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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27

Eblldoelpbin Sie &pnpention Scr
repnt!ifaniiden Yartei lit ieit Mon,
tag bier in &onierenS. Tas &aupter.
eignis bis ieet mar am Montag sic
&aur:ieoe oes ilngen 8ouperneurs
Staiien BON Minueiota. SnDuiihen
arbeiten Ole gciltieen esiibrer ser al.
ten "8rano Slo Yartp" binter per.
ihloi.enen 5iiren, INN bie iogeuannte
"Ylotiorm" 5uiammen5ltbrin9en, i'm
&erbi: oen @iireern bieies 3anbes
cine siihtlinie 81 aeben fir sic Wabl
--l.nN bier lei es eeiagt, ser ~Sieg
auf Gruub bieier Ylatform iei Sen
Mepublifanern gelpiB, flingt es nun
bon Erilaoelpbia in oae 2anoe.
l1sber sic 2}eoe Staiiens lit MIR 81
fagen. haf, iie 5lpar bon einem 33s
jdbrig'n Mann gebalten rulroe, aber
tueoet aie Mepublifaner nod oie De-
mofraten iinb bon Dem Stauopunft
aboutrineen baB ~slmerifa, oas
2auo ser 8eleecnbeiten fir SSeoer,
mann" zines aroBen Srage5eihens
beoart." Wir leben in elmer @eltre,
pollution. tpo Ser aampf nift mebr
.Temofratie ooer Iiftatur" beiBt,
ionoern man fam rubig iagen ~@e.
fricoiJnng ser Waiien ooer iueitere
aap!talfegierung". Sn einem iino
iiH Die Nepublifaner ems nit Dem
Demofraten, oaB slmerifa aufriiiten
muB. nm feline ssreibeiten tpeiter 81,
bebalten gegen slngriife bon allBen.
Dieie Mngriffe iino aber tueniger bon
europa als BON Sapan 5u erluarten.
SIR republifaniihe Ser3en err
bnueno ipar Sic Heoe bes Gy=Yrdii-
oenen Serbert Soober. Gr er5Gblte,
baB er bon IL ellropdilden 8eeierun-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Spaniiete 3eitmne
Se,tet 2lneriff AZ,

Maario. Sic 3eitllns "Mlcasar"
oeutete Die Moglihfeit zines ipos
niiden Gorgebens gegen Gibraltar
an. Gibraltar, bos bon Sen 8riten
beberrihte rSor" gum Mittelmeer,
lei gegen irgenopelde slnsriffe
ibmer 81 perteioigen, uno fait ale
~Sd'lliiicl" 81 oieier engliiden Boii'
tion bcfdnoen iih IN ipauiid)en SGns
oen. Ser 6elien bat feline ltrategiihe
8eoeutrne nabe3u poqig eineebiibt,
oenn mir f0nnen erbarmuneslos Sen
Jelien bombaroieren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
oSleerb,,n> bolt 2lete,,
itast 0c,,i s,armee

8enf. S8idtise slften oes Sol
ser6lnoes, oic i'm WAt snr itderen
Nufbrlpabruna uad) Gicbp. 6ranf-
rcif. geianot tporben iparen, mur-
Sen in einem Mobellpasen, ser ba5ll
eigens rad Sranfreid gefabren mar,
pieOer in Sen Solferbllnospalait su,
riidgcbraft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Tamiliennad)rid)teu.

Scotuig Sud- umS 2uopig @rGier
SerEdnnltaot. griiBen als @erlobte
Srtnc 8ottid,ling uno YrofeIio,
grlrr &lein. Scrmannltabt, geber
ibre am 80. slpril in Sddliif .Neger
ltatteeiunoene Tralnlng befaumt.
@ertruo Shneiber uno Wiu
Sdart, Grfurt, nurben am Is. sra
in Der epang. Stabtpfarrfirhe 81
Sermannitaot getraut.
Srgelballmeilter Sans gartmes
lno Srau Silbe geb. Mihaelis, Ser
mannitnot, muroen am 81. april IN
@eitevSbeim, @iirttemberg, aetraut
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Gus 5ifbenbGrQen

idait uub eines Salbiabrbunoerts
gelueiniamen @eses ltane. 0ebe
8ott Sem bohperbienten Wann uno
ieiTer ieiniinnigen 8attin einen reid
geieJneten 9ebensabeno.
Gum 30. 8e6nrtstas nnieres 2anbes.
firdlenfnraturs Or. Sans Otto Motb.
slus Sermannitabt ipirb uns ge.
drieben: slm 90. april feierten bie
bielea sSreunSc. slrbeitsfameraoen
uno @titf1mpier aus allen 1eiIen
un'erer >Seimat Sen so. 8ebMrtstag
nnieras bohperebrten 9anoesfirhen.
furaturs Senator Or. Sans Otto
Hotb feltlib inner perionlicber tteter.
bringing ibrer 8liifiuiinide. Inter
Den Sublreihen @ratulanten er1hien
|albcr Or. @olfram grudner aud
giidoisuifar Tr. Srieorih WeiilIer,
ser in. Namen oes erfranffenWiihofs
Or. Sittor 8lon6ps nm6 oes 0anoes.
foniillorillms Sen Tanf Ser Stride
an illren eriten lpeltlihen @iir6en.
trigger fir feline ,,nenttpegte &ingdbe
uno uner,niiblitbe Nrbeit in itrem
Sienite ausiprad). Mud oie 0ertre.
tllna ser @eamtcnid,uft ilnferes Can.
oesfeniiitorillms ariibte ibrens 70 bers
itdnon;spouen Iorgcietten 81, ieinem
Seittale. Gnolid) batten es iih a,it5
oie @ertreter feiner beimatlihen Sir
d)eAacmeinoe ,fdyt nebnlen Iai1en.
Dem eroBen Sobn bic Sesens,piini4e
Der 3eimatgemeinoe peri0nlid) 5u
iiberbringen. Mud mir griBen ben
INN Stride uno Bolt 10 bohperoientem
Sobr nnieres @oyfes su bieiem fcit.
lihen Gage. Moee @ott ibm nod
langc sic &raft geben, feline reiSben
8aben lln6 feline ,lnermii6lihe Mr.
beitsfraft gum 6eile lnieres 8oIfes
an fiisrenoer Steae i'm 1ienite mmie.
res golfes uno ieiner te,tren airhe
ein5nieten. Dies 1T nnfer @,tnf9 au
ieinem NIT an BEN gbren, oie uwier
Bolt an perleiben bat, beganeenen SO.
@eburtstage.
) SdIu6 aMf @eite Z.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
G,,sld dtnHer teue,tett
Sra,t3oie,t 8erie?t

2orhon. @ortfii6rer ser &eeres,
perludltllng itellten in slbrebe, bab
Gnglano ssranfreid periprohen NO.
be, lbon I'm eriten 3riessmonat 20
Oipiiloncn iiber oenaanal 81 id)ifeil.
Mangel an Musriiitl,ng in gnelano
babe es nidt erlaubt mebr Sabres-
flaiien gum Militdroienit ein5uberu-
fen. Tatiddlith babe Gnglanb 400.-
900 0Rann nad) sSranfreih geianot.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27

gufareit. Die &umGuien Slug
.Scrfebrsseieaiboit itellte allen
&erfebr NIT Santclsflusseugen na6
Gernallti, saiip, alba uno anoeren
beiiGrnbiid,en TlGBen Elm infolge ei.
mes Samples nit ruiiiiben Slug.
5ellgen.
Nchrid)ten BON Gernauti iagten,
Sas bier ruiiiide islr.s5euse beidoi-
len n,!rben aIS lie 8omben in eiuem
Srt Weiiarabiens abnarien.
Gin Hlliie iou s,lr Notlanouua ae.
5ipunGen porben elm.
Ole geihicbuna erfolgte, nahoem
am 0tnntag Fillnlnien HnBIano &C.
nlelh"t botte. oai BEL @ieoeriiberilie.
ger rltmaniihen 8ebietes seidoiien
tuiirfa. slm Wontaa iollen nidt roe.
niger als 100 ru'iiihe YlGne geiia.
ro6icl alsgeforid,t haben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Ordination.

sm s. Wai tpuroe BON 8iihofpifal
Or. Trieorih Miiller in ser Staot
pfarr:irbe in Sermannitaot sic Sr
oinotion poll5ogen an: @ilbelm Sttt
@agner, gepriifter &anoioat oe,
Sbeclaaie, als Yfarrer in Safobs
oorf Shenfer &irdenbe3irf, Sobanr
Neinii6, bisber Heftorlebrer II
8l.rnllod,, nunlnebr Yrebiaerlebre,
in @ilrmlod).
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27

tdtig lieeen. 6ranfreit bat aber oie
gelegtcn Mincn mieber einsuboIen
uno an5ugchcn, 100 bte Minenieloer
lih bctinben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Staltcn prepkeseit
Siee iiber Gnela,,S
8lcidlseitigr Sifsniipc Der MdJien.
WGdjtc

Sfor. Ser belltiqe gcridt hes
ito!icuiithen Sberfnmmanoos Der,
bineet Sic 9efanntaobe ser eriol1ten
Girl;cill,na Ser Scinbicliafeitcr &c,
gen Grarfrcim nit ser Nnfiinbia,mg
Der S,riea gegcn Gnglano merbe bis
5lm liegreihen Mbld,luB peiteraeben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27

8o,oeaur. Marihau Yetain, Ser
MiniIterprGlioent, CAB oem iranso-
ltibea Golf 3entnis bon ser erfola-
ten Giniteuung ser Seinoieligfeiten
nab SSntrafttreten bes @aiienltia=
itanos- -Mbfommens. Gr ertpdbnte,
oa6 nuniere 0lotte uno ssllls3euse
oem 9lbfommen gemdB ser &ontroae
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
RMtnG,ticn eiir3t 5lme.
scma.pcreetr ,,aeb
r,iiiistcr 0rense
Bulletin:

yeneiten 8ad)ridyten iber bas
@asio sufolse hat MumGnieu
geiiarabien an Muflanb abse.
treteu mad einem 1lltimatum.
@nlaarien perlanst nun bic %.
brM:ihe nnS ltnsarn siebem.
6irgeu Dpn 3xmGaien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Gran5ofem= m=flotte
miro bon 9taltfn,
Ketcb tnterntrrt
itteneerz zStiibpunfte lperoen entmilitariiiert

Sm Mntterlanoe miiiien bic ;srausos
len Elm @ebict Oun 30 Meilem 8reite
cntmijitariIercn, in ben &oIunien
iogar Streifen bis sm 125 Weileu
Sreite. 5eitnnsstuerfe limb 81 idjlei.
i'm, 3rmppen 81 entierneu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
1apaner leeen Sic FanH aai ynSestina
Derbinoun9 nad China 1T eemaltiam eebroher

@affcraufuhr nah China intaft iei.
Sic Griegslfiffe ipieoer suriid5u.
5iebeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27

lhaft uno eines Salbiabrbunoerts
semeiniamen @eges itano. Gebe
8ptt Sem bohperoienten Wann uno
ieirer ieiniinnisen 8attin eiuen reid
geleJneten 9ebensabenO.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-28
Mrs. y. ]. Jones
Dies After
Long Illness

Mrs. Addie ReaviS Jones. widow
of D. J. Jones who died some Is
years ago. died at $40 o'clock this
morning at her home at 525 North
Garnet street, following several
months of i'll health and critical
illness of two days. Death was at
tributcd TO paralysis.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at , o'clock from
the residence. with Rev. w. D. Nc
InniS. pastor o. FIRST Presbyterian
Church of Henderson. officiating nj
the final rites Interment will be
made in Flat Rock cemetery.
Active nallbcarcr> will he II. !.
Sattcrwhito. G.. r. Rearis. J. H.
Lang>ton. Sidney B. Harris. Beverly
Parham. l.. c. Kerner. R. c. Reavis
and c. s. Burroughs.
Honorary palbcarers will be Carl
Moore. ClnrSnce Hedrici. George w
Holden. F. J. Reid. +. w. Powell
Irvine 3. Watkins. r. P. w. Seaman,
J. NJ. Butts, r. P. Fleming, F. G
Hester. s. G.. Fox. ST. K L. Burton
G.. b. Harris. r. G.. Harrison. Dr.. J
D. Muse. and Aubrey Peasants.
The deceased was born November
y. 1877. the daughter Of j. w. ReaviS
of Granville county and the late Re-
becca Basket Reavis. She had been
Il resident Of Henderson for IS wears,
. and was 4 member Of ST. Andrews
PRESBYTERIAN Chluch Henderson
route 3.
Surviving relatives include six
children, Mrs. F. H. Hayes Of Wash
ington. D. c.. Mrs. w. S. NettlcS of
Portsmouth, Va. Boyd Jones of Dur
nam, w. B. Jones, c. w. Jones and
Miss Louise E. Jones of Henderson;
two brothers. L. O. Reavis of Man
son and L. P. ReaviS of Henderson
route 3: two sisters, Mrs. H. L.
Powell Of Thomasville, and Mrs. H.
J. Satterwhite Of Henderson route
3. and her father.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-28
BOARD will
Name l94l1
Chairman
Commissioners Mon
day Also TO Elect
County Attorney and
CGaw January Jury;
Three Members Take
C2th for New Tern.

\ chairman n serve during the
rn,uinG v""r viii h" nnmcd by the
Na'.n" BOARD rr County Commit
>icn"r~ II th"ir regular months
next l:nndHv. THE" ln"HN',"rs OF the
l."ard who w"rn reelected Novom-
boy ). two O" them for rnm-ycar
terms cnCh ard one To- a twO-vCar
term. will be given the oath Of Of
ice again. and Il county attorney
will be elected for the year.
NT"mbc.> 0f the board who will
be SWORN in for four-vcar terms arc
". p. Parrish and W. ". GriSSom
each of whom has served already
eight years on the board. Henry w.
Hight will take the oath for 4 two
vear term for the third time. Hold
ever members are S. 3. Rogers and
Z. J.. Fleming.
Mr.. Rogers has served as Ct lirman
OF The board for The past two years.
ana 50 far rs has been learned will
be elected for another year.
Irvine 3. Watkins. who has been
county attorney, has Just been elect
ed to the State House Of Represent
tutivCS. where he will begin his term
early in January. Whether he will
continue rs county attorney was not
learned.
The commissioners Monday will
draw jury "a serve at the regular
unc-Weci criminal Term of Vance Sill
u%rior Court which conVcncS Mon
.GI,- frriia}v E with JDdpp John !
Bumcy. of Wilmington. presiding. A
six months grand jury will be chosen
to serve continuously through the
June term of court.
Dcpo>itorieS for county funds will
be designated for the year. with little
likelihood Of change from the present
arrangement with the Citizens Bank
& Trust Company and First National
Bank.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-28
Y aIuatiion Of
Property Is
Progressing
Rural Townships to
Finish Early in Decem-
Der; May Take Most
Of Month for Compile
tion Of Job in Hender.
sen Area.
Attempting 4 pinccr movement to

The QuadrcNn,ai "evaiuatjon Of pro-
0eyty Is proceeding n 2 satisfactory
n2c2 ,hrougAou, ;hc county. accord
tng - officials in charge of the work.
The lob is expected to be completed
in all OF the eight townships early
in December. but most OF the month
is expected to be required fer COM
plcting the task in :, "-'-.l town.
ship.
Revaluatjon for 1911 was author
zad by the county commissioners al
their November meeting. and Hens%
u. Hight. 4 member of the board,
was named as SUPERVISOR The work
is being Simplified greatly from the
method pursued in 1887. in that list
takers throughout the county who
have served for the past several
years are immediately in charge in
;ac.. localities.
The basis of this revaiuation Is
thai Of allowing all property to re-
main on the tax books as before. I'M
less there has been some sort OF
change. Where the change is no more
than 500 ii value. up or down. ne
variation is contemplated. Additions
to property or depreciation by fire
o. other loss will be taken into con-
Side:ation in arriving at values.
Where local list-takerS fine
changes have occurred they will cal
in two countrywide revaluation Of
ficials. Al. &. WeSter and Fred B
Hight, who zee named by the COM
mjSSionerS for the purpose. and they
and in some Instances possibly alsc
Supervisor Herr Hight. will reacI,
al agreement a . what the value
ShCuld he.
Opportunity VII; be given. as here
toiorc. for dissatisfied property own
crs 20 appeal to the full board OF
commissioners for adjustments they
think should be made.
Regular annual liSt-talling will be-
Sin January | throughout the county
AND the Quadrcnnjal revaluation OF
property is all TO be completed be-
:oyc that time.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-28
Colonel Hobbs Puts
His Case Up To War
Department Heads
Continued From Page Onel

partment's policy is not to accept
for active duty anyone who has UNI
dergone this type of operation until
six months after it was performed
Your reporter wouldn't know this
officially, and Colonel Hobbs. like
the good soldier he is, isn't saving
anything about the affair except that
he now believes he is physically fit
for duty and stands ready to do
whatever he is ordered to do by his
>uperiOrS.
If, indeed, there is any such 'po-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-28

: male gorilla shot in Afica
weighed 600 pounds, stood feet 9
inches in height, and had d waist
measurement Of over six feet in
circumference.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-28

ThUnder>torm> are found to be
slightly more frequent near The New
Moon and First Quarter than nean
Full Moon and Last Quarter
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-07
To Observe
Precautions
About Fires

Fire Prevention Week will be OBJ
served in Henderson this week, with
the fire department leading the
movement.
One Of the trucks was decorated
today with slogans calling attention
to the occasion, and will be paraded
through streets OF the city as re-
minder to citizens TO clean their
premises OF debris ana trash accu-
mulatcd during the summer season.
Fire Chief Cooper Ellis said today
buildings in the business section
would be inspected for fire hazards,
and asked the cooperation OF all
property owners 10 that end. Some Of
the cOlored sections are also 10 be
visited, but there will be no general
cityWide inspection II this time.
The schools are 10 be visited also
and literature is 10 be provided for
the children, pointing out the adj
vantages Of precautions against fire
damage.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-07
Golden Belt Fair Opens
Here Monday Next Week
c. M. Hight, Secretary Optimistic Over Out
look for Exposition, Observing Its Silver Ami.
versa1y; Most Exhibits Arranged.

Final preparations are under way
this week for the tWenty-flIth an
nual Golden Belt Fair here. which
will open on Monday Of next week.
Workmen were busy at the fair
gounds mile east Of the city limits
reconditioning the buildings, renew
ing electric wiring. and assigning cN-
hlDit spaces.
c. NJ. Hight. seCrctary-treaSurcr OF
the fair. said today most Of the cN-
hiDit spaces had been taken, and he
anticipated taxing Of the available
booths to accommodate the demand.
Agriculture displays, those by
schools, by commercial enterprises
and others will occupy the hall en-
tirely, he thought
The Cetln & Wilson Shows will
furnish the amusements for the fair
midway this year, announced as the
best the fair has offered. with fiji
teen shows and fifteen rides. The
usual free acts. only with exception
al offerings, and fireworks at night
viii be part Of the program for en-
tertainmcnt Of the thousands expect
cd TO visit the fair during the week.
The principal attraction of the free
acts will be that by Zacchini, the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-07

human cannOnball, who will be shot
from the month Of cannon over two
Ferris wheels. 1t is announced as
the greatest thriller the fair has ever
Offered. Other free acts include trio
OF Americas foremost trapeZe stars
Wednesday will be school day at
the fair. when all white schools will
be given half holiday TO permit
the children to visit the exposition
They will be admitted free if they
get their tickets from their teacher.
The fair management has made a
special effort TO offer the public eX-
ira attractions this year, in view Of
the fact that it is its silver anniver-
Sary year Plans have been consider
ed to do special honor to married
couples who this year are observing
their silver wedding year.
1t is anticipated that agricultural
and othel exhibits will be of L still
higher order than heretofore. and
agricultural extension workers Of the
county are cooperating to that end.
+. l.. Fleming is president Of the
fair. and Mr.. Hight secretary-reas-
urcr. Alfred Plummer is vice preSi-
dent.
Given favorable weather, the fair
is expected to attract many thouS-
ands Of visitors during the week. 1t
caters not only to Vance, but also
to Franklin, Warren and Granville
counties in this State and Mecklen-
burg county across the State line in
Virginia.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-07
Teachers Are
In
New Building

Teachers in the Henderson city
schools occupied during the week.
end the new teacherage on Church
street. which has just been complet-
ed. Most Of the furniture has beer
placed, and the remainder is expect
cd daily.
Nineteen teachers will live in the
new building, which will be managed
by Mrs. w. H. Pope, who was man.
ager when the old teacherdge was
burned in the spring Of 1899.
The new structure is of brick and
is modern throughout, in contrast
with the obsolete building that was
destroyed by fire. 1t stands on the
same site as the old one on Church
street.
The building was erected as WPA
project, and work was started late
last fall. 1t had been hoped il would
be ready by the opening of school
this fall. but was not, and teachers
have been living in private homes
during the past month.
Approximately $4,000 was cX-
pended on the constructive job. This
included some $1,000 or more re-
covered in insurance on the burned
building. about $4,000 provided by
the county, and similar amount
furnished as 4 WPA grant. The items
do not cover the furnishings, which
cost about $4,000.
Teachers who have moved into the
new quarters expressed their appre-
citation OF the fine living accommodate
tons provided for them, and said
they were grateful to the school au-
thOrites for making this provision
for them.
The teachers who arc living there
are the following:
Mrs. James V. Paris and Misses
Ruth Evelyn Byrd, Anthem Turnage,
Ora Hahn, Jessie Lorcne Shealey,
Eleonor Greene, Anita Pauline Mel
son. Josephine Thurston, Loucin
Wells, Lillian MassenDurg, Minnie
L. Franklin, Louise Melbourne, Irene
Woodlier, Mary Chricsman, Mary
Ramseur, Modene Lael, Rose Noble
and Mary Wiley Stewart.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-07
AAA Election
This Week

Community committeeman to serve
during l94l in administration Of the
AAA farm program in Vance coun-
ty will be elected this week at
series Of meetings which began with
elections in Dabney and Watkins
townships and which will be con-
tinued after tomorrow.
Committeeman. altcrnates and del
egateS to the county convention will
be elected in each community. Dele
gates will attend convention to be
held in Henderson on Monday, Oc-
tober II, to elect the county COM
mittee.
Meetings to be held after today in
clude:
Townsville township. at Taylor's
store, Wednesday, October 8, 2:3O
p. M.
Middleburg and Nutbush town.
ships, Benefits store, Thursday, Oc-
tober 10, 10 a. m.
Sandy Creek township, at Aycock
school, Thursday, October 10, 2:3O
p. m.
Henderson township, at courthouse
Friday, October II, 10 a. m.
Kittrell township, at Zeb Vance
school, Friday, October II, 2:3O p. m.
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DeiIication of the State is no diff
fercut from other idolatricS.
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IS Defendants
Tried Before
The Recorder

SiXty-five defendants were tried in
county recorders court during Sep
TENDER, Superior Court Clerk Z. O.
Falkner announced today in his
monthly report. The number in
Guided 81 white men and three white
women, and 81 colored men and four
colored women. Ten Of the Defend
ants faced charges involving viola
ton Of liquor laws in one way or
another.
twenty-five defendants paid costs
and fines, nineteen were adjudged
not guilty, fourteen were sent TO the
roads, four were bound over to SUI
perior court, and nolle prose was
taken for three.
Fines amounted to $3.50 and fees
to S404.99, 4 total Of S486.49.
Ten defendants were charged with
larceny, nine with assault, six with
operating d motor vehicle without
proper license, five with possessing
corn whisky for sale, and five with
drunken driving. Four were accused
of an assault with a deadly weapon
and four with immoral relations.
Three were charged with non-sup-
port.
One defendant each was accused of
the following charges: Careless and
reckless driving, disorderly conduct,
abandonment and non-support, using
profane language, resisting an OIL
ficer, allowing a car TO be operated
without licensed operator, obtain
ing taxi service without paying for
it, disposing of mortgaged property,
and possession of an illegal punch
board
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commentators Mailed
Once To II The Governor
bard Will Name Own Chairman; All Mem
IS TO Serve Without Pay; Will Be Formally
pointed by Governor Hoey Soon.

quarters has not been learned. Il
the last world war the draft board,
offices were on the second floor OF
the post office. While the governor
Is making the appointments. the draft
board will be responsible to Federal
authorities. and may have offices in
the post office building if room can
be IolmG there.
1t Is expected the board will or
SantI2 immediately after formal APP
pointment notices have come from
the governor. and these are expected
III the next few days. 1t will name
lis own chairman and secretary.
While there has been discussion Of
the possibility of political appoint
meutS for the duty. it WAS observed
today that no such charge could be
made about the board here Not Z
single man named has ever held any
public office. except that Mr.. Bird
gers years Ggu WAS in the legislature
and has been 4 member of the city
school board. and Dr.. UpchWch is a
member Of the County Board Of
Health. But no one of the five is
even remotely regarded as a poll
tician.
Il was expected that the personnel
selected would be generally COM
mended by the community.
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