Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-04-16

Why does1 L. Moses write some
thing about somebody in Vance cour-
ty? Aren't there any twins or other
folks of interest in or near Hender-
son? Why doesn't Uncle Nose writ.
something worth reading anyhow?
l hope this picture and paragraph
telling about it will answer the abov,
question. Bob and Tom Morgan ar.
the five year old twin sons of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Robert L. Morgan who live on
the Newdeal Plantation near Towns
vile. If the home in which they live
had been built in the center of the
farm, they would have a Thousand
acres for their front playground and
thousand acres for their back yard
Like most twins, they are differen.
in their ways. One is bit more talk
alive which leaves the other one timid
One likes to go with his Mother AM
Father to town while the other had
rather stay home and play. But where
it comes to eating ice cream cones,
both are equally efficient.
I do not know which school they
are planning to attend next fall, but
I will just bet that both of them will
study hard when they start to school
and will learn fast.
If there are any more twins in
Vance county, and l feel sure there
are, 1 would like to have a letter from
them to print in this column.
Now let me tell you fish tale, not
a chicken story Elwood and Ebert
are the twin sons of Mr.. and Mrs G
r. Blackwell, and grandsons of M.
Dick Blackwell whom I have spoken
of several times before. Elwood or
dered one hundred and fifty All Club
baby chicks some weeks ago and rails
ed 1853 of them, which he is now sell
ing. They included nine extra ones in
The lot, so he only lost six of them
l think that did real well, and showed
he worked hard over them.
Which makes me think of Miss
Maggie Garrett and her goslings.
heard yesterday that some unknow
something had struck them all dow:-
but one. They just got sick, fell over
On their backs, and died. heard from
our little and as yet unnamed, Cos
ing yesterday and it is still growing.
Miss Sallie Gordon who moved dow,
O Angler, Route with her nephew
10 live, was back to town f.r visit
md was looking real well and happT.
She used 20 trade with M. A. ch Mack
az she Jailed MIR. VIZ land when !
worked in that store. She said that
he was glad to see me and that |
seemed like some of her folks, which
made my poor heart glad as like t.
7 col fIi0x
Hope Miss Sallie and her sister will
like down east, but of course it could
MT seem exactly like the old home
town, and county where they were
raised and lived so long.
M. H. Workman left for G. G. G.
Camp this week. Think he is going to
California. Anyway he took this paper
some days ago and his sister, Miss
Viola, tells me they are keeping w
With the news every day. and SAL
hey like the Dispatch fine. When he
,ets settled at camp I hope he will
vrite us a letter and tell how he likes
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T. B. (Boss) Jones of North Gran
Vile has returned from Mcpherson
hospital, Durham, where he spent thu
week for treatment of his left eye. He
S much improved and we truly hope
re will soon be completely recovered.
am afraid that his sOn-in-law, Tom
Williamson, overworked while he was
.one. But anyway I know that Tom
lid his part. BY the way, Tom I hope
FOUR wood-pile is not getting as low
rs my preserves
And [ have found out about Meeglt
Jackson whose Birthday Dinner of
asst Sunday spoke of. He is o. R.
Jackson who lives near Epson. His
name is Omega. He and Mrs. Jackson
ire the parents of thirteen living chill
dren, having never lost child, NOE
| grand-child. His Mother still lives
and is nearly ninety years old.
One of their ten daughters is Mrs
c. r. (Carter) Evans. Carter runs a
store and service station several miles
from Oxford on the Mountain Creek