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} and Friday: Charles Ruggles and Flea
more Whitney in Turn Off the Noon;
Boyd in 'Borderland"; also, Conrad
Nagel in Bank Alarm: cartoon and
Episode No. IL, Robinson Cruso."
PARLIAMENTARY and Monday:
Wallace Berry and Betty Furness in
Good Old Soak; comedy; news. Tues
day and Wednesday: Loretta Young and
Tyrone Power in Cafe Metropole";
with Andy Clyde. Our Gang and others;
special, Adventures of Robinson Cru
Soc" Friday: Buck Jones in Smoke
Tree Range; two comedies. Saturday:
Patsy Kelly and Robert Armstrong in
"NobodyS Baby; also, comedies.
STATE-sunday and Monday: Bling
Crosby in waikiki Wedding; Mickey
Mouse and news. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Carole Lombard in Swing High,
Thursday: Josephine Hutchinson in
Mountain Justice; comedy and news.
Friday and Saturday: Robert Young in
in big Show; Popeye, news, serial.
ASHLEY-sunday and Monday: Bing
Crosby. Bob Burns and Martha Rayee
Wednesday: Claudette Colbert and Fred
MacMurray in Maid of Salem; also
John Beal and Joan Fontaine in Man
Friday: Fernand Gravel and Joan Blon;
dell in king and the Chorus Girl"
Saturday: James Dunn and Sally Eilers
in 1--WE Have Our Moments; also Buck
Jones in Left Handed Law"
LIDO-Sunday: THE Criminal Law
yr," with Lee Tracy and Margot Ora
hame: also Ken Maynard in ''Galloping
Dynamite; cartoon. news. Monday and
Tuesday: 'Wings of the Morning." with
Fnndas sfTha
Three Musketeers" in "'Riders of Whis-
thing skull' Mickey Mouse cartoon,
novelty. Wednesday: Were on the
Jury" with Victor Moore and Helen
Broderick: also Gene Autry in Get
Along Little Dogies": cartoon. Thurs
day and Friday: "Maytime," with Jean.
cite Macdonald and Nelson Eddy
comedy; news. Saturday: Johnny Mac.
Brown in 1.-The Gambling Terror; also
High Hat" with all-star cast; serial;
cartoon.
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WARMER BROS. THEATERS

AMBASSADOR - Sunday. Mon y.
Martha Raye in Mountain Music"
Thursday and Friday: Fred Astaire and
Ginger Rogers in Shall We Dance"
March of Time. Saturday: Wallace
Agent" No. Q.
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| GREEN, HENRY J.-On Friday, July 2,
Northeast. HENRY J. GREEN. beloved
husband of Margaret e. Green (nee Bo-
hon. and beloved father of Neva E.
Thomas and Dana l.. Green
Funeral will be held from Timothy Han-
Ions funeral parlors, 641 Fl Street North
east. on Monday. July 5. 1887, at 2 D. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend,
Interment in Fort Lincoln Cemeterv
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BY J. EARLE MOSER

Because of recurent discus.
sion of economy during the past
year. augmented by frequent pro,
tests from employees against per-
sonnet reductions, general i'm.
preston has been created that
the Government service is reduc-
ing.
Examination of the personnel
statistics tables compiled regu'
larly by the Civil Service Com
mission, however, shows a trend
in direct opposition to this i'm
preston. The Government Serv'
ice, both in Washington and the
field, is shown to be steadily
rising-not with the amazing
flare that accompanied the in
flux of the New Deal, but rising
just the same.
May figures. released yesterday
at the commission, showed the
strength of Uncle Sans civilian
army at 840,159. Not only was
this a gain of almost 5000 work
ers over the preceding month, IT
also constituted an increase OF
more than $4,000 for the past
recorded year, personnel in May
of 1886 totalling a mere 817,856.
The most recent figure is not
the highest during the yearly
period, the total having reached
841. OOO-odd in october of 1885
due to summer seasonal appoint
ments, but at the current rate
of increase Federal workers may
be we'll past the 100000 mark by
the time next october rolls
around.
Growth this year has been con-
sistently steady, the successive tlg-
ures being as follows:
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APOLLO-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in
shall We Dance" Wednesday and
Whitney in Turn Off the Moon;
Keaton comedy. Friday: Madge Evans
in Thirteenth Chair; Our Gang. Satur.
Exile; Jack Haley in 'She Had to
Eat; Secret Agent" No. 4.
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BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Hospital.
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENTS

WEDDING announcements So rs up; 24.hr
service. Goodhart's 1914 q. MA. S172
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Eulalia Solt, charming and
pretty young Washingtonian,
with a talent for dancing, will en-
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AVALON-Sunday. Monday and Tues.
day: Frederic March and Janet Gaynor
in "A Star Is Born: Mickey Mouse.
| Wednesday and Thursday: Norma
Shearer and Leslie Howard in Romeo
and Juliet" Friday: Edward G. Robin
son in Thunder in the City: Benchley
short. Saturday: Eleanor Whitney and
Charles Ruggles in ''Turn Off the Moon"
'secret Agent" No. Q: POpeye.
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DEATHS

ADAMS, WILLIAM LEON-on Saturday.
July 3, 1887. at Mt. Alto Hospital.
WILLIAM LEON ADAMS. the beloved hus'
band of Gertrude NJ. Adams.
Funeral from the W. w. Chambers Com.
pany funeral home. 14OO Chaplin Street
Northwest. on Tuesday. July 8, 1887. at
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
Irterment in Arlington National Gene
terry.
charlottesville. Va, papers please copy)
ALLEMAN. CORDELIA IRENE DOMER.
On Friday, July 2 1927. CoRDELlA
daughter of the late Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Samuel Domer and widow of the late
John S Alleman, ESQ, and mother Of the
late Roscoe H. Alleman.
Funeral services from the W. W. Cham
bers Co funeral home. 1400 Chaplin st.
N W., on Tuesday. July 8. at IL a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
1nterment in Glenwood Cemetery.
BRADFORD, MARTIN Con- Saturday,
July 8, 1887, MARTIN C. BRADFORD,
the beloved husband of Madeline v. Brad
ford and father of Edward Bradford.
Remains resting at the W. w. Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home, 517
Eleventh Street Southeast
BRANT. ELLA Mon THURSDAY, July /.
Place N w., ELLA NJ: BRANT. the be.
loved wife Of the late Napoleon B. Brant
and mother of Mrs. Martha B. Etchison,
Thrails Of somesbo an0 cs Ms virginia l.
Funeral services from the above resi-
9enee on Monday, July 5, at 10 a. m.
bers Co.
i lana 'Gailf }. Los Angeles tCalif). Mo-
oIie tAlaD, Atlanta (Ga.) papers please
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day: Edward G. Robinson and Bette
Davis in kid Galahad." Wednesday
and Thursday: Robert Taylor and Bar
bara stanwyck in ''ThiB IL My Affair"
Friday: Ann Sothern and Gene Raymond
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TAKOMA-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Walter WinchelI. Ben Bernie, Alice
Faye in Wake Up and Live; selected
short subjects. Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday: Warner GLAND in ''Chan az
the Olympics': also. Miriam Hopkins
and Joel McCrea in Woman Chases
Man" Saturday: Patsy Kelly and Lynne
Overman in "Nobody's Baby: also, Jack
Holt in Trouble in Morocco
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clusive): Cafe Metropole." with Loretta
Young. Tyrone Power and Adolphe Men
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LINCOLN-July to July 8 (inclusive) }:
might Key" with Boris Karloff. Jean
Rogers and Warren Hull.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

ZOO s,,I Wg n :. 1 EEALLrY NC, o..o
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PENN-sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
Edward G. Robinson and Bette Davis in
kid Galahad"; Mickey Mouse. Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday: Robert Tay-
Tor and Barbara Stanwyck in This Is
My Affair.": cartoon. Saturday: Gene
Raymond mad Ann Sothern in There
Goes MY Girl"
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AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon
day: John Bolss and Doris Nolan in "As
Good as Married." March of Time.
Tuesday and Wednesday: walter
Winchell and Ben Bernie in wake Up
and Live" Thursday. George Bancroft
and John Trent in doctor Mary" FRI
day: William Boyd in North of the
Rio Grande." Saturday: Paul Kelly
in at Happened Out West" Edward
Everett Horton in "Oh Doctor" Popeye.
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MILO-Sunday and Monday: Spencer
Tracy and Franchot Tone in They Gave
Him Cum; cartoon and news. Tues
day: Claire Trevor and Michael Whelan
in Time Out for Romance; cartoon
and news wednesday: Dolores Del Rio
and Richard Dix in Devils Play
ground: cartoon and news. Thursday
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REPUBLIC-July to July Gin
clusive): Shall We Dance" with Fred
Astaire and Ginger Rogers.
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sAVOY-sunday and Monday: Boris
Karloff in Might Key" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Jeanette Macdonald and
Melody for Two" with James Melton
and Patricia Ellis; cartoon. Friday:
William Boyd in Hills of Old Wyo-
ming; Our Gang. Saturday: Rober!
Taylor and Jean Harlow in Personal
Property; cartoon.
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BROADWAY-Sunday and Monday:
preston Foster Jean Muir and Virg mia
Weidler in "Outcasts of Poker FLATS"
Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday:
Fredric March and Janet Gaynor in "a
star Is Born Friday and Saturday:
Buck Jones in Smoke Tree Range"
aLsO .JunRle lirn,l M
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RosALlA-Sunday and Monday: ches-
ter Morris, Helen Mack and Leo car
rillo in Il Promise to Pay" Tuesday
and wednesday: Edmund Lowe and
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in There Goes My Girl" bandreel. Sat.
urday: Charlie Ruggles and Eleanor
Whitney in Turn Off the Noon" Pop
eye, Chase comedy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13
PROGRAM IS GIVEN
FOR CHORAL CLUB
Durham School Music Group
at High School Here To-
morrow Night

The full program for the musical
appearance here Friday evening of
the Durham High School Choral Club
was announced today by Prof. w. D.
Payne, principal of the Henderson
high school. The program will be in
the auditorium of the Henderson high
school, beginning at 7:30 o'clock in
the evening, the hour as announced.
The Durham school group, an
nounced as consisting of 80 voices, is
under the direction of Prof. William
Powell Twaddell, with Misses Gerald
inc Vickers and Mary Elizabeth Up
church as accompanies.
Following is the program in full, as
announced:
Program-Part /
LET Our Song Breathe of Sweet
Scents and Flowers-Verdi. (Quartet
from "Rigoletto' arranged by Ripley
and HEARTH.
1.-THE Builder"-Cadman
III
Girls Ensemble.
"Cherubim Hymn Bortniansky.
'The Nightingale"-W
Boys Ensemble.
ave Maria" -Arcadelt
Soldiers of the Captain" -Spohr
Nv
"Now Let Every Tongue"-Bach.
"All Breathing Life"-Bach.
Intermission eight minutes.
Part III
''The Bells of ST Michaels Tower"
-Knyvett-Stewart.
"Minka"-Russian Folk Song.
Girls Ensemble.
Moon Marketing"- Weaver
"a May Morning"-Denza.
Boys Ensemble.
"Hoodah Day"-Sea Chantry.
Border Ballad Maunder
Nv
''NelIie Was a Lady'-Foster.
'O'er the Distant Future CHANGING"
-Donizetti-(Sextet from "Luciz" ar
ranged by Ripley and HEARTH.
Concert by a choral ensemble from
the Durham Senior High School
William Powell Twaddell, director
Miss Geraldine Vickers and Miss
Mary Elizabeth Upchurch, accom-
panists.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13
SPEAKING CONTEST
WINNERS SELECTED
Miss Miriam Pinnell and
Bobby Jones Picked at
the High School

Miss Miriam Finnell won the girls
recitation contest and Bobby Jones
The defamation contest of the Hen
lerson high school in the annual meet
ing held last night in the auditorium
of the high school. Miss Pinnell re-
cited Home Coming" by Hilton
Blaine Turner, and Bobby Jones de-
claimed 1.-THE Constitution by Her.
bert Wering.
The judges, whose names were not
learned by Prof. w. D. Payne, prin-
cipal of the high school, were all from
Louisburg College.
Announcement of the winners was
made following the contest, but the
medals will be presented during the
awards night program at the high
school the evening of Wednesday,
May 26. The medals are the gifts of
Mayor Irvine Watkins and T. P.
Gholson, local attorneys.
The contest is sponsored by the
Junior Dramatic Club of the high
school, of which Mrs. J. M. Pigford,
of the faculty, is in turn the sponsor.
The club is composed of freshman and
sophomore class members.
Oul ING C1lC evening 1AAOo - CAAcA AAA>
chell gave a vocal number, accom-
panied by Miss Bessie Mae Johnson,
and a violin solo by Paul Patterson
was accompanied by Miss Annie Hy-
man Bum at the piano. Miss Eva Nc
Ilhenny sang a number while the
judges were out making up their de-
cision.
The four girls who recited were:
Miss Pinnell; Miss Molly Bugg Ellis,
who gave "The Fight With the AL
rocks" from "Quo Vadis'; Miss Kath-
crime Neathery, reciting "The Inmate
of the Dungeon" by w. c.. Morrow;
and Miss Helen Diamadourous, VINO
gave "The Soul Of the Violin,' anony-
NOUS The three boys who declalmet.
were Bobby Jones; L. w. Hobgood.
Jr who gave "a Message to Gracla.
, by Ebert Hubbard; and Nelson sat
terwhite, who gave "Dies for the Flag
at last" by Wallace Flynn.
Marshals for the evening, CHOSEN
| by the club, were: Miss Carolyn Duke,
| chief; Misses Elvira Cheatham ana
Jane Thompson, and Jimmy keily,
, Myrlon Johnson and George A. Rose
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13
HENDERSON GIVEN
ORTHOPED|C CLINIC
Will Be Monthly Event,
Starting Last of May,
DR.. Gregg States

Henderson will have a monthly or
thopedic clinic for treatment of Grip
pie children in this section of the
State, and the first of a permanent
monthly series of clinics will be held
probably the last week in this month,
it was announced today by DR.. A. D.
Gregg, Vance county health officer,
who with Mrs. E. r. Austin. welfare
superintendent for the county. have
been working on the project for sew
eral months.
Notice of the establishment of the
clinic here was received from the
State supervisor of the work. Dr.
Gregg and Mrs. Austin were much
pleased today at the success of their
efforts for the convenience of the
cripple children of this county and
section of the State. 1t means they
have near at hand the same service
they have been travelling many miles
monthly to receive The two officials
urged the cooperation of civic organi-
cations to the end that the undertake
ing may be the success desired.
DR.. w. F. Cole, of Greensboro, will
come here monthly on the day of the
clinic to make examinations and give
such treatment as possible. He re-
ceives a pet diem from the State for
his service, but it is expected that
mileage fee be provided locally, to-
gether with other incidental expenses.
DR.. Gregg said today the clinic
would serve Vance and the surround
ing counties Heretofore children have
had to he taken as far as GOldSbOrO
about 100 miles distant, or to Roanoke
Rapids, so miles away for examina-
tions and instructions that will be
provided by this clinic here at home.
A room in Central school will be
equipped for use during the clinics,
and this will be done by the time of
the first clinic the last of this month,
probably on May 81.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY STATE RED MEN
j. B. Gee Returns from High
Point Convention First
of Week

Officers elected by the State COun-
Gil of the Red Men of North Carolina
at the annual convention the first
three days of this week at High Point
were announced here today by J. B
Geo. of this city, who is a former
great sachem of the State and who at
tended the meeting in an official cap
acity.
Officers elected were as follows
Great Sachem, T. j. Mitchell, Reds
Vile. great senior sycamore, A. S
Hollowell of Edenton; great junior
sycamore, M. c. Bradley, Charlotte
great chief of records, w. Ben Good
wynn, E!izrbeih City; great keeper of
wampum, E. P. H. Strunck, Lexing-
ton; great prophet, w. L. Sherlock
Elizabeth City.
Rev. f. A. Written, of Portsmouth,
Va. former pastor of the Congrega-
tiCnal- Christisn church of Henderson
was present at the meeting as repre-
sentative of the great incohoonee of
the national organization.
The 1888 convention of the Red
Men of the State will be held in Rocky
Mount. it was decided at the meeting
The convention was held at Shera-
ten hotel. and was declared by Mr..
Gee to have been a good meeting and
well attended. A delegation was ap
pointed 10 meet with the South Caro-
lima Great Council at Chimney Rock,
NJ c., at AN early date.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13
Dispatch Is
Ahead With
Big Pictures

Because of it's connection with Cen
trail Press Association, one of the ma
TONS greatest news picture distribu-
tors, the Daily Dispatch today is pre-
senting the first picture of the actual
browning of King George vi in Lon
don, Wednesday. A number of other
pictures of the coronation, showing
scenes both in Westminster Abbey,
where the ceremony took place, and of
the crowds along the line of parade,
were received also today but could not
be included in today's issue because of
a lack of space
The pictures were sent across the
Atlantic Wednesday by radiophoto to
Central Press, and were rushed by
special delivery air mail to the Daily
Dispatch in time for publication today
The Dispatch last Friday carried
the first picture of the disaster to the
giant dirigible Hindenburg in Lake
hurst, N. j., the evening before, which
was rushed to this newspaper by spe-
cial delivery air mail. 1t was the first
picture of the catastrophe to be
shown in this immediate territory.
This coverage is provided at great
expense to give readers of the Daily
Dispatch prompt and up-to-date ser
vice on the happenings of the world
whether at home or abroad.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13
INSTITUTE FINALS
START NEXT WEEK
Graduating Address Will
Follow on Monday by
DR.. F. w. Wilson

commencement exercises of Hen
derson Institute for colored students
will get under way on Friday of next
week, May 81, with the class day exer-
cises at p. m. The evening of the
same day an operetta, 'The Belle of
Barcelona" will be given at 8:15
o'clock. This is comedy in three acts
The annual commencement SER
mon will be preached on Sunday, May
%, at 3 p. m. at the United Presby-
terrain church, on North Chestnut
street, by Prof. j. A. Cotton, principal
Of the Institute.
On Monday, May "a, at 1920 a. M,
the graduating exercises will be held
W iththe address ty Rev. F. w. Will
son, D. D., principal of Thyme In
stitute at Chase City, Va.
All of the exercises except the ser
mon will be in the auditorium of the
Institutes academic building.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13
CORONATION EVENT :.
HEARD WEDNESDAY
Many Henderson People Listened on
Radio to Long Ceremonies
Staged In London

Hundreds of persons in this city
heard much of the ceremony of the
coronation of King George vi in Lon
don NV listening in on their radios
Nearly all American radio station
were tuned in on London most of the
five or six hours during which the
coronation was in progress. The ac-
tual ceremony of browning the king
ard his address to his empire were
heard fairly distinctly on the radio
here.
It YVES really surprising to those
who knew, the widespread interest
there Was in the coronation event
Little children on their way to school
exchanged comments between them
selves on the portion of it they heard
One little girl said her parents arose
early in the morning to get the pro
gram by radio. London is five hours
ahead of eastern standard time, and
the coronation itself was in progress
about the time most people in this
section were rising for the day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13

"Strip tease kills burlesque," reads
a newspaper headline. That's wrong.
Burlesque wasn't killed-it commit
ted suicide.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13
C.. M. COOPER WITH
BIG TOBACCO FIRM

c M. cooper, well known and ex-
perienced tobacconist of Henderson,
will lie associated during the coming
tobacco season with the Monk-Hen-
derson Tobacco Company of Wendell,
it was learned today. The concern is
a large Independent tobacco mer-
chandising concern of the State.
Mr.. Cooper has had wide expert
ence in the independent tobacco bus
inesc, and has the reputation of be-
ing an excellent judge of tobacco
qualities Last year he was with the
PcrsonGarrett -obacco Company on
the Fairmont 3. :ket, in the bor:..ar
belt. and also with tho T. N Bright
Tobacco Company of Durham 1u~ing
the Middle Belt season. With the ex-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13
T.P.A. POST HERE
FOURTH IN STATE
Has 273 Members; Dele
gates Leave for Conven-
ton in Goldsboro

The vanguard of delegates from
Post ] of Henderson to the annual
State convention of the Travellers
Protective Association of North Caro-
lima in Goldsboro left this afternoon
for the convention city, and others
will follow tomorrow. The convention
will be held two days, tomorrow and
Saturday Henderson is to send II to
Is delegates.
Eev. l. W. Hughes, rector of Holy
Innoccnts Episcopal church of Hen
derson, is State chaplain, an office he
has held for nearly 20 years.
E. c.. Shaw. of Henderson, is ex-
pected to be elevated to the office OF
State president at the election on Sat
urday. TIE is one of the leaders in all
the nation in the writing Of T. P. A.
memberships, having been one of the
three or four highest last year.
The local post VIII report a mem
bership of 273 as of April 80, which
gives it rank as fourth in North Car
DINA in membership. Post 1 here led
the entire State in membership gain
for the past year, having an increase
of 81 percent. Last year North Caro-
lima was in second place in the ma
ton in net gain for the year.
Elaborate preparations for the con-
vention have been made by the Colds
boro post, and delegates going from
Henderson are looking forward to a
delightful gathering.
"Strip tease kills bur1esque," reads
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13

c amdr;a' Of three !. years with the Co.,
R R[cerlca NJ, Tobacco COMPANY r Vnlna a,
hocky Mount, most of his p tins Of
oeen with the Universal Tea 'r' T has
co company and its subsidiario iooac-
ing the coming " C. va 'l Son les Dur
Ccopar will he With the 9 HoS9 Mr..
Garrett Tobacco Cornnanv henderson,
"a s;a. e he is a native of Henderson, craa All
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13
Printed Silk Chiffon

popular black and white. Made
to sell for 69c yd. Our Mid
May Sale price:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13
EARNHARDT SPEAKS
SCHOOL ON TUESDAY

Rev. D. E. Earnhardt, president
of Louisburg College, will be the
speaker at the assembly exercises in
the Henderson high school next Tues
day at 1920 a. M, it was announced
today by Prof. w. D. Payne, prin-
'cipal. Prof. Payne said public an
nouncement was made of the program
SO that any citizens who so desired
might hear Mr.. Earnhardt, former
pastor of the First Methodist church
here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13
Do FALSE TEETH
Rock. Slide

FAsTEETH, a new, greatly J inr SIP?
ed powder to be sprinkIed y on niiprov-
or lower plates, holds false too+s upper e.
and comfortable. Can not slid sl urn
rock or pop-out. No gummv V no shp'
pasty taste or feeling Mal,Hn' ,sooey,
sweet and pleasant. Get FASTE FrGaSn
today at any good drug store IN II
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13

Deed Is FiIed-One realty deed was
filed with the Vance Registry yester-
day. 3. H. Hicks, ct al, sold land in
Townsville township to w. M. Coffin
comprising 80 acres and one-eighth I'm
divided Interest in 80 acres.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-13
Around Town

License Marriage license was is
sued yesterday at the Vance Registry
to a colored couple Bennie Gregory
and Dorothy Burwell.