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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-10
Sale of Land for County Taxes

Under authority the Laws of North
VANCE COUNTY will sell
being the first Monday
beginning at IL o'clock
has not been redeemed before that Following showing
whose listed, description property
7HAAGIETT, &@
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i65a5 wilson, w. H. Est, acre 100
WILLIAMSBURG TOWNSHIP
!. -. n

1897 Baxter. ]. =. 9 "a acres :. 2.eS
6548 BRYANT, Brutus 60 acres ;. 11.30
1857 Burton, Anna II acres 49,. BAT
$3.50 Burton, Jim Est. 8 acres -. 2.89
657O Burton, Mary 38 acres -. 1883
6571 Burton, Rosa 80 acres $500. 5.49
$3.50 Confer, Louise 48 acres -. 8.16
$3.50 Davis, Matt lat acres -. 31.O8
6616 Gregory, Lucy, 1O4 acres :. 14.06
6648 Johnson, Abraham 70 "a
acres ............. 1857
$3.50 John son, John B. 1 acre !. 5.73
6657 Jones, Mary Eliza IS acs. 3.72
1854 Kelly, Heirs of Lula Hicks
9 1-2 acres -. ........... 2.74
6674 Marrow, Mary 3 acres 80. 1922
6679 Marrow, Willie 30 acres -. 12.44
1854 Martin, Margaret l acre 1.94
1894 Quinitchette, Henry, 20 acs. 6.87
5000 Ragland, Thad 46 acres ). 9.71
6725 Taylor, Jordan As IL acres 9.75
6726 Taylor, Kittie Mason 81 acs 1927
6728 Taylor, Martha l "a acres 1.64
6758 Wimbush, Matthew Jr., 5
acres O.4U9
$3.50 Wimbush, Matthew Sr. JOG
acres =. -. ............ 20.45
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s1836-James N. Gamble, Cincinnati
soap manufacturer, political reforner,
philanthropist, born in Cincinnati.
Died July 2, 1892
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-10
HENDERSON IN c. DAILY DISPATCH TUESDAY AUGUST 10 1887

4765 Young, Lovelace Est, lot
s 1881 Taxes ...:.....r... Av.Ao
1855 1 xoang Faxes 1oveiaee h.s'' 49, 11ss
4767 Young, 4Lovelace Est.,s lot
1888 Taxes ................ lo.s
4768 Young, Lovelac Est, LOT,
~ 1o24 Taxes ......... 984
4'o' 1924 1 Taxes -. 80. 1o.11
Alto Young, Lovelace Est, l lot,
1886 Taxes .'............... S.zo
4775 Young, VIM, Henry lot S.S7
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J. E. HAMLETT,
, Sheriff of Vance County.

'HeIllI Oh vance county. =
341 Beckham, j. o. / lot Clark
Street =. -. ....... 913
344 Beckham, j. w. & wife 1
lot -. -. 5.44
351 Bell, Mrs. Mary e. ...,... 1893
367 Blackman, Walter 41-1O0
!. acres K. L. Burton ......,. 8.21
| 369 Blackley, o. T. & Pearl w. n
lot and Store House 80. 1874
$40 Blacknall, Miss Gussie, 2
lots Horner ST. ............ 74.21
$50 Bobbitt, Gordon, 2 lots Rob-
erson St. ..,.... AFT
381 Bobbitt, Mrs Gordon. 5 Tots
Various ................... s.Os
387 Bobbitt, T. M. 4 lots Hughes
Street ). -. e2.24
3S9 Bon Ton Service Station,
2 lots Granite e. Garnett st. 1868
?99 Bowers, Misses Daisy and
| Annie, no description .... GIG
424 Brame, L. w. no description 10
428 Brame, Mrs. N. r.. VIII
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Norfolk 8; Asheville 2.
Rocky Mount 5; Richmond 1.
No other games played.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia at Washington.
! st. Louis at Cleveland.
New York at Boston.
Chicago at Detroit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Ia Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
[I6da8Gd1lle:s

PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Durham at Winston-Salem. g.
Richmond at Rocky Mount.
Asheville at Norfolk.
Portsmouth at Charlotte.
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DABNEY TOWNsHIP-CloIore
Wi1LLIAMsBoRBo ToWNsTIlIiP-
NEhiEe sg i

6278 Aston. J. G. rs. acres ~. sd
1924 Barker, c.. A. 1856 10 acs. 17.91
1922 Bell F. J. 2 IL acres s. 1856
6a05 Bullock, John 275 acres 4@39
1929 Cooper, M. Y. % IL acres 6.i8
1888 Davis, H. "A. 81 acres -. 172S
641o Hope. w, r. 90 acres 1873
S416 Kelly, Il. E 500 acres ]. 5s7ll
6425 Longmire, n. w. l69 II
acres s. ....... ....s. 55.17
64S8 Nelson, M D. IS acres -. 5.34
0444 Norwood, Mrs. Monte G, 78
6458 Pittman, T. M. Est. acres 1.S4
6471 Satterwhite. C. c. IS acres 1924
6476 Shotwell, Mrs. Emma,
- - ~, dlCTeS BID
648S Stainback. j. 6. So 7-1O acs TOT
6516 Wilson, Farris SO acres 1903
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-10

HENDERSON TOWNSVILLE oIored
3449 Alien, Blanche lot ........$ GIT
1880 Allen, Cicero lot ....... 4.oO
1866 Allen, Mann lot $1,000. 5.2O
3467 Allen, Mary T. Est, 6 acs III
$3.50 Aston, Paul & Sallie lot 1912
351a BARNES. Jenny / lot 3.91
a517 Raskerville. Iunius q lots 7.46
3524 Baxter. j. e. 8 lots ...... 54!39
1928 Bennett, Isham 2 lots and
10 acres 11.11
e554 Branoe. Samuel 20 acres s.. ,S.16
,562 Branch. LUCY lots. .... GA
1866 Bryce, Ella H., IL acres
1914 taxes 7.45
1867 Bryce. Ella H., IL acres
1895. taxes ...... 7.64
STA Brodie, Nathaniel liz lot AGO
3593 Bruce. Cooper / lot 1857
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-10
WATKINS TOWNSHIPS iCoIored
DABNEY WORCESTERSHIRE

1920 Peace, Tom 46 "a acres 81
1927 Terry, Austin Est. acre d. la
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-10

0ANDK CNEEK TUWNSHIP-Whito
1871 Bum, "A. A. Trustee g6 acs. lib
BAT Croker. A. N. So acres n. 1916
$3.50 Duke, Mrs. S. W.. 81 acres 1904
817O Duke. Mrs. s. w. SO acres 1910
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-10

O<A1D1NG1 M ~ k11AAA ~ AAAteOt
1865 Burroughs, L. w. IL acres AL
1867 Burroughs, Mrs. L. w. 10 TT
acres -: N4.1A
1888 Cooper, J.. G. 70 acres -. 8.79
6O22 Glover, H. w. 100 acres =. 1884
6O23 Glover, II. W. 70 acres .... 200
6O36 Greenway, Garland 8 acs. $50
6052 Henderson, r. & + Co., ,S?,
1O3 IL acres ....ss... 1901
61O2 Parrot, G. A. % IA acs. sos
61O4 PARROT, F. "a. 20 IL acres 9.64f
DABNEY COI0red ~
6185 Burton, U. J. 1-2r acres ~ 1gg
6191 Cheatham, Mary acres. 2.5g
62Op Daniel ). "A. / acre ..,....s LIS
62a5 Marrow, Mary 4 lot ,.e.s.s 3.9l,
6246 Rice, N. r. As acres 49,. 1855
1888 Rodwell, w. r. IL ID. aes. 4s6
WILLIAMSBURG To " r !. &
" - -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-10
WATKINS rdNNsIII i white

5764 Collins, w. T.. Est 94 acres 42:44t
5769 Crews, Mrs w, II. 1s1 acres s7I5
5795 Harris, N. r. IA acres 1917
5812 Mundy, J. E.z,133, acres 2s.8s
1921 Parham, W. 4. 50 IL acres 24.$f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-10

NUTBUSH TOWNSHIP-White
1880 The Cooper Company lot LAC
1892 Fleming, H. M Est lot :. 155
1885 Hayes, C. L. lot ...... LAC
1916 Phillips, Lillian Est. As $40
acres ...... ............ Obs
1852 Watkins, Mrs. Frank M. $50
acres -. -. ...... 35 7s
Evening star., 1937-01-31
NATIONAL UNION

William J. OBrien, Junior senator,
addressed members Of Potomac Coun-
Gil. District Manager Arthur s. Brown
and Morris ]. Hole, former chairman
Of the Executive Board, spoke on
cooperation Of councils in supporting
the Hospital Service Association.
Stephen J. Driscou was presented with
radio for services rendered as presi.
dent for the past two years. Arthur
Armstrong, globe trotter, spoke on
National Union activities in Southern
and Western States. Silent tribute
was paid to John A. Massey, jr.
Central Council elected the follow
ing Officers: President, Harry o. Clem;
vice president, Samuel Altman; speak.
er, Alonzo N. Wilmington; ex-presi.
dent. Stephen A. Armstrong, jr.; re-
cording secretary, G. Dudley shreve;
financial secretary, Harry c. Surguy;
treasurer, George o. Auguste; chap
lain, r. H. Spicer: usher, George M.
Copenhaver; sergeant, Robert N. Glib
son; doorkeeper, Womack L. Roy, and
trustees, George M. Copenhaver, Wo-
mack L. Roy and Samuel Altman.
The events for this week are: Tues.
day, Executive Board, room 502, WASH
ington Loan & Trust Co. Building;
Thursday. bowling league, Convention
Hall, and Friday. Victory Council,
Pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
Y. M. G. A. NEWS

Page NICK. Etchison, religious work
director, will speak at st. Marks
Lutheran Church tomorrow at II Am.
The second semester Of the School
Of Law, Southeastern University, will
open at am. Monday. The two-man
bowling tournament for dormitory men
will be held at 8 pm. in the bowling
alleys.
There will be . joint conference Of
the Y. w. c. A. and Y. M. G. A.
STATS at 9:30 am. Thursday in the
Y. M. G. A. The weekly program Of
educational and religious moving pic
lures will be held in the members
room in the lobby at 7:05 pm. The
Young Mems Forum will meet in the
assembly hall at Sis.
Moving pictures on the "Iife Of
Christ" will be shown at the Woodward
School Assembly on Friday at II am.
The Debating Club will meet at Sis
pm:
The Riding Club will meet at the
Riverside Stables Saturday at 2 pm.
J. A. Patterson, jr., q member Of the
Religious Work Committee, will give
the weekly radio talk from Station
WMAL at $50 pm. The subject will
be Jesus. the Light of the World" A
social will be held in the Boys De-
partment at 8 pm. and the Dormitory
Council will hold barn dance in the
assembly hall at the same hour.
Evening star., 1937-01-31

Lacey, who succeeds Miss Mary M.
Frank, retired. Refreshments will be
served.
A card and bingo party will be held
February S at 8 pm.
Whittier.
The Executive board will meet to-
morrow at ! pm.
Barnard.
The study group viii meet each
Wednesday at the school at 1880 pm.
for six weeks under the direction Of
Mrs. A. M. Dickson.
Bowen. .Greenleaf.
The boys were the winners Of the
soccer game with the Park View
School, and are also the champions
Of the city. Executive meeting at the
Bowen School tomorrow at 500 pm.
Study group Wednesday at Greenleaf
School from 2. to pm, Mrs. B. w.
Eldred in charge.
Janney.
Founders day will be celebrated
Tuesday at pm. The guest speaker
will be Mrs. Henry Grafton Doyle A
pageant will be presented by the mem
bers Of the association. The play Of
"Pandoras Box" was given at the
school by Miss L. Wards fourth grade
class.
Edm0nds- Murray.
The Executive Committee meets TO-
morrow at 1870 pm. at the Edmonds
School.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
|MRS. S.R.E.BABCOCK
T0'BE T HOSTESS
Catherine Richardson and
Virginia Guthrie Will Aid
Music Hour.

Mrs. Richard E. Babcock, president
Of Georgetown Chapter. assisted by
other members, will be hostess for
the Y. w. c. A. today at pm, pre-
ceding the music hour at S pm. Cath
crime Richardson and Virginia Guthrie
Of the Blue Triangle Club will be
hostesses for the music hour.
Chevy Chase Chapter will meet at
2:30 pm. Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Fay S. Holbrook and Mrs. Bertie Wal
ter will be assisting hostess. Mrs.
Irving w. Ketchum. executive Of the
membership education department,
will talk on World Fellowship"
Committee meetings this week in
clude: Monday, II am, Chapter Coun-
Gil. and at pm, Personnel: Friday,
IL am, World Fellowship: Saturday,
6 pm, Kamp Kahlert Council.
Blue Triangle Club Executive Com
mittee will meet Monday at 7:3o pm.
The club will hold a business meeting
Thursday, when delegates will be elect
ed to attend the Business Girls Mid
winter Conference in Baltimore Feb
rrary 20 and 81.
Natures Wonders in Our National
Parks" will be the subject of the pro-
gram at the business and professional
women's dinner Tuesday at $50 pm.
Donald Edward McHenry, park natur-
alist Of the National Park Service,
will illustrate his talk with colored
slides. Special music will be furnished
by the Business Women's Music Club,
directed by Mary Worthley.
Xenos club Of the business girls de-
partment will meet at s Wednesday
for . buffet supper. Tap-dancing
class and dramatic group will meet
after supper, followed by . busi-
ness session.
1ndustrial-nationaIity groups an
nounce the following club meetings
this week: Theta Mus, Tuesday at 8
pm; Gamma Beta Gamma, Thursday
at 6 pm.
Registration for the Girl Reserve
annual excursion to New York will
open tomorrow for juniors and seniors
Of the Girl Reserve Clubs. Fresh
men and sophomores are entitled to
register beginning February 8.
"A Hayseed Party" will be featured
by the Girl Reserves Of Eastern High
School wednesday at 7:30 pm. in
honor of new students at the school.
Saturday morning, hobbies from 10
to 1890 for girls from any Junior
and senior high school.
Mrs. J. w. Anderson viii be hostess
for the Wednesday women's Club at
614 e street at 8 pm. February 3.
Miss Mary Burnett will lead q
"sing" for Strong residence girls Fri
day ct tbs pm.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
B. P. O. ELKS

Joseph Riani. president Of the Elks'
Bowling League, announces . picked
team will bowl against q team repre-
senting the Knights Of Columbus at
the latter's club house next Friday
night. Tentative plans are now being
made by Riani and representative Of
the Alm9s Temple Bowling League for
. match between their team and q
picked team from Washington Lodge.
Harvey Belt, past trustee Of Wash
ington Lodge, rendered the members
Of the Elks' Bowling League dinner
Tuesday In the rathskeller Of the Elks'
Club in honor of their recent victory
In match game with Annapolis Lodge.
The next initiation of candidates
will be held February ~. This class
will be designated grand exalted rulers
class in honor of David Scholtz, grand
exalted. ruler and former Governor of
Florida. who will attend the exercises.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
Jr. O. u. A. M.

The chairman Of the Good Of the
Order Committee Of Edward J. Ross
Council is making plans to receive the
State Council at its annual visitation
next Thursday. Councillor August
Edrman invites every member Of the
order to be present.
AT the last meeting Of Star spangled
Banner Council the following oncers
were installed: Councillor Joseph
Rowe, Vice Councillor William McNul-
len, Chaplain s. Busby, Conductor
Jules Backenheimer, Warden Thomas
Welsh and Outside Sentinel Harry
Garbutt. Inside Sentinel Paul M.
Guild will be installed 1t Q later date
The reception Of the State Council
at its annual visitation will be Feb
ruary IL and the celebration of the
councils annual birthday party Feb
ruary 26.
Old Glory Council met with Coun-
cilor Fred T. Reed presiding. The
council amended its by.laws relative
to the optional beneficiary degree re-
ferred to hy the National Council
Evening star., 1937-01-31

gram Of the Abigail Hartman Rice
Chapter Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
George D. Sullivan.
The chapter Will be represented at
the Continental Congress by Miss
Marie Rice and Mrs. Edgar Z. Good,
delegates, and the following alter
mates: Mrs. Lewis Rhodes, AEss 10.
sephine Davis, Mrs. Sterling Eagleton,
Mrs. George Sullivan, Mrs. Charles
Nash, Mrs. william Bulls, Miss
Phoebe stine, Miss Mary Hanlon, Mrs.
John Wolfe and Mrs. Msllette
spengler.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
Third Iarne Division.

A meeting Of former Marnmen re-
siding in or near the city will be held
at the Wardman Park Hotel Wednes-
day. This hotel has been selected Is
oenventaon headquaxters Ia july.
Evening star., 1937-01-31

The Ways and Means Committee
Of Unity Chapter met at the home Of
Mrs. Annie @. Patton on Monday.
This committee will sponsor q dinner
ut Almas Temple February IL.
The Home Board met at the home
(Ccutinued On Seventh Paes.5
Evening star., 1937-01-31

National Defense Through Pa
triotic Education" win be- the pro-
Evening star., 1937-01-31

The Excelsior Literary Club met al
the home Of Mrs. Russell p. Belew
1898 Macomb street, with Mrs. Frank
e. Crane rs hostess. Several Of the
members gave discussions on bridges
and canals In America.
The next meeting Will be held Tues
day ct the home Of Mrs. Arthur L
Hayford, 317 Thirteenth street south
east, when Mrs. Adam J. 'Penrod will
give . paper, Historical Delaware"
The Womsn's welsh Club held its
last meeting at the home of Senator
and Mrs. James J. Davis on Massa-
chusetts avenue. Mrs. Davis presided
at the business session, after which .
musical program was given by Mrs.
Irwin L. Clark, who rendered welsh
folk songs. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Davis was assisted by her sister
in-law, Mrs. Hannah Jones.
Marietta Park WomAn's Club.-Un-
der the leadership Of Mrs. I. l.. Stor-
mont, the art group met at her home.
6200 Fifth street, Tuesday morning.
The clubs president, Mrs. Thomas
G. Atkeson; Mrs. william H. Graham
and Mrs. Ellis Logan were guests Of
honor at luncheon. which WAS served
by Mrs. StoEmont after . study Of
Italian art.
Mrs. Logan later conducted the
(Comtinled On 9eyenth Paae.l
Evening star., 1937-01-31

Independence Bell Chapter Is con-
tributing to the building fund for Kate
Duncan Smith School at Grant. Ala
Alternates from the chapter to the
Forty-sixth Continental Congress will
be Miss Linda Eleanor Deaton. Mrs
Russell Stine. Mrs. Joseph Toma, Mrs
Herbert Chaney, Mrs. Herbert Will
liams, Mrs. Henrietta Lockner, Mrs
Meta G. Miller, Miss Wilmuth Gary
Mrs. r. Allen Pennington and Mrs
Charles B. Kettering.
Evening star., 1937-01-31

Continental Danes Chapter met at
the home Of the regent, Mrs. A.. C..
Houshton, and elected the following
alternates to the congress: Mrs. John
M. Kerr, Mrs. James w. Quiggle, jr.;
Mrs. T. Frank Foltz and Mrs. Leon
Philibert.
american Indians" will be the pro-
gram feature Of the meeting Of the
Museum Committee at the Willard
Hotel Tuesday at 8 pm. Mrs. VIII
liam B. Sinnott Is chairman.
American Eagle Chapters annual
bridge party and supper on Monday
had as guests Of honor Mrs. Charles
Carroll Haig, State regent, and Miss
Lillian Chenoweth, State vice regent.
Mrs. Harvey B. Gram was hostess
and Mrs. Edwin J. Ryan, chairman,
was assisted by Mrs. George Ward,
Mrs. J. Lee Wilkinson and Mrs. An
thony Muto.
The State Motion Picture Commit
tee will meet February 3 at the VIII
lard Hotel. The State regent and
State vice regent will be guests Of
honor. Mrs. Edwin J. Ryan, State
chairman of motion pictures, is ar
ranging . program.
Descendants Of '76 Chapter met
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Theo-
dore Langley. The alternates to the
Continental Congress Will be Mrs.
Harry W. Dowling, Miss Myrtle N.
Schellenger, Miss Frances Norton,
Miss Ella Fields, Mrs. E. A. Sultncr
and Miss Stella Gore. Mrs. Thadeus
Jones, State chairman for Ellis Island,
spoke on the work Of the D. A. r. at
Ellis Island.
The chapter will hold . luncheon
February 13 at the Fairfax Hotel.
National Defense Through Pa
triotic Education" win BE- the pro-
Evening star., 1937-01-31

The Child Study Club will meet
Tuesday at pm. at the home Of Mrs.
W. w. Moore, 3106 Chain Bridge road.
Mrs. Francis Troy Northcross, director
Of the Washington Herald Home Max
ing Department, will speak on Home
making" There will also be talk by
Mrs. Agnes Thrasher, registered nurse.
She will give an educational talk on
milk and Milk Products"
Women Of the community are in
Vited to attend. Reservations by post
card should be made to Mrs. Moore If
possible. Bring questions and pencil
and paper for notes.
The Alpha Chapter Il the World
Caravan Guild viii meet ct the Ra-
Bsigh Hotel on Tuesday ut 3 pm.
Prof. william G. Johnstone. dean Of
the Junior College Of George Wash
ington University and . Chinese
scholar, will speak on Chinese affairs.
As director, Prof. A. Curtis Wilgus Of
the same university will preside.
The CercIe des Precieuses Ridicules
met Saturday evening at the Grafton
Hotel, being received by Nine. Mar
guerite de Porry and DR.. william
Franklin Falls. b
The meeting was called to order by
the president, M. william J. Wallis.
A charade was played by Mile. Patri-
cia Hunt, Mile. Rose Verrine, Nine.
Marguerite de .Porry, M. and Nine.
Pierre de Chauny and M. and Nine.
william j. Wallis. Mile. Marie de
Porry gave plano solos. She played
with Nine. william j. Wallis, duet.
Nine Ross Holbrook johnson. with
her daughters. Mile. .Jacqueline and
Evening star., 1937-01-31

Treaty Oak Chapter on the occasion
Of its 8th birthday celebration had
IS its honored guests Grand Matron
Elizabeth Rhine, Grand Patron Victor
Rench, Most Worthy Grand Organist
Theodore c. Lewis and other members
Of the Grand Chapter. Selma Klein
rendered solos, with MI. Lewis as
accompanist. John Baumann played
the ylophone.
The Sunshine Committee met with
Abbie Colwell on January ~.
The Temple Committee met at the
home Of Amelia Elliott January 20,
when plans were made for the year.
The chapter will meet tomorrow.
The Acorn Society will meet with
Viola Hodson, 5119 Connecticut ave-
nue. next Friday. Two new members
viii be initiated.
Margaret Jones, I'LL Flower avenue,
Takoma Park. Nd, will entertain the
Home Board on February 8, with
Martha sisk as assistant hostess.
The General Fund Committee will
meet with Agnes and John Baumann
at Fort Humphries, D. c., Quarters
35-A, on February 26.
Lafayette Lodge Chapter will hold
its annual dance and card party at
900 Sixteenth sHeet Saturday eve
Evening star., 1937-01-31

The Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter,
through its State vice chairman Of
genealogical records. Mrs. Rgland c.
Bryant. has presented to the State
Genealogical Records Committee for
use In the D. A. r. Library 103 pages
of attested Bible records, 20 pages of
old wills and miscellaneous data, also
q photostat copy of an original land
grant signed by Lord Fairfax. dated
1707.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
NEW TEST

Continued from Page One)
drill was used and the hole was
carried to a depth OF 3O85 feet
when the bit was lost and tlas
coupled with casing trouble caused
the well to be abandoned. Since
that time a number of attempts have
been made to have a we'll drilled
but with depressed conditions 1t Was
hard to interest anyone until last
summer when q group of Poplar and
Power business men headed by F. S.
Francis formed a syndicate to lease
up this structure. This group in
terested Mr. Schmidt who Is fl
nancing the test well. Floyd An
derson, pioneer drfller of Saco has
been awarded the contract for the
test we'll and is moving the rig on
the Frye ranch NWA NEH Sec
thon 81, Township %. Range so, on
a location selected by 2. B. Emrick
of Conrad. The city OF Poplar has
granted Mr.. Schmidt a franchise to
distribute natural gas within it's
limits,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
PONDERA COUNTY
by Pondera County Abstract Co.
CONRAD, MONTANA

OIL AND GAS LEASE
Gozen Den BOer Il NIX 70 Ray Sorreli
y H. Jones and N. q. Alexander. 81
SlNWi NlSW4 See 2s. SlNBa N3SIo3
Sec 29-2S-6W
RELEASE OIL AND GAS LEASE
L. p Jackson Trustee to Jean +.
COwan SE4SE4 IL NEl EANWa 3i-2S-5
Lot Sec 1921 Book leases page
34s
The Texas Co. TO state OF Montana Eh
MA sw4 4. w3NEa EaNWa sW3 0.
Lot 4 SwlNW3 3-3o-SW. Book 9 leases
The Texas Co. to state Of Montana
All Sew. 1G-3O-5 Book 6 leases page 40
The Texas Co. to Stella ~ Fulton
EtSE4 20 EaNE3 2a-31-4 Book leases.
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Charles H. Campbell ct ux to Ted.
Hawley and J. NOrthrOp 81 SE3NW4
WRSW3NE3 1924.
RELEASE OIL AND GAS LEASE
The Texas Company TO George A
Vail ct ux 81. w.Sw3 SE3sWA B. NWa
= Glacier ' Production Co. to Valentine
Gartner NWASWa 3, Lot NEaSMt
NbSE4 NEa G13O-4W. NISE3 1905, SW3
32-31-4. 81. recorded Book Leases page
1O7.