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Evening star., 1940-09-18
Little Hints
Foster
Beauty
Clever Tricks Add
To Well.Groomed
Appearance
BY PATRICIA LINDSAY.
Eyebrows.

Eyebrows.
II your eyebrows invariably bleach
in the sun try smoothing them down
with white vaseline before you go
to play out of doors winter or sum-
mer The vaseline prevents them
from bleaching just as oil prevents
your skin from burning. They look
sleek to boot!
Vaseline applied on lashes and
broWs before a swim is good trick
too for vaseline is water repellent.
They will look long, dark and heavy
when you emerge from the briny
deep!
Astringent Bleach.
Here is an astringent wash which
corrects coarse pores. remedies oily
skin and bleaches discolored skin.
Apply with sponge each night and
morning on face and any part of
the body. Cucumber juice one and
one-half ounce, tincture of ben
zoin one-half ounce, cologne one
ounce and elderfower water five
ounces. Put the tincture of benzoin
in an eight ounce bottle, add the
other ingredients previously mixed
and shake well.
Show MeticulOus Face!
To look fresh as a daisy and per-
fectlv groomed observe these rules
of makeup: Keep your eyebrows
trim by plucking the stragglers;
touch the faded ends of your lashes
with a darkening: use a foundation
cream or lotion to keep your make
up intact; match your powder to
your current skin tone; wear no
rouge during the daytime or just a
speck artfully blended with your
foundation cream; keep your lip
outline even. Smeared lips ruin the
beauty of many faces. See that
your neck is powdered too. Keep
your hair tidy.
Evening star., 1940-09-18
Egg Beating

Properly beaten eggs for cakes are
frothy, with the whites and yolks
we'll mixed. Most homemakers pre-
fer to use a rotary egg beater. If
egg whites are folded in at the last.
they should be glossy and moist,
rather than dull and dry. The trick
is to beat them only until the bowl
can be tipped without moving the
egg whites. Fold whites lightly but
thoroughly into the mixture after
the flour and milk have been added
Evening star., 1940-09-18
By BARBARA BELL.

This frock is superbly designed
to fatter and please all you young
women who like tailored things,
but, being on the slim side, have
to be careful not to wear anything
over-severe. Design No. 1245-B is
as simple and clean-cut as you
Evening star., 1940-09-18

you can use any good recipe that takes
your fancy from magazines. cook
books, or advertisements. Don t worry
about the varying quantities specified
for special types of baking powder.
Just use Rumford In the amount the
directions give. and you II get per
feet results every time. Rumford con-
tains no alum 4. . never leaves q bitter
taste. Send for FREE recipe book.
Address; Rumford Baking Powder.
Box A, Rumford, Rhode Island.
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Grape Season at Peak
Slip.skin Variety Welcomed
For Eating and Preserving
BY Bureau of Home Economics, United States d

OF
From m production is
expected filled
baskets of this refreshing fruit.
California the European type those with skins that
Malaga
Evening star., 1940-09-18
Cheese Shapers

If you want to make cream or
cottage cheese balls for salad shape
them with wooden butter paddles
just as you would make butter balls.
Evening star., 1940-04-24

IBSNOe sVb NSV6w6Nb SOmpAJNtESs
USE OUR BUDGET PLAN and put your
house in condition for spring. A new roof,
size Wall recreation room or any brick
oncoinn or concrets WORK viii cost you less Only
WoODRIDGE REALTY Co.
Home Improvement Division,
1881 r. ]. Ave. NE. North 7e03.
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME NOWI
HEATING PAPERING
PLUMBING PAINTING
kEMobEI1Na seacdSH fs5Ha fNsuMar1Ne
S. MONTHLY PAYMENTs.
20 Years of Satisfactory Service.
TABOR's HOME RENOvATING CO.,
once and Showrooms
l420 Irving ST NV. Adams 1900.
CALL US
IN REFERENCE TO
or Any Other HOUSE s Repsirs You
Estimates Freely Given
MONTHLY PAYMENTS CAN BE
ARRANGED
H. I. PASSETT, INC,
1905 L St. NV. MA. 1850.
GUARANTEED
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
From Cellar to Attic.
Deal With a Reliable Firm.
NO CASH DOWN.
Small Monthly Payments.
Free Estimates.
Federal Contracting Co., Inc,
a13 New York Ave NV
MA. 7416. Nieht. MA 7417. 26s
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I'm not quite sure" Anne an.
swered. II haven't made up my
mind. And I don't like to drive
another lodger from you"
The landlady made nothing of
that. "Rufe is in town only a few
days. and he doesn't care where he
sleeps. But you can't stay at the
Jumbo. Some crazy drunk is likely
to start shooting up the street in
the night"
"They don't always wait for night,
do they?" Anne suggested.
"Youwere there wiaen Buck Sneye
was killed." Mrs. Russell said quickly,
"Yes. It was just as the stage got
In. Do you know what it was about?"
"Oh, about the land grants, I sup
pose. The feeling is bitter because
SO many peoples property is in
volved. If it is any comfort to you,
Buck Sneve was bad man. He de-
served what he got. Red had to
kill him to save himself"
Eyes, saw that" Anne did not
know why, but from the first mo-
Evening star., 1940-04-24
CHAPTER TWO.

"Hell, I'll take a chance" Pete
Yeager said. Jim Silcott is no.
bodys fool He's on his way" The
fat little Hat T rider waddled out
OF the shadows and knelt down be.
side the prone body. A few mo.
ments later he made his report
plumb dead. Shot through the
heart, looks like"
Out of saloons and stores men
trickled. They picked up the
sprawled figure and carried it into
the Trails End. Yeager looked
down at the long body lying on a
bench.
He sure was asking for it," Pete
said. Started the rookus tonight
and the rest of us came in to back
him."
Prentiss looked at him with sour
anger. What you mean, Buck
started it? Silcott lay in wait for
us and plugged Buck before we
could stop him. Sure as I'm foot
high I'll get him for this"
Yeager grinned cynically. So
that was to be the story. 81 meant
that Buck was the first one he began
shooting at" he explained.
Anne walked into the stage Office,
her long legs little shaky. She
sat down on drygoods box.
The local manager filled a tin
dipper with water and brought it
to her. Sorry you had to see any,
thing so upsetting, lady," he said.
She took a few sips from the dip
Evening star., 1940-04-24
Seven in Eastern Hiqh
OrutoricuI Finals

Seven finalists will participate in
the annual Eastern High School
oratorical contest Monday at 9 am.
under the auspices of the sororities
and fraternities of the school.
The winner will receive $40 and
the other six contestants S5 each,
it was announced. The finalists are
Beverly zielie, Lee Adler, Joseph
Gill, John Watson, Tim Hurst,
JesSma Oslin and Harold Silver
man.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
A Meal
in ITSELF

This Sunday Night Salad!
Star it on your buffet supper table
serve it when "the crowd" drops in.
This dish is always treat when made
with tender, full-flavored Mueller's
Elbow Macaroni.
BUFFET MACARONI SALAD
l pkg. Mueller's Elbow Macaroni
cup cold cooked meat, diced
Chicken, pork, veal or lamb
Mayonnaise (seasoned with
onion-juice, if desired)
! cup celery, diced
! cup American cheese. cubed
! pimiento, cut in small pieces
RadiShes
Salt and pepper to taste
Cook Mueller's Elbow Macaroni as
directed. This takes only 9 minutes
because tenderness is made into
Mueller's-it doesn't have to be cooked
In. Chill macaroni-the mix
thoroughly with enough mayonnaise
to moisten. Mix in meat, diced celery,
cubed cheese and pimiento. Season to
taste. Place in salad bowl and garnish
with radish roses. Serves 6.
This salad may be made hours
ahead Of time and left in the refrig-
orator until needed. Mueller's never
gets sticky or soggy while standing.
Due to an exclusive "quik- -dried" proc
ess. Mueller's cooks in half the time
bulks up more in cooking. Mueller's
delicate flavor blends perfectly with
other 1ngredients-an excellent solu-
ton to the "leftovers" problem. Stock
up with Mueller's Elbow Macaroni
todaYI
Evening star., 1940-04-24
Trails END
by WILLIAM MAsLEoDRAINE

=. Az Jim silcott. redheaded editor of
the Powder Horn Sentinel" sits play
Ing solitaire waiting for q game of draw
in the Trails End in Blanco, Jim Prem
tiss. foreman of the Hat r. ranch, and
four Of bis riders enter, Jud with his
arm hooked under that of the reluc-
prey Of double-crossing Russell Mosely.
With the Atrmijo land?grant feud and
brother pr II r, Phil Pr ~, appears and refuses to
Jesse hohs have business to discuss. Jud
asks II Mosely's orders include beat
Ing UP the boy. Jim has taken sides
IN the Sentinel" against Mosely in the
ieud and Jud turns angrily on him.
jim knows he is marked man, but
refers to the murder from ambush
OF Carl Rogers. then editor of the
sentinel" Bully that he Is. Jud
turns from Jim and plies quirt on
Lamprey until Jesse falls writing
to the hoor. Jud and his men leave
and it is later that night. just as Anne
Eliot alights from the stage coach,
that she hears a pistol shot, A red
headed mans hat Is whisked from his
head, he calmly RECEIVERS 1t. runs to
the shelter Of q doorway. and as a
Hat T man fires from the middle Of
the wide main street he drops in his
tracks. The redheaded man dis
appears into the building. Somebody
yells that Silcott has "lit OUT and to
see whether Buck Sneve is dead
Evening star., 1940-04-24

per. II was just thinking how
quiet and peaceful the town was
when-when 1t happened" she told
him.
so 1t is most of the time," he
explained. I'VE don't have a kill
ing more than five or six times a
year. OF course the boys kick I'D
their heels some after dark, but they
don't mean thing. Just high
spirits"
rs Is the man dead?"
II heard some one say he wasS'
The girl did not discuss the matter
further. MY name is Anne Eliot.
Can you tell me where the hotel is2"
Evening star., 1940-04-24

where IL is, Cne lanQlady said, ana
she stepped out to the porch. Her
eye fell on Rufe Jelks.
DO you think you can take a
young lady down to the office of the
Sentinel and bring her back
safely?" she asked.
His face lit. "Oh lady, try me-"
On the way to the Office Anne
gathered information. This was a
cattle country, though there was a
good deal of mining in the hills. The
big outfit, she learned, was the Hat
7, owned by Russ Mosely, though
there were a good many other much
smaller ranches but of fair size.
It was a fine country for those who
liked the high plains.
What is this land-grant feud T
hear about?" Anne asked.
Gandara Easy Going.
Its long story which goes back
to the old Spanish days when the
king of Spain gave great grants of
lands, through his governor, to
grandeees who were supposed to
have served the country in war. A
grant covering a big part of this
district was given to Don Jose GAN
dara, who by what I hear was quite
a guy. He had money enough to
burn wet mule, and he fed at his
different rancheros hundreds of va
queros and servants every day.
Seems Gandara didn't put much
stock in this little gift of a million
acres more or less. Those were free
and easy days, and man didn't fool
much with recording his deeds and
that sort of thing. He just stuck
'em in a box and forgot about 1t.
The story is that Gandara slept on
his rights.
after Mexico had freed itself
from Spain, Gov. Armijo carved a
big chunk of half a million acres or
so out of this grant and gave 1t to
another bird named Antonio Agui-
lar, who peddled bits of it to cattle
men coming into the country. That
started rookus, for a smooth smil-
ing crook named Russ Moseiy had
already hoped down to Mexico City
and bought out the Gandara heirs
for about dollar and quarter"
II read bits of this in stray copies
of the Seminal that came to me, !"
Anne said. "It seems the Seminal
was on the side of the Armijo grant,
ees."
Learns Editor Was killed.
ie Io1ic oncuyoraa
"Red Silcott took up the fight where
Rogers dropped it when he was kill
led"
The girl stopped in her tracks and
stared at him, dismay in her face.
KILLED." she repeated.
"Yes. miss" he said gently. "Shot
down from ambush as he was leav-
ing the Office one night"
II didn't know that" she said in
a low voice. "Mr. Silcott wrote that
he had died and he would carry
on till let him know what wanted
to do"
Looking into her face, Rufe Jelks
knew now who this mysterious
stranger was. She was the niece
who had inherited the Seminal
from her uncle.
The girl continued to look at him,
the color drained from her cheeks.
"You called him Red Silcott. Was
it Mr.. Silcott they were shooting
at this afternoon?"
yes"
"They mean to kill him too then?"
That's the notion they have
tucked in their nuts" Jelks smiled,
grimly. They haven't got away
with it yet"
who are these murderers?"
"The Hat T ranch"
isn't there any law in this coun-
try"
Heaps of it, most of it owned
by Russ Mosely, the grand mogul
at the Hat T."
But I won't have it," she said
quickly. Il won't be responsible for
a man in my employ getting killed.
He'll have to go away at once"
Tell that to Red Silcott," he said
dryly.
(To be continued)
Evening star., 1940-04-24
FOUND.

BICYCLE, found. 3O02 Georgia ave. nv.
Randolph 1855.
CAT. black. wearing collar with bell; male
Call National 1l77. 1920 Conn. ave. NV.
HIGH SCHOOL PIN between and Que on
7th St: dated 1904. designed with scroll
and pin. 2132 Flagler pl. NV.
TERRIER, small. almost black. very friend
~: rear Hyattsville Theater, April 22 z.
hickey 1913 Bass ave. ne. Kenilworth,
Nd AT 679l-J
Evening star., 1940-04-24
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS.
S E G r E T A r I E S.
Experienced and capable beginners at good
inss-now. Rapid typists, good bookieep-
ers. comptometer operators, expd technical
sIerks! Gerksrs Reg nurses prse; nurses drug
ICE lEst. 1880. 1911 6 st, ''''
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS. exp,
sN1HmsIous openings daily $s5 mo. up up.
SIENo. ~. live vicinity Arlington;
GRADS. TRANf1Ne. Mn FfNANcE 9SHisS1 AND Sos sAGas
AMERICAN,
.oo "a pIGNIFIED SERVICE"
700 southern Bldg. RE. 0333.
Bo0RKEEPER; nsrisRdsE female; age 25 to s5. ex-
of sooe 'ssns ssies Gsmpsss
9siptui ssE tinitiatye good appearance: salary.
No Charge Of Any Kind.
washington Employment Exch.,
2l4 National Press Bldg.
HELP-MALE.
o Credit INVESTIGATOR. small loan company;
Must have auto Salary ST sieo rano'Sess'0n mo,
rm GSs no less H sr eE hotel sns s4
Salary to $40 wk.
HELP-FEMALE.
Hostess, at least 9 yrs local restaurant
Or hotel exp: age 1895; must furn. ref.
Come neatly dressed. Salary, S22.b0 wk.
Df Fuii1l-ehar1sse a1s aa.'6 '66ookkeeper. instrument
mfgr:: g.:;: take tax. full charge ONCE 10 people.
Stenogranher, exp: posting accounts re-
ceiyable and payable; assist making up
profit and loss sheet: trucking assn. Sal
ary, $50 wk.
Beauty operator, age 2O-30, local exp.
opportunity and salary. Conn. ave. shop.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
SECRETARTF'S
HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be experienced.
Carnell Beauty Shop. Bill 14th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, ail-around. expert
encec Harper Method, downtown shop,
7Ol Westory Bldg, 14th and F SITS. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR must be specially
Woodley 5000.
GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER will employ
= women. part time, selling Bendix Home
Laundry and General Electric appliances.
2212 R. ave. ne
HAT CHECK GIRLS: neatness essential;
part or full time. RA $3.50, between I
and pm, tonight only.
HoUSEKEEPER, white. settled, for elderly
couple; room and board small salary. CH.
IMMEDIATE OPENING. 2 YOUNG LADIES'
lS to 2o, for publishers outside order dept
Previous sales experience helpful: $50 to
Sd weekly TO start. commission and bonus
basis Apply $50 am, Room 7os. End
National Bank Bldg, l4th and G SITS. NV.
LAUNDRY WEARING apparel press opera
tors, shirt finishers. sorters and markers;
exp only Call in person. 1909 18th st. NV.
rienced. for full-time work Apply 1884
Wis. ave- between 9-12. 3-5.
STENOGRAP PHER for lumber sales Once.
Prefer lumber experience. Apply Room
.so4, l1oI vermont ave NV. 9 to 3.
MATTRESSES t2).. experienced: must be
neat. Apply Lucas Restaurant, 14I6 Irv-
ing st. NV.
WOMAN. 25 to 80 yrs, expert infants
nurse and upstairs maid; health certificate
live in: ! day week off; very pleasant sur
roundings. Only those with best of refer
ences as to character and ability need
apply. RA. 672s.
WOMAN young. to work in grocery store
at Oxon Hill, Md. Reference. Call Spruce
0263
WOMAN, over 25, for full-time permanent
position as cosmetic and makeup con-
sultant. Adams lO4I5
WOMEN, colored, NYLON hosiery. creating
steady sales openings. paying about Sl5
wk 1927 Eye NV, Rm. 210, 3 to 4:30
Evening star., 1940-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES FOR
sale. Dealers requested not to apply. 6O4
11th st. NV, THIRD FLOOR.
FIRE ESCAPES, FIRE-PROOFING, FIRE
alarms: complete service DUPONT IRON
WORKS, INC, MA. 1866.
CHAIRS FOR RENT SUITABLE FOR
and meetings. l0c up per day each. New
chairs Also Invalid rolling chairs tor
rent o. sale. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO. 41s 10th st. NV. Metropolitan lH44.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTs
put my own after this date HENRY j.
IASS. 1242 Holbrook Terrace me-
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE YOU WAIT.
Private Waiting Rooms.
Robt. B. Scott Dental Tech. Rms. Dol -9o2
Westory Bldg.. sos 14th at F. Met. 1883.
A DEAL FUNERAL AT SIS
Provides same service as one costing $500
Don't waste insurance money" Call DEAL
with 20 years experience. Lincoln 5000.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
BEAUTY PARLoRS.
CAMERA SERVICE 6 REPAIRS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced: von-
derful French method used DR. Della
Ledendecker. 3025 Q st NV. Mich. 1l2O.
Evening star., 1940-04-24

boy presented himself 1uith q
10ide grin. Girls as pretty as
Anne did not come his Way
often.
PLEASED to meet you, miss. My
name is Hilary Benson" He
scratched his thinning hair. There
was no hotel in town. The princi-
pal rooming house was over the
Jumbo saloon, but it was no place
for lady. All night long an in
ferno of noise rose from the dance
hall. MA Russell runs boarding
house. I dunno whether she is
full up or not. I'll take you round
there"
''If it isn't too much trouble, Mr..
Benson"
Place Is Made For Anne.
Anne was agreeably surprised at
Mrs. Russell. She was a good
looking plump woman who radiated
health and friendliness. Though
all her rooms were taken she at
once said she would find place for
Anne.
''I'll make Rufe Jelks move over
to the Jumbo" she said. And she
added, slanting a look at the grill.
will you be staying long? I mean,
will you want the room some time?"
Evening star., 1940-04-24
MOTOR TRAVEL.

SAN DIEGo-NORTH. ARMY OFFICER
and wife, May l.. new Zephyr: passenger
who drives. small fare. co. 64f4-R.
LEAVING WASHINGTON ABOUT JUNE O..
for Memphis. Tenn. stop 3 days for Shrine
to San Francisco, back northern route.
will take about 3 weeks: 1910 Lincoln-
Zephyr. Want party Of TO share expense
OF gas and oil. Stop anywhere. GentileS
only. Georgia Bib.
ANY ONE DESIRING TRANSPORTATION
daily from Wash. to BALTIC. and return,
phone Georgia 5000 after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
SALESkEN.

SALESMAN, 1886, clean, honest. depend
able. work with sales manager; earnings
! above average. For appointment write
Box 49-B, Star giving your phone.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-09-12

Hubert J. Matthew, who draws the
"Our Democracy" cartoon series, has
been nationally known for years as
an illustrator of stories and serials
in such magazines as the Saturday
Evening Post, Golfers, Ladies Home
Journal, McCalls, Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. Matthew's first paid job was
as farm hand, and he owns and
lives on farm today. Born in Brook
ings, S. D., the son Of the late Hubert
B. Matthew, dean of South Dakota
State College at Brookings, the artist
worked as a boy on nearby farms.
He graduated from South Dakota
State College in 1919. In his years
of success he has gone back to the
land. He owns and lives on $50 acres
in Bucks County, Pa. The farm which
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-09-12
OLD COMMAND PUTS ON
SHOW FOR CHILDREN

The pupils of Dickinson Memo
rial were delightfully."- entertained
by Jack Anders, nationally known
cowboy, and his trained pony on
the school grounds one day this
week. Anders presented a very
novel program. StraWs were clip
ped from the mouths of pupils by
a 2O-foot whip in the hands of
Anders. His lasso was accurate
with every throw.
The chief attraction Of the pro-
gram was his trained pony, which
went thru a series of trick per-
formances to the great delight of
of the youthful audience.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-09-12

this year has 20 acres in corn, 20 in
wheat and IS in oats, as we'll as hay
and truck, is operated for Mr..
Matthew by his nearest neighbor, on
shares. Mr.. Matthew says the farm
pays both him and the neighbor.
The series of cartoons Our De-
mocracy" scheduled to appear week.
ly in this paper, Mr.. Matthew draws
partly on his farm and partly in
studio he rents in New York, where
the photograph above was taken.
Mr.. Matthew is of American Revo-
luton stock, of French, Dutch and
English ancestry. He is married and
has four children.
His uncle, Oscar Matthew, is senior
agrononist of the U. S. Department
of Agriculture, at Washington.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-09-12
r. T.. Sutherland HOnOred

From st. Paul comes the an
nouncement at the close of the
meeting held by the Tazewell-
Buchanan : Dickinson Russell
county bankers at Bluefield, Va,
Tuesday evening, that r. L. Suth-
erland Of the Cumberland Bark
& Trust Co., Grundy, was elected
vice president of the organization.
Haskell Arlington of the local
branch of the bank was elected
to the board of directors.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-09-12
DWALE NEWS

Cline Sluss and wife and sister
visited Mr.. and Mrs. German
Sluss of Haysi thru the week ead.
Services were held at the Hamp
ton Mullins cemetery Sunday. A
large crowd attended.
Miss Norma Sluss, Mr.: and Mrs
Cline Sluss and Miss Geraldine
Farmer were at the fair Thursday
night.
The daughter of General Sluss
is still very sick. No improvement
is being made.
Paris Rakes and Mr.. and Mr.
Burns Mullins attended church
near Dwale Saturday night.
Mrs. Charles P. Mullins of
Kingsport, Tenn, has been visit
ing here this week.
The Love Feast of the Brethren
will be held the second Saturday
in October at the Pound River
Church.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-09-12

Cintwood for many years during
his practice Of law. He was also
a member of the Legislature from
Dickinson and Wise.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-09-12
THIS AND THAT

Pay Day.
Through the efforts Of the
school board, and with the Coop
Grafton of the board of supervis-
ors, Dickinson county's teachers
received a payday early this week.
The pay covered the period taught
in August. Teachers and creditors
were both happy!
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-09-12
Grant For Street Improvement

According to announcement
from Richmond WPA headquart-
ers. the town of Clintwood receiv-
ed a grant of $4,000 for street
Improvement in the immediate
future.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-09-12
LOCALS DOWN
CLINCHCO TEAM

Dickinson Memorials softball
team scored the first upset of the
season last week when they down
ed the highly touted Clinchco
team on the local diamond by the
score of 4 to 3. Clinchco, last
years champions, were held to a
few scattering hits by Arthur
Selfe and A. K. Lambert, and
Homer Steele pulled fast double
play in the ninth to stop a Clinch-
co rally. DM.H.S. plays Ervinton
in single game tomorrow.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-09-12

Published Every Thursday
In
CEVERI.Y'S PRINT SHOP
Clintwood, Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-09-12
The Dickinson County
Herald

Entered as second class matter
Aug. IL, 1899, at the post office
at Clintwood, Va, under the Act
of March 3, 1879.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-09-12

WANTED-Someone to send in
the news from each community
in the county. The paper will be
send free to each correspondent.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-09-12
NickeIs Reappointed

Governor Price this week re-
appointed w H. Nickels to the
State Corporation Commission.
Mr.. Nickels was a resident of