Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-06
KOEY CONS|DERINC
WAYN|CK VACANCY
luckertown Fight Also CO..
Raleigh's Attention Dur ur'S
ing Week
Daily Dispatch Ru
In the Sir XVa,t nureaN.


Raleigh, Dec G.-PaIo'eFE, Hotel.
fetal population concornad unof-
mostly with preparation for tbo ,sself
ing Yuletide season while off ine com
leigh did little but continue ~" fo-
tenor of its routine way last noo' even
While shoppers, bent on hnv;na
propriate gifts for Aunt Emn,as ap-
the rest of the family, Thrones and
city's main street stores CO.. CO. the
Clyde r. Hoey cogitatcd lono Gt tIor
decidedly not loud) on sucoos e.ioush
Capus Waynick as head Of tbo o'J n. TO
sion of Purchase and Contract LIVE
For once the fellows who cons;s
themselves politically wise bad 'uer
real advance tips as to the idontit. no
the new division head, who n,nat VI
named by December Is, if th.ro ; We
to be an "acting" interim incun,h snt
between effective date of Mr. wo1
hicks resignation and QUALIFYING of
his successor. VI
If the new buyer for the State :,
chosen from the ranks, it will nrot
ably be w. z. Belts who gets tho oon
but there is absolutely no assuranon
that the governor will not 90 outsiGo
the family circle.
The chief executive made only ono
short jaunt out of town, going over
to nearby Greenville to dedicate
new armory.
Literary Society Meeting.
Last part of the week featuroa
Meeting of the State Literary and His.
torical Association, which held Joint
sessions with the North Carolina Art
Society and the North Carolina Folk
Lore Society," Jonathan Daniels, editor
of Raleigh's News and Observer was
elected president of the Literary and
Historical Society for the comino wear
DR.. Richard H. Shryock Duke pro-
fessor, won the Mayflower Award for
the best literary production by a
North Carolinian last year. His win
ming work was "The DEVELOPMENT of
Modern Medicine"
The attorney generals office con-
cerned itself principally with prepare
lions for continuing the States Tuck
ertown power fight.
Supreme Court Nears End.
The Supreme Court entered the
home stretch of its fall term, hearing
appeals from the next to the last dis
trict yet unheard. This week the seven
justices will take time out in which
to prepare their decisions in cases al
ready argued. Next week they will
hear appeals from the last DISTRICTS
hand down a batch of opinions and
call it a day-or rather q year.
There were numerous repercussions
to President Roosevelt's suggestion
that Federal road expenditures be cut
$1O0,Oc0,0OO next year, with most
North Carolina officials opposing the
plan, though a few seemed to think
it would not be an unmiXed evil.
Ex-Governor HonOred.
Thursday afternoon practically all
The government officials of an ystand-
.ng for presentation to former Gov
ernor J. C. B. Ehringhaus of a testi-
nonial, in the form of a scroll bear
ing the signatures of all his depart
n1ent and division heads. Governor
Hoey made his usual tactful and
aprops remarks.
Work on the new office building
continued, though slowed up for a
day by the seasons first snow, said
TO be the earliest December fall since
1914. The white blanket didn't last
long, but gave the kids lots of fun
while it did last.
Money for Democrats.
A campaign to raise $12 500 in North
Carolina for use in the Democratic
congressional campaign of 1888 was
launched under the direction OF H.
L. Mcmillan, Raleigh attorney, out
Mr.. Mcmillan was called almost lmme-
lately to the midwest on legal busi-
ness and only sketchy details OF the
plans were available. 1t seems the
powers-that-be in Democratic national
headquarters want the funds raised Ill
subscriptions of $25, or more and no
less. More than a little criticism OF
the idea, as inappropriate to Nortn
Carolina, has been heard in numerous
quarters.