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Glacier County chief., 1939-07-21
Nothing Doing

A recent proposal to change
the rame of a centuries old
phenomenon in Glacier National
park-Triple Divide Peak-has
been rejected by Superintendent
Donald S. Libbey.
1t was suggested that the
towering mountain henceforth be
known as Three Oceans Peaks,
for it is the only one on the
North American continent from
which waters drain into three
oceans-the Atlantic. Pacific and
Arctic
Glacier County chief., 1939-07-21
Guernsey is Sold to Weter Bros.

A registered Guernsey bull has
recently been sold by S. S. Nichols
of Libby. Montana. to Weter
Bros of Browning.
This animal is Broadstair
katie's Major 27lSS9 according
to The American Guernsey
Cattle Club, Peterborough, n. H.
This is a valuable addition to the
large dairy herd of the Enter
prise Dairy.
Glacier County chief., 1939-07-21
MISTS OF YEARS
KEEP LIFTING TO
REUNlTE FAMILY
Three Johannes Brothers and
Sister Now Together in
Happy Reunion.

CHICAGO.-Two elderly brothers
who had been separated for 35 years
were reunited in the Oak Forest in
Urinary. One. William Johannes,
had been a patient there for %
years the other, Adolph, for five
years.
On the morning after the news Of
the reunion was published an eXcit-
ed woman about SIS years old rushed
into the office of Frank Venecek su-
perintendent Of the infrmary. She
said she was Mrs. Anna Loebel,
1883 South Sayer avenue, Midlothi
an
Where is he? Where is Adolph?"
she cried Il knew William was
here, but Adolph-I thought he was
dead long time ago. I'm his sis
ter Anna. Please take me to him."
Recognizes Her and Weeps.
Venecek led Mrs Loebel to the in
firmary's hospital section. where
Adolph, who is 60. has been confined
to bed since entering the institu-
ton.
Adolph peered at Mrs. Loebel
through weary eyes as she repeated.
I'm Anna, your sister Anna"
Then he smiled feebly, Yes, yes.
It's you, my little sister Anna" he
said. He reached toward her and
both wept as they clasped wrinkled
hands
Then William joined his sister and
brother and the three talked over
old days and how the family broke
up 81 years ago after both parents
had died.
Soon the conversation turned to
another brother, whom none of them
had seen for more than three dec
AIDES.
Where do you suppose Ferdinand
isl" asked AdOlph. Il wonder if
he's still living" Mrs. Loebel and
William shook their heads.
Venecek then asked what work
Ferdinand had done when last heard
from. Mrs. Loebel said she believed
he had been employed in barrel
manufacturing plant. He must be
nearly 10 years old now, she said.
Finds Other Brother.
Nenecek telephoned SeVera. coop
erage factories in Chicago and sur
rounding towns. None had an en-
ployec named Ferdinand Johannes.
Later. Ferdinand, now Ct years
old, was located working for the
Pioneer CoOperage company at +46
North Hoyne avenue. At first he
was skeptiCal. "Why my brothers
and sister must be dead by now
I haven't seen them for 30, maybe
40 years
But he promised to come to the
infirmary. At a reunion luncheon
arranged by Venecek, he stared fo1
a moment at Adolph. William, ano
Anna. Then he sobbed and EN-,
braced each.
The event had an unusually happy
effect on Adolph. For nearly five
years he has been bedridden. But
that day he got up, dressed. anG
went down to the dining room table
with his newly found sister ano
brothers.
The brothers and sisters separat
ed following the death of their wild
owed mother. They lost addresses
and had never been able to com.
! municate with one another since
Glacier County chief., 1939-07-21
Request Withdrawn

The Montana Dakota Utilities
company has Withdrawn its peti.
ton to the federal power COM
mission for permission to import
natural gas into Montana from
Canada, the state railroad and
public service commission has an
nounced The state commission
opposed the utility's petition at a
hearing in Helena in May.
Glacier County chief., 1939-07-21
New Treatment For Heart Trouble

A new drugless treatment for
angina pectoris. an acutely pain
full heart ailment, is furnished by
a special abdomen belt which
thereby increases the flow of
blood to the heart muscles. The
treatment was discovered at the
University of California.
Glacier County chief., 1939-07-21
Park Theatre Notice

Owing to the failure of some
equipment to arrive, the new
Park theatre opening will be de.
layed for few days. The man,
agement will exert every effort
to make the delay as short as
possible and will set the opening
date soon.
Glacier County chief., 1939-07-21
DISEASES DOWN

According to reports the state
board of health received last week
from Montana doctors, diseases in
the state are at summers low point.
Measles listed at about 200 cases a
few weeks earlier, had dropped to
As. Other diseases also were at the
lowest point in months. No new
cases of spotted tick fever were re-
ported.
Glacier County chief., 1939-07-21
Exclude Indians

Washington, July 14-States
would be permitted to exclude
Indians living on public or reser-
walton lands from social security
benefits under an amendment to
the social security act adopted
yesterday by the senate.
Glacier County chief., 1939-07-21
Police Thwart 'Suttee' by
Youthful Indian Widow

CALCUTTA, INDIA.-A 14-year-
old widow was prevented from COM
hitting "suttee '-throwing herself
on the funeral pyre of her dead hus-
band-at Jubbulpore in the central
provinces.
Police arrived at the cremation
ground just in time to seize the girl
as she was about to throw herself on
the flames.
''Suttee,' considered by the Hin
dus to be an act of virtue, was abol-
ished throughout British India by
law in 1929.
Glacier County chief., 1939-07-21
Court News

J. J. Galbraith vs.. Hugh Black,
damages; State of Montana on
relation of S. j. Rigney and w.
R. Mcdonald against Margaret
Carberry as Treasurer of Glacier
County, Montana.
Glacier County chief., 1939-07-21
Brides Cheap

At the gvpsies annual bride
market in kraljevo. Yugoslavia,
prices were increasingly low this
year. Parents of the prize of the
lot. striking brunette, received
only Sc 40. while less attractive
girls brought as little as $3.50.
Glacier County chief., 1939-07-21
Lucky Legion

When the recent tornado struck
Anoka. Mimi, an American Le-
gion meeting was being held in
the city hall, after a failure to
obtain the local armory for the
purpose. The twister wrecked
the armory. but did not damage
the city hall.
Glacier County chief., 1939-07-21
No Deaths From Typhoid

Buffalo, Minneapolis. Omaha.
Milwaukee. Portland, Ore. and
Salt Lake City are among the
larger cities which had no deaths
from Typhoid fever during 1888.
Bridgeport. Conn.,. with app oxi-
10000 population. has had no
typhoid fatality in five years.
Glacier County chief., 1939-07-21
Strange Street Names

Lisbon in Portugal has some
strange street names, including the
Street of the Little Englishman,
Street of the Mother of Water, the
Sad Ugly One street and the Alley
of the Faithful of God.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
$500 14th ST. NV.

HILLTOP GARDENS
Drive out 18th or 18th TO Sheridan st.
turn on Sheridan to l4th
Two rooms, dinette. Kitchen and bath
turn.. S6S: unfurn $50
Gas for Cooking and Refe Included.
Large rooms. crosS-Ventilation. Venetian
blinds; high elevation; modern kitchens
lnc1nerator. plenty closet space: convenient
transportation: near Rock Creek Park
Resident Mgr. MRS. DREW. Rand. 216S.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
rNPNEp-a CYpnC

Spacious liy. rm., . bedrooms, tile
shower bath, kit. din, ample closets. refg.
locker. laundry: 10c bus; beautiful lawns
0 min. city c. C. McCLAINE 2lOO Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va. Chestnut 5000. day
Evening star., 1939-06-18
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
Continued

825 RK. OR. CH. RD-ENTIRE 2nd FL,
rms. bath. Electrolux. h-w h., private
entrance; S37 30. Columbia 9l35.
HILLCREST. D. c.. 2l1h BRANCH AVE.
Modern apartment; rooms. pantry.
private bath. shower. screened porch eec-
trio refrigeration. oil heat. light, gas unlim-
1ted phone service included in rental; airy
exposures; nice home; couple preferred; no
children after pm, Lincoln 456S-J. .
GRANDMOTHER OFFERS FIRST FLOOR,
r., K. and b. with complete basement
servants apt: babies welcome. 1425 2lst
st. NV.
CORNER APT. IN GENTLE HOME
Modern kit. pvt. bath with shower. large
porch. all pvt. 626 Ingraham st. NV.
NAVAL VILLAGE. 2431 E ST. NV
and bedrms., liv dining. kit, bath; cleo
refg.; near Int, Army and Navy Bldgs.
3016 CLAIMING ST. NE-3 ROOMS.
Kitchen. bath, o windows. insulated. pri-
Vate entrance, hardwood floors. Frigidalre.
garage; newly decorated.
~ LAMONT ST. N.W-3-4 ROOMS,
bath, inclosed porches. refg, oil heat,
cleo. gas included; reasonable.
BASEMENT--ELEC. AND GAS: REASON
able. l457 Harvard st. NV
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE sHOREHAM Ho-
otei-Large studio room. , exposures bath
with shower. double closet, Frigidaire foyer.
no kitchen. Will suitcase as is; modern
furniture; 3 months. $50 month. or trans
ier lease. $40, unfurnished Mrs Powell
ZoOl Calvert st. Adams 1856
Evening star., 1939-06-18
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
BACHELOR APARTMENT.
Two rooms. bath comfortable. furnished,
electric refrigerator. Apply MRS. HUNT,
manager, 1861 Crescent pl. NV.
1919 @ ST NV.
and n,dsTs Free gas: elec: and refs.:
$4,000. ton. light oak floors ivory
woodwork downtown apt.
mouse. most convenient location: "a
hour, elevator and switchboard service
Resident manager. Met $3.50
MONMOUTH. 1919 @ ST. NV.
DOWNTOWN - BEAUTIFULLY
furnished 5-rm. apt, unfurnished
price, 2 exposures, exceptionally
cool, quiet, large library, excellent
cook-maid; available Nov. 1st.
Metropolitan 1898, 60 pm.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

SAFE FURNITURE STORAGE costs no
more Why take a chance7 Enjoy COM
plete protection. Low rates. Open storage.
Private rooms. Call Merchants, Nat. 5000.
Evening star., 1939-06-18
HOUSES FUR. OR UNeUR.

TAKOMA PARK. 2l7 WILLOW AVE-s
rooms. "a baths, bedrooms, automatic
price to desirable tenant. See it Sunday.
"
1905 LELAND ST. CHEVY CHASE. ND
b rooms. baths; oil heat. Frigidaire: excl
seen Sunday
1918 st BETTzELL. Dist. 31OO.
Evening star., 1939-06-18

CHEVY CHASE Md RMS, DETACHED,
garage nice yard with flowers, screened in
porch with awnings; well furnished 10
degrees cooler than downtown owner
Will let right party have for 3 months at
reasonable rent. Call Wis 1886
Evening star., 1939-06-18
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BELLE HAVEN. ALEXANDRIA, VA, II
Glen -Drive-Nicely furnished, 3 bedrooms,
2Ea baths: July and August. $10O month
Temple 4714-J.
OVERLOOKING COOL RK. CR. PARK
Well furn.. mech. refg.. d rms. maids rm.,
gar: North 1920. Ant. 80.
SILVER SPRING. MD-5-ROOM BUNGA-
ow; elec. kit. washing machine; S65 mo-
incl. elec. and oil heat: available July i.
1908 Grace Church rd. Shepherd 5143.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C-NEW GROOM
residence, newly furnished. baths, sos
ROOMS BATH; ALL CONVENIENCE,
Evening star., 1939-06-18
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

Living room, bedroom. kitchen: furn
Private entrance. $3.50 mo. Excellent
bus service
Evening star., 1939-06-18

/ kENWOOD - SUMMER - BRICK DE-
tached house: 4 bedrooms, baths and
! lnsul alton cross ventilation every room :
| 9l25OO per month. Phone Wis 424l .
Evening star., 1939-06-18
FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

APARTMENTS WANTED.
FURNISHED APARTMENT. l ROOM AND
bath wanted by gentleman; permanent;
state particulars, price. Box 125-M. Star. =
WE CAN RENT YOUR APT; PLENTY
prospects. Phone or see MR.. FORESTER
1910 Vermont ave. RIM. PIT. Natl. 1884
BY ELDERLY, CULTURED WOMAN
three or more rooms, Frigidaire and private
bath unfurnished apartment: prefera bly,
CAPITOL Hill. Box Sim, Star.
MARRIED R. NURSE WILL GIVE sERV-
ices, small salary, as a companion. with
use of small apt or home for self and
husband, who works In Government ofhce
Box 1O4-M, Star.
WANTED TO RENT. SMALL APT. OR
house, furnished. Arlington, Va, or vicinity
Will pay $50 mo. Box 23-M. Star
SHARE. EXPENSES WITH OR 3 OTHER
young ladies, furn. apt. or private house:
meals maid Prefer single room; NV. sec
ton. Box 70-M. Star
yNFuRN:-2 OR 3 ROOMS, KITCHEN.
dinette. bath; heat, hot water furnished; ;
reliable tenant. will lease If reasonable.
Atlantic 4697-W. go pm.
BY JULY 15-1 OR 2 ROOMS. K. AND
pvt. bath. in gentle white section of
Washington: State price and Iull particu-
lars. Box I'm. Star.
Evening star., 1939-06-18

4 large rooms bath. large porches;
heat. refs. hot water. garage: $50. 3
rooms. S55. A. L. ROBERTS Agt., 81
Manor circle. Takoma Park, Md.
MODERN APT. BLDG.-vA.
Evening star., 1939-06-18

BETHESDA. MD.-JULY AND AUGUST.
Corner bungalow; . bedrooms; porch. "a.
rage: reaS. Wisconsin 3O72-J
Evening star., 1939-06-18

35l6 ST. N.W-ATTRACTIVELY FURN.
rms. = exposures: conyen. located
Emerson $3.50
Evening star., 1939-06-18

BUNGALOW, NE, COMPLETELY FURN
Tor summer sleeping porch, gar lge yard;
accommodates 6. Michigan 44l3
Evening star., 1939-06-18

kENNEDY ST NV. NEAR 14th-DE-
tached. rms. bath; elec refg,: double
gar; mr. cars, buses, June 20 to Oct. 1st.
Evening star., 1939-06-18

AMERICAN UNIV PARKS RMS AND
Phone Woodley 1854 for appointment
Evening star., 1939-06-18

ARLINGTON. VA-S25 5.OO-LARGE. cool
Chest. 223S. 1898 ~ Utah st.
Evening star., 1939-06-18

POS BALTIMORE PIKE. RIVERDALE-
rooms. kitchen. bath, furnished; SIS
Evening star., 1939-06-18

WILL SHARE BEAUTIFUL. COOL HOME
or rent entire house including a 4-rOon1
bath apt. on third floor. Dun 4as3 les
Evening star., 1939-06-18

I4l1 PARKWooD PL.. Mr. CAVALIER
comfortable, cool: reasonable Col. a3f2 :.
Evening star., 1939-06-18

COOL DET. 8 RMS: Mr.. ROCK CREEK;
Iarge porches; lovely garden Summer rental.
Georgia 1868 after g. all day SAT SIIn
Evening star., 1939-06-18
TAKOMA PARK
TAKOMA PARK, MD.

% Lincoln ave.-3 rooms kitchen. bath.
porch fireplace in living room; Frigidaire,
heat garage included; S45. Randolph
Evening star., 1939-06-18

u : ROOM HOUSE, NICHY FURN
Frlgidalre. ami: near 18th and Columbia
rd. Call OWNER. Columbia 4SI7
Evening star., 1939-06-18

WNANTED-oNE OR TWO GIRLS rc
Snos Snepe an R,tsbsn sbps1tmenJ with another v
arate beds): corner apt; cross vent tSepg Serv
cool: Close r. 18th St: shoppins district
Evening star., 1939-06-18

WESLEY HElGHTS-COOL CORNER. 3
rms, baths, screened porch. recreation
i room: many large trees: refs. Woodley 2aO4
Evening star., 1939-06-18

COLLEGE PARK. MD-FURNISHED APT
md fl, front: living room, bedroom dress
ing rm.. kitchenette, bath Line 363l
Evening star., 1939-06-18

TAKOMA PARK. 1860 BLAIR RID
rms. kit. porch. semi-bath: completely
furn.: Frigidaire: pvt. entrance.
Evening star., 1939-06-18

! BuRLETTH-MODERN GROOM HOME;
screened porcheS. garage; wonderful neigh.
borhood; completely furnished: reasonable.
| Met $3.50 oSs
Evening star., 1939-06-18

fa5 IRVING 80; N.W,@THSE!
Evening star., 1939-06-18
HOUSES FURNISHED.
Continued

BRookLAND-NEWLY FURNISHED COR.
ner bungalow for summer: cool: rooms,
shower. garage; bus; S65. Lincoln 6599-J
J6ad1,,an.a JULY AND AUGusIE-NEW; Z RMS, AR
4ah St bus nen n0ssa ss5 En- Rmefson s5
poE Pe1s RENT. FuRNIsHED-cLEvFLAND
Low price. ao2l Newark st. ''' S'iA'
GROOM FURNISHED HOUSE IN NV,
m l.; convenient location; reasonable. July
! to Sept. /. EN-. 1272.
COOL BURLEITH--6 ROOMS. COMPLETE
ly furn;: June to Sept: rent, Complete, S57
1850 st. NV. EN-. 4l4s
ATTRACTIVE, AIcvE ROOMS. ~. BATHS IN
Lasoma "a san, ParE; amc, Reasonable to adults
with Sdb7 @ settled couple Indefinitely shephsyd
FOR RENT-BEAUTIFULLY FURN, 7-RM
nome; surrounded by cool shade trees De-
room osa1h With fuli.sae fsr e. 81
iilara table Reas rental to right party for
long or short lease. Emerson 1928
loom loon mouse eec; kitchen; American Univ.
| PARK section; July-August. Woodley 3lI5.
Mr.. SHOREHAM-1O RMS. 2I2 BATHS:
poren; asa y, large m closets garage; will transfer
. paying guests If desired Box AK. Star.
MOST UNUSUAL AND COOL LOCATION.
| complete privacy. Lovely house surround
Rocf ceek reeS Pa1f sdes q bognssd By
ing park: l block from bus; July and
August. Reasonable Gentiies. References
EXCHANGED. Randolph 4l2l.
WESLEY HEIGHTs-CoOL CORNER: 2
rms, baths screened porch recreation
/ room many large trees: refs Woodley 29O4
WILL SHARE BEAUTIFUL COOL HOME
or rent entire house including a 4-room.
bath apt. on third floor. Dun 1888 49,
Ia ROOM HOUSE. NIcH,Y FUeH
I'd Call OWNER. Columbia 4si7. AT 0'ui'0iA
Hatelt3 ifis P3hRkWooD bsGt%, PL.; a mr.; CAVALIER
comfortable, cool; reasonable Col. 33f2. I.
! 1915 ST. N.W.-ATTRAcTIvELY FURN.,
Emerson $3.50. sN'O'"'eS 'o'''eh' located
! CHEVY CHASE, Md RMS. DETACHED.
garage nice yard with flowers, screened-in
deTfees " cooler aTnnT5 tbs5 .e
will let right party have for 3 months at
reasonable rent. Call Wis. 1886.
kENWooD SUMMER : BRICK, DE-
maids room, bath: gear garage: rock wool
insulation; cross ventilation every room.
sI29 90 per month. Phone Wis. 4241.
ssGTaEsDA; sarTaI S;,Aa.1 MD:aJyLY AND AUGUST.
rage: reas. Wisconsin 3O72-J
AMERICAN UNIV. PARKS RMS. AND
path det., air-conditioned; auto heat
Phone Woodley 1854 for appointment
GfooL COO ,oL DEI;. RMS: Mr.. Rock CREEK;
Georgia 3.6s after 8. all day Sat, Sun.
KENNEDY ST NV. NEAR 14th-DE-
tached, rms: bath; cleo refg: double
G.cI, gar; nr ears' a buses, June 20 to Oct. 1st
BUNGALOW. NE, COMPLETELY FURN
for summer: sleeping porch. gar. ige. yard;
accommodates &. Michisan 4413
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-coMFoRTABLE
I months; reasonable. 1920 Joceyn st. NV
. FURNISHED EnTTCE
The Valley settler., 1939-07-26
DOES YOUR DISTRICT MACHINERY
 NEED REPAIRS ?

It will soon be time to repair the binders and mowers in prepar- ation for this seasons harvest. The Corporation will not order these repairs as they have done in the past. It has been pointed out that all machinery has been allotated to the various districts without charge. It now becom the duty of each district to keep it in good repair, and at their own expense.
The Valley settler., 1939-07-26
-%5l :, % %s < ;,' s'!3&;

On July 2l, a fino baby boy arrived ct the local hospital for MT. and Mrs. .Walter Pipplo. This boy arrived too lato to got his no1no in tho paper as did the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold H6r1non when loss than an hour old. We hope this carly fame won t spoil the child.
The Valley settler., 1939-07-26
GRAND-PAPPY STORK

A fino baby. grcnd-daughtor orriV- od yesterday to Nr. and Mrs. WnI BouWons. Grand daddy and grandma and all the now aunts and unclcs arc recovering os we'll as can be expo ctod. The now arrival will mako hcr homo with l1r. and Mrs. Oliver Onl1ka. This tiny Miss tips tho scales at five pounds and fourteen ounces.
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The Valley settler., 1939-07-26
FROM DDCTOR ALBRIGHT
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 The fact that no ono wi Il be permi ted to attend the All Roundup from the Matanuska Valley is a gpoot disopp ointment to nc for fully realize the appointment it has meant to many.
 I hope that everyone understands that the health, authori ties have made a decision, Whi ch in their opinion is the Wisost and safest for all conc It would be very serious should this donger- ous and contagious disease break out omoung Q group of chi ldren that had gathered at Foirb anks from ell over the Terri ory. My only request now is that every one though unhappy about it, accept the decision as a wis e one and cooperate to the fullest to curtoil the spread of the disease hero in our home conununi ty. The reason we have disc ont inued act ivities is to stop the spread of tho disease but after all, your holp is Whot counts.
 Signed: C.Ecrl Albrecht Mp.
The Valley settler., 1939-07-26

Also, on July 23, ., baby girl arrived to Mr. and Mrs. George Venne. Just in time to make entry for the bcby show at the Fair.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-11

Establishment in every lovely,
1.-the line of this youthful new Bas-
que Dress! Each smart detail was
very carefully planned by Marian
Martin SO that you'll find it easy
to do-and moreover, there's a dia-
grammed Sew Chart to aid you!
The skirt-hasn't it the sweetest
swish and swing?-ioins the willow
wasted bodice with the most de-
corative of scalloped-curves both
front and back The glamorous re-
vers and scalloped too, and even
the little open sleeves repeat the
dea, with shirrings forming a flat
tering curve. AS you know, there's
nothing SO cool as a dress without
q belt!
Pattern 9O69 may be ordered only
in misses sizes IL, IA, 16, 18, and
20. Size Is requires 4 1-8 yards
80 inch fabric and 3-0 yards lace
edging
Send Fifteen Cents in coins for
his Marian Martin pattern. Be
sure to write plainly your size, name
Address and Style Number.
Send your order to Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department,
232 w. 18th ST., New York, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-11
Fifth Grade Gives.
Program on State

Students of Miss Agnes Moore's
fifth grade at Clarke street school
gave program this morning in front
OF the student body and teachers on
North Carolina. The program was an
outgrowth of a project they had been
working on, in which they had as
sembled information concerning vari-
Gus North Carolina towns, and made
posters.
Betty Wilson presided over the ex-
ercises, and the following program
was given:
Song: "Old North State" by the
group.
State Motto, by group.
Several children represented vari-
Gus North Carolina towns, and told
Tor what they are noted.
Nicknames of the State, given bv
Johnnie McCulley.
Charles Shaw represented Carl
Goerch, and asked questions con-
corning North Carolina to students OF
the class.
1T Happened First in N. CO, by
Jack House.
Toast to the State.
Tar Heel Born," sung by class.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-11
Cokesbury News
BY MRS. ERNEST GILL

Aycock school had its closing ex-
ercises Friday night, with one Of
the largest classes and also crowds
in the schools history We had %
to receive their diplomas finishing
school and 80 to receive their GER
tificates entering high school, So
that shows we have good reasons to
be very proud of our school and
each member of the faculty. We
wish for them a pleasant summer,
and we are looking forward to see
ing them again this fall
The revival meeting started at
Cokesbury church Sunday ard Re-.
Petty is being assisted by Rev. r.
E. Brown from Henderson. Ser
vices each evening at o'clock, and
we extend you a cordial invitation
to come out and hear this good min
lister
Friends will be glad to know that
Mrs. Steed and her daughter Myrtle
returned to their home last week,
after being in Maria Parham hos
pital for weeks, as the results of
very tragic accident -
Myrtle's condition is still very
serious however, and has been
since the wreck, but we, are so clad
she was able to stand the trip home.
Mrs. Steed's condition was not 80
serious and she is slowly improving.
Mrs. Steed's heart is so burdened
with grief it is hard for her body to
make much progress in healing.
Our heart goes out to them in
sympathy, and we hope and pray
the Lord will bless them and heal
them
We are also glad to report thnt
Will Steed is also improving. He
was also in a later wreck, but was
only cut and bruised about the face,
and is able to be out now
Mrs. r. F. King has returned to
her home in Greenville, after visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. Gill and Mrs
Powell for a few days. Mrs. King
attended the graduating exercises at
John Graham High School in War
renton, where her neice, Miss Hilda
Lee Powell graduated.
We feel very proud of Miss Reece
Tucker one of our local girls, vino
graduated from Middleburg high
school this year with a perfect at
tendance record for eleven years,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-11

Confederate Memorial Day.
During the afternoons program,
which had its usual opening of ritual
and prayer, two hymns, "How Firm
a Foundation, and ''Old North State
were sung.
In his talk, Mr.. Brown spoke O.
Memorial Day, and all that it stands
for. Both his grandfathers, he said,
were in the Confederate army, and
he liked TO think of flowers being
placed on both their graves.
Later in the afternoon the Chill
dren of the Confederacy placed a
wreath at the base of the Confeder-
ate monument in the courthouse lawn
and took flowers to the graves of the
Confederate veterans at ElmWood
cemetery. The Children's group met
at the home of Mrs. D. Boyd Kim
ball, Jr., before going to. the ceme-
terry.