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PAGE TWO
RA Million Dollar Deposit By PAUL ROBINSON
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AIN'T NEVER GOtfO' AMY T\ME TOO C.VTIZ.EM 'SONAH DAY kF WE ONES' HAO
TO G V T A CHAMCE ( \MAk)T ME TO. A. HOME AMO A C.HAMCE WIT HOOT
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[ DID YOU KNOW? -- - By R. J. Scott~
" FOREST IF 'si
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MIFFEET of THIS 'TemOfE , The OkCEST i". isTAHBUI
- ) is SAID <b BE. BuiLt* FROM lUb BOHfS
OF SLAVED AHO.CEMENtfe.D WTOKHEIR. BLOOD
"fHB CHURCH CONTAINS THE FAMOUS MOSAIC- OF
wrTH -fhE OPEN BIBLE. IN HIS HAND.
HENDERSON, (N. C J DAILY DISPATCH THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1,1982
THE OLD HOME, TOWN R«m*tere<J T\ S. Patent Otfle* By STANLEY
YODVE BEEN
JSgsiP S THUMB IN. AND IVE BEEN FWW4<S fe
\ FOR IT A-f LEAST TEN TEAtes —T
y it I ,1 j BUT DANCED IF )M GOIH<S To
H U— ) pay For it today, with all of ,
_ /riL A sU\ rvr [Doc PILLS BURTS WRAPPMIJS
y//\,&w\ V y// ; ,<t t on it! <sive me
I
LU milk,You dont /
J —* TITUS WAS ALL SET Foft a
d BiQ STEAK UNTIL HE SPOTTED
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TME MosT
AduSS I VFEATURES OF TWE SEA.
HASdtANT MEAD.GPPAT .
£ lejHf tentac.ue s on ARMS
- • j L . uimM-f somu. nave ioieeAooH iafx
“THE QUILL”
I‘ubllshed by tfeu> Pupils pf
Epsom High School
Helen bnp KeaiMey. Edlfor-ftt-Chlef
SUNRISE se:rvice
Several years ago Prof. J. A.
Woodward,our principal, planned a
community sunrise service to be held
in the school auditorium on Ahanka
giving morning. This servee has since
become an annual event, and is one
of the most Inspiring services held In
the community throughout the year.
Those who attend these service* ar«
enabled to catch the real spirit of
Thanksgiving. '
This year a short program was given
by the pupils, followed by a Thanks
giving address by Rev. S. E. Mad
dren, pastor of Liberty, Vance Chris
tian church. An unusually large
crowd was prespnt. an dfelt richly
repaid for the effort they put forth
to be present at so early an hour.
Through the interes tof Dr. R. F.
Yarborough in our health and well
being, we had the pleasure of hearing
an instructive talk by Dr. A. F.
Shands. Orthopedic Surgeon of Duke
'University, on Wednesday, November
123rd. The subject of the talk was
"Posture.” and by the use of charts
to illustrate his remarks, we were
able to understand the importance of
maintaining a correct posture, not only
on account so our appearance but for
its effort upon ©«r*general health. Our
principal Is paying especial attention
to Fdekjre thsl fear, and if we will
follow Dr. Shande’ instruction and
"sit tall" and "stand tall" we wil lbe
naking an investment in health for
which we will be thankful in the years
to come. We tha>'k Dr. Yarborough
for making this talk possible.
Dr. L E. Smith, president of Eton
Ciollege, who has recently been in the
community attending the' Eatsern
North Carolina Christian Conference,
made a talk in chapel on Tuesday,
November 22. He is an eloquent,
forceful speaker and the talk was
enjoyed by all who had the privilege
of b#iifk “present. It was a distinct
disappointment to many In the com
munity that the urgent necessity of
returning to the college prevented Dr.
Smith from holding the service as
planned on Wednesday night. Novem
ber 23, at Liberty-Vance Christian
church.
WHO’* WHO IN THE SENIOR
CLASS (Continued)
D. T. Hayes is the baby of a latge
family, but for all that is not spoiled,
and has done his school work with
credit to himself. French is D. T.'s
hobby, and his present intention is to
spend a year In France to perfect his
pronunciation. We would all like to
be present at his first "French date,”
especially Prof. Crawley.
Henrv Dickerson is a graduate of
: Ingleslde school, and if he was as
i good a student in the elementary
grades as he has been since entering
f high school, we feel sure he must have
' been “Teacher’s pet.” Henry is prob
■i ably the best read boy in the class.
• He plans to locate in the “peanut"
section of North Carolina If the de
* preeaion continue*.
Ruth Journegan 1* * verty attrac-
tive member of the class and is un
spoiled by the many compliments she
received. If Ruth only had c. little
conceit we would expect her to prove
a worthy successor to Greta Garbo,
but Ruths 'ldle moments are spend in
dreaming of Bearpond rather than of
Hollywood.* Ruth, we sympathize*
with you in making your decision.
Ernestine Medlin left the class two
years ago while living in Wake Forest
and Raleigh, but was happy to return
to us and was welcomed by the class.
At present Ernestine is debating In
her mind whether to Specialize in ;
higher mathematics, to enter Duke
Training School for Nurses, or become
a resident of the Bobbitt cohfmunity.
Hunting License
Saks Increasing.
Throughout State
i
pall* w—mm.
__ *• *ba Mr WuMev ■#*•!.
BY J- C. HAIKKUHLt
Raleigh, Dec. l.- Whh hunting sea
sons in full swing and game, parti
cularly upland species, reported to be
present in greater abundance than for
several years, officials or uie Depart
ment 01 Conservation and Develop
ment reported today a rush for li
censes after rather sluggish sales at
the opening of the hunting periods.
Although remittances from selling
agencies have come In rather slowly
at the first of tbe season, the recent
rush is taken as a promising indi
cation that this season's sales may go
beyond those of last year, when a
slump was experienced.
Total hunting license sales for the
season of 1981-32 amounted to $128,-
913, with fur dealer's licenses bring
injr in $3,805. a grand total of sl3l
- The following number of huatliy
license* of the various classes were
J"22? l * at yeat; county * «wn;
18.700; and 072, noa ilßldsat.
B°ys Offered Be, I
Stories I
Ba>- time. an Kn . t , ,
?.lnp rpadf-rs. ..rroMin- • ’’ “•-
of youth s favor. , ‘. *’ ’" “C.., W
ambkicax koy-y.;;,"-". Sill:
PAN ION. Mor. ' '' r *V
than evf! b» for.- .*'7 '*
adventure mor. * ~,,,„ ' : '‘ ’’ •
downrigh; -pad;i - • ,-„/* ‘•<•••• 9
magazine m;l*>,.p,. ' -
tory.
THE A.MEPK’a.\ hoy v
COMPANION ;n ,;.;;;; ~ '
from ->\e i 11 010 u .
enre-. Koi a-ivci, ,
travel wi n - f . |.,,, j ; *
Mounted thro.i-h ;,.• ~
taln.« f penetrate ~ •■.
of Borneo; :.d>- a, r. .
,plunge into tit, At, i.i/.,: , m '
Titer-*'ll I,< rhumctei t, <l r
of ' h e profession- ~! ~.,
ltlge lilp. Tli. ie,
* .. ~i,
sport':. Havel and m 0.,.
ooys to the Otc-u. h... /*
my.steHes 0 1 ocean line,. -, n «t'’-V.
ports. There 11 b<- .*„-.p s
the bov'.s whol.sornp ;.j,«
and thrill an-l h;> k„. . ‘
learn.
THE AMERICAN BOY-Yo-rt.
COMPANION cot*, j.,., o
or $3.00 tor thir. v *’
words, when you uh-cd,, *.,.
years, the niusa/.ine s „
them to trive yci ,i.„- |,.
only a dollar ~ v,, ■ j ,
gift for that bay y.,:i ■. . ...
be he son, newhew n-.tfhli ■
or son of your bust > -- ~
an attractive ir.lt ••.,• i „
name will >ro to him ir .. . ...
Send your otri.r d:t-s- flit •■.
RICAN ROY.YOITH < coyi.,^"
5N* Wet Da fa yet t.- j; , •,
Mtch. Service ~n t, .
will star- with Ih, r. u , y., u ...
DECIDE ON EXHIBIT
AT CHICAGO S FAIR
Raleigh. Nov. «.\j* j,..
as to whether an -ohihir •• |,i,
North Carolina will t.p j,i : „p U ,•
Century of Pir.giew S \v,.tt.; i
Chteajro next year wiii t.,- „i.
lifter it campaign n. i ~-. taau.
the purpore. Co!. J \\ H.rip-. *
chairman of the State c r !ntii, *e,
nounced today.
The committee will •-•ntpatgr sr
inif tlie fit si two week- li,r-,n;;»
to try and secure S3S'hm) a!m,.
estimate'l to he the -um ■ ~.i
proper exhihi-
I'ndcr tentative pian- ; ;. •
ed to pit-pure at. u. ; '
Notth Catoiina to piave > . , ,i
the exhibit huilditiv Th, m j. w
depict the natural resolute- a. ■
sort udvantarre- of th-• ,t. \t
map which might be a-,. I
of the Gieat SmoK\ M->ui.' n -
tional patk. Chart- <sU.r - in;-
pictur.'s ilea liny with tl> -• >
general wou’-l t-e placed ■ • «
Dispatch
WANT ADS
Get Results
I'SED CARS CHEAP t >Mi .*
Dodge coupe, one l!*-!* F to
•stei . See ainn a; VV.'k.' M
Co. :
FOR RENT -8 ROOM HOUSE M 2
Chestnut Street half b-< it ftoa
West End School. A).-o apartment*
for rent in the Storewab. Apply
Eric G. P'lannagau. ITS
OCR DESIRE FOR YOIT. PATK-'N
age is surpassed only t*v our
mination to deserv, it Aiie i:,.'(
Shop. T2ti Garner St.
Tburs-Fr: U
IN THE BRITISH EM IMP. 1-
Spread all ov-r the wo:id • car
in evi r>- four ts an Aus'in I- -ni«
sections of America. Aw- i
are exceeded by only on, : 1,1 *** #
Watkins Motor Co
COAL, COAL, COAL PHONE
29. Quality Coal, correct
weight. Prompt delivery. *>•
H. Watkins Vard oppo-it f
Methodist Church. 1
JUST A REMINDER 1 AM >I Un
making nil kind.- <>f ' -k* •“■'
5. rosettes, etc. Fruit - „
laity. Would appruT''- > •■** :
Mrs. J. R. Ranktn : '*
AUSTIN
THE ONLY CAR
THAT WILL
Run 40 miles o't .i gai,ch -- 1
Run 20.000 to KH-oo nr.l
of tires
Cost less than one-half-cti.’ c «-
for gas. oil and tire."
Ten v-ears of proven -- ••niin.* l! *
pendabitity and « cen, m> ’• -
Eantam.
WATKINS MOTOR O»
Montgomery St Hcr.dei--*n > ‘
♦IOO REWARD FOR ANY
machine we fni! to at >k» -• * - r
feetly. Can supply P lT "' ! "
makes. Bring us your r- ?- - - " '•
Several good rerund;t r ' 1 ' !1 f
chines for sale. Hend-r-'t f - 1
House. 219 South ' v ' lD ‘
Phon« 518.
ADBONfSTRATOHS >° l,< K
Having qualifteil a- “io> ! • r1 ..
the estate of John Thoaia
land, deceased, lat, - f ' ,r *'
North Carolina, this 1 " 1 \
persons having claim 5 ! , f .
late of said deceased to ,x! -
to th* und. rsignetl it- H'. nd- 1 v
( C., on or bi-foie th- 3rd J-*> '
vemtoer, 1933. or th> nnt.*«- A
’pleaded in bar of ’.he r *
ipcisons indebted to >* li
please make imm-d-ati* payin' -•
This the 3rd day of Novend*'-- ,
R. B. CARTER. Adm.n •
, Deeeaaed. Wl .,, f a UP
JOHN THOMAS SOUTH FL -

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