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ASSOCIATED PRESS AND CENTRAL PRESS Many More Cattle To Come Here 380 Head Already Allotted for Early Pasturage In Vance County A total of 380 head of cattle In ad dition to those already received have been allotted to pasturage in Vance county and will be sent here as soon as possible, E. G. Dorsey, in charge of cattle placements here, announced today. Only one shipment has been received so far, this being a car of 33 head. These are being cared for on the farm of J. H. Thomas, in the Nut busli creek lowlands of Townsville township. One car of 30 head has been allotted to the farm of H. F. Kelly, near Kelly's cross roads. An additional 100 head have been assigned for pastur age on the lands of W. B. Tarry in Townsville township, and 250 head have been allotted for the lands oi Mrs. Virginia P Walker, near Stark’- mill, also in Townsville township. ft 1 3 understood that additional cat fie will also be sent here later. No dates for the receipt of any of these settle, have been definitely announced CLARK is MANAGER FOR OXFORD STORE Given Oxford Position Following the Death of Cn:u Henderson. Kill ed in Auto Crash It. D. Clark, •. uerly with the Leg gett Department Stoic here, has been made manager of the company s stn in Oxford following the recent tragic death of Cam C. Henderson, the manager. Mr. Henderson also former ly was connected with the Hender soli store. Mr. Clark has many friends here who will be interested in the promotion that has come to him. The Oxford Ledger today carried this item: “It. D. Clark, a native of South Car olina hut for the nast two years con nected with the Henderson store ol the Leggett system, has been assign ed to the Oxford store as manager. “Mr. Clark has been in Alta Vista Va.. for the past few weeks where he was to become manager of a ne store which is being opened there However, following the tragic death of C. C. Henderson last Friday morn • ing, Mr. Clark was assigned the Ox ford store and I. C. Glass, former!: assistant mai ager here but recen connected with the Suffolk , tore goes to Alta Vista as manager of the new r store.' “Mr. Clark is a young man and sin gle. He was expected to arr've Thur: day at the Oxford store. “J. P TT ”nt has beer in charge her' this week.** f. jlf v CAN YOU ANSWER 1 THESE QUESTIONS? See Page Fovx 1. Who were the Pharisees? 2. What is the name for the wild dog of Australia? 3. Name the first Civil Governor of the Panana Canal Zone. 4. Why was Paul von Hindenburg called "the hero of Tannenburg?” 5. In music, what does the term i adagio mean? I 6. Name the physician who presid ed at the birth of the Dionne quin tuplets. 7. What is pharmacology? 8. Name the Governor of Louisiana. 9. Who is universally regarded as hte greatest of all German writers? 10. Who discovered the carbon arc for electric lights? MAKEUP sh« Rocy Romance of a Snooty Doctor Whoto *Trootmont»" Wofo tt*o Toffc of tho Town I -CARY GRANT GENEVIEVE TOBIN HELEN MACK SSr.Vt? HORTON and thi 1934 WAN PAS BABY STARS Added “CHIC” SALE —IN— “OIIL’S WELL” “PERFECT SOUND” Stevenson Matinee 10-16c—Night (to all) 16c 4 TEXTILE WALK-OUT HERE IS UNLIKELY Inquiries Meet Same Re * sponse, That No Trouble Is Anticipated So far as could be lear: ed tod' y, there is apparently no likelihood a« this time of a walk-out of textile workers in the Henderson and Har riet Cotton Mills when the nation wide textile strike actually become effective next Tuesday. If a textile union chapter exists here, it could not be learned today, and inquiries as to the possibility of a strike brought only the answer that it was not believed one would be call ed. Should any difficulty of any kin arise, it will be chargeable to agits tors from outside, according to the opinion. Buy only 9 Gallons instead of 10 r ... • t mii MRmpH m - m IP*®**’** M ■§■.»! HI mMk. ill Hits s • • y 4 t iIHBHHn WBm .v. T . WL;£ wm Bn Tim *■ Motorists claim the Mileage from 9 Gallons of new Super-Charged Gasoline equal to 10 of many ordinary gasolines CAN IT BE POSSIBLE .• • can there really Super-Shell is giving me 18 and that is just be so much more mileage in this super- 2 miles a gallon more.” charged gasoline that you will save one gallon Why don’t you get that gallon saving just in every ten ? lik e Mr. Trenkmann ? That’s what motorists tell us! Owners of j ust buy 9 gallons of Super-Shell and test small cars .. . and big cars, too. its ext& mileage over your Labor Day trip. ■ y^9[ People who watch their gasoline bills are Remember, Super-Shell is now super-charged constantly reporting mileage increases up to with up to 6900 extra firing charges per gallon. as much as 2 MILES PER GALLON! It’s those extra firing charges that give extra <j| Consider Mr. Frederick Trenkmann’s mileage. (Stamford, Connecticut) experience with Super-Shell is also adjusted for climate. It Super-Shell in his new 1934 Airflow DeSoto. is always “just right’’ for your car wherever IJ/ He says: “When I bought my Airflow DeSoto, you drive. they guaranteed me I’d get 16 miles per gallon. No extra cost for Super-Shell, either! UP to 6900 EXTRA C ,«PfrC!TJI7T T FIRING CHARGES per gallon of Ulllj * -J Copr., 1934, Shell Eastern Petroleum Products, Inc, We are now in our new home at corner of Garnett and Spring streets, and are ready to serve you in one of one of the best equipped service stations in the U. S» A. » #* • Henderson Vulcanizing Company DISTRIBUTORS-V&nce, Warren, F ranklin and Qranville Counties. Henderson Daily Dispatch Efforts were made to organize the workers here at the time of the stri) that occurred seven years ago, which lasted for a little more than a month. National Guardsmen were called ou‘. at that time for a day or two, ; there was some violence of amino nature. A semblance of a union loca was set up at that time, but so far as has been learned since, it did m last permanently. Likewise, if efforts have been made recently to organize the operatives here, the movement made little headway, s tar as could be learned. The mill manager* I'—.t 1 '—.t is expected to continue operating on schedules in keeping with those used in recent months, unless conditions arise that justify a change in the program. THREE DRUNKS GET SIMILAR JUDGMENT Three defendants. all white men, were tried in police court today on similar charges, of being dru.'k, and °ach was fined $5 and costs. They were Allen G. Brady, Arch Joyner, Robert Ellington. SCHOOL BONDS MAY BE BEFORE BOARD Education Group May Act If Proper Papers Are Received Some lases ot the complicated preliminaries incident to the issuance of bonds for the city school building program are slated for consideration of the Vance County Board of Edu cation at its regular monthly meet ing to be held next Monday, it was learned today. It is hoped that the government’s contract to furnish the money may be received by that time, but there was nothing absolutely definite about that today. A total of $286,900 has been al lotted for a new Henderson high school, a new school at North Hender son and addition of four rooms to the South’" Henderson school. BEING SIEHN Meetings Now Being Held in Townships With Col ored Farmers The fall and winter garden pro gram projected under auspices of the State Rrural rehabiltation organiza tion is being put under way in this county, and meetngs are beng held in the townshps of the county to ac quaint the people with the program. A meeting of vocational agricultural workers of Vance, \yarren, Frank lin and Granville counties, together with the relief administrators and other officials was held here recent ly to outline tre program, and the local meetings are now being held in pursuit of the program. At the present time the meetings are being held for hte Negro farm FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1934 ers, and have already been held in iMiddleburg, Brockston anl Kittrell, with others set for Townsville and Williamsboro this afternoon. Other parts of the county will likewise be visited as rapidly as possible. Meetings will be held for the white families on relief rolls, and it is hop ed to acquaint al lof those concern ed in the undertaking with the full plans within the course of a few weeks. CAREY’S BAPTIST. Rev. L. B. Reavis, pastor. 10 a. m., Sunday school. O. K. Tharrington, superintendent. 7 p. m., B. Y. P. U. 8 p. m., Sermon by the pastor. 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