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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-05-22
TO LEND COTS TO
VETS OF 81

Washington.-The Senate pass
ed and sent to the White House a
bill authorizing the Wal Depart
ment to lend blankets and cots to
the reunion committee of the Unit
ed Confederate Veterans for the en-
campment at Shreveport, La, in
June.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-05-22
OPPOSE SURCHARGES

Raleigh.-The utilities commls-
sion filed a brief Tuesday with the
Interstate Commerce commission
opposing the continuation of en-
Urgency surcharges on railroad
freight rates.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-05-22

The corn crop of Swain coun-
ty is almost planted with a larger
acreage than usual being seeded.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
SOCIALES

mente, ell dia 2 de Mayo celebra-
ra la Secci6n de Recreo del Cen
tro Aduriano el bale social &c
las flores. Coincide esta fecha
con ell Cincuenta AniverSario
de la fundaci6n del Centre. Mo-
two suficiente para que Ell pala-
clio de la avenida Nebraska Sc
yea muy concurrido.
Los diarios de la capital GU
bana con gran interes Sc ocu-
pan de esa fecha, dedicando ex-
presiyas lineas. Anuncian tam.
bi6n la celebration en- ell Centre
de Tampa.
Para los bailables la.inos ha
sido contratada la popular Cr-
Tuesta LA Tropical.
Fiesta qre sera I'm ~aconteci-
mien o, social. Dfa de gala en- la
respectable sociedad, que cuenta
con la simpatia y afecto de to-
dos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
EMPEZO Ell JUICIO CON.
IRA 9

Habana, abril 22.-Comenz6
en- ell Tribunal de Urgencia la
vista de la causa contra 9 estu-
diantes, acusados de hacer pro-
pal2anda suoversiva en- contra
de la reapertura de la Univer-
sidad.
Dos de los acusados declara-
ron aver y uno de ellos, Amman
do Gutierrez, dijo que era estu-
dante de medicine y que no
habia tornado parte en- la pro-
paganda legal a que Sc refiere
81 mini5.erio pGblico.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
R DEL

Ell juez Cornelius, de esta
corte, puso aver a disposition
de la Corte Criminal, a Bill
Johnson, individuo acusado de
robar un autom6vil propiedad
de la compania Holtsinger Mo-
tor. Debera prestar fianza de
$1,000.
Willie Jackson, negro, sera
juEgado en- la C9rte de 10 Cri-
minal por entrar violentamen-
tie en- la casa n1mero 3503 de
la Gale Hattie, en- esta ciudad.
Fue absuelto Oscar V.llar, acu
sado de possession de n1meros
de bolita.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22

Ell plan Townsend, dice un e.
conomista ,es impossible. ST la
mayoria gobierna en- un pals Ii
bre-decimos nosotros-la pala
bra impossible puede borrarse.
ST Sc estima exagerada la
cantidad de 5000, estamos segu-
ros de que los viejitos Sc confor
marian con $3.50 0 $3.50.
Pero esas pensiones de Is,
20 o 80 pesos al mes, son ridfcu-
las.
IPuede un anciano conner,
vestir y diver irse c6modamen-
tie, cen 20 o 30 d6lares para to.
do un mes.
Los v%iejitos estan dispuestos
a entrar en- una pequena reba'
ia; pero no aceptaran las pen.
stones ode hambre" que actual.
mente sc les ofrecen.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
CoRTE DE PoLICIA

Ante Ell juez Watkins, la po-
licia demostr6 aver como Sc
entorpecen las maquinas de ju
gar para que no puedan pagan
nunca ell Jackpot. Dos ma
quinas preparadas para enga-
mar Sc ocuparon en- ell cafe Pa
mama, de la Gale de Tampa,
propiedad de M. Lopez, y en- ell
hotel Charleston, donde Sc de-
.tuvo a la Sra. S. P. Richard :
son.
Dirigi6 la demonstration Ell
detective Morris, ayudado POI
Robert Mallory.
Lopez Sc halla en- libertad
bajo fianza de $50 y la Sra. R.
chardson de $25.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
RECESO LA CAMARA POR
AZ HORAS

Habana, Abril 22.-Como no
ha sido possible llegar a un a
cuerdo scbre la persona de la
coalici6n que ha de presidir la
camara de representatives, la
mayoria, en- votaci6n celebrada
aver, acord6 un receso de AZ no
ras.
Sabese que ell DR.. Mariana Go
mez apoya al DR.. Carlos Mar
quez Sterling, pero los naciona-
listas Sc oponen.
Sc da per se?rro que la coali
ci6n quedara rota hoy, pasando
a ser un factor principalisimo
la minaria menocalista.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
ALFREDO HORNEDO DICE
QUE NO TIENE RBLACION
CON LA BOLITA

Habana, abril 22.-Alfredo
Horne6o, Ell Millionaire director
del diario "El Pais", hizo cons
tar aver, por medic de las c.
lumnas de su 6rgano de publici
dad ,qre no tiene relaci6n con
Ell plan de Iberia llamado Boil
ia, que patrocina ell Banco de
Cuba una Sociedad An6nima.
Hornedo desea desvirtuar ell
rumor, echado a rcdar por enc
migos suyos, de que forma par
to de csc banco, fundado para
la bolita y los vicios del
pueblo cubano.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
Ell DE CO.
dorado QUIERE EXPUL-
SAR Ell "TRABAJO BARA-
TO"

Trinidad, Colorado, abril %,
-Por orden del gobernador E.
C. Johnson un aeroplano de la
guardia nacionaA vol6 aver so
.bre la frontera este del estado,
en- la campana para alejar de
colorado Eel trabajo barato".
Habia circulado ell rumor de
que trabajadores de d5ros eSta-
dos Sc proponian cruzar la from
terra en- horas de la noche.
mo rermitiremos que entren
EN- ell estado, dijo ell gobernador,
nj extranjer9s nj ihdigentes''.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
SALDRAN Hoy DOS CANO.
NEROS MEJICANOS

Ferrol, Abril 22.-Con rum
DO a la Habana, de donde Sc =
guiran viaje a Veracruz, salie-
ron hoy de aqui los canoneros
mejicanos, de construction es-
pamela, Queretano y Guiana
juato.
FL comandate del Guanajua-
ito lie mand6 aver un mensaje
al alcalde, agradeciendo todas
las atenciones que ell pueblo
del Ferrol ha tenido con los
marines mejicanos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
La function de hoy

La function de hoy
Esta noche Sc iniciara ell Sc
gundo ground" del Proyed.o
TeatraI Federal, en- ell teatro del
Centre Asturiano.
Por ell cuadro espanol seran
presentadas las aonocidas cbraS
ia Viejecita' v "El Mdodo
Soviet.
Ell director, Sr. Manuel Apa-
ricio, despu&s de dirigir dias
tras dias a los artistas, confia
en- que LA de conseguir I'm triun
70. Hemos visto les ensayos. La
labor de Aparicio Y ell empeno
de los artistas triunfaran esa
moche.
Ell vestuario ha sido confec-
cionado por ell sastre de la COM
pahia, ell j6ven Pedro Baez. Un
decorado precioso tambien ha
sido preparadO ror ell escen6-
grafo Sergio de Meza.
Todo convenientemente pre-
parade para levantar ell tel6n
esta noche. FL pGblico disfruta-
"a de agradables lhOras.
La entrada cOstara Is cts. lu-
meta. Ell dia "a Sc estrenaran
dos obras del genera bufo Cues
ia Abajo" y ''Donde las dan las
Toman'.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
Sentido f~aUecimientO

SentidO fauecimientO
En- la ciudad de New York
dej6 de existir ell apreciable ca
ballero Sr. Francisco Rodriguez
conocido aquf carinosamente
por "El Mejicano".
De todos es bien conocido ell
querido Pandho, que dedic6 par
tie de su vida a laborar como lee
tor de tabaquerfa. Padre Carl
hoso ,esposo complaciente y a
migo sincere Y afectuoso.
Todos los que lie profesaba-
mos sincera amistad y afecto,
sentimos su fallecimiento.
Cre6 una familia honorable
y supo conquistar muchas amis-
tades. Su trato era afable. Pa
ra todos tenfa expresiones ca.
rifosas.
BESIDE hacia meses viva cor
su hiio Mateo, en- New York.
HacemOs llegar a su descon.
solada esposa, sus hijos Mated
Wifredo y Manolo, nuestro sen
lido testimonio de p6same.
Dios acoja su alma, plena d.
bondad.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Hicieron aver su entrada los
vapores Wasgenwald, aleman;
Zonnewick, hclandes, y los a.
mericanos Orl,ani, Dolphin y
Washington. A descargar pla-
tanos lleg6 la motonave nicara-
giiense Sauna.
Zarparon los vapores ameri-
canos Alamo, Dolphin, Oritani.
Pawnee; ell ingles Arminda y e
norueg9 Brit. FL remolcador On
tario sali6 con las barcas petrO-
leras Waukeska y S. D. Wari-
ner.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
DOS E
REVOLUCIONARIOS

Habana, abril 22.-AbsoNi6
aver ell tribunal de Urgencia a
los j6venes revolucionarios A
dolfO Herrera Y jose Felipe, a
los cue la policia acrlsaba de ha-
Der hecho exigencias de dinero,
con amenazas de muerte, al ciu-
dadano Carlos RipOll.
Embellishments fueron pues-
tbs en- libertad.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22

Regla Martinez de Lopez, espo-
sa queridisima del Sir. Rafael
Lopez, Inspector de enfermos
del Ciroulo Cubano.
Varios meses dur6 la enfer-
nedad de la Sra. Lopez. La Glen
ella m6di2a hizo TODD 10 que pr-
do pero ell destino Sc cumpli6.
Re1iban Isu esposo Y demas
familiares nuestra condolencia.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
UNA NINA DE DOS IBRAS

Habana, abril 22.-Una nj
ma de dos libras de peso lie naci6
en- ell reparto los Mameyes, uno
de los suburbios, a la Sra. Es-
peranza Hernandez.
Ell peso de la nina es hoy de
cuatro libras. LIE dieron asisten-
Ella medica en- la casa de sOco-
rros de Mantilla.
Los m6dicos Green que Sc sal
yara.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
LOYAL KNIGHTS OF
AMERICA

Por este medic cito a todos
los hermanos de esta Logia pa
ra la tenida general trimestral
que habra de celebrarse ell pro
ximo Microbes % del corriente,
a las 8 p. M, en- nuestro local so
ciaI. Debido a la importancia de
esta tenida, Sc espera la asisten-
cia de todos.
Fraternalmente,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
Ell
LOPEZ RODRIGUEZ

HabSna, abril 22.-Hace Gin
co meses, la policia, sin pruebas
detuNo al ciudadano Francisco
Lopez Rodriguez, atribuyendo-
lie complicidad en- la colocaci6n
de una bomba frente al estable-
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
En- Ell CircMo

Hara su debut ell domingo, ell
dgstto "PowerIR i,uenita". Esa
noche Sc llevara al palacio esce-
nico una obra del g6nero bulfo,
per los siguientes artistas: Ma
nuel Navarro, que ihara ell galau
Manoio Garcia, gallego; Maria
Mendez, caracterfstica; Alfonso
Power negro de la compania) /;
Maria Lozano de Power Cirque
M a primera actriz, y otros.
Sc representara la obra ia
~Cartomantica".
Ha5ra orquesta y un acto de
variedades como fin de fiesta.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
LOS ~ANTEPROYECTOS
DE P-RESUPUESTOS

Habana, Abril 22.-Creese
cue ell Consejo de Secretaries re
cibira hoy todos los antepro :
yectos, base de los presupues-
tos para ell venidero ano fiscal.
81 esos anteproyectos llegan,
Sc sabra ap~roximadamente Ell
montante de los gastos en- Ell
ano que Sc aproxima.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
CADENA PERPETUA PARA
UN F~ALSIFICADOR

Habana, abril 22.-Para Fran
cisco Figarola Abrer, un falsi-
ficador de billetes de banco, ell
fiscal pide penn de cadena per-
petua.
Figarola falsific6 billetes Gu
banos de garantia plata y fue
de- enido cuando trataba de pa
sarlos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22

Ccnten os >deben sentirse e.
SOS salvajes "crisberos", no cris
tianos que en- MEXICO quemarOn
vivo a un maestro y a otro lie
c%ortaron las orejas.
iCrfmenes prObablemente i'm
pulsados por los elementos que
t~rataban de llevar a MEXICO la
Intervention americana pero
fracasaron en- sus viles PROPOSE
hos!
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
NOMBRADO DIRECTOR Ell
CAPTAIN GUERRA

Habana, abril 22.-Fue nom
brado aver director del Institu-
to Benefico Civico-Militar, ell
captain Aquilino Guerra, de la
ayudantia general del ejercito.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
Bale social

Bale social
Ell pr6ximo sabado la Logic
Loyal Knights celebrara un bal
lie social en- honor a la Secci6n
de Damas. Merecido premio a
las laboriosas muchachas.
Dara comienzo a las 9 y ter
minara a las tres de la madru-
gada. Tocara la orquesta LOS
BID emios".
Aprecio la invitaci6n que me
envian.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
cimiento de Harris Bros.

Aver, ell tribunal de Urgen-
ella decret6 la libertad del ciu-
dadano ~asegurando que Sc le
detuvO sin pruebas suficientes
en- su contra. Pero Lopez Rodrf
guez, inocemte, pas6 cinco me-
ses en- la carcel.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
InGugWrGci6p

Inauguration
Ell domingo sera inaugurado
ell puerto aereo peter o.
Knight, de Davis Island.
Ash nos 10 informa un j6ven
estudiante de aviaci6n.
Para csc dia habran vuelos
sobre La ciudad, en- beneficio de
p6blico.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
CNmpleGdOs

Celebra hoy SUI cumpleanos la
apreciable sonora Mrs. Mary e
Gore, esposa de Mr.. B. E. Gore,
propietario del teatro Broad
way, de la S6ptima avenida.
Numerosas personals de su
amistad iran a su hogan de Ia
avenida Warren nGmero 727,
para felicitarla.
Reciba nuestra congratula-
ci6n sincera.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
I'm ~bGnQuete

I'm bGRQaete
La National Aeronautic As
ISOLATION ofrecera un banquet5
esta noche, en- ell "roof garden
del Hotel Hillsboro.
Concurriran Ell Alcalde y O.
tras personalidades.
Fiesta de los pilotos de avia-
ci6n tan valientes como simpa-
ticos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-22
CHUNGAS
(Yiene de Ia 1d.)

(Viene de la 1G.)
la decencia electoral saldra nue.
vamente FOR la dlimenea.
No basta con la buena fe,
hay cue ccnocer a los picaros y
clasificarlos!
La gaceta., 1936-04-22

OtrO f~Gllecimiento.
En- la ciudad de Key West de-
j6 de existir la estimada Sra
La gaceta., 1936-04-22

Bale D GniVersGriO
Como anmciamoS anterior
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
PLAZA THEATRE NOTES

Three outstanding motion picture
successes are scheduled for Plaza
patrons during the coming week
commencing today and tomorrow,
Friday and Saturday. January 81
and February 1, with Claudette Col
bert and cO-starring Fred MacMur-
ray and Robert Young. It's a fast
and furious comedy with the laughs
tumbling all over each other, in
Bride Comes Home"
Can you imagine Jack OalSie anu
Joe Penner running a girls school?
Well that's what they do in Para
mounts latest college musical com
edy. COLLEGIATE" You are in for a
real evenings entertainment when
you hear Joe PenneT start punning;
Jack Oakie clowning; Francis
Langford singing and hundred
campus cuties strutting to the eight
new song hits. Collegiate" comes to
the New Plaza screen Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, February
8, and 5.
Another smashing musical COM
edy is scheduled on Thursday and
Friday, February and Z, when
king Of Burlesque." starring War
ner Baxter, Alice Faye. Jack Oakie,
Airline Judge. Fats Waller and Dixie
Dunbar-stars by the dozen-sOngs
TOu want to hear. Ahlaze with color
md spectacle vibrant with heart
warming drama resplendent with
,irls and beauty.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bennett gave
a surprise party on Friday evening,
January "a in honor of their daugh-
ter Luella's 21st birthday.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
VinOl Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Mcdaniel. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
B. Stevenson. Jr.. Doris ATgO. Es-
ther ArgO, Virginia Phillips. Mar
garet Higman, octayia Leverage.
Roberta and ROsella Collins. lillian
Ingram, Gretchen Calhoun. Eleanor
Stayton. Stella Warner, Carrie BEN
nett. Blanche Short. Marie Dodd.
Louise Killen. Margaret Sapp, Mars
ton Eisenbrey, Luther Stevens, John
Clayton Hitch. Lewis Sapp,
SBencer Willis. Thomas Curry, Mer-
rill Ivens and Hammond Bennett.
Luella received many beautiful
and useful gifts. After playing
games and serving delicious re-
of ice cream and cake.
he guests departed wishing Luella |
many more happy birthdays.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
TO LIMIT TRAFFIC OVER
BRIDGE AT ST. GEORGES
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LNt'F't"te yfOnf AHst Aokt
1t will also be necessary to en-
tirely stop traffic for short periods
ranging into as much as a half
hour and therefore Mr.. Mack urges
those who have important business
up or down the state, using Route
13 which is The principal route used
in the State. to allow more time for
their trips or instead take the al
ternate route through Middletown TO
which turns can be taken on the
Kirkwood road from st. Georges or
on the Middletown road from Odes-
sa. The government expects TO
complete this work with all dis
patch and as far as possible will
give advance warning of the total
closing of the bridge for the short
periods but there probably will be
times when the traveller will not
know Of the delay until the bridge
Is reached. F1agmen will be sta
Toned at each end Of the bridge to {
hid motorists.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31

The assembly program on We'd
nesday of this week was as follows:
Hymn, Onward Christian Sol
diers."
Bible reading by Olivia Kirby.
Lords prayer.
Minute talk, Catherine Williams.
Patriotic song, The Star Spang-
led Banner"
Flag salute led by Windsor En-
ory.
Song, Darling Nellie Gray"
DramatizatiOa, which Won, ="
manager, Bob Murphy; secretary,
Helen Farley; file clerk, Helen
Hall ;Office boy, Billy Wells; first
applicant. Marjorie Mulholland;
second applicant, Marian Kramlich;
third applicant, Ann Murphy. Pre-
sented by the junior business train
ing classes under the direction Of
Miss Eisenbrey.
Song. Moonlight and Roses"
Song, Polly Wolly Doodle"
During the assembly program,
Maybelle Draper and Jean Clendan-
iel accompanied the songs on the
pianos. Four part singing was en-
jOyed particularly by the children
in Polly Wolly Doodle"
Mosquito Control Exhibit In The
Milford Schools Next Week
The exhibit Of the Mosquito Con-
troll Unit will he placed on Monday
in the Milford COlOred School where
it will remain over night, in order
that the public may have an oppOr-
tunity to see and understand it.
On Tuesday morning the exhibit
will be moved to the Elementary
School at the corner of Second and
North streets where it will remain
two days and be explained to all the
there by Mr.. Stelle and his
who will remain with it.
On Thursday morning the exhibit
will be placed in the auditorium of
he Milford High School where it
will remain through Friday. This
will give an opportunity for the pub
ic to visit the school which will be
pen on Thursday evening from to
o'clock for this purpose.
This exhibit is sent to Milford {
through the courtesy of w. S. Cork
an. who is in general charge of the
TOrk, and by request Of the Milford
oard of Education.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
SHOWER FOR BRIDE

A miscellaneous shower was Civ
en- on Saturday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Favinger on
Eugenia avenue. in honor Of their
daughter Mary, who was recently
married to Linwood Andrews. of
Chester. Pa.
About fifty friends and relatives
were present and many lovely and
useful gifts were received.
The evening was happily spent in
playing games, performing tricks,
einkin<. duets, ETC.. while Walter
entertained with selections
on his guitar.
Ice cream and cake was served in
abundance, and at late hour the
guests departed with best wishes to
he bride and groom for a success 4
'ul married life.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
Local And State NeuOs

Come to Millwood to get a chick
EN- salad and oyster supper on
Thursday night, February G.
Make the Hospital Card Party the
big success it deserves. The COM
mittees are working hard. Give them
your support.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Avenue NJ L. Church will meet in
the chapel next Wednesday, Febru-
airy 5, at 3O'clock.
The BIillwood Home Demonstra-
tion Club will meet at the hall on
February 5, at o'clock A good at
tendance is desired.
Have you seen Barros and Simon
window? There on display are many
wonderful prizes for the big card
party for the hospital.
The Ladies Aid of Millwood will
hold chicken salad and oyster
supper on Thursday night, February
in the Community Hail. Start ser
wing at o'clock.
Do you have any chances on the
afghan shown in BarrOs and Simon
window? They are 25c for one or
5 for S1.00 and all the money goes
10 the Auxiliary of the hospital
Mostly for linens.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY

At 2 o'clock, Friday, January IL
friends and relatives rang the door
bell of the home Of Mrs. Reedy Rog-
ers on East street. to give her a
surprise birthday party. Mrs. Rog-
ers, delighted beyond words, invited
everyone inside.
A charming and enjoyable after
noon was spent by all. She received
many nice gifts. The guests were
Mrs. John Whaley. Mrs. Ernest Rog-
eIs. Mrs. Roma Mariner. Mrs. Ar
thur Martin. Mrs Harry Kaiser and
daughter, Betty Lou. Mrs. William
Kershaw. Mrs. Albert Miller. Mrs.
Lionel ingram. Mrs. Willis Miller,
Mrs. Edward Rogers. Mrs. Joseph
Rogers. Mrs. Willis Carey and Mrs.
Calvert Morgan.
At 4ro'clock, fruit salad and cakes
we're served. Later the guests de-
parted wishing Mrs. Rogers many
happy returns Of the day
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31

The w. c. y. u. will meet with
Mrs. Eliza Bennett. II Marshall
street, Monday evening, February 3,
at 1880 o'clock.
Come and bring your friends and
enjoy an evening of fund at bing0,
on Monday evening, February s, al
the Red Mems Hall.
Don't forget the card and bingo.
party at the Nurses Home, Friday.
January 81, at 8 p. m. Come out and
help good cause along.
Don't forget to come to the bingo
party at the Red Mems Hall on Nom
day night, February 3, under the
auspices Of the PocOhontas. Prizes
and light refreshments. Admission
is is cents.
The Alumni Association Of the
Milford Emergency Hospital will
have card and bingo party at the
Nurses Home, Friday evening, Jam
uary 81, at o'clock Refreshments
will be served. Admission soc.
The Cedar Grove P. T A., District
No. III, will hold meeting at the
school house on Friday night. jan
lary 81. All members of the p. r.. A.
and friends Of the school are invited
10 be present and make this a sue
eessful meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
SHAWNEE HOME CLUB

The Shawnee Home DemOnstra-
tion Club members will meet at the
home Of Mrs. S. Willis Hammond,
219 South Walnut street, for a Val
entine covered dish luncheon on
February IL at twelve thirty.
Mrs. Orlando Houston and Mrs.
Millard Belts viii give the second
FIRST aid demonstration lecture at
two o'clock.
A program Of fun is planned by
project leaders. Mrs. S. w. HAM
mOnd and Mrs. Clarence Calhoun.
who attended the recreation frain-
ing school, Miss Ella Gardner. rec
specialist Of the United
States Department Of Agriculture.
conducted this training school IN
the New Century Club at George
Iown for Sussex county demonstra-
ion club project leaders.
Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
FARMERS URGED TO
MAKE OUT INVENTORY

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erty and debts Of the farm business
at given time, or more simply
stated, it is q list Of what you own
and what you owe. It will show you
how much you are worth; whether
4 you gained or lost during the year
and how much, It helps in planning
your years business, It furnishes a
basis for adjustment of fire losses
and very useful in settling estates.
For the time and effort used, an
annual farm inventory gives a. far
mer more information about his
business than any other record.
More Inventories will lead to more
farm records, better business prac-
tices and better balanced farm.
Another important advantage of
taking an inventory is that It will
give a basis for preparing a credit
statement to use in getting bank or
any other kind of credit. A credit
statement is simply a summary of
the Inventory with such other in /
formation as insurance on build |
ings, assessed value of property and /
life insurance. A banker usually
knows what you are, but not al
ways what you own. There is no
type Of farming that does not use
credit of some form. At times it is
rather hard to obtain this credit but
a credit statement will make the
Of credit easier. The
person or concern to whom you ap-
ply for credit Will be more willing
% extend credit If they have your
credit statement than they will if
hey and you will have to guess at
TOur assets. Is it any wonder that
n many cases farm credit is hard .=
o obtain, when you consider how
ew farmers have any definite rec
rds of their assets.
Il is a distinct mark of a pro-
ressive farmer, if when he applies
or credit, lie is able to produce an
inventory and credit statement
'ithOut the usual procedure of go
lg through somewhat of a guessing
Ontest. z
Why not decide right now to start Z
n inventory and credit statement. \
Ou could do nothing better. The s
me for granting emergency crop h
,ans will soon be here and it is o
cry important for each applicant to Il
now just what he owns and owes G.
filling the applications for these ii
ans. In filling these applications "
past years. it was surprising to 81
arm the number of applicants who Iii
d not know the approximate s.
orth of their farm, the number al
ID value Of their livestock. the Y
Mount of farm machinery, notes, Ie
c., due them and notes. etc, they
red. the number of acres of the
rious crops, etc.
Your County Agricultural Agent -
r. Snyder, Of Georgetown, will be p
i'd to give you the necessary Ta Ts
lnks to take an inventory. or a ~
I'm credit statement and will help al
Il in starting the records. Why u u
t get in touch with him at once? ia ia
ready a few of our Sussex cOun- ~
farmers are loing this and they ~
d that an inventory and credit p.
ltement are very valuable pieces oI
naDhr. W