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HOUSES FOR SALE.

OUTSTANDING VALUE.
rSSm saIn
semi-detached brick, ro% rooms bath: lot
ne co%den snd ali mefa Efffsa M
Na'ne' HsnaP11R MaPEE s4t JAMES, INC
LOCATED IN WooDRIpqE, D. C.,
Near Gath and Rhode Island Ave.
bedrooms sa Ppiced qt dfs at % sa5oo anfur
to or ssss1 es Sr
320S
Just Above Roosevelt High.
Reconditioned Like New.
floors Deep lot; garage. OPEN.
223 CONCORD AVE NV.
At Kennedy st. and Kansas Ave.
WAPLE & JAMES INC.
CORNER HOME-$6s5O.
WAPLE & JAMES INC.
HILLcREsT-CENTER-H COLONIAL
rooms, baths. recreation room. Open.
PxGL ?. Z sToNE. 70 Line. 1875. Adams os5s
Located in Washington's Best Residential
Section.
Lovely Detached Brick.
extra large rooms, two modern baths
very large. recreation room. finished attic:
This home is an outstanding buy: modern
to the last word. See this home, compare
the construction. locat ton, price. This is
the house you are looking for
WAPLE & JAMES INC
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE-SIx-R ROOM
location. Terms like rent. Inspect 1904
00D PAUL JI'is :. STONE. ADAMS os5a.
SIG oGLETHoPPE, ST, NV.
Reconditioned Like New.
Rooms on Two Floors.
wAPLE & JAMES INC.
BARGAIN HUNTERS or INVESTORS
large lot; reconditioned; priced to sell: in
heart Of Petworth. Call MR.. oREM. Geor-
- Al QUINCY ST. NV.
Elght rooms 212 baths. open fireplace.
h,-wh oil burner hardwood floors, ar
garage Small cash pa ayment balance III ike a
rent .,. ~" 1 XAfIs j i;2S Saan5 5sS B' e s,.
oil heat; heart OF Chevy Chase To be sold
4 pm. Monday. 1924 41st st. NV.
=, SEE SO r ST. NE.
house condition, owner says to sell Here
Is chance TO get home in convenient
neighborhood Mr. Partlow.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
AWARDED GOOD HOUSEKEEPING NAG
azine Shield of Merit" An unusual home
on beautifully wooded lot in Rollingwood
rooms. :, baths paneled library with Law.
atory. basement lounge. maids room and
bath; Gear garage; G. E air condition ing
Also beautifully wooded lots on which
your order, or sell lots separately. Drive
through park via Beach drive to Leland
St at Conn. ave to E Woodbine, Brook
vile I'd. and Leland st. to 1ol3 Rolling
rd. Open daily TO $50
1922 K ST. NV National 1910.
BUNGALow-s4e 900. MINI. AVE AND
Not new. but + n So GOOD : Condition C. bed
rooms. modern kitchen with refrigeration.
INV h., cellar. . porches: fenced lot: ga
raee Very easv terms Decatur 0054-M
. BRICK HOMES, Mr.. WoODRIDGE.
"l12 Shepherd ST. .e-Detached. Cape
Soase Soa eonon 70 esrnxe h Fepaee eFee n o5
:2la, Bunker Hi I'd n,e.-Detached
6 r.. tile bath. modern kitchen. fireplace.
concrete porch: gas heat: garage: $500
oo,I WILLIAM ! .Is R. THoRow6ooD, o6soco oa,-
NEW ALL-BR1cK BUNGALoW-sso5o
; large rooms including extra large liv-
s @ double 0Psa s'DlsTT uausnay M oaipe iarae
closet space. beautiful modern Kitchen with
factory-built cabinet lge foored attic with
spaGe TO finish future rms snd bah full nn
convenient 10 everything rs Gist ave.
Silver Spring. Call Shepherd 1911. l to
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

1925 SHEPHERD ST. NE.
r. H. A. TERMS IF DESIRED.
Open daily till p m.
ROOMY OLD HOUSE
WITH FINE RIVER VIEW.
Built on the foundation of the, old
fine view Of the Anacostia River and sur
roundino city; There are 10 rooms 2
l20xIOO IT.. with trees, Convenient to
public and private schools. Only S7,250
Natl. 1896. A. NJ ROTH Temple 1884
1902 MACOMB ST. NV.
Detached stucco: 10 rooms. 2h baths. re-
ception hall. pAneled beamed dining room,
den. sleeping porch. finished attic and
shower, finished basement. laundry. extra
laVatory. oil hot-water heat with latest
ssummsr,yin2ter sun hook-up Lear earsse: in
fashionable neighborhood; asking Sl4.50O.
Open for inspection
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors.
925 New York Ave NV Natl 9197
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NEW ALL-BRTCK BUNGALOW-S6,
D large rooms. including extra large liv-
ing rm. with open fireplace, full dining
rm.. > double bedrms., unusually large
closet space. beautiful modern kitchen with
lactory-oulit CABINET. !se. foored attic with
space to finish :, future rms. and bath: full
bright cellar. large side porch. lot 5OxlOO:
convenient to everything. rs Gist ave
SILVER Spring. Call Shepherd 1911. l TO
: +. IN.
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SS.45n
NEAR WOODROW WILSON HIGH

NEAR WOODROW WILSON HIGH.
particularly desirable home property
that is well situated and adjacent TO ele-
mentary. Junior and senior high schools.
completely renovated and contains Z
splendid roms. 4 bedrooms. tile bath
breakfast room; modern conveniences
AUTOMATIC HEAT: built-in garage Lib
eral terms THOMAS j. FISHER g. CO,
DIST. $3.50. OR CALL MR.. JONES, CLEV.
a3Qo
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OPEN SAT-, TO 9. AND ALL DAY SUN
day-2713 Penn. ave. s.e.--Semi-det r,
3 incl. rear porches h.-w.h elee.. garase;
THQa: D. WALSH. ING, ..
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CALL

CALL
NATIONAL 1858,
Houses from rooms and bath to 10
rooms and . baths Rent from $3.50 to
81 In all sections of the city. Our, car
| houses. without obligation
GOSS REALTY CO.,
| 1405 Eye ST. National 1853
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION TODAY.
Fine location, facing Govt. park: d bright
$3.50 owner Woodley 81 90.
DIXIE REALTY CO. Natl. $3.50.
3419 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
: rooms bath. screened sleeping porch,
h.-w.h.: $3.50.
1905 Spring Rd. NV.
G rooms, bath, " large screened porches.
built-in garage S51 so.
1882 Newton st. NV.
semi-detached. rooms, bath. large lot;
1903 Kilbourne Pl. NV.
rooms. bath, h.-wh.. garage; excellent
condition; SO.
1911 Euclid st. NV.
9 rooms. 2 baths; SIS: 80.
Plant & Gordon, Inc,
1874 Park Rd. NV. Col. 0s3s.
2-FAMILY HOUSE-$6O.
OPEN TODAY-142s Oak st. NV; s
rms. bath. :. kits; refg.: gar: auto. peat.
DIXIE REALTY CO, Natl. $780, Sum-
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FORCED SACRIFICE = CHOICELY LO-
gated detached home o rooms oil heat;
large garage; big chance. Emerson 45s6
18th ST. AND PARK RD-LARGE BRICK
nome i'll perfect condition. bedrms 3
baths. oil heat. An unusual opportunity to
buy a home. investment property or private
roomnr house. Call Mr. Bortz. C. H.
HILLEGEIST CO, Natl. $500. eve, Wood
ley 4154)
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WHY NOT OWN YOUR OWN HOME AND
business by Christmas? "a rooms. i baths
10 fireplaces; in exclusive Embassy section
OF Mass. ave. near Scott Circle. Excellent
income. Nicely furnished. Filled. To inspect
call National 9f54. Evenings and Sunday
call Mrs. Jenkins, Atlantic 6223
WINFIELD & THURM, 9oS 10th NV =
COMFORTABLE HOME AND FINE
SPECULATION; IN very convenient NV. D. c.
S695o. Woodley s7l6
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PRICE. $3.50.
644 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
One Of the most attractive homes in Sc.
Suitable for doctors use or rooming and
boarding house; IL rooms. 2 baths. Au-
tomato heat. Summer and winter hook
THOS. E. FARRELL CO. Realtors.
721 10th ST. NV. National 0765.
Evenings Call Shepherd 3hSl
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ONE BLOCK OF l4,h AND COLUMBIA
rd-1O r. and . tile baths; oil heat. lear
erstripped and screened: large dry cellar
tcould be used for apt: price only s. $50:
small cash, balance monthly. E A GAR
VsY 'oWnerl District 450S Sunday and
evenings. Georgia $500. 1925 Vt ave
NEAR CApITOL--ELEvEN ROOMS, BRICK.
baths. kitchens. oil heat 2-car 2-story
orlcK garage; annual rents. 81 500 with 3
rooms, path for owner. Partly furnished;
Sl0.5O0. Box 3T5-C, Star
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1920 5th ST. NV.

46ZU 9th ST. NV.
$40.
Not just house. a home Row brick: 1st
floor. 3 rooms kitchen, pantry new elec.
refg new gas stove; End floor. 3 bed
rooms and bath. Inclosed sleeping pch
FINISHED basement. Laundry tub. toilet
blower attached TO furnace. New Pitts
burg heater. Built-in garage House open.
R. MARBURY STAMP CO.,
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WAVERLY TAYLOR INC.
1922 K ST. NV National l040.

! NEW ALL-BRICK BUNGALOW-S6.9 $50.
large rooms. including extra large liv-
s f d@nbe @ oPea er nFepace m3usaIv ia oalne larae
| closet space. beautiful modern kitchen with
! factory-built cabinet lge fOored attic with
| space TO finish " future rms. and ba h fun
| bright cellar. large side porch. lot 5OxlOo:
! convenient TO everything. rs Gist ave.
/ Silver Spring. Call Shepherd 1911. l to
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WE CAN SAVE YOU CONSIDERABLE
money and build to your exact requirements
due to our personal work and supervision
completion bond furnished. THREE CAR
PENTRY FOREMEN Box 345-C. Star.
SIG VAN BUREN ST N.W.-$1 s5n--6
large rms. tile bath: near schools. recre-
alton center and bus line. OWNER.
LOW-COST HOME. BUILT TO ORDER.
from S;t,450 TO S:t,95U. 4. 5 and rooms.
Wis 5gTS ols
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SEEI HOME AND 1NNEsIN1ENT

SEE! HOME AND INVESTMENT.
Open. 4127 Geo. ave n.w.-6 rooms,
opportunity. Georgia 1922.
WHY NOT SPEND XMAS BY YOUR OWN
fireside?. Splendid NV. location. overlook
ing Rock Creek Park. rooms. 3 baths
2-car garage: 3 sleeping porches: oil heat
fish pond: beautifully Handicapped. A real
HON home at the right price; Call National
9t34. or. evenings Atlantic 6223.
BARGAIN-S6, $50: TERMS
New 2-family home: must be seen to be
appreciated. Over 11th ST. Bridge. left on
8 st. to 18th, turn left to property. 1908
18th ST.. Open Sunday afternoon.
Lincoln O3OS.
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BARGAIN--BUNGALO : R.. B.: H.
VII; ami: large lot; garage: 81 500; first
trust; $3.50; cash. $500; bal. on con-
Senient terms. ~ Jackson st. ne. Call
OWNER Adams MIA o0s
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
GLOVER PARKS BEST BUY.
$6.95Q-ONLY ONE LEFT

--EH OBSERVATORY PL Nv
Half block south Of Benton st. bus ter
minal. in first alphabet
The only one left out of six new ALL
| brick homes. Six rooms tile bath full
| basement. alr-conditioned Lovely exterior
IN white YARD fully shrubbed and sodded
! KELLY. STEELE & BRANNER DIST 114n
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1891 9kRS1ILpo H EnoAf: 81: NV.
Here is Just what you have been waiting
ior; a sem, detached brick house, e IT..
open fireplace. large porch. Iisht, dry cellar.
nice yaId and Earage. Located in this very
It is in excellent condition and the price
OF $985O is far below its actual value.
See II today, Il. c. BIsCoE. Woodley 1923
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HOME AND INVESTMENT.
Modern new two-story brick home. ar
ranged for two families, One floor rented
S45; owner occupes other; Owner leav-
ANTON KOERBER.
Suite 30 Rust Bldg National 67S9
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SEE 30 ST. NE
Near Tech High School.
rooms. brick. modern and in new
house condition. Owner saws to sell. Here
is chance to get a home in a convenient
neighborhood Mr. Partlow
WAPIE e. JAMES INC
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TAKOMA PARK. d. c..
r11O 7th st. NW.-S9950.
Open Sunday for Inspection.
Detached stucco and frame. Eight
rooms bath: 2 inclosed porches oil burner:
lot 5Ox175 it, 2-car garage. This home
is in good condition. real buy Tor a
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV. Dist 3346:
SACRIFICE GENTLEMANS 8 ESTATE.
7-large-room Dutch Colonial home: 2
car garage; chicken house: fruit trees; all
new condition. Out Ga. ave-, opposite
old Jenkins Television Station. SACRIFICE at
$500. for quick sale. COFFMAN REALTY
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WHY RENT?
BARGAINS,

5-r. Cape Cod ami; $3.50 6-r. brick:
$500 cash. 6-r.. stucco: S6.95O. $500
cash rooms a dandy: 5000 cash. r.
NOR S. Open ! pm. 26O5 Brentwood I'd u e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01
RECORDER TRIES
46 DURING MONTH
Fines $135 and Costs $36
65; Only ID Liquor Cases
In Total

A total of Is cases were tried NV tho
recorder in county court during tho
month of July, Clerk E. o. Falknor
announced today. Twenty-four of Tho
total were white and % colored ID
PENDANTS, and ID of them were in.
volved in various violations of III.
liquor laws.
Fines were $135 and fees S3636s
total of $498.65.
Costs or fines and costs were maid
by 18 of the defendants, while nino
were sent to the roads and four woro
adjudged not guilty. Cases of Is were
nolleprosed.
Seven were charged with beinv
drunk and disorderly, four with nos
session of whisky, two with drunken
driving and one with drunk and as-
sault on his wife. Nine defendants
faced larceny charges, four reckless
driving five non-support, two DOS
session of stolen goods, four assault
two failing to pay board bill and
one each with using profanity. CIV
ing worthless check, unlawful fish
ing, disposing of mortgaged property
false pretense and bastardy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01
EIGHT MILLIONS in
HOME LOANS MADE

The savings, building and loan as
sociations made more than $8,OO0,00O
of home loans during the first six
months of 1888, according to Martin
F. Gaudian, Executive Secretary of
the North Caroline Building and
Loan League. 30 percent of these
loans were made for the construction
of new homes, showing the savings,
building and loan associations were
doing their part to promote trade
recovery through the construction of
homes. More than Thousand peo-
pie purchased new homes during the
past year through the medium of
this popular form of home financing.
If the present rate of increase in as
sets is maintained the savings, build
ing and loan association will show an
increase for the entire year of IS
percent, which compares very favor
ably with the 1853 percent increase
shown by the associations last year.
With the improved business condi-
tons that exist throughout the year
Mr.. Gaudian predicted that the last
six months of this year will show an
even better record than has been
maintained the first half of the year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01
MRS. HARRISON IS
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Funeral To Wait Arrival of
Son, Who Lee: Sunday
for Encampment

Mrs. Lucy Wright Harrison, 48, wife
of w. B. Harrison, chief accountant
for the Henderson and Harriet Cot
ton Mills, died at 12:4O o'clock this
afternoon at the family's residence at
1926 Orange street. She had been serl-
ouslv ill and confined to her bed for
the past two weeks, but had been in
declining health for the past five
years.
Arrangements for the funeral were
not completed, pending word from an
only son, George w. Harrison, who
left Sunday morning with the 1O5th
Medical Regiment Band for the an
nual National Guard encampment in
Mississippi. The services will be held.
howbever, either Tuesday Or Wednes-
day, and will be from the First Bap-
fist church, in charge of the pastor.
Rev. A. S. Hale, assisted by DR.. H. A.
Ellis, of Wilson, former pastor here;
DR.. S T. Matthews, Richmond, Va,
and Rev l. w. Hughes, rector of
Holy Innocents Episcopal church, of
Henderson. Interment will be in Elm
wood cemetery.
Mrs. Harrison is survived by her
husband; three children, George w
Harrison and Misses Frances and
Mary Harrison, all of Henderson; two
brothers, Alvin M Wright, of Ander-
son, S. c., and George A. Wright, Jr,
of Fort WORTH Texas; and one half
sister, Mrs William T. Conner, Jr,
of Orlando, Fla. Her stepmother
Mrs. Beta L. Wright, of Orlando
Fla, also survives
Mrs. Harrison was a native of New
berry, S. c., where she was born
January IS, 1890. Her father Rev
George A. Wright, was a Baptist
minister, and her mother was Lucy
Alberta McLenna Wright. They have
been dead since 1912 and 1901, re-
spectively.
The family has resided in Hender-
son for 16 years. Mrs. Harrison had
been a member of the Baptist church
since childhood, with her membership
in Henderson since she came here.
Word had been sent to the son at
the National Guard encampment in
Mississippi and final funeral plans
will be made on hearing from him.
Pallbea rers had not been learned this
afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01
BUDGET CONSIDERED
BY Commissioners
No Definite Action In Fore
noon, But Expected Be-
fore End Of Day

Vance county commissioners con-
sidered the new 1885, 80 budget at
their meeting today, but at the noon
hour had not acted on it finally. A
recess was taken during the forenoon
while Chairman Samuel M. Watkins
met with the County Board of Edu-
cation about certain items in the
school budget.
Discussions today were aimed at
holding down budget items as low as
possible to permit of the efficient OPP
Grafton of county affairs. 1t is hoped
to effect a substantial reduction in
the tax rate as the result of small
Ter budget than last year.
During the forenoon the commits
sioners did little other than to dis
cuss the budget, and routine business
was to be transacted during the aft
crnOOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01
GEORGE ]. CARROLL,
SMALL BOY, is DEAD.
Had Been Ill Four Weeks; Funeral
from Walnut Street Home
During Afternoon

George j. Carroll, seven-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Carroll,
died Sunday afternoon at o'clock
at his parents home on Walnut street
after an illness of four weeks. He
was injured about the spine in a fall
out of a wagon while he was playing
near his home.
The child was born September 20,
1881, and had lived here all of his
life In addition to his parents, a
younger sister, Mildred Jean Carroll,
survives.
Funeral services were held at 4:S0
o'clock this afternoon at the home of
j. J. Ross in charge of Rev. A. S.
Hale, pastor of the First Baptist
church Interment followed in Elm
wood cemetery. The pallbearers were
not learned.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01
THOMAS c. HICKS
PASSES AT AGE 50
Funeral And Burial At New
Bethel Baptist Church;
Sister Survives

Thomas Cheatham Hicksh 8O1 OF
the Aycock school community, was
buried at o'clock this afternoon at
New Bethel Baptist church cemetery
near EPSON this afternoon, follow
ing funeral services in that church.
He died at 1870 a. m. Sunday at
Maria Parham hospital after an ill
ness of a week with a heart ailment
and general infirmities of old age
He had been in feeble health for sew
eral years.
&. Mr.. Hicks was native of War
rem county, where he was born July
is. 1858. He had lived in the Aycock
section all of his life. 49,
His only near relative surviving is
a sister. Mrs Mary Winniford Adcock.
His wife died about Is years ago.
They had no children.
Mr., Hicks had been a member of
New Bethel church forty years. He
had engaged in farming virtually his
entire life, and was well known and
highly respected in the community.
Funeral services this afternoon
were in charge of Rev. John Ayscue,
pastor of New Bethel church, assist
ed by Rev. J. T. Biddle, pastor Of
Carey's Baptist church.
Pallbearers were announced as fol-
lows: Active, Charles Hoyle, David
Hoyle. Talmadge Hoyle, w. L. Ad-
cock. L. H. Evans, Walter Hicks;
honorary. A. H. Hoyle,sJ T. Adcock,
Henry and Otha Hayes, A. N. Crock
er. Thomas Harris, Lem Hayes.
Mr.. Hicks lived at his own home,
on his own farm, which he rented to
F. D. Conn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01
FUNERAL HELD FOR
ROBERT PASCHA[L
Services Conducted In War
rem County For Coroner
Paschall's Brother

Funeral services were conducted
this afternoon at 4 o'clock from New
Hope M. P. church, in Warren county,
for Robert B. Paschall, SO, who died
in Raleigh hospital Sunday morn
ing at o'clock of complications.
Rev. J. D. Crawford, pastor OF
group of rural Methodist Protestant
churches, officiated at the last rites.
Interment was made in the New
Hope church cemetery.
Mr.. Paschall is survived by his
wife, a daughter, Mrs. G. A. Jones,
of Henderson, two sisters, Mrs. w. f..
Capps of Manson, and Mrs. Sam
Johnsor, of Richmond, Va5 three
brothers, A. E. Faschall, of Manson,
Coroner of Vance County A. p. Pas
chall, of Middleburg, and M. H. Pas
chall, of Manson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01
THREE ARE TRIED
BY THE RECORDER

Recorder r. E. Clements tried
three defendants in county court to-
day.
Edward r. Bass was convicted Of
larceny of fuel oil, and prayer for
Judgment was continued for II months
upon payment of the costs, and re-
porting to the superintendent of pub
lie welfare of Nash County the first
Monday of each month for II months
to show good behavior.
Ascar Capps was convicted of as
saulting his wife, and prayer for
judgment was continued upon pay
ment of the costs.
Alma Knight, Negro woman, was
convicted of being drunk, and prayer
for judgment was continued upon
payment of the costs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01
TRIO BADLY HURT
IN CRASH OF AUTO
Fuguay People Seriously In
pured When Car Fails
To Make Curve

Two ladies and gentleman were
seriously, perhaps critically, injured
earlv Saturday when the new coupe
in which they were riding failed to
negotiate curve just north of South
Hill, Va, and crashed into tree.
Miss Maribelle Revels is in Maria
Parham hospital only partially con-
scious, with her right leg broken just
below the hip and the left leg broken
twice between the knee and ankle,
and with serious head injuries. Miss
Thelma Cotton and Howard Jones are
in Rex hospital in Raleigh, also in a
serious condition. All are of Fuquay
Springs.
The party was travelling north to
Washington. Miss Revels had been
on her vacation and was being ac-
companied by Jones and Miss Cotton
back to Washington, where she is A
third year nursing student in Pro-
violence hospital. Miss Cotton is sec
rotary to DR.. Judd of Fuquay and
Jones is a member of the rising senior
class at the University of North Car
DINA at Chapel Hill.
A brother of Miss Revels said Miss
Cotton was driving the car, which
she owned. He said the car was de-
molished in the impact.
Miss Revels was kept at DR.. Mont
gomery's office in, South Hill until
late Saturday afternoon because Of
her critical condition. 1t was planned
to. take all of them to Raleigh, near
er their home, but it was feared Miss
Revels could not stand the trip. She
was given a TRANSMISSION at the hos
pital here. DR.. Judd visited her here;
Sunday. Ali three of the injured are
in their early POS, and all are from
well known Fuquay Springs families.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01
FOUR DEFENDANTS
BEFORE THE MAYO

Three of four defendants in CITY
court today before Mayor Henry T
Powell were guilty of being drunk
and the fourth was guilty of assault
Robert Gillian pleaded guilty to be-
ing drunk, and was fined 81 and costs
for being drunk. He pleaded guilty.
Annie Young, Negro, paid ST and
costs for being drunk.
William Henry Towns, Negro, wes
convicted of assaulting his wife with
his fists, and was given six months in
Jail, commitment not to issue upon
payment of the costs and providing
a place for his wife to live separate
and apart from him. He must also
show good behavior for the next two
years
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01
i
Miss Aulbert Is
Unhurt By Fall

Miss Maxine Aulbert miracously es-
capped serious injury yesterday after
noon while swimming at Lake View,
a few miles from Epson, when she
slipped and fell from the top of the
20 foot dam that forms the lake. ~
Miss Aulbert sustained a few scrat-
ches about the face and arms, ac-
cording to the report of the accident.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01
GOOD ATTENDANCE
AT TENT MEETING

The tent meetings, sponsored by
the Salvation Army, are still in pro-
gress in North Henderson. There has
been a good attendance at the meet
ings, and 20 conversions have been
made.
For Wednesday evenings service,
Rev. T. ]. Whitehead pastor of the
Methodist Protestant church, will be
the speaker, and Rev. r. E. Brown,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church, will! preach on Thursday
evening.
The public is cordially invited to
the meetings.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01
MRS. BURWELL SETS
RECORD WITH PAPER

Mrs. w. M. Burwell said today
Vance county had again this year
been placed on the honor roll in the
record for subscriptions to the Dem
ocratic Digest. She is the represen-
tative of the publication in this
county, The goal was to have one or
more copies subscribed for in every
voting precinct of the county. She
set that record last year, and has
again attained the goal for the COM
ing year. The price of the publica-
ton is a dollar a year. She said
North Carolina was fifth among the
48 states in the number of subscrib-
ers to the publication.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01
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THESE QUESTIONS?
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1. What are the regions surrounding
the South Pole called?
@ On which island of the Philippines
is the city of Manila?
3. Who won the 1888 Mems singles
tennis championship played at
Wimpledon, Eng?
4. In electricity, what is an insulator9
5 What is taxidermy?
6 Which Car of Russia was nick
named "the Terrible?"
Z. What is the name for seven-sided
geometrical figure?
8. What type of plane did Howard
Hughes use to make his round
the-world flight?
9. Where is the ASsuan Dam?
10. Name the three sons of Noah