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in windmill planes in his pocket,
Juan De La Cierva, Spanish aviator
and inventor of the autogyro, is
pictured as he arrived at New York
on* the liner Paris, Cierva believes
he has found the secret of addins
speed to the craft.
Wife Preserver
Pin or snap dress shields’ to
straps of slip instead of placing
them within the dress. It saves s
lot of time and trouble.
’john'pitts here
ON A BRIEF VISIT
John H. Pitts, formerly man* 1
the local office of t he Carolina ?/
phone and Telegraph Companv
a visitor to the nity yesterday
day. He went from here to///
vUle as manager of the comm/'*'
exchange there, hut more St?
has been transferred t 0 Greenvilff Y
manager. Mr. Pitts was a vis/ 35
the Kiwanis club last night u °
a former president- of the club. 8 ‘ S
Around Town
Defendant Discharged. - L
Harris- was tried in recorder’s con
today on a charge of trespass J,
was discharged. Several other ’ ca “
were called, but on account of t h
absence of w.tnesses, were coutim/
until a later date. u ‘ u£! *
Want Two Women
For School Board
(Cont'nued from Page One.)
leigh, with this ambition.
There are 11 of these commission
ers, one from each congressional dis
trict. There are other members taken
from the State officials, including tVe
governor, lieutenant governor, State
superintendent of public instruct;*;
and the State treasurer. As none of
these functionaries is a woman ih*
women over the State feel that two
members of their organizations on the
State School Commission would nc
be too many.
Old heads in politics see. however
prospect of oppositio nto women on
the ground that a more rigorous eco
nomy is necessary now than ever and
that the women’s organizations are
.too wholeheartedly committed to the
professional schoolman’s view {■
make good members. It is adm.bed
1 by everybody that the women pro
[ posed stand very high. Both Mrs.
Hobgood and Mrs. Henderson gave
themselves unreservedly to the cam
paign for a neight months term bu.
their plan was not altogether that
finally adopted.
Governor Gardner appointed sev
eral women to prominent position and
made Mis. T. W. Bicketf president
cf the North Carolina Railroad. Gov
ernor McLean made Miss El.zabeth
Kelly a member of the State Board of
Equalization, and Governor Gardner
replaced her with a man. Governor
Ehringhaus has not yet said whether
he means to make any women ap
pointees or not.
Dispatch
WANT ADS
Get Results
STOLEN LAST NIGHT; HAW
thorne Flyer bicycle, red with white
trimmings. Reward for information
leading to recovery. W. R. South
erland. 20-1 U
EPSOM COMMUNITY FAIR WILL
| offer two valuable premiums for
best acre of corn grown in district
this year. Prepare your entry now.
19-2 U
FOR SALE—FRESH JERSEY COW
Apply to B. L. Stainback at Caro
lina Service Station. 20-lti
NOTICE— WHEN YOU NEED
motor oil come to 847 North Gar
nett street and get the best for only
11c quart. Guaranteed at h.ghest
speed for the highest priced car.
18-3 U
PLAY TENNIS—NEW STOCK TEN-
nis Bails, Red or White 3 for $1.20
J Rackets 98c up. Keds shoes 89c.
I O’Neil’s Everything in Hardware
\ FOR SALE SEVERAL NICE FRESH
milk cows. Wester’s, Henderson, N.
C. 19-3 i
WASH-OUT IS OPEN FOR PICNICS,
bathing; clean grounds; clear run
ning water. Come bring your sup
per for cool evening. Same old
price 15c C. A. Collins. 19-2 ti
. NOW IS THE BEST TIME TO HAVE
your roofs painted. Prices are the
lowest in years. Good paint is the
cheapest. We would be glad to
make you an estimate.
TANNER ROOFING CO.
594—Phones—606
STONEWALL APARTMENTS FOB
rent; Prices greatly reduced, fur
nished or unfurnished heated. Also
furnished room and bath especially
nice for one or two men. Eric Flan
nagan. Sat. ts.
HAVE YOU TRIED BROWN BOB
BYS, the new greaseless doughnut.
They are nourishing, wholesome and
easy to digest. Sold at grocery
stores, drug stores, cases, filling
„ stations. 18-3 ti
FIRST LOT OF SUDAN GRASS AND
; millet seed just received. Good Jo
of mammoth yellows. O-too-tari and
Laredo soy neans. Full 1-ne of
Wood’s garden seed. H. B. New
man. 19-2 U
.WANTED: CANDY DISTRIBUTOR
for well known line of five cent and
penny goods also peanut butter
sandwiches, in Henderson and sur
j rounding territory. Must own sedan
or coach typ e automobile and be
able to furnish reasonable bond.
Apply “Saleman” care Daily Dis
patch. 19-2 ti
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
I am this clay qualified before ’he
Clerk of the Superior Court as ad
miniStrator of the estate of W D
Henderson, deceased, and this is t 0
'notify all persons holding claims
against the estate of said deceased. t()
present them to me or my attorney
'properly verified, on or before the fi 1
«ay of May, 1934, or this notice win
be .pleaded in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to said estate ate
'.requested to make immediate
ment.
> This 6th day of May, 1933.
WILLIAM GREEN,
Admr. of the estate of W.
Henderson, deceased-
A. A Bunn, Attorney.

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