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Evening star., 1936-02-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

tC0nttnue0.b
eeesris warehouse sale
to 4ocs: cash or time Smiths Transfer A.
storage Co. 1913 You st. NV: North 3343.
ROCK WOOL 1NsgLAT1oM.ca1rloads Ios. &C. 1nn s1s n
Susefa Bats in. @ thieR: I5xas. sa IT. to
''r 4 E; G2o : Zoo
SEVERAL fine electric refrigerators that
s4o sSo Sen sso s1oo SSeo on 0er Arthur
Jordan Piano Co. 18th and 9 NV.
SEWING MACHINES. Singer. electric con;
sole compete .xa With noraSe eeerc
1897 Conn. ave. -
sole electric, S35 portable, S22 80; Singer
machines Ma.;hhn SO up. e27 F St. NV fhohe
TYPEWRrTERS, save 40eo to 7ocs on re-
builts: guar. machines sll makes. easy terms. TS
General Type Co. us 14th NV: Natl 224s.
So: combination rado-Victrola. S22: cab
met radio. $40. courembis. 1909 Otis
pl. NV. dealer.
Tx heW eass prees We rent repair
trade Standard Typewriter Co.. f%3 Ioth
st NV.
TYPEwRTaERs RENTAL Al! SERVICE svds !. 9a GE
mos in adv Sc No deliveries Soc dep
TYPEWRITER, good condition, Sl2. 1870
C st. ne.
TWIN BEDS. like new: chairs, rugs. Singer
sewing machine: must sell; all or by the
piece Phone District 32l7. 35'
VACUUM CLEANER. Apex de luxe floor
sample 400 off for cash. Apex Elec. Co.,
To9 9th st. NV. at G.
just one oHM $40 50 Proctor q Ridsely, 35s4
l4th st. Col, 10000.
VACUUM CLEANERS. Eureka .Airway.
Hoover. Eectrolux. etc, Sln Sl5; ,HIT J9Iyy
BRANDS sos ! lth st. NV. Natl ll5a.
WASHING MACHINE. almost new: portable
tubs: reasonable. AIS Concord ave. NV.
WASHERS AND IRONFRS-l5-day sale.
Rideeiy I'll piSNt 35o4 Eth St. t' NV. Col 10000
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED
Three piece living room suite upholstered
for SIS Covering and new inside material
INCLUDED made Ike new N Hh fines, rapfseFdy
NV. Phone Columbia i0l72.
BRICK (USED).
wreckins the following sW cor Geor-
eia ave and Euclid st. NV: School; st..
between 4th and 9th SITS NV; Laurel NILS
OFFICE EQUIPMENT.
WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE
Desks Adding Machines
Tables Check Protectors
Typewriters Steel Cabinets
BAUM'S FURNITURE HOUSE,
1916 EYE 81. NV PHONE NATL. 2lS4
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION.
PIANOS. PLAYERS; new lot. must be sold
for storage charges: excellent condition;
great reductions Smiths Transfer &
Storage Co. 1913 You st. NV, North 3343.
PIANOs-We have few used unrightss
prices, sis $50 500, So5; also used grands
at Sl65. S1a5 S2lO. They're real values at
th.se low prices kits. 1880 G st. I'm
the middle of the block. For other values
see our ads under the For Sale Mlscellane-
Gus column on this page.
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SALE-HOUSES.
S6,5OO.
S6,500.
Convenient Northeast Location
Low Cash Payment,
$55 Per Month.
LESS THAN RENT.

Semi-detached brick. 7 rooms. arranged
for . families. with separate rear en-
frances: 3-car brick garage; close to
schools. stores and transportation. Call
Mr.. MILLS. Cleveland 1902: evenings
Shepherd 1888.
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SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.

MODERN 6-RooM HOUSE. GOOD Lo-
cation 1Oc bus fare. B. M, SMITH.
24OS Columbia pike. Arlington. Va. Phone
Clarendon 2O3S
SEAT PLEASANT. MD-MODERN FIVE
room and BATH bungalow. all city conven-
fences, near schools. stores. bus; Sale or
rent. easy terms BARGAIN at S3,95o or
rental e35 per month. Splendi3 home for
small family; almost new. Apply lis
ST. ne
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-FURNIsHED HoUsEKEEPINd
apartment. or 2 rooms. Address Box
MARCH /, BY MILITARY OFFICER, OR
furnished rooms dinette. kit. and bath.
southern exposure, northwest section; $50
required; must be in AL condition; prefer
in an apartment building. Give fun and
complete details. Address BOZ SLOT. Bar
oface.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

GROOM BUNGALOW. OIL HEAT FRIG-
idaire Lear heated garage; reasonable.
Phone Hyattsville 72S-M. M.
GROOM HOUSE 90
5-room house. ami. .i.--------- 4n.uo
r. T. VIOLET & SON. .3s43 34th ST.
Mt. Rainier. Md.
Phone HyattSville $40.
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SALE-HOUSES.

S5 950--sEMI-DETAcHED BRICK IN CON-
venient section OF Brightwood, near
T r. ma Harrs sofss Six ana rooms te bath hot
built-in garage. 5000 cash and $52. 80
SO doo1NEW DETACHED BRICK IN
lot. convenient to school. stores and
OIL BURNER open fireplace. latest and
best equipment throughout; garage.
One OF the most outstanding values
ever offered in this popular community.
SHANNON e. LUcHs CO..
1908 H ST. NV. NATIONAL 2345.
IvNd Ro6M and fR5eK sfb RooH sIup55 AN5
BATH ON FIRST FLOOR. only three
years Sld. modern in every respect Two
0q poreh an0 eeetre ftehen oil
repase On bssssn
,5os s SHAFNSN AF " = fHGHs Nsq4sse2,., g., oa4,.
,5oo-,CHEVY CHASE DETACHED.
Near the Circle and extremely handy to
every convenience. This home is modern
in every detail. has 4 nice bed rooms in
on the first. floor, has a very, large living
room with fireplace. hardwood floors; wide
liy,ng ngd perch is @ on pretty corner lot with
The price has been made extremely low. the
house is vacant and in brand-new-house
r NJ. HOOKER. Metropolitan e6s3.
Evenings. D to o, Call North 90s5.
TRY AND DUPLIcATE-S497
20:s3 37th n.w-H you can duplicate
this bargain. your are a genius. Situated
in beautiful Glover Park, where values are
permanent. modern Colonial 6-room
| brick home, almost new; in new-house con-
for over $1,000 and over 81 900 improve
| ments have been added. Phone evenings,
OWNER Georgia 551s.
LOT FRONTING 40 FEET BY 205 FEET
DEEP. prettily landscaued; flowers: shrub
berry. fine trees. FISH pools and grape
arhors. Located WEST OF CONNECTICUT
AVE. in CHEVY Chase D. C. The house is
a modern center-naH masonry Colonial,
automatic heat and refrigeration: screened
and ther-stripped offered way y,MI nnder de-
NATIONAL 1900. EVENING PHONE.
GEORGIA f15S.
SO .950-OLD CLEVELAND PARK-SUB.
rooms. . baths oil burner, garage.
Real opportunity to secure a spa
Cious home. unequaled value, in
convenient location. high eleva-
REh1rv flfn FeE FassoePPRpRs sPR9RssmfnStc fnc Saa San
tional l43a.
HOME FOR THE FAMILY IN
CLEVELAND PARK.
Near the Cathedral: ) bed rooms. 3
baths spacious Railways: well planned
modern, liYable. Call US for further IN
The MUNsEY TRUST COMPANY.
National $3.50
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WANTED TO BUY-APT HOUSES.

ALL CASH FOR APT. HOUSES 16 TO 80
units Prefer white tenants Brokers In
vited. See Mr.. MOORE. 1910 Vermont
ave. NV. Phone Metropolitan 2713.
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TYPEWRrTERS late models, guaranteed
like new: easy prices We rent repair and
trade Standard Typewriter Co.. T23 10th
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WANTED--ROOMS,

TWO or three rooms, March |. near car
line reasonable: employed couple. 331
c st. Sc. ]. G. Grow.
YOUNG BUSINESS man wishes room with
desirable family in good vicinity; no room
ing house. Mr.. Moss. National 345S.
MASTER BED ROOM. twin beds, private
bath. use of kitchen. garage, in modern
detached home. Call Lincoln 103l between
IL a m. and > pm
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

DAY-OLD and started chicks. guaranteed
New Hampshires. also limited number sin
Poultry Farm and Hatchery. Ashton. Md.
Phone Ashton As. go
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sALE-INyEsTMENT PROPERTY.

F0UR-sToRY ELEVATOR APARTMENT
house Convenient nv; four times annnal a1tel
matte stokers, reasonable terms. One trust;
A real investment. May consider small
trade. Address Box 2S6-S. Star ONCE.
WE HAVE SEVERAL. APARTMENT
houses ranging, in price from $40 900 to
SlOO 900 which can be purchased for ap,
proximately five times amount rental; all
sh9M Sne detached and one semi-detached
four family apartment: in fine northwest .ss,t
i0ss Splendid investment or ideal for
one WISHING. to occupy an apartment IN
n'S THos. j. FISHER & CO. INC
73s nth st NV. Dist. $3.50.
GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
S5.T5O~20-foot colonial brick in con-
venient section of Petworth. Six rooms,
hot-water heat, garage. Rented to fine
tenant at $3.50 per year.
S1o e5O-Two-story brick containing store
and three apts., :s5-foot frontage; CEN
trail northwest location. Oil burner:
Rented at .S1.770 per year. A splendid
investment.
1SOE H st, NV. NAIL. $40.
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HUGO WORCH ITO GN.W.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

SEASONED OAK WOOD $40 cord; any
length: prompt delivery: stored. Guy L.
Brown. Brinklow. Md. Phi. Ashton 20-F-14.
WOOD. oak. cut any size and delivered.
SS cord. H. q. Miller, Boyds. Md.
COAL-Finest Pa. anthracite 2,240 lbs to
ton; egg So so: stove, $3.50 etc. Meyer
Coal Co. 1901 Blair rd NV. Georgia 1884.
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SALE-HOUSES.

S;RooM AND BATH BATH BRICK ISs;; guNoAL9'w NssA c'S
Owner has been transferred and viii sac
sss f1r ea M eas5 oREm aso
ONE BLOCK OF, MCKINLEY HIGH
h.-wh.. elec.. new shades, range floors.
ton Yard tc aes Pree e
OWNER. Phone District 45os.
NEAR coNNEcTIcuT AVE. ON JENIEER FER
cation. Price; $3.50. LOUIS P; SHOE
ssuls si?S Addision' sass setxeen fath and it.h
yironment. yirt y Detached. on, lot ise II. deep
tS Stone se renss sS roo9
refrigeration. lear garage to match house
Al in sood cose ass RE1ss SeE
1900. EVENING PHONE COLUMBIA
500.
GLOVER PARK-sIx ROOMS KITCHEN.
eeen es OF aondton hsh Phone Gea
NEW STONE HOUSES. DESIRABLE
entrance. air. light. sunshine. First floor,
Sns sSs ana Isoss ss wndGE s vs s,
and kitchen: second floor bed rooms. 2
tile baths ana bats
This This house he Just west Of Conn ave. Trans
Within i Wskns assance nteT
NV NV or phone Cleveland s3e3 during day;
svsninss' sss,ad Emerson l7"o' Brokers pro-
CHEVY CHASE. D; c.
coRaER assE ehess SIlek Tis nEp SooMs BSTHs
dining room. aIl-electric kitchen: attic is
insulated and finished; g; Sucar builtsin ga
pipes, An unsual offering. m Close to
lanFsa ss HRes cspe afR R GARAGr nssy eztaas
furn. or unfur.; trust. S.. 900. 3 yrs;
$1,000 and s?5 mo; Condition like new
Owner Bareain. Address Box bat 81. Star
50. 500-oNE OF THE MOST REMARK-
Pleasant: House formerly sold fer sic; 600.
With rsar yard ront and
double rear screened porcnes. large
rooms: reception hall baths one base; ni
Sse'"' r7Esfss hRSH FH6sz
a. REAL E4I. HOME ONE dnS AND csaseq gAReAaM Aa
ave- and Mf1asqs BIs1i rdIs room, ,i ana patSs s%s
Rsa s car and Srsk sfh on pTced o unde
Builder Builder. Georeia 4557.
sos WHITTIER ST. N.W.--ATTRACT1VE.
tiiea ssth m1ssFa nse
ssrase, wM STisf So 3TiH1RioWgoop, SSoi tsE%5;
aO24 r. I. Ave. NE. Dec. o317.
N.E.-Modern brick home. s rooms. 2
baths; oil heat. chestnut trim; garage:
Inspect out r. /, ave. to 4th st.. left
'' sos4 Ta: < :. 4 Ave-: FHSHowo8eD. as Sc! osn7.
west Of Wisconsin ave, delightful 5-room-
sutomatic heat porches, large lot. Can be
s.. sso@Nssr Dupont circle lust ,, north ,,a
Of Massachusetts ave. This 10-room ana
bath house Is one Of The very few ss,sSSer Sf1er
S12 .5oo-Near Conn. ave. and Columbia
eeent for town s1hs house or
SI7 7.ooo-Near goth and SITS. NV.
ese ana qSa Ssths nSie %odern one & the most
valuable and best rental sections of the
THos. J. FISHER & CO.. INC
73s 18th st. NV. Dist. $3.50.
S4.5OO-sUBSTANTIAL 81. BRICK. 8 ROOMS,
deisY. siHnSa eaPI Ns.ionsi siy 14sa. Issas. D0A
MT. PLEASANT. WEST OF 10th ST.
Brick home containing bed rooms. 2
baths. ami; recently redecorated; new
house condition. Phone National 1862:
evenings Wisconsin 4933. 27s
WOODBRIDGE.
gill Bunker Hill rd n.e.-A new brick
Cape Cod cottage with garage. eiec. refrig-
to schools. stores and bus. $3.50; terms
WooDRnoE REALTY 90.
4077 \. ]. Avs. Nh. North f0OS.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

GROOM HOUSE IN MOST DESIRABLE
part Of Mt. Rainier. See OWNER, 2906
Bunker Hill road. %
BUILDERS OPPORTUNITY.
Five choice lots. incl b-room house, az
Lyon Park Va. on two bus lines, lec
fare: all convenienceS; $4,000. Address
Box 266-T Star office. -
II sIBLEY AVE. HYATTsv!LLE-vAi; A.
cant. $3.50 down. S35 mo- Z rooms and
bath. ha-w:h., 3!,car garage; 5oxl5 90 j.,
st. ne. lst com: rent. s.a5. with extra
lot o5xlOO ft. Price. 81 $50 $500 down
Phone Metropolitan 4151; at night. Green
wood 3232
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

3557 10th ST. N.W.-Well-furnishedf front
room twin beds; reasonable. Also cher
full single room. Phone Adams 1895.
1921 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-Opening,
single and double rooms newly decorated
ana furnished: maid service. $5 week up.
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APARTMENTs-FUR. AND UNFuR

APARTMENTS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
/ ROOM. KITCHEN. PRIVATE BATH $40
and S45: small bungalow. . rooms. kitchen
and bath; adults only. Emerson 2514.
LIVING ROOM. BED ROOM AND BATH;
lovely. location. near Rock Greek: quiet
neighborhood: gas and cleo: reason BILE.
SEE THIS APARTMENT.
Two bed rooms. living room kitchen,
and location. 44oS Georgia ave. NV.
janitor.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

l431 FAIRMoNT ST. NW.-Elegant home;
Ink ST weekly: plenty heat, hot water;
housekeeper wanted, $40 mo-; no children.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED

SILVER SPRING MD-DET BRICK
,omc. u rooms @ bed rooms). maple fur
nishings hooked rugs. etc: h.-w.h.; built
pancy: for 3 or months. Shepherd 1860.
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GAS STATION,

CORNER. on heavily travelled artery. Q
month; can get possession II desired @ ap-
erty rEI, can HoS be bought with So 600 cash sub
ject to . frst trust: no repairs to MAKE.
good safe investment Or 9r. 81. prSpeSiSn bnsinsss
Call Mr.. DREW, Met. 2s27; E ELIOT
NIDDTETON, EOS Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1936-02-25

TYPEWRTTERS. save 40ea to 70cs on re.
builts: guar machines all makes. easy terms
General Type. Co. us 14th NV. Natl. 2249
TYPEWRITER, noiseless. SIS; boys bicycle
Sl2: combinat ton radio-Victrola. So: CAP
met radio. $40. Courembis, 1909 Otis
Evening star., 1936-02-25

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE: GE
1885, 57l6 18th NV UnderwoodS. So mo-;
mos in adv So No deliveries DOC Dep
TYPEWRITER. good condition, ST. 1870
r 81 n
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TWIN BEDS. like new: chairs, rugs. Singer
sewing machine: must sell: all or by the
piece Phone District 32l7. 70.
VACUUM CLEANER, Apex de luxe floor
sample: 400 off for cash. Apex Elec. Co.,
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

WAN 1LD-nooho aIND DotnDs
TWO unfurnished rooms with board; high
school girl and father in small. refined
family, ne; reasonable. Give all par
ticulars. Address Box 63-T. Star Office.
ROOM AND BOARD for employed widow
and two small children: care of children
during day: near school. Address Box
64-T. Star Office
LADY. employed. with S-year-old daughter
wants room board, private family. care
for child during day: references exchanged.
Address Box 254 T. Star Office
CULTURED middls-aged couple seek two
adjoining single rooms or large double
room as paying guests with private family
preferably near Dupont Circle or George
Washington University. Strict rules of pri-
vacy will be observed Phone North 0107.
MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.
ANDERSON VAN SERVICE 400 WOOD
ward Bldg. Natl, 7G70. Special rates all
Evening star., 1936-02-25

VACUUM CLEANER new $3.50: Apex
just one $40 50 Proctor & Ridgely, 1914
11th ST Col 10000
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1946 CALVERT ST. at Rock Creek Loop
Clean. warm room. next to bath.
1411 BUCHANAN ST NW.-Second- floor
front room. 3 windows; near bath; use of
phone: gentleman only. Phone Geo. 24O4.
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1000 MASS AVE. NW.-Large attractive
rooms, well heated: conveniently locateu;
maid service: reasonable. 2ds
zoos NJ ST W.-First floor room. neatly
furnished. newly decorated. 10 minutes
walk business section; reasonable.
COLORED-1a"6 NEW HAMPSHIRE NV.
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DESIRABLE double room. facing park:
semiprivate bath: house warm; continuous
hot water; reasonable: meals II desired.
Adams hl3l oEe
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l."1 ST. NW-Two front. housekeep-
ing rooms. electricity. h.-wh.. gas, stove.
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ISn LAMoNr [oz ST baib bfGSPt
shower: near cars. bus: unlimited phone.
1915 L ST. NV. downtown-Bright
cheerful double rooms: Ink. II desired
Sft Sn and ueek1y
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-21
Dexter News

Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Harper delight
fully entertained Emely Larue Har-
per on her tenth birthday Saturday
evening at their home in Dexter COM
munity.
The table was beautifully decorated
with white roses and pink sweet will
candles and happy birthday written
IN pink letters.
Those present were Melven and
Frank Boyd Edna Capps, Nell Rose
Cottrell, Vary and Leila Hester,
George Hester, Frances, Jamie, and
Mary P. Harper, Charlotte Lane and
Joan Wilson, Sallie Bett Wilson, Nor
ris Harden and James Berry Wilson,
Mrs. M. E. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Luz
cious Boyd, Mrs. ]. N. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Norris Wilson.
Mrs. Horace Woodlief and Horace,
Jr., were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. M. Greene.
Mrs. r. D. O'Brien, also Mrs. Floyd
visited Mrs. Willie Wilkerson Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Williams and
children al@o Mrs. w. w. Simmons
from Durham were visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. p P Williams Monday
night.
Rev j. T. Nielsen also Rev. E. j.
Greene. Jr., were Sunday afternoon
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Harper
Mrs. j M. Satterwhite spending this
week with Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Sat-
terwhite.
Mr.. and Mrs L. C. O'Brien and IA
nnily were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. F. Williams Sunday.
w. w. Simmons from Durham, is
spending several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Williams, will leave the
latter part of this week. to visit her
brother itelow Henderson, Mr.. and
MRS. L. c. Williams.
Mr.. ana MIS-. Morris Wilson visited
Mrs. r. D. OBrien Sunday night.
Rev. j. T. Nelson rendered beau
tiful sermon Sunday morning at Dex-
ter church, the subject Eye must be
Born Again"
Frances Barker spent the day with
Jamie Harper Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Norwood and children
also Miss Frazier from Oxford, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs Bagil
Hicks.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-21
1894

With the flattering Shirtwaist frOck
SO popular this season, one might
suspect the danger of monotony until
Marian Martin has shown you how
20 "do things" with it. A cool frock
indeed, is this Shirtmaker, designed
to put in a smart appearance at every
casual affair in or Out-Of-doors. Diff
ferent, too, you'll notice, for the but
tOn-dOWn-the-frOnt opening continues
into the skirt and terminates in a
wide room for action" pleat. The
collar, a bit lower than usual, is sure
to become both Miss and Matron.
Notice the sleeves. Two pleats' in
stead of one, and there's a handy
patch pocket on the skirt which you'll
find most convenient. This jaunty
frock is incest in bright shifting,
linen or shantung. Complete, Dia-
grammed Marian Martin sew chart
included.
Pattern 1894 may be ordered only in
sizes II, 16, Is, 20, 80, "a, SO, SO, 40 and
AZ. Size 16 requires 3-4 yards 36
inch fabric.
oena Fifteen CENTS in coins or
stamps (1olns preferred) for EACH
lARIAN MARTIN pattern. Be sure
write plainly your NAME, AD-
)RESS, the STYLE NUMBER and
lzE of each pattern.
Secd your order 20 Daily Dispatch
attern Departures 232 w. 18th st
Yurk N
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-21
Cokesbury News
By MRS. ERNEST Gull,

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hight gave a
shower at their home last Thursday
night, for Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Elem
ing who were unfortunate in having
thelr nome and practically everything
they had destroyed by fire very re-
GENTLY They received many nice gifts
together with some cash.
We are very sorry to report Miss
Gussie Stainback has been verv sick
for the last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Tuck and chill
dren, Frances and Billy of Richmond,
Va, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
NJ Harris Sunday.
B. w. Powell presented his wife and
family with a 1896 Chevrolet auto
mobile, before returning to his work
in Concord.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Poe and Miss
jamie Clayton were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Duke Tuesday
evening.
Miss Frances Hicks of Warrenton
was the weekend guests of her sister
Mrs. Boyd Edwards.
Mrs. M. G. Duke and Herbert Clark
from Alton were pleasant visitors i'm
our community last Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Frances Gill spent Wednesday
night with her classmate, Iris Belle
Frazier, and attended the Epson COM
mencement exercises.
Oscar Short and Mr.. Newman mar
rowly escaped death Saturday night
when they turned over their car on
curve just :!eyond the Vance coun-
ty line. The car was almost COMPLETE
ly demolished, but the occupants were
able to return to their homes after
receiving treatment at Maria Parham
hospital in Henderson,
Charlie Stegall was visitor in our
community Monday evening
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-21
Public Invited to
Clark St. Program

The public is cordially invited to at
tend the annual Spring Festival of
Clarke Street School, which will he
held tomorrow afternoon, weather
permitting, at $50 o'clock, in the out
door theatre at the rear of the school.
This year the pupils of the school will
present an operetta, "The Wedding of
the Flower" There will be no charge
for the entertainment.
Following is the cast of characters
for the production:
Jonquils, as Heralds-Jean Gambler
and Ann Stainback.
Lily of the Valley, the Bride-Mary
Jane Kellar.
Johnny-Jump, the Groom-Robert
Stubbs Hight
Jack-in-the-Pulpit, the Minister
Morton Miles.
Godmother Nature Catherine
Bum.
Father Time-Stewart Hedgepeth.
Dan Cupid-Jessie' Dale Hamlet
Water Lily, Maid of Honor-Car-
oline Finch.
Ring Bearer-Irvine Watkins.
Train Bearers = Billy Cummings
and Gordon Allen.
Father of the Bride-Harold Fer
rec.
Best Man-Bernice Long.
Flower Girls-Ruby Johnson and
Margaret McGhee.
Rainbow Fairy-Frances Pegram.
Bluebells- Dorothy Logo and Elsie
Rocker
Tulips, as Bridesmaids Sneed,
Betty Wilson, Marion Rowland,
Dorothy Harris, Marie Clarke, Peggy
Ann Carter, Jeddine Holloway, Gloria
Van Dyke.
Dandellon, as Groomsmen-Thoma
Powell, John Baity, Brooks Langston,
c. D. Hamm, Alex Watkins, James
Tolson, Harold Holderfield, Charles
Shaw
ollyhocks-Frances Roberts, Betsy
Langston, Virginia Grimes, Mildred
Edwards, Christine Waddill, Frances
Williams.
Hamm, Charles Rhodes, Jerry Faux
ner, Willis Blacknall, J. Lee Lassiter
Roses-Ernestine Smith, Clyde Lee
Thorne, Margaret Briggs, Alice Perry
Virginia F. Hoyle, Helen Virgins, Re-
becca Harvard, Martha Blake.
Violets-EIilda GriSsom, Agnes Bas-
kett, Ovida Ellis, Patsy McCallum,
April Hedgepeth, Peggy Newman,
Mat'el Butts, Hiida Mae Grissom.
SunflOwers-Malvin Whitmore, Billy
Slack, William Kearney, James Pat
terson, George Furquerson, Willard
Inscoe, Roy Moore, Joe Mayo, Billy
Hight
Daisies-Eugenia Reames, Irene
Hamm, Connie Lee Adams, Mabel
Neathery, Ann Elizabeth Haithcock,
Louise Martin, Ellen Winstead, Alma
Johnson. n
Forgetmenots - Elizabeth Abbott,
Susie Dunn, Jean Ellington, Martha
Percy, Lucille Adcox, Margie Paschall,
Eilda Gupton, Ruth Parks, Dorothy
Hayes, Mary Ann Langston.
Daffodils-Christine Sneed, Vashti
Newman, Ann Starkcy, Dorothy Hag-
wood, Carolyn Byrd, Mae Garland
FOLSOM.
Chorus-Composed of two hundred
children.
Marshals-J. c. Gardner, j. NJ
Baity, Vance Hedgepeth, Robert Lee
Clopton, Ollie Hinton, Herbert Cup
ton, Sydney Branch, James Parrish,
David Langley.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-21
MARRIAGES, PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
OUT OF THE MOON.

Merely the moonlight
picrring the boughs of my may-tree,
railing upon my ferns;
Only tic right
T my ferns with silver bloom
~ soa-flowers here in the sleeping
city
And suddenly the imagination burns
with knowledge of many a dark sig
nificant doom
Out of antiquity,
crno 10 hushed walls by troubadours
VINO knew the ways of the heart be
cause they had seen
The moon light washing the gardens
deeper green
10 silver flowers
Ealing with tidings out of the moon
as now
II falls on the ferns under my may
tree 5Ough.
-.Iohn Drinkwater, in Poems: 1908
1919
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-21


With President Roosevelt
The agreement was signed in the
early morning hours today George
N. Harrison, chairman of the commit
tee of railway labor executives, told
reporters the call on Mr.. Roosevelt
was merely to report what had been
done.
Asked what the Presidents reaction
was, Harrison said:
''F1e asked us to do this, and we
simply reported it had been DONE"
Harrison referred to O. plea from
Mr.. Roosevelt in March that rail labor
and management get together on
voluntary protection agreement.
The agreement provides a scale of
dismissal wages ranging up to one
years salary for employees who have
been in service Is years or longer. At
their option, workers also would be
entitled to accept partial salary pay
ments over period of months.
For employees who had worked Is
years, this latter scale would provide