davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-11-29
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

muJeTSS lHSfSSdS AAoAI Sdu0 DASAA
recibidas en- todos los frentes.
En- la guerra de Crimea, Flo
rencia Nightingale tuvo que
rcmper una puerta, cerrada por
.kostilidad del Alto Mando, con
.ol fin de recoger abastecimien-
tos para curar a los heridos. Y
las muieres inglesas que organi
aaron un hospital de guerra en-
1914, t~uvieron que ponerlo q dis
poslci0n del ministerio de la
guerra de Francia, cuando SUI
propio ministerio 10 rehus6,
Mas tarde, en- ell curse de Ia
guerra mundial, las mujereS fue
ron enroladas en- las ramas no
combatientes del ejercito Y mu-
chas de elias sc hicieron cargo
de manejar ambulancias Y GU
rar a los heridos.
Cuando la presente guerra co
memo, los militares tenfan una
diferente opinion o concepto de
las mujeres y su trabajo para a.
yudar a las tropas. En- total,
100000 de mujeres de todas
las actividades de la vida, desde
las mansiones a la scasas de po-
bres, entire las edades de IS q
SO, eStan movilizadas en- diferen
ties organizaciones.
Como en- la guerra mundial,
muchaS han sido agregadas q
tres servicios y, con la excep-
zion de sus faldas, visten cast
igual que los hombres. Las &c.
900 mujeres Auxiliares Terrific
riales uSan ropa "kakhi"; 25,-
900 en- la Fuerza Auxiliar de la
Aviaci6n, llevan uniformes azul
cielo, y 5000 usan azul marine
Y pertenecen a la Reserva Naval
de Mujeres. Las gorras de SER
vicio han sido hechas para adap
tarlas a simples ~peinados, aun-
que las mujeres Terriers" han
pedido carros moVibles en- los
cuales puedan arreglarse Ell ca
bello. Sc permite I'm discreto a.
dorno personal.
La Reina Isabel es la CONAN
dante en- jefe del sericiO de
mujeres; la Princesa Real es u
ma Terrier; la duquesa de
Glccester es comandante de las
mujeres del aireI la duquesa de
Kent es una 4Wren", de Ia reser
va naval, con grade de conan
dante Y tambien enfermera +;
Diana Churchill, la hija del pri-
mer ministro, es una "Wren"
Pauline Cover, Ia hija de Sir
Robert Cover, una aviatriz, con
mas de 1000 horas a su credito,
transporta aviones desde las IA
bricas a los aer6dromos. Una
la Guardia Civil Aerea,
funciona para vigilar y dar
cuenta del arribo de los aviones
nazis antes de que lleguen a sus
objetivos. Algunos de los oficia-
les son mujeres que hicieron un
trabajo similar durante Ia que
IRA mundial.
La discipline es estricta. Guam
do Sc easan permanecen en- ell
servicio, a menos que esten a
punto de ser madres. Las mule
res protestaron de una sugeren-
Ella para fijar una nora de reti-
no, en- la noche, sosteniendo que
La gaceta., 1940-11-29

Sc SOLICITA una Sonora para
Ell culdado de una nina. Debe
ser mayor de 80 amos. DirLjase
al GIG Doce avenida. Pregunte
por ell Sr. Rivero o lame por 81
tel6fono M 59-712.
La gaceta., 1940-11-29
o UNIFORMES

Esta es la primera guerra en-
la cual, desde Ell principle, las
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17
WATKINS TOWNsHIP-COLORED.

1906 Peace, Thos. heirs 46 a. 4.01
1910 Terry Austin heirs l a. l.59
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17
HENDERSON m C) DAILY DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, JULY H. 1910

RIO e+one John :, 80 acres 30.42
SIT Stone, R. E. 10 acres 24.o5
5l2l Strickland, W. N. 4 acres
land E. >. :. .......... l''o
$3.50 Williams, B. B. 81 acres
land 8. :. .'.''' "''o
5l5l Williams, Mrs. G. II.
heirs home place ..... LOO
5l52 Williams, Miss Lillian
| lot =. .. ............ Z'"l
SIT Woodlief, G.. w. q acres
land .... 2O.46
5l86 Woodlief L. V. SO l-2
ocres land ....... 7.18
52l6 Yancey, w. T. 329 IL
acres land =. .. .......... 4u.zo
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17
ALLOWED TO LIST ENTIRE
COUNTY
8772 Eaton. Mary heirs

9772 Eaton, Mary heirs. -
acres, for 1886 .......... .
8789 Green, Mrs. NJ. NJ. 20 %. j.
1918 Parham. w. B., ST..
lot, Cherry st. -. o.. ... J"
1891 Fultcher, Lewis. s.. ,
lots. Murphy ST. ..... o.. :
1884 Carpenter. James, i"'
Adams st. ........... :
1885 SattcrWhite, Jennie. 'o'.
Adams st. ..............
8842 Minor and L. S. Nicho,..
l lot, West End -. ..... .
8843 Minor and L. S. NichoI.
lot. West End 1898 .
1914 Minor and L. S. Nicho!..
l lot. West End 1897 .. J.
8945 Minor and L. S. Michel.
| lot, West End 1896 J.
8846 Minor and L. S. Nichols. .
] lot. West End 1898
8847 Minor and J.. S. Nich@H.
lot. West End 1894 .... .
8865 Harris Toe C.. 2 l"'-
Water and Pearl St.. 1899
1856 Harris, Joe c.. 2 lot
Water and Pearl ST.. 1921 %
1867 Harris, Joe c.. 2 lot.
Water and Pearl Sis. 1899
1868 Harris. Joe c.. . To- -.
Water and Pearl SIS. 1895
1869 Harris. Joe c.. 'n'.
Water and Pearl SITS. 1873
1870 Harris. Joe c.. . LOT -.
Water and Pearl SITS. 1898
1871 Harris, Joe c.. 2 lot -.
Water and Pearl SITS 1893
1872 RodWell, w. T.. - 81 o.
acres :. :. :. :. ......
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17
DABNEY TOWNSHIP-WHITE

$3.50 Bobbitt, T. V. Jr. Sc a. l3.42
5848 Burroughs, L. w. | lot l.o9
5849 Burroughs, Mrs. L. w.
home place E. =. ....... 5I.il
1887 Ellington, Mrs. j. M.
heirs 80 acres go. .. .... 4.I3
1907 Glover, L. D. 80 acres 8. 1851
5000 Glover, Mrs. M. D.
20 1-2 acres ...... 943
1892 PARROT, S. w. % 1-2 a. 1O.l5
5000 Rowland, Mrs. Grace A.
SO acres ... ....... 1919
COLO Stainback, Mrs. j. O.
o 8-1O acres ....... 3.33
1920 Wall, Mrs L. G.. 81 acres 1875
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17

The word "declarc" core. .
the Latin, meaning "to MAKE ".'.
That man who made "'
pages by biting a dog migi, -"'
publicity by simply stcpN'.- u"
horses hoof.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17
Frank M. Dorsey,
DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS,
Tax Collector of Vance County.

Il Central Laundry. 1 lot
Maple 81. .........;...... al
q City Service Co. | lot ,oo,
Buli Plant West Henderson 1871
50 Henderson x Oxford Gas -
Co.. | lot Gas Mains & Etc loo.Oo
s. Jones Furniture Co. lot
West Henderson ........'. 1911
10 Union ms. & Realty Co.
> lots Booth st. ........ Z.oz
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17
Notice % Sale Of Land For
1899 County Taxes

1r he authority of the laws North Carolina the I'M
rSies tax collector Vance county will sell for taxes on
Monday August 1910 being the first Monday OF Sao
+h n the court door in Henderson, n c. beginning at
o'clock noon all such property listed below which mas not
b redeemed before that time. Following the list showing
in whose name listed description OF property and amount oue
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17
NIrTRITSH TOWNSHIP-WHITE

1886 Paschall, F. c., | acre 2.52
1882 Taylor, J. H., 255 acres 34.83
1896 Walston, Mrs. Mary A,
lots, (baD. ........... 26.73
1909 Watkins, Mrs. Frank,
$50 acres ........... 3O.93
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17
SANDY CREEK TOWNSHIP
COLORED

8496 Aston, Geo. heirs . q. ~.
9511 Ball, Sarah. 10 acres %H
8549 Champion, L. c.. heirs.
81 l-2 acres .... ...... '..
1881 Foster. James II a. .. IN
1901 Hawkins. w. NJ. - !. E-
96l0 Henderson. Ollie
66 ID acres w ,8g
36l5 Hicks, II. p, II - q. W
8648 Owen. Tom. g acres g.
1854 Perry. Willis. % - q. liz.
1862 Williams. Fannie ,! q. ~
8697 Workman, Joe. 60 acre lo@
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17
WATKINS TOWNSHIP-WHITE.

$500 Bobbitt, T. V. Jr. 5ll a. 1876
57O7 Newton, E. B. home place 24.3l
SIPS Vaughan, Mrs. Rosa l..
50 acres i'if
$3.50 Wade, Miss Maude
26 l-2 acres .. :. 1890. lO.O4
5733 Wade, w. F. IS acres 2O.53
576l Yancey, w. T. 76 l-2 acres l1.49
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17

1866 Allen. Waiter. . IT,.
1865 Bling, Jacob. 9 ac.r -
1868 Branch. f. l.. 5u 81.
1851 Brown. Mwccilvs .. ~
Guilford, II - acre.
1886 Bullock. Anna hen. ~
7700 Bullock, Nat. ~ ... -
TIP Burwell. Raymond ~. ';t
TIA Carroll. Alfred. g.. ~
TITS Clark. Alex. Jr.. t. ... .-
TIT Clark, Rufus heir. .,.
1928 Cousin, VIM. ST.. f. =
7731 Davis, VIM. heir. !, '
TAO Eaton. David. ~ -
7742 Eaton, Geo. 81 acr -.
7748 Evans, Esther. &j
1853 Green. James. ! ar..
1859 HargroVc, AIcXand..
19 acres ......... d.,
TITS Harris, Geo. 81 ac., 49, 49,
1890 Hawkins. VIM. g. a.
7795 Henderson. Ella. ~ . 10
1895 Henderson. Emm.. ..
1899 Henderson. Haywood
acres ...........-. -.-
1903 Henderson. Joe p. .,.
6 acres ... ....... .-
1904 Henderson. John. s.
"a acres -. -.
1906 Henderson. Jumius. IT,. al
1909 Henderson. Thomas
40 acres -. ........ r.,
1914 Henderson. WIN. =. e." -.
1923 Jones, Rosa. 10 !" ..
1926 Jordan, John heirs. g.. -.
1889 Lewis. Mike. ac.. =.
7845 Montgomery. Walter
acres ............ .... 2.
7846 Paschall, Isaac. ! . ..
7847 Paschall. ". p. I ... T..
1855 Plummcr. Wm.. - :,
1858 ReaviS, Matt. 3 B.. =.
1859 ReaviS. VIM. heirs. .. d.
1866 Ross, Alvin. II acre. ?.
1873 Summcrvillc. Sam. r. - 2.
1872. Summcrville. Fran. ...
| acre -. -. ........... p
1887 Ward. Latta. lot 81
1905 Yancey. Louise r.. O.
1907 Marlborough. jane. 4 o.. IL.
1916 Young, Peter. 4G ". g.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17
WILLIAMSBURG TOWNSHIP
COLORED.

6408 Baxter, DR.. J. E. 9 acres 2'oo
64l8 Brown, Bell heirs acres 10y
642O Bullock, Bill 20 acres :. o'o'
G424 Bullock, Lynn j. helrs no
"a IA acres ....:... TO
6436 Burton, Arthur heirs 4 a. 2.oS
6437 Burton, Jim heirs acres Z'oO
643S Burton, Mary 38 acres ld'!o
645l Cantee, Louise 40 acres o' 90
6463 Eaton, Mary heirs Is a. 4'o2
6464 Evans, Henry 30 acres o'9d
64S3 Hamilton, A. A. "a acres 4' ~
GAGS Hart, Jane heirs Is acres go
6496 Hart, Steven LOG acres Zz'o 81
650l Henderson, Robt. 20 acres 4'4S
65l1 Jefferson, Will Sc acres ia'5 80
65l4 Johnson, Abraham 70 a. 1919
65l6 johnson, John B. l acre az 81
65l8 Jones, Clarence SO acres 9'9 ~
G52O Jones, Mary E. Is acres 3'59
6527 Kelley, Lucy Hicks heirs 90,
9 l-2 acres .......::..'.. 81 ~
1854 Ragland, Thad {. 40 acres S'4'
G590 Taylor, Jordan -. az,
45 1-2 acres ........... go 20
6628 Ward, James R. 70 IL a. 1920
6G39 Wimbush, Winnie 10 a. TlS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17
NIDDLEBURG TOWNSHIP
WHITE

7344 Bragg, w. H.. al acres 14.24
7349 Rrcedlove, E. NJ. l acre 25.71
1860 Carroll, J. H.. 81 acres 1917
1861 Carroll. J. R., Adm,
IA acres ............ 3O.93
1865 Clark. O. NJ, heirs, SO a. 30.68
1888 Dodd, F. D.. l lot ...... 1882
1898 Duke. c.. ", 70 acres 29.47
7406 Ellis, w. W., 100 acres 1886
74O9 Finch. Mrs Bessie 16 1-2
acres .................. 1883
74l4 Fleming, Mrs. Emma and
Mrs. Collins. II acres go. 1912
7415 Fleming. H. S. heirs,
So $40 acres ..... 49,. 1859
1922 Fleming, R. L., 48 acres 2457
7424 Fleming. Mrs. R. r., % a. lib
7484 Jones. r. B.. At acres 1882
1901 Mabry. c. B., 35 acres,
Mill Tract g.. 49,. ...... 2194
1910 Moseley, S. M, los acres 1870
7511 Mustian, Mrs A. P,
Home Place ........... 7.61
1886 Pleasant, Mrs. S. S. heirs,
AZ acres ................ 1888
1857 Rose, Mrs. c. A., 80 a. 1921
1867 SatterWhite, R. G., 83 a. 11.85
1921 Watkins, Mrs. F. NJ,
Home place .......... 3.79
MIDDLEBURG TOWNSHIP
rnT nDEn
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17
HENDERSON TOWNSHIP
COLORED.

3247 Allen, Blanche l lot,
Water st. ........ 6.34
3248 Allen, Ciciro l lot,
Hillside I'll
1855 Allen, Ida Richardson
/ lot, John st. ......... 400
1886 Allen, Ira l lot, Ford st. 9.3o
1868 Allen, Mann l lot, home 6.34
1864 Allen, Mary Lee l lot,
Rockspring st. ............ Z.IO
1921 Aston, John l lot, home $3.50
1884 Aston, Lee H. l lot,
Andrews Ave. ........... l.o9
1915 Barnes, Jennie l lot,
Pearl st. ........:.... 5.I9
1928 Baskerville, Sam 10 a.
land :. :. :. ...... o'io
1925 Baskerville, Tanner
l lot, Pearl st. .......... 2.lo
1923 Baxter, DR.. J. E. 4 lots,
various :. .. ........... 'o.So
1880 Bennett, Isham lots
II a. land ................ 1917
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17
DABNEY TOWNsHIP-COLORED.

6O53 Burton, U. G. home place 2.75
6O54 Burton. Willis heirs home
place VIZ
6O63 Cheatham, Mary home
place :. :. ............ 2.57
6O72 Daniel, J. A. lot $50. l.42
$3.50 Hart, J. M. "a acres $50
61O4 Magbee, Sue 2 acres 49,. l.67
6124 Rice, N. T. 46 acres go. 1916
6133 Thorpe, Peter heirs 2 lots 200
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17
SANDY CREEK TOWNSHIP
WHITE

1928 Abbott. r. Nj. 30 aero. ..
1888 Adcock. J. B.. heirs. 6" o."
1899 Adcock. J. T.. 10 acre. m~
1910 Adcock. J. T.. II - gG
1912 Ayscue. R. c.. 2G - . 1874
1880 Bell. Mrs. I. c.. % - a. -.
8Ol2 Clark. O. NJ. heirs. % . A."
9O6l Edwards. O. T.. 70 acre. ,.@
8O63 Edwards. Roger. , ACRES O..
9l02 Faulkner. Mrs. Rosa. 3 %. ".'
BIG Finch. c. H. II ID acres o..
1923 Finch. J. W. 81 acre b.
9l65 Grissom. V. T.. 80 "o"o. ,f-
1856 Grissom. Mr.. and Mr.
V. T., 26 $40 acres . ,0"
1892 Hunt. Mrs. J. H.. % acres g.
1898 Hunt. Mrs. J. T.. and
Alice Coghill. 25 acres .... 80
9247 Kimball, Eva and JOHN.
Is acres ................. ~
1850 Matthews. David 81 e. .i
1864 Satterwhite. R. G.. % a l--
1878 Short. Geo.. 50 $40 a. g.
1874 Short. J. R. Jr. % l-io q. 20:
1888 Smith. Mrs. Maggie F..
43 Ito a. .... ......... W
94O0 Stainback. B. H., 2G a. 49,:
BAIT Steed. T. A. heirs. 1913 O. 29i
8446 Trade, Mrs. Bessie y.
20 acres ...... 2;~
8449 Tucker. J. NJ. % $40 H. l2r
1856 Vaughan, Mrs. Frank.
&c acres " " .,... -.
8472 Wilkerson. ]. r.,
AZ 6-10 acres ............ lS-.
8496 Wright. O. B.. 90 - q. Ga
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-17
WILLIAMSBURG TOWNSHIP
WHITE.

6162 Bell, F. j. home place 7.27
6l8O Bullock, Mrs. Louise
home place .......... 1927
6204 Dunn, Miss Annie
l59 IL acres .......... 1870
6271 Hope, w. P 60 acres " 1856
6276 Kelley, H. F. 220 a. (bal.) 26.86
6287 Kornegay, Mrs. ]. M.
IA acres :. :. ......... ll.30
1926 Neathery, ]. D. heirs
81 acres >. .............. 5.U
6307 Norwood, Mrs. Monte
70 acres :. .......... 1905
6308 Norwood, Stella 81 acres 1913
$500 Pittman, T. M. heirs 4 a. 1.76
1851 Stainback ]. C. SO 1-2 a. 1l.43
$3.50 Wilson, Ferris SO acres 1892
6397 Woody, Mrs. w. ]. 43 a. ll.43
64O2 Young, R. G., "a acres :. lib
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-08-29
Hanford Community Church
r. M. Broadbooks, Minister

Church school at $50 am.
Morning worship at 1910 am.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-08-29
6 Tubes, Operates on
Self-COntained Battery
or A. C.. hOuse current).

is building new school at Mead,
Washington.
Harry Rose will leave Sunday
for Spokane, where he will enter
Gonzaga University.
Girls Visit Parents
Mary Weidle of Pasco spent the
weekend visiting at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weidle, Martha Weidle returned
with her and will make an indefi-
mite stay ir Pasco at the home of
her sister.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Pugh and
two children are visiting friends
in Richland. Mr.. Pugh is a former
Richland resident having taught in
the Richland high school for two
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred White of Ewin
were visitors in Richland Sunday.
Myrtle Barnett visited her sister,
Margaret in Spokane over the week.
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dillon of zil-
lah spent the weekend visiting at
the home of billions brother, Harry
Dillon.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-08-29
Miller Says Attacks
Getting Results

Speaking to farm groups in his
swing through the Yakima Valley
and lower KittitaS county this week,
Frank Miller, Republican candidate
for congress, made the statement
that good active campaign, ag-
gressively attacking certain policies
of those in authority, often produc-
ed results even when the candidate
failed of election.
II missed out by a few votes In
the last campaign" said Miller,
''but condemned with all the vigor
possessed the unfair impositions
put upon the fruit growers in the
matter of the "intolerable" spray
residue removal rules, and, altho
we had been fighting it for years
without results, we got a ruling just
few days before election which
gave the growers some relief.
1.-THE Wages and Hour Act, as it
affected farmers of this district, was
another issue which came in for
plenty of cross fire from the Repub-
hcan candidates. In fact, our con-
gresham, who was in part respon-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-08-29
Alma Circle Elects
Officers at Picnic

Mrs. Il. w. Withers and Mrs. w.
S. Green entertained Alma Circle
at a 10 o'clock potluck luncheon on
Monday at the city park. An cleo
ton Of officers followed with the
following people being elected:
Mrs. Bea Mcdonald, president;
Mrs. Marilla Oliver, vice president;
Mrs. Catherine Cochran. secretary;
Mrs. Lottie Lampson, treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Meyer visit
ed at the Jim Keller home Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Keller Is seriously
u as a result of his bicycle acci-
dent of last week.
Martin Hudnall and Bruce Ken
gon went to Seattle Saturday. M.
y. Hudnall returned home with
them Monday evening after an alb
Rnee of about three months.
Former Teacher Visits
The Misses Dorothy and Doris
french visited Friday at the w. s..
Gfeen home enroute to the coast
lelore going to Las Vegas, Nevada,
Kermit Liebel attended the auto
races IN Yakima Sunday afternoon.
Goldie Frank visited with Mar
earet Kelso this week.
harry Estes returned home Sat-
uoay after visiting for the past
week with friends and relatives in
Portland.
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Western Auto Supply
OLAV |. OTEIEIM, Authorized Dealer

sible for its imposition of the farm
ers of his district, sent wires back
from here to Washington, D. c.,
asking that it be revoked or at
least made less objectionable to the
farmers of this district. And now,
as another election day approaches
and We turn our guns on it, we get
RESULTS again in the form of a new
ruling by the administrator Tor
commissar, as I call him) relieving
the farmers of some of the Wages
and Hours Stringencies. ! have a
number Of other regulations for
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-08-29
Now Bus is Purchased
for River View Pupils

rry-River View schools at
- and Hover started Monday,
fn.s ,st 2s with the attendance in
s.4s schools slightly above that OF
last year.
80 BENSON. superintendent,
. Miss Olga Wepsola, who have
s sasn there several years and two
Dee = teachers, Miss Sarah McCurdy
NV csattle who will teach social
u WOO and music and MIR. Willard
saw , of Tacoma, who will teach
O e.ia,ce and mathmetics and also
os high school principal, have
a a. to their jobs in the local
..sools Grades will have the same
..a.hers with Mr.. William Wilson,
srinciual, Mrs. Glenna Nelson, the
astf and sixth grades, Mrs. Emily
1audell, third and fourth grades,
nd Miss Leah kirkpatrick, first
and second. The directors have
srrenased a new small school bus
- ,,se on the Horse Heaven hills
nm :, The other two BUSES will be
driven by A. McCarty and Floyd
conders. Mr.. Sanders tok the place
If waldo Gerards, who resigned.
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Glassner ar
rived home Friday, having spent
three days in Spokane on a bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson and
daughter, Ruth Ann, visited Sum
dav with Mr.. Ernest Johnson.
MrsS Jess Sprague visited in
Pattle Snake last week.
Miss Rosanna BirdWell is spend
INC her vacation in Thornton and
MISS Lois Birdwell is spending a
few weeks visiting at Seaside.
oryille Lechelt and Donald Ger
where they will both teach kinder
garten.
Der went to Yakima Monday. Or
Vile remained in Yakima, where he
has employment and Donald Gerber
returned home Tuesday.
Entertain at Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Piert and
two children and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Sherry and little Betty Ann Lande
we're dinner guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Floyd Hodgson in Walla Walla on
Sunday and also visited Mrs.
Shery's aunt, Mrs. M. j. F'let-
cher. Donald Sherry, who had been
visiting in Walla Walla. returned
home with them. MIR. and Mrs.
Ole Johnson and son, Donald,
we're also dinner guests at the Hodg-
son home.
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Three New Buses to
Start Operation Here

RICHIiAND - The Richland
schools opened Monday. There are
two new teachers on the high schol
staff and two in the grade school.
Two of the new buses were in OPP
Grafton and the third one will be
delivered the first of the week. The
school cafeteria opened Tuesday
and is under the supervision of Mrs.
r. B. Dighton, who returned Satur-
day from Boomers Ferry, Idaho,
where she has been for the past
month. Dighton did not return, but
will stay and look after the harvest
ing of his grain. Mrs. Dighton re-
turned for the opening of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brainard Murray
spent the weekend in Richland.
The Murray Construction Company
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CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
j. N. NOLT, Pastor

Sunday Bible School at 10 am,
VIM. Mills, superintendent.
Morning Worship at II am,
subject, God Never Sends Fire on
a Broken Down Altar"
The evening services of the young
people and the Evangellstic serv-
ices will he given over to the Cos
pel-Aires Quartet, representing the
Northwest Nazarene college of Nam
pa, Idaho. You will enjoy this
service. They will have charge of
the Young Peoples hour beginning
at z pm. Also the regular Evange-
Istic hour which begins at 8 pm.
Mid-week prayer Wednesday at
8 pm.
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Portable Radios SPAS

week service. of prayer and Bible
study taking a course in Revelation.
All welcome to study with us in this
important and timely book.
The church has enjoyed the
messages given by Mr.. Mckinley,
guest speaker during the pastors
vacation. The. pastor will resume
his work this Sunday.
We have no fads or fancies to
preach, but we reach and teach
1.-The Christ of the Bible and the
Bible of the Christ"
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

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Rev. Frederick A. Sctilling, PhD.
Vicar
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Farmers" by so-called administra-
tors that intend to burn my brand
on before this present campaign is
over and we may even get relief
from them too, before election day."
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At The Churches
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
corner Third and WASHINGTON
j. A. Pine, Minister

Bible school, 10 am, Rolla Den
nett, superintendent.
Morning worship, II am, SER
mon theme, "Paurs Teaching About
christian Responsibility Toward the
Weak"
Christian Endeavor, z pm.
Evening church service, 8 PM
theme in the sermon, Daniels
Prophecy in Dan. H."
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BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
Third and Benton st.
M. G. Kauth, pastor

BETH LUTH- +.
Divine services Sunday at 1890
am. Sunday school at 9:30 am.
The Walther League will resume
activities Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER 5th with topic study and
social. All Walther Leaguers are
invited to our services.
FIRST ENG LUTH-
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
Second and Auburn Streets
Rev. Carl E. L. Lucky. Minister
Fifteenth Sunday After Trinity
Divine services at HIS am.
Sunday school at 10:15 am.
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White Bluffs Com. Presbyterian
Rev. r. M. Broadbooks, pastor

Church school at 1915 am.
Morning worship at 1920 am.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all in Hanford and White Bluffs
communities to there services.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rollin B. Holden, Pastor
Communion Sunday

Communion Sunday
1920 Morning service of worship,
message by the pastor and Bible
study in classes. Communion medi-
tation. Greater things than these"
John 18th chapter. = -
800 Evening gospel services re-
sumed. "Acquaint now myself with
Him and be at peace" Good sing
ing. The service lasts an hour.
Wednesday evening 800. Mid
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Sunday, September l.
900 am. church school.
1000 am, Divine Worship. Holy
Communion with sermon.
Tuesday, September g.
7:30 pm. Meeting of the Bishops
Committee.