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ROOMS FURNISHED.
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Pro MINNESOTA AVE. SE-One bright,
clean room. suitable for 1 or persons
2O11 KALoRAMA RID. NW:-comfortable.
attractive room. well-kept home SIS mo-
Decatur 3421.
1862 OAK ST. NW-Large, comfortable:
near 14th st. cars: small. private family
references.
DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY, 1910 st:
n.w.-Attractive. large room. next 70 Datn'
convenient location; reasonable
DOWNTOWN. 1929 10th st. NV, Apt "a
Nicely furnished room. reasonable man
preferred.
I431 GTRARD ST. NW.-Large cheerful.
well furnished. front; large closet nome
of adults: employed gentleman
2I2O p ST N w. the Charlotte. Apt. p
Large first-fioor room. furnished with STU
dio couch: $3.50 week.
1928 COL. RD-Comfortaoly iurn. Ink.
rm.. light. clean. quiet; twin BEDS. suitable
couple: pleasant atmosphere.
NEAR wARDMAN-Large airy 2nd nooLi oHnIi
furnished; permanent. Adams 1872
I4O7 OAK ST NW.-Clean. lovely front
home privileges scupie Tgheo eonvenient to
car and bus: reasonable.
l430 COLUMBIA. RD.-L.h.k. with kiteh-
enettes s., ST "a SO; l43l FairmSoR5to HS 5o NV
$3.50. 50. Basement single D 10
LARGE front room, for two gentlemen: IN
S9s2.
1921 R. I. N.W--Desirable home, room.
kitchenette. lovely front room. running
water; reasonable; transients considered
1919 goth ST. Nw-Large room next to
bath. gentlemen; available Feb. l.
I32s IRVING ST NW.-Lovely room,
private home, well furn-. next natn' L
or men; SD
1928 M N.W-Exceptionally nice double
Single; / light Housekeeping room. private
home. adults.
4O7 G ST. NW-Low rates: newly pa
pered. nicely furnished; steam neat sa'
range. cleo. shower bath. telephone. l.
ATTRACTIVE, DoWNToWN3.tP ttS e,,,a1e en-
s5anef and double: q e eS S. per weef
st. NV.
1867 KALoRAMA RD.-cOlonial mansiSSn; aiS N
two communicating rooms. pvt: bath' otner
rooms available. See to appreciate
1913 ST. Nw-Lovely: clean front Ss
double room. south exposure; Ink DO.
Also single rooms. So 3.50-S4
ANNEX, The Grafton, 1885 De Sales ST..
inst of n-Well-heated, single; oqu-
BE rms. running water, showers. :4-hT.
bidea $4,000 mo. Special weekly rates:
1917 N ST N.w-Brieht; doyntSwn s3fgad so1mi
gentleman: references
I349 MONTAGUE ST. N.W.-Large front
room. southern exposure: sem setri-phr.sstke hraste
bath use Of pFissate s11shs sinFe Sss double
Georgia 274S.
1884 r. /. AVE Nw;-Ls.. double newly
dec. rm., Venitian blinds: $50; walking
dist. Met 5792, after $50:
1884 11th ST. N.w.-2nd- -hoor,ir9hntd aps.' ps,
gas range. sink; completely 1urnlsreo' fe
decorated; adults only.
lO25 CONN AVE.-Attractively furnished
single room adjoining bath in n,n1in,tsd an eS
phone Met 1925. after 5 pm.
27I5 CONNECTICUT Opposite Wardman
HcteD-Large. attractive single ana oouole
rooms. Columbia 9400. -
THE MAURY. 701-11 10th ST. NV:
100 ideal guest rooms beautiiul!y luI-
nished, each with running water. inner
coil spring mattresses. good neat. Rates.
SIS. $40 and S12.5 so week.
PRINCE KARL.
76 ROOMS.
1901 at. nw-Attract., newly furn.
rms with bath or running water. $3.50
to S15 week.
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.


IF YOUR ROOF LEAKS Or your furnace
yos pIAsTER1NG and m eemen, str,sf werk ESP "a
William Thomas. 707 NJ st. NV. 70.
FAPERING-EIvE ROOMS AND 2-STORY
hall $40 and UP Quick service. Wniie
mechanics. Call any time. Randolph 344o:
PAPERING. PAINTING PLASTER1NG:
work. Guaranteed. Call Columbia 1889:
PAPERING AND PAINTING work guar
lnteed: rock price; ! am io4kins
.or work. Col. S773. 50S Kenyon 81.
PAPERING, PAINTING-Deal direct with
mechanic for better work at lowest prices
Call METZ Col 0396. any time
PAnERHASGISa ~ and NJ Daint,nft inb too s%s
Work guaranteed. Atlantic 37s3-J.-
PAPERHANGING-PA pa pa
pared, SIS up. satisfy. J. N. Tolsona;o 20. Co
iumbia CALM. oO
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING, Special sE low
prices for this week Do my own Wo5A' o1
Work guaranteed. Stigel. Ranoolpn o'3.
ROOFING. TIMING. PA!NTINNG, IN g., GEN N
ERAL REPAIRING. Call MI snlples' Az
lantic 4030.
SANDING scrapinE 1ds tnishingd agd essnlng asfaroT
painting. Witherspoon Bros. 2370 Cham
plain St NV. Col, 1918.
SPECIAL, FOR THIS WEEK4I will paper
rooms and hall for $40, with genuine
washable and Sun-fast wall paper Will
ig37 samples. Work done by father ana s
son Guaranteed Call any time. Col. O633
UPHOLSTERING pairinT initufs Sork TX
done In home If desired. Weaver. 1434
Newton st. NV. Adams s401.
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letter from word and to spell the word
Print the letter center column opposite
the word have removed FROM have correctly
spell a
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DELICATESSEN doing S275 weekly; Rent;
$50; heat free: ST 900. Terms Capital
Adjusting & Finance Co. zoos H ST NV
GROCERY doing 500 cash wkly. Rent.
$50. Nicely equipped So.ouo. 1eFHs'
Mr. Parker zoos H st. NV
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LUNCH ROOM. with beer and wine; no
Competition good business and iocat1oa: all sn
rent and price reasonable. Address BOX
36l-B, Star Office. =
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cia baths; exceptionally clean; Sl'o0o'
terms Capital Adjusting & Finance GO"
zoos II ST. NV. MetropOlltan 1871.
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ROOMING HOUSE; close in; 16 rooms D
sell Miss Derrickson zoos H st.
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PARTNER as treasurer for bldg. constr:
co inc with $4,000 to $1,000; money
occurred; references exchanged. Address
Roy 239-B Star office.
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II ROOMS, all in apts.: h.-w.h.. running
water in ali apts.; good income; price rea-
sonable; terms 26 1th st. Sc. -
LADY PARTNER for Washington,s smart
est dress shop. Address Box 190-B. Star
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG MAN. 20. Austrian. new Govern
ment employe. desires clean, small room
or room and board in private family: quote
price. Address Box 457-B. Star ONCE.
IN MONTGOMERY CO., MD, private
bath; privilege Of transportation with
room and board. Address Box 302-B: Star
Evening star., 1937-01-26
RF-IJPHOI STEERING.

Three-piece living room suite upholstered
for S45; covering and new inside materla!
and friezette Workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOISTERING CO.
o5O0 14th SIT NV COLUMBIA 10172.
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THE CASALOMA

1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Vacancies; singles, doubles and triples
Private baths; best Of food; make reserva-
tions now; rates reasonable 26s
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BEAUTY PARLOR. just vacated; 4 rooms
and bath 500 per month. %llf Nc" 1olA
ave Call National O5l0.
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ROOMING HOUSE wanted at once. VIII
pay cash if price is reasonable. Adnress
RoX 44O-B Star ONCE. 10
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BEER TAVERN with 1857 hcense. 60otnSS'
$3.50 Wkly Rent. $50. Price, Sl looO'
Terms. Joseph Hollander. zoos H St NV
GROCERY (mixed trade), doing 5000 WHY ndg
Rent. $40. with rooms. Price, SlUoU'
Terms. Joseph Hollander. zoos 81. NV
LUNCH ROOM. 1887 beer license. dong
81 900 wkly. Guaranteed. Only S45oO'
Terms Joseph Hoilander. zoos II ST. NV.
RESTAURANT twhiskyl; does $500 wkiy.
Rent $50. Price only S6oOo- dermS; des
CAPITAL Adjusting g. Finance Co.. 1O0S h
st NV Metropolitan 4Sl3.
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(FORMERLY THE FRENCH EMBASSY,
2460 10th st. n.w.-A residential hotel
with mansion atmosphere: available for
parties dances, luncheons, etc
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TAILOR SHOP in large apt. BIDS; must
he sold at once: reasonable: going in other
business. Address Box 455-B. Star office.
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PLASTERBOARD. new, 3s-inch So. #.
21ac; bargain prices on all bldg. materials.
Harris Wrecking Co., 1246 1st st. Sc.
RADIOS-We are greatly reducing prices
on all floor sample sets. $3.50 all-wave
500. so Standardization all-wave 1896
set now S64.50; sos 1887 model Phtlco
au-wave set now $3.50. Several other
good makes. Easy terms; new-set guaran-
tee. kits. 1880 G st. Tin the middle OF
the block
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PRINCE, KARL.

76 ROOMS.
1901 K St n.w.-Attract., newly furn;
rms with bath or running water. S5.oO
to S15 week.
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TUDOR. CLUB
TRIANGLE CLUB.

1775 N ST, AT CONN. AVE.
Beautiful double or triple room: deliciou,
food: convenient Reasonable
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ACCOUNTANT will install and service az an
types d. e. systems. Rates oaSeo OH safeS'
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2I30 MINNESOTA AVE. SE.-one bright.
clean room. suitable for L or Z persons
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SUBURBAN ROOMS,

6l2l WILSON BOULEVARD. Ballston. W
-3 rooms for light housekeeping, So
Clarendon 740-M
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RooMING HOUSE, a real money-maker;
terms Miss Derrickson. zoos H ST.. Met.
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equipped shop. doing a good business;
price, s., 900: terms Miss McCown. lO0S
n st Metropolitan 4S13.
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POULTRY 8 EGGS.
SAM RICE'S
BABY CHICKS.
NEW HAMPSHIRES.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Inspection Invited.
Order Now-First Chicks Available.
HatchinR Twice Week.
Road 30 Ashton. Md. Phone Ashton 10.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
BooKs-Highest prices paid for good
books National Biographies. Bargain
Book Shop. sos 9th st. NV. District 5007.
BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds, any quantity.
Also stamps. G. David PearlmanS Big
Book Shop 1407 @ st. NV. Met. 6415
CIUThING-Hignest prices paid for mems
used clothing Berman's, l122 7th st. NV
Phone Metropolitan 3767 viii call.
FURNITURE and washing machine foW
cali after 6 nm, Metropolitan ass. 27s
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The opening Of the Club Embassy Annex
has been refurnished and renovated. Sim
gle. double and triple rooms. with meals
Opposite the newly Handicapped Franklin
Park
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and up; all guaranteed must be sold at
once. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 3331
Conn. ave NV
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

5one in home If desired. Weaver,
Newton st. NV. Adams S40l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14
WAYNE AYCOCK,
DIES AT HIS HOME
Funeral at Home and Inter-
ment at Baptist Church
In Warren County

Funeral services were held at 2:30
o'clock this afternoon from the resi-
dence at 204 Carolina avenue for
Wayne Aycock, 81, who died at his
home at 4:3O o'clock Monday after
noon after an illness of four years.
He had an operation for head all
tons resulted. His condition had eeen
very serious for several days, n
Mr. Aycock was native Of War
rem county, but. had lived in Hender-
son for some 20 years or more, during
which time he was a barber.
He was a member for a number of
years of the First Baptist church of
Henderson. and also of the Junior Or
der and the Woodmen of the World.
He was active in the Sunday school
until his health failed, and members
of the Baraca class at the First Bap'
fist church will furnish a part of the
honorary pallbearers, together with
the Woodmen and the Juniors.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Mary
Belle ONeal Aycock, and three chill
dren, Melvin Aycock, of Cherryville
Mrs. o. B. Mcdaniel and Miss Ruth
AycOch, DolH VI I1ehuei SUI, AoHi
brothers, George Aycock, of Hender-
son; Haywood, Morton and Walter
Aycock, all of Warren county, and
five sisters, Mrs. Della Rogers, Of
Henderson: Mrs. Jessie Reavis, Mrs
Myrtle O'Neal and Mrs. Nellie Fec
pies. all of Warren county, and Mrs
Pearl Andrews of Norfolk. His father,
Robert Aycock, died five years ago
and his mother two years ago.
The funeral this afternoon was in
charge of his pastor, Rev. A. S. Hale,
pastor of the First Baptist church.
The body was taken to Sulphur
Springs Baptist church in Warren
county for interment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1897

ceased who was visiting Mrs Pm.
mere mere at the time of the accident ntt'% well
tend the last rites. 0iiit to at
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14
TOBACCO MARKETS
SIGNS ARE PLACED
Five Built by Tanner Roof
ing Company Erected on
Public Highways

The last of the five large illuminat-
ed road signs advertising the Hender-
son tobacco market and made by the
Tanner Roofing Company of Hender-
son, was erected today. All of the five
have been placed at strategic points
on highways leading toward Hender-
son.
One IS in the vicinity of South Hill,
Va, one out near Castalia, and the
other three in locates just as advan-
tageous to the Henderson market
They have been placed with a view
to serving the best interests of the
local tobacco market.
The five huge signs were financed
by the Henderson $500 Club from
funds contributed by tobacco and bus
mess interests for the furtherance OF
the market.
The club has it's work we'll under
way for the year, and is continuing
it's publicity. Sufficient funds have
been provided for the campaigr
mapped out, and officials of the clut
and tobacco men and local business
concerns are expecting a successful
season on the Henderson market dur
ing the coming season.
Sales will begin in Henderson or
Thursday of this week, when all Mid
die Belt markets will open. There will
be double sales and a heavy break
is looked for the opening day. 1t is
expected the average will be fairly
satisfactory.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14
COMMISSIONERS TO
ACCEPT NEW BONDS
$4,000 Needed for New Ne.
gro Schools Replacing
Burned Buildings

Technicalities pertaining to the is
suance of $4,000 of school bonds will
be settled by the Vance Board of
County Commissioners at a meeting
to be held in the court house here
next Monday, according to Chairman
Samuel M. Watkins, Of the board.
The bonds are being issued to de-
fray the cost of two Negro schools
being erected, one in Kittrell and the
other in Dabney townships, to replace
schools that were destroyed by fire
last winter and spring.
The Kittrell school is costing a.
round $4,000 to $4,000 and is being
built on a site adjoining Kittrell Col
lege on the national highway. It is
brick veneer construction. The Dab
ney school is of frame construction
and is to cost around $4,000 to $12,-
0OO
The cost of the new Buildings over
and above the $4,000 of bonds to be
issued is taken care of by insurance
that was realized from claims on the
two buildings, it was stated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14
7. B. CLINIC TO Be
HELD COMING WEEK
DR.. D. S. Denholm, Of State
Sanatorium Staff, To Be
in Charge Here

Reservations are being made at the
county health department for exam
nations during the tuberculosis clinic
to be held here next week, it was stat
ed today y DR.. A. D. Gregg, health
officer The dates allotted are the en-
tire week of September 20-25.
DR.. D. S. Denholm, of the State
Sanatorium clinical staff, will be in
charge of the work here, and will
make fluroscopic studies and physical
examinations of suspects and contacts
of tuberculosis. All examinations are
free unless the X-ray is used.
The clinic will be held at the Scott
Parker Sanatorium here. The first
two days will be for white patients
and the next two for colored. On the
fifth day those who have not been
able to obtain engagements up to that
time will be taken. Records will be
compiled on Saturday.
The service is offered free to the
people of the county by the Vance
County Health Department through
an arrangement with the State Sana-
forum. Similar clinics have been held
here annually for the past sew
eral years, and many individuals have
been examined.
Results of the tests to be made of
patients next week. will not lie known
for several days after the close of the
clinic, it is understood.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14
HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL.

AS we cherish the swing of time
And evening is NIGH
We admire the opening of our new
school
Dear old Henderson High.
There's an open door to school mates
And business men on the way;
This means that what we are tOmOr-
row
Determines what we do today.
AS Henderson high school goes
And joins in joy and sorrow
Those who study and work within
Are future business men of tomorrow.
Thomas Robertson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14
MRS. OLA GR|SSOM
DIES AT HOSPITAL
Funeral at 4 P. M. Wednes-
day from Sisters Home in
North Henderson

After short illness, Mrs. Ola Girls
son. 36. wife of E. A. Grissom, died
at Maria Parham hospital last night
at II o'clock of complications.
Funeral services will be conducted
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from
City Road M. E. church, in North
Henderson. and Rev. r. E. Brown,
pastor of the First Methodist church,
will be in charge of the services.
Mrs Grissom is survived by her
husband. two sons, Russell Wade and
Kenneth Daniel Grissom, four broth
ers. Sam. Carl, Walter and Rowland
ters Ms ot Hgsert and nes MRS
George Parrish, of Henderson and
Mrs. D. T. Parker, of Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14

Exercises formally dedicating the
new hut of Henderson Post, No. 90, OF
the American Legion, and as a COM
pliment to Mrs Hodge A. Newell, of
this city, new State president of the
Legion Auxiliary, were held IN the hut
at the corner of Garnett and Spring
streets Monday evening, and attended
by a crowd estimated at around 2OO.
A number OF Legion officials of
nearby posts and district and State
officials attended, and spoke briefly.
]. c. Cooper, post commander, pre-
sided over the meeting, anG the for
NAL dedication pre- clamation was
given by F. L. Toepleman, organizer
and first commander of the post. Mr..
Cooper responded in behalf of the
post. Legion ritualistic ferns were
used.
The audience joined in the singing
of America" led by A. P. Barnes,
after which the preamble of the Le-
gion Const tuition was repeated in
unison. Rev. J. D. Crawford, chaplain,
gave the prayer.
Commander Cooper presented Mrs.
N6WoIl DIS OldIG AuA1i1diy Pl CSlOClAC,
who spoke briefly in appreciation of
the honors that had Keen done to her.
Mrs H L. Keller, local Auxiliary pres
ident, was called next, and after
speaking briefly presented distin-
guished guests present. These includ-
ed Mrs Andrews, of Fayetteville, re-
firing president of the Auxiliary fol-
lowed by Miss Aurelia Adams, State
Auxiliary secretary-treasurer, now of
Charlotte, but who will move here to
make her permanent home during the
year Mrs. Newell is State president,
beginning about the first of October
Mrs. Herbert Utley, of Franklin, dis
trict vice-president, and Miss A. B..
Clement, district Auxiliary committee
woman, of Oxford.
Major Cooper presented Major t. G.
Stem, of Oxford, commander of the
eighth district of the Legion, who
made an address, paying tribute to the
Henderson post for the hut it had pre-
pared, and also to Henderson for hav-
ing the State Auxiliary president.
During a short business session of
the post, the finance officer made
report on the building program, and
the adjutant read list of the newly
elected officers and the post comman-
der announced that they would be in
stalled at the next regular meeting of
the post the first Monday in October,
the 18th.
At the conclusion of the business
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14
COLORED NURSE is
GIVEN SCHOLARSHIP

Minella Shoffner, colored nurse
connected with the Vance County
Health Department, has been awarded
scholarship for five months of in
tensive training in nursing at Rich
mond, Va, and is giving up her work
here for the time being to go to Rich
mond, DR.. A. D. Gregg, health officer,
stated today The award is made from
social security funds available in the
hands of the State Board of Health,
and goes only to those nurses who
have shown unusual ability, it is stat
ed Minella has been with the health
department here for about year and
half and has done unusually good
work among the colored people, DR..
Gregg said. She came here from the
city health department in Green's
boro.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14
ROBBERS co INTO
{ & I MOTOR CO.
Take Automobile, Later Re.
covered, Tires and Guam
tity OF Oil

Robbers entered the E. and z
Motor Company sales rooms and gar
age on Chestnut street sometime dur
ing last night, gaining entrance thro-
ugh a side window, and stole a 1895
Plymouth automobile six tires and Il
gallons of oil, police stated today.
Officers Murat Kearney and Ed
Ellis recovered the automobile an6
five of the tires, finding the vehicle
abandoned near the city water works
plant early this morning.
Police said the robbers drove the
automobile out of the front door Of
the garage.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14
HANLON
KILLED IN WRECK

Lieut.. William Jackson Hanlon,
West Point graduate in class of 1886,
stationed at Fort Clark, Texas, was
killed Sunday night in an automobile
accident, friends here have learned
He was a nephew of Mrs. w. S. r.
Burwell, and had visited here several
times, where he was well known and
liked.
The deceased will be accorded mill
tary honors at the funeral services to
be held at West Point Military AGA
DENY Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burwell, together with
Miss Joan Hanlon, sister of the de-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14
THREE DEEDS WITH
THE VANCE REGISTRY

Three realty transfers were record
ed at the Vance Registry yesterday
all of them covering property in the
city.
DR.. David Young gave a quit claim
deed to Mrs. Beatrice K: Reavis, Ell
al for 81 and considerations to pro
perty on Garrett street occupied by
the A. & P. Tea Company.
Mrs. Fattie L. Bracey conveyed g
lot on Maple street to George H. Hall
for $40 and considerations.
j. Cooper Young, ct al, sold to Mrs
Beatrice K. Reavis, ct al for $500
property on Garrett street occupied
by A. & P. Tea Company
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14
CRIPPLE CLINIC TO
BE HELD TOMORROW
Some Fifteen Children from County
Expected To Be In Attend
ance in Afternoon

The monthly clinic for cripple chill
Gren Will he held tomorrow at Cen
trail graded school. DR.. A. D. Gregg,
Vance county health officer, announc-
ed today. 1t is expected that some Is
or more afflicted children will attend
for examinations.
DR. w. F. Cole, Of Greensboro, is
to be here to take charge of the ex-
aminations and to prescribe treat
ments where necessary.
The clinic will iNegin at 1870 p. M,
and continue until all Of the children
have been examined. Very few
patients from outside the county will
be present tomorrow, but a greater
number are looked for at the clinic
the third Wednesday in October.
All examination work is free.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14

1936-Pope summons world to mill
tant defense against mad forces of
Communism.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See FUye -Four

1. What is German silver?
2. Does the United States own the
Panama Canal Zone?
3. What is the name for the outer
covering or integument of the up
per part of the skull or brain-case?
4. How many members constitute the
British Parliament?
5. In which country of Europe does the
river Rhone rise?
6. Is there a Prince of Wales now?
z. Who was Buonarroti Michelangelo?
8. In what country is the city Of Nan
tes?
9. Where is the Isle of Man?
10. Who commanded the Union Army
at the Battle of Gettysburg?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14
RECORDER CLEMENTS
HAS 2 DEFENDANTS

Recorder R. E. Clements had h..
cases at today's session Of @ oo, Two
court: Douglas M. Mustian wa county
vlcted of drunken driving. and as con-
Tor judgment was continued ', nS
payment of fine of $50 and co.t upon
his license was revoked for o,o and
Perry Davis, Negro, was sent ~ year "a
roads for six months for nosso ~ the
of stolen property. possession
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-14
American Legion Hut Is
Dedicated Monday Night
With Officials Present
Mrs. Hodge Newell New State Auxiliary President, Is
Complimented by Local Groups About 2OO Attend
Exercises: Number of Short Talks

session and the program of the even
ing. refreshments were served to those
present by the members of the local
Legion Auxiliary. The post had a keg
of teer on tap also for members who
cared for that.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-01-15

ern limits Of the city, would save
about ten miles it was estimated.
The suggested route as outlined
would provide for the construction of
a new roadway from the bridge thru
Trappe to point just inside the
southern boundaries of Easton where
it would turn northwestward passing
to the west of the Old Quaker Meeting
House in an almost direct line over the
old B. C. & A. right-of-way in the
vicinity Of the Easton Brick Yards, to
Miles River Bridge.
From this point the road would
continue to Bruff's Island, to Ben
nett's Point on to Grasonville follow
ing the present road into Stevens
vile and Matapeake.