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Swiss Chard
By DEAN HALLIDAY
Central Press Garden Expert
CHARD should have a place in
every vegetable garden, large or
small If picked when tender, the
leaves make most excellent and
healthful greens, quite cimilar to
spinach and very much easier to
grow. ThC growth should be forced
as as p ssible, by giving it
good cultivation, plant food and
plenty of water, especially during the
hot weather. Rapid growth produces
tender leave# and if when picking
MANY EVENTS FOR
PROGRAM AT DUKE
Rceord Number for Degree*
as University Approaches
Its Finals
Durham, June 2. —Carillon, organ
and choral music, unusual speakers,
group and class luncheons and din
ners, and impressive academic pro
cessions and exercises will give both
dignity and brilliance to the 81st Duke
university commencement which be
gins on Sunday afternoon.
The program will get under way
at 4:30 o’clock on Sunday with a
carillon recital by Anton Brees, noted
Bok Singing Tower carillorneur. At
8:30 o’clock in the evening President
W. P. Few will deliever the bac
calaureate address at the chapel.
Monday will see the annual meet
ings of the alumni and alumnae coun.-
the leaves the center bud is not in
jured, new leaves will continue to
sprout until the tall.
The leaves should be broken oil
and used when they are large enough
to be of some value. The mid-rib "of
the leaf is wide, thick and fleshy, and
can be used the same way as aspara
gus. It is a delightful dish when
creamed. If allowed to nature to
large size, the mid-rib can be canned
for winter use, thus adding a new,
healthful and delicious vegetable to
the menu. Swiss chard does not de
velop a root like a beet, the top alone
being used for food.
ells, and of the university hoard of
trustees. In the evening Mr. Brees
will render another carillon i ecital
and Lawrence Clarke Apgar. univer
sity icariitoneur and brg'nui^t,
igive an organ recital.
Tuesday Alumni Day.
Old Grads from 14 classes holding
formal reunions and many more from
classes not reuniting will swarm the
campus on Tuesday, set. aside as
"alumni day.” They will register at
■headquarters in the university Union
during the early morning, and at i
o’clock will gather at the annual
alumni-alumnae luncheon. Individual
iclass dinner)*; will be he’d In the
evening.
Dr. Merton S. Rice, of Deficit will
deliver the baccalaureate sermon on
Tuesday morning at the chapel.
The first union of the “Mary Duke
Building Girls,” women students of
Trinity college from 1898 to 1910, will
be held dur.ng Tuesday afternoon at
the Woman’s college of the university
On Tuesday evening the annual re
ception for graduates and alumni will
be held.
Sir Josiah stamp, noted English
economist, will deliver the commence
ment address at Page auditorium on
Wednesday. Graduat.ng exercises at
the stadium, beginning at 530
o’clock, will conclude the formal part
of the program, and at 7:23 p. m
the traditional flag <,lowl ijing exer
cises will bring the acadameic year
to a close.
Dispatch
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BEST GRADE NEW RED DUPLEX
double lipped jar rubbers, 3c per
dozen at Burnett’s. F-8-ti
LOST SUNDAY: BROWN FEMALE
Rat Terrier near North Henderson
Drug Store. Finder notify Mrs. C.
B. Moore, 239 Young street and re
ceive reward. 2 lb
GLADDENS PAINTS AND VAR
nishes, Old English Wax. A com
plete stock of hardware at reason
able prices. Daniel Hardware Inc.
Phone 50. 29-6 U
WANTED: FOUR ROOMS UNFUR
nished apartment, downstairs with
lights and water furnished preferred.
Must be reasonable. Address
“Rooms.” Care Daily Dispatch.
2-1 ti
OUR EXPERIENCE ENABLES US
to do good work, and we g.ve the
best we have to all whether strang
er or friend. Allen’s Barber Shop.
Th-Fri-ts
EXPERT MECHANICAL AND BAT
tery charging work, all guaranteed,
any automobile. Good gasoline and
greases. Adcock and Abbott, Prop
rietors. Corner Garnett and An
drews avenue. 2-2 ti
WE RENT DREADNAUGHT DUST
lers floor sander. You can have
new looking floors, any one can do
it, its inexpensive. Daniel Hard
ware Inc. Phone 50. 29-6 ti
RECEIVED TODAY FRESH BUT
ter fish, trout and croakers. Come
to opr store, make your selections.
Get ,you want pay for what
you get and if you don’t feel I ke
carrying ’em we’ll carry ’em for
“U”. Your business highly appre
ciated. Dunn’s Grocery and Mar
ket. 2-lc
STORES, FISH DEAL
ers and others can save money on
their wrapping paper by buying old
papers for 10c per bundle at the
Dispatch office. Also fine for
kindling fires. 19-ts.
STONEWALL APARTMENTS FOR
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.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
By virtue of the power contained in
a Deed* in Trust executed by Ethel
Claiborn and Ernest Claiborn her
husband recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Vance County
in Book 140, at Page 224, default hav
ing been made in the payment of the
debt therein secured, on request of
the holder of the same, I shall sell
for cash, by public auction, at the
Court House door in Henderson, N.
C., to the highest bidder, on the 19th
day of June 1933 the following de
scribed property:
One tract of 60 acres known as the
Chas. Taylor lands and adjoining the
lands of W. L. Taylor, Willie Green
and others being bounded on the
North by the lands of Hugh Elling
ton; On the East and South by lands
of Willie Green and on the West by
lands of W. L. Taylor being the lands
fully described on the records of
.Vance Registry in the following
deeds; Chas. Taylor to B. S. Roy
ster, Tr. Book 38, Page 131. Ro.v
ster’ to Woody Book 44 Page 513.
Woody to Hart Book 52 page 298.
Hart to Ernest Claiborn Book 69.
page 565 and Ernest Claiborn to Ethel
Claiborn Book 134. Page 540. to which
reference is herein made.
T. S. KITTRELL, Trustee.
-Henderson, N. C.,
May 19th. 1933.