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The Washington times., 1938-12-16

EMMA E.-On Thursday,
December Is. 1898, at the residence OF
her daughter, 226 Holly Avenue, Ia
LAND beloved wife of the late Caleb
Cleveland, mother Of Mrs. Albert Brown.
ing. Funeral from the W. W. Cham
bers Company funeral homo, 14OO Cha
hin Street Northwest, on Saturday. De.
cember II, 1898, at 2 p. m. Relatives
and friends invited. InteTment in Glen
wood Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1938-12-16

NEED EXTRA CASH?
See phenomenal line of ladies' accessories:
3 sales daily pay "a commission. COro-
net Hosiery, 7l6 9th st,
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IA Personals
CHILDREN we'll cared for evenings, IN
your hcme. by . mother. DU. 4432.
DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED while you
wait. Modern Dental Laboratory, RIM. 6O2
Mestory Bldg. l4th q ? N. W. MA. OTIS,
FALSE TEETB repaired while you wait
Emergency Dental Laboratory. SOS l&th
y. w. Room goa. Tel. NE. 1888
HEMORRHOlDS sradicated by my oWI
method: results effective for . iltetimt
or money back. Write for booklet Oh
SOMMERWERt;K 1865 Columbia IA
jack am sorry for my part, but recon.
ciled; won't you help me get home
Q FRUSTRATED.
GRACE M.
SCALP TREATMENT Oy appointment
Hrs.. 9 .. m. 70 D. m. daily. NO. OS6v.
SCALP TREATMENT-Exper. operator
white: hrs. 81. For appt. call DE. 622S
SOCIAL INTRODUCTION BUREAU
Martha Taylor Hughes. Boz Pho, Herald.
Times. or DU. 3249. bet. Ola. :30-S.
WE BUY AND SELL all types sewing
mach; home serv.. Zoe. Re. 1900.
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MARRIED white woman. to work in rm
house In exch. for free rent; no sal. ll2l
Eye st., Sat. lO.1l q. m.
The Washington times., 1938-12-16

LEARN Shorthand. Touch Typing, Book
keeping, ComDtometer. ACCOUNTING
Day and evening sessions. Numerous op-
pOrtunities. LARGE employment service.
New classes NOW forming Inquire BOYD
SCHOOL test 20 yrs.). MA. 2338. 1888 y
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DFeSSnnakinS

BEVERLY PHARMACY. DR.. 8. J. Latona
1919 N. Glebe and Wash. Blvd. New
phone, Oh. 2222. Delivery service.
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False Teeth Repaired

ALTERATIONS. dressmaking. curtains
stretched. dolls rem. 1909 10th St. NV
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Camera Repairing
Cement Work
Drug Stores

COLONIAL Hot Shoppe-Dancing. ChIcke
dinner: SOC Wash, and Franklin Sts.. Ala
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Help-WOmen

WATERS, over FL. experienced only. 81
G 50. N w.
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statesmen

STENOGRAPHER, 1898, rapid dictation;
ture. Personnel Service, 1911 G ST. N. ".
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, licensed, must b
expert in permanent waving Madeira
Beauty Shop, $40 r st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1938-12-16

THE HELPFUL ONE"
ASTROLOGICAL CONSULTANT e.
SPIRIT EMBER READINGS
at Psychic Council House (ESt. 1888
100 TWELFTH ST. N. W.. COR. L"
Pirate Parking Space for PGtrOas)
TELEPHONE: Metropolitan 1894
mo Racial DISCRIMINATORY
Zee Announcement on Page 20
D. c. Phone Book Yellow Pages
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FurS Repaired

FLOOR SERVICE. BY hand or machine,
good work: reas. .. Stokes. Line. O624.E
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Floor Service

FALSE TEETH REPAIRED while you wait
EMERGENCY DENTAL LABoRATORf
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EMPLOYING NT
Help---Men

ALWAYS positions open; registration fee.
So. WASH. BUR-. 226 Bond Bldg.
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SALES CLERK. clothing or gents furnish
ings exp. local refs: salary to $27.6O
wk. Personnel Service. 1911 G st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1938-12-16

COLORED COOK. houseworkers: live In
$46 mo. Ladies' Exchange. SO7 Vt. Ave.
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Building Material

WILLIAMS BRoS.-Body and fender wofk
Rear SOLE 3. / Ave. CIR. 1890:
The Washington times., 1938-12-16

DRIVER-deliv. clerk, groc. mkt. exp. 20
sal Personnel Service, 1911 G St,
The Washington times., 1938-12-16

EXCELLENT chance for exp. telephone
solicitor with unlimited phone 10 make
money! NE 2O64,
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LUMBER millwork, roofing insulita. MurpA
- 4 Amss: Phones WA; s09e. Falls Oh. lSl
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CURRENT OPENINGS - REGISTER
NATL PERSONNEL, WOODWARD BID
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GenealOgy

FIR and cloth costs remodeled, reIinel
14th g; y. ". GLAZING FREE:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25
Plameny osudnymi ditku.

Dvouleta dfvka zachycena
v hoT1c1 okennl zaclone v so.
botu utrpela takove popaleni-
ny, re jim behem II nasledu-
j1c1ch hodin podlehla. Dltkem
bylo Ruth Cheek z Dublin v
Hartford okresu. D1tko zem-
relo We zdejsf nemocnici.
Ruth sedela v zidli u okna
kolem 8. hodiny v sobotu rano.
Nejakym zpGsobem dostala
skatulku sirek. Pr hrani 81 S
mimi, zapaleny byly sirky a Cd
Mich zaclona. Plameny uha-
seny byly matkou dftka.
= Ohen ma nejvyssim pos
'chod1 sesti poschodove budo-
Wy Mas and Kemper ma Red
wood ulici a Hopkins Place v
sobotu zavinil poskozen1 1000
kozesinovych kabat1 nalezeji-
clch American Fur spolecnos-
tt. Jak ohen p~ovstal, nezna-
mo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25

Mrtvola Z rokd stareho Ro-
berta w. Wilt, vytazena byla
V pondel1 z jezfrka v Roose-
welt parku.
Jak polici1 vysetfeno, dive
d1vky widely hocha a jeho pri-
tele pfelezti pres zeleznou O.
hradu jezlrka a jfti ma samem
kraji tohoto. Pr tom Wilt mi
null Sc krokem a spadl do vo-
dy, V n1z utonul.
= Lawrence w. Lastner,
zf1zenec mestske -filtracni sta
nice, bratr byvaleho kapitana
policejnlho departmental,
Charles Lastnera, utopil Sc We
filtracn1 stanici u Montebello
ljezera. Kabat jeho a klobouk
nalezen byl ma okraji. We sta
nici zamestnan byl pc Is rok1.
I'll V 1900 blocku N. Madeira
ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25
Vzduchoplavecka industrie
kVofe

Marylandska vzduchoplavec-
ka industrie zmohla sc V po-
slednlm mes1ci zatim CO jine
Odbory trpely.
Zakazky ohrozene Evropy
valkou a plnen1 kontrakt1 "a
danych vladou ma stavby vzdu
cholodl pfivedly to, re pocet
zamestnancG v dnoru byl O IA
procent vetsf neil v temze
mesfci pfedchazejfcfho roku.
Sc stavbou vzducholodf prf-
znive porovnany byti mohou
jenom stavba lodi a oprava
techto, V nichz pocet zamest-
nanc1 zvysen byl O 8 procent.
Nejh1re Marylandu stfze-
ma byla gumova industrie v
Cumberland, kde jenom SO
procent byvalych zam6stnan-
CT podrzeno We praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25
Starry lodni kuchar utonul.

Henry Lincoln, byvaly lodni
kuchar, jehoz j1dla chvalena
byla vysoce cleny kongresu, t.
fednlky Marylandu a jinych
statu, nalezen byl nedeli uto-
nuly u Maryland Yacht klubu.
V cervenci byl by dosahl veku
IA rok6. Delal 81 naroky, re
byl pr1buznym presidenta A
brahama Lincolna. Byl hlav-
MIN kuchafem ma yachte Bee
ra pc tfi roxy. Pred tim byl
zamestnan ma lod1ch Mary
landskeho sdruzenf pilot1.
Jeho pokrmy z kukurice a i
talske byly proslavenymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25
Usmrcen elektrickym prou-
dem ma locomotive.

Jackson Musick, 42lety z
Birmingham, Alabama, usmr-
cen byl v pondel1 kdyz die vse-
no pokousel Sc "krasti jfzdu''
ma Pennsylvania draze. Ne
hoda udala Sc v bl1zkosti st.
Mary's polepsovny.
DIE svedectv1 Musick lezl
ku strese lokomotivy zatfm CO
tato stanula We stanici. Telem
svym prisel do styku S elektric
kym proudem sfle 10000
volt.
Soudruzi jeho, Herman Car.
ter, 25lety z Roanoke, Va, 9
William Meyers, 45lety z Rich
mondu, kter1 byli S Musickem
zatceni byli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25
Automobily.

Thomas Tillman, cernoch z
Calhoun ulice, zadrzen byl v
Traffic soudu, kdyz nemohl
sloziti zaruku $1,000 ma obza-
lobu, re automobil r1dil, kdyz
byl opilym. Udan byl, re vra-
iii automobilem sym ma
Charles ulici a 33. ulici do au-
honolulu Eleanory Lee. Otec
teto jedoucl v temze wat byl
do nemocnice s prerazenymi
zebry a jeff matka S ranami
n anohou.
= Tavia Goldstein, 65lety,
usmrcen bpl pri ch1zi pc Wa
shington Boulevard v blizkosti
Cation avenue. Zatcen byl II
die automobilu, cernoch, Ar
thur Davenport.
- % cestujfcf protreseni
byli, kdyz automobil srazil sc
S busem, v nemz jeli ma Grain
Highway u Andersons Corner
Cestuj1c1mi byli hudebn1ci je.
doucl do Bowie Normal skoly
- We Starke, Florida, lezi
tezce zraneny w. V. Cookson
hotelier Baltimorsky. Auto
mobil, nemz podnikl vylet ma
Floridu, prevrhl Sc. R1dic au-
honolulu, cernoch, zabit byl.
- Otec ctyr ditek, George
Shank, 57lety z Perryman, u
smrcen byl pfi ch1zi automo-
bilem dive mile jizne cd Aber-
deem. Automobil fldil spravce
gasol1nove stanice v Aberdeen,
C. O. Bouzarth. Tento svadi
usmrcen1 jeho ma to, re nahle
vstoupil anebo padl pred auto
mobil. Usmrceny jest obeti "a
zabit1 automobily v Marylan-
du do l. ledna letosniho roku.
= Neznamym ~automobilem
zranen byl 19lety Lester Ba-
ker z New Yorku. Nalezen byl
lezfcf v bezvedom1 ma silnici u
Essex.
= Dive osoby ~zraneny byly
automobily, kdyz automobil
Evelyn Considine, 22lete vra-
zil do stojfciho automobile ma
Cold Spring Lane. Considine
zranena byla ma obliceji. S nj
jedouc1 William r. Miller, "a
lety zranen byl ma cele.
= Norma Jackewitz, 18leta
z E. Fleet ulice, obdrzela We
stfedu nahradu $1,000 "a IRA
neni, ktere utrpela automobi-
lem %. prosince. Jela v auto
modilu s Arthurem C. Schrop-
pc. Automobi vrazil pri WHY
banf Sc jinemu do telefonnfho
sloupu. Matce jejf prifcena
nahrada $500 "a ztratu dceri-
ny pomoci. Schoeppe svedcil,
re il veil z prace do jejiho
pr1bytku v dobe melody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25
Umackan ku smrti.

George Killian, SO rokd sta
ry delnik WPA, rozdrcen byl
ku smrti ma neho sc sT1tivsl to-
nou zeme v zakopu ma Linthi-
cum Heights. Skonal vzdor
pokusnm "a jinych defnikd a
policie, kter1 Sc namahali po-
moci stlzenemu. Behem 20
minut V zakopu Killian byl wy
tazen re zakopu mrtvy.
Killiam I'll We 210O blocku
Boyd ulice. Pracoval ma spool
ku sest stop hlubokeho zako-
pu pfi kladen1 roury ma Camp
Meade silnici a Maple avenue.
Zeme srltila sc ma neho nahle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25
Kradeze.

Zlodeji ukradli truck napl-
neny tabakem a cigaretami v
Gene $4,000, v dobe, kdyz RI
die odesel Sc zbozfm do obcho-
du We 1900 blocku N. Central
avenue.
julius Kuti byl ridicem Da-|
wilson trucku. Zlodej vskocil
do trucku a ujel S timto zatfm
co pomocnfk jeho ujel S auto
mobilem cekaj1cfm pred OBJ
chodem.
- Ada Kirk z belmont,
Anne Arundel okres, jez v So
botu prekvapila cernosskeho
zlodeje We SVEN dome, byla
skrcena Jim a okradena O S25.
Policii udala, re odpocfvala ma
lGzku kdyz zaslechla pohyby
We vedlejs1 svetnici. V teto u
videla cernocha prohledavaji-
chic nabytek. Kdyz vzkrikla,
chopil il "a kirk a ohrozoval il
revolverem. Musela mu vydati
pen1ze. Pr ut1kani z domu,
cernoch Sc chlubil: "To jest pc
pate CO jsem udelal totez."
= Zlodeji a bandite praco-
vail koncem tydnem We SVEN
nekalem "remesle" tax, re po-
licie byla We stalem shonu 20
Mich.
Jednou z tezsfch kradezf by
la loupez pokladny s cennymi
listinami a sperky v Gene $13,-
900. Pokladna byla majetkem
Pietro Ferrugio, 45leteho no.
lice v {. 5000 Hartford road "a
tim co v sobotu on a zena jeho
byli V praci We 5400 blocku
York road. Vyprazdnena po-
kladna nalezena byla We strou-
re ma Sumter avenue u Chesa-
co avenue, Essex. Dvefe teto
nalezeny byly odlozene asi 80
stop cd pokladny. Use co v te-
to mechanic bylo, byl ucet a ne
kolik pojistovac1ch polici.
V dobe kradeze kratce po
8. iodine v sobotu vecer dftky,
Anna a Mary lezely ma ldzku
zat1m co 16leta sestra jejich
Virginie byla v kuchyni. V te-
to zaslechla rozbiti okna We
sklepe. Podesena vybehla.
Pozdeji policii, nalezla, re O.
kno bylo rozbito dfevem. Po-
kladna skryta byla v satniku v
loznici manzel1.
Kdyz rodice Sc vratili, po-
kladna byla pryc.
= V severnf sekci 18lety
Hugh Fuller z Bland avenue a
18lety Walter Lloyd re S. Pa
ca ulice byli chyceni We $500
block Park Heights avenue,
kdyz vlezli do AUTOMOBILE,
ktery pred tim hlasen byl po-
licii jake ukradeny. Lloyd, O.
zbrojeny, p~ostavil Sc ma odpor
policistovi. Byl premozen. O.
bema Sc "a vinu klade, re pre-
padli obchod v 700 blocku Po-
plar Grove ulice a re ukradli
automobil re 5000 blocku N.
Charles ulice Elizabeth K.
Thorn.
Thomas Field re $500 bloc
ku Aisquith ulice udal, re O.
kradli jej pfi prepadenf OBJ
chodu ma Poplar Grove ulici Q
$50:
= 31lety Arnold Yopps by]
chycen pc okraden1 obchodu
Mamie Kowalski ma Dillon u
lici. Behem pTepadu dvema
muzi, jeden chycen byl 10 ro-
XII starym synem majitelky,
Jhnem Kowalskim. Chycenym
byl William Insley z Kennedy
avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25

Diva cernosi byli zastfelenj
casne V nedeli rano hostin.
skym We rvacce v hospode ma
Saratoga ulici a Fremont ave-
nue.. Zastfelil je Joseph Dawk
shoz. Cernosi pocali haiku $
MIN o lahev koTalky. Jeden u
defil jej do hlavy. Hostinsky
vypalil pc mich dive rany.
GOode klesl mrtev ma miste
GreenOva mrtvola nalezena
byla pozdeji We 200 blocku
Rock ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25
Novy kandidat governerstvi.

Novym a dosud necekanym
kandidatem governerskeho Il
radu jest 48 rok1 stavitel a
obchodnlk pozemky, John M.
Kennedy. Slibuje v padu zvo-
len1, re by hlavn6 pracoval o
sn1zen1 a uprave DAM. 0 Trad
uchazeti Sc Dude ma demokra-
tickle tiket6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25
Ohnsm znicena budova farmy

Dim ma Wilton Farm u Eli
colt City, znicen byl v nedeli
ohnem. Dim cas- cd casu oby-
van byl mnohymi prominent
mimi rodinami Marylandu. V
budov6 shorel ,cenny nabytek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25
UkradI "a hoIubH.

George Cruthers zavren byl
We Westernport, Md, pro u
kraden1 "A cennych holubu,
ktere prodaval pc Is centech
par. Souzen Dude v dubnu
pred porotou okresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25

Vzdor protestu, re svagrova
Sc stroll V zadnf svetnici hos
pody v 500 blocku S. Fremont
avenue, policie vnikla do svet-
nice a tam nalezla ne strojfcf
Sc svagrovou, ale zasobu list
XII ma sazky ma kon6. Hostin-
sky George Erbe byl odsouzen
ku pokute 5000 a 1tratam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25

Hasici v Dundalk museli Sc
skraboskami ma oblicejich ha-
siti ohen v pf1zemi konventu
sv. Rity katolickeho kostela.
ktery tam povstal z vytape-
c1ch olejovych kamen. Skoda
nebyla velikou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25

William III. Rueckert, 49le-
ty, otravil Sc plynem We SVEN
domove ma Ruckert avenue.
- Sc sym psem otravena
byla Ella Cable, 6Oleta v dome
1900 blocku Holder avenue.
Oba nalezeni byli lezfcf mrtvi
v kuchyni domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25
MaIy OZnalnOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR sALE-ETC


ostatnf jake najemne 3O7 a.
nebo 321 N. ROBINSON ST.
602 N. East Av. 507 N. Port st.
1922 Bonaparte st.
23O4 E. Chase st.
1889 N. Patterson Park Ave.
2O40 E. Hoffman st.
Hospodu, Grocern1 Obchod a
5 sv6tnic Apartment.
E.
Wolfe 1869 1928 E. Fayette St
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25

Diva zf1zenci Chesapeake
Paperboard spolecnosti ma Lo-
Gust Point, tezce popaleni byli
var1cf vodou vychrlenou re
stroje ma ne. Popalenymi by
Ii: 23lety Virgil Butcher a 20
lety John Rush.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25
DOMY MA PRODEJ

Dim O tTech poschodfch, cena
$3.50, V nemz jest 9 sv6tnic,
koupelna a garaz pro dive ka-
ry. Ground Rent. Tento dun
NIUE byt pouz1van pro dive ro-
diny a jest nejleps1m poTad-
ku. K doptan1 ma mfst6, I'LL
HOllins St.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25
Zlomil 81 klicni kost padem.

Patnact rokd starry William
Zephyr zlamal 81 v nedeli klic-
nj kost kdyz pri ch1zi v biz
kosti domova v 1900 blocku
Byrd ulice padl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-25

Marylandska dan 1896, 6OO.33
Uspofadanf celkovych po-
platkG z Marylandske pdlpro-
centnf dane z pTijmd dosahlo
v sobotu dopoledne vyse $685.
6O0.33.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-13
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the short puffed sleeves and the sim
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which make the dress appropriate for
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silk or synthetic prints However,
you'll be surprised to discover how
equally charming thed ress will be
when it's of gay young cotton print
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-13
Shaw Philathea. in
! Meeting at Church

The Shaw Philathea class held il +,
regular monthly business meetins
Monday evening at the church VITA
the president, Mrs. G. H. Cilliland.
presiding.
The meeting was opened with tho
class singing "Stand Up for Jesus. {"
after which Miss Ruby Larkin Hav
kins read Matthew %, and the class
prayed the Lords prayer in unison.
Good reports from all the commit:
tees were heard. The following were
appointed on committees: Door. Mr.,
e. /. Krcdt; room, Mrs. j. F. Mill,
Miss Halle Frank Mills; sick, Mrs
J. w. Dupriest, Mrs. j. j. Paynter
personal service, Mrs. J. S. Milne, Mr.
e. B. Wilkerson. Hostesses for Ma,
will be Mrs. Marvin Davis, Mr..
George Davis, Mrs. Crawford Daniel
and Mrs. c.. d. Allen.
The class voted to send q delegatc
to the State Philathea Convention, 4
be held at Oxford April "a and IS
Mrs. w. K. Phillips was elected, w.t.
Mrs. r. F. Thompson as alternate
Christ Arose was sung by IT,.
class. The program committee had ar
egg rolling contest, with Mrs r. E.
Satterwhite winning The prize
The hostesses, Mrs. E. M. Edwards
us. r. T.. Satterwhite, Mrs w. w.
rtchard, and Mrs. c. H. Gilliland
.lved Russian tea and sandwiches
With Easter favors on each plate.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-13
Music Contestant
Entries Are Many

Greensboro, April 13-With the
completion of the 10 district elimina-
ton contests all over the State April
SO, entries for the finals of the 10th
annual State High School Music Con-
test and Festival are pouring into
headquarters for the contest in the
Music Building at Woman's College
of the University of North Carolina.
II. Hugh Altvater, Dean of the
Music School, and director of the
contest, is looking forward to the
largest and most imposing array of
talent in the history of the contest.
which started in 1919 with eleven en-
tries, all in piano. This year there
will be approximately 5000 entries, in
every field of music. For the first
time this year the contest will last
four days, in order to take care of
the large number participating.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-13
Sam T. White arc;
Miss Taylor Wed

Warrenton, April 3.-(SpeciaD--
Miss Elizabeth Taylor of NashviTa
became the bride of Sam F. White of
Henderson Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Aston on
Main street.
Rev. j. 0. Long, pastor of tn ,
Wesley Methodist church of Warren
ton, officiated, using the impressive
ring ceremony.
The bride is daughter of Haywoo4
Taylor and the late Mrs. Taylor Of
Nash county.
Mr.. White is the son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. F. White of Vance county.
Following the ceremony they left
for northern points and will. be a.
home in Henderson after the middl..
of April.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-13
Miss Betty Young
to Model Clothes

College Station, Raleigh, April 13-
One of the lat college girls who will
model costumes of their own creation
in TIE 18th annual Style Show at
North Carolina State College next
Thursday, April 81, will be Miss Betty
Young of Kittrell, a student in Louis
burg College at Louisburg.
She selected material for her cos
tune from cotton and rayon fabrics
designed and woven by students in
he Textile School, which sponsors
the annual event. The garment was
made as part of her classwork in
home economies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-13

rlous committees, and DR.. Claud Prit-
chard of Atlanta Ca, Executive Sec
rotary of Home Missions, spoke on
Home Missions. Presbyterial COM
mitteeS were appointed.
During the atterncoa~ Dr. w. c.
Pressly, president of Peace Institute,
told OF the church schools in the Sy-
nod, and Mrs. Paul Brown of Ra-
icigh, gave a report of the Synod's
Educational Institutions. Reports of
local aux;liaries were also given dur
ing the afternoon.
The evening service was presided
over by Rev. James A. Jones' Talks
were made by Miss Irene Hope Hud-
son, of Louisville, Ky, Secretary of
Christian Education and Ministerial
Relief, and by DR.. Frank Baker. of
Richmond, Va, a returned mission
ary from Brazil. A communion serv-
ice followed. -
Luncheon has been served both
days at the Methodist church, by the
Methodist auxiliary.
A tea was given Tuesday afternoon
by the hostess auxiliary at the home
of Mrs. Alex Watkins in honor of
the delegates and guests of the Pres
byterial.
Mrs. r. w. Bruin is president of
the local auxiliary, and Mrs. Alex S.
Watkins is chairman of the Hospital
ity Committee. Other chairmen are:
Mrs. Frank Dorsey and Mrs. Nat
Mitchell, Credentials Committee; Mrs:
c. L. Carter. Transportation Commit
tee: Mrs. c. V. Singleton, Information
Mrs. ]. B. Martin, Music; Miss Glib
son Hardaway, Pages.
About 200 delegates attended the
Presbyterian, and several Synodical
officers were present. Isl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-13
Granville PTesbyte1al
Elects Ne70 Officers

Mrs. w. d. Pearce, of Raleigh, was
elected president of the Presbyterial
this morning in the last days session
OF the Granville Presbyterial, being
held at the First Presbyterian church
with the local auxiliary as hostess
Other officers are: Mrs. J. G.. Little.
OF kaieigh, vice president; Miss Clara
GllGere, of ka-elgh, cor ospol.u.ng
secretary; Miss Mary Peace. of Ok
ford, recording secretary; Mrs. j. w.
Taylor, of Raleigh, secretary of for
eign missions; Mrs. William r. Mes
bit, Of Durham, secretary spiritual
HfeMrs. r. H. Showalter, of Durham,
secretary religious education; and
Miss Helen Clement, of Oxford, Sec
rotary orphanage.
Mrs. Frank Baker, of Richmond,
Va, told of Mission Court, and Miss
Irene nope hudson and Rev. James
"A. Jones spoke on the Minister'S An
nuIty FUND. Short talks were made
by Miss Helen Clement, of Oxford. on
the Plesbyterial Orphans Home;
MRS. M. S. Gerber, on Business Wo-
men In the Church, and Mrs. ]. W..
Taylor on Foreign Missions. Miss
Lucy Steele spoke during Bible Hour.
Conference for Negroes was conduct
ed by Mrs. E. F. Reid, of Lenoir.
Officers were installed this after
noon and the Presbyterial committee
made their reports.
An all-day session was had yester-
day. with the meeting opening form
ally at 9:45 o'clock in the morning.
Mrs. J. c. Little, of Raleigh, presi-
dent, presided.
Miss Lucy Steele, Bible teacher at
Peace Institute, in Raleigh, and Miss
Louise Clanton, of Charlotte, Synodi-
cal President, spoke during the Bible
hour Reports were heard from va
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-13
lea At Mrs. Watkins For
Presbytenial Delegates

Inc Woman's Auxiliary of the First
rrespyterlan church entertained a.
Tea at the home of Mrs. Alox Wat
hlns 'on the Oxford road, Tuesday aft.
ernoon' honoring the delegates and
oI1lcers of the Granville Presbyteriol.
mrs. Carrie Council and Mrs. e. NJ
isolilns greeted the guests at the door.
MRS. James A. Jones introduced them
to the receiving line, which was com
posed OF Mrs. Alex Watkins, Mrs. r
w. Bruln, Mrs. J. G. Little. Miss
Louise Clanton, Mrs T. r. Mannins,
MRS. w. D. Fearce, Mrs. C. F. Allen,
MISS Irene Hope Hudson, Miss Mary
Louise WOOdSOn, Mrs. Frank Thomn-