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HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1934.
PAGE SEVEN
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
IN RALEIGH OCT. 12
Mrs. Tillett to Hold Institute
on New Deal with
Big Speakers
Mrs. Charles W. Tillett,, Jr., of Char
lotte, vice chairman of the State
Democratic Executive Committee, an
nounces an institute on the New Deal
to be held for Democratic Women in
Raleigh on Friday, October 12.
Registration will begin at 9:30 a. m.,
at State Democratic headquarters in
the Sir Walter hotel
Mrs. James 11. Wolfe, acting director
women’s division, national Democratic
headquarters, will speak at the morn
ing session in the ballroom of the Sir
Walter. Mrs. Wolfe wilt talk on party
organization for women . All county
vice chairmen, precinct women and
women members of the State Demo
crat i<- Executive Commrtee have beer
urged hear Mrs. Woife.
A luncheon meeting ye ill be held at
cne o’clock at the Raleigh Woman’s
Club. J. Wallace Winborne, State
chairman, Governor J. C. B. Eh ring
ha us, Senator* Josiah W. Bailev, Sena
ror Robert Reynolds will speak at the
luncheon, i! is stated.
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SHINGLES! SHINGLES! Two carloads
of pin? shingles at The Place of
Values ’. Come and see them. Alex
E. Watkins "Where Quality TeF.s
and Prices Seli"’. 2-1 tL
FOR SALE—GOOD FI VE-PASSENGER
four-dcor sedan in A-l condition.
Paint and upholsterer like new. Will
sell for one-fourth original cost.
ply to C W. Finch. 2-3-6
BETTER TAXI SERVICE FOR GREAT
er Henderson. Phone Poole eand
Davis 743-J Careful, courteous,
prompt drivers. Stand near Bus
Station. 27-6 ti
USE WOOLSEYS GOOD PAINT! IT
has given satisfaction since K 53.
Semi-paste paint r u $2.85 & $3.85 per
gallon, one gallon makes two. Alex
S. Watkins. (Next to Rose’s Gink
2- It i
NEW AND SLIGHTLY USED STOVES,
living! com suits, iugs, heaters,
nianos, ranges, all kneis of furniture.
Easy t.e ns Home Furniture Ex
change. 1-fiti
DON’T ~MisS~“nMIE COMES
Patricia” a three act musical
comedy to be given at Epsom
High School Friday evening,
Oct. 5 at 7 :30 o’clock. 3-2 ti.
INSIDE FLAT PAINT BY WOOLSEY
ST.6O per gallon; velvet finish O'
$2.50, and inside gloss fii $2 53 per
gallon. Alex S. Watkins. (Next to
Rose’s Gin). 2-lti
DOG MUZZLES MADE TO ORDER.
Harness repairing of al] kinds. Call
at Carolina Shoe Shop. 1 ts
IS YOUR HEATING PLANT READY
for winter? We clean and repair*
all makes, of furnaces. Tanner Roof
ing Co. Phone 006. 2-lti
COCK STOVFS. RANGES AND HEAT
ers! Sac the Big Values at “The
Place of Values”. Sheet iron heaters
$1.25 up. Alex S. Watkins. (Next,
to Rose’s Gin). 2-11 i
WE BUY OLD GOLD. DO NOT
sell your old gold to strangers. We
pay market juice under U. S.
Treasury License No. P-12-4665.
Only licensed agents can purchase
gold. Lough 1 in-Goodwyn, phone 118.
For Good Used Cars
—See —
Legg-Parham Co.
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified before the Clerk
of Vance County Superior Court as
executor of the estate of William Ed
ward Cawthorne, deceased, iate of the
county of Vance, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the said
estate to present them to me within
twelve months from date or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of any
recovery thereof. |
Ail persons indebted to said estate
will please eorne forward and make
immediate settlement.
This 2nd day of October, 1934.
R. G. CAWTHORNE, Executor,
J. M. PEACE, Attorney.
We Sell
Complete Line of
Oliver Mowers,
Stalk Cutters,
Disc Harrows
and Plows
The
Cooper Co.