Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-03
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CAPITOL SQUARE
ky LYNN NISEET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
!" LII" Si- Walter liUtel-EaIcirh

oi-'f-A l!-Who is the OItIrsi
county school superintendent IN
i'"iIt ul service IN The Stat,.r II :.
oeIitNed that Thomas r. Eu,Is, nr
Huiliofd, WIG has served cou,in-
u"uSly since 1904, holds the rernrd
L. d. Bell, superintendent OF Rurr.
hi&hani city schools since 1902 and
ct Richmond county schools since.
i'I"' perhaps takes hunurs Tor Iuu-
StN' SrrvIcc-4l yrars-iu lii. s,,,,',.
>'h""i administrative capacity.
ALL. lN?-ThrOugh Saturday tho
Stale Board Of Education h,,d tn,m..I
Requests from 1871 Of the possible. im-
tai oi lGI county and local .rnn,J
administrative districts for a n,nr
ih"hthS term. Nathan Yeltou. currn-
H"1IeE ni the board, said he expects
before July 10 have 100 Der cent
participation IN the nine months
iund. Whether IN not the schuoIs c,,,
operate the full term will depend
upon many things that may devclop
De'Weeh now and next spring.
ieacner shortage, transportation
ana lliei difficulties, need of older
chliofen ON farms, and other fac
Tors VIII influence the length of
''fm. Presently it does not look
huch like the governor would have
10 exercise the power to cut Off 10
school days for lack Of monc,-ccr-
family not next year.
4AMS-Pending construction of a
potato dehydratiEg plant in Column
ouS county. aPpr9yal lor. WhIch. wa:,
CDtamed some weeks ago, a few east
rrn Carolina farmers have sold
yamS To Texas dehydratina irn;.
The deal wa% arranged through
Haven Moss, president of the Wa.u-
n2i1n Chan.Ger OF Commerce. Mos
and other public spirited men around
Washington do moi like the ldc;, on
shipping their yams TO Texas ru.
drying. and The" are interested IN :,
plan! 10" thci: immediate SECTION.
NEEDY-Old folks and children
who actually needed help received
" little bi; more from the State
Federal public assistance funds III
April inns wear than III 1912. aCCnru-
~? In Tie State Board Of Charities
end Public Welfare. Old age DaS 70
ncEtS last year We're 5000 in April:
ans year the avcr::3" was 3lU.Ij. Aid
II dependent children went up irni
>!G.95 IL $1,000. Closer lnvU. ilga:Irn
a.! applicants for such payment, W.t>
urged upon counties by the State
BOARD. in view of increasing uDpDr-
llniticS for employment and les;
Necd 20 call on the public iu. a-:.I,.-
NICE.
HONE TALENT The Carolina
Political Union ut Chapel Hill. when
~ past wear. hIs brought suulr ui
lie wnilr& best known people - lie
university campu". has been AIT 1y
var and rItirinG. I'll" seventh an
nivrrsary birthday pant t.! the union .
will be observed next SATURDAY
night. My Z. with Il home talent" |
how. Man speaker will be Cover !
nor I;guughINn on his iLVoritr !
.h,mc. The political and economic fu- |
tyre uf the South. The affairs will Z
be held around banquet table /
UDWCiD al Carolina Inn. 10 which |
have been invited tho two arnulInc- !
I'd candidates FOR governor and also /
come recognized opponents of the |
fourth term idea.
WNRNING-Th State Board of
Charlie; and Public Welfare has |
asked that copies of the attorney |
generals recent ruling that children
under lG cannot be placed in JIils
with adult criminals be sent To every |
'trdrc and solicitor, as well as to
,.hrr CfiicialS. The board indicated
it would follow through TO see that