Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-10-01

Today is the day on which Guitar
Moore, liquor board chairman, will
grow red in the face if he sees any
picture other than that of bottle on
liquor advertisements. WilmingtOn's
Tom Cooper and r. B. Page have al
ready reddied up about it, but, de-
spite their opposition, censorship of
liquor ads is supposed to go into eff
feet October 1.
There is likely to he fireworks next
Friday October - when the State
burgers, intent on the political life
blood of State Senator Archie Gay, are
planning to tell the school bosses just
exactly how low an opinion they have
of their lawmaker, whom they blame
for making their children ride too
F., far on a bus
Now for the brighter side of the
school picture.
Reports reaching me from many
superintendent indicate that the
! spirit of principals and teachers is
! higher than ever this fall said Lloyd
! Griffin, executive secretary of the
| School Commission.
! Raleigh, Oct. 1.-School children
may be glad to hear they have good
company in doing many of their tasks
outside the school and at their homes.
On the desk of Governor Clyde e.
Hoey in the State Capitol is a bulg-
ing folder. On the outside is written
in pencil by the governors own hand:
Governors Home Work"
His Excellency can be seen carrying
it back and forth every afternoon and
morning, too, and he says that he at
tends to much of his heavy work at
the Mansion.
What's in a name? John Laws for
mer Burlington police officer, has just
become a member of the State High
way Patrol.
It seems to this bureau, which does
not pose as headquarters for sports
i experts, that the football writer's of
North Carolina hove gone out of their
way to avoid naming the real reason
for South Cardinals tie with North
Carolina last Saturday.
| Not a one of them has said so, but
| isn't it just barely possible that the
i Sandlappers have a Grade "A' foot
! kali team this season?
State Senator Gilmer Sparger of
| Stokes, has assumed his duties in Ra-
Z, leigh as North Carolina secretary for
the American Petroleum Industries
| Committee. He succeeds r. Grady
/ Johnson, former speaker of the House
and now head of the penal division Of
the State Highway Department.
| Another sign of returned prosperity.
Raleigh's Y. M. G. A. drive netted $751;
6285O in pledges this year against 81
030 last While this years campaign
may have been bit better organized
than last years the principal reason
for increased subscriptions was in
creased ability to make them.
! When a lad keeps on wooing a lass
! it gives rise to the impression his in
| tentions are serious, and if this Thad
Eure our good looking Secretary of
State, keeps on making speeches on
! little or no provocation it will be moth
| ing, less than logical to. conclude he is
| ardently wooing Miss Electorate with
/ eyes on a higher, post than the one
he now embellishes. Tonight Thad is
! to be heard by Dunn's Lions.
| Press agents nowadays lose no OPP
| portunity to dress up every story with
| the human touch" --latest to come to
i this bureaus attention is the case of
/ Miss Myrtle Ellen La Barr, Green's
! boro, who has just been named ma
tional publicity chairman of the Ma
| tional Federation of Business and
/ Professional Women's Clubs. After de-
! failing her many accomplishments.
i there is added:
! ''She likes to cook and can make
! jelly well enough to win prize at
, the fair