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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
HENDERSON, IN m DAILY DISPATCH WEDNESDAY AUGUST 3D. 1888
Dixon Prayer
Was Answered
Abundantly
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In The Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, Aug. 31-Thomas Dixon
| novelist and dramatist, preacher and
lecturer extraordinary, in his 70 years
has had to change his ideas of prayer
and many other religious impulses,
believing, of course, in answers to
those supplications or even impreca-
tions, but not always in the manner
sought.
A few members of his congregation
in Raleigh, when he was preaching
here in 1886, still live. They tell the
story that after his Sunday night SER
vice preceding the Charleston earth
quake on the night of August 81, he
asked the Lord to stir up steadfast,
immovable congregation, to shake it
up maybe shake it down, anyway,
to shake it, if need be- with an earth
quake.
The Charleston shaker came in a
hurry and it was more of an earth
quake than even DR.. Dixon desired. 1t
shook people from their beds, window
stills from their seating shook food
from the cupboards, pictures from the
walls, shook all of North Carolina ard
most of the United States Mr.. Dixon
seems to have overprayed himself.
The novelist has written more plays
and books than he could remember
without looking up his list. He has
preached thousands of sermons and
made many political speeches, most
of them for the Democratic party, by
which he was elected in 1884 to sit
in the 1885 House of Representatives.
He has seen political parties shake
the country, has watched tidal waves
sweep in or sweep out political par
ties; has heard sermons that pro-
foundly shook towns and commune
ties even bigger. He has done a good
deal of this; but he recalls no episode
in his life when in prayerful mood he
i got such plenary and overwhelming
response to his requests.
DR.. Dixon is clerk of the Federal
court in the Eastern North Carolina
district, and he has turned in his lat
est book about which announcements
will be forthcoming shortly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
ANSWERS.

1. Six years. from 1899 to 1905. Con.
gresham Klutz was a Salisbury drug
gist who entered the profession o.
aw. After serving three terms he de
clined to accept the nomination fol
fourth term.
q An act was passed taxing tables
$50 pounds each. This same act pro
vided a penalty of 500 pounds for q
person owning one of these tables at
tempting to remove it from the
county.
8. Two, William Blount, U. S. sena-
tor from Tennessee, charges dropped
or want of jurisdiction, January IA
1899; and Andrew Johnson, President
Of the United States, acquitted, May
rs. 1868.
4. The legislature is prohibited by
the constitution from granting di-
yorce or securing alimony, but it does
have power to pass general laws con-
rolling divorce and alimony.
s. In 1859 IAN act for raising money
for furnishing churches" by lottery
vas passed Churches, schools, canals
bridges and other public works were
financed by lotteries until an act pro-
libiting them was passed in 1884.
6. Article / section 10, clause 3, the
Constitution of the United States pro-
yides that state may engage in ac-
ual warfare, without the consent OF
Congress, only when actually invaded
)r in such imminent danger as will
not admit of delay.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
TOday**
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

18O1-Pierre Saule, French editor
refugee to America, famed New
Orleans lawyer, senator, diplomat an.
Confederate soldier born in France
Died March 26, 1870
18l2-William T. Thompson, Savan
nah, Ca, newspaper editor, founde-
OF the Savannah Morning News hu
morist, born at Ravenna, O. Dice
March "a, 1882.
1822-Galusha A. Grow, Pennsyl
vania lawyer, congressman, Speake
of the House, railway president, cor
gresham again after 30 years, bori
in Windham Co., Conn. Died Marcs
81, 1907.
1s42-Mary Putnam jacob, New
York physician-professor, who go
her medical education in spite of the
prejudices of that day in Paris by
trick, worker in all good causes, Dor.
in London (of american parentage)
Died June 10 .J06.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
Ten Relief
Grants Cost
$4,000 Sum

Raleigh, Aug. -(AP)-Ten relief
projects to cost $4,000 in Federal
and sponsors funds were approved to-
day by George W. Coan, Jr., State
WIoA administrator.
The projects, their cost, and the
number of persons to be employed in
clude:
Bladen county, provide matron SER
vice for girls rest rooms in public
schools, $4,862, and %.
Jones county, maintains sewing
looms, $14,292, and 81 persons.
Franklin, sewing room, $25,605, and
"a persons.
Bladen, construct addition to garage
for school buses at Efizabethtown, ST.
682.31.
Halifax, community sanitation work
S25,382, and So persons
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED HI. MAY

1. How many years was Congress
man Theodore Fss Klutz in congress?
2. How did the legislature of 1885
deal with slot machines and gambling
tables? Sac
8. Of the eleven men tried on Ma
tional impeachment charges how
many were from North Carolina?
4. Does TIE North Carolina legisla-
ture have the power to grant a di-
vorce?
5. When were churches, schools and
public improvements financed by lot
Ieries?
g. Under what circumstances may a
state engage in actual warfare?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Puge

/. Central Asia
2. New Hampshire, Massachusetts
Rhode Island, Connecticut. New
York, New Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia
North Carclina South Caroline
and Georgia.
8. First.
4. Nouns pronouns, verbs, adjectives,
adverbs. propositions, conjunctions
and interjections.
5. Los Angeles.
G. Yes.
z. California.
8 No.
9. God Saw the King" -
10. The Tarheel State"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

August 81, 1888
Carroll Singleton, Miss Lucy Cobb
Singleton, and Miss Catherine Sim
gleton have returned from South
Boston, Va, where they have been
spending some time with relatives.
Delegates to represent Vance coun-
ty at meeting of tobacco growers
with Dean l.. o. Schaub at State Col
lege next Wednesday, have been
chosen. They will be o. S. Fa!kner,
R. B. Taylor, and ]. C. Kittrel.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
August 81, 1918

Lieut.. and Mrs. Lee Gooch, who
have been visiting his mother at Ok
ford, were in the city Monday going
on to Wake Forest to spend SOM
time with her people. Mr.. Gooch is
! with the National Army.
Miss Mary Emma Urquhart has
gone to Durham to visit friends
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

EVEN WORLD UPHEAVALS NEEL
NOT AFFF CHIT US: Have not con-
manded thee Be strong and of gooo
courage; be not afraid. neither ot
thou dismayed: for the Lord thy Goo
is with thee whithersover thou goest
Josh. 10
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Today gives an eager intellect and
a keen insight into affairs. The ma
ture may be somewhat reserved and
perhaps bashful; but by no means un
sociable, probably a trifle awkward
The affections will be sincere. and
the mind rnre and the nature gener
Gus; person to be depended upon
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
S. B. BURWELL., City Clerk.
WHITE.

southern Railway ~, $50 Miles Y416.Oy
Askew, E. W., 1sLot> Champion
st. (Balance) ~. NJ. 81 3, 49,. =. 11.62
Aulbert, w. r., Il lot Hamilton
St. (Balance) ..,..ss. 29:4e
Beckham, J. o. Estate 1 Lot N.
Clark St. -. Is. 1903
Blacknall, Miss Gussie c.. 2 lots =
Horner St. -. 3. 1865
Brown, Effie NJ, Estate, lot.
Carolina Ave. ....s...... BITE
Galloway, Mrs. J. j. S., Lot
Granite st. ..ta.......... 6172
Carter, ]. R., Lett Mont
gomery: st. =. 29OS
Champion, j. c., Lot N.
Garnett st. ................. 24.41
COsnn, XII. q Mrs. p. D.,
1 Lot Wall st. i. ........... 400
Corbitt Apartments l Lot :.
Garrett St, ....y............ 26O.95
Crabtree, T.. H., Lot
Gary st. Observation-Disclosures. GILT
Davis, Charlie, 1 Lot
William st. ..... .......... 1887
Dunkley, Geo. W., Lot
Breckenridge st. ............ 1927
Dunn, Mrs. w. w., / Lot
Montgomery st. .... 1925
Faulkner, Miss Ruby c., Lot
Davis st. ...,........... 1856
Foglemar, Mary b. Estate, ~
! Lot Young Ave; ..sss.:..Ss 61.5a
Geary, MRS: Nanhae ! Lot
Nicholas Est. i. a. 27.59
Gill; F. A., Lot College sSt. =. 36.43
Gill. ]. w. 12 Lots Rockspring /
and Various SITS. -. ....... $3.50
Henderson, otelGo., 1 Lot 5 l.
Il WilliamFsSt. .ss. -. ! j. 49,. 8O8.18
Henderson & Oxford Gas
Co., Gas MainAS. -. .....1 1919
Hester, Mrs. r.: M 1 Lot
William st. tBaIance)fs. -. 330S
Houghtalling, Mrs. Katherine So
i Lot Rockspring st. ........ 311
Jenkins, j. S. Estate, 1 Lot
Gholson Ave. ..J............. 66.18
Jessup, M. T., 4 Lot 1916
William st. ....... ....... 1852
Johnson, John M, Lot
Montgomery st. ............ 1858
King, Mrs. Matte p, Lot
Carolina Ave. .............. 1854
Lands, Mrs. J. Y, Lots
Chestnut & Young Ave. 94.47
Lanier, w. -, l Lu.
Hillside Ave. ......... .''.. go
Lassiter, Rooert, Al Lots
Montgomery st. ............ 416.77
Marston, r. E., / Lot
Andrews Av.. - 1715
Mitchell, Mrs. Bette L., Lot
Young Ave. .................. Gill
McBroom, Mrs Carrie, 1 Lot
Davis ST. ........ IT'S
Nichols, Mrs. L. S., Lot
orange ST. =. 1857
Peace, Mrs. Virginia A., Lots
William st. & Various $3.50. 1888
Pittard, Mrs. j. T., 1 Lot
Is College ST. ~! $3.50
Powell, Mrs E. W., blot
Garnet ST. ............. ....i 1913
Ride6ut, Mrs. T. p, 1 Lot
Andrews 'tAve. ~. .......... 3O.51
Satterwhite,'J Glenn, Lot 7N
Davis st. ......<. ..s... 1884
Satterwhite, Mrs. Mary MI -
Lot Zene ST. .....:.'... =. 1882
scoggins, Clyde, 1 Lot Vance ST. $50 !
;coggins, W. L., 3 Let's
Andrews & Water S.. ........ 54.4O
ea.-i, M ;. Annie Gill, Lot
Hamilton st. T.. .!..'.-...... $3.50
~ W. 10 Lots
Charles & Various SITS. ...... 5S.7e
,,uunart Ben S., T. Lot
william st. -. ;. ........... 90 16 I
Jrouhart Printers, 4 Lot f
y1y:,,;a--- g. 11-s9 an OF /
Walker, Mrs. Virginia PA Lot J.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
You're
Telling Me-.

One of the popular new dances is
he Lawberth walk, which is describ-
d as smooth and restful. Just the
hing for the WPA worker after a
lard day of leaning on the shovel in
/ park
Scores were injured in a stampede
rom a movie theater in San Luis
Fotosi, Mexico. Maybe you saw that
picture, too.
The little boy next door, who listens
to the radio a lot, asks us if we know
what kind of breakfast food Jim
Thorpe used to eat.
Capt. George Eyston hit better than
545 miles an hour on the Utah salt
beds. His machine happens to have
10 back seat.
A western university has bestowed
a degree on Charlie Mccarthy. But
that's not the first time a dummy won
a diploma.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
Notice OF Sale OF Land For
Taxes, North Carolina, Vance
County,, City Of Henderson

The following named having failed to their
for the 1887 due the City of Henderson, have this day
levied the following real estate situated in the City of Hender
which will sell at the Court House Door Vance County
Monday September H. 1888 at 1900 o'clock Noon to satisfy
said taxes andtae cost.
This the 10Th day of August 1885,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
August 81, 1928

1AU6 OSSV d, 1O"O
Miss Elizabeth Simkins, of Colds
boro, will succeed Miss BERTHE Craig
as librarian of the H. Leslie Perry
Memorial Library arrived yesterday
to take charge Of her new duties.
Miss Craig is to be married in Oc-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
5000 YEARS AGO
(Taken from Daily Dispatch Files)

tober to p. A. Smith, of Texas.
John Church and Peter Bum left
a few days ago for Washington, D
C., where they will visit Johns sister,
Mrs. George H. Spooner, Jr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
LEARN A TRADE

HIGH SCHOUL GRADUATES: Print
ing offers many opportunities for
advancement to young men. Skilled
workmen in this industry are in de-
mand. THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL
OF PRINTING's facilities for
teaching The mechanics of the trade
are the best. For particulars write
to V. G. Garriott, Secretary-Treasur-
er. 1514-16 South Street. Nashville
TepnessNN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

+ COLORED. ,s-
Allen, Blanche, Lot Water st. S 1888
Allen, Ida Richardson, 1 Lot
John st. (Balance) ...... 4.4a
Aston, Paul & Sallie, 2 Lots
f. Written Ave. ........... 1909
Barnes, Jennie, 1 Lot
Pearl st. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6.S2
Baskerville, JuniouS, / Lot
Written Ave. ................ 1858
Baxter, DR.. J. E., Lots
!Rockspring & Various 800. TIL
Black, Lem Estate, Lot
Pearl st. 400
Brandon, Marie, 1 Lot
Hamilton st. ...... 7.75
Brodie, Carrie, 1 Lot Arch st. 8.67
Brodie, Richard Estate, Lot
Hillside Ave. ................ 1858
Bruce, Cooper, Lot Clark st. 2O.73
Bryant, Will, 1 Lot
!Whitten Ave. ................ 81
Bullock, James, 1 Lot Vance st. 14.2t
Bullock, Polly Estate, 1 Lot
Winder st. ................. 8.67
Burton, Louis Estate, Lot
ROckSpring ST. ............ 6.82
Burton, Maria Turner, 2 Lots
Young Ave. ................. $50
Carter, Florence, 1 Lot
Eaton st. .................. IT'S
Cheathafn, Fletcher 2 Lots
sWhitteh Ave. ............... 1914
Christmas, Annie, 1 Lot
EWhitten Ave. ................ 4.O4
Clark, Alex Estate, Lot
Arch ST.. 24.72
Clark, Sallie Estate, Lot
Hillside Ave. ............... 4.96
Collins, Dallie Rice 2 Lots
Andrews Ave. ............. 21.66
Cook, Josephine, 2 Lots
John st. 21.85
Cook, w. H. & Katie, Lot
Andrews Ave. .............. 1857
Cook, zollie, Lot Flint Hill All
Crews, Narcissus, 1 Lot
Written Ave. ............... 1888
Currin, Bessie, Lot Eaton ST. IT'S
D"~hann. J. Henry, Lots
Durham, Russell,
Rockspring ST. ............. 11.87
Eaton, Blake, 1 Lot
Hlllsld Ave. ............... 12.46
Eaton, Julia, 2 Lots
John & Arch SITS. ........... I'LL
Edwards, Matte Reed, Lot
Rockspring st. .............. 6.82
Foster, Lucy, l Lot
College ST. '......... 1858 |
Frazier, Eugene, 1 Lot
Orange st. ................. 9.73
Frazier, Robert S., Lot
Spring ST. ................. 1881
Gales, John, 1 Lot e'A@f
N. William ST. ......... $50
Gerald, Julia, Lot
Hillside Ave. ............. IT'S
Green, Clarence, 1 Lot
Eaton st, ........... 1852
Green, William g. Susan 1 Lot
Andrews Ave. (near) ........ 1896
Green, Willie j., Lot
Bridgers ST. 1888
hamilton, Dollie NJ, Lot
IL oonn st; .............. 11.S7 t
[1ammTie, Lucy, Lot Spring ST. 1914
Harris. Est, Eliza, Lot
Written Ave. . $50
harris, Fred, Lot Flint Hill 8.44
harris. Est. H. Lou, 1 Lot
Spring ST. .................. 1928
harris, Joe C., Lot Pearl st. 6.s2
harrison, Wesley 1 Lot
Pinkston st. .. 496
Hart, Shepherd, 2 Lots II
2 Rowland and Chavasse IN AZ
hawkins, George & Anna, /
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

p
lot Cherry St. .s............. 1888
Hawkins, Sandy. 1, Lot Fl:
zittrell ST.. ................f:. 81
Henderson, Lucy, 2 Lots
Hamilton st. ..............!. $3.50
Henderson, Turner, Lot !
Hillside St. 49,. ......... -. 6.82
Horton, jerry & Polly, i Lot
Water st, ............. 1888
Howell, King, 2 Lots
John ST.. (Balance) .......s. 1888
Howell, Est. Rebecca, Lot
Rockspring st. .............. 1888
Hughes Est. Geo. r., I Lot
Vance st. $50. 14.24
Jeffreys, Napoleon, Lot
Flint Hill .................. BIZ
Jordan, E. A., Lot
Chestnut st. ................. 1896
knight, julius, Lot Pearl st. 21.O5
Mayo, William, 1 Lot Arch st. 29.OS
Merriman Est. Hunter, Lot
Horner st. .................. 1928
Merriman, Est. Sarah, 2 Lots
Garrett & Pearl SITS. -. 101.42
Merriman, Jr William, Lot
Rockspring st. ............ ..311
Merritt, John, 1 Lot f. -.sa,... +
Chestnut st. .......... ...... 81
Nelson, Alfred, Lot Water st. 4.96
Partin, Luther, 1 Lot Pearl st. 4.O4
Peoples, w. H., 2sLots
Rockspring St. .............. 1896
Perry, Susan B., 1 Lot
Written st. ............... 6.S2
Pope, James, Lot
Written st. 1888
Pratt, Ida B., 5 Lots Water st. 51.S4
Reavis, Edward L., Lot
Written st. ......... 27.17
Reavis, Fred F., Lot
Written St.. ......s....... 1913
Reavis, Rosa Green, 1 Lot
Hillside Ave. v. .......... 81
Reid, Wade, Lot Winder st. 1880
Richardson, Est. Amanda H.,
2 Lots Rowland st. ........ 3O.93
Richardson, William Henry,
Lot Breckenridge Alley :. 1858
Rogers, Thomas L., 1 Lot
Pearl st. $500
Register, Addison, 1 Lot
Orange st. .................. 500
Register, Est. John, 1 Lot
Andrews Ave. ............... 8.61
Register, Mary, Lot
Horner st. (Balance) ...... 3.39
Ruffin, Georgeanna, Lot
JOhn st. .................. 6.S2
Riggs, Martha, 1 Lot a
Hillside Ave. ~. .,s.......... 2.66
Sommerville, Lizzie, 3 Lots
Hamilton & Various ...... 22.59
Switzerland, Louvenia, Lot
Hamilton st. ............... 1858
Steele, Caroline Estate, Lot
"A Ava
Stephenson, Fannie, / Lot
Written Ave. .......... 1898 ,
Stone, Dora, Lot
chestnut ST. ................. 1908 !,
Towns, Conrad, 2 Lots
Pearl g. Rockspring SITS. :. 1898
Union Insurance & Realty
Co., Lot Booth St. ......... 4.O4 i
Vaughan, John D., Lot
Winder st. .................. 20.83 /
Vincent, James Estate, 2 Lots
Palmer st. .................. 8.67
Williams, billiard, Lot
Andrews Ave. ............. 1858
Jesse B., Lots
Written Ave. ................ 2194l
Louvenia, Lot
Arcn st. ............. 6.S2
C. H. & Laura,
Lots Rockspring SITS. ...... 1896
r. E., 1 Lot
Rockspring st. .:............ 1886
r. E. Agent, Lot
College st. .................. 8.61
Pinkey Estate,
/ Lot Breckenridge st. -. 11.4t
Workman, John & Joe
Hockaday, Lot Burwell Ave. 11.5.
Workman, w. Hence, / Lot
Montgomery st. ........... 7.7t
Wright, Roosevelt, Lot a
Chestnut St. 1882 Id
Nyche, N. CASTOR, 5vLots
Flint Hill ....-... ...i.''. ....... 2351 II
Yarboro, Lonnie, Lot
Horner st. .sltnag!o.... SO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

DR.. George Sarton, Harvard's not
ed historian of science, born in Bel
GUM, 81 years ago.
Frederic March, screen star, born
at Racine, Wis, Al years ago.
John McKinlay, president of Mar
shall Field, Chicago, born in Scot
land, Ga years ago.
Herman Oliphant, general counse,
to the U. S. Dept. of the Treasury
born at Forest, Ind, 81 years ago.
w. Frank Persons, director of tn
U. S. Employment Services, Wash.
ington, born at Brandon, Iowa, g.
years ago.
John c. Martin of PHILADELPHIA
newspaper publisher born at Ha gers
town, Md, Sc years ago.
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland, Dor.
SO years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

FOR RENT FOUR ROOM Ftp
nlshed apartment, Oxford PoaS
private bath, private entrance roo
sonable rent. Couple or two lad lea-
nc children. Mrs. Emma S. RntS
Phone TAI. % o. -e ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31
TODAY IN HISTORY

1846-First issue of the Bosto.
Herald.
1864-Gen. George B. Mcclellan
nominated Democratic Presidential
candidate to run against Lincoln
even Lincoln himself conceded his
chances of winning second tern
poor because of split in Republica.
ranks.
1902-Historic suit brought by man
ufacturers in Danbury, Conn, unde
the Sherman antitrust law agains
trade union for their hlt-boycott.
1903-Epoch in auto Iorld-a Pack
ard car completed trip from Sa,
Francisco to New Yor N 52-days-
for the f t time a 10 crosse,
country under own p. -er.
1923-Italy bombe ; and seize.
Greek island of Corfu retaliation O
assassination of Italian eneral there
1937-Cotton at lowest price sine,
four years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

ROOM FOR RENT: DESIPApIr
bedroom, every modern convcnionon
Phone 387-J. Mrs. j. R. Biller Ok
Belle street, after p. RI. a.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL pTC1-
up is here, big price reduction. Soc
our used cars and pickups. OLarvs
o6o' 31-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

WHILE THEY LAST. HERES
your chance. ARM leather sadd,o
$685. to $3.50. Riding brides a 9s
one used army double wagon
harness and one new, cheap. Car.
DINA Shoe ana Luggage Store
* 8-26ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

LOST OR STRAYED-WHTT1T -
brown spotted puppy. If norra.. AND
good home for puppy, come NV n n's
get dog house. Seaboard S s. ana
Station. G. d. Riggan. 's q, ice
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

VISIT OUR USED CAR LOT ROB
better values n used cars. Motor
Sales Co. o5.tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

There were AZ inmates of the North
Carolina Confederate Woman's Home
in July, 1898. ~s
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

ALL STATE LICENSE l-7--.-----
operators. Phone zoo for ,rno Il
ment. Your patronage appre rtoln.
Bridgers Beauy Sh0~ O'a'eo
N'A>. I.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

FOR OCTOBER 1, FIVE ROOM
steam heated first floor apartment
Miss G. c. Blackwell phone 56S-J
26-29-31
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

APARTMENT FOR RFNr -
ed at corner of Orangn a,l IoCAT-
nut streets. Apply to T,rs+ Chest-
ment, Citizens Bank & Tr, DtpS ar
Phone 1879. uSt Co,
% n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

1T TAKES A SHARP BLADE TO
cut feed. Let us repair and sharpen
your old blade. We know how. G.
w. Finch oe-et;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

SEE OUR BARGAINS IN USED
cars before buying. E & z Motor
Co., Dodge and Plymouth dealers.
. tf b-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

HENDERSON BUSINESS CO.,
New Term begins Senton,l EhLEGE
direct route to a definite oo D. A
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

TOBACCO FARMERS YOUE
tobacco with old newspapers. Get
them at the Daily Dispatch office
at 10c bundle, three bundles for
zoc. 13-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-31

W. ,and sPE .lI IN BODY AM
render repairs. Motor Sa,os - AND
Montana labor news., 1938-04-28
HELP, HELP!


When this cry is heard coming
from young children, every man
springs to his feet. In cases where
it transpires that the call is merely
the re-enacment of 'The Boy and
the Wolf" the anger that follows is
not so much indignation at the loss
of time and effort as it is chagrin at
being baked in an active expression
of chivalry. Real men enjoy COM
ing to the rescue.
There is an opportunity today;
little children need aid. They are
not getting it, because they don't
know their need and so they are not
calling out for it. The men and
women that they will grow to be
would know, but they are now in
%articulate, and if someone else calls
for help for the children, it does not
have the same effect. If you are a
man, watch yourself now.
Suppose l say, Every child should
have a chance to go to kindergarten"
and then I begin to tell you why.
You don't feel very chivalrous, do
you? In fact, you may have already
turned the page, but I hope not.
Now, suppose that a little child
should III up to you, and, in all
earnestness, say-paraphrased into
adult language-'T need to go to
kindergarten. My life may be spoiled
if I get my early education on the
street, and there will be the same
possibility if I am shut up at home
and either pampered or constantly
suppressed. I need the kindergarten.
I need to work and play with other
boys and girls of my own age,
under supervision. In kindergarten
I shall form habits and attitudes that
about it?" You would go to your
neighbor and say, Come on, come
on! Let's do something about hav-
ing a kindergarten" and, with the
child's words ringing in your ears,
you would not stop agitating the
subject until the kindergarten was
opened.
The facts are the same though the
call comes by proxy. If there is as
yet no kindergarten in your commu-
nifty, someone should write to the
National Kindergarten Association,
8 West Fortieth Street, New York,
for advice and free literature about
securing a class in the public school.
The wolf awaiting the neglected
child is very real. "Help!-Help!"
FLORENCE JANE OVENS.
Montana labor news., 1938-04-28
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At last Mondays meeting of Town
send Club No. 2 it was decided to
erect Townsend sign boards on three
different roads leading into Butte.
Mr.. Pratt Of Butte spoke on the
Townsend national convention to be
held at Los Angeles, June 10 to %,
inclusive, and Mrs. L. Dougherty
gave the initial talk in a Five Min
ute Youth Program just introduced
She also disposed of some Emer-
sonians Ga 1888 Spring number pub
LEGATION published by the Emerson
school pupils.
Some visitors from Missoula were
in attendance and an invitation was
received from the Whitehall Town
send Club to come to their dance
held next Saturday.
G. w. Swift presided with D. E
Hooking as secretary. Next meet
ing will be held at Lowell Avenue
Church Monday, 7:3O p. M, at which
time a social and entertainment viii
be given. It's free and the public i;
welcome.