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AVAILABLE MAY DESIRABLE SPACE
for oftce Details phone National 14O1.
PRIVATE OFFICE OR DESK SPACE IN
best centrally located Office building Ma
tional 4Sl3.
1@23 CONN AVE. 4th FLOOR, 90x30;
good light. all open space. suitable for
architect: elevator Apply CONN. REALTY
CO. 5th floor 12o1 Conn ave
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$3.50 TO S95O-TERMS

Large wooded lots. at least soft. front;
excellent nelghborhood. Bethesda district
WAGGAMAN-B Met 3S6O
ATTENTION, BUILDER.
Have few choice lots for small houses
in nearby Maryland; trees and river view;
will take trust behind bldg. loan and help
finance responsible builder. Address Box
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CAPE ANNE.
ON CHESAPEAKE RAY

ONLY - MILES FROM WASHINGTON
New, restricted development: beautiful
beach-front lots can be had at unheard-of
prices; safe harbor for boats; superb salt
water bathing and fishing: the bay here is
with large oak trees; 200 feet from water.
price. S95; terms. We will build you q
beautiful cottage of 3 rooms kitchen com
plete bath room with shower open fireplace
with HeatolatOr that cIrculates heat. large
porch SX2@ feet all for S9H5 Small down
payment and $50 month LOUIS ?. SHOE
MAKER. 1919 K st NV. National llG7
from am. to 10 pm
Road direction to Cape Anne: Pa ave
Marlboro to Wells Corner turn right to
Drury, then right on concrete road 90 TWO
miles to Bristol. then left TO Cape Anne
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ONE OF
WARDMAN'S FINEST.

453O HARRISON ST. NV.
An attractive home of rooms. . bed
rooms. . baths completely finished room
in basement. with fireplace and adjoining
tub and shower bath; bed rooms are un-
usually large and well arranged; many
modern features make this home an out
standing buy at S9.250: will accept your
home or your equity in trade
OPEN AND LIGHTED EVENINGS.
HARRY WARDMAN INC.
1872 K ST. NV Dist 1890
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SILVER SPRING,

"a Bank Ofering)
Overlooking park and senior high school:
lots 1O-foot frontage, many wooded, $3.50
upward: macadam streets, sewer, water,
etc. High elevation; design your own home.
We Will finance responsible individuals.
Shep. 2l3O for appointment. Office at Flower
ave. and Schuyler rd. Open daily 3 to
COLORED LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
FARM ONT HEIGHTS. S75 up; easy
terms: help build District 917O
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$3.50.

WOODRlDGE GARDENS.
1925 Randolph st. ne; detached brick;
z rms, > baths tbed room and bath on
gas heat. lot 44xl29 with 2-car de-
tached garage. Owner must sell. Open
daily.
LOUIS H. HALL, RealtOr.
1904 Gath ST. NE. POTOMAC 6O21.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE NV.
Georgetown style, furnished in antiques
3 bed rooms. . baths garden. garage.
SANDOZ, INC.
No. . Dupont Circle. Decatur 40l0.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

SECOND-TRUST LOANS PROCURED:
loans negotlated IN TWO DAYS; no red tape,
no delay; small monthly payments Cau'
w. T. COTHERN 9l3 New York ave n "
Phone National 14l6 80.
MONEY TO PAY YOUR DEBTS
LOANS ON YOUR PERSONAL SIGNATURE
Loans for taxes, loans for personal bills
loans for home improvements Prompt and
courteous service on first and second trust
real estate loans See S. s. FREEDMAN
1906 R. l. NV. Phone North O7O5 q
FIRST-TRUST MONEY TO LOAN ON %. c,
real estate 5ca interest quick service
P J WALSHE. INC,
1107 Eve ST. NV National GAGS
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate. Prompt service
JESSE E. HEISKELL. Ills Eye st. NV
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LOTS WANTED,

LOTS FOR IMMEDIATE BUILDING OF
row houses. small apis. and detached
homes IN the District. See J. j. OMARR
l5l5 st. NV. Dist. 31O0. Evenings.
Natl. $3.50.
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mer cottage on SAT- water WUhN COW-
nutlng distance of D c.. not in public
rnsnrt AdGress Boy s4-S Etar nftice
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WOODRTDGF n q
A HOME
AND INVESTMENT!

5000 9TH ST NV
A modern, well-appointed home Of
rooms, , baths. recreation room and built
in garage: suitable for two families live
in half and let the other half help make
your payments easier; most conveniently
located, near schools. churches. stores and
transportation. An outstanding value at
$3.50 WIN, accept your home or your
equity in trade
OPEN AND LIGHTED EVENINGS.
HARRY WARDMAN INC.
1870 K ST NV Mist oS0O
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remodeled building; very moderate rent;
excellent Janltor service and convenient
location. Apply to Janltor on premises.
$40 0O TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN BATH
So 10th st. n.w.-Redecorated
throughout: large rooms: wood
burning ing fireplace, janitor sery7 sery,;
MR.. DAVIS Metropolitan $3.50.
EXCELLENT VALUES.
Near ls{h lsd e1do and coIpmbla Si} Rd; NV.
roSn Ut5 Drnp bod hall LYING
and bath poWSrowSsmFsI S55S!%ft5S suFFsp5 r 90 free
tree Apt No, 2, living room. bed room.
4s55 SEAF AFRHNSAg H22SEXEIT AvE H1SH5 Sw.
room with Murphy bed bed room. .'' dinette, s
ECONOMY APTWs4@ 50.
4S29 4th St. NV. Apt. A.
and bath: heat and hot water furnished.
Ss5 DELaFIELD P5: NV APT, 3
and hot water faTn+shsd Avs!labis May i.
Apt Rec. hall. living room bed
room: dinette, kitchen and bath: heat and
go AILisoN 81. IN NWMs55 = 90.
Apt. No: III Unusually large, living
cleo. refrigerattion: heat and hot water
1868 LAMoNT ST NV.
- So 20 fSo-Apt Apt; No. 27-Rec hall. living
neat cARF2 1As F2' Wai5F bst aos6
661 MORRIS PL. NE.
rooms and bath-Sqmmer- $500
sO2 MASS. AVE. NE. ''
rooms and bath wac. 5-D---S5o.00
345 18th ST. Sc.
> rooms and 90
3 rooms and bath--------4 1880
719 9th ST. Sc.
233 KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.
116 18th ST. NE.
618 A ST. Sc.
8 rooms and so
11O 4th ST. Sc.
rooms. semi-bath-
FURNISHED.
813 E. CAPITOL ST.
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pa Ave. Sc. Line. oOs4
INFORMATION CONCERN
ing our list of available units,
which comprise a variety as
to size, price and location,
will be furnished if you will
call, write or phone
B. F. SAUL CO.,
REAL ESTATE.
PCS 18th St NV. Phone National 21o0.
NEW APARTMENTS, MOD
ern, conveniently located; 2
rooms, kitchen, dinette and
bath. 316 R. l. ave. ne. Open
evenings.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ALL CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR
frame. white or colored. regardless of
condition.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1405 Eye St. Natl. 1853.
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TOWN HOUSE

81 5 O0--BARGAIN-Nea Conn. ave. be-
tween Mass: ave; and X l. ave.IEne-
facade foyer hall entrance; o rooms 3
baths. buffers pantry. Vacant. Inspec-
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500 EVENING
PHONE. CALL MR.. RABY, CLEVE-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WITH OPTION TO BUY PLACE SUIT
able for tea room tourist. antiques Ad-
dress Box 40-T Star office 3O'
COUPLE WANT SMALL MODERN HOUSE
or unfurnished apt. with private kitchen
and bath; moderate rental; must be in or
near Kensington, Md. Address Box 160T,
Star Office.
ARLINGTON VA. 4631 oath ST. NORTH
New 5-room all-brick bungalow and ga
rage. oil heat, foored attic. Rent. furn. or
unfurn., SS5. or sale. s. $50. Owner leav-
ing, city May 80. Immediate possession.
Walnut 13g9-W %
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STORES FOR SALE.
OFFICES FOR RENT

CORNER STORE, 6O1 2nd ST NE SUIT
able for any business apt. and basement
VIII rent Columbia !Ggi
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

CHOICE MIDDLE WEST CORN-BELT
farm. ,31o acres, on State highway. near
keokuk. Iowa. Price, S3l 500; loan,
10000; exchange for D c. property
Write MR.. GERTH. l4l5 18th pl. Sc 3O'
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EAST CAPITOL ST.
ST 000

Attractive Colonial brick home contain
ine large rooms inclosed sleeping porch
natural wood trim. larRe lot garage, hot
water heat, electric lights; excellent con-
and Holy Comforter Church Call BEIT-
ZEI1,
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. MILLS BLDG
National 1870. Low. rates N. Y Atlanta
Boston. Fla. Chi Clev Local moving
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CHOICE WATERFRONT LOTS NEAR
Washington on South River reasonable.
Write w. B BILLINGS, RIva, Md. for
full information. A.
THREE-RO BUNGALOW ON SALT
water. > miles from Washington: bathing
boating fishing. club house stores. house
deliveries OF groceries and ice; free school
bus. Total price OF bungalow. including
two lots, S299 easy terms. Address BOX
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81. 5OO--NEAR 14th AND SPRING RID.
,w,-Modern Colonial brick home de-
Siraby situated near car line, stores
and theaters. Only few blocks from
Roosevelt High and Macfarland Junior
High Schools. Six splendid rooms. tile
bath extra laVatory off master bed
room), hotwater heat, hardwood floors,
oak trim. Death in family forces
owner to sell at this low price
ST bOO-SEMI-DETACHED HOME IN BUR-
LEITH near Western High School-Six
rooms and bath. large dining room
type. double rear porches. one-car ga
rage. hot-water heat. maid's S room Con-
venent to downtown. Only 81 900 cash.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
1903 " ST N w National o315
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THE ROYAL,
1864 GIRARD NV.
Corner 14th ST.

Very attractive and desirable one and
two room apartments in new. thoroughly
remodeed building; very moderate rent;
excellent janitor service and convenient
location. Apply to Janitor on premises.
S40 M TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH.
Sl2 10th st. n.W-Redecorated
throughout: large rooms: wood
burning fireplace. janitor serv-
Ice. heat and hot water Call
MIR DAVIS Met rnnnlitan hRRn
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MASS. HEIGHTS.
$4,000.

S13,UOO.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
Detached brick; 8 rooms l bed room
on first floor automatic heat. 2-car ga
rage. fine lot. Call District $3.50 for
appointment to inspect
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BUSINESS ZONE
2O-FOOT FRONTAGE.
) NEW BRICK ROW HOUSES,
1907 LOCATION

Desirable NV location. safe and sounc
investment. showing excellent returns
About $4,000 cash required For details
phone MIR. MILLER. GeOrgia 193S.
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STORES FOR RENT.

NEW STORE IN FAST GROWING COM
munity 2O15 Bunker Hill I'd ne Apply
A FIORE, 5j11 18th st. NV. Georgia
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HTT,T,CREST

11IIIOlEOl I.
"A new. detached brick home. built BY
all day labor. complete In every detail;
furred walls. weather. stripped Oil heat.
built.in sarsge etc. Moderately priced by
open At 22o1 31st pl. Sc. or call LIN
coin OOe2.
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$3.50.
$3.50.
KENTUCKY AVE,
NEAR NAVV WARD

Rented to excellent tenant at sTl4 per
annum. Exceptional return of l5nt net
on investment in this attractive. modern,
brick home. Six lovely rooms, tile bath
front and back porehes Perfect condition
For appointment to inspect. call Mr..
APPEL. District 90SO
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

NICE LITTLE COTTAGE. 4 GOOD RMS,
no improvements except water. With about
an acre of land: 10 mi. via Mt. Vernon
Mem. Blvd. Price. So 600; on terms. Call
Clarendon 3S3
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A REAL UPTOWN BARGAIN.

SIV.!TDW.
Near 9th and Madison sts. NV. Cost
S17,500 new. Semi detached English home
In good condition. Has 3 bed rooms, in
closed and heated sleeping porch, fire.
ment windows; den on first floor; garage
You cannot go wrong on this buy BOSS
& PHELPS. NATIONAL 5000 EVENING
PHONE. CALL MR.. WASSER GEORGIA
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FARMS FOR SALE
WATER FRONT PROPERTY,

BEVERLEY BEACH ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
Most progressive beach near D. C.-More
value for your dollar than cheaper beaches
offer INSPECTION daily Defense Hi2n-
way 90, S. 5Ol- Follow Red ArrowS. Gen
tiles only. Write for FREE BOOKLET.
P. O., Mavo. A. A. Co. Nd
WANTED FOR- SEASON-MODERN SUM
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

FORTY SMALL UNITS. DOWNTOWN
gross annually nearly SIS 600 Can be
handIed Tor 100000 cash. Address Box
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SAIL
NnPTuuECT

$4.bO0--2 HOUSES
Rented fats; ea rms, porches; So 500
trust; ca. $500 down. Atlantic 4Is7-W.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
COUNTRY ESTATE.
3 Miles From Bethesda, Md.

3 MIItS FTOm BeIntSuA, MD.
ONLY $500.
2 acres, with S-room house and bath,
just off blvd, surrounded by beautiful oaks;
house in need OF some repair, electricity
and own water system h w h.
GOSS REALTY CO..
660O Wise. Ave Wise ohh3
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BARGAIN-BATTERY PARK. MD
Corner, 8 large rooms and bath screened
porch. two-car garage. Reasonable price
and terms North 277O
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On PATUxENT RIVER. BENEDICT MD

lots tOXlgO #. improved by water and
sewerage. to close out few remaining lots
price reduced 10 S325.OO. FRANCIS W.
HILL. Jr.. National OgS5. Tower Building.
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OPEN EVENINGS.

Modern. all-brick, individually built real
home, furnished or unfurnIshed overlook
ins park. high elevation, north 10th ST.
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group OF ten distinctive new houses.
ranging in price from S6.95O.00 to Sl0-
10000. containing from two bed rooms
and one bath to four bed rooms and two
baths all air-conditioned located in
Chevy Chase. Phone Wise. 266O; evenings,
GEORGIA 5543
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-27
Many Awards Are Presented
Students OF City Schools
Musical Numbers Also Outs landing at Evening Program
Wednesday as Part of Co mmencement; Athletics
Honors Are Also w idey Distributed

In addition to the awards given last
night preliminary period of the pro-
gram was given over to music and
speech making by some of the high
school students Mrs Carter Williams
directed the glee club in two num-
bers, with Miss Bessie Mae Johnson,
of the graduating class, as accom-
PIANIST. Miss Elizabeth Jenkins of the
singers, announced the numbers were
dedicated to Miss Dorothy Jones, now
i'll in a hospital, but who has worked
with the glee club all year until her
illness a few weeks ago.
The winning high school declama-
ton, The Constitution was present
ed by Bobby Jones, after which Miss
Rowena Daniel gave the piano solo
with which she won the State award
in the recent contest at Greensboro
The winning high school recitation,
Home Coming" was given by Miss
Miriam Finnell In lieu of an ac-
Gordon SOLO which had to he omitted,
an impromptu feature was presented,
with Paul Patterson playing the
violin, accompanied at the piano by
Miss Annie Hyman Bum. Both were
we'll up to their uSaul standards OF
excellence. and their appearance was
outstanding on the program OF the
evening. Miss Bum sang and WhlStled
a part of the numbers in addition to
accompanying at the piano. They got
\ big hand and the audience wanted
them to return but there was not the
inc.
\ pagcantry review of the dramatic
clubs activities of the year was pre-
sentcd by the club members, and was
almost a play in itself. Miss Sylvia
Loughlin read a poem by way of in
Producing the principals.
Two numbers followed by the high
school band, and the Improvement in
their work was commented on by
many in the audience. The group has
been active for only six weeks, and
their excellence was a marvel of those
who heard them.
Presentation of the medals follow
I'd.
Mrs. w P. Gholson presented to
Miss RCwena Daniel an award Of the
Old Butte chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, of Henderson,
for the best work in American his
tory during the year
The Loughlin-GoOdwyn athletic a
ward, given by the local jewelry firm
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-27

Numerous awards were presented
to Henderson high school students at
the School and Award Night of COM
mencement week last night in the
school auditorium. A large number of
narents. other relatives and friends of
the Young people attended. Many
musical numbers were also presented
to the delight of the audience, which
delighted in the honOrs passed out to
different groups of students and in
dividuals for their achievement during
the scholastic year ending this week
The exercises last night were the
second of the week of commencement.
The baccalaureate sermon was preach
ed last Sunday night. Tonight "A
Drama of Graduation" entitled
Youths Challenge" will be given in
the form of pageant by the gradual
ing class. 1t is an allegory based on
the seven detectives of education.
commencement will end tomorrow
night with the graduation exercises
in the auditorium, when diplomas Will
be presented 20 81 members of the
class. said ~ Prof w. d. Payne prln-
cipal. 10 be the largest in the history
Of the high school. The class Will be
presented by Prof Payne and G. w
Knott. chairman Of the school board,
will deliver the diplomas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-27
POST OFFICE WORK
NOW IN INTERIOR
Building Will Not Be Occupied Be-
fore Late Summer or Early
Fall Season

Much of the work now being done
in the project of charging and re-
modelling the Henderson post office
is going on in the interior since most
of the outside work has been finish
ed. The walls have virtually been COM
pleted. Some plastering has been done
inside, and workmen are now engag-
ed in erecting the partitions and do
ing other inside work.
1t is expected now that the new
building will not be completed and
ready for occupancy by the post Of
flee before late summer or early fall.
Post office authorities say they do not
expect to get back to the building
from their temporary quarters before
around the first of September But
when the job is done, Henderson will
have virtually new post office, one
twice the size of the building before
the new work was begun, and with
many more conveniences, and facili-
ties than the old. The contract is for
around 100000.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-27
ORTHOPED|C CLINIC
DRAWS MANY HERE
Room at Central School
Crowded With Cripple
Children in Section

The first of a series of orthopedic
clinics to Re held in Henderson for
his section of the State was in pro-
CESS this afternoon at Central school
where a room had been fitted up for
the purpose. 1t could not be learned
exactly how many applicants there
were for examination, but they came
from surrounding counties and some
from localities beyond that territory.
The clinics were arranged through
he efforts of DR.. A. d. Gregg, county
health officer and Mrs. E. r. Austin,
welfare superintendent for the county.
Dr. W. F. Coe, of Greensboro or
thopedic specialist, was in charge,
making the examinations and recon-
mending treatment where needed.
All physicians of Henderson were
invited to attend the clinic to consult
with Dr.. Cole about patients of their
own, if they SO desired.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-27
NEGRO LEC|ONAIRFS
WILL HONOR DEAD
Joint Memorial Saw;
Sunday for Henderson
and Oxford Posts

The Bullock-Fisher Post 17e
lean Legion, local Negro post .n amer "a
Hester-Crews Post 1866, Of Oxfo" '1o inc
nave their memorial day service 49, ; will
ly Sunday, May 80, in Hendora5Jo mt-
2:3O o'clock and in Oxford At S.on at
m. ~ f'oO p.
The Charles T. Norwood no.. 49,.
OF Raleigh, will furnish music fn v 49, 10
parade with their drums and h We
corps. Vice commander Of thn 0osle
partment of North Carolina uv r
Smith, will deliver memorial w.
dress at Blacknalls cemetery "u
All veterans of all wars wero os,.
to join in making tho service s"n
cess, and all friends were asked ~
bring d send flowe:5 to decorate tb ,o
graves. '''
The parade will form at the Ar,o.
lean / egion quarters on Montqomor,
street and proceed out Montgomer,
street to the cemetery.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-27
WATER DANGEROUS
IN SANDY CREEK
H e a 1t h Officer Warns
Against Washout and
Amos Mill Bathing

DR.. A. D. Gregg, county health Of
ficer, today issued warning to the
people of the city and county to re-
frain from bathing in the Washout
and the Amos Mill pond some six or
seven miles east of the city, declar-
ing that raw sewage from the city's
sewage disposal plant mile east of
the city was flowing into a stream
that empties into Sandy Greek, which
feeds the two bathing places.
Swiftness of stream and the dis
lance it runs are large factors in de-
termining the purity of the water in
it, but DR.. Gregg said it was risky
to take chances in swimming in either
of the two bodies of water he men
toned, and he warned against it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-27
Henderson Daily Dispatch

of that name, was presented by Miss
Ruby Temple, girls coach, to Miss
Juanita Stainback.
The Anderson athletic award bv
another local jeweler, was presented
to Durward Turner by r. B. Harrison.
of the faculty.
The loyalty award given by the
school to that boy who has been ad-
Judged the most faithful and coopera-
tive with the coach during the year
was presented by Coach L. L. Miller
to Billy Dennis, vic was active in
Ill sports during tile year.
The T. F. Gholson medal given ~
the Henderson attorney, was present.
ed by his brother, A. w. Gholson, Jr.
to Bobby Jones for the best high
school defamation. The medal by
Mayor Irvine i; Watkins for the best
to Miss Miriam Pinnell by Mrs. Julia
E. Npnny, of the faculty.
The J. Z. A1derI an medal, in honor
of the log time superintendent of the
city schools, given by an unnamed
donor, was presented to Miss Frances
Daniel by Miss Shannon Morton, Of
The faculty. as the best all-round
Senior girl
". T. Watkins medal for the best
all-round senior hoy was presented to
Durward Turner by Rev. |. w.
Hughes.
Two medals by Paul H. Rose, for
the best scholarship records by a boy
and a girl were presented by Henry
t. Powell to Burn cite Kelly and Miss
La Verne Turner.
Scholastic honc"s and awards were
read by Prof. Payne, showing perfect
attendance records and other achieve
ments, and involving more than 100
boys and girls
Athletic letters and awards were
presented members of the football,
basketball and baseball teams by
Coach L. L. Miller.
The Bausch & Lomb honorary
science award was presented to Bobby
Furman by S. M. Crowder, of the
faculty.
Mrs. Maxine Taylor Fountain, for
twelve years a member of the faculty
of the city schools, most of the time
as head of the high school history de-
partment, presented to the school a
North Carolina flag as the gift of the
junior class.
The athletic teams presented gifts
to Coach Miller and to Miss Temple.
and a gift was also presented to Mrs.
Fountain who will not return to
Henderson high next year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-27
GEORGE BLACKBURN
KILLED IN GEORGIA
Automobile Wreck Fatal to
Henderson Man; Funeral
Be Held Sunday

George c. Blackburn was killed
early this morning in an automobile
wreck at Eastman, Ga. No further
pa ticulars were learned.
Mr. Blackburn, d re. dent of this
city, is survived rs lis wife and two
sons. George { and Charlie Black
burn. They will leave tonight for At
lanta, Ga, where they will join the
body, and so to her former home IN
Scottsboro, Ala, where funeral SER
vices will he held Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Blackburn was a native OF Ten
nessee, and the family has made its
home in Henderson for over two
years.
Mr. Blackburn was a travelling sales
man for the Carr Range Company, OF
Belleville, Ill. He was native OF
Johnson City, Tenn, where brother,
Ray Blackburn, lives, the only sur
viving near relative other than the
wife and two sons.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-27
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See F0ge Four

1. Which country is known as the
Land of Chrysanthemums?"
g. In which state does the Connecticut
River rise?
3. Where. is the University of Michi-
gan?
4. Who wrote the play, 1.-TWO Gentle
men of Verona?"
S. Where was Mary Garden, American
operate singer, born?
6. What is etymology?
7. Do citizens of the District of Co
lumbia have the right to vote?
8. Into which river does the Ohio
river flow?
9. Who composed the opera, "La Ira
viata?"
10. Give the correct salutation on a
letter addressed to two or more
women, either single or married
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-27
Relieve Headache and
Neuralgia the "BC" Way

of packages are sold every year. For
more than 25 years people have found
"BC" to be of gratifying value in the
relief of headache, neuralgia and
muscular aches; pain and discomfort
due to simple head colds; simple ner-
vousness, and for headache and back
ache due to functional disturbances.
Try "BC" and see if it doesn't give
you relief in just a few minutes. Con-
venient 10c and 25c sizes, or by the
dose at fountains. (adv.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-05-27

Headaches are never pleasant COM
pany, so let "BC" lend a helping
hand the next time you are annoyed
with one. You'll like the way the
quick-acting ingredients in the "BC"
formula function for the relief of
tantalizing headaches, neralgia and
similar pains of an inorganic char
acter.
"BC" is a trustworthy, prescrip-
tion-type remedy, Of which millions