tom Yerby’s
Store
Columbia, N. C.
®EDERER
INCORPORATED
Unity & Elizabeth Sts., Frankf'd, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
—for
NETTING and FISHERMEN’S
SUPPLIES
Represented 3y
ANDREW S. AUSTIN
Representative on Hatteras Banks
Hatteras, N. C.
And
GEORGE C. HALL
Washington, N. C. Phone 346
Atlantic Fish Market, Inc.
WM. F. SOLON, Traveling Representative
WHOLESALE
SCALLOPS SHRIMP
ROCK and SHAD A SPECIALTY
243-245 SOUTH FRONT STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DAILY RETURNS
Prompt
lur ”° nest
Retur n s
SHIP TO
J. GLAZER
WHOLESALE RECEIVER
ALL KINDS of SEAFOOD
“GIVE US A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED”
246 South Front Street
Dock Street Fish Market
Lombard 8870 Phila., Pa.
SEABOARD FISH COMPANY
Wholesale Commission Dealers in All Kinds of
Fish—Shrimp—Crabs—Clams—Etc.
NORTH CAROLINA SHAD
WANTED
WHOLESALE FISH MARKET
Baltimore, Md.
Consignments Solicited , Daily Returns
We Have Been Satisfactorily
Serving Shippers Since 1867
If prompt returns, plus honest weight and prices
mean anything to you, give us a trial when shipping
fish on consignment. * °
Ship fish only of good quality and be sure they are
iced on bottom and top. 3
wither “returns' f “* SUrB y ° U Wi " ** We " satis,ied
C. E. Warner Company
INCORPORATED
8 Dock Street Fish Market Philadelphia, Pa.
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