WEATHER
Pair aad slowly rklag temperalare
Mlifday probably shower*
VOLUME EIGHT; NUMBER 6^
PORTER RESOLUTION CREATES STIR AT CONVENTION
Kentucky Baptists Ask
That Women Be Denied
Right Speak in Public
I>r. Poter Claims Scriptural
Authority Prevenlrt Wom
en Speaking in Church
DR. TRIIETT REELECTED
PRESIDENT CONV ENTION
Resolution From Kentucky An
nociation is Referred to
Committee
MKMPIIIR. Term.. Mar !* <API-r
The century old dispute concerning
woman's right to *penk In public
bollix'd up today at th»• opening ***-
iilon of ihi> Southern Baptist t'nnven
tit n. displacing (of the moment dis
cussing of conflicting proposals for
li*f.rgnnlxalinn.
Dr. George W. Truelf. of Dallas,
’’’exas. who wan, re-elected president
•or hi* third time, shunted tin* femt
nitii> Issue to the side after T)r. J W.
Porter of l<exliigton Ky . editor of the
American Ttnptl<il, Introduced a me
mi’rlAl from the general association
. f Kentucky Baptists, protesting on
Krrlplnrnl ground* again*' ttie con
vention hearing Mr* W J. Vox of
Memphis. president of the Woman’*
\llH*|nhnfy Union She hn* been ask
ed to apeak Saturday.
’ We go right again*! the *rrlplture*
II we allow a woman to speak before
thl* convention.” Dr. Porter ««l<l “We
t'reak a precedent of H.nho year*." th"
i'mtncll was crowded with women a*
»l*itor* wa* accredited messengers
and the murmur* that met hi* re
mark* caused Dr Porter to pnu*e.
Dr. Pruett Stepped forwngd and
With a tiarig of lit*-gavel said tlie me
morial should go to the reHttlullon*
c</mmltl.ee. A hearty chorus of “toe/'
greeted 111* suggestion' and the <ll*-.
eicslon ended
A statement from the t’nnventlon
publicity; bureau said "the memorial
c .voiild doubtless ti’r* been ruled out
1 ad It not gone to the resolutions com
nilttee." It c ted a convention rule
which specifies that 'WonI, n are
Members of the jgnnventiou/vllh all
rights an<l prlyllpg<“* v *il~-ad' , intier*hlp
. . . nnd t-he word ’•brethern
wherever It occur* In the cnnx'ltutioti
I hereby Interpret<*<l a* referring to
brethren “and sisters"
For president of the rinivrmia* l>
Trnett wa* nominated bv T f'ody.
of (treea ytlle S. C.. who descrPusl
il.e Dallas minister., as "the !><• t be
aiited man tn the <muth.”
Vice president* were chosen il* fol
low*: Dr tv A Hewitt. Jackson, MU*.
J r Hardy, Helton, Texas: M. P.
l.ove HnMle*huiKh. MU*, and Dr.
C Reeve*, Hut Springs Ark.
High C. M<*»re of Nashville, nnd .1
H. Burnett, of Macon. On., were re
jected secretaries
I (11.1.1’D8 YOI Til MIOI TO Ml ITII
BRISTOI.. Va , May ') - (API Km
erv and Henry Coll'ge student Imhlv
at a mn*s meeting today appointed a
icmmlttee to draft a resolution pe
titioning Gnv. Horry F. Hvrd to order
* special Investigation of the death
Iroin gunshot wound < of .1 W. Kend
rick. 17. Emory and Henry freshtnaif,
whose death occurred Tuesday nlaljt
*i oin wound* sustained Monday' mld
rlghl when the car Hi which he »a*
rbiltig was flretl on by James Mcßey
n<dds; Ahlngd<m poll< email, and Depu
ty Sheriff J H. Worley and James
I rowe of Washington county. The
"Hirer* said they fired it the tires
«,f the machine.
The petition wa* to he forwilded to
Governor Byrd h> mall t night.
MICIIAELSON
NOT GUILTY
Chicago Ctjal Dealer A«ress
Thill Wet Goods Uclonued
to Him
KEY WEST Fla . Mai . Vt’l
’’ alter Draft,lit. I’hlrami oil dealer
»< rmed ’'the fall am l>v r>u cl nun ijt
ulioriievs In summing up the <a -e
ngniiisf t’ongrisOna't M \lfr«-«l Midi
nelson of lllllini* liklji W ;»s crn le<l
<oi a T’lstera 1 waira I dinging vio
lation op the tariff hc* of 1 1 ' 2
\fi. Tiv.-min wloi v<■ f. dav te-iilicd
!:>' the trial' of (.’cn- r. iiia'f M rhH"l
t:«h that .the trunk In which gov
ernment agents charged line lound
Intoxicants were i)tn»* w»* r<dca*c»i on
ir.uoo hood Jdißihael'jon «»j loun
% But guilty. _ _
•4
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY, BUY.
SEVERAL CASES j
IN CITY COURT
Eiffhl Defendants Fare Mayor
Hill in Mid-Week Session -
of Court
l.uther It Pate, 17-year-old white
youth of the Kdmuiidson Hill section
< f the city, who was Already In the
county Jatl awaiting trial on two oili
er charges of housebreaking and laij
ceny, was arraigned nga|n before Mav
cy
• r Hill In |Millce rourt here yester
day morning, charged with the break
ing ami entering of the Goh,l*hi,r,A high
school athletic hulldng nn<l remov
li g a quantity of athletic equipment.
Pate was arraigned for trial on the
In’est charge on evi
dence secured h.v .plainclothes officer
Think" Rhode*
Several baseball clove* and mitts
were found uu<lce*tlie home of Pale'*
Mater-In-law and the girl te*t'fled In
nrt yesterday thntty.utlifr had told
her while he wa* In Jail to get the
Siaaehall apparatus out, from under her
house. She told officer* that *he had
already sold one of the glove* to a
white hoy named Fred Boyette, for
fifteen cent*.
The high school building wa* en
ured last Friday night, the »arne night
rn which *on>e pieces of machinery
vere stolen from tile countv convict
<Aitup storage honar' ~ Entrance Into
the lilgli school was gained by cut
ling through wire acre*'p* over the
hnaement windows, Joe Parker Jr.
high school student, testified m the
But that women! the equiplment found ,
under 1 *<•;<rl Pate’- h,,us<>s>had bee i
• tolm from” the school athletic equip
n-ent storage room.
Other cases tried In police <'<mrt
yerterdav morning are a* follows:
Karl Sampson, negro, charged with
r**ault, was to |>ay th<' costs
at <1 the doctor’s hill for the prose
lilting witness.
/eli Wooten, negro charged with as
uilt wllli a- deiidtv wen|wm, wa*
lound over to coiigtv <Ourt under
find bond.
In the rase against Kildle Perkins
ami Jmne* Forilfiaiji. negriw*. charg 1
ed with being dlxoidtirlv, Fordham
was found guilty and flneil $5 ami the
<-'i*t* A <a*e against Perkin*, In
/hit'll lie wd> < chargeil with operating
no ailtoinohfle whll<‘ iiiulcr ih<- Influ
enre of whiskey, was *-tnitliiii.-<l until
next Monday.
Paul 'Johnson and Sallle Harries,
i egroes, were finest $. r i and the i-n*!*
Mill for being disorderly.
YOUNG TEDDY
MAY GET JOB
Hoover Expected to Name T. R.
4q.. (iovemor of I'orlo
ip
w Rico
' WAHH JNGTON, Mil* *!< < AIM
Kcsldenyl 'o(iniil**loner Davila of I'or
tc Rica announced today Dial he had
I <cn Informed at the While House
that President Hoover was conslder
li.g appointing i HI. Th p <Mlor<‘ Itoo-c
yr't, Jr. a* governor of I'orlo Rica
..ml <le*ire<l to leurn whether the up
'.Mrnmerrr WTmtd be acceprahle to
people of I'orlo Rica
/
G olds bo ro-Faye tteville
Highway Move Endorsed
The Wayne Cminiy Ifrytiwiv Coo.,
mission will enilor*e the moveii i-ni for
l|,e ion I til tiat I* >u of lilgliwiiy immher
|O2 from the Wayne county line in
"nyettevine. The News learned >e
.tcrilny. A delegation of the huslne' .
Men of FVyettevllle had confeir**! w.lh
Vnyne highway official* relative to
■ lie matter Wednesday afternoon
While the Wilvm loiiniy, group
wuntil llk< to set tin* route i-o'if nited
ih.'v will not *xert their Influence to
llie extent of gothg.lfl ItaleigJi to n J»-
I nr tietorc the Shit, lll.'lfway Com
trisslnn 111 arginnenl* ted*,re the cl,m-1
mission. It was said The Wav tie of
idf'ilals culisufered Hint (lie best high 1
way intei'gsio of the county could be*
CLUR RALLY AT MEMORIAL BUILDING
r. ,; ¥s*-
.
Ph k WMuii’w g m /mw' < Ah'- 'MB'
The above pictures show sevenil hundred 4-H clgb Inn* amt girl* of Wayne county gathered recently at the
Memorial Conimunlu Uulldiiig loMe f• ir their second annua' a. hi menu day
100 Juniors Hear Address
4.
ft State Coimeilor Sorrell
One hundrerl local mul neighboring
Junior* ' heard Honorable D. W,
is< rri'll of Durham. Biaie Council'll"
"of North Curotlna. last night a* he
lirniight In a uig*t forceful manner
mi address 111 which In- lined u
basis lot hi* llk nigh Ik the cardinal
principle* of the older which hi
heads.
Hcyer*ud \\. \. Mi-Ha*' of South--
purl Connell hut now, pastor of Si.
Paul Methodist eburcl* his city rend
the scripture les*on nnd offered the
prayer. After tin* husluc** of the
huslne,.* of the Council wji* trana
acted the Councilor called on B. t ,
Nl*ke. of Uur-aw who is <H*trli! ile
puty of tlii* dlslrUl to Ininslui e th-
SI Me Councilor
Mr. Sorrc. 1 ; was loud In hi* praise
MILLER TRIAL
. IS UNDER WAY
j:■ o ■ r »
r lUirn-. o *>
Nenro Attorney Socks Set Aside
First lYesjree ( laim of
* «f State „
WINDSOR. N C. Al.ji v•< t/l*i Di*
n l*«uil of first degree murder ell.Cri:"*
against Percy ’ FiArt*” Miller w;i«
sought In a motion by defense cotsll
»c| al the conclusion today of atnty'*
evidence again -t tin ro kio who i on
trial fur the > mill * • I killing of i li • f
.if police Pale White.
' The coiiri had the motion under
cOiiKiderat loti - tonight and a d*'■isiiyii
tomorrow morning w.c atiliclpufed.
Phillip* K.*< offers of Durham, negro
member of the defense <mm >el aigu
ed tiKlay* tkuil *uffl< lent evld< n<'<‘, us
I i nieilltallon and ileliherilrltou li.nl tint
t ecu offered. -
State wllne- <■. testified t'«la\ itiat
'filler had threatened to kill anyone
who attempted to arrest him anil had
j oeclflnd v\ti.te In particular as the
ohjei.t of hi* threat*. .
The negio shot Chief White when
the officer oAtemitted to take tilpi to
:ill alter .1 I .till till .! -;,C" t<tinc • ime
served hy not taking an active part In
t app ■ ’tie « , <.iitin>l.iU‘
natubsu I'c io Fa■ ■
li is expei teit, how*v r. that a re-o
Jliotl sell In V forth tile endor *■> merit
, ' the route hy the Way,,,’ Connnts
sins will I,** Kil opted and forwarded to
tic Fa .’etfev lit oflirlat
\f* i i h ' Hi > d-h* I*.
*M' 1 W C
■ip 'if , ,",n,':V ~'l-4 ■«i«iii' 1 i. 4 ‘'ii“
* lor Sen •i ! i f I 111 ),, " je. ' 1,0". '' M
dampson iituhway officials «« th«
I i nie, led route would pa - Hr. ofi. ti
j ; iMpsou. What game this confer
j, im ,* eotiiil not b** learned > * *!i r*l ,*.
Il was the intention of the Cumber
(CooUoued ua page 4j
GOLDSBORO, N. C. FRIDAY MORNING MAY It). 1929
/it the reception adtlch hud Ih'cii a<
i unled liiin lid* year a* he had true
eled Iritti the city on ilie Pasquotank
to Murphy tn the exticttn- westerly
part of the state. »
Virtue, l iberty, nnd Patriotism Hie
cardinal of the order fur*'
Pished Mr Sorrell with food for the
gientanl me*HHge on Juninrtsm ever
beat i m OaMMK Virtue makyw fai
men charncter and glvi'M one tliut
w til, li enable* him to slum) for the
right,” said the Mpeaker
l out Inning Mr, Si.rrell said ’ ‘t.hat
vflllch,eualdi'* .1 man In work lit* own
salvation Is-liberty pure and simple."
(Jim.line w lint the Intii Wllltnm .leu
ulng* „ Hr.vnn called palrlotlstn the
,*peaker said that ‘‘Patriotism I* one’s
(< onCnaed mi page 41
CONTRACT
ROAD ARRIVES
Stale \N ill \t Djift* Assume
Muinteiiunce of Goldsboro-
Fink Hill Highway
4
fouiihclH nmlct —ahb'li -rtwr min
Highway ( i)inn, M*lon will tak, i.ve
•he Pink Mill k,.,1 ha i
to cn revolved ihere and wit! te ime
ed mul returned t/i Raleigh In the
ii v. ’*w dav*. ,
Under t hose mint raft * the Klute will
.I oner enter upon llie malnlen.ini • o
the hlgtiwiiv from finld*t>oro to I’tok
1191.
With llw contrail.* *ti:n ,l „ed thi
-tale having n*mimed inalnleuanie of
the rout 1 I lie *econd *iep inward re
al'.xaflon of n paved high w'ai 'from
ts i ,ty o fn I'ink Hid w 111 )>e t •- <y
lection by. tin si at < engineer, oi the
ro'de wtiicli llm highway *dl follow
rom Broadhurston I lie state ,ii
I'illeer* Illtd |l|.'\iml*|l ,I'Jeeled (lie
ronte from Goldsboro to llrisidhur*'
J,i lige <if*l 1 1 • .cein.: v li.of y i ;e: '.'l ill
i onsi rtui ted an exeelb nt top *oil
road, Th* niattor of s- I, ling ill*
route from "Br'nnlht,r*l I: >le* lo
I ilt k II U Wl'.l h> “'(l'Ue|» ill 111* h,ll. l
o' the Slut* <ontml**ion. r
Ahaounc neat from Raleigh kirsj
id Y ■■
i•, -1,. '" W! i , J II ill I o.l*l |
■ i about i ddh ol 1
• , d i o'rk wa* , ’ o
o'
SPANISH FLIERS |
REACH MA\ALG\
Trans-f b*eaniyc llirdmen \A ill IT>
loci.iv lo Havana, ( til,a.
I hcnce to’ l . S.
MV' AMC \ V ' M.i :< Vl'/
'i l.i Kpaitl*h aviator* Cap, Igu.n n,
J i: mm / and C, am i ~'<, |gl, t.< -, tams
at ‘J j*. tn i ' II jr, •> I 1 ■ I
, ,i, Siafid,/i d i ini* Th* y l*n. K'.ok *•
l • lit I’,,nam.,, tn Mni -n., , 01-.iiisii
puilie Je ole del Frail Pmter al dr, I
tHt* imonlnt: From lu re they are tol
fi> to Wavaoa, Cuba. _ t
•fi*.
DIM) FORI) TO
HIGHER COURT
Herbert Aurk. Loenl White Man.
Prevented Effort lo Enler
Ills Home
n
Wilbur I „nl, Little Washington m*
'■«. will) Was allot ill tin- |Hp with a
■ - rule hy Herbert York, local whllir
man, a* she negro was prowling un
der York's window VYednoaday night
inuut 12 o'clock, wa* bound over to
HuperUir court under fjtnt bund on
■ luirgfM of housebreaking ami larceny
■H a hearing luifore Mayor Jack HU)
hi Police < mirt here yesterday morn
ing.
According to York'* testimony, he
ami ollyer members of Him family had
I curd someone attempting to hreas
ni,, t,i -* house mi .several occasion*
I'liijiig til pgHt few weeks. On Tuea-
I day night gome people living upstair*
d 111 .11,1 Komeiute Hying 111 get In.
.iuU-on coining dowastgira to In vest I
.'.ili-. li.nl found a window In the kit
iin n rat .ed That same login York
•i.d a neighbor had hi-cii someone
l‘»,.w ling a,onud the lnTilie next ifodr,
,ml hud rhMKcd him away, YVadnes
*■> night Vork amt one of hi* neigh
’"i *'. th Herring decided lo watt fur
the prowler, and hid In the garage
A bon I 12 o'clock they saw a man go
li. one of Die rear windows and atart
’"•Mug It, hul Jti -1 then Mr Raynor,
• Mother neighbor drove In hi* drive
*»' and Hi. negro (linked down. It
w ■ at this Hiio- that Vork fired. It,*'
' "all i alibi. Indict ilifl'cMnr u flesh
wound In Ho* prowler* flip, tint not
oisalillng I,lm -*ii lha! lie did not run
away, , ,
About t o elm k. Fold's mother yip
’ a red it Hi*' polle*- la I in’ll mid told
Dfflcer Ithixle* llmi her apn had been
■bol In ijiw i-iiluy and w lied Ijje lilfli
.i- nirlveit at ii,,' l,oiis« *tie negro
Id I lieu, he Yiad iiei u *hol wlille with
•me oilier tun*. i,ver In Wetditown.
ill* Inter admitted, however, tlipit lie
"I J .1,1.111. U \ *ik'* 111 I'ln'ses sev
11 llin, , had taken some idol he* off
l( , "i ■ in * Inn ami lllul
In w.,* 11l Vork'* card when shot. f
Wayne Man Has New Way
To Make Cotton Crop Pay
How to make a profit of $K more
p* i litre mi cotton This mighi in
Ho' title of a storey told v.-sierilay hy
f'anility Agent A. K. nbertoott,
Mr V S M olfe. pr<ipdnerii farm
er of Smith * Chapel aerllon wi st of
Mi Oiivi <aiit Mr. Robertson, "tried
, dill, in nl |d.in -I f.-i i ili/iiig pari ol
Ins , oMoil crop to I‘‘2*, v\ dll decided
Miccc*. ‘"Mr. Wolfe bad a fprtjr ntie
field of cotton nil worked by u w|itte
sli'u used , find ’ pirauds of nii
k ,’t '! i oiitnu’icml 'fertilizer'll! ill* drill
Is inte plaining bi t ci,non This was
united am) chopped uJlkc Then life
field w,t tlivitittl In I,ut'V,"n. one part
t>*u>£ lop-Uceso/sJ with Job pound* of-
Confederate Veterans
Will Be Honored At
Barbecue Here Today
Kaskoh Returns to
General /Motors Co.
NKW YORK, May (At*)
John D. Maskoh was called buck
lodny to niombefihlp on the G«n
erat Motor* Corporal lon l-lnance
cnmmlttee. as chairman of which
he made his reputation n* a finan
| cler. ‘
i ftuskob retaluetl his position n*
vice president and director of Gen
eral Motors when he resigned hit
chairmanship of the fliiaurn com
mittee to become chairnisn of the
Democratic ’National Committee
Inst summer and today was elect
ed a member of the finance -com*
mil tee at a meeting of the hoard of
directors.
e
BUILDING NOf 3
RE ADY FOR SHOW
0 *
Work of Preparinx Durham Hon
lory Mill Plant For Ex*
ponitinn ('ompleted
CmiMideralile progress has been
made In preparing the Dhrhitm Hos
iery Mill building here for the holding
of the niuiuul Automobile ehow here
(lie week of May 27. if was learuejf
yesterday. The work of tearing out.
partitions end removing the heavy
■u aeh I nary and hosiery equipment wa*
begun Monday pwirnlng. and at noon
yesterday; nil this work hud I,Wen
practically completed. Nuamrous
wooden pari it lons have been remov
<•<l nnd hauled away, ami the,’ ma
chinery removed from the main floor
spur* on each of the three stories of
the building and stored In roomjf that
The floors were swept dean yes
lorduy morning when u few local
biiHlue** men gathered at the building
to consult with Waller f. Denmgrs
about floor a puce. The rain kept moat
of the prospective exhibitors s'Way,
hut a ranvaas waa tieing made yes
leriley Bfternoon to help rush (he sale
of the floor spa<'e.
M itb the completion of the sale of
avullalde floor splice In the building,
practically everything will be In read
iness for the lieglnulng of the deco
ration work The Washington Deco
ruling company, of Washington, D, C.
has been awarded this contract, apd
It is expected--that things will he in
shape for the • decorators to begin
work on the building within thr next
few days.
CHARGES METAL
SCALE CH ANGED
o ,
Democratic ('onxreNxman Say*
Rt'lttilrlrrans Revised Tariff
For Grundy
o- “* * -V
WASHINGTON, May !» (AF) -Re-
I resentatlve Garner of Texas. Ihnno
.•rntl<- leader, charged In the house
'isliiv that the metal schedule In the
Tariff 1,111 aft.er l>eliig approved hy the
Itepuliilcan members of the ways and
jneans committee had.been changed
:,t the demand*-of Joseph R. Grundy,
president us the Pennsylvania Madii
utiirers Association.
OfHliiiri Nitrate of Sod.t onrly. The
other half was top dressed similarly
with an additional 100 pound* us Mu
riate, of Potash per acre. This wis
'lor., the annie day on each'field anil
after < hopping. After Hit*
date the two fields were worked
alike.
“At picking time Mr. Wolfe had
emli 21l acre field of cotton picked
amt weighed separately. On the first
w id, onF. ■ oil;, *u o'll .<* n top-dress
<d the yield wu*. M'2 pound* per acre
ol ci'd < oHcn, flisl and wccohd plcle.
lug* lie fbe other plot of 2n acre*,
"lo re ~<lo ,iid poi.< ,h wi re uaud ut
<Cuuuuukd ua yaga 4j
MEMBER 01
THE ASSOCUtn f
PRESS
PRICE FIVE CENTS
Only 12 Heroes of CaaM
Now Surviving in Wayug
County
THOMAS RUFFIN CAMP TO
HOLD MEETING AT lt:10
}
United naughtarn of Coafad
erucy To Stage Affair for
Horans
o' C —II >III ■■
Goldsboro's program of events Is
recognition of North and Mouth Osro- ■»
•'«"» Annual Mamorlsl Pay will gat
under way hare thla morning at !#:!«
o'clock when mem her a of tba Thomas
Ruffin Camp of I'nltad Confederate
Velaram gather In the American La
plon room of the Wayna County Ms
mortal Community Building for tltalr
annual bualneaa meeting. Command
or K. K Orlffln hak bean called out
' f town but Adjutant Z. O. Hollovall
will h« on hand It waa not daflaltalr
known yesterday whether or not Ray
J M. Daniels chaplain, would ha able
' to hr here tor tha mest'ng.
At the conclusion of tha hastaaaa
meeting the Confederate Vetarsaa will ■
no arroaa to the court bouaa square
where a barbecue dinner, with all tha
rrlmUin’s, will be aerved hr the mam
frra of the Thomas Ruffla Chapter of
I'nltad Daughters of the Confederacy
At 11:30 o’clock Tha followtpg com*
mllteaa hare bean appointed by. Mrs-
Lillian D. Wooten, president of tba
Untied Daughter!, to arrange tbs
dinner: Slaw. Mesdamea W. H- Smith,
-Mam Eason. Spruill, ■ages*
'Hinas, Fred Parker and John Spteer.
Ccrnbrspd Mesdamea I. J. Harrell. A.
P Howell, Nathan O Berry, f K Bar
den, A. H. Bdgarton and C. E. Wllklaa.
cold drinks. Mesdamea Herbert Bta
*•11, R. A. Smith, and Mlae See (Mi
ller. Tables and chairs, Mesdamea W.
11. Barnes. L. M Mlchaui. J. 0. Ool
"er and Mlaa Bessie Claytor. '
The Southern freight depot find ail
banking Inalltntlona In tha city will be
closed today In recognition of the one
day in the year set apert for remam
lurlng the slowly but ateadlly this
i ng gray lines of confederate rater
hiis In the two Cafollnaa.
When lha meeting convenes at the
Community Riddling Ibis morning tba
following roll will bo called: Rufai
Ham, Goldsboro; W. J. Merrlt, Moaat
Olive; D, H Taylor, Kureba; Ben
• aeey, Goldsboro, R. F. D.‘; T. i. Nor
ris, Goldsboro; B- H, Tyson, Ptkn-
Vlllc; Krastus Edwards Goldsboro;
Hop Coor. Goldsboro, R. F. D.; R. B.
Klks, Goldsboro, R. F. 0.; George
Tsytor, Green leaf; H. It Honeycutt.
Svven Springe; Ed Holmes, and Col.
Joseph K. Robinson, who waa elected
an honorary member at lha last meet
ing. „
The Thomas Ruffin Camp Is new
composed of the twelve above named
members. three having dlsd since last
Memorial Day. Those who have pass
'd on since the last meeting of the
( amp are as follows; Eraatus Smith,
Bynum Cut relic and William Holmes.
TWO CAPTURED
IN STILL RAID
Johnston County Man and Gur
ney Evans lodged in Wayng
County Jail
I-esier Rridgere, Johnston county
while man, and Gurney. Evans, who
on John street In this city, were
1 edged In Wayne county Jail last night
charged with having operated a still
near the Johneton county line In Fork
township yesterday.
Information received at the office
of Sheriff W. D Grant waa to the ef
fect that the still warn In operation
and .Deputy Sheriffs John Kornegay
and Icarl Smith and special deputy
Emmett Tarker answered the null.
Figuring that If the plant operators
attempted to a flee they would pass a
certain point. Deputy Kornegay re
mained with the car while Smith and
Parker advanced on the plant. They
returned In a trice to report that two
white men had Just left the still.
Smith and Parker had gone back to
destroy the when two man nd*.
vnneed from the wpoda. Deputy KOf
r.egay told Mieni they were wanted 1
n« d played them under arrant. The
men then confessed, officers said, that
they hail Hcen at thy plant. *
A forty .gallon still waa seised aa4
c.bout three barrels of bfOT fUITIHfc