Henderson daily dispatch., April 19, 1932, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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Durham Social Service
Meeting Is Os Interest
B> mhs iiknky high SMITH
Raleigh April 19 OliA> women's in
terest during the coming week will
be centered on the North Camhna
Conference for Social Service a* IXa
b*m beginning Sunday April 24. and
continuing through Tuesiday. Os spe
cial intereru will be the group meeting
~n Public welfate hekl Monday mom
ing at 10 oclock, in Duke Memorial
Mertuutis church, which program rhe
club women nave charge.
Presiding at the conference will be
Mrs T E Brown, of Raleigh acting
chairman and pubhc welfare of the
Stalle Federation of Women’s chibs
Mrs J M Hobgood. of FarmviHe
I redolent, will preserw the governor's
emergency call ui North Onn.hnn oVuti
women after which Mrs. C A. Shore,
president of the Raleigh Woman's club
will respond, dscuswtng the aubjerf
-Clothing tbe Needy." Mis F M
Sun sian. repre* erring the Woman*
rlub of Windsor, will ditcutw the value
~r a milk-for-health campaign Mrs
\V J Brogden. president of the Dur
ham Woman's club. will talk on
• Tuberculosis Prevention in Children"
Mrs Thomas O'Berry of Goldoboro
will discuss ' Emergency Gai-dening,"
and Mrs E. M Land, of StatesviHv
will make the report on the canning
project of the Statesville Women*
club which last summer netted them
over 2000 cans o f fruit and vegetable*
The general discussion will be led b\
Mrs Charles R Whitaker, of South
ern Ptnes. chairman of health in th<
federation.
Club women Pttending the public
welfare group conference will remain
over for the general sessions of the
conference Os unusual interest t<
them will be The findings of the com
mittfri on research and genda. espe
daily on the subject The Child. Edu
ccticm. Election Laws; Interracial Re
btiona; Development of the Beautiful
North Carolina: County Wide Libra
i.fs; Taxation: Crime and Law En
forcement and Recreation.
Mh* Will Lou Gray, of Columbia S
f wit) be the speaker at the break
fa.it conference on education Wednes
day Morning. May 4. nt the federation
eenrention In Winaton-Solcm Mrs
Howard ft Etheridge, of Asheville
will preside «t this conference Miss
Oray; subpect will be "Opportunity
Sihoo>< In Our System of Education ”
A- she his d *n" a notably fine piece
nf *mk in connection with opportun
itv «choeb in her state, her message
will be particularity Interesting.
Mrs J H Fulgtium. of Mountain
Park litflltate will be the speaker at
rhe luncheon conference on "Citizen
'hip" Wednesday. May 4 . Mrs James
Wiseman of Elkin, will preside.
James E L. Wade of Wilmington
will be the speaker at the civics lun
I Bargain Day
Every Wednesday
10c 10c
STEVENSON
CUSTOMERS BY
THE HUNDREDS
Will testify to the high quality
t'f the meats tve sell and the
!ue|i standard of service we
maintain. i-jr'**
TURNER'S
MARKET
Phones 304-305.
He THINKS iti.
KIDNEY
TROUBLE
"hutj£i~ reallu—
SELF
POISONING
just because you have pain, sore*
ness and softness in the small of
your bt'ck. don't be so sure your
kidneys are to blame.
Thousands of people who think they
hive ‘kidney trouble" »re really suffer
ing from self-poisoning.
Poisons from putrid waste in the intes
tines ha»e heen absorbed into the blood.
Ihe blood in turn carries these poisons
all over the body. The task of elimi
nating such dangerous matter falls on
the kidneys and other organs. And when
the kidneys are overworked the result
■s intense pain. So before you go treat
ing yourself for kidney trouble" why
not make this simple test?
AN AMAZINC TEST
Per the neat throe eights tlh* t-L
"St° n I hUrM * y - » to object win be
anrrtng and Parti* " Mr*
John D Robhaon, of WaMace will
prwddc.
j “J* HeUn H DpJK* 4 . landscape
j gardener of Chariot*e. w«l be the
speaker at (he luncheon conference on
Gardens” Wednesday. May 4.
I*ab.-I B Bus bee. of Raleigh, chair
man of gardens, will preside
Mrs. Hamid Sugg. Askew and Mi*
Evelyn Horton, of FarmviHe. will serve
as personal, pages to Mrs. J m
Hobgood. president.
Mrs. Frederick Bahnaon. of Win
don-Salem has been made chairman
•f the local committee to prepare the
■nnvpwjon prognm
I. E. GILL WINS
DEBATIHGHOMBR
— !
Henderson Student Makes
Hifh Mark in Work at '
State College
, * f,,e >£ h - April l!h State College s ,
ebuttng team closed one of its most '
uccessful seasons in years with Its
xcelient showing in the contests held \
n Asheville last week bv the South
rn Association of Teachers of
Speech.
The team placed fifth among all
>ll Southern teams and L. M. Knott, !
f Wendell, won two individual Cham- j
-tonships, extemporaneous speaking
ind oratory. Knott who is a junior
his year has developed into one of
he best speakers ever to represent
ihe college.
In addition to bringing away the
Southern titles in these two events,
Knott also won third piece in the
ifter-dinner speuking contest and !
was a member of the team that was
idjusted as one of the best five in
he South. The other two members
>f the team are Dwight Stokes, of
Newman, who tied for second place in
he poetry reading contest, and J. E
'Jill. of Henderson.
The team and the individual spe&k
irs were coached by Edwin H. Paget
who in the three years that he has
>een at State College has turned out ,
teams that have won 80 per cent of
all debates in which they have pat
icipated.
Says State Doing
More For Schools
Than Any State
I>i*lty Dtapatcfc Bilrriw.
In »fce Sir WnKrr Hotel,
nv J. V HA SKRI] V 11.1/.
Raleigh. April 19. North Carolina
■is a State, is doing more for public
education at the present time than !
iny other State in the union, and is •'
constantly striving to do more and ;
more to improve the status of pub- i
lie education. Leßoy Martin, execu- .
five secretary of the State Board of
Equalization, told the members of the
Rotary club here in discussing the
new school laws, particularly the
changes that have come about as the
result of State support and super
vision of the public schools.
"While I do not possess the actual
figures for this past year for all the
States, from the figures I have re
ceived and the reports available, there
is not doubt that North Carolina to
day is jia.ving a larger share of the 1
cost of its public schools from State
funds than is any other State,” Mr. 1
Martin said. “This is even more note- |
worthy when it is realized that the ,
greater portion of this State money is :
derived from indirect sources instead
of from taxes on property.
"Another significant fact is that the !
majority of the superintendents, prin- '
ctpals and teachers agree that the!
schools have been operated more sat- |
isfactorily this year, as a Statewide i
school system, than ever before, de
spite the fact that the six months
school term this year cost approxi
mately $4,000,000 leas than it did last
year, under the old county unit of!
operation system.”
Man. however much he may boast
of his work, still remains, alike to j
all other life, in subjection to nature.
Tonic. If your case is like thooeemfs «f
other so-called "kidney-trouble" suffer
ers you will be amazed at the improve
ment. The pain wilt rapidly disappear.
Your system will eliminate a startling
amount of foul-smelling po**ow. You
will feel healthier, happier, tut that is
only a promise of the reward to follow.
Continue taking l-L Tonic every night
for three weeks. You will thereby keep
the poisons from regain inf e foothold in
your blood. Meanwhlie the stimulating
properties of B-L Tonic# will shorpen
your appetite, improve your digestion,
and thus help build up a more robust
resistance to disease. Nine chances out
of ten that’s all you need to got rid of
your “kidney trouble.’* I-L Tonic is
sntd *l Page-11nniitt I»n»g Co ,
drugrints everywhere.
HENDERSON, (N. C„) DAILY DISPATCH,. TUESDAY, A P R I L 19, 1352
OFFICERS TEXTILE EXPOSITION
Officers of ihe 13th Annual Textile
EKpositton and Style Show given by
textile students of N. C. State Col
lege last week before record crowds.
They are left to right: J. A Duncan,
Kidnaped Girl, School and Home
Despite the refusal of the parents to cooperate ~
Wilmington, Del., police instituted a search for
nine-year-old Hilda Brodsky (inset) who waj kid
naped while en route from her home (right) to school
McNair Lecturer
■I
Wm ;. jfißjfSls
Chapel Hill, April 19 Dr. Robert
Andrews MJltikian (above) world fa
mous scientist, is coming all the way
from th© California Institute of Tech
nology, Pasadena. California, where he
is director of the Norman Bridge Lab
el rwtory pf Physics, to deliver the an
nual series of McNair lectures at the
University of North Carolina. He will
lecture in Memorial Hal! on Wednes
day, Thumday and Friday evenings
this week at 8:30 o’clock. His sub
ject wllj be ‘The Changing World.”
Tbo puttie ia Invited'.
It is noted that the banking machin
ery of the world remains intace in
spite of all losses.
Honor Case Accused and Famed Counsel
kft J* m v 4 w w 1
Apparently unwomed, the defendants in Ronolalo’s
famed “Honor killing" sound for this picture with
their chief attorney, Clarence Darrow. alter the
Raleigh; E. W. Freeee, Jr., High
Point; J. I„. Padgett, Cliffatde; C. N.
Cone, Jr., Greensboro; Dr. Thomas
Nelson. Dean of Textile Schools; K. A.
Bridges. Griffin. Ge.; J. B. Lamar,
(left l, a tew streets apart. The girl’s father, Harry
Brodsky, is a well-to-do merchant. It is reported
that the abductors threatened ham to the little
girl in event the police were notified.
NOMINATED TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR
4| H ||HBr ■■>•
llptec. wmM
#|
J 0!! \ Jm
\ K S; H
Small
Former Governor Lett Small, left,
and Probate Judge Henfy Horner
of Chicago will be the Republican
and Democratic candidates, re
spectively, for governor of Illi
nois in the November election, me-
» opening auammn of the trial in the Hawaiian capital.
1 Left to right: E. J. Lord. Mrs. Granville Fortescue,
1 Clarence Darrow. Lieut. Uaaaie and A. 0. Jonea
it Spray; J. E. Gill, Hendereon; N. R.
( Whilener. Gastonia; M. A. Law, Paw
Creek! A. H. Willis, Rafeigh and E.
, W. Crow, Mockevllle.
Horner
cording to the results of Illinois'
primaries. Overwhelming victor
ies were scored by both candi
dates. Gov. I,ouis L. Emmerson,
Republican, is not seeking r©
, election.
; Kittreli News
«y MISS RUBY SMITH.
Mias Meti ice Woodlief, of mich
mond, Va., came Saturday to Bpend
several day* with her parent*. Mr.
and Mi*. L. R. Woodlief.
Walton and Swindell Smith spent
the week-end in Durham with
! Thomas Toung.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hicks returned
to their home here Sunday, after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M Singleton.
| at Thelma, for several days.
Mr and Mrs. A. A. Stainback, and
! children, Adkin, Jr., Et he Iren and
| Brady, and Miss Mamie Ruth Staln
; back, were visitors of relatives at
1 Epsom, on Sunday.
Mia* Ruth Hudson, of the Zeb
Vance Teacherage, spent the past
week-end in Oxford, with her parents.
Miss Eleanor Smith, has as her
guest for the week-end. Miss Virginia l
Edwards, of Route 1.
Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Coghitl, and
little daughter, Blanche Hunter, of
Henderson. Route 4. were gue*ts here
Sunday, of Mrs. Ceghill'e parents. Mr.
and Mr*. A. B. Pleasants.
Miss Willie Gee, a Zeb Vance fa
] culty member, spent the week-end in
Henderson, with her parents.
Prof. A. R. Reap. Etdridge Single
i ton, Edwin Perkinson, W. H. Finch,
j Jr., and Avritte Sledge, returned to
their homes here. Saturday, after
! spending several days in Chapel Hill.
Miss Mildred Murrell, of the Zeb
Vance Teacherage, was the guest of
her parents, in Henderson, during the
past week-end.
Miss Rosalie Woodlief. a faculty
member of the Stovall school was the
guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
! L. R. Woodlief. forth» week-end.
Miss Ora Garrett, of Henderson,
I was the week-end guest here, of her
mother, and sister. Mrs. Margaret
Garrett, and Mrs. B. B. Woodlief.
Misses Annie Fuller Young, and
’ Bessie Atkinson, spent the week-end
I in Henderson, as the guests of Miss
Young's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. J.
Young.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Woodlief, and
William Summer Smith, were visitors
on Sunday, of Mrs. L. E. Barnes, and
Mrs. S. F. Coghili, of Henderson,
Route 4
Miss Sue Hunt Boyd, of the Zeb
Vance Teacherage, spent the week
end at Townsville, with her parents.
Miss Myrtle F*ernell, entertained a
number of her friends, at her home
near here, on Saturday vening.
Miss Elizabeth Nelson, a Zeb Vance
Cacultjg member, visited friends in
Raleigh, during the past week-end.
Miss Ayle Baine Holmes, of Louis
burg. was the visitor of Miss Willie
Whitley, at her home near here, on
Saturday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart, spent the
past week-end with relatives, near
Manson.
Friends of Carter Hedgepeth, will
be sorry to learn that he i« confined
to his home, on account of ilineeg.
Miss Alice White, of the Zeb Vance
Teacherage. visited relatives near
Manson, during the week-end.
Miss Ada Woodlief. and Charles
Woodlief. were the guests on Sunday,
of their sister. Mrs. J. W. Rogers, of
the Bobbitt community.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Needlecra/t Club, will be held on Sat
urday evening, April 23, with Mrs. E.
R. Woodlief. every one is cordially
invited to come.
Mrs. H. E. Browne, was a visitor in
Henderson, on last Thursday.
GIVEN DUTY WITH
R. O. r. C. AT STATE
Raleigh. April 19 Captain Philip
W Richamore, n ° w at Fort Benning.
iGa., will come to Raleigh next sum
mer to take over the duties of Lt.
C. H. Elme* in the military depai
men* at N. C. State College, accord
ing to an announcement made yester
day by Colonel Bruce Magruder, head
of the de.partment. after receipt of V
Department oroei-s effecting the
change. Lieutenant Eimes. who has
been at the college for four years,
has been ordered to Hawaii for duty.
PH ARM ACISrTTf'AL EXCELLENCE
THE LOGICAL PLACE
To have your prescriptions
dispensed is here.
Parker’s Drug Store
Hie Rexall Store t
Three Registered Pharmacists to Serve You
SAVE MONEY
Mutualize Your Fire
Insurance
Through
Mutual Insurance
and Rental Agency
W. C. Cates, Mgr., and Authorised
Local Agent *
OF
PENNSYLVANIA LUMBERMEN’S
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Os Philadelphia. Pa.
Legally Licenced By
Insurance Commissioner of
North Carolina
PAGE THREE
NOTICE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA:
COUNTY OF VANCE
Default having been make us tne
payment of i*vant bond* secured by
that deed of trust dated the 28th day
of
Homer. G W. Knott and L J. Rux.
recorded in Book 9ft. page 880. and at
th© request of the holder thereof, the
undenigwed Trustee will offer for aaie
to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Courthouse door in Hettderaon, N. C ,
on Monday. May 9th 1952 at 12 o'clock
midduy the following described real
estate:
Lots 17. 18. 26. 28. 30. 34 in those
two certain block* of land situate just
north of the Btand Pipe in Itun Chy
of Henderson, on both side* of North
Charles 8* rest and bounded on the
North by Rock Spring Street; on the
South by Reatsrvoir Avenue in part and
by residence lot of E. G. Finch and
on the Weat by the property of the
Highland Home Realty Company, or
thetr assigns. Being all the lots con
beyed by W. W. Rowland to E. O.
Finch. May 3rd.. 1912; See Book 58.
page 162 in the Register of Deeds Of
fice for Vance County, excepting lot*
I. 2. 88 sod 39. Lots 19. 20. 2). 82.
36 86 and 37 have heretofore been
eeld Reference is also made to the
deed this day executed to the parttea
of the first part by the said E. G.
Finch and wife to be filed wtth this
deed of trust, for balance purchase
money, for regi ©trailon.
This the 9th day of April. 1932.
C. M. HIGHT. Trustee.
J. P. k J. H. ZoMicoffer, Attys.
LOW ROUND TRIP
EXCURSION FARES
APRIL 28th
HENDERSON TO
Washington $ 8.00
xßaltimore 9.00
zß&ltimore 10.00
Richmond 2.75
Portsmouth 3.60
xYia Norfolk and Huai
(Via All Kail
Tickets Limbed May 3rd
For Information Her Ticket Agent
H. E. PI.FASANTN, I). p. A .
(Raleigh. N'. C . Phone nt»
505 Odd Fellows Bldg.
Seaboard
MtikWAy
Excursion Fares
Round Trip
Henderson To
Portsmouth (Norfolk) $1.50
Richmond *1.60
Good In (loaches Only
Ticket* on ult fiw all trains at agency
stations, llumlet to Norlina
April 22-23 and morning f ruins
April 24
Good returning until April 2rtth
No stopovers—No liuggage cheeked
For Information Woo Ticket Agent
If. K. PLEASANTS, II I* A #
Raleigh, N. V. I'tsinr 2700
565 Odd Fellows Building
Seaboard
AIK LINE KM*.WAV,