Henderson daily dispatch., December 16, 1932, Image 8

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ASSOCIATED AND) CENTRAL PRESS SERVICE
Mrs. J. C. Mann Leading
In Initial Tabulations
For Popularity Contest
Mrs. M. L. Wood Second and Mrs. J. H. Hinton Third;
Returns Cover Only Day and Half of Voting Period;
Balloting Just Now Getting Under Way
Mt> J 0* Mann i- the leaner in the
first tabulation of votes cast in the
Merchants Popularity Contest, while
Mrs M L VVoou Is second and Mrs.
J. H Hinton conies third with Miss
Caro!.lie Mil*' taking the fourth
place in the race.
When tht< tabulation was made at
} o'clock TltUtsduv if tel noon, Decem
ber la. the voting had only hern in
progress ha* on»- in! n half *lays.
Therefore. too much unj«>rtance
should not he .''.ached to the results
of this firs’ iaou.iton
she name- .d 1 < cai:oidat**s thus
far entered :i i tin* number ot vo’es
tluv have lecc.ie*. «s as ..alows
popularity Standing
IVce”N*r l.\ I9IW.
Mrs .J C Gardner b*”d
Mrs. W C St*.iit.a.k li*oo
Mis .1 H Hi. ton !•"'»
Mrs. .1 C Mann 3175
Miss Carotnn* Mile.-. IPKI
Mr-* C. IV Al>n . . 1000
Mrs. M L Wo.si -H7a
Mrs I. V Hullo k 10W*
Mrs .1 M Peace i'C;*
Mi.*** Lizzie l-owi- l2di>
Mi.- C H Gilliland It KM
Miss Anna Mac Cu’.'ey M3a
Mis D. L. Krainov 137a
Mrs U C Piaa. 1«5
l|i - J- M Riw'.iru .... l"'a
Mrs Stan lev 1"25
BTss Ruth Buchan 102 1
Mi.- Mari--n Gaiictt . 1070
Mi-- Cainlx n Watkins 1•-
Ms W F. Wil.-ot; l'Ssi
The voting hr* .*;••: started an*’ v. n >
k ,>v/s who will he the leading «• >a .
dale when 'he next tabulation i- pu.>-
lb bed m *h«* Daily Dispatch :• •-
Tin*-dav afternoon It's going ‘ » he a
tr’t'e of ttie ballot.- and like ;*!i other
i.lc' tions. i* going ’ i take votes tc*
W* i:
Remember it d..a‘t n.-t anything
f* . a per.-on to enter and becom a
c; n .ida’e. It the only way one can
get in line for winning one of the love
iy Colonial chit.a set- At the close cf
'i*is contest five ets of china ai rt
Ing to be given to the five highest
candidates in each division, making
a total of ten sets m all. If you ;»'•«■»
Si IN HENDERSON”
CHANTS POPULARITY CONTEST
VALUABLE PRIZES FREE-10
ttest Prizes And How They Will Be Awarded Purple of Thi. Election
r F,RST DIVISION SECOND DIVISION - -
>uneif or . frwnd. lu-dci- C.'ii, »t II I c r« 11, n,|,-,v„n (All Territory OuldW" of liei.der*m ' * "’T: knOW Ul » t * » « riJl
, ,„„h and with Township. . To.vnship) ™ Z. " UU “ r
*l.rartp..»,r.»W«> FI UST l-IUZK -- A lIMI pi,.-.. FIRST 1-IfIZK - A 100-pucc ahonld boa, »»t at homo »i«h home meru-nn..
give ballots. Ask fur your bab l/oltiiiial Oiitwi Dinner S*-t. S,, <- This Election fes to create friendly rivalry between the candid**** ho that «h.-> will
, Kerncrs's Drug Store. l*arker‘» ''M < I > l’Ri/1 C - A Ulpil•«••• I ERIZE A U4-piet*e I Insist that all their frigid* and acquaintances buy everytHin* possible in IIINMIK (
ast within flvo duys after being ('<>loni;il China J>imnT Set. ( oloniill t luim Dinner Set. SON—and pay their bills promptly to HENDERSON business houses
I IIIRD PRIZE A l‘J Jiiere IJIIRD I’RI/E A 4«!-{>it'(*i*
•oloniiiM’lnua I linnet* Sot. ('oloniill China Dinner Set. Ii co«te the candidates nothing to enter this Election and It will them ....tiinu g
andidate* will be announced in KOI UTII PRIZE - V 32-Picce KOERTII PRIZE A 32-Piece to win one of these attractive prize*. AU the candidate* have u, do is ..II Ho.r
~ . • , • .. , friends, relative*, etc., to buv in ffFVmpnuiov .
Loloitiul (.liuni Set. I oloniill t lima Set. •' HhNuERSON from the jtarticipating merchants
ehruary 15, 11)33. KIKTIi PRIZE - A 25-Pieeit EIFTII PRIZE A 25-Pieee —and ask for Ballote with all purchases and payment* on aewunt.
Colonial China Set. Colonial China Set. -
>WING FIRMS ARE GIVING BALLOTS WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES AND PAYMENTS ON ACCOUNT |
Main Street Fruit Store Misses Mattie & Lucy Hayes White Front Grocery
All kinds of Fruits and Vegetables • | m ▼ , • I+dto*' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery Groceries- Fruits Vegetables
May-Smith Cleaning Co. pCCI& Roth-Stewart Clothing Co. Hughes Furniture Co. |
Expert Dry Cleaning-Phone 237 McfCllft Mens Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings Mrs Olive Hughes Prop. Everything in »<n. g
Biller’s . Roth-Stewart Clothing Co. Green Gables Service Station
Complete Outfitters for the family AU merchants desiring to have their Ladies' Ready-To-W’ear Carnett A Granite Sts., Texaco Prodiu’-
_ - firm listed on this page and secure bal- —— Lubrication a Specialty
Henderson Furniture Co. ,ots t 0 « Ive “* ir custo “ eni E. G. Davis & Sons Co. “
Wc furnj&h JU**. toSJlto W.‘ Dry Good, and N„ tte .„ BndgerS—The Florist
Triser’s Dept. Store P»t<* Office. Kerner Drug Company I>hon « **>—D«y or n»m
Everything to wear for the entire family Prescription Druggist—phone 112 o x F j r*
Page-Hocutt Drug Co. w - u • Mallee Watkin# Hardware Co. __ Fresh Prultfi and Ve « et “ b ** ~i m -m-
Prescriptions Our Specialty-Phones 403-404 Dry Goods, Millinery. Ladies’ Ready-To-Wear Hardware and Building Materials— Phone 46 Vala4 n "r
— ■ — ▼ aiei Cleaning Co.
Geo. A. Rose Son’s Co. Wester’s Wartman’* Pharmacy _ ■» Cl I
Everything in Men’s Wear Fvervthiuc In Groceries and Fresh Meats rescriptions and Sundries—Phon e 800 L«UOaH'. I
—a ph mmSil -
Henderson Book Co. Dorsey Drug Company D ’ c "‘ l< l j
"Tout om s»«y Baker’s Shoe Repair Comp ' ete Ltw ot w Tucker Clothing Co. {
Milady Beauty Shoppe «». M "ket 1
**To Make Your Lovelluess Lovelier* 1 We Feed-the Family —Phone 346 "A‘ Quality Stor e At M<-deratt- T:
; not a candidate you .should become
one at once and get in the race for
j one of the china sets. All you have to
I do is spend ydur money with the mer
chants in this contest and call for
1 ymir hi;Hots. Ballots are given with
, cash purchases and payments on ac
count. If the concerns you arc doing
business with are not giving ballots,
ask them l.* join the Merchants Poptfe
lardy Contest. This contest is being
conducted for all the merchants of
, Henderson to create more cash buy
ing at home, and more pavements on
account.
The nomination ballot published In
tvciy issue of the Daily Dispatch is
good for 1000 votes. Bo sure to clip
it now and nominate yourself or a
i ft lend. Then cu> alt of y.nir buying
i in Henderson and pet your friends to
i buy here. Ask for ballots with every
, purchase and payment on account.
Candidates will find ballot boxes at
i Kerner Drug Co.. Parker’s Drug
, Store and Miles Pharmacy.
STORES TO BEGIN
i OPENINGS EVENINGS
)
Majority To Start Next
Tuesday Night, Some
Few Before Then
. In preparation for the accommo
dation of Christmas shoppers, most
of the stores of the city will begin
staying open evenings on next Tues
day night, alhoutgh several will be
► open from tonight on, it was stated
today by J. M. Batson, secretary of
* the Henderson Merchants Association
The practice of keeping open nights
has been followed by the merchants
> for many years, and the belief is that
3&nlU?ra£attßafl^Btßjratrij
t
ba & a j 1 v ../
Chaiitable organizations and in
dividuals are working to the end that
there may be no scenes like this in
the four extra nights next week will'
he sufficient to take care of the needs j
of shoppers, in addition to the re
gular hours.
Bonds Approved by.
Commissioners At
Meeting Thursday
At a me ling Tin.tsday for the con
sideration of rou* l m finamval mil
ters the Vance 4rr I of County Com
missioners accepted the bo nis of j
Sheriff J. E Harriett and Constable [
Herman Davis of Townsville town
ship. There arc others to be accepted,
but which have not yet been received *
The boaid also decided to continue |
the practice ns at present of having j
the sheriff make daily deposits of |
his collections, and required that they!
be apportioned to the various funds
at least twice a month.
; MRS. J. T. WRENN IS
BURIED ON SUNDAY
Died On Friday In Oxford Hospital
Following Illness of About,
Three Weeks
By MRS. B. A. SC OTT.
Funeral services were held last Sun
day afternoon for Mrs. J. T. Wfrenn
who died in Rrantwood hospital fol
lowing an illness of about three
vvieks. The services were held in
Rehobeth M. P. church, and were con
ducted by Rev. C. L. Spencer, pastor,
assisted by Rev. Mr. Fields and Rev.
| E. G. Usury, both of Oxford.
Mrs, Wrenn was known bv her
many friends as a loyal friend and
neighbor. She was always faithful to
j the church and was a faithful mem
| ber of the Rehobeth M. P. Missionary
I Auxiliary.
I The community and church indeed
! lost a good member when Mrs. Wrenn
passed away.
i She is survived by her husband. J.
Henderson on Christmas morning.
Rut the time is short and those who
would have the joy of a hand in this
work are urged to act at once.
T. Wrenn and the following children:
Frank. I.ucy Alma and Melvin Dor
sey, also Mrs. Gilbert Capps. The fol
lowing brothers and sisters survive,
Messrs. Elbert and Earnest Newton,
Miss Eula Mae Newton, Mrs. John
Dean, ail of the Rehobeth community.
Harvey Newton. Leo Newton of Rocky
Mount. Mrs. A. 1,. Vandyke of Kit
trell and Mrs. Willie Gilliam of Hes
ter.
Interment was in Rehobeth com
munity.
County Teachers’
Meet Postponed
The Vance countywide teachers’
meeting that was to have been held
tomorrow. Saturday, at the Hender
son high school, has been postponed,
it was announced today from the
county superintendent’s office, until
Saturday. January 7. This is the re
gular monthly meeting of all the
teachers in the white schools of the
count^.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER K),
Four More Opportunities
For Christmas Announced I
Lion* Club Take* Two But Docs Not Designate U/k *
Entire Group Is Offered Again to Public With
quest That Provision Be Made
Four more Christmas opportunities ,
were offered today to the public of |
Henderson in audition to the five in j
the first batch published Thursday. J
The Lions club offered to take two !
cases, but has not designated which \
two it would provide for, and ho the’
entire list of nine is reproduced to- j
day.
The list.- are furnished by Captain !
Guy Hepler, of the Salvation Army. I
and those desiring to provide for one |
or more of the canes are asked to j
notify him. either in person or by;
'telephoning his residence on North j
Garnett street. !
There will be others in addition to
those that are now offered, aerd It is ;
hoped that those already listed can;
be provided for by tomorrow.
The full nine cases are described as
follows:
NUMBER ONE.
The mother of this family has been
sick for nonietime. the father works ,
when possible, but makes very little. ;
in this family one will find five bright
children, ages girl 15. boys 6 and 11.
girl 4, and baby 2 the greater needs i
are food and clothing.
NUMBER TWO.
The mother works in mill but finds '
it impossible to feed and cloth her |
husband and four children, ages 16
14, 9 and 6 all are boys. |
NUMBER THREE.
The father is a carpenter, but finds
little work to do. the mother who is .
confined in bed has been to the hos-!
pital twice since last June is very
bright and cheerful. The children both
are in school, the boy is 12. and the
girl 10.
NUMBER FOUR.
The mother and father of this fa
i mily works when they are able to do j
j so. the father says. 'But with coal and |
I winter clothing to buy I find it hard j
! to get through.’ Ills mother lives-with I
i him, and there are three children. |
boys 2 and 3. girl 5, thus family needs j
clothing and food.
NUMBER FIVE.
The mother lives alone with her five
children working as much as possible.
Christmas is looking very dark to her.
and her children. Their ages are girls
13, 7, boys 11. 9 and 5.
NUMBER SIX.
* Widow, living with her two ehil-
dren: Ini (»•*■ d i, , (i i H
h.-r for f 0.,, v.„ i( \
th en and bn . if ~
bc>t way p., ,|, l# . .‘,] t _ , ,
! is 3 the oth*-i *<
NUMBER ne\ EN
Father woik- hu* I)i; ,T
| tie to support him,. ,r 9
| three children. In i•,> . (1 ,
j are two boy-*, f, - t
I 8; f*rsi and e| o u,i„ k - , ,
1 much.
NUMBER nisi-
Hu band tii.*- o, vims; ,
his Iwo iinall ehiHtci.
* alone. •' ' tb* wti ; u< •
1 14 ami the kiil i i*j f ■
! ing are needed
NUMBER EH. 11 I ■
Husband has b<-ej ~; i; ,
mouths, and wnh Ct.* •?,„
on. he see- v*-: y tini,
ehecry gifts for h - .. .
1 Their ag-’s are. i*.
3 and baby 1 F.xml and < •••.
ed.
Post Office Will I
Add Extra Help n
Extras Arc Neul J
If extra h Ip is d •
the Christmas m-h at in, n.
post office, that help vv:
! cd. as fund.- are availabl. f
i jaise. it was -laU-.i ’ml iv
I n astei C P. VVi • .id. H.
ever, that tie re \ . ».■ .
service men on the waitn.-
take care of oil the nei-d f *i,
was no larger than 10-i (’} >
* and he does nol believe it w.
least there is no indie*:.
! time that such will tie tb. <
j Christmas is only little mu
week off
COUGHS
Don't let them get a Mran*:i*- It i .
germs quickly. Creomul-i<n * ••mi<:i.-
best helps known to modem-i • •“ - .
ful but harmless. Pleasant to t. ike. '
ics. Your druggist will refundi
any cough or cold no matter lim. Ic
ing is not relieved by Crcomul-i* n.