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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

tJarnIee;SAsWell

New York, Nov. 8.-Interview With
Deer Hunter, Manhattan Style:
@. Well, the season is on. I suppose
you will be off hunting in Few days.
A. I'll say. We are organizing an
expedition and will take off for up
state within a week. We want to get
in on the first week of hunting if
possible.
O. You'll serve venison steak for
weeks, I take it, after your return.
A. Oh, no. l hate venison.. So does
my wife AS a matter of fact, nobody
in tho party really eats venison. We
give It away.
@. You kill the deer for the sport?
A. Absolutely. It's the greatest lit
tie sport in the world. want TO show
you my new gun-twO of them, in
fact. The .3O-.3O automatic is honey.
I can throw lead out of that faster
than you can spray a throat.
O. I always thought deer were
rather pleasant and harmless ami
mails, pretty to see in the woods.
Won't it be sort of a shame after you
fellows have killed them all?
A. Oh, so you're one of those SON
timentalists, are you? You're one of
those guys who'll be telling me next
how the deer looked at you, with those
great, big, liquid eyes and you just
couldn't shoot it. That's old woman
stuff
@. What about tird-hunting? 1t
seems to me that the target is lit
tie smaller in the case of quail. for
instance. and might offer more sport
lust because it's harder to hit.
A. Quail. That's no sport. When
you hit a deer you've got something.
What's quail? A mere handful. Be
sides, if you hunt every day for a
week you're pretty sure to. get one
deer, willie you may hunt and hunt
and never flush q cover Of quail. /
mean you're sure to get one oaer Ii
you do it right, with couple Of guides
and the right kind of guns and in the
light country.
@. Do you have to go far from Man
haitian?
A. Forty or fifty miles. But it's
getting to be nuisance, the way peo-
pie are building houses aad settling
I'D the deer country. Some spoil sports
post their property and won't coop
crate at all. You know the type-the
typical economic royalist that thinks
private property is sacred or some
thing.
@. But isn't it, perhaps, little in
convenient to have guns going of at
all hours around the house?
A. Only selfish people. True
sportsmen hear a shot and think only
of the hunter, hoping he was lucky
enough to make clean hit.
@. l see. Only softies think OF tha
ccr?
4. Righto Why, last year I had an
expo ioHcc ':hat made me SICK, some
Cd ally up n the mountains, refused
me q drink of water when l knocked
al her door dragging young seventy
pound buck. She said she had come
to know that dear little deer and look
cd I'D me as murderer. Can you ina
cine? I told her til, eason was only
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
STATE BAPnSTS SET
FOR ANNUAlL SESSION
Two Durham Men On Pro-
gram Of 10th Annual
Convention Nov. 1918
By DAVID MORGAN

Raleigh, Nov .8-CSpeciaD Official
program of the 10Th annual session
of the North Carolina Baptist state
convention was released by Executive
Secretary M. A.. Higgins. The con-
vention is set for the First Baptist
church of Wilmington, November
II 10.
DR.. w. L. Poteat of Wake Forest,
president of the convention, will be
unable TO attend. He has been con-
fined to his bed following a stroke of
paralysis 10 days ago. Presiding Off
president r. N. Simms, ST., of Ra-
leigh.
Official organization of 465,00O
North Carolina Baptists, the conven-
ton shapes the policies and directs
the work of it's several departments
end institutions Delegates will act
upon reports regarding the present
state and future expansion of these
divisions of Baptist work.
Host Church
Host church will be the Wilmington
/ First Baptist. The Rev. Sankey L..
/ Blanton is pastor and chairman of the
convention reception committee. The
convention has previously met in Will
| n,ington six times: in 1851, 1867, 1874,
1886, 1907, and 1926.
| @Among out-cf-state speakers at the
convention will be Dr. Prince E. Bur-
roughs of Nashville, Tennessee; Miss
.nabe,le Coleman, Richmond, Va; j.
T.. Blainfield, West Tampa, Fla; II.
Watts, Dallas, Texas; 1. S. McElroy,
Richmond Va; and w. H. Davis,
ol:svlle, Ky.
The opening session will begin at 2
ok Tue day sftern con, November
S. Ralph A. Herring, of Winston
,.e:, vii del;ye~ the convention SER
on. "Christ* anity, Our Security
Acainst War;" will he the topic of an
dress Tuesday n.~ht ',y DR.. John T.
WAND Of Durham.
-o~. ]. Clyde Turner of Greensboro
o-n,c~ president of the convention,
II speak Wednesday afternoon on
Social Service and Civic Righteous
~~s.' This will be TO lowed immedi-
tely ry an address "The Church and
o~'a. Wrongs" by Eugene I. Olive of
9th 1Willz:nsboro.
D.. Poteat's address, Christ and
ace" c~-~plcted two weeks ago, will
be read Thursday morning. Election
csf:ce;s is 70 take pace Thursday
e4crnoon at SIS o'clock.
-~cce|irc the opening of the gen.
I'll session of the. convention, pastors
=, ~ate will hold a special con-
MO No~day and Tuesday.
~ IL features for Sunday school
o1:a'o al VIC. 60 an1 their
o~Ss : \ eellor,sf p Breakfast Wed
,c1'7y morning, D.. Prince E. Bur-
- ILL he 'elicst speaker
Others scheduled to take leading
parts on the program of the three-day
rect are: M. J.. Baniste~, Oxford; Mr..
and Mrs. L. C. Pink, Burlington; B.
A Bowers, Gastonia; H. M. Hocutt,
ev'v:a, Dr.. 3. w. srilnan, Kinston:
Mrs. ]. Clyde Turner, Greensboro; DR..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in a Deed of
Trust executed by Lucy Clark, widow,
recorded in the office of the Regist er
of Deeds of Vance County, in Book
1874, at page SO, default having been
made in the payment, of the debt
therein secured, at the request of the
holder of the note, shall sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, at the Courthouse door in Hen
derson, N. c., at twelve o'clock, Noon,
on Thursday, December 9, 1887, the
following described real estate
Adjoining lands of C. W. Claiborne
and others. Beginning at a stake on a
New street IS #. from Alice Owen
corner, and run thence along said
street in a Southcasterly direction IS
TT. to the intersection of another new
street; thence in q northarly direction
$50 #. to a stake C. w. Clai.orne's
corner on said street; thence in q
nOrthwes. Jolly direction along Clai-
bornes line rs fit. to a stake; thence
in southwestsrly direction parallel
with second New Street mentioned
above $50 f. to the beginning. For
A4lO4G O~1llillte description see QoeQ OF
J. S. Albright to Alex Clark, recorded
Register of Deeds office Vance Coun-
ty, n. c., in Book Is, at page ITO, be-
ing lots Nos. 8, II, IS, Is, II, 10 and
p. There is expected from this de-
scription however that tract of land
Is #. by rs #. sold to Bowling by
AK Clark and wife and recorded in
Book 1877, at page 1, in office of Reg
lister CT Deeds Of Vance County.
The land herein described is the
homeplace of the late Alex Cla !:
situated at the intersection of Arch
St. and Davis ST. and fronts Is #. on
Arch ST and runs back along Davis
st. approx mate'y 235 f. and excerpts
only the land sold to Bowling by Alex
Clark and wife as hereinbefore refer
ed to. Reference is hereby made to
deed from T. r. Gholson, Trustee, to
Lucy Clark, widow
This sale is made subject to prior
Deed Of Trust recorded in Book 49,,
at page 81, in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Vance county.
This the 9Th day of Nover7.- or, 1887.
T. P. GHOLSON, Trustee.
Gholson & Gholson,
Henderson, N. G.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
TODAY IN HISTORY

1725-First issue of New York City
first paper, the New York Gazette
published by William Bradford
1837-(1OO years ago. Mount Hol-
yoke College, South Hadley, Mass, the
work of Mary Lyon, opened as the
Mount Holyoke Seminary.
1861-James M. Mason and John
Slidell, Confederate ENJOYS on way to
Europe, taken off British ship by U.
S. officer, creating important diplo-
matte incident.
abraham Lincoln reelected
President.
1889 Montana admitted to State
hood as the 41st State.
1919-First American Legion Con-
vention in Idianapolis begins.
1923-Hitlers Beer Hall putsch" in
Munich-Hitler and Ludendorff attempt
to seize government of city but unsuc-
cessful
Franklin D. Roosevelt elected
President.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
TODAY =
ANNIVERSARIES

1735-George Platter, Maryland pa'-
riot of the Revolution, governor 1or
MANY wears, born in st. Marys Co..
Md. Died Feb TO- 1892.
1772-William Writ, Virginia poiltl-
cal writer, lawyer, jurist, U. s. attor-
nev-general, born at Bladensours'
Md. Died Feb. 10, 1884.
1s17-George B. Loring, Massacnu.
sets physician, U. S. commissioner OF
agriculture, political leader born at
No. Andover, Mass. Died Sept. H.
1891
1s21-George H. Bissell, chief organ
izer of the Penna. Rock OH 1904
countrys first oil company, born a.
Hanover, N. H. Died Nov. 10, 1884
1831-Earl of Lytton (Owen Mere
dith), English poet-diplomat, born.
Died Nov. "a, 1891.
1S33-Milton Bradley, Sprlngfleld'
Mass, pioneer manufacturer of home
amusement games, born at Vienna
Maine. Died May &c. 1911. !,
1869 Hugh Frayne, labor leader;
born at Scranton, Pa. Died in New
York, July IL, 1884.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
ONCE UPON NOV. 8


Fifty wears ago today Emile Ber-
liner, 36-year-old immigrant from Ger
MANY. was granted a patent upon the
gramophone. While not the first talk
ing-machine, it did introduce the later
al cut, disc photograph record now in
universal use.
1t was nearly 10 years, however, be-
fore the invention brought him any re-
turn. Then he happened to take his
device to a small machine-shop In
Camden, N. j., owned by Eldridge r.
Johnson, for repairs. In making
them, johnson grasped the great pos
sibilities of the talking-machine, and
persuaded Berlinger to allow him to
manufacture and distribute duplicates.
That was the beginning of the Vic
tor Talking Machine Co., and the $780,
100000 fortune of Eldridge r. Johnson.
The idea of the photograph was
just 10 years old when Berlinger got
his patent on the disc record. Thomas
A Edison had stumbled on it while
trying to devise a repeater for tele-
graph circuit. Almost simultaneously,
Alexander Graham Bell, Chichester A.
Bell and Charles Sumner fainter,
went to work on a similar device and
they anticipated Edison in the use of
wax-covered cylinder records.
The first record of the Bell cousins
and fainter (who lives now in San
Diego, CALI is still extant, and under
standable 1t bears a quotation from
Shakespeares Hamlet, bespoken by A.
G.. Bell:
There are more things in heaven
and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of
in your philosophy
First thing to be recorded by Edi-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
F. C. Feezer, Raleigh

F. C. Feezer, Raleigh.
DR.. J. L. Peacock, Tarboro; J. s..
Farmer Raleigh; w. D. Poe, Oxford;
l. G.. Greer, Thomasville; Smith Haga-
man, Winston-Salem; Norfleet Gard
ner, Dunn; Gordon L. Price, Roanoke
Rapids; DR.. G. w. Paschal, Wake For
est
j. S. White, Elizabeth City; M. L..
Skaggs, Buie's Creek; 1. D. S. Knight,
Durham; J. Ned Taylor, Winston
Salem; w. Perry Crouch, Raleigh; T.
C. Johnson, Kinston; Zene Wall, Shell
by; C. B. Doane, Rockingham; J. B.
Willis, Hamlet; DR.. Leslie H. Camp
bell, Buie's Greek; DR.. J. L. Carrick,
Chowan college, Murfreesboro; DR.. A,
D. Kinnett, Burlington; Broadus E.
Wall, Hendersonville; DR.. r. L. Moore
Mars Hill; DR.. Charles E. Brewer,
Meredith College; DR.. Thurman D.
Kitchin, Wake Forest college; Hoyt
Blackwell, Mars Hill.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Walter G. Campbell, U. S. Dept, of
Agriculture's chief of the Food and
Drug Administration, born in Knox
Co., KY, 60 years ago.
Robert w. Bingham of Louisville,
KY, ambassador to Great Britain,
born in Orange Co, N. c., sc years
ago.
Maj. Gen. John w. Gulick, U. S. M,
born at Goldsboro, N. c., SO years ago.
Matthew Wan Siclllen of New York,
noted consulting mining engineer,
born there, go years ago.
Rear Admiral George c. Day, U. S.
N, retired of Few Yo,k City, born at
Bradford, VT, IS years ago.
Ex-King P:ajadlipok Of Siam, born
A years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
AMERICA AT WAR DAY-BY-WAY

AMERICA AT WAR DAY-BY-WAY
20 Years Ago Today-Gen. Cadorna
could not, of course, survive the Cap
oretta disaster: he was succeeded by
Gen. Armando Diaz, Sc, who had won
distinction as division and corps com
mander in the Corso campaign. With
the italian army in full retreat, and
ready that day to give up the Pave
line, he came to supreme command
at the worst possible moment for any
one except a man of the greatest cour-
age and ability. That was what Diaz
was to prove himself, despite the fact
that French and British general stats
helped make the situation more diff
cult for him by failing to place their
forces in Italy under his command for
some time thereafter.
On this date, however, there was
promise of closer cooperation between
the discordant Allies. 1t was agreed
to establish a supreme war council
with representatives of each govern
ment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

two weeks and wanted to know if
that wasn't short enough even for
sentimentalists
@. What did she say to that? You
had her there, didn't you?
A. Sure, had her. She knew it, too.
So she had to get. insulting to cover
up. She said if the deer had come up
to her door dragging me she'd have
given it a drink of water. Can you
imagine anything, SO feeble? Ha, ha,
ha. fa.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Buck Page

1. Switzerland.
2. Science of the forms, properties.
and structure of crystals.
3. Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania, Vir-
ginia, and Kentucky.
4. Lake Superior.
5. Invertebrates.
6. American musical composer.
Z. Ireland for ever.
8. Olympia.
9. 4 theory or hypothesis as to the
origin of the earth, sun, moon, and
stars.
10. Tomas Estrada Pa..,a.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
ANSWERS

1. The census of 1880 reported a
total of 3O5,755.
?. In 1886 the whig candidates in
Johnston county for the state legis-
lature issued a circular demanding
that the Mexican War be terminated
and that peace !e arranged.
g. Aaron v. Brown of the class of
1874. Brown moved to Tennessee the
year after he finished college and be-
came the law partner of James K.
Polk He served Tennessee as legisla
tor, congressman and governor. He
was a member of President Buchanan
cabinet as postmaster general. and as
such established the overland mail
route.
4. In all a total of over $6,00O,000.
Governor Vance's extreme efforts to
p-ovide for the poor and needy, an
10 take care of the soldiers in the
field, in n way, explains the devotion
and alteration the people had for him.
s. BY his purchase of the Advance
and three other ships for clockad"
running. These ships brought in SUP
plies munitions and other leecssit e J
or the Confederacy I'd tie amour of
~averal million dollars.
s. Because it would invali date the
-onf:scation laws passed and put in
operation during the Rcvolu' iona,v
Tar. There was the f2a" II NORTH
Carolina that the 'lcir., IF L.ord Can
Vile would attempt 20 ~eoain he
Granville DIST let which co1'orise1 &C
slightly more than one-half of the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
TODAT'S. HOROSCOPE

Older writer's dc not regard those
born today as very fortunate. The
mind, unless spurred to action, is IL
able to be listless and inactive in a
way to take things as they come,
rather than 20 make much effort to
comI~l results. Later interpreters of
the day descri'.e It as restless vet
working as if in dream, There is
power if the mind can be awakened
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

pack would set folks wild if it should
ever hit a real winning streak. APP
plause in the theaters where Eddie
Berlinski's Boston College beating run
was shown proves that.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY AVERILL

81 INT IF W IVVT HFFFV
Raleigh, Nov 7.-"North Carol:na's
program to attract. visitors and new
residents to the State is destined to
prove the greatest step forward the
State has taken in recent years. l be
lieved this when I left Washington
for a survey of conditions and a com
bined vacation" writes Senator Rob
ert r. Reynolds. who has been touring
the West, addressing various and
sundry groups and beating the tom
toms for his native State.
incidentally, Our Bob will stop
briefly in North Carolina before going
to Washington for the special session
of Congress.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FIXED H. MAY

1. How many children between the
ages of ten and thirteen years are
gainfully occupied in North Carolina ?
2. When did a legislative candidate
demand that war be stopped?
3. What graduate of the University
established the first overland mail
service from Memphis to San Fran
CISCO?
I. During the Confederacy how
much did North Carolina appropriate
for relief work within the State?
5. BY what farsighted act did Gov
ernor Vance in 1862 lay himself liable
to impeachment?
6. Why was the North Carolina de-
olgation to Congress in 1896 so bitterly
opposed to the Jay Treaty?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
-.-; !: "a. -la STs!sT
=. 81 y. Z =: :s 4 lf+NM,2
Ulic3, 'I) " IL 4 900

MANY STILL WORSHIP MATER
ia1 SENSUAL GODS: Yet 1 am the
Lord thy God from the land OF Egypt
snd thou shalt know no God but me
for there is no saviour beside me-
Hosea 1874.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

AT THIS SEASON OF THE YFAp
hair and complexion need speciaI
care. We can give you the hest
Webb's Beauty Salon. Phone 524
Stevenson Theatre Building 4f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

North Carolina will pass a marriage
license law at the next session of the
General Assembly requiring physical
examination of prospective brides and
groons, in the opinion of State Health
Officer DR.. Carl V. Reynolds.
GAS evidence that such a law is
needed, witness the number of cases
of syphilis that are Icing reported
daily to the State Board of Health
an average Of 33 day, 1000 a raoath
of $4,000 year. Without restrictions
for proven ing the spread of the dis
case and proper means for treatment
of those infected, this will mean that
we will continue to have 100 new
cases of infection every day, and the
firth of ten new born syphilitic
babies every day." he said.
Domestic servants &C North Caro-
lima are more than glad to leave the
State for employment in The east, &C
cording. to reports of the North Caro-
lima State Employment Service.
Although there has been an acute
short ge of domestic workers in Win
ston-5alen, there has been no elf
llculty il getting them to go to east.
ern points, said the report.
Raleighs Community Chest drive
was under way today, after a citizen
mass meeting Sunday night, with ali
civic organizations apparently united
behind big drive to make the cam
pa1gn successful one
Outside business is becoming inter
ested in North Cardinals many oppor-
tunltles, according to j. T. Anderson,
industrial engineer of the Depart
ment of Conservation and Develop
ment, who has been, on his job now
Tor about two months.
Our job is to convince industries
that North Carolina is the lest State
IN the South for them to locate in,
said Mr.. Anderson. "There is no doubt
that North Carolina has a great adj
vantage over most of the other states
from the standpoint of distance toi
markets"
Most of the football cheers heard
heTeabouts are for Duke and Carolina
but Raleigh's own State College WoE-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

SEWING ROOM NOW OPEN. ALL
kinds needle work. Furnished room
for rent. Miss Lizzie Lewis. Turner
avenue, 9-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

Monday, Nov. s; st. Godfrey's Day.
Kislev 4, 569S in Jewish calendar,
Archangels' Day in, Rumania; Peace
makers Day in British Guiana; State
hood Day in Montana-4Sth anniver-
sary of its admission as the 41st State.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

FEATURING LOWE BROS. QUAIL
ity paints-unsurpassed for quality
since 1869. One good job sells an
other. Ask for our free paint guide
and color card. Alex S. Watkins,
Phone 33. 8-1fi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

ASPHALT SINGLE SALE. SpE
cial price on carload 1877 No. 90.
phalt shingles 1895 per square OK
No. asphalt shingles $685. nor
square. Watkins Hardware Co a.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

All keyed ads are strictly con-.
fidential. Please dc not call
the office for their ioenuty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

WE NOW HAVE OUR LARGEST
and best stock of galvanized roof
ing. Super Chamberlain roofing
the leak proof kind. Our roofing
sales continue to increase with
Super Chamberlain. Alex S. Wat
kins. "1a12 Place Of Values 81
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

FOR RENT STEAM HEATED RED,
room, gentleman preferred. Phone
605-W or apply at 113 Young Ave
6-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

FOR NEXT TEN DAYS-STARK
Bros, will give nice apple tree free,
with each apple, peach, apricot or
plum tree you buy. A. ]. Cheek.
27-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

4'OR SALE 100000 WOODS PINE
timber one mile below Aycock. w.
K. Switzerland. 5-4t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

BICYCLES! BICYCLES! BEST RAJ
loon tired new model double tar.
full size bike $29.cb at Watkins
Hardware Co. Phone 46. 8-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

cleaning $1.00. Henderson Jewelry
Shop. 8-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

CONTACT MAN TO SOLICIT DE-
linquent accounts for collection.
Opening territory, exceptional op-
portunity for the right man. Budget
Company, 4OS Advance Bldg, Cleve-
land, Ohio. 8-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

RADIOS = ELECTRIC AMI p1m
terry, Service and repairs n al
r1akes-Parts and batteries. Electria
ranges, rafrigerators, washers anS
oil circulating heaters. Stewart
Everything Electrical, opposita
Legg-Parham Co.. phone $50. 1o.te
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

WE ALWAYS HAVE AN ASSOlsf-
ment of good used cars at loves
prices. See us, before you buy gooJ
used car E and z Motor Co., Dodge
and Plymouth-Sales and Serves
Chestnut and Montgomery SIs,
Phone 5. So-'i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

BUY GOODYEAR TIRES AND
Exide batteries on easy
terms. Ask us for partic1-
lars. Henderson Vulcaniz-
ING 60. 28-tf.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
Today is the Day
e BY CLARK KIFNlNAlRD
Copyright, 1887, for this Newspape9
by King Features Syndicate, Inc:

son, and in his own boice, was MARY
Had a Little Lamb"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

HENDERSON BUSINESS COTJFcT
offers: Typ;ng, Shorthand Roo,a
keeping, Filing, Rapid Calculationn
Business English, Correspondence
Pcnmanship, Commercial I IO
Spelling, Business Behavior oto
Enter any Monday. e. ~.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

SHELLS Coo pFp -
white powder Winchester hns+ poA
get your supply out Of The ,oaas
New shells. Watkins Hardware Ts0 OK
E'lone 46. 20.
Q1+;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08
WANT ADS
Get Results

ZOU CAN SAVE MONEY Pv 49,
ing Peoples Meat & Grocery sn lalT,
all week. Steaks Zoe nomn npeclal
many other reasonable prices e asa
Wlnder ST., cash and carry a. o Soz
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-08

Most Of the football cheers heard
heTeabouts are for Duke and Carolina
but Raleighs own State College Wol.-