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for sample and instructions.
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La gaceta., 1938-07-23

"Se hundio ell sol tras un pico de
(~sierra, y la luna
ha rata que en- Ell cielo reina va como
(Diosa:
luz es tan intensa que nc asoma nj
tuna
estrella en- la infinita boveda lumi
~(nosa..."
Aspiraba con delicia Ell aire
freSco de la noche.
Percibia con una intensidad
como nunca antes habfa sentido.
la fragancia de las rosas esta-
lladas en- los rosales, ell perfume
de leche y de almendras Y de
miel de las flores blancas q. PEN
dian de las arboledas como ra-
de una IVA fantastica, Y
los ruidos lejanos de la campi-
ma dormidas ell rehrilNar de 70
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

luz lechoSa de la luna EN- regatoS
y acequias y embalses, lie emo
cionaban como 81 fuera un nino
que contemplate por primera
wez aquenas maravillas que lie O.
frecfan sus sentidos en- la noche
encantada.
Y Sc detenfa a cada paso, pa
ra murmurar, nevandose las
dos manos al pecho:
|Ah, es ell amor, ell amor
santo y noble y bueno que ha des
pertado mi coraz6nl
fAmor, estrella del norte de
nuestra vida, melodia dulcisima
que nos arrullas con ternuras de
madre, luz del alma, consuelo
infinite, refugio de todas las mi
serias y los horrores de Ia vi
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

New York, Julio 23.-1ngres6
aver en- ell Hospital Orange Me
mortal, de Orange, New York,
ell p1gil italiano Tony Galento,
enfermo con pneumonia.
La noticia motive la inmedia-
ia cancellation de la pelea del
italiano con ell negro John Hen
ny Lewis, campe6n del peso com
pleot ligero. Estaba senalado Ell
bout para ell jueves por la noche,
en- Filadelfia.
Galento ha sido colocado en-
una tienda de oxigeno. Tiene fie
bre de 104.4 y 100 pulsaciones.
Herman Taylor, Ell empresa-
rio de Filadelfia, puso un aviso
de cancellation en- los diaries de
ALI. ga
La enfermedad, a juicio de los
medicos, lie retendra en- CANA de
cinco dias a tres semanas.
Ell DR.. High estima que pasa-
ran dos o tres meses antes de
que pueda volver al ring"
La pelea con Lewis sc habia
anunciado para julio Is, pero
Gaaento pidi6 mas tempo para
entrenarse, 10 que Sc lie concedi6.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
LOS DESAFIOS DE MANANA
EN- CUSCADEN

La Liga Intersocial anuneia
dos desafios para manana, en- Ell
parQue de Cuscaden.
E primero, senalado para la
80, pondra frente a frente al
Centre Asturiano Y los Caballe-
ros Leales, y ell segundo, para
verificarse cuando Ell primero
termine, pondra en- acci6n al
Grculo Cubano Y la Unione Ita
LLAMA.
Sc pedira a la Lga, EN- la pro.
xirna semana, que suspenda los
juegos del venidero domingo con
motive del Picnic de Picnics.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

tnegada por complete al alma
del otro, ambos sintieron esa e.
moci6n 1nica, inolvidable, del
instante en- que ell amor besa
nuestras ~frentes...
Y cuando Pedro la vic perder
Sc, a 10 largo del paseo bordea-
do de acacias, que conducia a los
pabellones, los dos sentian en-
sus ojos humedad de lagrimas.
FL ingeniero no quiso entrar
en- ell palaceibe del marques, y Sc
.perdi6, solo, a 10 largo de una a.
venida.
Habia salido la luna, y ell j6-
ven la miraba emocionado.
Sentfa subir hasta sus labios
la mtrsica de un verso que lego
en- una revista y que Sc apren-
diera de meEnoria:
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

la embargaba.
Despues, parados un momen-
to, sc miraban las almas en- los
ojos, Y cuando reanudaban la
marcia, lenta, muy lentamente,
un suspiro de infinita ternura
dilataba los pechos de los dos,
y Pedro murmuraba en- voz muy
queda:
Muchacha mia de mi Vi
da, novia de mi alma, hermana
buenal...
Cuando sc separaron, va cast
de noche, en- las cercanias de la
alberca grande de las huertas,
las manos de los dos estuvieron
juntas largo ratio.
Los ojos en- los oios en- los o.
oS, las manos en- las manos, e.
alma de eada eual, rendida y en-
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

Maria e.
mocionada-. Me encuentro jun
to a ii y no siento la eNtraneza
de VERNE en- tn compania, en-
medic de estos campos sdlita-
rios.
Y es que 20 tambien adivine,
desde ell primer momento en- que
nos vimos, que eras til un hon.
bre bueno, un muchacho delica-
do, de coraz6n noble, al que una
mujer santa podia confiarse.
liPor ESQ.,. ST, por ESQ.,. yo
tambien tie quiero!.
Sc ruborizaba al pronunciar
estas palabras, y bajaba la ca
beza.
Pedro g~uardaba silencio unos
INSTANCES, respetandole a la bue-
nisima chiquilla la emoci6n que
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

lei Comite Popular Democra-
tico acord6 anoche, a petici6n
de Gumersindo del Vale, ell pc
dir a la Liga cancele los dos jue-
Cos del pr6ximo domingo, con
motive del Picnic de Picnics.
Hay que dejar libre el campo
para expresar a Espana TODD ell
carino QUE por ella sentimos.
Creo que Ell Comite sera COM
placido.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

Los Rojos de Cincinnati CANA
ron Ell primer desafio con Ell FL
ladelfia y perdieron Ell segundo.
Paul Derringer Sc anot6 la LA
victoria del ano. Batearon de
jonrr6n EN- el primer partido
Berger, Goodman Y lombard.
Goodman lego a su vigesimo
quinto jonrron.
En- 81 segundo partido Berger
volvio a batear de cuadrangular,
pero su club sc Qued6 10 carre-
ras, mientras los Phillies hacfan
IL.
Filadelfia &c, 10h, Be; Cincin-
natl sc, 13h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

Los Cardenales recuperaron
los espejuelos de batear y ven-
cieron a los Dodgers de Brook
lyn, con anotacion de IL por 8.
Medwick pogo u ntribey, un tu-
hey y un hit, impulsando cinco
carreras. FL tribey de Medwick
encontr6 tres corredores en- las
bases,
BaGearon de jonrr6n Johnny
Mize, Herb Bremen y Don Pad
gett.
Brooklyn &c, III, lie; San Luis
12c, 15h, lie,
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

SQue Club ganara la copa o.
frecida por la Camara de Conner
clio de Ybor?
Todavfa no Sc puede hacer I'm
calculo, pero los Mineros estan
a la cabeza y dicen que para de-
salojarlos habra que CAVIAR muy
hondo.
va saben los muchachos......
cuando la fuerza falta......, ell re-
fuerzo es 10 mejor.
"Joche" es Ell gran ejemplo.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
LARGA DISTANC7A

Una extension telefonica a la
cocina o cuarto de dormir econo-
mia i~ncontables pasos Y no cues
ia mas que ell valor de un sello
de correo al dia.
Pone amigos y parientes de dis
tantes ciudades tan cerca como
nuestro t~elefono.
Las tarifas son bajas despues de
las 700 P. M. y TODD Ell dia del
domingo.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

Luego de DIR una conferencia
de Castro sobre ell destino de la
pelota en- la humanidad, y de ha
Der probado este que los cuba
nos, despu&s de los norteameri-
canos, son los Eases" en- la pelo-
TIA, los muchachitos del Circulo
dijeron que manana do
mingo ganaran.
Pero como de las palabras a
los hechos media un gran ire
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

I'm cartel para ser colocado
manana en- Cuscaden: suplicase
que los agravios Sc ventilen fue
ra del ~terreno; para bronco bas
ia con la del domingo pasado.
Salud-..... parael cuerpo, para
el espfritu y para
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
LIGA

La lluvia impidi6 que sc veri-
ficara aver ell desafio entire los
y los Cubs. Para hoy
amunciado un doble juego
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
La Gaceta Folletin No. So
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
NOVELA DE AMOR
Y DE DOLOR
Original de
r.

de tn rostro de .muchacha dulce
y buena:
tile aquf la mujer que a mi
me haria completamente feliz y
dichosol Esta muchacha ha de
sentir V pensar como yo... iMe
parece algo MO-. algo que yo
esperaba, que presentia..."
I'D tambien me pareces un
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
IA HACETA

puesto. Con su triunfo Sc coloc6
Ell Boston a juego y medic del
Cleveland.
Jackie Wilson lanz6 de name
ra admirable y lie ayudaron con
fuertes batazos ell director Gro
min y Pinky Higgins. Galehouse
sustituy6 a Feller. Cuatro ba-
ses por bolas lie dieron a Jimmy
Fox.
Cleveland &c, 10h, 2e; Boston
7c, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

Una doble suspension Sc ha
aprobado por la Liga Interna :
cional.
Sientolo por los jovenes pelo-
teros que cometieron ell error de
renir.
Ahora bien, Gquien inici6 la
gresca?
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
Noticias de Pelota
LIGA AMERIC CANA

Los Medals Rojas vapulearon
a Bob Feller y ganaron ell desa-
flo de aver, por cuenta de los
Indios. La derrota impidi6 que
la tribu volviera al primer
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
iD!ns tie salve en- nuestro CO.
t..

AL dia siguiente, cuando, a CO.
Sa Gle las nueve desayunaba en- eli
llniio y claro comedor del pala-
dete el marques de Ramo Flor;-
DO tuVo la sorpresa de YER ne
netrar en- la pieza al ingeniero
4ue lie salud6 en- ell tono mas TO-
vial del mundo:
-iSalve, querido Rockefell-
er dig Madrid! lC6mo es que tie
1eVana as tan tsmprano? Pero,
pof 10 que veo, los negocios no
te quitan Ell appetite. icon oua te
oesayunas, alma mia? iPoru,e
ESQ, 81 no me enganan los oios.
son cuatro huevos! l..
-Cussro huavOs pasados nor
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

Joey Fernando, con 140 libras
de peso, superb a Ray Nappoli-
tano, que pesaba l42, Ell comba
tie sc verified en- New York.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

Los Mineros astures, fuertes
que fuertes, trabuco n1mero /,
sc liaran manana con los Leales,
a la 1880.
Joche dice en- tono 'calladi-
to-, seg1n Ricardo: Trabuco ten
CO.. pero no 10 digo.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

Blanton alcanz6 su sexta VIC
toria consecutive, dominando a
las Abejas de Boston, EN- duelo
con Jim Turner. Vicente Di
Maggie di6 un jonron en- Ell no
veno, con West en- las bases, pc
70 no pudo evitar la derrota de
su team. Paul Waner bate6 un
jonron.
Boston Be, III, lie; Pittsburg
DC, Oh, Sc.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

Dicen de Detroit que Mike
Cochrane, con motive del golpe
recibido por York, piensa volver
al catcher.
Ell dueno del club lie do per-
misc para volver a jugar.
Mike dej6 de catchear en- ma
yo 25 de 1887, cuando recibi6 un
pelotazo en- la cabeza.
Ell pitcher Pffenberger, de los
Tigres, sigue en- la lista de ju-
gadores suspendidos.
Con el director Cochrane COLI
ferenciara ell lunes.
Filadelfia lie, 14h, lie; Gin
cinnati loo, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

entire las dos importantes move
mas.
Sera de prueba la serie para
Ell nuevo director Gabby Hart
nett.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

Con anotaci6n de 9 carreras
por z los Browns de San Luis
Vencieron a los Senadores. Bud
dy Lewis bate6 otro quadrangle
lar.
San Luis &c, 15h, 2e; Wash
ington 7c, 12h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
Con Ell bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira q Cuarta)

cho, los Garibaldinos decfan hoy
Este juego sera nuestro.
Castro tiene que apretar Las
clavijas y Faustino Casares de-
be hacer 10 mismo.
Quedarse en- la cola supone-
mos que no es cosa agradable.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
CON LOS GUANTES

La cancellation de la pelea con
Lewis, beneficial a Galento, en-
lugar de perjudicarle.
LIE devolvera por entero al pc
so complete, librandose de una
possible golpiza y del consiguien-
tie descredito.
Con toda seguridad que su en-
trenador no permitira vuelva a
firmar con Lewis.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

Lewis dormia cuando lego a
su campamento la noticia de ha-
Der sldo cancelada la pelea con
Galento.
lEl trainer" sc neg6 a moles-
tarlo y dijo: va Sc enterara
cuando despierte.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23
DEPORTES.

TONY GALENTO
ESTA ENFERME
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

Tony Ciaccio venci6 aver EN-
Norristown, Pa, a Young Ter
ry, de Trenton, I'm veterano.
Ciaccio aspira a la corona de
Freddie Steele.
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

Cancelada la pelea con Lewis
La gaceta., 1938-07-23

AL Davis, un peso Ifgero de
Brooklyn, "acost6' a Bernie
Friedkin, en- 81 cuarto asalto.
The Washington times., 1938-05-26
TRADING WHEAT
AND COTTON FOR
AIRSHIP URGED
ECkener Takes Home
Phillips Proposal

UN.sJ DR.. Hugo Eckener
famous airplane expert. is carry
irg back to Germany a propose
made by Representative Phillips
Cd of Connecticut, that the
United States trade cotton anc
wheat to Germany for nam
moth new airsnip.
Phillips also wrote letters today
to President Roosevelt. Secretary
of Commerce Roper and the NUM-
ticns Control Board urging the
adoption of the idea.
OPPOSES HELIUM EXPORT
The novel plan, under which
the United States Government
would establish a trans-oceanic
airship service, was devised by
Phillips as a means Of fostering
development Of ighter-than-air
ships.
II discussed the plan of trad
ing surplus farm products OF
this country, which Germany
badly needs, for an airship or
two" said Phillips. He listened
attentively.
"It is my belief that the
United States should lead the
world in the development Of
this form of transportation.
am very much opposed to ex-
porting our valuable non-inflam-
mable helium to other nations.
CITES SMALL TOLL
'But the United States could
establish an airship service to
Europe. The Germans might
well be given a percentage of the
profits.
More people are lost in air
plane accidents than in lighter
than-air ships. In the history of
lighter-than-air ships, only 33
passengers have lost their lives"
Phillips was among the leaders
in the fight in the House Naval
Affairs Committee to authorize
construction Of a $4,000, 900 Navy
dirigible airship.
The Washington times., 1938-05-26

EVEN a short vacation
can be entirely different - in
Miami! True tropic background,
"South Sea" beaches, golf courses
that make national headlines, great
estates, unique sights-and con-
slant "trade winds"-all TINS
just q few hours farther away
than too familiar resorts.
NO HEAT WkVES-Average wind We"
locity is II MPH-a real breeze,
usually from the ocean. These
trade winds keep temperatures
down-only s days last summer
were 90 or over
HEADLINE SPORIS-s great golf
courses, 8 miles Of famous beach,
The Washington times., 1938-05-26

"bir game" fshing-tarpon, saiIs
fish, bass-city sponsored recre"
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Never a dull moment in Miami!
RECORD BUILDING c. Over $780, 100000
in new construction-ideal accom-"
modations to meet every need.
SPECIAL SUMNER RATES - World re-
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apartments at low weekly or
monthly rates. All agencies, land
lords, merchants, etc.-co-operat.
ING in offering premium vacation
values at moderate costs. = = =
Mail coupon below for 1888 Official
Summer Booklet containing costs reers1 ,;
need IN planning this delightfully."- diff
ferent vacation
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-02-28
A[DERSGATE MEET
SET FOR DURHAM
Methodists to Attend Ser
vices at Duke Memorial
Church Tomorrow

An Aldersgate mass meeting of
Methodist people of this area is to
be held in Duke Memorial church in
Durham tomorrow, in charge of Rev.
H. c.. Smith, pastor of the church.
A number of Methodists from this
city aer expected to attend the SER
vices, which will last for the entire
day, starting with forenoon session,
carrying on in the afternoon and clos
ing at night.
DR.. J. H. Barnhardt, of Raleigh, pre-
siding elder, is to be the leader. On
the program are Bishop Paul w. Kern
of Durham, DR.. G. Ray Jordan, OF
Winston-Salem, and DR.. M. L. Rippey,
Of Duke University.
The lunch hour will be at 1890 p.
M, and an open forum for evange-
lish will be held in the afternoon.
Bishop Edwin H. Hughes, of the
Methodist Church in the North will
also make an address in the after
noon.
At night Bishop Hughes will speak
again, as will also Rev. r. Dwight
Ware, of Rocky Mount, at a youth
rally.
Z Ol1OW1AS ID C11O Qdy UIOSIdU1 Ill
full:
9:3O-1O:OO Opening devotional ser
vice. Theme: "WhGt May Aldersgate
Mean to Me?" Leader: DR.. j. H.
Barnhardt, P. E., Raleigh District.
10:00-10:3O Address: DR.. G. Ray
Jordan. Subject: "Methodism Facing
a New Day in the Spirit of Alders-
gate"
10:3O-11:OO Address: Rev. M. l..
Rippy. Subject: "Mobilizing Metho-
dism's Man Power"
11:45-12:30 Address: Bishop Paul B.
Kern. Subject: "a Glance at Yester-
day and a Dream of Tomorrow"
1890 Adjournment for lunch.
2:OO-2:30 Open Forum on Evange-
lism. Discussion to be started with
brief word from presiding elder and
conducted by him or some capable
pastor of his choosing. (To be led by
Rev. A. p. BrantleyD
2:5O-3:30 Address: Miss Daisy Davies
Subject: "Methodism's Supreme
Need"
3:304:30 Address: Bishop Edwin H.
Hughes Subject: John Wesley
Would Say"
4:3O Adjournment Afternoon Ses-
sion.
Youth Rally
7:3O-8:00 Devotions and Song Ser
vice. arranged and conducted by
Durham Young Peoples Union)
8:OO-8:25 Address: Rev. r. Dwight
Ware. Subject: youth Faces a New
World"
8:SO-9:15 Address: Bishop Edwin H.
Hughes. Subject: "Methodism.s Mes
sage to Modern Youth"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-02-28
COURT TO DECIDE
POST OFFICE LOT
Government Appe a | S
Award Repeatedly Above
$4,000 for Property

Summons have been received by z
number of local people to appear in
Federal court in Raleigh on Monday
March IA, in connection with the ap-
zeal of the Federal government to ths
court to settle the amount of com
pensation to be paid to local Masons
for their lot at the corner of Wych
md Winder streets taken over when
he post office was doubled in size
asst year
Those receiving summonses will be
witnesses, and for which side they
we're not clear.
Recently an appraisal of the value
# the lot was made by a committee
consisting of J. w. Jenkins, T. w
McCracken and w. F. Horner. While
no public statement was made as to
their recommendation, it was under
TODD their figure was slightly in ex
.css Of $4,000.
Negotiations between officials OF
he Masonic fraternity and of the gov
rnment before the building program
vas begun failed to reach an accord
nd the government resorted to con.
'emnation proceedings. There was :
report at the time that the govern
nent offered somewhere around $1O.
100 to $4,000 for the site, and thai
he Masons were asking around $18.
900 to $2O,OOO No middle ground ever
was reached.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-02-28
RED CROSS CLASS
TO BEGIN TONIGHT
Free Training in First Aid
Science Offered Nightly
for Two Weeks

First aid classes under direction Of
an expert of the American Red Cross
from Washington begin here tonight
and last two weeks through Friday of
next week. Charles A. Mix, of the
Washington office, is in charge.
The classes will be held every night
except Saturday and Sunday, starting
at o'clock and running until 10 p.
m or three hours. There will be ten
nights of the training course, for a
total of 80 hours
Arrangements for the classes have
been made through the local chapter
of Red Cross, of which Prof. w. d.
Payne, principal of the Henderson
high school, is chairman. All classes
are being. held at the high school.
Attendance was open to representa-
tives of all industries in the city, tic
the police and fire departments, high
way department offices, young peo-
pies organizations, teachers and prin-
cipals of the public schools, All clubs
the WPA, NYA and other groups.
It was expected there would he 2
large representation at the first class
tonight.
The training course will deal with
methods to be applied in cases of ac-
cident in administering first aid. It
is the first training course of the kind
ever held here, and registration has
included one or two from Virginia
towns.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-02-28
WOrkersAre
Grateful For
AidReceived
Express Apprecia-
ton to All w h o
Helped Tide Them
Over Serious Plight

Some $4,000 in about 1,20O checks
was distributed to workers in the
Henderson Cotton Mills at North Hen
derson today by George M. Suggs, 10
cal manager of the branch office of
the North Carolina Unemployment
Compensation Commission.
check were rushed hers Sunday, but
were not distributed until today
The money had been promised by
the Raleigh office for two weeks, and
during the interim small allowances
for food were issued to the workers
and their families by Mrs. E. r. Aus
tin, welfare superintendent COR tbs
county, under advice and instruction
of the Vance Board of County Com
missioners
The workers held a mass meeting,
in the court house all Saturday aft
ernoon, demanding that provision be
made to furnish food to them and
their families during the weekend
County officials who telephoned the
Raleigh offices of the compensation
commission were told that the checks
would be here Monday, hut the work
ers demanded food during the week
end.
A hurry Meeting Ct The co0nty conl-
missioners was cony>Hrd and AL
thorization given to Mcs. .'ust'n 70
issue addition food o'1'l-. and this
was done, the process lasting untii
we'll into the night. North HcnderS ~
merchants held oron mil .ate to a.:
commodate the needs II was sale
most of the orders were writ i on :.
B. Rogerss' store and he stayed open
until about 2 a. m. or later filling M =
ders and delivering ttA-l
Distribution of he c,!".,:ls today was
from the mill office at Ncrit. Hen
derson, it was stated Mf- SI@gs was
assisted by officials of the mil cor
poration. The payments RESULT d frcnl
the prolonged idleness of the workers
following the shutdown of tho mills
for lack of business several weeks ago
The workers today asked that their
sincere thanks and arDrecIat; On !5
expressed to those who helped Their.
out Saturday afternoon both n con,
tacting the unemployment CT ces IL
Raleigh and in the distribution of ad-
ditional food orders Ky the county au
thorities. They named and asked es-
pecially that their gratitude be ex-
pressed to E. o. Falkner, clerk of SUI
perior court; j. M. Peace, legislator
Mayor Henry T. Powell; George M.
Suggs, manager of the unemployment
office here; S. B. Rogers, former
chairman of the county commission
ers and North Henderson merchants;
opd p n Sta rLxov and all members
of the county commissioners.
There was widespread commenda-
ton today of the general conduct and
demeanor of the workers during the
situation that developed into virtual
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-02-28
Henderson Daily Dispatch
FUNERAL HELD FOR
REV. JNO. w. MORGAN
Former Pastor of First Dap'i0'
Church Here Was Injured In
Auto Wreck in 1886

Rev. John w. Morgan, former PAS.
tor of the First Baptist cnurcn Oh
Henderson, was buried IN ROCKY
Mount this afternoon, with 1unerai
services at 2 o'clock from the First
Baptist church, interment following
in that city. He died in winston
Salem, in the Baptist hospital it was
understood, Saturday night OF compll-
cations resulting from an automoolle
accident two years ago in which his
wife was fatally injured, living only
few days.
He had been a patient in Johns
Hopkins hospital in Baltimore up to
last November, when he was removed
to Winston-Salem for treatment.
Surviving is a brother, Rev. S. L.
Morgan of Creedmoor, Granville coun-
ty, who succeeded him in the pastor
ate of the First Baptist church here
some rs years ago.. He had also held
Hastorates at Lucustdale, Va, Alder
son, w. Va, and at Beaufort, the last
regular work he had.
The deceased minister is remenrb-
cred by many of the older residents
of this city. Rev. A. S. Hale, pastor
of the church here, attended the fun
eral in Rocky Mount.