Rocky Mount Herald (Rocky Mount, N.C.) 1936-04-10 [p PAGE...
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jIDAY, APRIL 10, 1936 r EASTER (By Etta W. Brantley) When the leaves are new on the oaken "spray, And the maples have donned their scarlet array, When wildflowers in little com- panies rise, Where April's warmest sunshine lies. When bluebirds sing in the apple tree, A hymn with the buzzing of the bee, And the scent of violets comes in my door, I know spring is here once more. When the Easter sparrow chants her song, To the idle flower, asleep so long, And the south wind whispers, soft and low, I think of an Easter long ago. When I was a girl, so happy and gay, Not a cloud along life's way, But the story is old, and sad, some- how, No one would care to hear it now But you remember well, I know, That lovely Easter of long ago. o FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Sunday morning service 11 A. M. Sunday School 10: A. M. Wednesday evening service 7:45 P. M. The reading room in the cnurch edifice is open daily execept Sun- day and legal holidays, from three to five P. M. A Christian Ecience program is broadcast each Monday morning ov- er station WBT, Charlotte at 10:30 A. M. OF INTEREST TO W6MEN CLUB NEWS PERSONALS 198 Susie Rankin Fountain spent week-end in Raleigh at Peace ge. . W. C. Pressley and Mies Lucy e of Ruleigh spent last Monday city. rs. Arthur Fountain and Mrs. iam Goodwyn of Leggetts si-ent nesday in the city. n \u25a0slie of the State Patrol J (this ho»|e on Clark St., conva- , * aft from a recent accident. rs. Richard Grimsley and hor Matthew, from Snow Hill wera prs in the city last Wednes- iss Sally Melton who is a stn- C. ~ in Wilson is 'ding the Easter holidays with parents. iss Mary Daniel, who is a stu- -1 at Salem College, is spending \u25a0 Faster holidays here with her her, Mrs. J. H. Daniel. rs. D. M. Pearsall had as her t on Wednesday and Thursday JR.. .C. Deal of Greenville. Mrs. 1 came to attend the Presbyter- Iss Nelle Speight Miss Sadie Mae 1 and Miss Joyce Powell spent week-end in Chapel Hill where y took part in the State Dramar- contest. ' 9 Mary Brewer Is Wed To Wash- ington Newsman n-Associated Press news dis- :h from 'Washington, D. C., an- nced today the marriage of Miss 0 y Barrett Brewer, the daughter Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Brewer, of Hammond street, to Paul Bark- , Washington newspaper man. 'he marriage was solempized on iday, April the fifth, at Freder- Maryland, with the Rev. Charlos fjw-hler, D. D., pastor of the Pres- Urian church there, officiating. Irs. Barkley has been teaching in I Falls Church, Virginia schools I the past two years and has \u25a0e many friends in that section. I is a graduate of Salem Col- k, Winston-Salem; and later at- k"*,JdV?l the University of North Car- a. Prior to going to Falls rch she taught in the public ols of Forsyth county; in this and in Greenville, South Caro- . She is an attractive young lan and popular in local and e society. r. Barkley is a son of the late H. C. Barkley and Mrs.' A. L. kley, of Charlotte. He has been ;aged in newspaper - work for *> "Ive years, the last six of which \u25a0e with the Associated Press. Lt present Mr. Barkley is the As iated Press regional reporter in ishington for North and South 'olina newspapers. Previously he s located in Raleigh, Greensboro d Charlotte, and, with his bride, mbers a wide circle of friends ij Ca olina. V o 4 RED OAK NEWS °I o Mrs. R. M. Armstrong celebrated r third anniversary Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Vick of Fay eville spent the week-end with r mother, Mrs. Sam Ellen. Miss Ruth Ellen of Battleboro ent the week-end with her mother I Sam Ellen. t \rt*. Crawford of near Greenville visiting her parents Mr. and r9. H. K. Hester for a few days. Mr; and Mrs. R. C. JqiifH spent e week-end with her parents Mr id Mrs. G. T. Exum. Mrs. D. C. Aycock is gradually 1 proving. y ,Miffs Ruth Vick was a guest of ss Bertha Leonard Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Ellen aud ttle daughter spent Sunday after- non with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. . E. Ellen. Mr. and Mrs. Chischester and D. Aycock of Aurelian Springs spent nnday with Mrs. W. F. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hardy and two lildren spent Sunday with her pa- . ,Nts Mr. and Mrs. Powell of Grove * 111. AfiSs Cornelia Robinson was a nest of Miss Frances Armstrong. Army Crocker spent Saturday sciht with Morgan Hardy. Miss Edna Louise Aycock spent unday with Miss Margaret Hunter. Miss Irene Leonard spent Sunday iith Aliss Annie Vick. > 0 <' DORTCHES NEWS | I. 0 Edith Martin has as her TOpst for the spring holidays Mi9s -ouise Burnette of Greensboro. Rev. Charlie Howard- of Buies 'reek is conducting the Revival Ser- ices which started at the Baptist hurch Thursday night, April J, nd will continue through next week. Miss Ruby Wheeless has return- d to her home inrcefcky Mount jf- Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Wea- sr for the past two weeks. Miss Irma Coley of Dortches spent iveral days this week visiting ner ster Mrs. T. B. Faulkner. ** "Cicero M. Jones left Thursdny torning for Williamsburg, Ontario, anada, to be in Dr. Lock's Clinic or treatment. The Red Oak Alumni Association 'ill hold its' annual banquet Fri- ay night, April 10, in the school :ymnasium. Miss Olivia Jones spent last week . nd with Miss Margaret Taylor of iriffins. Misses Ellen Mclntyre and Edn.t Mae Saunders spent Friday- and Saturday in Raleigh whw« they *t- tended the Beta Club Convention. Mrs. Woodrow Pitt of Ahoskie is visiting her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Luther Whitley this week. Miss Cornelia Smitji of William- ston spent the week-end with Miss Mildred Taylor. Miss Helen Chamblee of Elon Col- lege was the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. V. F. Chamblee last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beal of Nash- ville visited Mrs. Beale\s mother, Mrs. C. 'K. Williams Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Whitley of En- field were visitors in the home ,r>t Mr. and Mrs. Alex Whitley Sunday. | LEGGETT NEWS ITEMS 1 0 o Mrs. J. T. Lawrence, Sr., Mrs. J. T. Lawrence, Jr., Mrs. Bruce Fountain, Mrs. W. L. Goodwyn, Mrs. T. F 1 Savage, Mrs. Arthur Fountain, Mrs. Walter Cherry. Miss Temperance Cherry and Mrs. Jim Harper at- tended the Presbyterial in Rocky Mount this week. < Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fountain aud family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lawrence. Mrs. E. Y. Lovelace, Mrs. Chan. Dawson and S. R. Talbert of Crisp visited relatives here Sunday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Fountain of Fountain visited relatives here Sun- day. Miss Louise Johnson and Mr. Sct- terson of Rocky Mount visited Miss Louise Setterson Tuesday night. The Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. Perry Weeks Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Blanche Anderson and Mrs. Junius Koonce attended an instal- lation service of Eastern Star offi- cers in Henderson last week. Robert Dupree entertained about thirty of his little friends Tuesday 'afternoon at an Easter party. Little Peggy Speight is ill with branchitis. USED ) ?: » CLEANS HOUSE 1930 Chevrolet Coupe 1927 Dodge Sedan 1929 Chevrolet Coupe 1930 Plymouth Sedan 1930 Pontiac Sedan 1932 Plymouth Coach 1929 Chevrolet Cabriolet 1931 Chevrolet Roadster 1929 Ford Coach 1934 Chevrolet Coupe 1934 Chevrolet Coupe 1935 Standard Coach 1935 Chevrolet Coach 1928 Ford Coach 1933 Chevrolet Truck, 131 in. 1930 Ford Coupe 1927 Studebaker Sedan 1928 Ford Coach 1929 Chevrolet Sedan 1931 Ford Coupe 1933 Beacon 1930 Chevrolet Coupe 1929 Chevrolet Sedan 1931 Pontiac Coach 1929 Chevrolet Sedan 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Coach o BULLUCK'S AUTO SALES CO. 115 - 117 - 119 South Church Street ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. B. E FOUNTAIN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW General Practice Office Daniel Building ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. NEWPORT SIGN COMPANY Out-Door Advertising J. WEIR ANDERSON WINDOW, And ALL KINDS Of SIGNS Rocky Mount, N. C. Phone 364 I. T. VALENTINE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW General Practice in Both State and Federal Court# NASHVILLE, N. C. HILL - PROCTOR PRINT SHOP Commercial Printing of AllKinds 114 Washington St. - Phone 39 Rocky Mount THE ROCKY MOUNT HERALD, ROCKY MOUNT. NORTH CAROLINA Cyclones Strike Southern Cities List Of Dead In Gainesville, Ga. Nenrg Two Hundred Mark As Large Portion Of Town Lies In Ruins. Following sporadic tornadoes that had scouraged the south for two or three days, the worst cyclone to hit in this part of the nation in re- cent years struck the business sec- tion of Gainesville, Ga., Tuesday, literally demolishing a large part jf this thriving little city, and leaving in its wake damage estimated at ten million dollars, and a death list rapidly mounting toward the two hundred mark. An earlier storm had struck Greensboro with several dead, and storms have left death and disas- ter in their wake in Tupelo, Miss, and Anderson, S. C. "STONE MAN" DIES Springfield, Mo.?Marion Jeffer- son Smith. 35, known as the "stoatt man," is dead after being helpless in bed for two years, a prisoner in his hardening skins. He was a vic- tim of the disease, scleroderma, iu which his skin turned stone-like. Ha up t man n Went To Death Friday Borah urges use of all powers given by Constitution. After many stays of execution' Bruno Hauptmann went to the chair in the New Jersey penitentiary Fri- day evening and died to expiate the kidnapping and murder of the Jon of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lingbergh. He went to his doom without any statement other than a categoric de- nial of any connection with the kid- napping and murder for which la- was executed. ?o AIR MARKS RECOGNIZED Paris.?Five records recently es- tablished by Americans have been ac- cepted by the International Aero- nautic Federation, as follows: How- ard Hughes?Los Angeles to New York, 9 hours 20 minutes 10 sec- onds; Coffery Smith Hanscll? Am- phibious plane, straightline record, 1,662,778 kilometers; Miss Helon Richey?light airplane speed over 100 kilometers, average 116,234 an hour; Miss Coppedge?Women's light airplane altitude, 4,649 meters; and, Benjamin King?light sea- plane (4th category) speed over 100 kilometers average 130,246 an hour, over 500 kilometers, average 113,- 457 an hour. ty DR. R. L. SAVAGE Diseases EYE, EAR, NOSE AND TROAT GLASSES FITTED Office over Five Points Drug Store ;; TRY MR& DEMAI'S****J J! FAMOUS SANDWICHES + ! Every Variety $ J J Sold at all Leading Drug ? ? and Smoke Shops * * Phone 845 LITTRELL'S SHOE SHOP HOWARD H. LITTRELL Owner and Pfoprietor Shoe Repair?LaMac Process No Nails, Flexible, Waterproof Expert Shoe Repairing No Sign of Repair All Work Guaranteed 141 S. Main St!, Rocky Mount ' FRESH FISH j OF ALL KINDS, AT MOST REASONABLE { PRICES Transported ir Rcfrigtr- J ator Cars at Night from j the Place of Catch Call the BEAUFORT aid MOREHEAD SEA FOOD ! PHONES 1 (>lO-1836 157 S. Washington St. ROCKY MOir'i. N ( . B. & R. CLOTHING STORE CLOTHING FOR ONE AND ALL CASH OR CREDIT 176 N. Main Street Phone 772 ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. * , « ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF ITS NEW STORE IN ROCKY MOUNT l COMPLETE LINE OF NEW EASTER CLOTHES FOR MEN AND WOMEN COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED May and G orham Drugs, Soda and Cigars I Prescriptions Called For and Delivered PHONES 200 and 201 British air budget double that of 1!)34 in rush of defenses. Check elearings in February up 1.1.4 per cent from year before. Hiroto, moderate, forming strong Cabinet in Tokyo. Arrest 7 in Puerto Rico in plot to overthrow government. CfIMCLS OA-fc&cax/ Progress Cleaners DRY CLEANERS PRESSERS DYERS CALL US PHONE 909 213 N. East Main St. Douglas Bldg. ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. EASTER FLOWERS FOR EASTER WHEN THE EARTH UNFOLDS ITS PROMISE OF RENEWED LIFE CORSAGES CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS ROCKY MOUNT FLORAL CO. CALL A. R. WEATHERS, Manager 3 Phones, 538 - 589 - 274 114 N. Main St. ft I 11 D. L. Lancaster Says Planters I CrfAof fo/' jk^"'* 3 / For 1,10 past 10 y«arg we have used yoor tobacco \u25a0 \JIOK\ Jvf ktsr J fertilizers under part of our crop each year. I flfoftk. C/Uftlinn / tfAHDh ) We h» vr ' always obtained as good results from I "U '., U * Wlßa / s» % A 1 PLANTERS as fro,,, other brands and several years I \u25a0 Soils V 4 V during the 10 PLANTERS has come out far ahead. / Cu **>7 This year lhe two tonants who used PLANTERS av- r Q&Mjh TSI eragod $428.37 per acre for their entire crop. \u2666 A Fmfcjffl rtf Taking It year in and year out PLANTERS CON- t vr IJtfH'' J TROLLED FERTILIZERS hare made more money for 1 M " , an any other fertilizer we have ever used. i, LANCASTER RROTHERS. 1 If Your Dealer Can't Supply PAGE THREE
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jIDAY, APRIL 10, 1936 rEASTER
(By Etta W. Brantley)When the leaves are new on the
oaken "spray,And the maples have donned their
scarlet array,When wildflowers in little com-
panies rise,Where April's warmest sunshine lies.
When bluebirds sing in the appletree,
A hymn with the buzzing of the bee,And the scent of violets comes in
my door,I know spring is here once more.
When the Easter sparrow chants hersong,
To the idle flower, asleep so long,And the south wind whispers, soft
and low,I think of an Easter long ago.
When I was a girl, so happy andgay,
Not a cloud along life's way,But the story is old, and sad, some-
how,No one would care to hear it nowBut you remember well, I know,That lovely Easter of long ago.
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FIRST CHURCH OFCHRIST SCIENTIST
Sunday morning service 11 A. M.Sunday School 10: A. M.Wednesday evening service 7:45
P. M.The reading room in the cnurch
edifice is open daily execept Sun-day and legal holidays, from threeto five P. M.
A Christian Ecience program isbroadcast each Monday morning ov-
er station WBT, Charlotte at 10:30A. M.
OF INTEREST TOW6MEN
CLUB NEWS PERSONALS
198Susie Rankin Fountain spent
week-end in Raleigh at Peacege.
. W. C. Pressley and Mies Lucye of Ruleigh spent last Monday
city.
rs. Arthur Fountain and Mrs.iam Goodwyn of Leggetts si-entnesday in the city. n
\u25a0slie of the State PatrolJ (this ho»|e on Clark St., conva-
, * aft from a recent accident.
rs. Richard Grimsley and horMatthew, from Snow Hill weraprs in the city last Wednes-
iss Sally Melton who is a stn-C. ~ in Wilson is
'ding the Easter holidays withparents.
iss Mary Daniel, who is a stu--1 at Salem College, is spending
\u25a0 Faster holidays here with herher, Mrs. J. H. Daniel.
rs. D. M. Pearsall had as hert on Wednesday and Thursday
JR...C. Deal of Greenville. Mrs.
1 came to attend the Presbyter-
Iss Nelle Speight Miss Sadie Mae1 and Miss Joyce Powell spentweek-end in Chapel Hill where
y took part in the State Dramar-contest.
' 9 Mary Brewer Is Wed To Wash-ington Newsman
n-Associated Press news dis-:h from 'Washington, D. C., an-nced today the marriage of Miss
0 y Barrett Brewer, the daughterMr. and Mrs. H. E. Brewer, ofHammond street, to Paul Bark-
, Washington newspaper man.'he marriage was solempized oniday, April the fifth, at Freder-
Maryland, with the Rev. Charlosfjw-hler, D. D., pastor of the Pres-
Urian church there, officiating.Irs. Barkley has been teaching inI Falls Church, Virginia schoolsI the past two years and has\u25a0e many friends in that section.I is a graduate of Salem Col-k, Winston-Salem; and later at-
k"*,JdV?l the University of North Car-a. Prior to going to Fallsrch she taught in the publicols of Forsyth county; in thisand in Greenville, South Caro-
. She is an attractive younglan and popular in local ande society.r. Barkley is a son of the lateH. C. Barkley and Mrs.' A. L.
kley, of Charlotte. He has been;aged in newspaper - work for
*> "Ive years, the last six of which\u25a0e with the Associated Press.
Lt present Mr. Barkley is the Asiated Press regional reporter inishington for North and South'olina newspapers. Previously he
s located in Raleigh, Greensborod Charlotte, and, with his bride,mbers a wide circle of friends ij
Ca olina.V o
4 RED OAK NEWS °Io
Mrs. R. M. Armstrong celebratedr third anniversary Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Vick of Fayeville spent the week-end withr mother, Mrs. Sam Ellen.Miss Ruth Ellen of Battleboroent the week-end with her mother
I Sam Ellen.t\rt*. Crawford of near Greenville
visiting her parents Mr. andr9. H. K. Hester for a few days.Mr; and Mrs. R. C. JqiifH spente week-end with her parents Mrid Mrs. G. T. Exum.Mrs. D. C. Aycock is gradually1proving.
y ,Miffs Ruth Vick was a guest ofss Bertha Leonard Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Ellen aud
ttle daughter spent Sunday after-non with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.. E. Ellen.Mr. and Mrs. Chischester and D.Aycock of Aurelian Springs spent
nnday with Mrs. W. F. Robinson.Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hardy and twolildren spent Sunday with her pa-
. ,Nts Mr. and Mrs. Powell of Grove* 111.
AfiSs Cornelia Robinson was a
nest of Miss Frances Armstrong.Army Crocker spent Saturday
sciht with Morgan Hardy.Miss Edna Louise Aycock spent
unday with Miss Margaret Hunter.Miss Irene Leonard spent Sunday
iith Aliss Annie Vick.
> 0<' DORTCHES NEWS |
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Edith Martin has as herTOpst for the spring holidays Mi9s-ouise Burnette of Greensboro.Rev. Charlie Howard- of Buies
'reek is conducting the Revival Ser-ices which started at the Baptisthurch Thursday night, April J,nd will continue through next week.Miss Ruby Wheeless has return-
d to her home inrcefcky Mount jf-Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Wea-
sr for the past two weeks.Miss Irma Coley of Dortches spentiveral days this week visiting nerster Mrs. T. B. Faulkner.
** "Cicero M. Jones left Thursdnytorning for Williamsburg, Ontario,anada, to be in Dr. Lock's Clinicor treatment.
The Red Oak Alumni Association'ill hold its' annual banquet Fri-ay night, April 10, in the school:ymnasium.Miss Olivia Jones spent last week
. nd with Miss Margaret Taylor ofiriffins.
Misses Ellen Mclntyre and Edn.tMae Saunders spent Friday- andSaturday in Raleigh whw« they *t-
tended the Beta Club Convention.Mrs. Woodrow Pitt of Ahoskie is
visiting her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.Luther Whitley this week.
Miss Cornelia Smitji of William-ston spent the week-end with MissMildred Taylor.
Miss Helen Chamblee of Elon Col-lege was the guest of her parentsMr. and Mrs. S. V. F. Chambleelast week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beal of Nash-ville visited Mrs. Beale\s mother,Mrs. C. 'K. Williams Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Whitley of En-field were visitors in the home ,r>tMr. and Mrs. Alex Whitley Sunday.
| LEGGETT NEWS ITEMS 10 o
Mrs. J. T. Lawrence, Sr., Mrs. J. T.Lawrence, Jr., Mrs. Bruce Fountain,Mrs. W. L. Goodwyn, Mrs. T. F
1Savage, Mrs. Arthur Fountain, Mrs.Walter Cherry. Miss TemperanceCherry and Mrs. Jim Harper at-tended the Presbyterial in RockyMount this week. <
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fountain audfamily spent Sunday with Mr. andMrs. J. T. Lawrence.
Mrs. E. Y. Lovelace, Mrs. Chan.Dawson and S. R. Talbert of Crispvisited relatives here Sunday after-noon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Fountain ofFountain visited relatives here Sun-day.
Miss Louise Johnson and Mr. Sct-terson of Rocky Mount visited MissLouise Setterson Tuesday night.
The Home Demonstration Clubwill meet with Mrs. Perry WeeksWednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Blanche Anderson and Mrs.Junius Koonce attended an instal-lation service of Eastern Star offi-cers in Henderson last week.
Robert Dupree entertained aboutthirty of his little friends Tuesday
'afternoon at an Easter party.Little Peggy Speight is ill with
branchitis.
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CLEANS HOUSE
1930 Chevrolet Coupe
1927 Dodge Sedan
1929 Chevrolet Coupe
1930 Plymouth Sedan
1930 Pontiac Sedan
1932 Plymouth Coach
1929 Chevrolet Cabriolet
1931 Chevrolet Roadster
1929 Ford Coach
1934 Chevrolet Coupe
1934 Chevrolet Coupe
1935 Standard Coach
1935 Chevrolet Coach
1928 Ford Coach
1933 Chevrolet Truck, 131 in.
1930 Ford Coupe
1927 Studebaker Sedan
1928 Ford Coach
1929 Chevrolet Sedan
1931 Ford Coupe
1933 Beacon
1930 Chevrolet Coupe
1929 Chevrolet Sedan
1931 Pontiac Coach
1929 Chevrolet Sedan
1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Coach
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BULLUCK'SAUTO SALES CO.
115 - 117 - 119South Church Street
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
B. E FOUNTAINATTORNEY-AT-LAW
General PracticeOffice Daniel Building
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
NEWPORT SIGN COMPANYOut-Door AdvertisingJ. WEIR ANDERSON
WINDOW, And ALL KINDSOf SIGNS
Rocky Mount, N. C. Phone 364
I. T. VALENTINEATTORNEY-AT-LAW
General Practice in Both Stateand Federal Court#NASHVILLE, N. C.
HILL - PROCTORPRINT SHOP
Commercial Printingof AllKinds114 Washington St. -
Phone 39 Rocky Mount
THE ROCKY MOUNT HERALD, ROCKY MOUNT. NORTH CAROLINA
Cyclones StrikeSouthern Cities
List Of Dead In Gainesville, Ga.Nenrg Two Hundred Mark AsLarge Portion Of Town Lies In
Ruins.
Following sporadic tornadoes thathad scouraged the south for twoor three days, the worst cyclone tohit in this part of the nation in re-cent years struck the business sec-tion of Gainesville, Ga., Tuesday,literally demolishing a large part jf
this thriving little city, and leavingin its wake damage estimated at
ten million dollars, and a deathlist rapidly mounting toward thetwo hundred mark.
An earlier storm had struckGreensboro with several dead, andstorms have left death and disas-ter in their wake in Tupelo, Miss,and Anderson, S. C.
"STONE MAN" DIESSpringfield, Mo.?Marion Jeffer-
son Smith. 35, known as the "stoattman," is dead after being helplessin bed for two years, a prisoner inhis hardening skins. He was a vic-tim of the disease, scleroderma, iuwhich his skin turned stone-like.
Ha up tman n WentTo Death Friday
Borah urges use of all powersgiven by Constitution.
After many stays of execution'Bruno Hauptmann went to the chairin the New Jersey penitentiary Fri-day evening and died to expiate thekidnapping and murder of the Jon
of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lingbergh.He went to his doom without anystatement other than a categoric de-nial of any connection with the kid-napping and murder for which la-was executed.
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AIR MARKS RECOGNIZED
Paris.?Five records recently es-tablished by Americans have been ac-cepted by the International Aero-nautic Federation, as follows: How-ard Hughes?Los Angeles to NewYork, 9 hours 20 minutes 10 sec-onds; Coffery Smith Hanscll? Am-phibious plane, straightline record,1,662,778 kilometers; Miss HelonRichey?light airplane speed over100 kilometers, average 116,234 anhour; Miss Coppedge?Women'slight airplane altitude, 4,649 meters;and, Benjamin King?light sea-plane (4th category) speed over 100kilometers average 130,246 an hour,over 500 kilometers, average 113,-457 an hour.ty
DR. R. L. SAVAGEDiseases
EYE, EAR, NOSEAND TROAT
GLASSES FITTEDOffice over
Five Points Drug Store
;; TRY MR& DEMAI'S****JJ! FAMOUS SANDWICHES +
! Every Variety $
J J Sold at all Leading Drug
? ? and Smoke Shops *
*
Phone 845LITTRELL'S SHOE SHOP
HOWARD H. LITTRELLOwner and Pfoprietor
Shoe Repair?LaMac ProcessNo Nails, Flexible, Waterproof
Expert Shoe Repairing
No Sign of Repair All WorkGuaranteed
141 S. Main St!, Rocky Mount
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FRESH FISH jOF ALL KINDS, ATMOST REASONABLE {
PRICESTransported ir Rcfrigtr- Jator Cars at Night from j
the Place of CatchCall the
BEAUFORTaid
MOREHEAD
SEA FOOD !PHONES 1 (>lO-1836
157 S. Washington St.ROCKY MOir'i. N ( .B. & R.
CLOTHING STORECLOTHING FOR ONE AND ALL
CASH OR CREDIT176 N. Main Street Phone 772
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
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ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF ITS NEW STOREIN ROCKY MOUNT
l
COMPLETE LINE OF NEW EASTER CLOTHESFOR MEN AND WOMEN
COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED
May and G orhamDrugs, Soda and Cigars
I
Prescriptions Called Forand Delivered
PHONES 200 and 201
British air budget double that of1!)34 in rush of defenses.
Check elearings in February up1.1.4 per cent from year before.
Hiroto, moderate, forming strongCabinet in Tokyo.
Arrest 7 in Puerto Rico in plotto overthrow government.
CfIMCLS OA-fc&cax/
Progress CleanersDRY CLEANERS PRESSERS DYERS
CALL US PHONE 909
213 N. East Main St. Douglas Bldg.
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
EASTER FLOWERSFOR EASTER
WHEN THE EARTH UNFOLDS ITS PROMISE OFRENEWED LIFE
CORSAGESCUT FLOWERSPOTTED PLANTS
ROCKY MOUNTFLORAL CO.
CALLA. R. WEATHERS, Manager
3 Phones, 538 - 589 - 274 114 N. Main St.ft
I 11 D. L. Lancaster Says Planters I
CrfAof fo/' jk^"'*3 / For 1,10 past 10 y«arg we have used yoor tobacco\u25a0 \JIOK\ Jvf ktsr J fertilizers under part of our crop each year.
I flfoftk. C/Uftlinn / tfAHDh ) We h» vr' always obtained as good results fromI "U'., U*Wlßa / s» %A 1 PLANTERS as fro,,, other brands and several years I\u25a0 Soils V 4 V during the 10 PLANTERS has come out far ahead.
/ Cu **>7 This year lhe two tonants who used PLANTERS av-r Q&Mjh TSI eragod $428.37 per acre for their entire crop. \u2666
A Fmfcjfflrtf Taking It year in and year out PLANTERS CON-t vr IJtfH'' J TROLLED FERTILIZERS hare made more money for
1 M ",an any other fertilizer we have ever used.
i, LANCASTER RROTHERS. 1
IfYour Dealer Can't Supply
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