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WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
EXECUTIVES GATHER

The executive board of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary of the PreSby-
terrain church met Yesterday aft
ernoOu in the church house. which
was attraetively arranged with
early summer flowers.
Since the meeting was especial
~ an officers training class. a
number of other members of the
Auxiliary were also present.
The president. Mrs. A. Craw-
ford Smith. was i'm the chair and
opened the meeting with scripture
reading from the 46tn Psalm.
The minutes of the June meet
ing were read by the secretary,
Mrs. S. W. Futrell. and approved.
The circles calendar for the
months activity was given.
Mrs. n. G.. Love. PreSbyterlal
president. spoke few words con-
corning the ASheville Presbyterian
Day. to be held on July -, at
Montreal.
The meeting was turned over
20 Mrs. l.. NJ. RicheSon. OF way
neSville. a past PreSbyterial presi-
dent. who gave a mos interesting
and Instructive talk on the duties
Of the officers of the Auxiliary.
4 humorous and interesting
Skit. entitled. "How Not to Con-
duct a Circle Meeting" was given
BY Misses Alice Finn. Margaret
and Jean Randolph. ana Rather
inc and Louise Shepherd.
A question bee was conducted
by Mrs. RicheSon on the work of
the Auxiliary and proved 10 be
helpful checkup. The meeting was
closed with the Mizpah Benedic-
tom
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group captains on their duties and
they gave a report on their work.
One new member was enrolled.
Miss Jean MaxwelPs group was
awarded the prize for the highest
attendance percentage.
The social hour was in charge
of Miss Mamie Lee Presley, At
which time games were enjoyed
and the contest prize went to Miss
Grace Davis. Attractive refresh
ments were served to 16 members
and four visitors. The meeting
was dismissed with prayer by Mrs.
w. K. Ship.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hunter and
family, of Miami, Fla, are occu-
plying Mrs. A. G. Green's home
in Hillside Park for a month.
Mrs. F. w. Bossault and Miss
Julia Smyth, who have been visit
ing in Southfeld, N. Y. for sew
eral days, will be joined this week
by Miss Sara Hudgens. They will
sail on Friday on the Europa to
spend two months abroad.
Miss Jeanette Mottsman has
returned home after a delightful
vacation spent in Washington,
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Because of falling meteors. the
earth gains about a ton Of weight
each year.
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taking as the basis of his message
verses II to 10 of the third chap
ter of Philippians.
Preceding the prayer meeting
at $50 o'clock supper will be
served to all members of the
Workers Council of the Sunday
school. 1t is urged and hoped by
the church leaders that every
member of the council will find it
possible to be present.
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TUESDAY
ROOSEVELT OFF FOR
TOUR THURSDAY

Continued from page one)
that the President has limited pub
licly at plans to revive it. Other
new dealers, however, privately
have said that the fight would &C
on after the November elections
in which the administration anti
cipates some of the bitterest foes
of the program will be retired to
private life.
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BUILDING CONGRESS

TOLEDO. CUP A building
congress is being formed in an
effort to get building started in
Toledo. Contractors m a ter a |
dealers, organized labor groups,
architects, engineers and tinan-
ciers all will be considered in the
federation. Home construction will
probably be the first area of OPP
Grafton.
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Baltimore and New York.
Mrs. J. H. Reaves, of Many, La,
and Mrs. D.. H. Handley, of Holo-
taw,. Fla, are at the Bowen apart
ments on Fifth avenue west while
their daughters are at Camp Tona-
Wandah.
Mrs. J. J. Allen has returned to
Charlotte after visit to her ia
Their, Mr.. John Garren. She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss
Della Garren, who will make her
a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Wood and
daughter, Hazel Dean, left today
for Bennettsville, S. c., after A
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Sud-
duth.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. Spellinger
and son and daughter, of st.
Petersburg, Fla, have taken one
of Mrs. A. G. Green's cottages
for two weeks.
Mesdames Alfred Abel and L.
M. Richeson, of Waynesville,
were in the city yesterday. The
latter came especially to address
the executive board of the Presby-
terrain Woman's Auxiliary.
Mr.. Herbie Holober, of Wash
ington, D. c., is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Mottsman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Armstrong
and family have moved to their
cabin on the Dana road which they
call "Nowurrie."
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Telephone
Numbers
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By CAROL DAY

Address your envelope Toda Pattern Bureau II Sterling
Place, Brooklyn n. Y.
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BAPTIST COUNCIL
MEET AND PRAYER
SERVICE TONIGHT

In the mid-week prayer service
at the First Baptist church to-
night at 8 o'clock, the pastor, Rev.
B. f. Wall, will speak on the sub
iect. Good and Bad Examples"
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the meeting to order and also gave
the devotional on Love. Mrs. Dur
ham read a sweet poem. Reports
were made and personal service
work for July will be to visit the
county home and Jail. Mrs. r. D.
Suttenfield gave the program. A
rising vote of thanks was given
her for the splendid way in which
she had taught the mission study
book. Ten members and one Wis
itor. Mrs. B. f. Wall. We're pres
ent. During the social hour the
hostess was assisted by her sister,
Mrs. J. D. Whitmire, in serving a
salad course and grape juice.
Mrs. f. H. Henderson enter
tanned the Fannie Heck circle of
which she is chairman. The open
inc prayer was made by Mrs. Mark
Briggs. a new member. there be-
ing nine others present. Mrs. Geo.
W. Justice gave the devotional
program and Mrs. A. J. Redden
taught a chapter of the mission
study book after the l0utlne buSl-
ness had been dispatched. During
the social hour punch, sandwiches
and cookies were enjoyed.
L. l.. l.. MEETING HELD
The L. L. L. class of the First
Baptist Sunday school met last
evening at the home of Misses
Margaret and Mary Sue Brook
shire, with the formers team as
hostesses. Following the singing
of the class song a devotional was
conducted BY Miss Mary Alice Ro-
zier. Mrs. B. f. Wall then offered
prayer.
Miss Helen Davenport, presi-
dent. was in charge of the bust
ness session. Mrs. Agnes Ward,
class teacher. made q talk to the
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SUSANNAH WESLEY
MEETING HELD

The SuSannah Wesley class OF
the First NJ. F.. Sunday school met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. j.
D. Waddell. The morning was
spent as usual in piecing a quilt.
A delightful luncheon followed.
Mrs. H. Marlborough, vice-presi-
dent, called the business session
to order in the absence of Mrs.
w. F.. Strider. Mrs. Waddell gave
the daily thought from the Upper
Room. The devotional on Look
ing Unto Jesus was presented by
Mrs. A. J. Henderson and Mrs.
Marlborough read Elizabeth Bar
rett Browning's poem. Out in the
Fields With God.
Every member answered the
roll call by telling of some benefit
derived from the AlderSgate Com
memoration Anniversary which is
being conducted in all Methodist
churches this year. A committee
was appointed for the Victory
fund drive. The dismissal prayer
was offered by Mrs. T. R. Parent.
the meeting having been attended
by nine members.
COFFEYS HAVE SON
DR.. and Mrs. J. C. Coffey, of
Burlington, have announced the
birth of a son. James Cecil. Jr.,
on Saturday, July 2, at the Rowan.
Memorial hospital in Salisbury.
The foregoing will be Of interest
here. DR.. Coffey having moved to
Hendersonville about 20 years ago
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. R.
A. Coffey. with whom he spent last
night. Mrs. Coffev was before
marriage Miss Mildred Deweese,
of Salisbury.
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"Jew's harp" has nothing to do
with the race; the name is a cor
ruption of claws harp"
La gaceta., 1938-10-08

Lev6 duego a la j6ven a un
hndo canape, Y sentandola q a,
lado, cogiendo!a de nueyo las
manos con dulzura, conenz6 a
decir de esta manera:
-Agueda Cenci, de la Que w
hace tempo comenzaba a no
flarme demasiado, como tampo-
co de su madre, y de las QUE on
otra OCCASION tie hablare, no hi
70 oien, puesto que tie contest
que tn no eres hija nuestra. en-
no decirte toda la verdsd.
Nc, q,erida mia; til no eres h;
ia nuestra.
Una noche, a POGO de reeresar
n0sotros de America, donde III
padre, quiero decir mi esuosn
naoia ocupado Ell puesto de en.
oalador' los crisdos to encontra.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08

llegado todavfa a Tampa el cru
cero Cuba, de la marina de
guerra Guiana, que trae a la
noyena que aqul jugara una Sc
rie de tres jregos con la novena
del Cfrculo Cubano.
Tan pronto llegue Ell crucero
esperado EN- ell mueile por cente-
mares de personals, los peGoteros
iran a pradticar ligeramente,
porque ell primer desafio Sc efec
tuara a las tres de la tarde de
hoy, en- ell terreno de Cuscaden.
La novena de Ia marina es ex-
celente y sabemos que posea tres
pitchers de gran habilidad.
Manana domingo Sc efectua.
ran dos desafios, uno a las diez
de va manana, y Ell Segundo a las
tres de la tarde.
BESIDE ell terreno Sc trasmiti-
ram los juegos de la serie num-
dial.
Los ~visitantes seran obsequia-
dos por la directiva del Cfrculo,
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
victoriano Manteiga. Editor
SUBSCRIPTION semanal: 20 cents
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Telefono 1882
DEPORTH
TIRANDO Ell BALON
LA UNIVBRSIDAD
DE MIAMI APLASTO
A LA DE TAMPA

Sobre los "ESpartanos" de la
Universidad de Tampa pasaron
aver los Hurricanes" de Ia Uni
versidad de Miami y la derrota
fne aplastante, con anotaci6n de
80 por 6.
Mas de $1,000 personals pre-
senciaron Ell partido y aplaudie-
ron la efectividad de Johnny
Douglas, un agil muchacho de
West Virginia, a quien los Es-
partanos veian por todas parties
y, sin embargo, no pudieron do
minar.
Tres de los "touchdowns" de
los Hurricanes" fueron an0ta-
dos por Douglas, a quien secun-
daron de manera brillante, en-
tire otros, Terry Fox y e captain
Eddie Dunn.
Paul Thomas hizo la Inica a.
notaci6n de los tampenos, CON
una carrera de 80 yardas. Com
paretto no pudo despues dar a
SUI "once" ell septimo punto.
Ell terreno mojado Zen mate
ria de excusas) impidi6 que los
E~spartanos desarrdllaran todaI
su actividad.
Tampa tenfa una pequena re-
presentation en- la Glorieta y es-
ia apoy6 en- 10 que pudo, con sus
gritos, al "once'' dirijido por
Mash Higgins.
Con 10 smuchachos comparti6
la amargura 81 DR.. Sherman,
presidente de la Universidad de
Tampa, que sonreia; pero...
Paul HAGEN hizo un avance
de % yardas y Mandula cometi6
un error. Entonces Douglas alta
CO por el centric y anot6
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
T DE
LOS TERRIERS

Anoche, en- Clearwater, los
Terriers del Institute HillSbo-
rough, de esta ciudad, derTota-
ron al Crimson Tornado con a.
notaci6n de Z puntos contra O.
Eran los de Clearwater los ia
voritos; pero Benny Fernandez
estaba en- las filas de los Te-
rriers y con slls ataques, y bien
apoyado, consigui6 anotar, des-
hacienda la esperanto del Tor
nado. Manuel Fernandez y Guy
Tompkins ayudaron de manera
positiva an ell ataque.
Centenares ode muchachos de
Tampa cruzaron ell terraplen Y
aytldaron con su algeria v VOICES
de aliento a sus amigos y COM
paneros.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
Ell TERCER DESAFIO DE
LA SERLE MUNDIAL

Esta anunciado para hoy, en-
New York, ell tercer desaffo de
la serie mundial.
Todos los expertos opinan que
la "maquinaria" de los Yam
KEGS es muy superior a la de los
Cubs, pero ell catcher y director
Gabby Hartnett no ha perdido
la esperanto.
No SO encuentra dine, . a "a
vor de los Cubs.
HarneH anuncia para hoy la
siguiente lfnea de batalla: Hack
3b; Herman, 2b; Demaree, rf
Marty, Of; Reynolds, If; Hart
nett, C; Collins, Id; urges, IS
pitcher, Clay Bryant.
Los Yankees utilizaran, como
en- los anteriores juegos, a Gro
setti, Rolfe, Heinrich, DiMaggio,
Gehrig, Dickey, Selkirk, Gordon
y Ell pitcher Monte Pearson.
lei arbitro Sears actuara en- ell
home; Hubbard en- IA prime
ra base, Moran en- segunda Y
Hollis en- tercera.
CAST todos los periodistas
Green que los Yankees ganaran
la serie sin interruption, aunque
Harnett tieme la esperanto de
que Bill Lee, EN- su segunda sa-
Ida, derrote a los hombres de
Mccarthy y Ell corona Rupert.
Dlcese que Frank Demaree
sera reemplazado hoy por Phil
Cavaretta.
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quiero decir ESQ.

do!
No quiero decir ESQ.
-Pues entonces...
Els que 10 que voy a decirte
es tan enorme, mama es tan
trascendental, que temo que, por
no causarme dolor, is6lo por e.
SOL, me sigas engafiando! L..
-5Me Si9as engaHando?- re
piti6 la marquesa, frunciendo
un tanto ell ceno Y subrayando
las palabras.
ST, mama. Yo Sc, yo tengo
ahora la certeza, de QUE. to-.
no eres mi madre.
La marquesa Sc puso lfvida.
EStaba pensando, desde hacia
un momento, Y viendo la enor-
me emoci6n de Ia muchacha,
Qse Quiza aQguien Ia habia reve-
La gaceta., 1938-10-08

LAS PANTERAS

EMPATAFtON
LAS PANTERAS
Mas de 5000 personas presen
ciaron Ell combate de aver entire
las Panteras de Plant y los Dia-
bios Verdes de San Petersburg.
Fue un partido interesantisi-
mo y al final cada once tenia 6
puntoS.
Plant anot6 en- la primera eta
pa y los jovenes de San Peters
burg en- la segunda. Jimmy Bax
endale, ayudado por Jack Jones
y Art Christy, Mav6 ell bal6n has
ia el "goal". A la bora de "pun-
tear, Henry Holmes, jr., peg6
I'm golpe bajo.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08

lado ell terrible secreto; pero con
ESQ y TODD, la produjo una emo
sion hondisima oirlo de labios de
Maria.
Sc rehizo, sin embargo, con
aquel recio temple de las muje-
res de SUI raza, Y, miranda a la
j6ven, al tempo que sonreia con
inmensa dulzura y con inmensa
tristeza, dijo, mientras una la
grima aparecia en- sus hermosos
ojos:
u Quien te 10 ha dicho, hija
mtae
-Agueda Cenci. 5Luego es
verdad?
i Els verdad, hija mia!-con-
test6 la marqussa, subrayando
la dulcfsima palabra-. Els YER
dad que til no eres rNi ksjc; y,
La gaceta., 1938-10-08

sin embargo, eres mi hijd. GCom
prendes?
ST; quieres decir que, sin
serlo me quieres como 81 10 fue-
ra.
-iNo te podria Querer mas
81 fueras sangre de mi sangrei
mo yo a ii tampoco 81 fueras
mi madre en- realidad. Pero, di-
me: 5quienes son mis- padres,
va que tampoco Ell marques es
mi padre?
@GNo tie 10 han dicho? mo
tie ha dicho Aguedita... ?
-Aguedita me dijo que no Sc
sabe NADIA de ellos.
Que a mi me pusieron recien
nacida a la prerta de vueStro
palacio.
ASH fue, hijG MIA, .,...
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
Leonard C. Walls, por pasar

Leonard C. Walls, por pasar
monedas falsas; Robert E. Haw
kins, que cobraba en- la oficina
de correos de Tampa, al publico,
cantidades mayores a las que de
bfa cobrar; Luisiano Fernandez,
Nioiaci6n de las leyes de los lico-
res; Levie Johnson, John Tho
mas y Charlie Cambridge, por
eli mismo delito que ell anterior.
A un individuo Mamado Alvin
Take, conocido por Dawson,
Alsop, Hayes y Rogers, SIC lie pro
ces6 porque sc hacia pasar, sin
serlo, por agente 'da departa-
mento de Justicia de Ia naci6n.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08

Tony Shucco, el americana de
Boston, acost6 aver, EN- Berlin, a
Adolfo Heuser, I'm pilgil nazi {;
pero...-. lie disqualification DIES =
pues, a la uSanza de Hitler.
Contaron a Hersar los dieZ Sc
gundos ". despues le dieron
la victoria.
Parece que Shucco pega con
dureza y ESQ solo sc admite en-
Alemania cuando Is un "nazi"
el que pega.
La policfa intervino-..... para
ca9mar la ira de los cobardes
contra ell forastero.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
ANUNCIESE EN- IA GACETA'

y que vosotros me adoptas-
tets.
ST, querida, I Y que mas te
dijo?
MAZDA mas.
ID NADIA mas?... Pues, esc1-
chame. Yo quiero, va cue hab,a-
mos de clio, contartelo TODD.
-Sf, cuentamelo TODD; me
voy a casar y eS precise que yo
pueda contestar a Isidoro O a
no importa qui6n sea, que me
praguntara cualquier cosa. Y, en-
todo case, quiero saber a que ate
nerme.
Isl, querida. Tu ito Y 20 ash
10 habiamos decidido hace unos
dfas. EscIchafne.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
i Els horrible. mama l..

rs hOrrlDle... mama L..
ID Horrible?. o.. iDimelo a mi
Yo he de consolidate. mo themes
confianza en- tn madre?
Hubo un silencio.
Maria, secando ahora sus la
grimas, habiaSe quedado Miriam
do fijamente a la marquesa, que
la oblig6 a sentarse en- sus
rodillas.
-Es una cosa muy grave 10
que tengo que decirte.
-Dimelo TODD,
Maria de las Moves miro aho-
ra en- los miSmos ojos a la mar
quesa.
Il Verdad que no me has de
enganar?-pregunt6 al fin.
u Engaharte yo, hija MAJ.
va sabes que nunca he menti-
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
La Gaceta Folletin No. 159
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA /

nido, acaso, algun disgusto?
Maria deneg6 con la cabeza.
de. Pepe?
-No-dijo ahora Maria de
las Nieves, con voz entera, ir-
guiendo Ia cabeza.
Ell pensamiento de que la mar
quesa pudiera Greer que lloraba
por... aqued infame, por aquel
hoqnbre despreciaible que ahora
la inspiraba I'm asco y un desden
infinitos, despues de la TRACTION,
la hizo erguirse como una fiera
herida.
-Entonces.., 1por que lloras
hija mia?
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
DE
LOS MAIESTROS

Los Sombrereros de Stetson a
plastaron aver en- facil combate
a los Maestros del Sur del Geor
gia.
Intervino en- la victoria, ha-
ciendo tres "touchdowns'' Lawr
ence Hardy, Ell notable "full-
back.
En- el ataque los Sombrereros
ganaron 375 yardas contra 38
sUs contrarioS.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
VICTORIA DE
ROLLINS

Ell Colegio del Sur de Geor-
gia, vencido por los Espartanos,
alcanz6 aver otra Iderrota, en
Orlando, a manos de los liars"
de Rollins.
La anotaci6n ina. rue de "a
contra O. Sammy Hardman, un
Il ovato, hizo dos "touchdowns"
les Tars.
Rollins ostenta una victoria
sobre Stetson, 10 que acredita
r2l eficiencia.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08

Existe un gran ntlmero de
personals que v~ociferan ell YER
dadero americanismo. 81 sc les
obligara a definirlo, Sc descubri
ria que ninguno de ellos conoce
ell verdadero valor de esa santa.
paiabra y que tampoco practi-
can 10 que proclaman y predi-
can. Todo Sc reduce, a 10 que
los del pueblo denominamos,
"Bull"...
La gaceta., 1938-10-08

Ell pueblu americana sc esta
preocupando demasiado, segnln
Sc afirma, por aquellos que todo
10 saben.-Vamos a yer. iPor
que hemos de praocuparnos ?
No hay mas que observar..
TODD 10 que es possible suceda,
va nos ha sucedido, w..
La gaceta., 1938-10-08

Escucha Antelo, TIL siempre
'dices la verdad?
NO, hijo, no. A mi avanza-
da edad deseo conservar unos
cuantos amigos. mo crees que
'debo hacerlo asi, para vivir tran
quilo?
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
10 QUE r DICEN
Y YO COMENTO
(Por Jose r. SanfeHz)

AHA va esa indirecta del Pa
DIRE Cobos!
"El promedio de los hombres
estan dispuestos a probar una
cosa, o c~ualquier cosa, por una
sola vez-con la possible excep-
cion de 10 que Sc nombra traba-
jo".
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
DICTA-
DOS POR Ell GRAN JURA-
DO e

Ell Gran Jurado federal ter
min6 sus seSiones en- Orlando,
dictando % procesamientos, EN-
tire ellos los siguientes:
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
CON LOS GUANTES

Chino Alvarez, seg1n sc nos
peleara ell venidero jue-
YES, en- Savannah, Ca, con Bob
La gaceta., 1938-10-08

Cuando escribimos estas H.
meas, diez de la mafana, no ha
La gaceta., 1938-10-08

Sylvester, de Sarasota.
Ell chino ACADIA de regresar de
Texas, donde pas6 ell verano.
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
LA GACETA

III peri6dico en- idioma Espanol
do mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1938-10-08
Noticias de Pelota

HOY LLEGARA LA NOVENA
DE LA MARINA B A
La gaceta., 1938-10-08

La riarQuesa hizo una pausa.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-11

1857-Augustus Thomas, famed play
wright, born in st. Louis. Died Aug.
12 1884
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-11
Weed Sales
Believed At
325,OOOLbs.
Prices Better Than
Final Sales Immedi-
ately Preceding the
Holidays

An estimated 325,OOO pounds of to-
bacco was offered on sale on ware
house floors in Henderson today as
sales were resumed after the long
Christmas-New Year holiday period
The estimates were by r. w. McFar-
land, sales supervisor, who further
guessed the probable average for the
day at around 19 to 21 cents per
pound.
Mr.. Mcfarland said tobacco was
selling better than the final week be-
fore the Christmas holidays, and there
were a number of piles selling as high
as 40 cents a pound, with some as
high as S54 per hundred
Growers appeared to be pleased with
the prices being paid, but said the
quality was likewise up slightly by
comparison with the last few days be-
fore Christmas. One explanation
hazarded was that the prospect of
crop curtailment in 1888 under gov
ernment regulation was a factor IN
the apparent rise in averages noted
today.
Some estimates were that the Hen
derson market would sell between two
and three million pounds by the end
of the season, which is looked for
about the end of January or the first
week in February.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-11
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1888

T. r. Champion was convictod ;,
drunken driving, and was given fov. =.
months on the roads, and paw fis
of SIS and costs, his license was ~
voked for one year, and he was n,'.
on good behavior for five years iudr
ment suspended upon payment Of ~
fine and costs at once.
j. Kenneth GreenWay was puilt,, -.
disposing of mortgaged property h,,.
It was shown to the court that 49,
mortgage holder had been satisf;nS
and the defendant was taxed with 49,
costs of the action.
Calvin RUSH, Negro, pleaded gu;,t,.
to theft of clothing and sentence hay
not been pronounced on him dur;ns.
the early morning.
The court began today's session
when Willie Mae Jones pleaded gultu
to assault, but sentence had not booS
passed at the noon recess
r. l.. Caughley, carnival Concession
stand operator, was charged with do
frauding William Adams out of $50 at
the Vance county colored fair, hut
he failed to appear at the court HI
cash bond was ordered forfeited and
a capias issued for the defendant
A sentence of from three to five
years was given to James Smith. No.
gro, convicted of stealing tobacco
from Farmers warehouse
Shortly after the noon recess, tho
jury heard Solicitor E. r. Tyler pive
his argument, in the case of Allen
Hughes, charged with larceny of .
ham, and then went in to deliberate
/ the ease
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-11

Miss Corrine Marion Cheek, daughter
of John S. Cheek and Clementine Bag
ley Cheek. She had suffered from a
complication of ailments, contribut
ing to her death.
Pallbearers announced for the fun
eral were:
Active-J. r. league, George L. Leg
gett, c. o. Seifert, D. D. Hocutt, T
H. Crowder, r. S. Johnson, j. C.
Mann, Taylor Turner.
Honorary-R. w. Moore, Raleigh;
Reginald Sprinkle, w. r. Turner, w
:" ~~efi~ r. c. Faris, j. T. Cheatham
M. w. Wester, DR.. Thomas Hunter
44orge M. Suggs, r. E. Clements, r.
H. Duke, A. H Check, F. B. Robards
Brooks Ayscue, w. c. Gates, Jr.
Frank Wortham, D. L. McCallum
Sol Hayes, r. H. Vyortham, c. F. Tan
kersley, Jr,. H. M. Robinson, S. S.
Ferebee, F. L. Toepleman, K. L. Bur
ton, Henry R. Mangum, George A
Harris, M. G. Evans, r. G. S. Davis
R. J. Corbitt, j. C. Kittrell, e. G.
Glenn, Jr., r. F. Thompson, DR.. A. P
Newcomb, DR.. r. T. Upchurch, j. fl
Bridgers, r. j. Jones, T. F.. Gholson,
L. c. Brinkley, ]. w. Hayes, Sr., D. S.
Bryan, j. w. Collins; c. B. Sherman,
Durham.