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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-06-01
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

| lead, which was won with the A.
The diamond K was allowed to
hold, and West won with the heart
K the return lead of that suit. He
followed with a heart to the J.
Now the club finesse was tried and
lost to West, who led another heart
to South's 10, Those who failed
to make the contract entered dunn
my with the spade @ and took an
other club finesse which lost to
West, who cashed another heart
and led diamond to East's A.
The contract was made by those
who on the seventh trick laid down
the club A, figuring they could af-
ford to lose a club trick to East
but not to West. Played in that
way, only two tricks were lost.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-06-01
MINIMIZE YOUR RISK

SCIENTIFIC play of a no trump
contract is frequently a matter OF
minimizing your risks. BY so do
ing. you conversely increase your
chances of success. Usually one
defender is more dangerous than
the other and efforts must be con-
centrated on keeping him out of the
lnad
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-06-01

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-06-01

QUESTIONS FROM READERS
H. G. M: my child's legs,
arms and face chap all winter al
most to the bleeding point, making
it necessary for her to wear long.
sleeves and stockings and have her
face given nightly treatment. Is
there any way I can make her
skin more resistant to cold
weather."
Answer: Chapping is due to a
dry, sensitive skin, which should be
protected against cold and wind.
There are a great many children
beside this one who should wear
stockings and long-sleeved UNDER
wear during the winter. There Is
no absolute prevention except con-
slant care. Such skin should NOT
be cleaned either often or vigor-
ously. It should be oiled regularly,
not only at night but also IN the
daytime. Soap and water should
be avoided.
La gaceta., 1938-08-03
Presenta una nueva nota de protesta
Ell embajador japones en- Moscou
Russia avisa de nuevo al Gobierno militarista
japones que no retrocedera en- la defensa
de SUI territorio ~

Moscou, AgoSto 3.-Preten-
diendo ignorar la aggression de
sus tropas, derTotadas aver
por ell ejercito russo, ell Gobier
no japones entreg6 hoy una Sc
gunda nota de protesta en- ell
comisariado soviet de nego-
clos extranjeros.
Fuertes combates sc han IL
|brado junto a Chungkufeng,
en- las ultimas "a horas, con a.
viaci6n, tanques y otros arma-
mentos.
Aparentemente ell Gobierno
japones desea la paz, pero no
ajusta sus actos a las notas,
como hizo en- China.
Una segunda guerra, a jul
clio de los expertos militares,
ha estallado; pero es una que
ira sin declarar, por ell estilo
de las que vienen sosteniendo
las naciones totalitarias.
Russia teme la derrota de Chi
ma Y por este actua, dicen en-
Toxic, pero tai cosa Sc MEGA
en- las esferas oficiales del So
lviet.
La segunda protesta japone
sa, hecha como 81 Russia no hu
Ibiera protestado va de la in
vasi6n, la entreg6 a Litvinoff
ell embajador nippon, Mamoru
~Shigemitsu.
Tenemos la intencion de i'm
pedir, Sc dijo en- Toxic, la re-
ptici6n de nuevos actos de vic
lencia.
Aseguran los diplomatEcos
japoneses que los ataques Sc
realizaron por ell mando russo,
en- la f~rontera, sin 6rdenes de
Moscu.
Toxic informa que Ell alta
que de no, hecho por una di-
vision rusa y tanques, reviste
mayor gravedad que los ante
riores.
Una nueva nota rusa de pro
tesla, entregada en- Toxic, di-
ce que ell mantenimiento de
las hostilidades, producto de
La gaceta., 1938-08-03

la aggression japonesa, pudiera
conducir a consequences extre
madamente graves.
Ell Gobierno Soviet intenta
defender su te%rritorio, sin va
cilaciones, contra todos los a.
tacantes.
Dicese que ell Gobierno ru-
so, en- prueba de buena fe, es-
ia dispuesto a definir de nue.
vo los limites que separan a 81
IBERIA de la Corea Y del Man
ehukuo; pero sin declinar sus
legitimos derechos.
FL periodico 'Estrella Ro-
ia asegura que ell ejercito Sc
mantiene dentro de los limites
del territorio Soviet y que la
aviaci6n no ha hecho los alta
ques inventados por las agen
cias de noticias del Jap6n.
LA aggression es producto de
los desafueros de los militaris-
tas, animados por Ell exito de
pasadas provocaciones.
Los japoneses trataron de
recapturar aver ell cerro que
habian perdido en- combate
con los rusos, sufriendo ambas
parties muchas bajas. La nue.
va aggression fue rechazada.
AL mismo tempo Sc infor-
mo a Jose Stain, por ell conf
sario de guerra, general Vo-
rosiloff, que las tropas estan
listas para destruir al enemigo
japones a 10 largo de la from
terra.
La gaceta., 1938-08-03
LA R~ETAGUARDIA DE-.
(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)

mundo siente por Ell general La
zaro Cardenas, por su obra en-
pro del pueblo mexicano y por
la ayuda que presto a Espana.
En- diferentes ocasiones Ell p1
blioo ovacion6 al orador.
La Srta. Evangelina Lafuen-
tie, en- representation de la So
ciedad Centre Asturiano, lie en-
treg6 a la esposa del general un
ramo de flores. Sentidas pala :
bras pronunci6 la inteligente
muchacha.
Completaron ell programa, con
n1meros de canto y bale, los ar
tistas del cuadro "Alma Espa-
nola", Teresita Espana, Nina de
Ecija, Mary Sevilla, Jesus Pc
rosanzs y Julio Alfonso.
Terminate ell acto, la directi-
va del Centre Asturiano, obse'
qui6 al general PhilemOre, su es
posa e invitados.
Ell acto de anoche enaltece
Tampa y sirvi6 para poner d.
relieve ell respeto y la considers
ci6n que por Mexico siente esta
retaguardia.
La gaceta., 1938-08-03

trata, segaln pregonan sus dirl-
gentes de espanolizar a Espana.
E~specialmente, Y para llevar a
feliz .termino esta "espanoliza-
cion" Sc han tornado las medi-
das siguientes:
"Escuela Professional de Co.
mercio de Cadiz.
"ARiso. Con esta fecha Sc i
nauguran las classes de idioma
arabe vulgar"
"Diario de Cadiz" 2-238.
"Se organiza en- Vitoria un
curse de lengua italiana"
"Diario de Cadiz' 1888.
'1Cursos de lengua alemana.
Colegio Aleman. Gale Brasil Is
Porvenir."
"A.B.C." 24-2-38.
"Cursos de lengua italiana.
En- ell Fascio italiano de Sevilla,
Raffaele Tarantini, estan va a.
biertas las inscripciones para
los curse SIDE lengua italiana,
que bajo los auspicios de la Dele
gazione del Easel Italiano Allies
tero per la Spagna, Sc van a ini-
ciar p~roximamente."
'La Union, Sevilla, 16-1O-37.
Anuncios como estos cuatro
pueden leerse en- cualquier Pc
ri6dico de la IONA rebelde. cual-
quier dfa, en- todas stas paginas.
Aqui esta, a grandes trazos,
la escuela fascista en- Espana.
Con las palabras de sus dirigen-
ties la hemos presentado. Cual es
su calibre, cual su miseria v su
pobreza, a la vista de todos esta.
Su lena bien podrfa ser esta
Erase, pronunciada por uno de
sus dirigentes en- la clausura del
cuiso en- Pamplona, y a traves
de la Tue ga II ndo sohre al sir-
nificado que la do su autor, a.
pa. zee Ell fascismo:
la UNIWERSIDAD CE-
RRADA: JUVENTUD TRIUN
FANTE!"
"Afrlea EspAna', sevilla, TO-
1887,
NUESTRA EsPANA).
La gaceta., 1938-08-03
Ell CORONEL P. o. KNIGHT
DESEA QUE LA INVESTIGA
CION SEA COMPuETA
No Mostrnrd los LibrOS para
MpaG Investigaci6n PGrcidl

A su regreso de Carolina del
Norte, Ell coronel Peter O..
Knight, presidente de la compa-
MIA Tampa Electric, notifico al
ayuntamiento que Sc halla dis
puesto a abrir los libros para
una investigation completa, pc
no no para la investigation par
cial recomendada hace pocos
dfas por un comite de conceja-
les. AE
Esa actitud del presidente de
la empresa sc explica clanamen
tie en- una carta recibida por q
CONCEAL Raglan, presidente del
Comite Especial de Utilidades
Publicas.
La empresa no tolerara una
investigation de un solo lado y
sc ofrece a abonar la mitad de
los gastos de una Investigation
impartial.
Los concejales habian acorda-
do emplear a la compafiia Burns
y CcDonnell, de Kansas, para
examinar los libros y mantiener
todavia su acuerd0.
Estos expertos deberan estu.
diar Ell valor de las propiedades
de la corporation, sus servicioe
y determinar 81 las tarifas cleo
tricas deben ser ajustadas.
Burns y Mcdonnell fue la mis-
La gaceta., 1938-08-03

Para comenzar, la mujer es
algo de tai endeblez moral. cue
hay que tenerla siempre separa-
da del hombre. La suciedad mo-
raj que esta MEDIA implica no
neceslta concentrates. Las nor
mas de perfection de la muier
de FalanSe resucitan ell medioe-
vo: Sc comienza por la humil-
dad y sc termina por la total a.
nulaci6n de la personalidad fe-
menina,, por csc atroz ser ell
complemento del hombre Y no
ser NADIA mas. Pero donde ense-
ma Ell fascismo su oreja v su
verdadera faz, es en- csc dar a
as obreras senSaci6n de ser Sc
res hnmGnos, csc considerar a
prIori que, por obrera primero
y por mujer despuss,, Las classes
humildes pertenecen por entero
a una clase z~Ool6gica inferior.
Bsta IS Ia escuela fascista. Sc
La gaceta., 1938-08-03
NUEVO LOCAL DE LA CA
MARA. DE COMERCIo DE
YBOR

La oficina de la Camara de
Concrete de Ybor City, Sc en-
cuentra establecida desde aver
en- Ell edificio de la Novena ave-
nida y Gale IA, donde estuvo ell
restaurant FL Pasaje.
Ali funciona tambien la AGA
demia de Mdsica de la WPA, re-
cientemente creada.
El edificio tiene al presente
I'm ~contrato de arrendamiento
con ell gobierno de los Estados
Unidos.
Muchas comodidades Sc han
dado a la Camara por los direc-
torres de la WPA en- Tampa.
La gaceta., 1938-08-03

ma companfa que estudi6 Ell sis
tema de aqua de Tampa en-
1892, V su trabajo fue declara-
do comprensivo y satisfactorio.
iEsperase que los concejales a.
dopten nuevos acuerdos en- esta
La gaceta., 1938-08-03

La DietGdacrG Espirftaddl:
ia Universidad tiene que
ser cat6lica. Y no cabe serlo
medias'.
Joaquin AspinzU.
''La Union" Sevilla 1929.
"Consecuencia de este amber
tie religioso, que ha de envolvel
la educaci6n en- la Escuela, ha
de ser la asistencia obkgdtorih
en- corporation de todos los nj.
nos y maestros de las escuelas
na~cionales, en- los dfas de pre-.
cepto, a la misa p%arroquial, fl
jada a bora conveniente de a.
cuerdo con la autoridad eclesias
tica."
Circular de la Jefatura del
Servicio Nacional de la Ense-
nanZa
"Gaceta del Norte" Bilbao, 9.
1888.
No sabemos hasta que puntc
esta intolerancia religiosa esta
de acuerdo con las normas de Ia
Iglesia Cat6lica, que "debe pro.
pagan la libertad de ensenanza
donde ell catolieismo Sc persigue
0 tOle,n', pero, en- TODD case,
aqui ell faScismo. espanol es un
POGO mas pasta que Ell PAPA
INOCENCIO w quien decret6
mo hay derecho a obligar a los
infieles a abrazar la fe de Girls
to, pues que TODD hombre debe
ser dejado a su libre arbitrio y
solo la gracia de Dios vale en-
esta ocasi6n."
Inocencio Nv app. ad Decret
De Voto'',
Pare ser MGestros de esta
EscuelG Sc Necesita,
10 No saber Ieer. Hay que
ser apostol y, seg1n decia Ell in-
signe Manj6n, ell maestro puede
ser ap6stol cuando estudia, Guam
do ensela, cuando sufre. NO Sc
NECESTTA r TALENTO
M VASTA CULTURA.
Cursillo de Moral para Macs
tros en- Sevilla, Palabras de Su
Eminencia.
La Union, Sevilla, 1858.
60 Haber sidO "delatad0" co.
mo buen fascista, "Aprobada
con caracter provisional la lista
de maestras aspirantes a desem-
penar escuelas..,"
la lista podra ser examina-
da por ell p1blico en- general, y
todos estdn obtigados a 1oner
en- cOnocimient0 de esta Conf
sion, cuantos datos desfavora-
bles posean sobre la conducta
religiosa, moral, politica y rela-
cionada con ell Movimiento ma
cional..."
Hero Bilbao, 1888.
Y 50 Ir al SYNDICATE de Falange
"potHaHda'1ansente'':
~ ESperas para inscribirte
en- ell SEM. (Sindicato Espanol
del Magisterio) a que tie 10 i'm
pongan obhgatoriamente? Pien-
sa que hay una enorme diferen-
cia entire que vengas de grade o
te HeUem0S q rastrus..."
"Arriba Bspadia, HampIona,
25-9-37.
Una vez estas condolences
bien armonizadas eel maestro"
ingresar en- La eseuela fas
No aohioudn Iao-
La gaceta., 1938-08-03

Una vez estas condolences
bien armonizadas eel maestro"
puede ingresar en- la eseuela fas
cista, No sabiendo leer, preocu-
La gaceta., 1938-08-03

"Busca siempre ser Ell exacto
complemento del hombre''.
"Destino'', 1859,
La gaceta., 1938-08-03
La cultura que los ~fascistas quieren para Espana
Lea y medite ell ciudadano de Espana y America

pado constantemente con las po-
sibles denuncias an6nimas del
possible enemigo personal, y con-
trolado por ell Sindicato falan-
gista, no hay posibilidades de
que sc lie ocurra ensenar a los
ninos, ESQ que otro fascista lla-
mo '1a peligrosa mania de leer".
Pero en- Gambia esta Escweh
es mag Gemerosa:
ia cultura Sc organizara en-
forma que no Sc malogre ningdn
talento por falta de medios e.
con6micos. Todos los que 10 me-
rezcan tendran facil acceso in
cluso a los estudios superiores."
Punto "a de las Normas Prag
maticas del Estado
Y hGstG Sc les peYmite comviviir
CON las classes privlegdddas:
EN- todos los actos de la vida
colegiada, como son las classes,
refectorios, alcobas, deportes,
paseos, etc. Sc hara que estos a.
lumnos clos pobres) Sc distribu-
gan de mode que estSn en- con-
tactic CON los pudientes, procu-
rando, por la intimidad de la
convivencia, la. approximation
social entire ricos y pobres."
Instrucciones para ell cumpli-
miento de la orden de fecha 4
de Nov. de 1887.
"F.E.", Sevilla, 80 Nov. 81.
Y eeto y noeox de o,,o.
Aun los arboles de campo
no son de lgual condiclon: unos
son para hacer santos V otros
para hacer santos y otros para
lHFefVenclon e Ram!ro A.
ram2afu Abad Cursl'-os del Ma
glste.lo
li-9-37'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-13
DUKE ALUMNI MEET
IN OXFORD FRIDAY
Annual Dinner To Hear Ad-
dress By DR.. Wilson,
Chemistry Teacher

Alumni of Duke from Vance, Gran
vile and Warren counties are to meet
in Oxford tomorrow evening for their
annual dinner, which is to be held at
the Methodist church at $50 o'clock.
A separate association is maintained
for each of the three counties, but
the annual dinners are held together,
alternating between Oxford and Hen
derson.
+, DR.. r. N. Wilson, OF the chemistry
department at Duke, is to be the
speaker. His theme will have to do
with the current year-long observance
of the Tooth anniversary of the found
ing of the institution. s.a. "a.
| DR.. j. S. Bradsher, of Stovall, presi-
dent of the Granville unit, will pre-
side. Frank Gibbs, of Warrenton, is
president of TIC Warren county
alumni unit, and Henry A. Dennis, of
the Vance association.
1t is expected that a considerable
number of alumni of this county will
join the groups at Oxford for the
meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-13
Bulldogs Determine To Defeat S. Hill Friday

The ruling upheld the order given by
Judge r. Hunt Parker in Vance Su-
perior Court at the March term last
spring.
When the action was called in SUI
perior court, Judge Parker ruleds that
the City Council went beyond its
jurisdiction in offering to pay any
thing for alleged damages, since no
property was acquired by the city,
and that the offer to pay was made
on mistaken judgment by both Sides
since William street was not lowered
the extent of the Is inches which was
the basis of the agreement to pay.
The Supreme Court sustained Judge
Parker in his ruling, made without
submitting the issue to jury.
When the underpass was under con-
struction extensive excavations were
made for approaches on William
street, as well as other streets. It was
at first thought that William street
would be lowered by some 18 inches
in front of the Serve-All Service Sta
ton, owned by the plaintiff. The City
Council agreed to pay certain sums
/ because of the drop in the street, in
| Guiding services in leveling off the
property and laying concrete. When
it was seen that the street would not
] be lowered, the city backed off from
| the agreement, and refused to pay
| whereupon Mr.. Jenkins started the
| litigation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-13
MANY PLACEMENTS
FROM Job OFFICE: ! |:
- - So
E Employment Service Unable
To Keep Up With De-
mands for Help

Demand on the local office of the
North Carolina State Employment
Service for workers is exceeding the
supply in certain lines, and the office
for the first two weeks of this month
has experienced one Of the busiest Pc
riods since it was established, accord
ing to Harry C. Evans, acting
manager.
There have been numerous calls for
household workers and skilled trades
people. Many have been met but there
still exists a shortage of these ap-
plicants at the office, according to
Mr. Evans. Retail statesmen and steno-
graphers have also been in demand.
Some 65 laborers have been furnished
to tobacco stemmaries and the de-
mand has been SO pronounced that
many workers have been transferred
from WPA projects to private employ
ment during the emergency period.
The employment service office seeks
to bring employer and, employee to-
gether, and. serves as a medium for
both skilled and unskilled labor, as
well as professional people.
Following is a statement by Mr..
EVdnS dUOuJ dNI1V1tAOo VI AAAo OAAASO
here:
"The first two weeks of October
have brought to the Henderson office
of the North Carolina State Employ
ment Service period of most varied
activity.
"The local office at the beginning
of the month has received many calls
for household workers and skilled
tradespeople. Many of these openings
have been filled, but there still exists
a shortage of these applicants in the
employment office. AS result of a
very satisfactory placement made for
an employer who operates chain of
restaurants, the entire chain is now
depending upon the Service to fill it's
personnel openings. Other outstanding
placements made since the beginning
of the month have been retail sales
men, stenographers and household
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-13
JUNIOR HIGH GRID
TEAM WINS 21 TO IL

The Junior high school football
eleven whipped the ninth and tenth
grade gridders of the high school yes
terday afternoon 21 to IL on the
Junior high field
The high school boys rolled up two
touchdowns in the first quarter, with
Tucker and Garrett Juggling the ball.
The Juniors came back strong, out
playing the highs in every department
rolling up their score. Allen, McGhee
and Boone did the touchdown scoring
for the Juniors. Allen and Braswell
were outstanding in the backfield.
with Boone and McGhee playing bang
up ball in the line. Braswell turned
in some nice kicks for Junior high.
Langley substituted for Boone for the
Juniors.
Coach Wick is tutoring the Junior
high lads.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-13
OFFICERS CAPTURE
BIG BOOZE PLANT
Plant In Full Operation
When Officers Arrive
Around Noon

Officers swooped down on an illicit
liquor still in full operation today
about noon in Middleburg township,
near the Warren county line, the OPP
orators making good their escape
when the officers arrived.
The outfit was of 100 gallon cap
acity, run from steam boiler. About
600 ga.-c..s ca beer was destroyed
along with 35 gallons of newly made
corn whisky. EIGHT cases of fruit
jars were taken along with 800 pounds
of sugar.
The plant was complete in every de-
tail, and was turning out whisky
when the officers arrived.
Enforcement Officers ]. G. Cham
pion and l.. A. Jackson, of Vance
county, Dave Huff and D. T. Joyner,
of Franklin county, and G. j, Hayek,
William A. Nitzer and H. D. McMunn
of the Alcoholic Tax unit, Raleigh
were in on the raid.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-13

workers.
The staff of the Employment Serv-
ice, being pleased with the coopera-
ton received from employers and the
progressive results in filling the or
ders, received an SOS. call from a
tobacco factory in an adjoining coun-
ty to furnish tobacco sstemmers The
employment office contacted local
transfer man and made arrangements
for transportation of these workers.
Later, the Employment Service was
called upon to- furnish stemmers to a
local concern. It is estimated that 65
workers have been furnished these
concerns to date
"The Employment Service contact
ed the local WPA office and coop
GRAFTON was received from the au-
thorities here to curtail the work on
their projects until this emergency
or the tobacco season, closed Nearly
every colored person responded very
well to this call and reported for work
early Wednesday morning, October
s22, leaving only a few colored people
working on WPA in Vance county
those being skilled workers.
These are only few of the serv
ices offered to the public by the NORTH
Carolina State Employment Service
This agency is set up to render, with
out any fees or charges. assistance tc
employers in Shefr personnel pro-
blems. 1t also aids the unemployed
applicant, whether he is unskilled OF
highly trained in his profession, il
bringing him in contact with the EN-
ployer and in enabling him again tc
become self-sustaining citizen of hi:
community."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-13
Fighting Spirit Shown
During Drills This Week
Rideout Has Charley
Horse, Gambler In
Condition to II ur |
Passes; jackson May
Get in Game; Tarry
Replaces Grissom At
Tackle


Whatever the seasons record is thus
far, is something behind the Hen
derson high school Bulldogs, who
have been running through their
drills this week with plenty of spirit,
getting into top condition for their
engagement with South Hill, Va. there
Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Last year, Henderson took the Vir-
ginia team by 13 to score, and
a green Bulldog eleven this year will
have to fight extra hard if they hope
to win over powerful South Hill
eleven
Last Friday night, Mt. Airy rolled
over the Bulldogs like a tidal wave,
being heavier, more experienced and
better ball players in every depart
ment, except fight. The Bulldogs inn
pressed Miller with their determine
tion in spite of the overwhelming
score, the largest rolled up against a
Henderson team in recent years, ex-
cept the defeat at the hands Of
Petersburg, Va, some few years ago.
Gambler is Ready
Billy Gambler, ace passer of the
Bulldogs is back in form. He heaved
passes in the Mt. Airy game, but his
team was outclassed. The passer got
plenty of roughing during the con
test, but the boy showed he could
take it. Miller is expecting him to
continue his fine passing in Fridays
contest.
RideOut Ailing
Robert Rideout, back, is ailing, and
may not be able to play much of the
game. Rideout charley
horse. Jack Sanders, center, has
bad ankle, due to being clipped from
the rear.
A change in the first string line
sends Tarry to J. Grissoms tackle
post. larry has been showing Miller
plenty of stuff, and has won the start
ing call. L. A. Jackson, who played
whale of a game against insurmount-
able odds in Mt. Airy, may see some
action against the Virginians He
was hurt in the Mt. Airy game.
Coach Bing Miller is expecting
every Bulldog to give a fine account
of himself in tomorrow's contest, and
he plans to carry the entire squad,
leaving here at 1890 o'clock for the
game site.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-13
any, italy, Britain and France.

Before expiration of the ultima
tum, a high Hungarian source assert
ed that Hungary probably would order
Hungarian army, mobilization tonight
if the demands were not accepted.
However, announcement that her de-
mands would be referred to a four
power group was believed to indicate
that immediate military action was
not contemplated.
. Shortly before p. m, a Czech dele
gate disclosed that his country had
made new proposal, but details were
not disclosed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-13
TWO REALTY DEEDS,
FILED WEDNESDAY,

Two realty transfers were recorded
with the Vance Registry yesterday. T..
G. Abernethy, substituted trastee, sold
the Home Owners Loan Corporation a
lot at the corner Of William and Nit
chell streets for S8,982.00.
M. G. Brcadlove, ct al, conveyed
80 IA acres of land in Middleburg
township to Citizens Realty and Loan
Co., for $40 and considerations.