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WiAY TO LIFE: He hath showed
thee. O man, what is good; and wha!
doth the Lord require of thee, bid
to do justly, and to love mercy, and
to walk humbly with thy God?
Micah 6:8.
FELLOWSHIP OF
OWCffIENTEN DEVOTION
The Rev. Gaius Glenn Adkins, D. D.
Coy right 1938
Sponsored by
The Federal Council of the
Churches of Christ in America
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29.
(Read Psalm 47:8-11)
.. THE WORKS OF THE LORD. ..
This Psalm was written in some an
cient time of peace when the singer’#
land was secure and he ascribed the
work of peace to God. There have been
wars enough since but they have not
been the Lord's work. War is the work
of human passion, folloy and wicked-'
ness. Peace is the work of the Lord,
Whatever is peace-loving, peace-pur
suing, peace-making is nearest the
divine. “Blessed are the peacemak
er for they shall be called the sons
of God •”
It is not easy to be a peacemaker;
i' needs wisdom, patience, forbear
ance, endless good-will. So-called
statesmen make war because they are
not wise nor strong nbr good enough
to make peace. The sons of God seek
ipeace and pursue it and peace must
begin in our own spirits. When all
""rod's children have established the
empire of peace in their own minds
and Wills, war will be ended. To do
this is to do thfe work of the Lord.
PRAYER: Grant unto us. Thy chil
dren, Lord of the peace of the eat rh
and the obedient stars, to become
through our love of peace the - sons !
of God. Forgive us the desolation we
have made, forgive us the folly of
our armaments and the passion of
our uneasy Spirits. Make us Thy
fellow-workers for righteous peace
and arm us only with Thy good-will.
In His name Who is the Prince of
Peace. Amen.
TODAY
TODAY’S ANNIVERSARIES
1790—John Tyler, Virginia governor
U. S. Senator vice president, 10th
president, born at Greenway, Va.
Died ait Richmond, Va., Jan 17, 1862.
181Jv Isaac M. Wise, distinguished
Cincinnati Rabbi educator and re
form leader, born in Bohemia. Died,
in Cincinnati, March 26, 1900.
1821 Frank Leslie. New York pub
lb. her, born in EngiKnd. Died in New
York. Jan. 10, 1880. < ,
1826 Wilhelm Liebnect, workl
famed German Socialist leader and I
father of an equally famous one, bom
Died August 6, 1900, i
1831—Amelia E. Barr, noted Ame
rican novelist of her day, bor n in
England. Died in New York, March
10, 1900. i
(1850—Henry White, noted Ameri
can diplomat born in Baltimore. Died
at Lenox, Mass., July 15, 1927.
1869--Matthew B. Sellers, authority
on aeronautics and one of the spon
sors of the NiavaJ Air Service, born,
% in Baltimore. Died near Irvington,*
N. Y., Aipril 5, 1932. , j
TODAY IN HISTORY /
1772—-Emanuel Swedenborg famous
Swedish founder of a Church,, died.. \
1814—Battle of Horseshoe Bend,
Alabama, cited a# on*, in which the
power of the American Indian was
broken. If ; - 1 .
1868—John Guay, said to have been
the last surviving soldier of the Revo
lution, died in Ohio aged 106.
1912—Capita i n Robert F. Scott,
gallant English Arctic explorer, per
ished io an Antarctic blizzard.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS f
Edibu Thomson, famed Lynn, Mass.
electrician and inventor born in Eng
land, 80 years ago.
Dr. Ales Hrdlicka, famed anthropo
logUnt-curotor of the U. S. National
ago. i
~ Chester D. Bugsley noted Peakskill,
museum, born in Bohemia, 64 years
N. Y. Lawyer, and philanthropist,
born there, 46 years' ago.
Mrs. Larz Anderson of Washington
and Brookline Mass, a noted author,
born in Boston, 57 years ago.
Raymond M. Hood, eminent New
York architect born ip. Pawtucket, R.
1., 52 years ago.
Warner Baxter, screen star bom at
Cdlumbus Ohio, 40 years ago.
Dr. George H. Locke, Toronto,
Canada’s eminent librarian, bom 63
years ago.
Dr. H. Spencer Jones new British
Astronomer Royal, born 43 years ago.
TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
A rash, impetuous day in those na
tures which are uneducated or un
trained.* Its children run into dan
ger as heedlessly a$ if there wer e no
such thing; b\A a proper training
miakes them jsiongSminde>d people
who make way in the world by
sheer force of Intellect. The success
ful ones are those who control their
turbulence*, and submit to being
trained In proper methods.
Henderson Merchants Will
Stage “Neighborhood Day”
(Continued from Page One.}
lucky enough to receive one of the
large number of gifts from ,the local
business houses.
It gives The Dispatch great plea
sure in mentioning each merchant
personally who are cooperating in this
event.
Nemar will pay a vist to Leggetts
Department Store go in while blind
folded select a beautiful gift and pre
sent it to some pretty girl In front of
the store The beautiful costume
Madame Nemar will wear on the drive
was purchaserd from Leggetts.
Nemar will stop at Woolard’s Drug
Blor? select a nice gift and present
to, some lady in front of tfte store.
Penney* » Department Store will get
a touch of the psychic when Nemar
goes in their store selects some ar
ticle of merchandise and presents it
to some one in front of the store.
Don't fail to follow the crowd.
Nemar says for gents’ ready to
wear don’t fail to go to Tucker’s a
full line of new Spring Clothing
Stylish and Vp-to-date.
The Nemars will appear in person
on the stage of the Stevenson theatre
with no advance in prices.
Nemar says for good barber work,
courteous and efficient service, visit
Vance's Barber Shop.
Nemar will pay a visit; to Kernels
Drug Store go in select a nice gift,
bring it *out and present it to some
one in front of the store, follow the
crowd to Kerners Drug Store.
Nemar says for all kind of shoe re
pair high class work and the best of
service pay Mitchell’s Shoe Repair
Chop a visit.
Listen Folks Hold your breath and
be.sure to be at the Carolina Power j
Company, where Nemar will visit
‘hem —he will get a carton of Edison
Madza bulbs and present them to
some one in front of the store —fol-
low the crowd to the Carolina Power
and Light Company.
Nemar will visit Parker’s Drug
Store, go in select a beautiful gift
bring it out and present it to some
one in front of the store. Watch the
extra of the Daily Dispatch for route
and be on time.
Nemar will visit The Central Shoe
Ctore go in select a nice gift arid
(hresent it to some lady In front elf
‘he store, it will be good when it
comes from The Centarl Shoe Store.
Nemar will visit Wilkerson Meat
Market go in and select a fine cut
of meat and present it to some one in
front of the market—be there on
time.
H
Nemar will visit Ellington and New
man grocery store go in select a
package of groceries a.nd nresent them
to the sweetest faced-lady in front
of ‘he s*ore.
Nemar says for ‘hose good Crosley
radio’s let ‘he Henderson Book Store
give you a demonstration and be con
vinced.
Nemar says for heavy groceries,
seeds and feeds, don’t fail to visit H.
B. Newman The best prices in town.
Nemar says for a full line of fresh
mea‘s, western and native, visit the
I Sanitary Market.
Oh! Oh! Nemar will visit the Blue
•Ribbon Bakery select a fine cake
bring it out and present it to the
homelest man in front of the 'bakery
. Here me - .
Nemar says when you haVe a head
ache, backache or any kind of ache—
go to any drug store or filling station
in town and ask for No-Ache a trial
package and watch the pain disap
pear.
Nemar will pay a visit to Teiser
Department Store select a fine article
of merchandise And present Jt to
some one in front of the store—fol
low the crowd to Teiser’s.
Nemar says the First National
Bank in Henderson has been declared
sound by the new administration—
and its policy is to be as liberal with
Its customers as the banking laws will
•permit.
The Valet Cleaners has been at the
service of the Nemars and their com
pany while in Henderson— and they
certainly laud their praise for their
unexcelled work in dry cleaning.
Davis Department—will greet Ne
mar when he pays their store a visit
selects a nice' article s os merchandise
and present it to some one In front of
the store, follow the crowd to Davis
Departments Store ‘he old department
r HENDERSON, (N.C.) DAILY DESPATCH, WEDNESDAY 14ARCH H 1931 '
store in Henderson, have been serving
the public since 1875.
Nemar says The Industrial Bank'is
open and has been declared sound arid
are ready to serve the peopled Vance
and adjoining counties. '
Nemar says for one million bar
gains go to Rose’s 5-10 and 25c Store-
Courteous and efficient salesladies to
sene you.
Nemar win. visit Watkins Hard
ware Store go in selct a fine article
from their stock and present it to
serve gentleman in front, of tlie store.
V 7 hat a break for some man. F'-.-
lc-w ‘he crowd to Watkins Hardware.
Nemar says for thoo Goodyear
Tires—Tires that outlast all others.
Don’t fr.it to go to the Henderscn
"Vulcanizing Company and say Good
ye;r. More mile* ,fr dollar
Nemar says the C<‘y Barber f ; hcp
ha-; nine registered barber, and you
don’t have to wait, service with a
smile —Madame Nemar has had her
beauty work done at the City Beauty
Salon while in Henderson4-anu she
says they have the best operators she
has had the pleasure to meet along
-her road of travel —Their waves are
beauitful —their work excellent. Don’t
fail to visit the City Beauty Salon
up-stairs over City Barber Shop.
Nemar says Hayes Ready-to-Wear
has every thing in new Spring styles
—Visit Hayes for your new Spring
out-fit.
Nemar says the Henderson Candy
Kitchen is the most tempting place
to visit, he has ever visited. For light
lunches, sodas, ice cream —they make
fresh Candy daily.
The Nemars starts on their twenty
four hour fast at twelve noon Thurs
day it being necessaiy for them to
first to have their bodies and minds
in perfect tune to .do their famous
■'exhibition- -While they* ’sh e ofr their
fast they will sustain solely on Nehi
drinking one bottle each every two
hours —They claim Nehi is not only
u beverage but has a wondeful food
value—Di ink Nehi for health, body
and mind.
The Hardee Ambulance Service will
take care of Nemar after the drive
when he collapse.
Nemar says for ladies exclusive
ready-to-wear and a beautiful assort
ment of Spring Coats, don’t fail to
visit Arlene Ready Wear.
The Nemars use exclusively That
Good Gulf gas. They claim more miles
more power, more pep and quicker
Supreme motor oils for
smoother performance—and added life
to your motor. ...
Nemar will pay a visit to Biller’s
Department. Store go in select,an ar
ticle of merchandise and present it
to some one in front of the store
iDon’t fall to follow the crowd to Bil
ler’s Department Store.
Nemar will visit Miles Drug Store
go in while blindfolded select a
|beautiful gift and present it t© some
one in front of the store. Don’t fail
to be there.
Nemar says Aulbert Service Station
has one of the finest equipped repair
BMBUII crosley
ume and distance-getting ability,'
* It incorporates outstanding feat
ures s c h as .Mfemual Stati . 3or - I
Preselector, Pentode Output, Man
ual Audio Level Control, Illumi
nated Hairline Shadow dial with
gp% jS a a A Complete
9j9«99 Tax Paid
Henderson
Book Co.
PrncslA Ww also have many good bargains
vro ey - n use< j m( jios for $1 down and $1
Twelve Lowboy per week.
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, NEMAR RECOMMENDS I
Aulbert j
Service Station I
► For all kinds of automobile repairs to V
any make of car.
Experts in brake adjusting, testing >and
► drum grinding. 1
\ Let us give your car a good overhauling i
for spring. f < , ,
• Aulbert Service Station j
, W. R. Aulbert, Prop. Phone 193 i
departments in the Carolinas. They
specialize in break adjusting and
drum trueing.
Nemar will visit W. D. Massee, dry
goods and ladies read-to-wear and
present some one in the crowd a beau
tiful present be at Massee’s on time.
YOUMPLEEND
ALL-DAY GATHERING
Banquet In Evening Final
Event of Conference
Held at Church
A banquet at 7 o’clock in the even
ing was the final event of ‘he all-day
Vance County Young People’s Confer
ence held here yesterday in the First
Presbyterian church. It was under the
auspices of the North Carolina Sun
day School Association, and three ses
sions were had, morning, afternoon
and evening. The general, theme of
the conference was: “Achieving a
Christian Society.”
Miss Betsy Cooper presided over the
afternoon session, during which time
there were talks by Ellard Yow, Miss
Mary Frances Gerringer, Miss Ger
trude Allen, Miss Daisy Magee, of the
Sunday senool association; Mrs. D. E.
Earnhardt, Rev. Shuford Peeler, su
perintendent of the Sunday school as
sociation; Prof- W. D. Payne and Rev.
W. C. Cumming. Rev. L. B Reavis leu
the singing, and a solo was given by
Miss Mary Betty Dunkley
At the banquet, Herbert Crawford
was toastmaster. Miss Maxine Taylor
gave the invocation, and Miss Magee
was in charge of the fun and fellow
ship period. A violin duet was given,
by Miss Ruth Allen and Archibald
Yow, Miss Josephine Mills gave a
reading and a solo was given by
James Mills- The principal address
•was Rev. I. W. Hughes on the sub
ject, ""Sowing and Reaping.” The clos-*
ing prayer was by Rev. C. H. Kelley.
More than 100 attended the confer
ence, the first of the kind held here,
and it was considered by the leaders
to have been a decided success-
Spring Valley News
By MISS MABEL NELSON.
Miss Sadie B. Parham, a student at
Chowan College. Murfreesboro is !
spending sometime with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pgrham.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Spring Volley M P. church met Sun
day night at 7:30 o’clock with Miss
7_.ucille Basket in charge of the pro
gram.
Preaching seiwices be held at
Spring Valley M. P. church. Sunday
•night, at 7:30 o’clock with the pastor*,
Rev. W. Braxton in charge- The
publid is cordially invited.to attend.
Mrs. W. H. Nelson and son, Ottis,
visited Mrs- Nelson’s daughter, Mrs.
C. M. Green Sunday.
Miss Betsy Harris spent Saturday
night with Miss Sadie B. Parham.
Sunday school was held at Spring
Valley M- P. church Sunday morning
at ll o’clock with the*superintendent
C. B. Baskett in charge.
Ottis Nelson spent -.last Sunday in.
Norlina as the guest qf friends.
The White Collar Man’s Burden!
Political Advertising
FOR MAYOR.
I hereby announce my candidacy to
succeed myself for the office of mayor
of the city of Henderson. I am indeed
grateful to the citizens for their past
favors and I assure you that I will
greatly appreciate your support and
vote for me in the municipal election
to be held May 2, 1933.
Cordially yours,
IRVINE B. WATKINS.
Nemar requests us
to take care of him
during his blindfold
drive Friday.
#
Asa A. Hardee
Ambulance Service—
Day Phone 138 % v
Night Phone 126
Nemar Says
Buy Your
Heavy
Groceries
Feeds and
Seeds
From Our Complete
Fresh Stocks
Always Ready To
Serve You At
Lowest
Cash 1
Prices
New shipment Maine
grown cobbler seed
potatoes
H B
NEWMAN
Feeds and Seeds
_ ■ ~'k jji £? •; 4*,.
NEMAR SAYS
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Drink NEHI
t* " .- M & ffli«■ ', ' . $,
'EnieKFruit OrEftge
Rums Dry Ginger Ale
NEHI Chocolate
Pure, clean and healthful. Bottled in our
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sanitary plant.
.
Lane NEHI Bottling Co.
S* J, Lane, Mgr.
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Henderson, N. C.
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I Saturday, April I 1
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I J. E. HAMLETT [
I ' Sheriff of Vance County I