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REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE.

1908 H st. NV. National a345.
REpugcEp FOR QUICK SALE
OPEN TO-DAY AND ALL DAY SUNDAY.
Just Above Walter Reed Hospital
br,rSt ,rTSo,story story. corner brick. Three large
md floor Also large attractive colored
Tile bath in, basement Good-size room
OF dining room, Built-in garage oil heat,
1415 Eye St. ~ a. ~ Ma. 1852.
STOP LOOK AND LISTEN.
5I35 Kansas Ave. NV
Practically new detached corner brick.
facing Fort Slocum Park, one OF the show
places Of NV Washington, top of Kansas
ave. hill; 10 rooms, center hail. 3 baths
car brick sarase s WIFI viii show how res tss rho house
oy appointment only, MR.. OREM. GE.
1899 or DI 3346.
ON IOWA AVE, NEAR ALLISON ST NV
ern ong wo o1s h9qs old fine sS home all med
room: in excellent condition. to be sold at
fn rich. ! price. For inspection call MR.. Mac
MURRAY, ia. OS1S or DI. 3346.
BUNGALOWS, $50.
$500 Cash, $50 Per Month
rooms bath !. porches. large fioored EDS attic
eaSS s SoneeTted into additional rooms
sellent condition: large lot: a bargain at
s'sSo' WApIE Ga,l NJ j, Al1msp: !IsMrs AT 1Sc aasS
1924 14th St. NV District 334s.
AMER1cAN Ant uNIVERsrTY SNT AHF y PARK. AR
5-room BUNGALOW . yrs. old modern in
every every detail and in new-house condition.
n;11 mere :. rooms. sa7a Owner being transferred,
eaii ,i Me- Se sod xncS 1t Parealn For information
WAPLE 4, JAMES, INC. DI. 3346.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO SAVE MONEY
and d own your own home see the following:
a2a Hamilton St r.. "a baths,
tla Hamilton St r, ? baths, "'''''
6o4s 9TH st. n.w.-5 r. bath. det. ''-''
$50 Peabody st. n.w.-s r. bath, o'''o
SI4a Sl44 4th g !, St !, nse BATH; ssrase 500"
Will be sold on small cash payments
ana e. easy t,,r. monthly payments,
GE 4659 or DI 3346.
3-BEDROOM HOMES.
Sf,450
o,alet Hlever before have homes of this size and
on at sueh 1eeh low oeTsd prcs IN his cioSen oes
oath and shower. automatic heat. concrete
covered porch; full basement with lavatory.
BIEPzE11" IItEf!sa "ails 6I al on on deep lot Call
A BUY IN CONVENIENT MT. PLEASANT.
,t-stoTy brick home with 3 complete
apis F1rst-door apt occupied by owner
mo ana 3rd floors rented furn. at SllO per
montn automatic refes furn, on md
and 3rd Ms included IN price. New oil
nurmer. Yard; garage, fine home and
hiFestment One blk from cars and stores
~. ERODE & COLBERT, INC,
VA. $50. Eve. WoodIey 1858
TWO SPLENDID BARGAINS
,eo, Z50-1412 K st se-S rms bath
oil neat garage; small cash, balance
, So,S50--53 New York ave. n.w.-6 rms
3 baths, arranged as 2 apts, '"'''
s A. YOUNG CO.
shoreham BLDG. MA 33s3.
CHEVY CHASE.
39th and Military Rd
Rooms, Corner Brick.
Baiit-in Garage, First floor Iayatorv
Entire House Newly Decorated
e THOMAS P. BROWN.
o1o am 81. SW National 1872
SELL OR TRADE
14l4 Whittier St NV
rooms, :. baths, clubroom garage.
semi detached brick; price, SII 500: terms,
inspection by appt
WAPLE & JAMES, INC. DI. 3s4s
SOUTHEAST BARGAIN
S4o0 CASH, $40 so MONTHLY
80 10th st. s:e.-6-room and bath CO.
nnrnh Ioniai oricS. cellar, h.-w.h., double rear
70 hseo, ?; g. g; DUTY. 1924 vt. ave. Ma
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on attractive block in refined and conven-
tent neighborhood. 424 Peabody st. W.
Phone GE. 1896. 27s
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SILVER, SPRING

REDUCED TO S9,45O
For Immediate Sale--Beautiful New Home
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
$500 CHESTNUT ST.
New detached, Colonial home. beautiful
and dlHerent; large house for the money;
lst hoor-22-ft, living room with paneled
walls and fireplace, paneled den. lava
tory dining room and modern kitchen:
End floor-3 spacious bedrooms, tile bath;
basement-space for recreation room. lava
tory. built-in garage; oil burner: slate roof.
copper cutters and downspouts best con-
struction: lot 60xl4S with fine surround
meS. To reach: Out Conn. ave. TO Thorn
apple St, right on Thornapple across
Brookeville, I'd. / block to Chestnut st.
rlght TO house. Owner, builder. Ma.
61S9, or ewes. WI 5lSg
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BRADDOCK

1fICNdIIIITId, va.
stone dwelling. less than year old
room and bath on first floor. icar stone
tarage; lot b0xl06; h.-wh. oil burner
laree screened porch; maids room. weath
sriistrippeo and insulated. Reasonably
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WHY NOT PLAN TO LIVE IN THE NET
rouolitan Area of Montgomery County,
Choice home sites available in Locust
Ridge. Il acre or more. high elevation, on
county road, wooded prices range from SC
to &c So IT. Drive out River rd. to Pyle
rd.. turn right into property.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
OPEN 2 TO 9 PM. DAILY,
50o0 NERD ACKA AVN

Owners. transfer makes it necessary to
sacrihce this brick home, less / year old; ;
rooms, including lst-foor library, 3 bed
rooms, . baths recreation room: air con-
oltioned. insulated: / block west Conn ave .
near schools, transportation and Shopping
Small cash payment balance less than rent.
oo- A. TWEED CO.
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- '1tII s3t. HeaItor. MA. U153
So. .500-HHI,CREST

32nd st. Sc. tust off Of Alabama sve-An
attractlye bunealow-type home. except tional-
~ wen oullt. containing 8 large rooms and
lile Datn' hot-water heat with Bryant gas
noiier; built-in garage. finished attic A
real BUY. Reasonable terms can be ar
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BRODIE & COLBERT, INC,
Alex. 24s4-1s"5. los S. ROYAL ST.
WL, RIIII n ia nnnnn
BATTERY PARK MD

In Va, Md. or D. c.. on your lot or ours
we furnish plans, do financing and ar
range easy terms A. B CAMPBELL,
HyattSViilp 1921 EVENINGS ofter q - ~
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

OWNER WILL SACRIFICE EQUITY IN
bedroom, 4-room apt in Hampshire Gar
dens. EN-. 1927.
s ROOMS, BATH, TILDEN ST. OPPOSITE
Bureau of Standards. Sc. and west expos,
separate kitchen entrance: will rent. See
by appointment only. Woodley 61l6.
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LEE HEIGHTS. ARLINGTON,

New Colonial brick home 6 Iara
rooms, 2Ia baths air conditioned attit
garage. Open bv owner 10 a m 10 o m
terms w MORGAN OK 1914 N, Ss
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Brick BUNGALOW. 3 larpp rms fjled hotb
with shower, clubroom. finished attic with
large large cedar closet, oil burner. hardwood
sulated slate roof: caulked weather
stripped, screens. AWNINGS: Jot 5nyi5G.
SS.45O. OWNFP. Wisconsin dIES.
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FLATS FOR RENT,
ApAprAENTs SUBURBAN.

.5oa QUEENS CHAPEL RID. NE
rms, kit bath, heat furn., S35. inquire
~Ot5 Douglas st ne.
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5000 Cash, $50 Per Month
Just off South Dakota ave. ne: 3
rooms bath . porches, large fioored attic
easily converted into , additional rooms,
.uiI basement. hot-water heat, garage: ex-
SeLent condition: large lot: bargain at
S5.95O. Call Mr.. Altman. AT. 392S.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC
Ia 18th st. NV District 3346
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600 BLOCK 18th ST NE
rooms and bath: S6.450; small down
payment. balance like rent, OWNER. Di
2124. Ewes. WO O432
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APARTMENT SITE
18th Street Heights. $4,000 feet Can
deliver for less than 40c per foot Call
THos. E. FARRELL CO., Realtors.
G21 10Th st. NV. MA 0765.
Evenings Call Shepherd 2hS1
Evening star., 1940-04-27

REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE.
OPEN TODAY AND ALI, DAY SUNDAY.
Just Above Walter Reed Hospital
Two-story corner brick Three large
bright rooms and two colored tile baths on
md noor Also large attractive colored
tlle bath in, basement. Good size room
OH dining room, Built-in garage oil heat,
elec. refs Price only S1o. 900
WALTER A. BROWN.
1415 Eve
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ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA,
IF YOU LIKE

1122 No Irving St Chestnut Oo2O
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OWNER WILL SELL
WESLEY HEIGHTS.

bedrooms, breakfast nook large lot. q
car garage: . blocks to school. j, block to
bus; $1O,500; terms to suit Cali at once
for inspection, District 4464
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Md ACRE, GAR, BEDRMS., BATH
sun poFch conservatory: steam heat CITY
water elec. Clear. OWNER, Berwyn a6
HERES REAL HOME BARGAIN, FIX
sse,uen, sana, neishborhood, over half acre, trees.
is' iiaoMers' eearden' = bedrooms. all rooms
large $3.50, Box S9-B. Star
51S JEFFERSON AVE. RIyERDJE MD
. iee- rms, a mi, 81 800 Can be used a.
nome OF : pvt. apis. Open daily, SUNDAY
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CLEVELAND PARK

brand-new detached brick lust of Conn
ave rms, baths, built-in garage Lot
4uxI25; Price only S1O.95O Eve or Sun.
phone Wpodley 029C "N''
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
I'd 9Th ST ReaItnr MA n--n
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INTENTION, ARMY OFFICEn % I,yy
SiClan. BY owner. Center hall tanes,rv
ariek bsdronr New house condition; deck popehes f
burner neqrooms. 9ns, , baths maid room, oil
SOC ,0ooar ,0ocar garage over 100 It. 'front.'
seet at 600 So #. landscaped lot. BLOCK
Park iqsn Frc,,;si,o ST. overlookine Rock Creek
small traSe tSuSfs n dnHeishborhood. Consider
1870 avn 81 NV. RA.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-04
Cotton Acreage In Co.s..ty
To Be Largest In Years

Vance county farmers a.c plartiHg.
as rapidiy o. weather como CONS N!..
permit, the largest ac.ca5" p!9n.@c;
to cotton in this county in DuoDc"
Of years, it vas stated tpday ~ J. V,
Sanders. Vance county farm agent.
An allotment Of 6.423 acres for
cotton production vas made Ior this
county for the 1880 crop. Nj. San
ders said. and It is expected that far
mers will plant close to this alirt-
ment because Of reduced acreage fDr
tobacco and the resulting need 10" IN
additional cash crop. Only = GG@ acres
were planted tc cotton in Vance
county last year. Mir. Sanders =&.d.
Included in the 1910 allotment is
about 800 acres allotted to new pro-
ducers' '-farrners who have moi pre-
viously had d cotton allotment or
those who permitted their aIlotmcn:
to lapse because OF failure 10 plant
the crop.
In the meantime. MI. Sanders said.
weather conditions have been ideal
for the development Of blue mold IL
tobacco plant beds. but tu:ai3atioM
control is proving effective on &c
monStation beds al five farms IL
various parts OF the county.
Blue mold is spreading throughout
the county, and promised to be as
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-04
MRS. D. r. AYSCUE Is
BURIED ON FRIDAY
Services Held At Frankllhtoh loi
Lady Who Died a. Clinton
On Thursday

Mrs. d. r. Ayscuc, SO, who dico ,
IN Clinton last Thursday morninS
1t I o'clock, was buried in Franz I'M
ton following funeral services ' lnlcIt
Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock; rev.
S. L. Mercer, pastor of the Memo o.:
Gist church in Franklinton, was III
charge Of the services.
Mrs. Ayscue is survived by h''
husband. d. r. Ayscue. ana NV,
children. Mrs. Clarence talNler' o'
Clinton, and l.. c. Ayscue, ol EnS'c-
side: her stepmothcr, Mrs. r: H. re-
nell, Of Alton. and the lolloM ",
as;sters and brothers, Mrs IoIl'
Rurnettc. Frank Pernell. Henry [e. ..
ell, and Tollic Pernell, nl A.eli ;;
Nlbort Perneil. Of Alberta. va; ~ -
.erncil. MR.. F. V. Neral MlS: -
-. Falkner and Mrs. w. Il. Da'''e''
Il Of Henderson. a.
Pallbearcrs for the funeral Wele'
Grover Ayscuc, Matthew AvS Tor
;: l. Nonncry. Davie Arsc"e' nor
Hail harris, Oscar Dickinson
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-04
ALPHONSO L. WALKER
PASSES in GREECE
Native of This City Dies After Heart
Attack: Engaged in Tobacco
Trade: Was Not Married

News has been received from
Athens, Greece, Of the death OF At
Fun.u Lewis Walker, due to Il sue
den heart attack on May ,.
Mr.. Walker was born in TENDER
son, where his father, William Hunt
Walker. was in the tobacco business.
Later. TIC family moved to kaIci@h'
where Mr.. Wicker attended the IA
leigh Male Academy and State COL
lCGC.
For many years, Mr.. Walker mao
been with The Turkish leaf depart
nlcnt Of the British-Amcrlc2n 10
bacco Co.. with headquarters in Lon
con.
Mr.. Walker was not married.
Surviving arc his mother, MIS-
Kate Dibrcll Walker, a br"thcr, IN
l.. Walker. and three sisters. MIS-
Elizabeth LcGrand Walker, OF h4-
leigh, Mrs. X. +. Wicker, OF h'c'i
mond. Va, and Mrs. Thomas S'amPS
of New York.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-04
I. \. STOKES DIES
ms. HENDERSON
Funeral Services Sunday
Afternoon st 3 O'clock
From Church of God

Funeral services lor I. II. Stokes
50, who died Friday night, will be
held in the Church Of God, in South
Henderson. Sunday afternoon at 5
o'clock, with intcrmcnt in Rock
Bridge cemetery.
Rev. J. c. Leonard. pastor oil the
church, will olIiciate.
Mr.. Stokes had been Ill all this
year. -.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Follic
+. Stokes. and ten Stepchlldrcn'
Cleveland Christcnbury, of Belmont,
Hubert ChriStcnbury, Of Rock Hill,
Frank ChriStcnbury, OF GaSlonla'
Mrs. S. G.. Riser. of Danville. va,
Mrs. \. J. Redmond and Mrs. Tim
mon Walls. of Belmont, Mrs. Y. v
Virgins. of Castonia, Mrs. W. }.
Dover. of Gastonia. Mrs. John Stall
lineS, Of MooreSvi!le. and Mrs. &C.
ncva Francis. Of Henderson.
Active pallbearerS were annolnc-
ed as George Leonard, Sam Leonard.
Jack Gupton. Raymond Hudson
Jack Weaver and J. B. Hudson.
Flower GIRLS will be from the
church Sunday school.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-04
Revival Of
Methodists
Will Begin
John NJ. Permar, OF
Graham, To Assist
Pastor by Leading
Singing; Morning ana
Eve ing Services
Planned Daily.

\ revival meeting to last at lca&
Il week, Irnleabiy ten days. and pp"'
siDiy even Two weeks, will begin Il
the First Methodist church tomor'
.OW, and the pastor, Rev. B. {
Rcav:s, Will do the preaching thro'
ughOut, according 10 announcement
today.
AS leader of the singing during the
meeting, Rev. John NJ. Pcrmar, pas
or of the Friends church in Graham
%.li come here for The Sunday even
Nc service and remain through tho
/. maindCr Of the week and possibly
longer.
kev. Mr.. Rcavis has announced
services to be held at $3.50 a. m. anc
7:45 p. M, and he will preach at eacf
OF these, according 10 plans. The re,
gular church choir will furnish thu
music, together with the younger
choir.
KEY. Mr.. PCrmar has assisted thu
local pastor in revival meetings else
Wncre on other occasions, and ha
engaged in rcVivaIS himself. He AT
tended the Cleveland, Ohio. Bible
School, and received part OF his cdu'
cation at Guillord College. HI
studied music privately under Prof
Harper G.. Smythe, and took re-
guar music course in Cleveland. He
has assisted in revivals in Ohio, New
York. Kansas. Pennsylvania, VIZ
ginia ana North Carolina. He led The
singing for Rev. Nh. ReaVis in re-
vival at College Place Methods
church. Greensboro. where the lat
ter was pastor five years before com
ing to Henderson last fall. Rev. Nh
Pcima% has served churches as pas
Tor at Mount Airy, two years: AShe
boro. four years; Graham, II years
Extensive preparations for the re
viNal have been made by the Metho
OGist pastor ,tut his congregation
and the public is invited to all of TIT
services.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-04
Kiiwarliis Has
Students As
It's Guests
Elaborate Program
Initiating School Clos
ing Is Offered for Wis
ling Young People;
Two New Members Of
Club In.

with an attcuduncr or O. percent
1l lis members. the Henderson Hi
Wu:j.> ciuo WIS host FRIDAY rN"nln'
d; IL, MCrNiy dinner gathering IL IT,.
Hr>t-ulI-ruund boy and SRI senior
II the hlgn schools OF Henderson
ala Vance county and the EPSON
"hnul, II IN" Nanr"-tranEtn count
line. The program lor the evening"
W;'S in charge OF Frot. ). NJ. Cr"Wo
cr. k'Wanlan. member OF the lien
u~r>"N ht&H Sc"ooI faculty. ana CON- CON-
ci>cs. Jasper Is. Hicks was pre-
s.ni"d - N2l'oic'orlan; H!iSS ''''I..
NmaaI!. 1I"o pianist III 4 p''n" sou 81;
singing o. the class song ny ID
and DR.. THOMAS Hunter; The 49,. ,i. :
orary a"cE@sS was ny ii; W t,.1 d, u,
>nd ll' ,',''"'"'H rH : l.. Nv, ..,,;,
At the close of the program, suit
uula certificates "i award W'r" i'>-
,,u;cG t. H!i OF IN" visiting senior senior"
by ity\. /. W. f"SNeS' wa" tolo ''I ~;
of the interest the Henderson NJ
wants ril3 fas III Inc progress h''"
~ II, >tUdcH>S IN Sch""l' ana as d.,
evidence OF Sucll' NioSc Ceti'''e"'Ir
were presented TO REMIND mem q,
their selection Tor the occasion o.
the annual clUD entertainment.
Pre- idcn; J. Harry Bryan pre-
.Gcd over the meeting. and th'
school guests ;nc!l1"d the lulIoW!n,.
Henderson II. y. PaVNe DHinC!p1l,
Mis-: T.. . H0ity and CLIFTON MINIS
MlJdioDurg. +. Q. Young. Jr.. prih-
a.pal: Mi>s Evelyn Edwards, ConIcy
Caps.
.\vcocl;. W. c. Poe. principal, Miss
Elsie Currir. Ralph Edwards.
Zcb Vance. Il. G. Young principal,
Miss Elizabeth Kitrcll and Leon
Parkinson.
Townsville. David f. Gay, PtlncI-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-04
Registration
Is Speeded
During Day

Registration OF voters iOr the May
% PRIMARY Wa Quickencd through
oUt tuc county today, according to
indications al the precinct stations,
But the number was lar under the
total oil names on the old books.
Registrars were at the polling places
all day today 10 enroll voters who
came to qualify.
Party leaders sought 10 impress
upon the voters that they must reg
.ster anew at this time II they would
vote. The books were opened last
Saturday and will DC open through
next Saturday. 4 total OF two weeks.
but three Saturdays. Any time reg
.,trars can be located by voters they
may register themselves with them.
In addition to appeals OF Chair
man NJ. II. Stone, Ol the Democratic
executive committee. and candidates,
as we'll as other party leaders, an APP
peal was issued by H. L. White,
Republican county chairman, as fol-
lows.
There will be complete new
registration this year. The books
are open and will remain open until
May II. This is to urge you to get
your name on the books. Every
man and woman desiring to vote
IN the primary must appear in per
son and register, or you viii not be
allowed to vote. 1t is very import
ant that every one eligible TO vote,
vote this year, but you must register
first. Go to your voting place and
register on or before May H."
Although large number of name
is on the books 50 far. many NOR
are not. and leaders were inSiStcnt
that voters TAX" enough interest in
tn" coming contests to qualify for
participation at the polls on May .
and the following run-Off primary
four weeks later.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-04

D,,,,,,ra,s of Vance COUNTY Mex !.
,hc,r precinct stations t'0'H. s', ,., ~
,hr,r. orec,nrt committees ana "'. !,
~ GsjegateS 10 the county co"N en-
~, ,(Tfrb will be held next Sal
,,.$.v .ftrrnoon Al > O'Clock II "'s
'.,>,,.: hn,rSy. Precinct committees /"
.Nr,, ,,,,,,tsd chailruen and vice CHAIR
,,,,r the chairmen OF all the pre-
r.YrrS couStjtuting the county eNeC"-
I've committee.
FL, county committee Will meet
.,.I,y.n- the convention next 3"'-
,.,.I4y and elect i chairman aN'i =
Secretary. also 4 rlce-cNalEN'dl MIMI
will Ge 4 woman.
Some OF the meetings were la.s st
we'll attended, but others fao n1IuiE
more than enough 10 organize: M.
,t.,r,e,..,s wore named as such II mos
instances where reports were avail
In0r. ~ least one precinct named as
Gr,rrateS all Democrats N sooo
standing.
Precinct executive con!nli''eeS
named in reports available TINS ait
Gy'oon were , c;u
North Henoer>Gn " nm, ~ wee
chairman; MIS- - t' y,Ia,.snr s 8
c!,u'S'''an; H. (,,,,. .N',,'e 6 IJ 10
H'SeEH, I. (, ,,, U,,p,. - Ms Virginia
me county '"' I ..'S'T ..,n r. n GiIl.
No.. = -. 49,, =. - ij,,.. < 3 Rogers.
.: y" ~ :,.,,, - ~ " = light. L. T.
!t'''lE w. y r CI.,.to, ! D, Rose.
ti"N'.>>' >.',.,.r,. p - pe,,.y. r G..
NS'""... ~. - ,-'..,.,u - n Gin pre-
\ ''G'.t' l.. y '\,' ,a,. -, -. chairn,an
s.oeo '<S' ~. I I,'Sr Ing. ,,.o socrata,y
ana Il. ( 'N'','>' '>''' I,..,
West Nenoer>0n-N; j. AIS 1911; !oS''
chairman; 2lrs. D. y. EQc4t" , .trs7
chairman, {. Il. Ep2eS, VI. n ,s o'o'le,
Henry \. U>oHS. Delegates "T;'T r
to the county convention were. n l.
Clements. {. .. FaiIneE. II. NJ: hoo-
in>on. {. H. Hight MIS-. D; D; HocuI l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-04
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

!. Does any plant produce entirely
black flowers?
,. Does the United States, Germany
or Italy hold the worlds airplane
altitude record?
,. Which is the largest of the West
Indian Islands?
+. Which State is nicknamed the
t'iici:ertaiI State?
5. Boulder Dam is located on the
Colorado, Columbia, or Salt River?
s. Which president of the United
States was elected d member Of Con-
grcss after he retired as chief exc
CUtiVc?
!. Does the moon always present
the same face to the earth?
9. The head Of the German GcStapo
is Heinrich Himmlcr. Rudolph Hes;
on Julius Strcicher?
8. Who wrote ''RamOnza?"
10. Where is the prime meridian
for measuring time?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-04
SANDY ROBERTSON
Be BURIED SUNDAY
One of County's Oldest Citi.
zens Passes; Services at
Harris Chapel

Sandy Robertson, one Of the coun-
tvs oldest residents. died this morn
ing at Il 40 o'clock, after Il critical
illness sin e Tuesday. He had been
in failing health for the past year.
Funeral services will be conducted
tomorrow afternoon at Harris Chapel
church, near Dabney.
He is survived by three daughters.
Mrs. Dave Clark and Misses Lille
and Iona Robertson, with home he
made his home: and three sons, Rue
ben and Walter Robertson, Of this
county, and Bob Robertson. Of Louis
burg.
Pallbcarers will be his grandSonS,
Lyman Robertson. Jesse Robertson
Johnnie Short, and Ed, Roy and
Clarence Robertson.
Honorary pallbearers were an
nounccd as Peter Riggan, Badger
Clark, Walter Blacknall, Claude
West, Mr.. Coleman, Ernest Hoylc,
Luther Barnes and H. N. Jones.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

r. +. SattcrWhite, Trading as r. f..
Sattc.Whjtc Company, did on May 3,
1910. execute and deliver Deed of
Assignment for benefit of creditors
to the undersigned Trustees, which
Decd of Assignment was filed for
registration in the office of the Regis
ter % Deeds Of Vance County on May
3. 1910. This is notice to all creditors
to file itemnized, verified claims with
the undersigned Trustees in Hender-
son, N. c., on or before the 4th day
OF May. l94l. or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of any recovery.
This the 4th day of May. 1910.
JASPER 3. HICKS.
A. W. GHOLSON, JR..
Trustees.
4-l1-l3-25-l-8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-04
County Executive Group
And Delegates Selected
Some Changes Made in County Executive com
mittee Personnel; Delegates to Noun'y oo'''
vention Are Uninstructed.

were ''l;u;r$tructH0
Eg<; Henderson C\rrU.Nr t"&'&''-
Tee. !. Is. Watkins. chairman: Mrs.
L. C.. :. Davis. vice chairman: Il. |.
Powell. Roucr; NJ. r".lNrr. TnrH.'>
BADGER. "A.l Democrats \ G"'G
>,anojng were r1:NtG GHlES,1,r> L. s!2
county convention. going "unN'stri.'i-
ed"
DatnGv executive committees. q. ".
Knott. chairman: Miss Ca2NlE FUr-
rou-h<. vice chairman: George HaG-
.r;<. J. II. Harris. Walter GrCTnW&N.
DELEGATES t. the county cruNvn;i"".
George Harris. Jim Harris. {. (.
NuckIeS. q. ". Norwood. Jimmy No.-
Ioway. G. ". Knott. Mrs. Is. y. Scott.
NIiddleburg. committee. y. 7. Pas
chall. chairman. Mrs. +. G.. Breed
love. secretary: delegates 10 county
convention. |. J. Jackson. +. Ii. FL
ljuston. II. l.. keav>on. y. 7. Pas
chall. Mrs. Z. G. BrecdlovS. +. q.
Breedlove. NJ. G.. Breedlovc. {. i
Ellington. Mrs. Frank Fuller. Frank
Spain ana Turner Stainb2cN. Nj.
PaSchull presided over the meetI:W
As chairman. and {. y. Brccd!ove
was secretary.
Watkins committee, Il. G.. Cav
,i,orne. chairman: ". II. GrecnWuy.
yicc-c,.a,rn.lu: Nils Lola Collins, ".
T.. Gr;>So.,. ". IS. Strickland: dele
gates IL the county convention,
Simon Harris. r. L. Wright. V. !.
Rem. X. Z. Parrot. ". {. Breed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-04
War Fears
Effect Stocks

New York, May .i.--tAP)--tear,S
Of unexpected European war oeVcl,
.,rrnte over the Weekend caused
inc trimming of speculative sales in
today'S stock market. :, u,o
Trends were indefinite uhlll t'c e
final hour. when light selling. put d
number of leaders down fractions 10
q point or 50. The fact tna' offerings >.
were never forced was comforting TO
InIIish proponents who recalled that
rral activity in the past several
,ycnks ms,InlIv has accompanied rlS-
in2 prices. Transfers apPfoA''''''cu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-04
J. D. COOPER'S NAME
WAS NOT INCLUDED

In the story giving the account OF
the annual meeting Of the Harriet
Cotton Mills Company last week, TIE
name of John D. Cooper was mad
vcrtently and unintcntionally omit
ted in some way. Mr.. Cooper is a
director in both the Harriet mills and
the Henderson Cotton Mills, and is
also general superintendent and IN
charge of manufacturing at both mills
at North and South Henderson. MI
Cooper has been connected with the
companies for many years, long in an
executive capacity.