Henderson daily dispatch., August 15, 1932, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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Sky Workers of the "City Within a City”
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8t««l workers on ihe KCA Building, one of the giants
of Rockefeller Center. New York City, silhouetted
WatMt the sky with the Empire State Building tow
ering in the background. Rockefeller Center is the
Ice Cream Recommended
For Place in Summer Diet
$j LOGAN CLENDENING, M. O.
IC£ CREAM is no longer exclu
stTely a summer dish. Even a per
son of m> by no means advanced
rears can remember w hen It was. In
fact, a person of
my years can re- - ■ _
member when
the soda foun- |fl|
tain In the cor
ner drug store
was dismantled -
for the winter
Ths mirror wn* g»,w|*f(F vl
dimmed with ■-.:
soap or paste and
the flavors
removed from
the containers. I ?|y " v t
When I aa/ "all
mean lemon
That's all there
wa a Chocolate Dr. Clendening
aid strawberry
did not come until long afterwards.
Then, about the last of May or the
first of June, the mirror and the
spigots would be polished off and the
carbon dioxide tanks reinstalled, and
the “Soda Water" sign set out for
the summer. The Ice cream did not
become a staple till later. At first
enly on Sunday, a tradition which I
made a name for itself (Chocolate
swndae)
For a long time Ice cream and soda
fcmntaln specialties had a bad repu
tation among the doctors. They were
supposed to cause Indigestion and all
manner of troubles. Even Dr. Osier
said in hts text book that the great
American disease lndigestion
came from our soda fountain habits
Those Ideas no longer obtain.
The doctors can calculate that Jf
everyone who ate an ice cream soda
suffered from indigestion as a result,
the complaints would be uni\ersal in
etead of frequent.
Ice crraiu U not only g very nutri
Da. K. H. Pattersor |
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Hekdbbsow, K G.
W. H. Boyd
Atftetored Engineer and Surveyor ! f
Office in Law Building
Oftk* l‘hon« 198 Home Phone If
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BiG SISTER . , Right About fece By LES FORGRAVE
I Though | Ip^' o. A^v7 4^|r :^
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- * THE GUMPS —FOREVER AND A JlMj'r
E* I ?L J e C 2?S? '* ON I IS?e PAV«NEC> TM6 NECKLACE I 4CQ7HAT IF SCOO&E EXPOSED HER H
*=» 'WE AGAIN- AND HE WAS THE PAWN To TOM- AND 'TOLD HIM ALL ?
HE HAS THREATENED | . SHE MUST GET # SHE IS NOT AFRAID OF WHAT STOOGE AGAIN - SHE WH-L MEET M*M
EXPOSE HENRIETTA [j IT FROM HIM REGARDLESS # . MIGHT DO JN COURT- SHE .. cSMtOUL-^ CKEY
RtTtwUfTVIE PEAR. ’'vSsVES'titMSsioOft KM* 1*« W»»* <*W«* uPmKR t» IR NOW -
latest building enterprise in history and the RCA
building will be its masterpiece. Towering seventy
stones above the street, it will house several theatres
and twenty-six broadcasting studios. \
tious food but « very digestible one.
And. as a matter of experience, soda
water Is a very good remedy for acid
indigestion. In fact, several people
whom I know to have ulcer of the
stomach take an Ice cream soda
nearly every night before going home
! lo bed. They say It helps them %•
; pet through the night more cot»-
| fortably.
For active children. Ice cream fvrw
nlshes energy in a quickly sMimH.
able form. Athletes need carbohfa
dratea just aa much aa automobiles
need gasoline, and lea cream la ful
of them. So when Johnny cornea
ii'iarching home from the ball gama
where he haa played nine hard In*
ninga. It U perfectly natural for him
to want some Ice cream or an lea
cream soda.
8o far as the effect on digestion
Is concerned, most of the fears ex
pressed were Vbat the Ice cream
would freeze the *tomach. This, how
ever. is mostly an unfounded feai
and entirely unfounded if the Ice
cream Is eaten slowly. Since It la
better to eat any meal slowly this
makes It no different from any other
sort of food.
When fresh fruits are added to the
ice cream, the combination gains la
having one of the Important vita*
mins—vitamin C. Ice cream already
contains vitamins A and B from the
milk and cream. Vitamin Cis prob
ably destroyed by Pasteurization *
most of the Ice cream you get, so th«
addition of some strawberries OT
peaches Is welcome as adding this
valuable Ingredient once more. Frees
ing does not destroy vitamin C, al
though heating does.
Ice cream should be. and generally
is. subject to Inspection and super
\ ision by public health authorltlea
If clean—that is to say. free from
germs—ice cream Is. therefore, one
of the most valuable and least harm
ful of dishes, summer or winter, and
especially palatable In the summer.
57 Cars Stolen
In July and 93
Were Recovered
Dnlly Dispatch Itn -con,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Raleigh, Aug. 15.—Fifty-seven cars
were stolen in July and 93 were re
j covered, according to figures releesed
by the theft bureau department of
! the division of revenue.
I The excess Is nrconted for by the
I recovery of many cars stolen before
I July and by the recapture of some
' machines brought to the S‘ate from
HENDERSON, (N.C.,) DAQjY DESPATCH MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1982
other parts of the country. The re
coveries often out number the month's
losses.
Times have changed. The Ford was
for years the favorite of the thelf
who took more of Henry’s machines
than all others combined. But Chev
rolet has crept up in popularity and
the robbers like the Chewy mightily.
They stole 18 in July while they were
taking the 22 Fords, and the State got
back 27 of them while recovering
oO Fords. The tendency toward faster
manufacture of the Chevrolet may
roon change this stealing and recover
ing ratio.
STATE ALUMNI ARE
OPPOSED TO GRAHAM
Chapel Hill, Aug. 15—The Mecklen
burg county chapter of the N.C. Sta(’-e
College Alumni Association haa send
out a manifesto protecting against
the plan for Ihe consolidated Univer
sity and calling for the disqualfrica
tiol of Frank Graham as President,
says the Ohapel Hill Weekly in a
s’ory in the current issue.
Dr. Graham is not mentioned by
name, but the passing relating to him
is as follows:
"We protest against the selection of
any man now connected with either or
any of these three institutions as the
President of th ecombined colleges.”
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House. RNO 6eT C-aY
| DID YOU KNOW? —ByR. J. Scott
Herder <3rame
THE OLD HOME TOWN Kcpnerca u. B Katrm Olßc* By STANLEY
I WENT /nope -ilm) (HE COUL.DNTCOAX
f "THAT CJTY POST OPRce )(^ rnsF, £* > f OUT OF HEPE-*
Vl JUST THOUGHT HOW J/ HEe * >M HES AFRAID HED BE
/You'd fit \ so Bus '< he couldnt
I There^—it would . 3 Wethis(7 Read all the r
Vbe just the place M Xo4k ES JA P °™ A w‘? S ~ av 2£
POSTMASTER JIM BLOONEY OF
SELDOM CENTER DROPS )N ON HIS
S7*ntj&p*' OFFICE
© IMS LnV. fiUaJay Central Pr«** 8-lg-3t
WANT ADS
STOL.EIN—RED U EjT' ,
bicycle taken ft cm mj
Saiuiday night Re W . Uu
mwion leading ; 0
Windley, Young Stre.; 11
aFar'tml^
vnte entrance, steam hec- .
cold water, hardwood t it:
garage. Phone 38 s *
FOR RENT-FOUR
ished apartment. 2 ba u k '
Post Office. sl6 pe, llu ; n ; ; lr ="
Mrs. Jack Upton at
FOR REINT—FOUR KoQil Cfi~
tage on half acre 10, ov , 1
Road, all
modem Cv*m>- t- ‘
Rent $1250 per month, °
Carter. Phone 5i7
w7 M. HARDISON~~* FtEMoVts
corns, bunions and .r, f . U)V , n ,
naHs. Will be at Ftrebee'tv'./*
Shoe Company next “
August 17. i3^‘-
GROCERY STOREsT
ers and markets save on year H' "
ping paper. Use old ne* b p apn
Get, a big bundle at the
patch office sot 10c. \ lm *
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Bale at The bmoke Shop, Jttier, •
Case, Henderson Candy K..!ctJ"
Wotman'a Pharmacy. \Vlgg. ru
Store, Agency. You n, ay
a ci-py from any of Uvese
' *t the regular price ot 5e
j NOTICE
I* Notice is hereby giv»n that j \\
Nelson of Henderson. (
made assignment to the
Trustee in laver of his 00.:,.' '"
creditors are requiiea t
sent itemized and vr.-died
with Hon. Henry Pei*v, c. t ;.
of Superior Court, Vane,- c.
Hendeiscn. N. c., o n ,r
year ficm the date hei«-i.t
notice will be pleaded ,n Oj: ~{ j a *
ment thereof. Ail person*
lo said J. W. Nelson will piea.-.
iimnedia'.e payment t & the ond*i-: t --.
ed.
This the 15th day of August 1i32
R. B. CARTER Tiuste/
NOTICE
Pursuant to author ity in a cei
deed of assignment, of J \V
cf Henderson, N. C., to tne u.ac
signed trustee, for the benefit u
creditois dated August t_‘n 15.1.
of record Vance Kegisity L'.M.k
Page 12, I will sell at public i„
for cash at the stoie on Sai/r. Jt
nett Street in Hendeison ,\
the highest bidder, for ea*h „n F:
day the 26th day of Augu.-: JH3. .
of the stock of groceue nn.\:, a
dise, fixtures, equiptnen sne ~:r,r :
goods used in connect., 5 »;.r. ,r, r
said meat business.
This the 15th day of Au*u- li3:
R. B. CARTER T:y.-.ee
FORECLOSURE SALL
Unxer and by virtue „l r. •:
-. nd i j’.tiC! , j »- steit in ’i, 5
tain deed of trust, ex .‘Ci:*, i u> rt »7
Williams and Wife M iry 1 tV.
and recoirded in the i< l*.:
Deeds Offic-. of Vance County
Carolina, in book 151. at a
fault having been made u, 'i.> k
menits of the notes secui -c tv
of trust, and at the ! U* 7
the holder of the same. 1 .-»ha.. *
for cash at Uie Vance County • - -
house door, in Henderson. N < *
twelve o'clock. noon, on Tlij.-:*,
the 15lli day of Scptenimber li l --
| the following described 1- a! e-t^
wdt:
Adjoining the lands of *lu < i:»‘
J and heirs of David You:; k «
'. Fields, the S. S. Cooper tract C
1 It is lot or tract No. 7 ;n tfc,- <i •
sion of the lands of the late Di'> -
Kno*t, and his wife, and tLiita.i.*
3-4 acres, more or less, the >-.ine as
signed to Stephen G. Knott '■■■
the partition. See spcoi.-ti pe*cl
ings docket No. 602. and Rest-tfr?
Office book 12. page 574 F<>: -■ rjtt?
accurate and definite des< ;ip‘ „n •'
same see deed from David Y f. itt
and wife to W. F. Guerar.'. 1*« *
page 492. Vance County r\
This 13tti day of August. H‘3-
J. M. PEACE Trustee
SEABOARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE HENDERSON
AS FOLLOWS
No. NORTHBOUND
1A5—8:48 A. M. for Richmond
Washington Now York, connect
ing at Norltna with No. 1* w ‘
living Portsmouth -Norfolk U:®i
P. M. with port or-dining car t&-
viu,
4 P. M. for Rtchmond
mud Portsmouth. Washington.
Nevr York.
1M—5:45 p. M for Richmond
Waohlnglon and New York
5 *:» A. M. for Portsmouth
Norfolk Washington. New York
No. SOUTHBOUND
151—5:45 A. M. for Savannah.
Jacksonville. Miami, Tamps. St
Petersburg.
5—5:45 P. M. for Raleigh, San
ford. Ram let, Columbia, Havan
aah, Miami Tampa, B*. W**"’
harp.
157—1:55 P, M. for Raleigh. Ham
lei, Savannah, Jackwoville.
Miami, Tampa. St. Peter»hor».
Atlanta, Birmingham.
S—IJW A M. for Atlanta, Bif»-
‘nghsry Memphis.
. For Information call on H 5
Plnasssts DPA., RaWgh. N. C ,
or . M 0 * Capps, TA , Uoodermm*
N. C.