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FINAL RITES FOR
MISS KATE WRENN
Suffered Strobe of Paralysis Satur
day Morning, Oct 31st and
Died Tuesday.
Miss Kate Wrenn, age 65, Route
l, Roxboro, N. C., died at 11:15 a.
m. Tuesday, November 3rd, 1936.
Miss Wrenn lived in Warren’s
Grove School community. Her death
occurred at her home near Roxboro,
as a result of a paralytic stroke. She
suffered the) stroke Saturday morn
ing, Oct. 31st, and prior to this time
was apparently in her usual state of
health until Saturday, when it was
realized that she was critically ill,
she weakened steadily until the end
came peacefully at 11:15 a. m. Tues
day, November 3rd, 1935.
She was a loyal and consistent
member of Brooksdale M. E. church
had bepn for a great many years.
She is survived by only one broth
er, Mr. S. Y. Wrenn, who is very
ill at this time, and by a great many
nieces and nephews.
Th e Services were conducted from
the home at 3 p. m., Wednesday,
November 4th, 1936 by Rev. T. W.
Lee, of Brooksdale, N. C.
Miss Kate, as she was popularly
known, numbered her friends by
her acquaintances through the coun
ty and surrounding country.
The active pallbearers were her
nephews, Alex Wrenn, R. E. Wrenn,
Ralph E. Wrenn, S. A. Wrenn, Mar
vin Wrenn, D. N. Wrenn. The flow
er bearers were hfer nieces. The
Brooksdale choir sang the song se
lections, “Face to Face,” “He In
cluded Mr>,” and “Asleep in Jesus.”
She was buried in the family ceme
tery near the home, immediately
following services.
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JOHNSON DECLARES
NEW NRA CERTAIN’
Says, However, It Will Come Spon
taneously From People, Not
Washington.
Arkansas City, Kas., Oct. 29-
Gen. Hugh Johnson, former NRA
administrator, predicted informally
here tonight that a new NRA “is
certain to be developed in the next
few years,” and that it “will come
spontaneously from the people, not
down from Washington.”
Johnson made his NRA prediction
in reply to questions after he ad
dressed a Democratic rally. H e em
phasized that he was not speaking
for the administration when he pre
dicted a revival of NRA.
Hits Landon And “Tories”
In his formal address, broadcast
over a national (NBC red) network,
Johnson asserted the “whole issue”
of the presidential campaign is “big
business vs. popular government”
and that “the tories have taken”
Gov. Alf M. Landon.
Three epithets, “Reds, ruin and
regimentation,” he said, “are the
whole Landon campaign.”
Questioned about NRA, Johnson
replied:
*Tve been in 44 states. I know
that all labor, a large part of small
business and a considerable part of
large business feels something of
the kind will have to come back i
again.
“Industry will never absorb un
employment until we do something
to shorten hours and increase pay.
“It (a new NRA) is certain to be
in the next few years. It
will come spontaneously from the
people, not down from Washing
ton.”
Assails Envelope Propaganda
Discussing the social security act,
Johnson aserted that some employ
ers are informing their employes
about the social security tax by in
serting circulars in pay envelopes.
These employers, he said, are
suggesting that their employes vote
against President Roosevelt to
avoid paying the tax, which be
comes effective Jaunary 1.
“I’ve seen some dirty stuff in all
parts of the world,” Johnson said,
“but never anything like that.
“Putting anything of political in
fluence in pay envelopes is coer
cion. This is contemptible fraud. It
is bad enough for an employer to
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Many New Cars Are Out
Many More Will Come Soon
—SEE THE NEW CARS-
The Fords, Chevrolets, Plymouths, Dodges, Oldsmobiles
and Pontiacs.
The Roxboro dealers will soon have all of the new ones
and you are sore to want one,.
THEY ARE ALL PREPARED TO GIVE YOU AN
EXCELLENT TRADE-IN ON YOUR OLD CAR.
Tom's Battery Co*
Phone 26
Court Street Roxboro, N. C.
PERSON COUNTY TIMES RQXBORO, N. C.
Chevrolet’s fully-enclosed Knee-Action is furnished at no extra
cost on the Master De Luxe models; and new Syncro-Mesh
transmission, and safety plate glass all around at no extra cost,
feature all models of both series.
HOME-COMING DAY AT TRINITY
There will be a home-coming day
at Trinity Methodist church on the
Brooksdale charge, Sunday, Novem
ber Bth. Professor F. S. Aldridge,
of Duke University will speak at
11 a. m. There will be lunch on the
grounds and an afternoon program.
Because of the all-day services,
the service at Brookland will not
be at 3 p. m., but at 7:30 instead.
T. W. LEE.
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Two car loads of lime, purchased
cooperatively, wer e delivered to
Mitchell County farmers last week.
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Onslow County farmers report more
hay than ever before due to the ef
fects of Soil Conservation program.
do, but when We have a candidate
for president who encourages it I
have no word for it which could
be used in this room.”
“I’ve swallowed a fly,” gasped
Margery Maxwell, Chicago opera
star, as she finished the line “all
things come homq to rest” while
singing in concert at Fargo, N. D.
Conductor Kryl stopped the or
chestra; the singer left the stage;
got rid of the fly, and returned to
finish her song amid loud applause.
Pasquale Marinacci, a meek ped
estrin, of Syracuse, N. Y., tired of
being frightened by the honks of
arrogant motorists, invented a cane
with an unusually raucous horn at
tached. Now he can honk back, or
even beat auto drivers to the honk.
His noisy cane has been patented,
and he expects it to become popular
among long-suffering walkers.
Fifty Washington County farm
ers met recently with the represen
tative of a pickle company to make
plans for growing cucumbers for
the company next sqason.
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He sue to be present at the VICTORY RALLY at 7 o’clock, Friday evening at Court
House when awarding of prises will take place with R. B. Dawes acting u n,..,*.,
of Board of Elections.
The earth’s oite moon is supposed
to have an amatory effect upon
spooning couples. What must be the
influence of Jupiter’s nine moons,
or Saturn’s 10, it those planets are
inhabited? Curiously enough, Ve
nus has no moon, neither has Mer
cury.
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One of the world’s strangest ex
ports is mud from the famous min
eral springs of Chechoslovakia, said
to have exceptional healing quali
ties. The mud is dried and made
into cubes and poultices, without
loss of its healing properties.
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Miss Marvis Heath, 19 of Sydney,
Australia, is one of the few women
to master the difficult art of de
termining the sqx of baby chicks
rapidly. Handling the chicks at the
rate of eight a minute, she can al
most unerringly separate the cock
erels from the pullets, and she is
highly paid for her skill.
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“Walk a Flight and Save the Difference”
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER STH, 1936
Callers at Roy Harrison’s office
in Omaha recently thought his sec
retary had changed her mind about
quitting her job to get married, as j
Miss Eloyde Bagley appeared to be !
at her desk as usual. It wasn’t El- !
oyde, however, but her twin sister,
Eileen. The sisters are identical
twins, 26 yeprs old, blonde, 114
pounds, and five feet, four.
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Charging that her husband broke
open the baby’s bank and gambled
away the money she had saved to
buy a buggy for the child, Mrs.
Charles Lenobel of Chicago entered
suit for divorce.
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A Kansas law, still on the books,
reads: “When two trains approach
each other at a crossing, both shall
come to a full stop, and neither
shall start up until the other has
gone.”
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