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regret craven not
TO RUN FOR SENATE
Feels Upper House of As
oembtjf Would H»v« Bern Great
fbrun For Him
OaMr Dl»M»rfc
Is the sir W»Mrt Motel.
Raleigh. Aug. 6. Announcement
from Randolph county that Bruce
Craven of Trinity, will not allow his
name to go to the convention as sen- I
atonal nominee brings unmixed grief
to Raleigh which had anticipated the
Codest time in many decades when !
lor Craven g*»ts here officially. j
Major Craven has wtitten more and '
aaid more against North Carolina's '
way of doing things in Statecraft than
anybody and everybody living and
dead aince 1773. Mecklenburg signers *
may have caused the king as much i
in tha old days as Major Craven has
has sworn at governors, legislators
and United Stutes senators, but Major,
Craven is only one and they are many.
The Randolph lawyer and former
achool teacher combines two great
professions in his citizenship. As
school teacher and somewhat of a
doctrinaire he knows what ought to
be done As lawyer he understands an
indictment and can biing one against
the commonwealths responsible
agents. •
A Senate with Angus Phu liar
ean. of Washington: John Sprunt
Mill, of Durham, and Brvo« C.aven.
of Randolph, would h:-\e been the
most ->ntertairiing Comm in the Unit
ed States in 1933. b i* 'sv good third?
of that divertisement will be lost by
Major Craven's decision not to be a
candidate. The biogiapjjer of the
great Trinity insutgent does not say
enough about the major's health to!
satisfy the public, but there is an
abiding hope down in Raleigh that his
rheumatism, whatever it does to his '
bones and body, widl not cramp his
style when he follows an inclination
to aay something on the condition of
North Carolina.
Major Craven has really majored in •
bonds and bond law for many years. !
The market and business conditions j
have reliever him of that duty, but
them is yet a good deal for a states-1
man of the major's make-up.
DID YOU KNOW? - - - By R. J. Scott
SSpt fln
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Her Headdress /
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Spinning on his neck, Aeronaut:!,
a horse ridden by Lieutenant R< t
nehazy of Hungary in the Olympic
pentathlon competition over the
Fox Hills course, near Los Ange
Dispatch Advertising Pays
HENDERSON,. (N.C.',) DAILY DISPATCH SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1982 1
les, Cal., tumbles over a hurdle,
throwing Lieutenant Petnehazy to
the ground. Horse and ridel
miraculously escaped injury in th«
_J
THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY
thSodSh, in fact ]
KNOW HE ‘3 !
THE)
> BEST PART OFt^TVa-
V* ffH
* J fT3V i \X*T
\ I BROTHER ABNER'S REQULAfe
CONCERT IS CUT SHORT BY A
Power over, which he has s*
,'4 W' NO control.
THE OLD HOME TOWN -—»»»>»«*». By STANLEY
f JEFF W*sraMO o s “A rP^-^T
I FOR HIS -TISjHT Fl-TTIN J _ -
OOKsTU
\) ( BUT "THE AUTO \ \ V^v
( \ WRECKED HIS 1 / ITS
business, si ob opr)
a.f - - - ' * .
AT LAST, JEFF SPRJM&LATCH ,
THE TOWNS HANDY MANTIS rA '* Ji ’s > 'z
TO FEEL THE T
World is chan^/ng- * *.<s?* ~
Dispatch
WANT ADS
Get Results
BUSINESS LsTva77,x7;V
your price if >ou c„ n a.
goods. Hendeison Bu ,r„
fan ttrm begins SeSp:er,,q, , '
FOR RENT—FOUR Room r
tage on half acre u ~ ,/'•
Road, all modern con.,* *‘ t; *
Rent |I2SO per month 1,• 7.
Carter Phor.e 517 J 7 - '
SPECIAL - SPECIAL" '
Siumble Im.
1 mile not hos ILnc .
Saturday and Sun.i 4 .
Chicken Salad r
With a coid dr.i.K
10c
1 Added attraction Sundav \
Spr.ng Valley Co’., t eo
In Music ai.d s,. n .
C. Leonard Har'on i’ ul^,
FOR RENT-FIVE ROOM h
low with heat. $25 p,. r ,
per month if paid m ' ‘
five room bung., ..w
■month. Phene -H3 .
RECEIVED BIG SHIPMENT
turnip s**ed at am,
Buy Parker's special ~n.i . ...
rieties if you wi.<h -
Parker's Drug S ou-
WANTED—LIVE WIRE To
Tesen* Security Life and T .-•
as district agent. Old ;;
Carolina Co. Good <per..i 4 . !
right man. Convnv . .
j newals. Write Seem v ]
i Trust Co. P. O. Box It2o p...
| N - c -
THE WATER IN THE
quarry swimming pool i. 4.
■■ tested and approved by r, -t
Heal h Department.
THE FEW MONTHS SPEN -
| the Henderson Bus.ne- r,
be bc ih interesting ar.«l p: : ,
Phone 868. ~p
FOR RE.vr- MODERN aPaKT
menta in the Stonewall. 215 y....
Avenue. Puces a&ttactive r. -■
second fl«xr Steam lua:«d p
G. E'lannagan. Phone ;sr< _p
I
J NOTICE- MOVIS MOTOR op j
l all e 3r;J ; ,nd ’loi-k' lie [• . .
ISa! isf.icition guarantee: -r ;t
back. s>old >l7 N : <
I St.. Henderson
i WAKE ROBINS, D\V.\R. !
; Lt-mon L:1 <>■!. Water iu.d 1..
Jonquils. DaffiodL? N.,: u .- 1
! Sage, 10c dozen Li.r,.!,.
Mt. Hydtangers. C.».. b. • 1
Rhodenders. Mt. Azalea- Its -
Mrs. Edd Hr-r.doz. Mai..
THE DAILY DISPATCH I* r-otf
saie at The Smoke Shop. . * ‘.V:.- :.
Case, Henderson Cindv V.' ut
Wortman's Pharmac y U ir.r.r. U:. 4
Store, Agency. You may t*- ,'t
a copy from any of the>t j,.s:fc
at the regular price of sc> >'J
FORECLOSURE SALE
By virtue of authority <an'..i.-
that certain Deed of Ti u-t . \e.
George Clark and wife s-..,., 1 i
recorded at page 501, detau.t t-j -
bf-.-n made in tile payment <-f C,t
therein secured, at th< '
holder of the note, I shall -• t ;
he auction to tne h,igh< si r»,.ic*: I
cash, a: the courthouse die t- Is
derson, N. C.. at twelve
: oil Tuesday, the 6th dny "f •-■
| btr, 1932. the- following il*
| pt rty:
“Being lots Nos. 11 and 12 s»-
| scribed in deed of record '•-
| fire of the Regis'»-r of I>< l :
Vance County in Book 89 |*ag- •>
which deed reference* ri.ad*
further d«-scription. it bein' 'he 'i:t
lots Nos. 11 and 12 lr: R. k •
8 of the I. J. Young j,r- j*e
shown on plat In Book 65 re pr.j f
in the Register of Deed- nff.o
Vance County, and fronr.: g 125
on Fort Stree* and 80 f*.t on L-
Street. For further d«--ri,p!dn -
deed dated April 17. 193) T i
Kittrell. Commissioner to G*- *'
Clark and Sallie Clark, his w:f*- r.
office of the Register cJ IVi-i;
Vance County.”
This t tu% 4th day of Align-- 1912
T. P. GHOIjSON Tra.* 1 -*
SEABOARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE HENDERSON
AS FOLLOWS
No. NORTHBOUNIJ
149—8:4* A. M. for Rk-hmoni
Washington, New York. r«nfie f i
1 kij at Norlioa with N» I* * r '
riving Portsmouth -Norfolk
P- M. wkh parlor-dining car »* r
f vice,
4—2:52 P. M. for Richmond
■ad Portsmouth,
New York.
It*—6:4B P. M. for Richmond
Washington and New York
•—8:28 A. M. for Fort&mouih
Norfolk Washington. New V«' rk
No. SOUTHBOUND
191—5:43 A. M. for Savanna* 1
Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa. S
Petcrsbn rg.
*—3:46 P. M. for Raleigh. S*n
ford, Hamlet, Columbia. s*'» n
nah, Miami Tampa, St, Pater*-
burg.
107—7:33 P. M. for Raleigh, Ham
let. Savannah, Javk'ontlH*-
Miami, Tampa. St. Ivu-rsM'l
Atlanta, Birmingham.
0—1:26 A. M. for Atlanta, R ,nn
Ingham, Memphis
For information call on H *
Plan—a, DTA , Raleigh. N c
or M C Cap pa, TA . Uuider*> B
N. C.

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