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PAGE TWO
ETTA KETT Gone But Not Forgotten By PAUL ROBINSON
Its IK* Ll 7 /’/ I ( ZrrA t r 5 I cami wait to s?e ETTA-cows) (ths Hows* vs ewers •cau{< I
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Wthe real treat hukry up.‘co*e gown L milus.min- YOO'U. CjO l KNOW fSjpgK
BIQ SISTER It Goes Double { By LES FORQRAVE
50Qe,>JE \ me Told VOO HE’S a PRETTY <3v<s fallow ,t wear.. 1
CAUGHT A MICE AQCGTOL.D SLiCKER., I'VE BEEN TO UAY OEP
lot of fish \ the b \g> some oat ahd v\ave.
SOT VNE OIDN'T I Ht? I'VE HEARD OF ATRV FOR HIM
catch that \ that fish but / clem ea\d\. — 7 myselp.t*^
ftIG ONE CLEM MEVE.R.' VJ6 SEEN / HE*O HELP OE \ —^
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VJE L-L-/F VOO CAM CATCH HVSA V^SSVR., CUELNiVS A FVHE.OL.ES PtLLOvV.
THAT'S ALL ILL A*sV<, . GLtV KNOVIS AMO I'NA GLAD VOO BOV? V-VVCE HVMS.
Where we hides out and \f he lakes you boys too.else
ahybody can HE 'yoo'p never get a <^T
VOO CATCH HINA Xoueni < ° u ° . CLENA'S YOUR.
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SCOTT’S* SCRAPBOOK * - 4- ? B/R.J. Scott ;
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LIFETIME MUST a MASAI WOMAM
detach The rings from inserted in t^em
HER EAR- LOBES - 19s8 by Central Fr«w Ai»oci#tlvb, inc.. 1“ “?
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HENDERSON, (N. C.,) DAILY DISPATCH SATURDAY, JANUARY 7,193 S 1
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THE OLD HOME TOWN s ntomc * By STANLEY
THE alcohol IP i-t-<- piv
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HOW COME'rtoUE- CONDITION, IF ) ' ’ 1 -'| .
Footprints on | THEisg wasnt J v vW
THE VJAY OVER X SNOW ON THE ' •'/V Oyfry ___-rasn Vlu
WERE PRETTY k GROUND YoU rLf f, _L |A>-sgg
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OKRA BEEZER AWDADWT SARAH
PEABODY IWA >
Zl&Hl&Y ; DEBATE -TODAY AT TH.E
CORNIER OF AHD MULBERRY STS.
(£)'9aa use w- sTjAKt-gy ceNTpAL. psess < -7 - 33
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Hollywood is interested in the at
tentions that Johnny Weissmuller,
noted swimmer and now a film
actor, has been paying to Lupe
Velez, lexica* screen star. The
cfNU&te is shown dancing at a lead
ing. hotel in Agua Caliente, which
has been frequented hy a number
of the film celebrities during the
Christmas holidays.
Ehriwsjhaus StiU
Weak By Illness
{Continued from Page One.)
ugh hhh that only my deter mTnation
to go through with it kept me go
ing,” he said today.
Yesterday Governor Ehringhaus
ma A? hP effort to transact any of
ficial business, although he was \ n
his office for several hours greeting
callers Aga.i» tp.d.ay he is continuing
to, take things more easily and re
fusing to consider or tyscuss any
matters of reel importance, in an ef
fort tp, regain his strength. He has
had many callers, but he is asking
that their calls be as brief as pos
sible. Although feeling much more
rested than yesterday, Governor
Ehringhaus readily admits that he
still feels a bit wobbly both from his
, stay in the hospital and from the
strain incident to the many events
of his inauguration.
“I feel muen encouraged, however
over the fact that my physicians have
! assured me that the basic trouble has
b.een cleared up and that I am not
likely to suffer another attack, at
least not fpr a long time,” Governor
Ehringhaus said. “So I am confident
| that by taking things quietly for a
| few days novy I will be fully recup
! erated and ready to go ahead with
, my many new duties.”
Governor Ehringhaus was in a hos
pital in Norfolk for about two weeks
; undergoing treatment for kidney
1 stones. This treatment is admittedly
sever and left hini in a rather weak
ened condition.
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Wife Preservers
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plant”, add a fe.v drops 0 f your
favuite perfume to the plant. It
will then smell. a« well took
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FOE RENT—2 NICELY EURNISH
ed front rooms, steam heat, water,
lights and phone. Phcn e 425, 523
S. William St. 6-2 ti.
HANG DECORATED NOVELTIES
. attractively priced. Make delight
ful giffts and prizes. The Fireside
gift Studio. Oxford Road. 7-10-19-21
DON’T FORGET TO CALL~FOR
your Merchant Popularity ballot’,
when making cash purchases and
payments on accounts. 5-sti.
THOROUGH BRED CHINCHILLA
rabbits fo,r sale. Young and old.
From registered stock, very reason
able. Charles B. Brinkley, 227
Charles Street. 6-2 ti.
FOR RENT—'SMALL APARTMENT,
nicely furnished, steam heat, very
suitable for couple, rent reasonable,
garage, 141 Young Avenue. Phone
672-W. 7-lti.
COAL;/ GOOD COAL—LET US FILL
up you,r b ua, now while it is cheap,
it will be higher after weather gets
cold We have'a rail stock ready
for you at right price.. Quality
and weight guaranteed. Phone 15s.
Hight’s Coal and Wood Yard.
19-eod ts.
DON’T FORGET TO CALL FOR
your Popularity bal
lots when making cash purchases
and payments on accounts. 5-sti.
FOR SALE—COAL $6.50 PER TON,
call 38, 196 or 268. R. J. Corbitt,
t 4-ts.
FOR RENT—B ROOM HOUSE 912
Chestnut Street half block from
West End School. Also apartments
for rent in the Stonewall. Apply
Eric G. Flannagan. T-T.S. ts.
DON’T FORGET TO CALL FOR
your Merchants’ Popularity ballots
when making cash purchases and
payments on accounts. 5-sti.
.TOBACCO FARMERS USE OLD
newspapers to store your cured to
bacco on. Get them at the DaUy
Dispatch olfice for IGe per bundle
Everyone must have a trade-why not
nake yours PRINTING' The Printing
Industry offers exceptional wages. In
struction available, Monotype, keyboard
and caster, LjLnofype, Hand composition
and Presswork on modern presses. For
hUI information write the B< UHER>
3C*K>OJU Ob’ PRINTING at 161* l«
4ontb St., Nashville. Tena.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administrator
of the Estate of Mrs. Mary E. Hick’,
deceased, late of Vance County, North
Carolina this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Henderson on or be
fore tho 7th day of January, 1934, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make imme
diate payment. ;
This 7th day of January, 1933.
BENJAMIN H. HICKS,
Administrator C. T. A. of the
Estate of Mrs. Mary E. Hicks
JAMES C. COOPER
§' \ t * insurance s %
PHOHZ
hendepsonnc

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