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Exhibition Game With Raleigh Caps Here Tomorrow
Henderson A’s In Last
Preliminary Work-Outs
Pahlman s Team In Good
Shape; To Meet Winston
Here Saturday
The Athletic* took their final work
outa today before meeting the Raleigh
Capa tomorrow afternoon at League
P»rk at 3 15 o'clock in their firat ex
hibition game of the season.
’•Boas' Pah Intan has been pushing
h*a men fast this week and with the
spring weather that he has had, the
team shows up in fine shape.
Atkinson, a seeond baseman, repost
ed yesterday for the afternoon ses
sion, and will probably see some ac
tion against the Caps. He was to be
here at the start of traiuing but sick
ness kept him avvva.
The honor of the first Ruthian swat
goes to Loagmire In the morning
session yesterday, he connected and
rode one over the reuterlild palling*
on the drive.
Two more pink slips were issued
yesterday, one going to McGee, an in
fielder. and the other to Phillips, an
outlie ider-pttcher.
Manager Otto says that no more
will be passed out until the first of
next week when the emake-up of the
team will be decided for the time
being.
Them warm days are giving the
boys every chance to round into shape
and they are taking every opportunity
to reach top speed
“Dtaue" Davis, pitcher and one time
Bt. Louis Brown, may get into the
thick o ft Kings in a baseball way at-
Oxford where he is making his home
Word has been received from Roa
noise Rapids that they have formed
a strong team with several game* al
ready in the won column, and are just
waiting for the league reason to start
because they figure that they are go
ing places and do things.
The As will face the Winston-
Salem Twins on Saturday afternoon
at 3 15 o'clock.
BRK.WKK EXHIBIT AT DIKE
WITH OPEN ON TItL'RMDAY
Durham. April 7. An exhibition of
portrait.-., landscape, and figure pieces
by Nicholas Richard Brewer, distin
guished artist, will open in the gallery
of the Duke university Woman's col
lege library at 8 ocleck thio evening
with a reception for the artist given
by the Duke university art association
Mr. Brewer has had many notable
sitters. Some years ago he painted
several pom aits of Joseph Jefferson
in the character of Rip Van Winkle,
and more recently he painted Ignace
Padereweski. Justice Pierce Butler,
Henry Ward Beecher. Roscoe Conk
lin, and Grover Cleveland are others
whose portraits he has painted
Vegetables slow?
They’re probably
Half- Starved
A might-have-been garden never
pays. Feed your vegetables the
s tfmare meml for plants— Vigoro.
Complete, balanced. 4 lbs. per 100
sq.ft. will bring amazing results I
Vigoro is clean, odorless, easy
to use— —and inexpensive. Order
from your garden supply dealer.
Swift A Company, Chicago
vigoro
w “The Square Meal"
FOt LAWNS AND GARDKNS
Kittrell and Harris
Htitif 733 I lenders ms, N. C.
PROTECT YOUR HEALTH BY DRINKING
BUCKHORN WATER
In Sterilized Bottles.
A Mineral Product of Nature
A Light Pleasant Tasting Water
Ha* Given Satisfaction for Over 25 Year*
Delivered anywhere in Henderson, FVesh every Saturday
20c per gallon in half gallon bottles and 5 gallon demijohns
Analysed Every Thirty Days.
Order Direct or from Page-Hocutl Drug Company
B T. HICKS, Manager—THOMAS ROYSTER, Salesman
Bullock, V. C.
BILARD EXPERT
GIVES EXHIBITION
Earl Williams Barely Noses
Out Earl Trado, Local
Man, However
A large number of biHlard fans at
tended the formal apentng of the
Vance Billiard Academy last nigrtt in
the old Rose molding and witnessed
an exhibition game between Earl Wil
Hams, former world's champion trick
and fancy sOot artist, and Charles
Trado, u local man. Williams was
winner of the exnibition. 75-72. after
many thrilling shots that kept the
spectators on their toes.
At the conclusion of the match. Mr
Williams showed the fans many fancy
and trick shots.
More than 40.080,000 workers are to
day covered by compulsory unemploy
ment insurance systems in ten coun
t les.
Bulldogs Will Play
Chapel Hill Nine In
Conference Contest
The Bulldogs of the Henderson high
school will meet the strong Chapel
Hill nine this afternoon at League
Park at 4:15 o'clock for their third
conference game of the season, and a
victory over the Orange county nine
will go far toward giving the local
high a district conference champion
ship.
Harris will be on the mound for the
Bulldogs and this twirier has won
both conference victories for the lo
cals and the team looks its best be
hind him.
The line-up given out this morning
by the high school mentor, Coach
Payne, shows:
Mills, c.
Harris, p.
Edwards, lb.
Inscoe, 2b.
Hight, as.
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HENDERSON, (N. C.,) DAILY DISPATCH, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1952
As Forbra Won Grand National
- ——— i
Here arc- ; • i.u-suclly line pictures of the recent
English Grand National Steeplechase, showing two
important stages of the great race. Top panel
shows Forbra. No. 38. making a fine clearance at
Polite, 3b.
Watkins, If.
Mills, cf.
Stainback. rs.
Durward Hall and Bill Bryan will
likely see action in the game this
afternoon.
Otto Pahlm&n will umpire the gamt
thls afternoon.
Vespers at Duke.
Durham, April 7.—A distinguisbed
teacher and author, Dr. Howard Be
rnent, of Pottstown, Pa., will lead the
Duke University vesper exercises at
York, chapel on Sunday afternoon.
He will be on the Duke campus over
the week-end, first speaking to stu
dents on Saturday morning in the
undergraduate assembly.
ZioM NuMS£UU.
DEAR NOAH- IF THE BREAD
SPOKE TO “THE CAKE,
WOULD IT BE- AFi-O\joY
SPE6CH? MMtCArtT n.HiL-*-
c AUVTN.tXK.
DEAR.
ISTHE WEATHER BUREAU
THE: LARGE-ST PIECE Ort
FURNmjPC IN THE E .j, K
UNITED STATES? NWe«K
'SSmR NOAM- ip. THE CAT
CAH VMIB ITS PAWS, CAN
THE PIG iron?
the first jump of the gruelling course. Having held
that lead for most of the way, Forbra, a rank out
sider, in the betting at 50—1, is shown in the lower
Dane! passing the poet to win the great classic.
Carolina Off For Games
With \ irginia, Maryland
Chape! Hill, April 7.—The Carolina
baseball team, undefeated in its first
two college games, goes North this
week-end to play at Virginia Friday
and at Maryland Saturday in two
games that will go a long way toward
telling whether the Tar Heels have a
chance of hanging up their second
consecutive Tri-State championship.
The Tar Heels have met Maryland
once already, but they will be facing
their second Tri-State and Southern
Conference opponent for the first time
George Hinton let Maryland down
with five hits on the local diamond
and Carolina won 4-0. Hinton. Captain
Cecil Longest and Jim Shields are the
three pitchers Coach Bunn Hearn is
counting on for this week-ends game.
Last year Hinton and Longest both
won five and lost one, and Shields
won three and lost none.
On this first Northern sally the Tar
Heels will show veterans from last
year’s championship nine at seven
posts, but one of the men, Johnny
Peacock, has had to move from cen
The Watkins Stock
Will Soon Be Moved
Store Must Be Vacated
Further Drastic Reductions
For Friday and Saturday
23 Men's Fine Saits $5*95
42 Men's Fine Suits $7.95
31 Men's Fine Suits $9.95
AU Fine Hats $1.97
Florsheim Shoes $2.97 and $4.97
Men's Overalls 471
All Shirts and Underwear
Below Cost
Watkins liquidation Sale
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terfield to the backstop post, due to
the graduation of Piggy Potter, cap
tain and star catcher in 1931.
FIREMEN CALLEtT TO
MONTGOMERY STREET
A fire this morning in a closet In
the home of Mollie Radford,
ai 816 West Montgomery street, call
ed out firemen, but was put out be
fore the traek arrived.
No damage wi.i done, It was .said by
Chief Shepherd, and in his opinion
the fire was caused from a chimney
adjoining the closet.
For Better Printing Phone 62
ALFORD'S PRINT SHOP
The largest and best equipped job shop In town.
NOTED BELLMASTER
FOR DUKE CORILLON
Anton Brees, of Bok Singing
Tower, Will Be Heard
at Commencement
Durham, April 7.- Anton Br?es, not
ed bellmaster of the Bok singing tow
er In Florida, will play the 50-bel
Duke University carillon during com
mencement m junt, it is announced
A recital on Sunday lune 5, will b?
a musical feature of the commence
meut program.
Mi. Brees, a native of Belgium but
now a permanent resident of t hi
country, who is to become an Arieli
can rimer, in May, i* nekn ov’cdgcc
;:s the mar ei carilkmeur of the work 1
and is laureate of the Royal Flemish
conservatorium of Antwerp. He wn.-
born in Antwerp, and received hL*
education as bellman: er under his fa
ther, Gustaaf Brees, city carllioneui
of Antwerp and organist emeritus ot
the Antwerp cathedral.
Since the Duke carillon was install
ed early this year it has been play
fd several times by means of electro
pneumatic apparatus, but will bt
silent until Mr. Breos comes as th<
first carillonneur to operate tin
clavier and revealing for the first
time the real beauty of the instru
ment In the lofty chapel tower.
Mr. Brees is the pioneer carillon
neur of America, all of whose im
pertant carillons he has opened sincr
1924. In 1925 he opened the Capetowi
carillon in South Africa in the pre
sence of the Prince of Wales. Th<
same year he opened the Roekefelle
mmoiial carillon of the Park Avenu*
Baptist church. New York City.
Since that time Mr. Brees has open
ed carillons at Mercersburg Chicago
Germantown Springfield. Mass.: Laki
Wales, Fla.; Indianapolis, Ind.; De
troit, and Lincoln. Neb.
There are less than 200 carillons ir
the world, but 30 of them in the Unit
ed States, ranging from 23 to 61 belt
each Carillon music came into beint
408 years ago, but for the 200 year:
the art of tuning a carillon was lost
It was rediscovered a few years ag<
and only two firms of beltmakers it
the world are able to make a carll
Ion: Giliet tand Johnston of Croydon
England, and The John Taylor com
pany of Loughborough, England, th*
latter being the makers of the Duki
carillon.
The warning “Don’t sell America
abort," is credited to tha firat Mor
gan, Junius Spencer. 1813-1890 when
in buaineaa in London.
NOTICE OF KALE OT VALUABLE
INTEREST IN KKAJL ESTATE
By virtue of power conferred in a
judgment of tti* Superior Court of
Vance County, I wIU offer for sale, u>
the high eat bidder, for cash, on Mon
day the 18th day of April 1832, at the
Court Houaa door in Henderson. N C
it 12 oeteola noon the foltowrng de
scribed real eatate:
One undivided one eighth interest in
the following:
Tract No. 1, department store lot,
being a certain lot or parcel of land,
n Use city of Henderson, N. C. ad
joining Garnett Street, Breckenridg*
Street, Wyche Alley and Citizens
Bank and True* Ce . and bounded as
follows:
Begin at an Won stake Southeast
:oruer of Cttieeae Bank lot and run
thenee in a southwesterly direction
slang Garnett Stieert S 51 W 42 feet
o an iron Make at the intersection of
Garnett Street and Brock *n ridge
Street N 38 W 161 fe*-t more or
lees to an Iren slake at the inter
sictien of Breckenridge Street and
Wyxtoe alley or street, thence along
Wyche alley or street N 51 E 42 feet
m an iron Make on mid alley or rtreei.
corner of Citizens Bank and Trust Co.
lot, thence along the Citizens Bank
ind Trust Ce. Mne S. 30 E. 161 feet
nor* or leas to the place of beginning
:n Garnett Street, it being the same
ot on which la erected to Brick Store
luHding, occupied by Samuel Wat
tlne Departaseat Store, and is same
ot as described in deed book 32 at
iege 128, Granville County, as de
■ertbed In deed book 32 at page 128.
Grenville County. N, C. Register of
>eeda office and is a part of same
>ropetty allotted to Samuel Watkins,
ar.. In a specie! proceeding entitled
iamuH Watkins. Virginia R. Wat
kins, et al registered in deed book 10
it page 566 to 57G inclusive, reference
x) which la here made for description.
Tract No. 2, Hardware Building Lot,
>etng a certain lot or parcel of land in
h* city of Henderson, N. C. situate
n Breckenridge Street, and Wyche
Vlley or street, and adjoining the lands
>f S. S. Parham and C. W. Finch
tad described as follows: Begin at
m iron stake, 8. S. Parham south
eastern comer on Wyche alley or
itreet, and run thence along the lines
>f Parham and C. ,W Finch 102 feet
nore or Ims te the line of the lot of
2. W. Finch upon which is located
he C. W. Finoh and Son Brick Build
ng fronting on Breckenridge Street,
hence in a South westerly direction
ilong tihe line of C. W. Finch Brick
mil ding lot to Brocken ridge Street,
hence along Breehenridge Street in
i Southeasterly direction 182 feet more
>r leoe to Wyche alley flt stiwat tlx-nr*
xlong Wyohe alley or street 42 feet to
the place of beginning. This property
3 the same land as described in deeds
'•carded in the office of the Register
>f Deeds of Vance County in Book 3
it pages 180 to 181. Book 10 page
V 66, to 576, book 11 page 550, Book 11
page 540, and book 62 page 362 to
Which deeds reference is here made
for a more particular description,
upon which lot is situate the store
building occupied by Watkins Hard
ware Co. The inti-rest of Samuel
Whtkins, Jr. Deceased, in the fore
going was one undivided one eighth
interest.
Tract No. 3, Home {dace, being that
certain lot or parcel of land situate in
the City of Henderson, N C. on Wil
liam Street, adjoining the lands of
C. J. Burton Nannie T. Watkins.
Irvine B. Watkias, E. G. Watkins,
Alex S. Watkins and Wwtrr's, be
ginning at a si ;-ke on East side of
William Street, Burton’s coiner, thence
along William Street N. 38 1-4 E 137.3
feet to a stake, corner of Nannie T.
Watkins k*r. thence along the line of
Nannie T. Watkins S. 54 1-4 E 240
feet to stake, ooraFr of Irvine B. Wat
k'ns lot, thence S,. 38 1-4 W 126 feet
to stake. Alex S. Watkins corner in
Wester line thence along Wester line
in a northwest direct ion 32 feet to a
stake, thence along Westers line in a
southwest direction 10 feet to a stalo
ir Burtons line, thence N 54 3-4 W
208 feet to a stake on WUliam Street,
the place of beginning, same being the
home place of the late Samuel Wat
kins, Sr., and his wife Rebecca G.
Watkins, see map recorded in book
132 at page 131, Register of Deeds of
fice. Vance County, N. C., for re-
for more particular descrip
tion, see deed from Dr. W. T. Cheat
ham and wife for reference as record
ed Book 33 Page 11, Book 33 page
566, Register of Deeds office, Gran
ville County, N. C. also book 1 page
252 and book 7 page 161, Register of
Dee<te office, Vance County.
Tract No. 4 kits. Clover Hill Farm,
being those certain lots of land as
shown on the map of Clover Hill farm
as recorded in map book “A” pages
18 and 19 In the office of the register
of deede of Vance County, N. C. being
iota nunhem 53, 75 96, 74 , 51. 58, 59.
60. These lots are pert of the land as
described In dee-1 book 78 at page 180
m the office of the Register of Deeds
kilns et al to Mrs. Rebecca G. Wat
of Vance County, from W T. Wat
kins. to whfcti deed reference la here
made.
This property k, offered for sale
under seder of court, and sale will be
made as ordered, subject to. and ex
cepting the dower of Ruahia W\ Wat
kins, wife of Samuel Watkins, in all
the property above described. Each
parcel will be offered separately, and
then all will be offered together. Sale
wMI be reported to court, where It will
lie open towenty days for confirma
tion. The successful Udder will be re
quired to deposit ten per cent of hi*
Md to guarantee compliance with
terms of sale ts same is confirmed.
This ITth day of March, 1032.
J, C. KITTRELL Commissioner.