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L,,,sC BRIDGE


SsiIiD1EE.FLEcT
s,o,cs G. P. H. Rogers and
Allen and Miss Bert Leach
I'm, hcstcsscs last evenlGn
{.sJy bridge with which they
n,nrcd Miss Minnie Sue
/ h,iIc.clcct Of May 10.
..-,ctivcncsS of Mrs. Rog-
az, az. was enhanced by the
, n,s Of sprays of dogwood.
y score trophy went to
Wes,; low to Miss Mil
h.. The gift Of the hos,
,be hridr-clect was salad
nor ,D chosen pattern of sill
H. table was beautl1uI-
3 .,ed with a handsome lace
~ an artistic centerpiece
!. !. lilies. Cathedral tapers
candlcsticks marked the
a,rSrs and a miniature
H. Groom added charm to
&c Dainty heart-shaped
,5 ,TS' and individual angel
,,nbossed with rosebuds,
.r ,rgj with ices which were
,s colorful flowers. On
,,ts vas miniature cor
1 rsIIsy lilies, while for the
Miss Flynn, there was a
5op9ust Of the lilies and
., this lovely pre-nuptial
= for Miss Flynn we're her
Misses Lucille and Leona
Misses Tommy Shepherd,
Trpex. Garnet Shipman,
Walker, Louise Faulkner
,,s Kenneth Green. NJ. A.
West. L. D. Patterson,
me Baker.
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NINTH GRADE BOYS
HOME ROOM, 201 =

Mr., Jones, Teacher.
Cooperation-Billy = Anderson,
Francis Anderson, Quay Beck,
Arthur Bennett, John ,Besselieu,
Wilfred Croft, Jerry Henderson,
McAllen Hill, Edward Kalin, David
McFarlan. Joseph Mottsman, Billy
Reese. Jack. Smith, Fred Waters,
Jr., Bobby Williams, Gordon Will
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N1HEA MEETING HELD

Fn!athes class of the First
+ Sunday school held their
e last evening, instead of
on account of the recep-
p the pastor and his wife,
pa Mrs. B. E. Wall. Mrs.
SVanSOn presided over the
attended by 20. Mrs. AL
PeS offered prayer after the
f hymn. A letter of thanks
['a9 from Miss Turner at
E'lIle orphanagc for money
7 orphans whom they sup
EPiq 4. devotional was given
". F. Bowman, who
VIA prayer. Several talks
r.. - were made. During
ia. hour delicious refresh
S W served by the hos
!, As'aames AnderS, L. NJ.
N a. A. Mccall and Misses
. AfnHr@a
IIllSe and Lillian Perkins
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TENTH GRADE BOYS
HOME ROOM, 307

| Miss Goodman, teacher.
Cooperation-Edward Kantrow-
| itz, Robert Green, Sam Williams,
Crawford Truck, Bobby Stepp,
Jimmie Lampley, George Turner,
Kalman Sherman, Laurin Garden
err, Harry Garren, Travis Brown
and Richard Morris.
| Scholarship-Edward Kantrow-
itzz, Robert Green, Sam Williams
and Crawford Truck. .~
TENTH GRADE GIRLS
HOME ROOM, 206 ........ 49,
Miss Bradley, teacher.
Cooperation-Claude Pace. Bet
tv Jenkins, Frances Mitchell. Mary
TX. Keith, Ernestine Maynard, Rose
Mae Justus, Louise Hartnett, Jean
Garmony, Drama Gibbs. Mary
Ruth Harry, and Ruth Byers.
Scholarship-Georgia Williams,
Claude Pace, Frances Mitchell,
Mary E. Keith, Drama Gibbs,
Mary Ruth Hardy and Ruth Byers.
ELEVENTH GRADE BOYS
HOME ROOM, 3l5
Mrs. Borders, teacher.
/ CoOperation-Boy For syth e,
Nick Gianakos, Jack Johnson,
Lewis Symth and Robert Writ.
Scholarship. =. Bob Forsy lie,
Nick, Gianakos, Lewis Smyth, and
Robert WiFtz. =; : =,
ELEVENTH GRADE GIRLS 80
HOME ROOM, .10s; 49,
Miss Remiie, teacher. -
COOP eration-Eiizazbeth An
derson y Bessie Bremen, Mary sue
f,rooEshirre, Kittie Brownlee, Mil.
bred Donnahue, Elsie Franagan,
Madpe Glazener,. Christine James,
Aida Jane ,Justus, Virginia, KATE
enmocyenr, Martha Kelly, Frances
King, .Nerine Mccall, Christine
McGofkls, Kate Milward. Louise
Orr, Mildred Rusher, Helen Smith,
Maude Station, Viola Summey and
Elizabeth Yelton. ..
Scholarship-Elizabeth Ander-
son. Bessie Bremen, Kittie Brown
lee, Mildred Donahoe, Christine
James, Virginia Katzenmo y er,
Martha Kelly, Frances King, Ner-
inc Mccall, Christine McCorkle,
Kate Milward, Louise Orr, Helen
Smith and Maude Station.
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Today's Games
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Durham at Asheville.
Rocky Mount at Portsmouth.
Richmond at Norfolk.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL. LEAGUE

Cleveland 2, St. Louis l..
(Only game scheduled).
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Nashville z, Atlanta O.
Little Rock 4, Birmingham 0.
(Only games sehednled).
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIO

Chattanooga at Knoxville.
Little Rock at Birmingham.
Nashville at Atlanta = =
Memphis at New Orleans.
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|. CLASS MEETS

II. Z. L. class of the First
! Sunday school met last
! a! the home of Mrs. j. j.
} with 80 members and four
present. Mrs. Frank Ran
|saded and after a hymn,
vas offered by Mrs. Broad
NAL, wife of the new pas
b vas a welcome guest.
/ reports given were good.
! for the orphan at Thomas
|Ve displayed. Mrs. NJ, NJ.
Is team won the attend
kr again. A nominating
ltse for next month was ap-
devotional was given beau
By Mrs. James Justice. The
p vas then turned over for
faI features. An attractive
vas staged. Several beau
blanO numbers were rem
By Miss Almeria Russ.
fTiches, cookies and tea
FsTed lated by team No. 4.
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EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS
AND BOYS, HOMEROOM 2l0

Mr.. Valentine, teacher. :.
Cooperation-Frances Brown,
Hilda Brown, Virginia Burroughs,
Inez Mason, Hestley Gibbs, Bert
Freeman, Perry Jones, Harry
Newman, Alfred Lubow, Edward
Orten, Spencer Maynard, Bobbie
Quarles, Garvicc Mccall, Holt
Rhodes( Luzon McMinn, Joe Skip
per, Emmie Lou Wilkins, Frank
Todd,
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CITY HI HONOR
ROLL GIVEN

Following is the honor roll for
the Hendersonville high school,
just compiled at the offices there
and comprising the pupils that
have graded B or better for CO.
operation and in scholarship for
the latest grading period:
EIGHTH GRADE BOYS
HOMERoOM 1O1
Miss Valentine, teacher.
Cooperation-Fred Arledge, Bill
ly Bates, Boyd Gambler, James
Gesser, Ralph Hill, J. D. King,
Brooks Williams, Fred Williams
and Frank Marlborough :
Schaloraship-Fr e d Arledge,
Billy Bates and Brooks Williams.
EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS
HOME ROOM 2l3
Miss Coleman, teacher
Cooperation-Be Betsy Brown, Dot
Early. Mary Camp, Ruth Corn.
Ann Featherstone, Lucille Frady,
Carolyn Freeman, Beulah Hill,
Charlotte Justus, Lula Mae Loflin,
Beulah LYDIA, Virginia Mehaffey,
Theda Mccall, Jane Noble, Mae
Orr, Margaret Orr. Dorothy Par
ker, Elizabeth Phillips, Carolyn
Shipp, Edith Station. Edith Stepp,
Florence Stewart. Dorothy Thomp-
son, Gladys Wright, Lucille Wor-
thy and Claire Bell Reaben.
Scholarship-Ruth Drake, Ruth
johnson, Elizabeth Johnson, Lula
Mae Loflin, Jane Noble, Carolyn
Ship, Dorothy Thompson and
Claire Bell Reaben.
EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS
AND BOYS, HOMEROOM 2lO
Mr.. Valentine, teacher.
T-.,.,aI,.., PrnNtn
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:. NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati. -
New York at st. Louis. =
Brooklyn at Chicago.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Columbia is, Augusta 3.
Jacksonville 7, Columbus O.
Macon 4, Savannah 2. ~
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RESULTS,

! PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Asheville 2, Durham g.. ! T.
Rocky Mount D. Portsmouth 6.
Richmond. 3, Norfolk 2: r
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, NOTICE OF SALE

-. = .THOs.%H. FRANKS, : ,
4-2SiTues-4tpi ;" X, = ~ Trustee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
Tobacco Growers
Here Will Attend
Raleigh Meeting

While no organized campaign has
been carried on for the purpose, it is
understood that quite a large num-
Der of tobacco growers and other
planters from this county will attend
the mass meeting called for next
Tuesday in Raleigh, at which time
Governor j. c. B. Ehringhaus will be
asked again to convene the North
Carolina legislature to act on tobacco
compact legislation and other matters
that may come before it.
Som, weeks age local growers and
BUSINESS men at a mass meeting
adopted resolutions asking the gov
ernor to call the legislature, and a
committee went in person to Raleigh
and asked him to do that. But the
chief executive felt it would not &C
complish sufficient benefits to justify
it.
The projected mass meeting next
Tuesday resulted frc;n the mass meet
ing of growers held earlier this week
in Greenville, and the talk is that as
many as 5000 farmers may be in at
tendance at the time.
Just what the governor will do as
the result of the mass meeting can
be determined only after it is held, it
is believed.
Just what :ae governor will do as
the result OF the mass meeting can be
determined only after it is held it is
believed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
ROGERS PRES|DES
AT COUNTY COURT
Drunk and Assault Cases
Predominant; One Reck-
less Driving Case

Recorder Protein S. B. Rogers
presided over todays session of rec
orders court.
Vicie Brodie, Negro woman, was
convicted of possessing whisky for the
purpose of sale. Prayer for judgment
was continued upon payment of costs.
John Taylor, charged with break
ing and entering and larceny and re-
ceiving, was guilty of forcible tres
pass. He was required to pay $40 to
Mrs. Annie Watkins, and costs of
court.
The State took a pol pros against
Lonnie Abbott for being drunk and
disorderly and assaulting his wife. In
another warrant he was given 80 days
for being drunk, commitment not to
issue if he pays costs and stays away
from Cleveland Ayscue's home.
Cleveland Ayscue was charged with
being drunk and assault with a shot
gun. He was given II months on the
roads, commitment not to issue if he
stays soter and keeps peace, and pays
the costs.
Cleveland Ayscue, drunk and ours
ing, prayer for judgment continued
upon payment of costs.
Russell Paul McCallum, Duke Sta
ton, Durham, was guilty of reckless
driving, and was fined $25 and costs
and his license to drive in the State
was revoked for six months.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
PAPERS SERVED ON
POST OFFICE SITE
Formal Proceedings Started
by Government To Ac-
quire Property
OPEN BIDS THURSDAY
Offers for Temporary Quarters for
Post Office While Building Pro-
gram Is Under Way Will
Be Received

Papers were served yesterday by an
official of the Federal court on local
citizens IN connection with the gov
ernment's move to acquire the vacant
lot to the rear of the post office for
additional land for the enlargement
of the Henderson post office. The land
is being purchased from the Hender-
son Masonic lodges.
The papers were served on G.. l..
Mackey as worshipful master of the
local lodge, and upon j. r. league,
chairman of the board of deacons of
the First Baptist church, since the
government is seeking a waving of a
restriction on the lot by the First
Baptist congregation. The restriction
pertains to the location of any build
ing that might be placed on the lot.
The government and the Masons
have been unable to agree on a price
for the property, and likewise there is
disagreement between the govern
ment and the church on the price
asked for waving the restrictions.
Notice of condemnation proceedings
has seen given by the government
but is not expected to delay the start
of the building program.
Bids have been called for to be open
ed at the post office on next Thurs
day for temporary quarters to be oc-
cupied by the post office during the
time the expansion program is under
way. So far no bids have been filed,
but it is expected there will Se one
or more offers by the time of the
opening of the bids. =
There is no information here, so far
as has been learned, as to when work
will start, bot it is understood that
plans have already been drawn for the
enlargement program and that it may
get under way at an early date.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
CO. C. READY FOR
ANNUAL INSPECTION
Final Drills Held Last
Night; Best Dressed Sol
diers Get Prizes

The final drill session of Comnan,
c, 10th Infantry, N. c., N. G., local
infantry company, was held last night
In it's armory, and was marked bv Tho
awarding of cash prizes to the rast
dressed soldiers in the ranks.
Federal inspection will be had i,
Cooper's Warehouse Monday evening
at 8 o'clock with Major John R. Boat
wright, of Spartanburg, S. c.. the in
specting officer. Col. Adolph Huguet
of Raleigh, inspected the COMPANY
last year jointly with the units of the
105th Medical Regiment
The company is in command of
Captain c. B. Sturges, First Lieut.. G
M. O'Neil and Second Lieut.. G. Dur
wood Williams.
The winners of the prizes offered
last night were, first prize $40, Sgt
Willis H. Jenkins; second prize Sc.
Mess Sgt. Jack Walters; third prize.
81, Corporal Thornton Nicholson. Can
tain James N. O'Neil of the Service
Company 105th Medical Regiment
and Captain T. S. Kittrell quarter
masters staff, Both division. passed
upon the winners.
The public is cordially invited to
witness the inspection at the ware
house
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
DISTRICT RED MEN
MEETING WAS HELD

The Fifth District convention of
Red Men was held at Epson last Mon
day with tribes from Rocky Mount,
Durham, Henderson, Epson and Roa-
noke Rapids represented.
The address of welcome was by T.
P. Gholson, Henderson attorney, and
response was by Judge Walter Bass,
of Durham.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
T. r. Rocker, Henderson, sachem;
G. 0. Rem, EPSON, prophet; Judge
Walter Bass, Durham, senior saga
more; Junius Taylor, Durham, junior
sycamore, Rev. S. E. Madren, Epson,
district deputy.
Regular routine business was trans
acted with the Occoneechee tribe, of
Durham, winning the attendance cup
The next meeting will be held Labor
Day with the Mohawk Tribe, this city.
Following the business session, the
| meeting adjourned to Lake View for
supper.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
ORPHANS WILL Be
WITH METHOD|STS
Raleigh Class at First M. E
Church for Forenoon
Services Tomorrow

A sacred concert will be given by
the singing class of the Methodist Or
phanage at Raleigh at the First Meth
odist Episcopal church here tomorrow
morning at II o'clock during the re-
gular morning worship hour, it was
announced today by the pastor, Rev.
r. E. Brown ~
The program will consume virtually
the entire morning service hour, it is
stated, and there will be no sermon
for the period.
Mrs. Nellie B. Rives is director Of
the class, and the members will be
guests in the homes of members of
the church for dinner following the
concert at the church. A beautiful
worshipful service is promised and
the public is invited attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
wv. JONES WINNER
Of ELECTRIC RANGE
Fifth Name To Be Called In
Drawings Following the
Cooking School

j. w. Jones, manager Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company in
Henderson, and bachelor, won the SOS
electric range given away Friday
night at the Stevenson theatre as the
grand prize of the Henderson Daily
Dispach annual cooking school held on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at
the theatre.
Mr. Jones name was the fifth to he
taken from ne box when the draw
ing began lis number was 2476.
Mr.. Jones was. of course, not among
those who attended the cooking school
for the three days. His number was
one of those dropped in from stubs
given with admissions to the theatre.
These admissions have been included
in the box for drawings all along
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
THREE ROBBER|ES
HERE YESTERDAY
United Express and New
comb Home Entered;
Purses Are Rifled

Three bold rob5eries were staged
here yesterday that netted cash and
merchandise to the intruders.
Early Friday morning, the ware
house and office of the United Elk
press and Delivery at the corner of
Andrews avenue and Garnett street
was entered and $31.51 in cash, an au-
tomobile tire and two cases of whisky
were stolen. Entrance was gained by
forcing the back door of the estao-
lisment and breaking through a win
dow.
During a fire yesterday morning at
the Hawkins Building on Garrett
street, somebody entered the offices
of DR.. Howard A. Allen and j. H
Brodie and rifled purses belonging to
Mrs. Fannie Green Stafford and Miss
Henrietta Strause of cash.
Last evening about 8:45 o'clock
neighbors saw an intruder in the home
Of w. T. Newcomb on Charles street
while Mr. Newcomb was in the back
yard. The house was well lighted. Mr..
Newcomb was called on the phone
and the robbers made their getaway
One was in the house and the other
outside. They were described as young
men. Mr.. Newcomb's vest was rifled
of about 81
Oxford experienced a robbery SINH
lar to the one staged in the offices
here. The Oxford Building and Loan
Association was robbed of $780, SIS
of the amount in cash, the other in
checks. A young man was believed to
have performed the robbery since tie
visited the place a short time before
its discovery to have S. bill changed.
Miss Frances Crews was called out to
answer the telephone and discovered
the ROBBERY upon her return
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
ChOlsOn Named Chairman
County's Election Board
W. B. Daniel Jr. Secretary; John F. Hicks Other Mem
Der; Registrars and Judge of Election Are Named;
May Is Final Date f or Filing Candidates.

a. w. Gholson. Jr., was elected
chairman and w. b. Daniel, Jr., sec
rotary of the Vance County Board of
Elections when the board met for the
first time today and organized
Both are Democrats and Mr.. Gholson
was only recently named. John F.
Hicks is the Republican member.
z. o. Falllner. clerk of Vance Su-
perior Court administered the oath
at the meeting, which was held in
the court room at the court house at
noon.
Mr.. Gholson announced this after
noon after the meeting that all regis
trars and judges of election were
named ~ the board after it had or
ganized, with comparatively few
changes from the last election. He
said the registration books would be
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
FOR HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,

hereby announce myself a can
didate for nomination to the State
House Of Representatives subject to
the Democratic primary of June 8.
l am sincerely grateful for the ex-
preston of confidence and faith that
the people of Vance county have given
me in the past. have tried to live
and serve in such way as to merit
the continuance of this confidence,
and will appreciate your support in
the coming primary election.
0. S. FALKNER.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
County Ministers
Will Meet Monday
In Monthly Lunch

The regular monthly meeting of the
Vance County Minister'S Association
is to be held Monday morning, April
20, at II o'clock, in the pastors study
at the FRS. Presbyterian church. it
was announced today.
The program will be in charge of
Rev B. o. Merritt, of Kittrell, pastor
of the Tar River circuit of the M. E.
Church, South. The subject will be
Evangelism
This is the regular time for the
luncheon meeting, it was stated, and
all ministers were urged to come pre-
pared to remain for lunch.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

l. Where is the island Of Fayal?
2. In Mohammedan countries, what is
a Begun?
3. What is the name for the largest
antelope found in Africa?
{. Who played the part of Norma
Shearer's mother-in-law in strange
Interlude?"
). What place is known as the Mos
quito Coast?
) What is the name for the branch
of agriculture dealing with raising
fruits, vegetables, and ornamental
plants?
T. Who is Moritz Lazarus?
3. Name the great lyric poet of Scot
land.
= Among American Indians of the
Pacific coast, what was the pot
latch?
TO- Name the capital of the Ameri-
can Virgin Islands.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18

open from Saturday, May 8, to Satur-
day, May p3, inclusive. and would be
open for challenges OH Saturday, May
so. M -s
The final date for candidates for
county offices to file is Saturday, May
9, at 6 p. M, and the filing fee is
one half of one percent of the annual
salary of the office, except that the
fee is flat sum of one dollar for can
didates for county commissioner
coroner and the board of education.
The fee is So for both the Senate and
the House.
Only two candidates for any office
in the county have filed and paid
their fee, Mr.. Gholson said, and these
were j.. S. Iedgepeth, who paid one
dollar to run for coroner and j. M.
Peace, who paid his So entrance fee
for the House of Representatives race.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18

since the cooking schools have been
held at the Stevenson, and it so hap
pened that one of that number was
the winner this time.
The first name drawn from the box
was that of Mrs. j. T. Griffin, of 1874
Young avenue. The second was Mrs.
G. F. Taylor, Route one, Henderson.
The third was G. S. Workman, 105
Garnett street and the fourth L. r.
Gooch, Jr.
The rules provided that the winner
must be IS years of age or over and
be present in person in the theatre
at the time of the drawing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
GARDNER SEEKING
SEAT IN COUNCIL

With the announcement yesterday
Of ]. C. Gardner for alderman from
the fourth ward to the city council in
the city-wide election May 5, a con-
test for the seat developed between
Mr. Gardner and Marshall Y. Cooper.
Election May will be for the chos-
ing of four aldermen to succeed four
whose terms expire. The incumbents
with the exception of M. G. Miles, are
seeking reelection
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
THE PRODIGAL SON
is PERRY'S TOPIC

B. H. Perry, member of Hender-
son bar and teacher for April for the
Mems Bible class of Holy Innocents
Episcopal church, announced that the
subject Sunday morning will be "The
Frodigal Son." and all members of the
class were urged to attend, and visi-
tors are welcome.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18

I hereby announce my candidacy
for Alderman from the second ward,
subject to the Municipal election to
be held Tuesday, May 5th.
l earnestly solicit your support and
vote.
WILLARD W. WESTER.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
Political Notices
FOR ALDERMAN.

hereby announce my candidacy
for Alderman from the first ward,
subject to the municipal election to
be held in May.
Your vote and support will be great
ly appreciated.
FRED H. HAYES.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
FOR ALDERMAN.

I hereby announce by candidacy for
alderman in the fourth ward in the
municipal election of Tuesday, May
5. Your influence and vote for me will
be appreciated.
MARSHALL Y. COOPER.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
FOR ALDERMAN.

1 hereby announce my candidacy
for alderman from first ward, subject
to the Municipal election of Tuesday
May 6.
Your vote will be appreciated
JOHN D. ROSE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
FOR ALDERMAN.

for the office of Alderman for the
fourth ward in the municipal election
to be held Tuesday, May 5th, 1886.
Your vote and support will be
sincerely appreciated.
C GARnNER
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
FOR ALDERMAN.

I hereby announce myself a can
didate for reelection as Alderman for
the second ward in the Municipal cleo
ton to be held Tuesday, May 5, 1886
Your support will be appreciated.
x. l.. BURTON.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
FOR HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES.

1 am a candidate for the House OF
Representatives, subject to the Demo
cratic Primary in June. The oppor
tunity of serving Vance County in the
General Assembly would be appreciat-
ed
j. MERRELL PEACE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
MOON THEATRE TO
SHOW COMEDY DRAMA

The Moon Theatre will offs for it's
feature attraction tomorrow At 2-4-9
p. m. and Monday SHOWED Under"
a roolicking comedy drama with a SUI
perb cast headed by George Brent,
Genieve Tobin, Glenda Farrell and Pat
ricia Ellis
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
Around Town

Around Town-Faise fire alarm call
ed out firemen last night about l1:4o
o'clock to Box 43 at the corner OF
Rowland and Rock Spring streets.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-18
BRANTLEYS RETURN
TO CITY TO LIVE

E. L. Brantle;, who resigned his du-
ties at Raleigh Granite Co., Greystone,
sometime ago, has resumed the same
position with the company, and is also
maintaining his interests in Fayette-
vile, it was learned today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brantley will make
their home in Henderson.