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who contend that the celebration
would offer means Of dlrertln& III
diyidual thoughts from things Oh -
much sorrow and seriousness ana
world be 4 welcome event. The M
rcrtilt question along with ih"''
tr,,.nh. would concern the financial
>,muort that would be forthcoIAII'S'
These are just some of the aspects
of the proposal. 1t is fairly cefl1H'
That the committee would be quite
ready to proceed ii assured the COM
mInitv desired it to do 50 ana
would give assurances OF It's sup
port. Success OF the celebration.
financially and otherwise. coulo
hardly be questioned but for the
war, and even then that would not
he 4 serious factor if it could DC
known that this country will not De
actively involved.
\ definite decision may be reach
ed at the meeting next Wednesday.
Members OF the larger committee
and the public i'll general might bl
giving some thought to the question
N the meantime.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Alvin J. Writ of Tex. Under Sc
rotary Of the Interior. born Column
bus. Ten. 50 years ago.
NrS. Lillian NJ. Gilbreth of N. j.,
noted consulting engineer. born al
Oakland. Cal. 81 years ago.
Elsa Maxwell, hostess. born 81
Years ago.
Mrs. Grace Poole Reynolds, cX-
president OF the General Federation
Of WomenS Clubs. born at Wake
field. Mass. 60 years ago
George r. Putnam, cX-commis-
joncr Of lighthouses. born at DaEcn-
port. Iowa. IS years ago.
Prof. Walter W. Stewart of the In
.,i1utc for Advanced Study, Prince
ton, \. j.. noted economist. born at
Manhattan Rams. So years ago.
Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick of New
York City. clni"ent clergyman.
teacher and author. born at Buffalo
y. Y. 81 years ago.
Clarence Q. Sheriff.. city manager
If Cincinnati, born Newton. N. c.. 81
years ago.
D.. Earl 3. Marlatt. dean Of the
Boston University Theological School
born at Columbus. Ind. 48 years
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l Oday II II
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

Emanuel LcutZc, American
artist, painter of Washington Cross
ing the Delaware" painted on the
Rhine, born i'll Germany. Died July
l3, 1868.
William Chauvcnct. noted
astronomer mathematician Of the
u. S. Naval Academy and Washing
ton University, St Louis, born at
Milford, Pa. Died Dec. l3, 1870.
lS45-Carl II. A. Bjcrrcgaard
New York Public Library'S noted
mystical philosopher, who suffered
much his first years as Il pcnnileSS
fricndlcSS immigrant, born in Den
mark. Died Jan. %, 1922.
lS50-H"nry w. Grady, famed
Southern orator and journalist, born
at Athens. Ga. Died in Atlanta
Dec. %, 1889.
l854- Richard Mansfield, famcc
American actor Of his generation
born in Germany. Died in New
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ANSWERS.

|. He said that it would DC de-
moraiizing in its political results;
men would be "deluded into the DC
lief that they were fighting for therT-
selves. when they arc only quarrel
ing Tor the selfish interests Of 9TH
ers. Judge Castor said that if the
popular election scheme was estab-
lshed you will greatly increase the
violence and bitterness" Until that
time the governor had been elected
by the legislature.
,. On the first Monday after the
second Wednesday in December next
following their election in the Capt.
tol in Raleigh.
8. They thought they were locating
in Virginia. however, the next year,
It'll. Anthony Blcdsoe, 4 surveyor,
discovered the settlement was locat-
ed in North Carolina.
/ North Carolina has 80 dcnomina-
tiOnal and privately endowed COL
legcs for whites and seven for
negroes, the largest being Duke Uni
VcrSity.
5. 1t placed a heavy tax on whisky.
Since North Carolina had no nearby
markets money was scarce and prices
high, farmers distilled their surplus
grain into whisky and pcddled it out
on their way to market The excise
tax cut directly into their money
source, which fact they wished TO
avoid.
6. AT Louisburg, N. c. by Major
Orrcn Randolph Smith, and was 1lrSt
displayed in this State at that place
March 10, 1861 Fourteen days prior
TO that date it had been submitted
to the Confederate States congress al
Montgomery. Alabama, where II was
officially adopted. A copy OF the OIL
ginal was on April 27, 1861, present.
cd the Franklin Rifles.
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Progress Visualized

The City OF R"Ie'sn ana inc oe'-
board Railway are deserving Oh '"e
thanks o. Il" '1'o">''''oS Nv
present. Tor Inc celebration uIa' WIS
held in Raleigh Tuesday III ooSeEF-
ing the centennial Of the first tram
over the old Ralelsn u Castor rail-
road and the completion OF the pres
ent State Capitol.
Governor Hoey aptly recalled that
the event marked three important
,,,ires,nnes IN the States history
,bo W., named and also the first
s.o,. .o,,.ar6 establishment of the
r,.;,ic school system. All contribut-
od oraa.Iv - me forward march OF
,,rog,,ass p, North Carolina.
~, .. -. .I,,, conferred about
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tCOntln"rd FROM Page Onc)
preliminary to herladed invasion
of England, a].o gained in two other
smashing blows.
German mcchanizcd troops were
reported in Berlin to have advanced
to within clio e reach Of Cailis--the
gateway French channel port only
% miles from Dover, England-While
another nazi force grapp2id in fierce
fighting with allied troops in the
streets of Client. Belgium.
A later report said swift German
armored cars driving through ST..
Cmer approached the gates of Ca
lais."
Client is 80 miles northwest of
Brussels, where the Germans were
reported attacking on the outskirts
of the city.
The trend Of battle IN the critical
struggle for mastery of the English
channel veered rapidly north with
the Germans striking hard for the
shortest direct jumping off base for
England-at Calais.
In SO doing Hitler's ;rmOred le-
gions simultaneously frightened the
steel trap on between 100000 and L.
100000 allied troops that are pocket
ed in northern France and Belgium.
WIN the success Of the German
drive to the channel, the nazis iubil-
antly declared the enlightenment of
the all'eS was nearing alright com
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TODAY IN HISTORY

1888 - First national temperance
congress meets in Philadelphia.
lS44-HiStoric first message by
telegraph: "What hath God
Wrought" sent by Morse from
Washington to Baltimore.
1&75-The American Bankers AS
Sociution founded.
l&S3-The Brooklyn Bridge opens
with great ceremony after l3 years
building.
lS9o-(5O years ago. George
Francis Train finishes trip around
The world ii Tacoma. WASH. in rec
ord time of 81 days and Is hours.
lS93-The Anti-Saloon League or
gau;lcd by Dr.. Howard II. Russell.
Obcrlin. Ohio. y
Ig2n-CongreSS is asked by Prcsi-
dent Wilson to take American man
late over Armenia.
lQ37-U. S. Supreme Court finds
The Social Security Act valid.
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Our Centennial

II we can wrench our minds iOr Il
moment from thoughts Of the war
and its terrible consequences, per-
hapS Il word about the proposed
Henderson centennial celebration in
1871 would not be amiSs. Even that,
however, hinges in large degree on
the course the war may Take.
This is d new angle for conSidera-
ton, and which the public itself
might help to determine. The COM
mittee of three has called Il meeting
OF the larger committee for next
"Wednesday to hear OF tentative
plans and to offer suggestions as to
procedure.
There is grave doubt in the minds
Of some as to the wisdom of going
aheead with the celebration should
the war by that time nave cngulfed
this country. 1t may have and il
may not have. Ii the United States
is then at war, would the minds OF
the people be so rivctcd on the all
important task of winning, and OF
attempting to safeguard themselves
from a permanent dictatorship. thai
they would be in no mood to think
of pleasure of community or per
sonal nature?
On the other hand. there are those
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Continued From Page 0ne)
(seven) than ever before. 1t will be
the first primary in which absentee
voting will not be permitted. 1t is
the first held with the country in
the throeS of fear of impending war.
There has been, for the first time,
separation of Democrats and Repub-
Leans on the registration books and
there have been complete new regis
trations in more than so counties.
Speculation as to the successful
candidates is hardly more widespread
than guesses as to the size of the
vote which will be cast Weeks ago
there was a general inclination to
set the figures at less than 100000
and some went as low as 3OO,O0O.
Your Raleigh reporter then predict
ed a minimum of 450,000-a figure
on which there is now fairly general
agreement. To this corner that 45O,-
600 still looks to be the bedrock low,
with a 100000 vote or even a new
high record not out of the picture.
Four years ago there were some
thing more than $4,000 votes cast
for Governor Clyde R. Hoey, Ralph
w. Mcdonald, Sandy Graham and
John McRae: and that's the current
high water mark.
On the little matter of predicting a
leader in the seven-sided guberna-
torial derby, your reporter gives you
J. Melville Broughton, Of Raleigh, as
the best bet.
So close for the second spot that
they may have to wait to develop
photos of the finish will be Commits
siuncr of Revenue Allen J. Maxwell
and Lieutenant Governor wilkins P.
Horton. With fear and trembling, for
the place position, which carries with
if the right to a second heat, this
form sheet picks Maxwell.
The show finish in this race doesn't
oct even honorable mention or GER
firicatc of merit in the official pay
off, but may entitlc the man who
finishes there nice juicy political
plum for his support in the second
primary. Wherefore it's a place worth
having.
Back of these favorites, and a real
dark horse, is Rocky Mounts "busi-
ness man" candidate Lee Gravely
who has been gaining ground almost
as fast as the German blitz battallons
in the homestretch. AS a good long
shot or hunch bet, he's an ideal Sc
lection.
Tom Cooper, Paul Grady and Ar
thur Simmons have all the ear marks
of also-rans.
Broughton is put at the top be-
cause he appears to have consohoat-
ed more different elements under MS
banner than any other candidate mas
successfully accomplished. He has
groups ranging from the Mcdonald
liberals" on the left to the arch-con-
servatives of Josiah w. Bailey on the
right. Mcdonald has expressed ms
belief that Broughton is the nearest
thing to liberal who has any
chance of being elected. Bailey, be
it distinctly understood, has SAID
nothing and given no grounds to be
accused of personally favoring any
one. Just the same there are many
Baileyites backing Broughton. .
Maxwell gets the nod for second
place on the strength Of his wide
spread support from the soundest and
sturdiest of North Carolina business
interests and the compactness Of the
working county organizations he has
sci up in 50 of North Cardinals loo
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Battle Of Flanders
In Third Day
CONTINUED From Page One)

CONTINUED From Page Onel
lie change since yesterday in the
fighting in the ValCncienncs-Cam-
brai-Arras area where the FrcncA
then claimed gains.
French, English and Belgian troops
we're said to have rcpulScd German
attacks. The positions were said to
have remained relatively the same
over night.
A high command ConlmumIQue,
unusually tense. said the Somme rir-
er positions had been held firmly
after a series of small French victor
les reducing German bridge heads on
the southern banks.
The French push into the southern
sections of Ameins yesterday was
maintained. French action was said
to have thrown back German out
posts and to have established strong
French positions.
The Germans met with little or
no success" in fighting farther east
ward. south of Sedan. he reported.
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pletion and said that great de
structive battle may occur earlier
than was expected"
The Germans also reported the fall
of the last allied-held forts in NH''-
beuge, France, just south Of the Bel
gian border. Journal was declared
captured.
Reports reaching German diplo-
matte sources in Berne, Switzerland,
also listed the capture Of Montreuil
and La Touquet on the channel and
said the nazis had retaken Arras in
the Cambria battle sector.
The German high command an
nOunccd the bomb sinking of SIX
loaded English transports in the
channel.
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Trotsky Safe
After Attack
CONTINUED From Page Onel

Continued From Page Onel
Sheldon Hartc. was missing. after the
attack. during which assailants gain
ed entry to the grounds, took two
motorcars and broke down several
doors. A fellow guard said Harte was
"kidnapped". ,,
Some members Of the band held
at bay several federal district police
who customarily guard the place.
A secretary declared the attack
was personally directed by Jose!
Stalin." The former soviet war lord
long has been a critic and enemy Of
Stain, who he charged with count
less murders" in so-callcd Moscow
trials
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What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED Fl. MAY

/. What argument did Judge Gas
ton in 1885 advance against popular
election?
,. When did presidential electors
meet to: cast their votes?
3. Where did the first WatduGa set
tiers think they were locating:
4. In. addition to the State support
ed institutions how many colleges are
there in the State?
5. Why did North Carolina bitterly
oppose the excise tax Of the Ilrst
congress?
6. Where and by whom was The
first Confederate flag designed?
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Pitts Denies
Coercion
(Continucd From Page One)

partmcnts are being threatened with
discharge by one Oscar Pitts OF inc
prison department unless they ana
their families vote and work for
Broughton."
Pitt said: 1t is d fact that | am
supporting Broughton for governor
Out the charges that l am trying to
coerce or intimidatc any Of the en-
ployces of the highway and prison
department to vote for Mr.. Brough-
ton are absolutely false"
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JODAY"S HOROSCOPE

Tod2y'> is rather a Bohemian ma
.urc. and the native will be fluent o.
speech. with refined tastes. and a
love- of art and music. Content
mcnt is stronger factor in this life.
hence the most may not be made OF
the talents. for there may be too
much happiness in the life to spur
the native on to attain fame.
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Time of Testing

Cf5eH' "~1eSS''S 40' l''''''( >'''''>
armament III Se''-''''l''Se ''''S - 49,
(" >''' >','' " $3.50
WING" " 81 ''''o' y = 81, oiS''- ''''''''
SNOW HON I"P''''E ''''N' i'o" '-i'N 'N'''
y Il can CO "'S Jo"' Il VIII ~ =
time ol leSNN'S 1ol soN HIN '''
democracy. Lho''>US ''''|' o'''e' ''e>''
cIeS. Ihctoeh''''S' II =" III III t''Si' :
picture u o''' ''''~' "
p"S"' We >'
were VIZ ~ '''l ' Va
rance IL "''S ''o''''
IheEe are "!"''H '"'e'eS ~ o'''
present p''o'~'''''''''' 0''e -
Is NE I"c' '''''' " I 81 : 0'''' ''''S' ''~'
Hitter o'S>''' - >''' ''''''' 80
ago II c'''o''- Mis- VII & '''>'''A
ooJect.Ne' al" III o''t |'''1 0N'''7
luEce" 70 ''''''''@> '''e ''''N'N' '>''>'''9 49,
the lace "L " o''e'>-'' e'''>'''s' ''t''
tedenieo P"o"e oeo' u iot > INV
billion COLLARS 10 III '''e ''e'' HIM
WIII create Z I''s''"oe VIC '!I' q ''''' :
eNpeF!eHceo' al" u >'N u" ''''' ~
iI'lah''"s '"' tI'e''Se - - ''',' ''''
re" tunes "'' INV 0''0 "'I''
'sHeE!c''''> III '''''ol''t' i ''''''' "
coil!!SC"'o''' u ''e' '''' ''''N'''
IhoIEf0"''' S''' '''S>' u 'N''' N''''P'N'N
Federal coi'"o' u p''' '''' ee0'''''''
are among the prospects,
Inc program mat seems necessary
and WH'ch Is III al minus Is ;" 's'
III lis scope ana 'iIe ''ee' ''' 'peeN' =
50 urgent llaI government 'N'e''''' .
VIII lose no opportunity u CoI''p''''''
OF The clu't!siI'e'N oi PRIV ''c e'''c'
prise ana start an agitation III GIL
allegeoly effective ana Speeotel au-
ADMINISTRATION by government agencies
II i al ltl1S point "''e'c |'e'''o'' ''N'
and our national economy are "'oS'
likely 70 prove weakest "I1U N''c'c
the oiItZkrieg OF tOtal!taflanS III h!Sh
places will stand the best chance Oh
break-through.
The government has 50 long
SQuaudered national resources by It's
reckless spending program, ana mas
80 little to show Tor It's vast OUTLAWS
that the impending emergency IS SUI
rounded with added ana increased
difficulties. II all these years more
attention mad been pala 10 national
defense and less to building up an
mVlnciDle political machine, we
would not be in the plight IN which
we lind ourselves at this time. Ii
Our defense were as lmpregnaple as
Is the Roosevelt machine we Woulo
have nothing to lear from Hltlef VI
any one else.
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onG>n. Conn. Aug. 80, 1907.

LonG>n. Conn. Aug 80, 1907.
lS63-GCl.,,-' Grey Barnard, a
world famed sculptor, lu.n It Belle
fonte. Pa. Died III New York, April
~. 1888.
lSI0-Bcnjamin N. CardHzo. lib
Cral associate justice of the u. S.
Supreme Court. born in New York.
Died ,Iulv 9. 1893.
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ANSWERS TO
FEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

l. No.
2. The Hague.
5. No.
4. Seven.
5. StaSSen.
6. They are sent TO the Dead Let
ter Office.
7. Vittorio Orlando.
6. The Star Spangled Banner
8. Death Valley, California.
10. TcleViSiOn.
MANY a ball club which was Shol
full of pcnnant hopes in March al
.cady appears half shot
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

FOR RADIO AND REFRIGERATOR
Service call Petty & Nixon. phone
532. Located on Garnet ST.. next
door to Capitol Cafe. Watch for Of
ficial opening of WATCH ana
CLOCK Dept. about June lSt. Lloyd
S. Petty and W. A. Billie" Nixon
2l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

A SMART NEW HAlR-DC OR ANY
of uur other beauty services will
do wonders for your appearance
Phone 200 for appointment. Bird
gers Beauty Shop. ST.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

WHEN 1T RAINS IT DRAINS ST.
per chamberlain galvanized roof
ing-The leak proof kind. It make,
friends for The Place Of Values"
Alex S. Watkins. 2i-ln
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lie SALE-CONTINUED THROUGH
Saturday-Gold Seal Ice Cream
zoe pint pintS pic. All ilavos
Gold Seal Soda SAop. al,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

MAN WANTED GOOD NEARBY
Rawleigh Route now open. Il will
ing to conduct Home Service bust
ness while earning good living,
write Immediately. Rawicigha
Dept. NCE-93- 45, Richmond. Va.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

BICYCLES - MANY DIFFERENT
models for boys and girls. We also
repair bikes AT low pricc<. Western
Auto Associate Store. lO-lg-2i-3l
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RELIABLE MAN FOR ESTABLISH
ed Watkins rural route. Average
earnings S25 per week 10 start
Must have car and good rcpH'a-
ton. No investment required.
Write The J. r. Watkins Company.
Richmond virginia. 2i-2'!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

SWEET Potato PLANTS FOR
sale. Nancy Halls and Porto N,co>
Expect shipment today Sec mr or
call at l.. II. Evans Store 4. !.
Cheek. g4-lu
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

FOR a NEW ROOF JOE OR 4
good paint job or a rcm"dctmg J'o
Visit The Place Of Values. I>e
our finance plan, years to pay
percent interest. no mortgage. 10
rod tano Allow & Watkins. 22-N
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

GET PRICES ON QUE USED cars
before you buy. L. * Z ..o,o. a.
Dougc and plymouth dealers. M
ChcS nut street. 4-.,.5 -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

FACTORY TRAINED TNPhHHiI-
er, adding machine and cash E'|'.,
ter expert is now connected "' I
us. All work fully gdMa'i!'c,'.''..
Prices reasonable. Relief maci'I IT,.
furnished free. Estimates I.".t
furnished on any repair WORK, - 49,.
forG's Printing and Office supp
Company. lucS-'..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

SAVE MONEY ON THAT GLIDER
by buying at our close Ga; .aic.
Henderson Furniture Co. 22-l'l
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL END MAI
ched pine flooring al The Pace 10.
Values" Alex S. Watkins. h'.,
quality tells and prices sell -"
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WANT ADS
Get Ress.It,

Get Results
CALL PHONE 49o-W f.. rr.--,-
garden peas. '"->H
CLOSING OUT ALL Glnrnr
reduced prices. iicnJ..',"'' ' 1T
niture Co. '-.-
FOR RENT: LARGE. ATrn.l.r,---
room, private bath. ,.., NE
beautyreSt MATTRESSES ~aS,
home. Close in. Wrtr ~ .'''c
Daily Dispatch. .".e
NOW is THE TnlE 10 ..,.-
your refrigerator cIs.m. .....+ :,
checked. For promY, ... .... .'.a
service call Petty I: l.... p ,....'.
532. J "."g
MID-SEASON CLOSE orr s.r,
Of gliders at reduced n..,... r''''H
derson Furniture Co. 49, .''. IT,
FOR RENT: THREE ROOM FUR.
bedroom kji '.,I.,, B.. .'.7 a,a~,
10 bath. 32+ CHu..c, ..r,. ...-.
flow 2i-,u
,,,,, ,, ~.
WE ia L "A L-AEuE STOCK
OF good C!can Used c.,.. ...
nr,cos ri xr,Gn 49,, a.
"P' LOOK
o'e4 Jul ''"CA before You
-. GO 2-'-----,- :, 80 >..'' "--'I
GET PRICES ON Or-E ,.grr. c,,r
before Won n,v = <. = ~. N'. no
Dnupc and i.1yT"I,;. ,.r ,,'2,oi -,
Chce,rI, .,rr,, 0o'',' 70 I'll
rn,,I,. ~ 80.
iOONl'o FNl' men -" LIGHT
houacNccPhlS' .NMr,mhl suor,.
1|,-I, ,r,-n,,, 49,.
LAD lEHNN, II iOt NEED
them, or Goodyear Tire,
Eyidn Raitrrirs and lI.,.
ola Radios. Henderson Wi.
canizjnr Co L,a -
-- ------ IT,
BARGAINS IN ANTIQUES CHAIRS
n;ture m,ttrrs.ns Lcd In@ ~, .. ."'-
~ Iovc,t nr;cc, nnn., r..... ... ''-'
t,mo ,,n,;I rn,, .on ',,. '''' .'''''-
cot c'r ,,r,cnS c,,,n,,,,.,,; ,,'' r, Gnu
1'ro r. nrrnsi,, p.n.I,. ,....
o. norI. NJ, ''i''''''N ''''' 49, "' o., -.
! cWEEr pOwhTO PIhv.rS r,r
.aIo N,n.,, lI.tI... .nI i',,. -.
E'.n,a, , ,L;,,,n ,,'. ,.,i', g.. ''.'',
cnII - 7 II E,,,.. S,nr.
! ChooI. %, -.
SAVE MONEY ON TIINT CrInrp
NV bnvino ~ nm. rInsr nm. ..,i.
Henderson Furniture Co o3- IL,
- -
RICYCI,ES MANY DIFFERENT
mn,'ai,. bn.o, -; ln,. ,r;.,.. I,n., .''
Ip''li hn Mr q" io Co - M IN - p, g
Ne..O -12Soo."'N ~ -, ~ ''''
1c SALE-CONTINUED THROUGH
Saturdav-Gold Seal Ice Cream.
zoe pint pints pic. All flavog,.
! Gold Seal Soda Saop. 2i-lt
49, - -----.-
Rawleigh Route now open. Ii will
ing to conduct Home Service bust
ness WILLY ,, e"i n,,nS s'I P,n.in:o o?
Dept NCE-9"-to' hlci'n'ohu' '"'
WHEN TT RAINS TT DRAWS SI,-
,,ar obanncldrain a,I,,.,miycd rnor-
no rho ionI; nronT kind l. mako,
f,.; S Co... "Thn pI,no of varrc. &"
.iem G yU,,.;,c ~ " 91-r,i
! 80 -. -
~ oMfAPi We" 4intt' ~ Wv '' ..'.i,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24
Averill Sees: Broughton
High With Maxwell End;
Half-Million Votes

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

ROOMS FOR RENT FOR LIGHT
housekeeping Chestnut .,r.r
! close in. Phone ljG-J. iii.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

MID-SEASON CLOSE OUT s,rr
OF gllders at reduced p..y., H' ,'''
derson Furniture CO. 49, ''@. IT,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

NOW is THE TI1lE I'D a,,.,
your refrigerator cI~.a.. ..-. ID " ::
checked. For promu. ia. ,..... ..,.a
service call Petty {: l..>... p ,....,.
532. '' ..."g
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

CLOSING OUT ALL GLlDraS -,
reduced prices. iicnt....',"''9 1T
niture Co. H.
---- 2--,a
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24

FOR RENT: LARGE. AT.rr.l....------
room, private Dau!. twin .''A
beautyreSt mattresses 1'as,
home. Close in. Wr.. VI. '"'c
Daily Dispatch. care
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-24
Nazi Troops Are
Reported Near Calais

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CALL PHONE 49o-W 4Ya Tr---,
garden peas. "1NIi
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