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FARM & GARDEN.

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE. GUAR
anteed Wisconsin 4195.
POULTRY MANURE. $40 ton. delivered.
Jackson 2063. 2b-
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statesmen Oh to complete sales force
of one of Washingtons foremost Ford
dealers: men OF ability and WllllngnesS 10
manent connection demonstrators and
leads furnished to men with BACKGROUND.
Phone Atlantic 0200. Mr.. Rutherford. for
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sALESMEN-Why not take the line CT
least resistance in selling electrical appll-
ances? Name of products well known in
every household. are easy to sell and brings
quick money to you We can use 3 more
good statesmen. Cooperation and excellent
selling plan. See Mr.. Evans. 9 TO 1 pm.
William E. Miller Furniture Co. 9TH and
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SITUATIONS MEN.

CHAUFFEUR-TRUCK DRIVER wants driv-
ing Job OF any kind. Call Adams $50.
Keystone Willis.
ESTIMATOR experienced all kinds build
ing construction desires part-time work.
Reasonable charges. Address Box 459-E.
Star office 20
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(COntinued,D
Corner 18th and Fairmont.

0OSIN6SS 0fSON UNI IESs
(Continued.)
Corner 18th and Fairmont.
1O-rm.. 3-bath brick; excellent condi-
ton: new oil burner. Will earn $3.50
monthly besides providing quarters for
owner; Small cash payment. balance
J. L. HOPKINS
Adams 10451. 1853 Fairmont st. NV.
NATIONWIDE STORE. excellent location,
SI25: 5-year lease: 1856 truck, Over
81, 900 in good, clean stock. Sacrifice for
$500: terms. Call National 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE.
Doing good. growing business, located on
in the heart Of the apartment district;
equipment first class furnishings up to
date and novel in design; large neon sign.
window neon outlined; very attractive;
doing nice food. beer and wine business
which is bound to increase as the season
approaches; ideal for young couple that
can give II full time. Present owner. due
to sickness. will sell very reasonably. The
whole building at present under good lease;
rent, $50 per month. which includes store
and two apartments of 3 rooms, kitchen,
bath and rear porch; income from apart
ment. $50 per month; lease transferable
to responsible party. See
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ARBER. white. steady work Apply Sans

AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-The best retaII
proposition in Washington with distributor,
handling price and medium-prlce line.
call Sales Manager. National 3414 for ap-
pointment.
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SOLICITOR for dry cleaning route, age be-
tween 25 and 30 years: call between and
9 pm. 1928 Columbia pike, Arlington,
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STOCK GIRL. one who IS Willing TO work.
Apply S21 14th st. NV.
TELEPHONE SoLICTTORS-Large DOWN
town retail firm requires several women
with successful experience in selling over
the telephone for such lines as magazneS
to be done at off1ce: straight salary and
commission. Telephone at once for ap-
pointment. National 262O.
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statesmen twol-Will pay substantial
tions good for S75 to 500 weekly Must
be thoroughly experiepced and have proven
sales ability. Prefer men of dlRnlfled ap-
pearance over 30. References required Car
necessary. Splendid opportunity. Apply
Mr. Mytinger. National Capital Memorial
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YOUNG MAN wishes work evenings Satur-
day and Sunday: accept anything; expert
enced bookkeeping selling; college educa-
ton. Columbia 333I-J.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1859 HARVARD ST. N.W-2nd f., front
near bath newly papered. good neighbor-
hood. Ink PRIVILEGES: adults. 25'
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3.5O wk.: single
rms DOUBLE. S.; clean. warm. OUTSIDE: =
b..c.hw;2 > car lines; gentlemen. Ad. 1928.
57th BLOCK 10th ST. NW.-Private
home Large frort room. six windows.
porch; maid service; ladies or couple
Georgia 21"9. e
THE MAURY. 7O1-711 10Th ST. NV
One hundred ideal sleeping room. each with
running water: inner spring ing col, col mat nat
1910 K ST. NV. Apt. 4o5-Room in apt.
Govt. bidgs District 6O3e.
922 NJ ST. N.W.-Newly decorated. sunny
housekeeping room. alcoVe and porch, run
ming water. 81: adults.
1920 18th ST. corner of P-Large front
room bath same floor; single. So; double,
$3.50 week; phone.
5711 KANSAS AVE. Nw-Private home;
single and double rooms next to bath;
bus at corner reasonable.
1874 KALORAMA RD.-Well furnished
double room; owners home: between
heat; breakfast optional; also single room.
Col. 0112
1900 GEORGIA AVE.-Quiet private fam
lily: large, light, single. double rooms; twin
beds: 10 min. downtown; refined people
only; meals OPTIONAL SIS, $50 mo. 25'
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2014 st. NV nice
conveniences Decatur 5s47.
MT. PLEASANT-Beautiful. sunny room,
wonderful view; new home: auto. heat;
auissI conseu.; ladies. Adams 62s3.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ATTENTIoN HOME OWNERS!
Roofing. siding. rock wool; Johns-Man.
vile payment contractor; 3-year plan.
The American Reroofing Co. Inc. 1913
14th NV. Columbia 1851
GENERAL CONTRACTING.
1t is good sense to save cents. Get my
free estimate and save dollars. No Job
too small. Anything from cellar to roof.
2233 18th st. n W. Columbia 52l0 26s
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PLASTERING repairing stucco resurfaced.
| cement chimneys. waterproof Easements
damp walls: leaky roofs: reas Minnick,
| Iipc0ln 44ST-W
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES MARCH /
IN, StCdebaker sedan: like, > passengers:
references. Phone Shepherd 1920 Ext. %.
o5s
DRIVING TO ALIF.-WILL TAKE THREE
to share expenses. Phone Potomac $500.
96'
FLORIDA TOUR. MARCH lie. EAST
West Coasts and interior; private party:
subscription. Phone Emerson 7124. .5'
LADY. LEAVING FOR MEMPHIS TENN,
Mon. March ], will take one lady. share
expenses; references. Phone Dist. $500.
Apt. 334.
DRIVING TO CHICAGO SUNDAY: THREE
passengers to share expenses. Call Colum-
bia 1881 after 10 pm.
STARRING TO PITTSBURGH SAT-. RE-
turning Monday: take 3 passengers. share
expenses. Atlantic 1925 between II and 3.
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MATTRESSES, experienced over I 3 years
OF age. Apply 5111 Georgia ave. NV.
WAITRESS. white. over II years prefer
ably living in vicinity. Apply White Horse
Inn. 42lI Rhode Island ave. Brentwood,
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GOLD-DIAMONDS.

Highest Cash Prices Paid.
A. MARKEL. Room 211. 91S p NV.
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IF YOU ARE II. have D. C. drivers per
nit. record for careful driving and look
ing for Job where you can earn S30-S40
week. with opportunity for advancement,
then see Mr. Bradburn l26O "Gnd st.
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YOUNG MAN to sell used cars; must have
neat appearance. Good opportunity for
one who is willing to work and follow in
structions. Transportation furnished. Ana
costa Motor Co., @O04 Nichols ave. Sc.
See Mr. Reid
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HELP DOMESTIC.

HELP DOMESTIC.
COOK-Excellent on breads. desserts etc;
stay nights large family in suburbs. Phone
Shepherd 1929.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER. young; stay
nights: experienced city reference. 3l0l
Northampton St NV Cleveland 5s37
GIRL. white. not over 50; general house
work and laundry electric washer and
ironer); sleep in: references required; $50
month. Cleveland l13S.
assist With child: SIS month. room and
board Georgia 2i56.
HOUSEKEEPER experienced. white ener-
getic, intelligent. capable taking charge OF
small house and child, Adams 1864. be
tween = and s pm. tonight. References
required.
HOUSEKEEPER for elderly couple. COM
Portable home: 20 mi from WASHINGTON.
Phone after 3 p m Shep. 229S-J.
MOTHERS HELPER, to stay nights; must
ST. NV.
WOMAN. "5-35 age gh.w. and plain cook.
exp; $50 month. room and board. 3:39
NJ ST. NV.
stay in nights; new house. Emerson 1859.
WOMAN colored. 3O-40 years old good
cook and general houseworker; stay nights;
country suburbs: reference; s. week. Phone
WOMAN white. for general housework,
in; salary. 81. Georgia s265.
WOMAN white for light Housekeeping;
one who can sew well. Garland, 5632
Georgia ave.
WANTED-By employed business couple.
small child; good salary and fine home
After D p m. call Clev. 1928. Refs. required.
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT expert: books started kept
part time, balanced tax reports. monthly
audits prompt: lowest cost. Adams 9196.
ACCOUNTANT auditing and income tax.
books kept on monthly basis; reasonable
Phone Randolph 5466. 3s'
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN desires
evening work. Experienced on all types OF
buildings. Address Box 1l2-H. Star ONCE.
CHAUFFEUR colored. assist with house
Ontario I'd. NV. Apt. ].
CHAUFFEUR with congressional refer
ences. with or without car: 1896 La Sale
or 1-passenger Buick. Met. 1903
CHAUFFEUR. butler; gardener. years one
family. 3 years another; handy with tools.
sober. industrious willing to work. Paul
Bulow Burke. Va.
CHAUFFEUR-TRUCK DRIVER wants driv-
ing Job OF any kind. Call Adams $50.
keystone Willis.
ESTIMATOR experienced ali kinds build
ing construction. desires part time work.
Reasonable charges. Address Box 459-E.
Star Office. 20
FILIPINO wishes work chauffeur cook or
houSeman: excellent references. Call Reny.
1914 Pennsylvania ave. NV. Tel Met.
1855. 25.
HOUSEMAN- N-CHAUFFEUR. colored. wants
position with private family: excellent
local references. Please telephone Atlantic
0155.
MAN. colored. experienced, wants waiting
in club or hotel, houseman. janitor. Sam.
Adams 2327-W.
YOUNG MAN wishes work evenings, Satur-
day and Sunday; accept anything; expert
enced bookkeeping selling; college educa-
ton. Columbia 333I-J.
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YOUNG MAN-Night work for parking lot
Experienced only. 1885 L ST. NV.
YOUNG MAN stock room clerk. high
school graduate. salary. Sl5. Must be in
position to work either nights or days,
interchangeable. State in full details. age
experience and references. Address Box
lie Star nfficn
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GOVT. EMPLOYEES desiring to increase
their incomes can do so by assisting in
selecting and enrolling others for account
ancy training under. CHICAGO COLLEGE
PLAN supervised by local instructors. For
details and interview. phone Mr. SCOTT
District 3421
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NON-SCHOOL BOYS with wheels TO work
as messengers salary guaranteed. Report
Immediately 700 K ST NV
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN young man.
sell used cars. Do not answer this az un-
less you are willing to work ana follow
instructions To such a man we nave a
very fine proposition. TRANSPORTATION fur,
nished AnacoStia Motor Co 325 Good
Hope rd. Sc. see Mr.. Moorhead.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1861, 1902 11th
st has cooks maids. mattresses. nurses.
g.h-w., part time, day workers, dIShwashers.
DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec. 24l9. North
90ll 1928 gth-FurniSheS cooks, g.h.w.,
helpers, nurses, buffers. chauffeurs. dish
washers walters
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(COntinuedl

1718 18th ST. NW.-Bright, cheerful
room new furniture; walking distance;
good heat: reasonable.
1903 18th ST NW-Large room. second
noor, next to shower; two beds; phone. oil
neat. w; S25 month: for one or two
men; roommate for young man, S12 so
month Walking distance
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIEIs. black males, four
months, pedigreed registered A. K. c.:
immunized for distemper. Mrs. Belts,
Wisconsin 54o0. 20
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CHOCOLATE DIPPER, FAIR
LY EXPERIENCED. APPLY
SUPERINTENDENT'S OF
FICE, 4th FLOOR, S. KANN'S
SONS co.
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HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT or expert bookkeeper. State
age. schooling. experience and salary eX-
pected. Address Box 152-C, Star office.
ATTORNEY, graduate in engineering. for
local patent lawyers ONCE. State full par
ticulars and inclose snapshot. Address Box
Evening star., 1937-02-25

SALESMEN-This ad is directed to men
who want to earn $50 week and upward.
An opportunity is open to Join a live Or
eaniZatlon Experience not necessary. We
will instruct you and help you ID close
deals. Plenty of leads furnished. High
est commissions paid and daily compen-
floor time and transportation provided
Hill {. IihhittS lll4 VI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-17
HALE is PREACHER
AT UNION SERVICE
Third in Summer Series To
Be At First M. E. Church
In Evening

Four Henderson churches that are
holding joint union Sunday evening
services in July and August will as
semble for the third of the series to-
morrow evening. This service will re
in the First Methodist Episcopal
church, with the sermon by Rev A.
S. Hale, pastor of the First Baptist
church.
The first of the series was in the
Methodist Protestant church the first
Sunday night on July, with Rev
James A. Jones, of the First Presby-
terrain church, preaching On Sunday
night of last week. the second Of the
series was in the First Presbyterian
church with the sermon by Rev. T. J
Whitehead, of the Methodist Protes-
tant. The first round of the churches
will be completed a week hence with
the service in the First Baptist
church, and the sermon by Rev
James A. Jones, pastor of the Presby-
terrain church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-17
Local Groups For
Louisburg Drive
Have BeenNamed

Louisburg, July Reorganization in
the Louisburg College Forward Move
ment Program has now proceeded to
the point where in most instances
county committees and local church
groups have been set up. Within a
few days practically all local churches
in the entire North Carolina Metho-
dist Conference will have selected
their RESPECTIVE groups.
The Forward Movement Program is
a concerted effort on the part OF
Louisburg College with the aid and
backing of the North Carolina Con-
ference to raise 100000 for the pur-
pose of wiping out it's present indebt-
edness and making certain necessary
improvements.
The plan of organization includes
not only general and district group
ings but local county and local church
groups as well. Ministers and lay
men of all types are included in these
units With all of these set up. the
big day comes on Sunday, July 25th
when throughout the Conference in all
the churches Louisburg College Day
will be observed.
several persons In Vance County
and surrounding territory are taking
part in the Forward Movement Pro
gram Of the College.
Ministers are Rev. r. E. Brown of
Henderson; Rev. H. C. Richard of
Durham; Rev. D. A. Petty of Middle
burg; Rev. B. o. Merritt, of Kittrell.
Sponsors for the local churches are
G. B. Brewer, Tabernacle Church
Townsville; Sturges Collins, Middle
burg Church, Manson; T. J. Harring-
ton, Shocco Church, Henderson; G. G.
Stainback, Cokesbury Church Hen
derson; c. S. Nicholson, Ebenezer
Church, Kittrell; B. B. Woodlief, Kit
trell Church Kittrell; Walter Finch
Jr. Plank Chapel, Kittrell; w. E.
Wilson, Trinity church, Louisburg
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-17
MERCURY GOES TO
NEAR 100 DEGREES
Friday Temperature Record
for Summer; Some Re-
lief Is Promised

Thermometer readings early this
afternoon showed the mercury climb
ing again well toward the century
mark, but not expected to make quite
that dizzy height, following a record
high Friday afternoon for the sum-
mer. The mercury went to around
80 IL Friday, one half degree above
the SO level of Saturday and Sunday
a week ago.
A sprinkle of rain late Friday even
ing cooled the atmosphere for the
time, but was not sufficient to bring
any permanent relief from the heat
Some relief was held out by the
weather forecast today, which prom
ised thundershowers late in the day
and slightly cooler temperatures on
Sunday in this section of the State.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-17
TOBACCO YIELD Is
LIKELY TO Be LESS
Poor Stands and Four D;e
ferent Sizes; But Crop
Is Growing

Because of an unfavorable nlo...
season the 1887 tobacco cron i, vi.
county, and to some extent at y. .nls
for this entire section. is not exn r"s'
ed to be on par with that of w.,
year, either in quantity or ouoIi.9
County Agent ]. w. Sanders said ~. "
day. Mr.. Sanders has had occasio, W.
observe the crop in virtually all ~ "
tions of the county. ''V'
Growers had great difficulty in
getting stands because of unfavorob l.,
conditions at planting time. In mon'.
fields there are three and four "aunas
of tobacco in the same rows. duo =.
repeated re-planting made necescor,,
by earlier settings willing and dvins
in the hot weather and for want n
moisture.
Srch tobacco as there is howevor
is showing considerable growth o.
cording to the county agent. 1t is com
ing out as well as could be exnectoa
and has not been seriously retarded
by the hot weather that has PREVAILS
for the past two weeks While ton,
peratures have been unusually hipb
very little firing" has been observed
in growing fields. The hot nights have
helped the growth. Scattered thunder
showers, moreover, have Furnished
moisture in most instances.
Here and there a field of beautiful
tobacco is observed, but most of the
crop in this county and section is
more or less spotted, with varying de-.
grees of growth.
Cotton is showing good growth
and satisfactory yield is anticipated
The crop is also very good in this
section.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-17
Soldiers Leave Tomorrow
For Stay At Camp jackson
Annual Encampment Is SIN for Infantry Organization;
Sturees in Command; Me dical Men Also Go To
Same Destination for Two Weeks Period

With some of their organizations al
ready gone, the main body of soldlets
of the local National Guard units Will
leave tomorrow morning for Camp
Jackson. near Columbia, S. c., for
their annual encampment. Company
c. infantry unit, and the various de-
partments of the 105th Medical Regi-
ment will embark for the two weeks
stay at Jackson, returning here on
Sunday, August l.
The encampment will be the Sind
annual event for Company c, one of
the oldest military establishments in
North Carolina, which is in command
of Captain c. B. Sturges, with First
Lieutenant G. M. ONeil and Second
Lieutenant George D. Williams. Be
sides the three commissioned officers,
the enlisted personnel will number 60,
Captain Sturges said today
The advance detail left Friday for
Camp Jackson to draw rations for the
usual menu that goes to make de-
licious Sunday dinner for the soldiers.
1t was back in 1885 that Company
C went into its first encampment.
Frior to that time the company was
known as the Vance Guards a direct
offshoot of the original Granville
Grays, organized March 6, 1861, for
Civil War duty. The present Company
is one of the oldest units in this sec
ton of the State, only few such
units as Hornets Nest Riflemen of
Charlotte and Fayetteville Light In
fantry ante-dating the unit here.
Captain Sturges recalled today that
ever since Henderson has been here,
there has been a military unit con-
nected with the growth and civil life
of the community. The present roster
differs greatly from theO riginal, dat
ed March 6, 1861, but the old family
names are still prominent in the list
of members.
The Service Company and regimen
tai band of the 1O5th Medical Regi-
ment loaded their trucks at 9 a. M to-
day. and ten motor units were ready
today for the start to Camp Jackson
early tomorrow morning. They will
leave at 5 o'clock by motor truck,
while the infantrymen go on special
train, starting around a. m. or soon
thereafter The infantrymen expect to
have their MONDAY lunch at camp.
The medical regiment units, with
their supplies along, will stop at
Cheraw, S. c., for lunch at hotel
and they expect to get to camp a.
round p. m. Units leaving tomor-
row will be in command of Captain
w. H. Fleming. Warrant Officer Ben
S. Rem is director of the regimental
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-17
ADD SIX TEACHERS
LOUSBURG STAFF
President Earnhardt An
nounces Additions; May
be More Soon

Louisburg, July 17-Six new mem
bers have Deen added to the faculty OF
Louisburg college for the coming
school year, it has been announced by
DIR. D. E. Earnhardt, President of the
institution.
These additions have been approved
bv the Board of Trustees and it is
possible that other members may be
added later on.
George Oliver, an A. B. and M. A.
graduate of the University of North
Carolina, will be head of the Depart
ment of Science during the coming
school year. For the past year he
has taught in the Burlington city
school, and has been assistant foot
ball coach there also.
Clarence Mulligan is the new head
of the Department of Industrial Arts.
He received his training at Ashbury
College and Cornell University. He
has taken special work in general
carpentry, cabinet making, general
electricity, steam fitting and agricul-
ture.
Rev. J. G. Phillips has been en-
p;oyed to teach the Old and New
1GSIdIu0LI Ill CCIIHcCIlOll WILL Al0 pos
torate at Louisburg Methodist Church
He is an A. B. graduate of Emory Uni
versity and an A. B. D. graduate OF
Duke University School of Religion
For several years Mr.. Phillips has
served as dean 9th eyoungpeo
assembly of the North Carolina Metho
dist Conference which meets each
year at Louisburg College.
E. v. Peele will be the new head
of the English Department and also
the new dean of men. He has his A
B., and M. A. from Wofford, and has
done work on his Phi. D. at Duke Uni
versity. He has been teaching Eng
lish at Lander College for severa
years.
Miss Elsie Craig, the new librarian
has the A. B. and B. l.. S. degree!
from the University of North Caro-
lima. For the past two years she ha
served as librarian at the Chapel Hill
High School.
The new coach and Director of PLY
steal Education for men is John Cam
eron who has his A. B. from Elon Col
lege. He has been coaching at tn
Jonesboro High School for the pas
year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-17
FOUR CASES TRIED
IN COUNTY COURT

Four cases were tried in county
court today before Recorder r. T.
Clements, three of the defendants he
ing found guilty.
Clyde Faulk, convicted of trespass
and assault with deadly weapon, had
prayer for judgment continued upon
payment of the costs.
w. w. Hughes was fined you ana
costs and his drivers license was re-
voked for II months when ne was
convicted of drunken driving.
Twin Johnson was not guilty OF
trespass.
A road term of II months was
given Robert Griffin for assault with
a deadly weapon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-17
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

lid DAT Id OI1OICOI1
Rev. Albert S. Hale, pastor.
You are invited to the services of
our church tomorrow as follows:
9:45 a. IN. Sunday school. Attend
ance last Sunday 324.
Hoo a. m. Morning Worship Serv-
ice with sermon by the pastor on the
topic: II Will If You WILL"
Special music by a trio consisting
of Miss Emma Jones, r. j. Jones and
w. B. Harrison.
Union services at the First Metho-
dist Church 800 o'clock with sermon
by the pastor of the First Baptist
church on the topic: '"The Sins of Re
ligion."
A memorial service sponsored by
the Kiwanis club in memory of the
late J. Harry Bum will be held in the
church Wednesday evening 8 o'clock.
The pastor will be associated with
the Corinth Baptist Church between
EPSON and Louisburg in special meet
ings this week.
Regular meeting Woman's Mission
airy Society will lbe held in the church
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-17
whot$0otpq ;'h* Churches

Sermon by the pastor using as his
subject "Our Task" We welcome you.
7:15 p. m. Senior and Junior Chris
tan Endeavor meetings.
800 p. m. Evening worship service.
The evening sermon will be preached
by Rev. T. J. Whitehead. We invite
everyone to attend.
The pastor will be away next week
in a series of revival services.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-17
BIBLE SCHOOL WILL
RESUME ON MONDAY
Vacation Course at M. e. Church To
Conclude With Exercises on
Next Friday

In recess over the weekend the
daily vacation Bible school at the
First Methodist Episcopal church will
resume Monday for the second and
final week. Commencement" exer-
cises will be held on Friday of next
week. The school began last Monday.
Rev. T. J. Whitehead, pastor of the
Methodist Protestant church, is d.
recting the school. His church and
the M. E. congregation are cooperat-
ing in the school, which has attracted
a representative group of young peo-
pie from both churches during the
first week.
Leaders of the school have also
been drawn from both congregations
Glasses are held only during the fore
noon. The first half hour is given over
to devotional exercises, and two pc
RODS follow, with adjournment for
the day at around Ills a. m.