Henderson daily dispatch., March 29, 1933, Image 8

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ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL PRESS SERVICE
juto Sen here
Thief Probably Got More
Than He Bargained for
Monday Night
Thieves steal automobiles for va
rious reasons —sometimes to get some
where and again to loot what they
find in the machine. But one was
stolen here Monday evening when the
theif probably got more than he bar
gained for. It contained a box of
Nemar Says Use:
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Prescription Druggist
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\ and give away a gift.
\ 3%-PENALTY—3% I
I ON CITY TAXES
I After Saturday, April 1 I
Prompt payment of your taxes now will save you money. 1
Sheet assessments are also due and must -be paid.
Call phone 203 for information )
I S, B. BURWELL,
City Clerk and Tax Collector
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IWe Have What You Need!! I
-In Hardware I
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Screen doors Io r New type poultry ! Hoes, rakes,
every need at low wire—All kinds. spades, forks,
prices. * 9
r . * Galvanized buckets Flower tools
b i*hing poles 5c ea. —best quality as ,
10 ft. to 16 ft. low a , 14c each ■
Plow points, single : - ■
and double f |
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_/% I Pyrex ware —a
.()IV Screen wire, 15c the new Pyrex
per yard and up— prices
M All widths in stock
ew baby chick —Wire to suit your 12 yard plow lines.
Wlre need 19c each I
Complete Stocks Garden Plows I
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INCORPORATED
Phone 46 Henderron, N. C.
Its A D Will stop at our store and present some
one with a present. _ I
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poisonous snakes.
A showman who usually spends his
winters in Florida stopped here en
route to his home in New Jersey.
While he was eating at a restaurant,
some one hied away with his car.
Tied onto the rear was the box of
snakes. In it were rattlers, mocaslns
and other reptiles of a highly veno
mous breed. The name of the owner
was not readily learned, but Chief of
Police J. H- Langston said the man
told him the thief might have been
in deadly danger if he lifted the lid
to the box and was bored by the fangs
of one or more of the snakes.
No trace of the thief nor the car
had been found today, despite efforts
of the authorities, and the owner was
planning to continue on to his home
In the North by other means of trans
. porta t ion.
JUNIORS’ CONTEST
CLOSES TOMORROW
Winner 1« Doubt In Membership
Campaign Conducted by Ray
mond B. Crabtree Council
The membership campaign which
has been in progress in Raymond B.
Crabtree Council of the Junior order
comes to a close tomorrow evening,
and Hugh A. Jordan and Pi. O. Falk
ncr, captains of the opposing teams,
are urging all their workers to be on
hand for the occasion.
The Granville council of Oxford is
to bring Ps degree team here tp
initiate candidates who will be re
ceived into membership, and will also
bring some candidates of their own.
All candidates who' have n6< yet had
the degrees are .urged to be on hand
tomorrow night, as it .iA the final
meeting of the order’s fiscal year, and
it is desired to enroll all prospects
before the end of the year.
The entire 16 councils of <he 20th
of wHieh (Hgnderson /is a
part, are conducting membership cam
paigns, it is stated, and many new
members have been added. One, new
council has recently been organized in
the district, it being the John Graham
Council, Np. 164, at WJarrenton, with
55 members. 1 *
Bismtfah
TSSliet
Choir Loft, Pulpit and Seats
Built and Hall Is Now >
Complete
BEGINS NEXT SUNDAY
More Than 3,000 Persona Will Be Act
conimodated; Rev. H. C. Cavl.
ness To Dw Preaching
During the Revival
Construction work to fit the Big
Henderson Warehouse for the city
wide union revival meeting beginning
in this city next Sunday, lias been
completed, -and every thing is now in
readiness there for the start of the
services, it was announced today by
Clyde L. Finch, who has supervised
and bee:, in charge of the building
of the seats and the stands.
The choir loft alone has accom
modations for 250 singers, aside from
the speaker’s rostrum immediately in
fro|j,i and a p3trt of it. Scats have been
provided in the' warehouse for 3.000
persons, including a section that will
be reserved for the colored people. The
seats have been built in arena style
in a semi-circle formation. The house
will be well lighted for the occasion,
it is stated-
While a number of men have given
their cooperation in actual manual
labor and in a supervisory capacity,
much of the actual construction 1 has
been dope with the use of relief labor
paid for by Federal relief funds.
The first service is .to be held in
the warehouse next Sunday afternoon
at either 3 or 3:30 o’clock. Definite
! announcement ol the hour will be
made ni the churches Sunday morn
ing. The churches cooperating will
hold their services jointly in the ware
house Sunday evening and the regular
schedule of meetings will be followed
thereafter.
Rev. H. C, Caviness, of Portsmouth,
Va„ a minister of the Christian-Con
gregational Church, will do the preach
ing and conduct the meeting-
The cjioir loft and the pulpit have
been erected on the south side of the
warehouse facing toward Montgomery
street, opposite the entrances.
It was stated today that 3,700 feet
of the lumber that went ino the con
struction work inside the warehouse
had been furnished by R. J. Corbitt,
aud such lumber as was paid for was
obtained at reduced prices.
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Around Town
Judgment Is Suspended.—The only
case tried in police court today! was
that of R. E. Faris. charged with be
ing drunk- - He pleaded guilty, and
judgment was suspended on payment
ol the costs.
11 NOT R AITCOIN
Thoruogh Inspection Fails to
Convince Wester On
~ , Trip To West
The Unidentified body of a man held
at Roger'sville, Tenm, was not that of
R. S. McCoin, Henderson attorney
and business man missing from his
home here since last December 22. Al.
B. Wester, business associate of Mc-
Coin’s for more than 20 years, went
to the Tennessee town yesterday to
inspect the body, and telephoned back
last night that he had made a thro
ugh inspection of the body and it was
certainly not that of the missing Hen
derson man-
The body was discovered there ear
ly in the year, shortly after the search
for McCoin was at height. It was
held for three weeks, and advices were
sent here that it had been found. But
written descriptions were not suf
ficiently convincing to warrant a trip
there to see it. Within the past few
weeks pictures of McCoin in Pythian
1 alid Masonic journals of nationwide
circulation were seen at Rogersvilie,
and then photographs of the body
found there were forwarded here.
Wester’s trip was the result of these
photographs being received in this
city. The body was exhumed yester
day and was held for Wester’s in
spection on his arrival at the 'Ten
nessee town late yesterday. He was
cn route back to his home here today,
Whil emany people at the time the
local business man disappeared
thought he had been killed, the popu
lar notion here now is that he is alive
somewhere, and that business dif
ficulties drove him away. His com
pany, the Henderson Loan and Real
Estate Company, which he founded
£5 years ago, has been ordered into
receivership since he disappeared- He
was a member of the Niorth Carolina
State Advisory Budget Commission
at the time he left here. He went
away ostensibly for a trip to his farm
at DeWitt, Va., and to Richmond, and
dropped out of sight in Richmond. Ht§
automobile was later found parked in
a Columbus, Ohio, garage, as was
stated in an anonymous letter mailed
from Chicago to Chief Justice Walter
P. Stacy of the State Supreme Court.
The automobile was later brought
back heiJe. ; • : ;
CHI FESTIVAL AT
RALEIGIJWCTipDAY
First Baptist Church Choir
Invited To Sitvg With
!> 37 Others 5 ■!
Tbfe choir of the yinst t baptist
church of this city , will, be among
thos’d to participate in the choir fes
tival to be held in Raleigh on Wed
nesday of next- week, April 5. The fes
tival will be in the city auditorium,
and the public will be invited to the
gathering.
Thirty-eight choirs from all parts
of the State have been selected to
supply the 500 voices to take part in
the program. 'The selection of the
choirs was made by a group of judges
an dinvitations were unsolicited, it
was said.
Those who knoW the First Baptist
choir here have voiced gratification
that it has been chosen as one of
those to take part in the music fas
ti val- Miss Dorothy Jones is the or
ganist and choir leader.
The festival is to open with a din
ner at the Sir Walter hotel, and the I
mass singing of the hymns and an-1
thems will follow at the auditorium.
The following numbers will be used:
Hymns.
“O Come All Ye Faithful.”
"Love Divine All Love Excelling.”
‘‘Come Thou Almighty King.”
“Lead On Thou King Eternal.”
Anthems.
“Send Out Thy Light,” by Gounod
“l Waited For The Lord,” by Men
delssohn.
“Hark, Hark My Soul,” by Shelley.
Hymns.
“A Mighty Fortress Is Our God.”
“Fairest Lord Jesus.”
“O God, Our Help In Ages Past.”
“All Hail The Power of Jesus
Name.”
Anthems.
‘TThe i BJadlant Morn Has Passed
Away,” by Woodward.
“Sanctus, St. Cecelia Mass,” by
i Gounod. .
“Fear Not, O Israel,” by Spicker.
‘ Hallelujah Chorus,” by Handel.
Call Off Prayer
Service Thursday
Thy cottage prayer service which
wtas to have been held' wtitih Mrs. J.
B. Ellington on Highland avenue
Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock
lhais been called off, it was learned
todays' A Joint prayer meeting will
be had in the home |of Mrs E. G.
t Fin oh. on Andrews avenue at this
f. time and all those who toad planned
[ to attend the meeting ait MJrs. Blr
lingiton’s are urged to attend the
meeting with Airs. Finch, i
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Joseph C!aw*thorn of Oaflifomla, a
I noted actor of a generation ago, born
in New York 64 years ago.
II AL.B. WESTER
j Insurance Rentals
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Easy Terms, SIO.OO down—24 months to pay.
I Carolina Power & Light Co.
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V 9& Will stop at our office and present some
I JElb one witha present.
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TIRE PRICES H/l
REDUCED APPROXIMATELY
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WEDNESDAY MARCH 29/1933