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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-26

COLLEGE STATION. Raleigh,
Oct. ga sudden change from
poor pasture to lcgumc feed is
often fatal to livestock, warns DIR.
c. d. GrinncllS, veterinarian of
the State College experiment sta
ton.
North Carolina farmers lose a
number of good animals every
year as result of sudden changes
in feeding. nc continued.
Just the other day, he said, the
assistant farm agent i'm Franklin
county. ". c. Royce, reported
that two farmers there had lost
four fine rams after the animals
had been turned on soybeanS sud
denly from pasture where the
grass was poor
Sheep, dairy cattle and work
stock are all susceptible to this
trouble, Or. Grinnells went on.
And although a quick change is
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-26

TREASURY DEPARTM + n t.
Office of District Supervisor, AL
cohol Tax Unit, Bureau of Inter
nal Revenue, Baltimore, Mary
land. October &c, 1897. Notice is
hereby given that on October 6,
1897, one Ford Coach, Model
1929, Motor No. A 24627l47, with
accessories, was seized in Hender-
son County, North Carolina, for
violation of the Internal Revenue
Laws, to-wit: Section 1850, Unit
ed States Revised Statutes. Any
person claiming an interest in
said property must appear at the
office of Investigator in Charge.
Alcohol Tax Unit, Charlotte,
North Carolina, and file claim and
cost bond as provided by Section
1860, United States Revised Stat
utes, on or before November %,
1887, otherwise the property will
be disposed of according to law.
X. +. Tuttle,a District Supervisor.
1O-2G-Tues-3t
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-26
Sudden Change In Pasture Feed
To Legumes Often Fatal For Live
Stock, State Expert Declares

not fatal in every case. it usually
make, the animals sick.
To avoid this danger. he recon-
mcndcd that farmers wishing to
Turn their stock on lcgumcS should
make the change gradually over a
period of several days.
For example, he said, turn the
animals into the lcgumeS for only
one hour the first day. then put
them back in the pasture. The
next day. allow them to feed on
lcgumcS for a longer period, and
gradually increase the time each
succeeding day till they are safe
Iy on a lcgumc feed a full day.
Any quick change from one
type of feed to another Is undo
Snablc, he continued. Make the
change gradually and give the an
imals time to get used to the new
ration.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-26
TWO COUNTY
AC. TEACHERS
HOLD SESSION
J. K. COggin, State Col
.lege, Addresses Gather
ing at Edneyville

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. county
wlouD of vocational agricultural
teachers held their October meet
ing ~ Educy,ilic ON October Il
with Mn. T. $. Mullii.in, in the re-
Gently rcm1dclcd vocational build.
mu which houses the agricultural
department and home economies.
The group was houOrcd and IN
structrd by the presence of Mr..
!. X. Coggin. Of the department.
Of vocational education, State Col
lcgc. Raleigh. Mr.. Coggin spoke
on the subject of Pam Shops
for Agricultural Boys The state
department is StrcSSing farm shops
this wear and really requiring chat
each department be equipped with
facilities for shop work. Farm
shops i'm agricultural departments
are not manual training shops but
attempts 10 teach the care of
tools and the use Of them i'm re-
pairing and constructing needed
BUILDINGS on the farm. Mn. Cog
Gin urged the teachers TO secure 4
shop library as we'll a. agriculture
library for the use OF boys and
adult farmers.
Henderson county has made
wonderful progress this year in
vocational education. Four addi-
tiuuuI agricultural teachers have
been placed in the county, with
Hcrdcrsonvillc high school adding
a new department. Six schools
have added a full time instead of
4 halr-timc instructor. Henderson
willie has also al industrial teach
er. Mr.. Halverson. who teaches
sheet metal work. Three new ag-
ricultural buildings have been con-
structed and two rcmodelcd. And
this is not all. All these places
are being equipped with farm shop
facilities. Nj. Coggin praised k.
G.. AndcrS. county superintendent,
and Henderson county for this far
sighted conception of education
for the farm youth.
At the close of the bushes
meeting the teachers. their wives.
and Mr.. Tai II. Stafford and Mr.,
Coggin were entertained by Mrs,
MulIikiu at dinner.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-26
CROP BALANCE
IS ESSENTIAL
Held Important at This
Time in View of Prob
able Legislation
By J. II. DEAN

We believe most farmers real
ize right at this time the impor-
lance of keeping their farm pro-
gram i'm balance, i'm order TO be
qualified to take the advantage
of any anticipated legislation
where the purpose is to control
acreage and production. We are
offering the following suggestion,
however, as a remainder to those
who are interested.
From all indications there will
be a crop control bill passed at
the November session of con-
gresS. From all forecasts we can
get of this bill it will provide a
heavy penalty upon the produc-
ton of all crops affected that are
not grown under contract be-
tween the farmer and the depart
mcnt Of agriculture.
The allowance for acreage free
from tax will be based upon the
amount of acreage allotted to
that farm for that particular
crop. This allotment will be based
upon the customary acreage Of
that crop that has been grown on
that farm.
This makes it very important
that those farmers who wish to
keep wheat sowing i'm their farm
program should be able to show Il
record OF wheat acreage this year
equal TO their requirements under
q reasonable farm program.
If for no other reason than this
each farmer should get his plan
ned wheat crop out this fall re-
gardlesS of weather conditions.
We regard the next farm bill
as one that all farmers should
consider i'm serious way because
our government has had enough
experience now to where it will
probably pass bill that will
meet with the constitutional law
and at the same time control pro-
duction. This will mean that the
value OF the farmers land will be
greatly influenced, in fact almost
depend upon his base allotment
for crops.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-26
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF HENDERSON.

Having qualified as eXecutrix
under the will of Mary Elizabeth
Butler, deceased, this is to notify
all persons having a claim against
said estate to file same with the
undersigned at Arden, n. c., with
in one year from date hereof or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of any recovery. All persons that
owe said estate will please pay
same to the undersigned at the
above address Immediately.
This the 9th day Sept, 1887.
BERTHA BUTLER.
9-2S-TueS-6tp
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-26

another. ....
Or a. witches den may be con-
structed, dimly lighted with Jack
o-lanternS, and with a witch sit
ting inside beside her cauldron to
tell the fortunes of all who enter.
A gruesome ghost story told by
some one who has gift for
storytelling brings a dramatic
climax to the evening.
Then foII the eats" Cider
and doughnuts. or sandwiches
and coffee, or pumpkin pie with
whipped cream, or ginger bread
with coffee or cider-maybe you
will want to add nuts, apples. or
popcorn to the list.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-26
Five Are Fined,
Sentences Are
Also Imposed
Recorders Court Has Ac-
tive Session on
Monday

The county recorders court held
busy session yesterday and SEN
fenced was passed by Judge II. II.
Station i'm a number 0: cases. The
docket was as follows:
John Morrison pleaded guilty to
violating the prohibition law and
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-26
WIFE CAUSES SCARE

MEDINA, o. (UP)-What citi-
zens thought was a jail break here
turned out to be only the explod-
ing of leftover frecrackers that
the sheriff's wife, Mrs. Roy Krug-
ger. threw on bonfire.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-26

Ii is said that roo sudden a
change from very high heels to
low is liable TO cause nervous
breakdown.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-26
THEY KNOW LIVESTOCK

Nance; Sam Williams, Sparta, 3S2.
The team scored 3,OlS points,
while Cornell, the winner, had a
score of 3,254. A prize of $50
Was given the State team as third
place winner.
Nance has pointed out that this
is the first year that State has en-
tered the contest, and that the
North Carolina boys were in COM
petition against teams from sec
tons where the meat producing
industry is further advanced than
I'm this state.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-26

COLLEGE STATION, RaIclgh,
Oct. 26.-Membcrs Of the Stat"
College livestock judging team
which won third place in the re
cent collegiate Judging contest in
Baltimore arc pictured above with
their coach, K. r. Nance, assistant
professor Of animal huSbandry.
As pictured they are, front row.
left to right: }. :. BoylcS, Of Char
lotto, who scored 56I points; /. II.
Forbes. Of GaStonia. COZ; II. g..
SnipcS. AhoSkic, Col. Back row:
J. W. Pou. Emwood, 66l; Coach
La gaceta., 1937-02-04

bria tambien una "valentia CO.
barde''.
Herr Silberstein sigue planta
do delante del aparador; a1n no
sc ha repuesto de su ataque de
c6lera. Tiene en- la mano dere-
cha un cuchillo de postre, que
ha debido quedar allf de la CO.
mida, v hace ell gesto de clavar-
10 en- ell aire. Su aspecto, aunlue
no tiene NADIA de her6ieo, me
parece muy simpatico. Algo asf
como uno que, asistido de la ra-
z6n, no tuviese Ell tipo adecuado
para sostenerla.
-Nosotros. hijo nib dispo-
nemos de mucho menos tempo
que los demas-sigue peroran-
do. Todo cuanto hacemos te-
nemos que emprendsrlo desde
La gaceta., 1937-02-04

va entonces que esta clase de
"cobardia" no era la corriente.
Pareciame una cobardia que en-
lugar de huir Sc estaba quieta y
obligada a un ser a afrontar las
situaciones mas dificiles, pero
de ana manera muy POGO he
r6ica .Ferd, con ell que habla-
ba muchas veces de estas coSas,
me cont6 I'm dia una Erase de su
padre, cuyo sentido parad6iico
no Sc nos alcanzaba entonces a
ninguno de los dos, pero que nos
Impulse por su propia oscuri-
dad, como nos imponian todas
las frases del Comandante. Era
esta: "cobardia valiente'. De
donde Ferd, para quien las pa
labras de su padre eran I'm evan
CELLO. deduio en- seguida que ha-
La gaceta., 1937-02-04

ell principle. 10 mismo que Guam
do CONSTITUENCIES ell temple. Con
una mano edificando v con la
otra combatiendo, pues nadie
qrlere que pedamos lamar nues
tro hogan a ninguna TERRA.
Y Herr Sil6erstein Hora.
Leon sonrie.
La madre Sc levanta, coge a
su marido por I'm brazo. LENA
de miedo, y lie pregunta:
David, 5que tie pasa?
70 no acabo de explicarme
en- mis- cavilaciones, ell poroue
de esta extrana melancolia que
acomete a Herr Silberstein. oue
es un hombre regularmente a.
ccmodado, que tiene su casa pro
pia, su familia y un concrete
prdspero.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04

zarse por mercer ell Cielo en-
la otra vida, nosotros tenemos
que esforzarnos tambien por
MERCER la terra. Si-conclu-
We, suspirando-; tai es ell des
tino que lie ha cabido en- suerte
a nuestro pueblo.
Jun destino terrible !-pien-
so para mi, Y no tengo mas re-
medic que darle la raz6n en- mis-
adentros, recordando ell tono y
la manera como Las familias de
nuestra villa pronuncian la pa
labra "judio'. Hassa mi padre,
TN fanatico de la ~justicia abso-
luta, tomaba siempre que Sc
veia obligado a pronunciarla un
POGO de carrerilla en- la voz, CO
mo 81 tuviese que saltarse algdn
obstaculo.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04

ACOSTO Ell CHILENO GO
DOY AL NEGRO THOMAS

New York, feb. Arturo
Godoy, ell pIgil chileno del Pc
so complsto, di6 anodhe otro
paso de avance derrotando por
nocaut tecnico, en- ell tercer a.
salto, a Otis Thomas, ell formi.
dable negro de Chicago.
La pelea Sc efectu6 en- Ell Hi
podromo, bajo lie direction de
Mike Jacobs.
Thomas tuvo que r~etirarse del
cuadrilatero con un ojo seria-
mente lastimado. Pesaba ell ne
gro 1877 libras, una mas que ell
sEdamericano.
Ell negro entr6 en- ell "ring''
con las dos cejas cubiertas por
esparadrapo Y Godoy lie abri6
la herida, empezando a sangrar
de tai manera que ell arbitro,
John Mrto, sc interpuso y pro
clam6 vencedor al chileno.
Mientras la herida no empe-
E6 a sangraR ell negro superb
ba a su contrario en- habilidad Y
fuertes golpss.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
lsidoro Gaztanaga y JosCpps, peleardn "
esta noche en- a Arena de los Ntillefos
Los dos p4giles han ofrecido veneer por nocau

pelear con el%spanol y derro-
tarle. Debo tertenerme aparfa-
do de 81 por lies o cuatro asal-
tos y despu6D castigarle."
Alfredo MontotD muestra a
TODD ell mundo ell libro de triun-
fos del va( o y destaca que ha
vencido 3 Charley Retzlaff
Tommy Loughrans Les Kenne-
dy, fluffy Griffiths y otros.
No conforme cor la derrota
que lie propinara Gazta1Nga,
por nocaut mi tampoco cdn e
que sufriera a manos de Lipps,
Barney Brock retara al vence-
dor de esta nocbe.
Completap ell programS de
hoy peleas entire "Hor5re Mon
tana" Steh5ins, otso ah;jado &
Jack Dempsey. y Bud Sdhil-
~ ut de Kansas City; Tiger
Murphy, de Memphis, tendra
lie contrario a Richard Her.
nandez; Babe del Vale comba-
tira con ell "Vaquero" Jones, a
seis asaltos.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
" creeme-anade ahora

" creeme-anade ahora
ell viejo, apoyandose contra Ell
aparador y esforzandose por
aparecer serene cuando We
que yo lie miro; sus palabras
vuelven a perder g~radualmen-
tie ell acento-, cree a tn pa
Dire: precisamente n~osotros,
los judios, tenemos que pagan
10 TODD, TODD, hasta la amabili-
dad mas insignificante. No po-
demos quedar debiendo NADIA
a nadie, pues 81 no, estamos
perdidos. No dejes nunca,
Leon que tie regalen NADIA sin
dar algo a Gambia, 81 quieres
estar SECURE y tener tranquila
la conciencia al acabar ell dia.
PSes mieRtras que los demas
solo necesitan, en- rigor, esfor-
La gaceta., 1937-02-04

sc marcho con rumbo a New
York.. q
HLuis ha hecho TODD 10 que
jacobs lie ,ha pedido. FL es la a.
TRACTION de taquilla; es In ciu-
dadano americana q. paga con-
tribuciones y tiene derechF a
oompetir por ell campeonato.
IN & ctono pssadsA cuando
'raddock no pudoA /, lie pc
limos a S~chmeling Rfispeleara
n Luis. Sc lie ofre.iLeon $780,
90 Y pc haoer ell match impo
sible pidi6 $500, 000".
Lis regresara a Chicago en-
esta semana y empezara a pre-
@ararse para su pelea del dia
IL de fe5rero con Matte Brown,
de Kansas City.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04

Dos slsdiadores del peso com
ell vasco Isidoro Gaztana-
ga y Joe Lipps, de Georgia, Sc
batiran esta noche a diez asal-
tos, en- ell cuadrilatero del 116
de Artilleria, al sur de West
Tampa.
G~aztanaga ha dicho que "acos
tara" a su oponente en- ell prime
no o segundo asalto Y Lipps -
clar6 aver que es vasco no lie
pasara del tercer "round".
Hecha ssa por los dos, ell p1-
olico latino cree que Isidoro de-
rrotara a su contrario, tenien-
do en- cuenta los punetazos que
utilizara para &erribar a Bap-
ney Brock Y Jack Denning.
La derecha del espanol es pc
ligrosa hasta para los hombres
de la vanguardia de su catego-
ria, y asi Sc reconoce por los ex
pertos.
Isidoro no parecfa hallarse
en- buenas condolences fisicas Ia
noche de su combate con Jenn-
ng; pero en- la pelea de hoy pro
bara que 10 de "ayer", 10 de la
pasada, no tenfa impor-
tancia.
Lipps, que obedece 6rdenes
del excampe6n Jack Dempsey.
venci ola semana pasada a Vic
tor Jones, de Atlanta, y hoy
por la manana decfa: Hablan
de la fama de Gaztafaga, pero
yo no lie veo figurar en- la pri-
mera fila de la division, 10 que
prueba que ell ruido es mayor
que las nueces.
Ha dicho ell vasco que me til
rara a la Iona, por la cuenta de
diez, en- ell primero o segundo
asalto. Jactancia impropia de
IN boxeador habit v modesto.
81 81 no ha peleado nunca con-
nigo y yo he vencido a hombres
,omo Tony Cancela, Barney
Brock, etc., Ia que tanta petu-
ancia. Tengo la seguridad de
[ue lie dare una sorpresa de la
;ual no Sc olvidara ~facilmente."
"Antes de salir de Miami,
lack Dempsey me ensef6 como
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
Estasn disgastados con los procedimientos
de Mike Jacobs los Trectores de joe Luis
Dnen que 81 judo juega con dos cartas II

Chicago, feb. 4.-Los name
jos de Mike Jacobs. ell empresa-
rio del clsb neoyorquino Siglo
Veinte, tienen muy disgustados
a Julian Black y John Roxbo-
rough, los ~diIectores de- dina
mitero" de Detroit.
81 81 sigue por ese gamino, d.
jeron Julian y Schn, tendremoa
que priyarle deIo sseESicios d.
Luis.
LA corducta de Jacobs r.
vela cue juega cen dos cartaS
Por una parte rarece que al
Ia a Lis Y por la otra trata
de pro. eyer Ell contrato que tie
ne cor Max Sahmeling. "Es un
doble juego que Luis no pA1-
ce".
Isl Jacobs insiste EN- corSe-
ner la MARTHA de awance ds
Luis, con sus maniobras tur-
bias romperemos con Ell y fir
maremos nosotros las pelas. No
podemos seguir tolerando tai es
tado de cosas. Cuando Sheldon
Clark nos hizo una oferta para
que Luis peleara con Braddock,
lie pedimos a Jacobs q. la acepta
ra sin demora. En- lugar de ha-
cerlo nos Ia venido enganando
y avadiendo poner su firma en-
oil cdntrato. Nos dijo que desea-
ba yer primero a Schmeling u
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
En- cuanto a mi, los judfos

En- cuanto a mi, los judfos
que Observation-Disclosures
los viejos-, aunque no me mo-
Wan a burla, como a tantos o.
tros chicos de mi edad, aficio-
nadisimos a imitar grotescamen
tie sus gestos, pues mi madre
tampoeo me 10 hubiera conSen-
tido-aparte de que yo no tenia
ell menor talento para la mimi
ca, no me eran tampoco SIM
lpatices, pues les vefa-obser-
vamdo 10 que ocurria en- nuestra
villa igualmente amables con
TODD ell mundo, aun con aauellos
que sabfan perfectamente que
eran sus enemigos. En- ell voca-
bulario de mis- ideas infantiles
sobre Ell honor, los tildaba de
csbardes, aunque eomprendiese
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
La Gaceta Folletm No. 25
Los QUE TENIAMOS
EFnesto Glaeser
DO(E AMOS
La Gaceta
be. Hasta ell Cello hay que me-

be. Hasta ell Cello hay que me
recerlo.
Leon Gala. La madre Sc
acerca a el y lie acaricia ell Pc
10. Ne Sc lie musve ua m1sculo
de la cara.
Els la quinta vuelta que da
Herr Silberstein, furioso, a la
mesa del comedor. La madre
monda una manzana, la parte
on rajitas pequeias y la poAe
tfmidamente delante de Leon
en- un plate pinto.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
LOU AMBERS PELEARA
CON ROTH

New York, feb. 4.-El cam
pe6n del peso ligero, Lou AM
bers, firm6 aver un ~contrato
por medic del cual Sc obliga a
pelear con AL Roth, de esta ciu-
dad eel dfa % de febrero.
Sc verificara ell combate en-
ell palacio San Nicolas.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
FPleitos v Divorcios

Consrelo Agramonte contra
Armando Agramonte; Beatrice
Taylor contra Harvey A. Tay-
lor; William Henry Brown con-
ira R. M. Brown; Helen Beck
with contra Bonnie Il. Beck
wish; Lille Saffold contra ID.
j. Saffold; T. F. Crawford con-
ira Mary Emma Crawford; C.
E. Kllgore contra Myrtle Flor
ence Kilgore.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
Ell CARONEL RUPERT CRI-
TICO A GEHRIG Y YER
NON GOMEZ

New York, feb. 4.-en la sa-
la de reception de su cerYeceria,
en- la Tercera avenida ell coro-
mel Rupert habl6 ayr de Lou
Gehrig v Vernon Gomez, que Sc
han declarado en- rebeldfa.
"Las demands de esos pelo-
La gaceta., 1937-02-04
CON Los GUANTES

Mike Jacobs dice Julian
Black, lie esta jugando la cabe-
"a a Jose Luis. Por una parte lie
dice a Luis que lie desea la Co
roma y per la otra trata de pro-
teger un contrato que tiene
con Max ~Schmeling.
Ell doble juego de algunos ju-
dos y de mrchos cristianos,
La gaceta., 1937-02-04

Probablemente Jacobs sc ha-
la en- posicion de explicar 10
que sucediera la noche del COM
bate entire Jose Luis y Max
Schmeling.
Els possible que 81 sepa los mo-
tivos que obligaron al negro \
La gaceta., 1937-02-04

no taparse la mandibula de5ar
Que Schmeling e pegara en- e.
LA, le peg aAggsra...
golpe dsFc pero e
sos olvidan la &2vstraci6n del
"~dinamitero"~ septimo.
HomRres de manidbras, ia
cobs probablemdAlte pudiera eX-
plicar ell "mister
jacobs ha venido dirigiendc
a Luis de aeueAdo con su bolsaat
no con los deseos del publico,A
Ahora quieAe proteger M
gro, Vi atracci n 81 re prodr-
ce Ell dinero, y pl mismo temp
salvar su eontSato con Sohmsl,
ing.
= La Liga Atti-Nazi de New
York esta dirigida por un no.
table abogado boreAy la Sin
riga eq fETor del mai" Sch
melingf1a mantienen dos iudios,
Joe Jacobs Y Mike Jacobs.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04

aco0y vsnci6 al negfU Th9-
mas abriendole una herida So
bre un ojo. Hasta ell momento
en- que la sanpre empez6 a ma
mar en- abr ndancia, ell negro lie
vaba la mejor parte.
iHerida "providencial"-que
diria ell chileno.
La gaceta., 1937-02-04

AlCil+Ci4d N|IftS+0
enter6 de que ssta5af enpe-
sanao frecupera~ e. 1lero qse
habiamos perdido en- los amos
& la crisis Y Que 81 81 y G6r.ez
10 lutheran lido al JaSn, hubie
'emos ganadp Ell camDeonato de
1885.
SG6mez debe estar agradsci-
dc por ell sueldo que lie ofrecee~
mos. Nal sc. porto en- 1885 y
NAL el aho pasado. LIE pagamos
bien."
Aludi6 tambi6n ell coronel %
Jake Powell, ell h6roe de la Sc
sie mundial, que pide aumento
de sueldo basandose en- q. peg6
diez 'fhits" en- Ia serie.
The daily independent., 1937-07-12
Mrs. Gordclia Jennings
Bundy Buried
Yesterday

Funeral services for Mrs. Cor
della Jennings Bundy, who died
Saturday night at her home on
Parsonage street, were conducted
yesterday afternoon from the
First Christian church by the
Rev. w. O. Henderson. the pastor,
and the Rev. E. H. Potts, pastor
Of First Baptist church. Burial
was in Hollywood cemetery.
Mrs. Bundy was 67 years old
and a litelOng resident of the
county and city. Besides her hus-
band, Mrs. Bundy, who was mar
ried twice. is survived by three
daughters. Mrs. j. B. Anderson,
Mrs. J. w. Chambers and Mrs.
John TrueblOOd: three sons. w. F..
Jennings, Jr., Martin and Charlie
Jennings; four brothers. j. c.,
Claude, Josh and Charlie Ralph;
20 grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
The daily independent., 1937-07-12

ary doctor of laws degree by the
University of North Carolina and
honorary membership III the Or
der OF the Golf. high-ranking le-
gal fraternity. SeaWell was elect
ed to the University of North Car
olina chapter in 1885.
Other memberships include Odd
Fellows. Junior Order of United
American Mechanics, ShrlnerS,
and mascot of the Friends OF
Temperance" many years ago.
Il have continued my pledge to
the drys. however" SeaWell re-
marked.
The attorney general married
Miss Bertha AlmaS Smith OF
Moore county April y. 1905. They
have six children: Elizabeth, 80;
A. A. F.. Jr.. %; Malcolm Euie, 26;
Donald. 24; Sarah Jeannette, %;
and Edward Harding. 10.
hUI W.
Born in Moore county on farm
October 13, 1861, Seawell was
prepared for college at JoneSboro
high school. He was graduated
from the University of North Car
olina in 1889 with a bachelor of
philosophy degree after several
years of teaching school.
After additional intermittent
teaching while studying law. Sea-
well passed the state bar eXami-
nation in 1892.
His law practice. except for
periodic trips to Raleigh as leg
iSlator and % years as Moore and
Lee county attorney. extended
from 1893 until 1881, when Sea-
well became assistant attorney
general under attorney general
Dennis J. Brummitt.
Named attorney general by Gov.
J. c. B. EhringhauS III 1885 on
the death of Brummitt, ScaWell
was returned overwhelmingly to
the post last November IN the
landslide Democratic election.