Henderson daily dispatch., December 01, 1932, Image 6

About Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995

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ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL PRESS SERVICE
BRODIE AGAIN HEAD
OF GUANO COMPANY
Appointment Announced by
American Agricultural
Chemical Chief
IS LONG IN BUSINESS
tviMliKtnl ONI C'oiii|Mn> ll«*r»* Many
Vearx i>i»l wxv l-»ier \ <’
Yl<*e-l‘iTsid«*ni Ffom 19'**!
To the War 1928
Effective tml » Janies il Hrodie
became pirsidfni of the* Vance Gun no
Company with heail«|imiteis in Hon
dcraun it wa> announced hen* today.
The Vance On.mu Company, a sub
sidiary of tin- An u, an Agiicultuial
Chemical Compam otgntu/ed in
l»H».
Mr r.i-iHiie wa.. connected with the
Ameriean A„'i teuh mal Chemical Com
pany sot eleven years from 1916 to
UO». >cr. iog .i' a v tee - p reside itt of
the company from '.922 on. He ha.~
been engaged n. the fertilizer busi
ness for _’3 > eat -
in announcing Mi Be »die > npj»«»int
ment. Ho:a»*o i..»wke:\ president of
the Ameiu >n An i ie.il* ui al Chemical
Company, -.ml
-It is with sineete pleasute ’hat
wo announce the le’ui* •>! Mi Kiixiir
t.» the A A C family, as president
of the Vnm «* ituono C .mpany. a sufcr
sidiary of the Atuoticrn Agricultural
Chemical Compnnv. Mr BroU:e. wh
has devoted a most a quarter of r>
century to the tVi'if./er business, hu.-
a wide Ka. kn.u i •! of practical ex
perirnce u•?« :• .a V ir.ee county r»n'
thmughout N.>:.!. Caiolina and ;*d
joining .fates Tin* American Anri
cultural Chenr.eal Company is mak
ing a sinrtie o f ti :t t> meet piescn.
conditions m .t.uiiculaiu* hv strength
ening and inter ifyir.g it.- service. Mi
Br*»dies appontmeat is in iine witl
that policy."
The statement made n > reference ti
uny other per-onnel changes 111 th
set-up of the local offices and plan
of the contpanv.
35 CASES HAD IN
RECORDER’S COURT
Fines slOl and Fees $272
In Operations in Month
of November
A total of r 1 , VC|< tri-rl in th-
Vann eoiii'* '• - • i<-1 court in No
vember stun wh'eh fines weie cut
Icctcd .iiiio.ii. ii.n t > iOl-.V' and fee.
«*f $272m a :ai! of s:;71 which i- Ih
1 a r £r to'.al t-i my month m 11*3'.
and one .i -n th ni !t,e previous ter
oid ntimbi.'i of <a- foi ar.v month
this vtar.
[n Octohf-i 31 i-.a.-i - were tiled an
fine-, arnoiin’e i *o x 3 ‘»n and iu N
vcmh**r la - yeat 25 r ises vvetc tried
v.'ith fine, us $76
MRS. T. T. HICKS IS
BURIED WEDNESDAY
l-'un«*r>»l Services Conducted From
Home and Interment Is In Mini
wooj Cemetery Here
Funeral services were heid from
her late re. idi ur<* on Harwell aveuuf
yesteulav foi Mrs T. T Hicks, whi
died Tuesday morning after an ill
ness of six weeks following a strokt
of paraysis. A large gathering of soi
rowing relatives and friends attended
Interment was in Elmwood cento
•
fcry hv the side of hot husband, th*
late Thurston T. Hicks, in his life
time one of the leading lawyers ol
North Cimlina Th«* services were
conducted by Dr H. A Mllis. pastoi
of the First Bap:i * chinch, of whirl
ihe dceea.-rd hot been a membet
more than H* yi-ai •. ri -.-astcd by Di
M \V. Genii gc:. i.-j tor of the Melho
di.-t ProtCstan' »hik h and Rev. 12
K Nelson Bapli-r pa toi of this city
The pnllheatcts wen- T G Hornet
VV K. Horner Jasper B Hicks. S. I:
Harris. J< . a.i of Henderson, an*
James VV Horn*! I T Co/.art. Ji
and William Huh- all of Oxford.
There weir nun.e ous floral offei
log- fiom menu -rd a number o
out-of-town propP*. particularly fron
Oxfoi d, whe * e th- family was prom
incut ly connected. attended.
Stopped His Wife’s
Rheumatic Attack
Fain, Agony ami Swells tg Gone In 4k
Ilnurs With Swift Acting
Prescription
That nun velou pres-rlption Allenru
- promt: • s you speedy .relief from
pains. HChes and inflamauo!: of Rheu.
m a turn. Neuritis Lumbago or Sciatica
Folks who have sußsiod the mocit
piercing, wincing ago jy literally ren
dt red n' lph-ss fo> w<*eks and unable
to work have gained miraculous, poy
ful freedom from pain.
Allenru contains r.o opiates rather,
it a a super b foimula especially com
pounded which tiers your trouble
scientifically first immediately ending
pain and bringing blessed comfort
then Ji drives out from muscles, joints
and tissues the excess uric acid which
id toe cause of most rheumatic tioub
les—this excess ur:c acid start to go
within 2x nourv
Parker's u*ug ■> ore and all leading
druggists dispense- a,.Vuu .>i« 8 oz.
bottle for 85c MLis'l give jvyu.iv re
sults as stated akoyc .*• monti *«_
burned -Ady.
ORATORY CONTEST
TOMORROW NIGHT
High School Students To
Compete For American
Legion Awards'
WINNER TCTBE NAMED
Will IV*. Mntervd In District Contest.
Which lands Iu Statewide
For* nsics at Tah-r llatr
In Hilrtßh
Contestants for the awards offered
by the American Legion in the ora
torical contest sponsored by the local
pwst were announced today. The con
test will be held in (he courthouse
here Friday evening at 7 30 o’clock.
The various high schools will be
represented by the following Hen
derson. Bobby Brewer: Zeb Vance.
Miss Mabel Bell: Aycoc Miss Bucket!;
Townsville, Jasper Woodlief; Dab
ney. Miss Loui.->e Harris, The contes
tant from Middlehurg was not an
nounced. Every high school in the
county will be represented in the
ot at ions made, and the public is in
vited.
The winner will receive SH) in gold
as the first prize, and the second
best wiil receive £5 Both piizrs are
given by Henderson Bust. No, 660. of
the American Legion.
The winner here will enter tin- dis
trict contest, and the winner in that
elimination will go into the Statewide
contest, which is sponsored by the
North Carolina Department of the
American Legion. County eliminations
are being held all over the State to
uorrow night. The Statewide contest
will be held in Raleigh January 20.
Prizes in the Statewide contest will
•onsist of $75 in cash and a gold
medal; second prize SSO; third. $25
md fourth Sls. alt cash. The general
• übject of the orations throughout
he State is, "Public Education iu
Vorth Carolina: Its Past and Future."
NEGRO EXHIBIT AT
INSTITUTE FRIDAY
Agricultural Show Opens
Tomorrow and Extends
Through Saturday
The Negro agricultural exhibi* and
•urn show will open it Henderson In
titute on Friday morning and con
inue through Saturday afternoon of
his week. Plans for the event have
•>een completed and the exhibition i
'xpected to be very successful.
A large number of entries have been
dedged and an interesting and edu
ational display is expected. This ex
mbit is open to all Negroes in Vance
•ounty and Henderson and will give
hem a chance to display their can
led goods, garden products, farm
noducts and handwork.
Plenty of space is available for pro
lucts to be displayed, as the exhibi
ion is being held in the large gym
tasium at the Institute. All entries
ire asked to have their products at
he school by Thursday night; and
•ertainly no later than 9:30 o’clock on
Friday morning as those in charge of
he affair are anxious for everything
to be in readiness at the set time for
he opening which is 12 o'clock Fri
day.
On Friday afternoon at 1:45 o'clock
m entertainment will be given by
htee well known acrobatic artists.
Hus program promises to be one of
rreat entertainment and will add
nuch to the other attractions of the
exhibition.
An persons in Vance county ate
cordially invited to attend this event.
Reported.
foneralTsld
FOR W. A. OWEN, 73
Native of Granville and
Died at Home in Din
widdie County, Va.
Funeral services wer*> held this aft.
•moon at Rock Spring Baptist church
tear Townsville, for the late W'. A
)wcn, 73. who died Tuesday night at
11 o'clock at his home in Dinwiddl
:ou'ity, Virginia, * after a stroke of
ipoplexy. He had sufb-rerd with high
Hood pressure for a long while In
orment was in the church cemetery.
The funeral was conducted by Rev.
/. U. Teague, lotmer pastor of thhe
ieceased and a close friend, and he
was assisted by Rev. J. W. Kennison.
of Townsbille, pastor of a group of
Presbyterian churches In this county.
Mr. Owen was born in Granville
county, but later moved to Mecklen
burg county. Virginia. H e had lived
in Dinwiddie county about four years.
Mr. Owen was twice married, nad
is survived by his second wife, and the
following children: Mrs. E. G. Roy.
ster, Mrs. J. C. Caudle, Robert L.
Owen and W. H. Owen, all of Peters
borg. Va.. Mrs. F. T. Tucker and
Mrs. W. C. Tucker, both of Tow*ns
ville; T. L. Owen, of Clarksville.
Route 1, and Miss Ruth Owen, of New
Bern, and Mrs. J. K. Wood, of Rox.
boro. Surviving also are a brother,
Alex Owen, and a half brother, Rol
and Owen both of Dabney, this
county. ’’
Active pallbearers for the ftAieral
were announced as follows; W. S.
Richardson T. J. Richardson. George
Tarry, G. W. Matthews, J H. Ma*
thewa and Joe Hough. ;
l&mfcprsnnJJaihj Hispafrij
Buy ’Em No w! At
Roth-Stewart’s 3 Store Sale
All Prices Further Reduced
Entire Stocks Now Being Liquidated!
We Are Going to Make a Change January Ist
All Ladies Coats at y 3 oft
All Ladies Dresses $3.88, $5.88, $7.88 & $9.88
All Ladies Hats SI.OO and SI.9S
Men’s Suits As Low As $7.95 Nunn Bush Shoes, Special Lot $3.95
Men’s O’coats As Low As $7.95 Eagle $2.00 Shirts .... 97^
Knox Hats $3.95 Munsingwear Underwear 25% off
Good Quality Hats . . . $1.95 All Suits, Best Qualities $11.85 and $14.85
ECONOMY DEPARTMENT
Druid LL Sheeting, Yard Wide 5/
Sweaters, All Kinds up
Winter Underwear 25/ up
Men s Suits, All Wool $4.97 Boys All Wool Overcoats $1.95
Men’s O’coats, All Wool $4.97 Ladies Dresses 49c, 97c & $1.97
Ladies Coats $1.95' $2.95 and $4.95
SHOES SHOES
Don't Stop Until You Get Here for Your Shoes. You
Can Save From a Quarter to a Dollar on Every Pair.
Roth-Stewart Co. All 3 Stores
THURSDAY, DECEMBER