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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-06

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9eedte, Sic alter iinb un6 b0ber ite.
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Meintng.
3. Sic 9eeinfluiiung ser eeietli-
6en Sron1lng inn Sinne bes Drift.
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lullllHg aus Dcr S0ule
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ter iueroen sic ipelentIi6en @rl,nolo.
gen fir Gbarofter uno Saltung oes
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flnBmoslidteiten anf oie @dule ee.
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innge 0feni6 in sic fonfliftreide 3eit
Der 9eifeiabre. Wdbreno ii6 in ibnt.
infol9e ieines Selbitdnoigtperoens eli.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-06
Nittpodj, ben s. Mobtmbtr 1910

SDmbole (Sinnbil6er) Die an Stel-
Ien Der 81. Sdrift eri,lnerm 10 bas
2an1nt, Die Saube. Balme,t, SeIatueig,
arone ilnb oergleiben. 3nipeilen fin
ben iid auf Dem grabberidlub audi
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Dem Mlten ooer. Neuen Seitament bar.
fteller, 3. g. Noab in ser Mrbe, bic
bret Siinalinge I'M Ge,lerofen, Gbrt-
ft1s Der Cute Sirt, Gbrilti Auferite-
hung ,1in. Weiter Jon auf bielen bod-
bebe,.tlanlen @rdberihmud ser altsu
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fte1t, elaubenstieffte,1 unb eottinnig=
ften 3eit ein seidi6Hibes gorbilo u,
geben.
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bollen @rab6enfmalen 1tnb @ruften
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finn 6urdtuebten driitli6en &unit auf
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sic traurige 3eit ser &irdenipal-
tl,ng. Man fabte relisioie @esenltan=
Sc ilno Serionen rein tpeltlib auf.
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tpuroen nnbeoenf1id nebeneinanOer
eeltellt. Muf @rab6enfn1dlern betpuu,
nerte man beioniid)e @ottbeiten neben
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tigfeit o6er beiliger 8eriouen.
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finoet man 1eioer beltt5utaee nod,
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d5riitlibe TRADITION lit, mie in alien
9ingen, 10 a,19 bier, sic bette 2ebrz
,neiiterin. sic Iebrt: sSsn ienen 3ei=
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falles oes 6riitliben @laubenslebens
bingegen miiiien mir ernlte &lage
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-06

Die ST. sobn Size 8apti Stride in SEEM Baltimore, 8a lit
oie einge Stride ireenoener btlen Grenieg, pede
Moortett o @enn9eonos neue1 .9ream abmap 5ui6en
Yttsbrgb uno Sarrtsbrgb ben1bt miro, oe 1000
Mile Snnpfe obiduenten Gin eerauaieer Got gum, 8oen
befnoe m BET Der &ire 9e Stride miro paorier sen &ar
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-06

Sbrift, bie inl,ner bie fb0nlten unb
inbaltsnouiten iinb, al.sauluden.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26
Orphanage
Folk Meet

Oxford OrphunHGr alumni will
hold their seventeenth annual nome
coming at Oxford ON Saturday and
Sunday, August 3 and 4. according
to announcement received here. Men
and women who were reared at the
orphanagC arc being notified Of the
gathering, and prospects arc said 10
be good for the biggest and bcSt re-
union ever held. Officers Of the as
SOciatiun arc trying TO get rs many
former inmates back as possible.
A WCincr roast will be given Sat
urdHy evening at The Recreation park,
with swimming. dancing and other
forms of entertainment.
On Sunday will be registration.
the annual dinner under The oaks.
and a short business meeting for cleo
ton Of officers. A new feature Of the
program this year will be the show
ing OF motion picture. in cOlorS,
depicting life at the Orphanagc.
Officers Of the alumni association
this year arc: ID. +. Small, Raleigh.
president: WcIch BcStick, Charlotte,
vice president; Clyde McSWain, RAJ
leigh, SccrCtary-trCaSuc". RcScrVa-
tionS for the dinner are being made
with these officers.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26
MRS. MANDY FRADY
DIES AT HOSPITAL
WILLIAMSBURG Lady Ill Two
Weeks; Funeral Satur-
day Morning

Mrs. Mandy Frady, 30, wife OF
Eddie B. Frady, of the WILLIAMSBURG
section. died at Maria Parham hos
pital at Gas o'clock this morning
after an illness of two weeks. She
was Il native OF Georgia and was
born April II, 1911.
The family had lived here about
two years, and formerly resided d,
GaStonia.
Surviving are the husband, foul
children. Lila Mae. Sarah, Bette and
Jerry Frady. all at home; two broth
ers. Bert and Frank Lee, and four sis
tiers, Mrs. Ola Lee, Mrs. Nora MaSe,
Mrs. Lila Purdue and Mrs. Carrie
Whisnant all of Georgia. Her father
and mother are dead.
Funeral services were announced
to be held at 1920 o'clock Saturday
morning from Island Creek Baptist
church. near WILLIAMSBURG, with Rev.
G.. Van Stephens, pastor, in charge,
and intcrment in the church ccmc-
terry.
Mrs. Frady had been member Of
a GaStonia church for five years.
PallbearerS had not been unnOunc-
ed this afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26

Meet To Be
This Evening

Several visiting and one or tWo
local speakers are on the program
for the meeting Of the Vance County
Inter-Racial Commission, to be helo
at 8 o'clock this evening IN the base
ment assembly room OF the Perry
library. J. H. Bridgcrs, chairman OF
the local group, is to preside.
The general subject for the meet
ing will be "HouSing.'
Talks announced are to be by L.
r. REYNOLDS. secretary Of the inter-
racial groups in North Carolina and
Virginia. on the commission to the
progress of both races. Prof. .. l.
Robinson. of Henderson Institute,
will speak on ten years Of progress
in building by Negroes OF Henderson,
and will give 4 picture Of Negro
housing in Henderson ten years ago
and today. Prof. Perry, Of N. G. State
College, Raleigh, will speak on the
effect Of good and bad housing.
J. w. Sanders, Vance county farm
agent. will discuss "A Farmer and
His Tenants" and will tell Of the
work he has observed as being done
by one landlord E2r his tenants.
Interested friends arc invited 10
attend the meeting. The purpose OF
the inter-racial commission Is 10
create friendly attitudes toward the
progress OF both races and to develop
facts that hinder better relations be-
tween the races.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26
State COP
To Meet

Charlotte, July 2G.-(AP)-Repub-
lican stalWarts from all over North
Carolina will gather IN Charlotte Au-
gust 6, to get down TO work on this
forthcoming hammcr-and-tongs pres
idcntiaI campaign. The announce
mcnt was made here last night by
State Chairman Jake i. Newell and
State Secretary BroWnloW Jackson
at state c.. O. p. headquarters here,
where the conference will be held.
The meeting. it was explained, pri-
marily is one Of the 81 members Of
the Republican state executive COM
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26
Five Ships Sunk,
Seven Are Damaged
CONTINUED From Page One)

Continued From PAGE One)
phase Of the situation.
Rumania's revam1ed pro-nazi gov
eminent sent ENJOYS to Germany for
the first of q series of weekend con-
rcrcnces at SalZburg in which For
cign Minister Won RibbentrOp is eX-
pected to define the lines along
which Germany will mediate Balkan
differences and to tell Balkan dip
lomats how their countries will OPP
crate under Adolf Hitlers new ers
for Europe.
"A mulch of pine needles will fire.
qucntly aid in reforestation, advise
W. D. Lee, Extension soil conserVa-
tiOniStS of State College.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26
Man Shows New Routing
OF Route One To North

Another portion of the new routing
eliminates large portion Of the dan
gerouS curve near Mabry's store, sew
eral miles north Of the city, and the
scene of a number of fatal accidents
in the past several years.
Right of way for most of the new
road is understood to have been OBJ
tanned. Nc lettings have been made
by the State Highway & Public
Works Commission as yet, but the
project is expected TO be given place
in lettings at an early date.
Rc-Touting Of the highway will
take it out Of the highly congcstcd
section of the North Henderson COM
munity, where there arc no sidewalks
alongside the present pavement.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26
Firemen Out
On Two Calls

Fircmcn answered two calls with
in eighteen hours, the first late
Thursday afternoon, and the other
shortly before noon today. No dam
age was reported.
Thursday afternoon the truck went
to the O'Neii house on the west side
of Chestnut street at Orange. but no
fire was to be found though an
abundance Of smoke. The fircmen
never did satisfy themselves as to
where the smoke came from, and
finally it cleared away.
The call in the forenoon today
was the home of Sarah Eaton, col
orcd, on West Rock Spring street
\ small fire had started on the roof
If the house. but by the time fire
men reached the scene group Of
cOlorcd men in the ncighbOrhOOd had
stretched a lawn hose and turned il
on the blaze. which had been eX-
tingui:hcd A small hole was burn
cd in the roof. but damage was insig-
nificant.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26
County Tax Books Ready
Except Making Receipts
That Will Require
About Two w e Elk
After Blanks Are Re
ceived; Nearly $4,000
In Advance Payments
in Advance Payments
Already Made

New county tax books for 1904
have been completed, with accounts
computed throughout the entire list,
both lor individuals and corporations,
and, with the exception of writing
the receipts, the books should be
turned over to the tax collector right
now. it was said today by Miss
Dorotnea Woodlief, county account
ant
Blanks for writing the receipts
have not yet been received from the
printer. but the job of preparing the
receipts will probably not require
more than two weeks once 1t is start
ed
The l94O-41 tax rate has already
been fixed by the county commits
sionerS at 80 cents. the same as 1t has
been for the past several years. The
new budget has also been adopted.
Tan arrears for 1889 have been
advertised for sale by the county.
and property will be sold on the first
Monday in August. 1t will be pos
sible for the tax collector, F. M.
Dorsey. to make a settlement at that
time for the last fiscal year but
whether or not it will be done is not
vet determined 1t is not likely, how
ever. the new books will be turned
over for collections before the first
Monday in October.
Miss Woodlief said today nearly
$4,000 in advance payments of 1910
taxes had already been made, but
that this money had not been dis
tributed to the various funds. All
payments made in advance Of the
sta. of collections by Mr.. Dorsey
vii be to the accountants office.
During July the discount for pay
ments is one and oue-half percent.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

/. Name the fruit which has the
highest food value.
2. In which State is Lake Placid?
3. Do two 30-Watt electric lights
consume the same amount of electric
energy as one 60-Watt light?
+. How is icon pronounced?
5. What is the pen-name of the
collaborating authors Frederic Dan
nay and Manfred Lee?
6. Senator Charles l.. MCNary is
from Oregon, Washington or Iowa?
I. Does Canada require American
citizens to have passports to enter
the Dominion for visit?
8. For which king was Georgetown,
D. c.. named?
9. In dry measure, how many
quarts are in one bushel?
10. Which we'll known University
is in Ithaca. n. Y?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26
1O1!!
Record Heat of
Summer Here

At $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
the official Weather Bureau
reading here was 10l degrees, the
highest of the summer and nigh
est for many years.
The mercury advanced steadily
during the forenoon ard the ait
ernOon. At one O'Clock the read
ing was 81; at 2:15 p. IN. it was
80 and at $3.50 o'clock this alter
noon it had Skyrockcted to l0l.
Again there was no rainfall, ana
fair weather has prevailed most Oh
the time for about 4 week, llSh'
showers having fallen once or tWlc.
during that period.
Crops and gardens were SAID by
observers today to be suffering Som'
Tor want u! uUl tUlc. with the pro-
Spect that damage will result unless
there is RAIN within few days. II
has been more than 4 week since
mere was Il generous rain, ana thai
has been followed by the hottest
weather Of the summer.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26
P. O. S. A.
Plans Meet

The Patriotic Sons Of America arc
planning Il gala occasion for their
first meeting night in August. The
State president of the order has
been invited and scvcra! officials
are expected to be here and TO have
supper in the lodge hall. All mem
berS of camp "a are urged to at
tend. There will be plenty Of barbc-
cue for all and Il good evening of
entertainment is assured. Further
announcement concerning the meet
ing will be made at a later date.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26

Maps have been posted on the Dull
letin board in the court mouse loOoy
showing the recruiting OF the ma
tinnaI highway, Route l, through
North Henderson, surveys Of winch
were recently completed.
The map shows the highway turn
ing off to the left in front OF the
J. w. Gill store and City Road Meth
odist church, both of which will be
very near the new routing. The road
will run straight for a quarter mile
or more, than turn TO the right again
to nip Off corner Of the lot Of the
North Henderson school, and come
back into the present highway near
a filling station. short distance to
the south OF the fertilizer factory.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26

Major General H. H. Arnold
(right), chief of the army air corps,
is shown with Governor Ernest
Gruenning, of Alaska, at Juneau.
Arnold visited the giant air bases
being constructed at Fairbanks and
Anchorage in his tour of the bases
destined to make Alaska one of the
governments important outposts
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26
Local Group
Makes Large
Of Fish

A group Of Henderson men have
returned from a fishing trip off
Ocean View, Va, reporting big hH"''>
In the party were c. c. Loughln
ST.. c. c. Loughlin. Jr, Bill Barley
Herbert Neathery, DaVada Loughlin
and Ben StainbaCk.
The catch included 900 pounds of
fish. or eight fish boxes full. The lar
geSt fish caught weighed five pounds.
The catches were made out from
Ocean View.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26
DEED COVERS SALE
ON VAUGHAN STREET

A realty deed was filed with the
register of deeds yesterday covering
sale by c. B. Church and wife to j.
A. Cotton of property on Vaughan
street, the consideration being 500
and other values. II was the only
paper of the day.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26
AT AAA Meeting

J. ". Sanders. Vance county farm
agent. and Mrs Frances Jones and
Miss Ruby Smith. assistants in his
office. are in LouiSburg today at
tending q district meeting of county
AAA officials in connection with the
tobacco marketing program.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-26
Joins Coast Guard

Harold Upchurch Watkins, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Watkins, Of Lch-
man street, has joined the recruiting
units of the U. S. Coast Guard de-
pot. at Curtis Bay, Maryland. He
formerly was connected with the
Coca-Cola Bottling Co., of Hendcr-
son.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-12
|Serve-All For
Real Service

Perfection in service is the aim OF
every progressive service station, and
the Serve-All Service Station, locat-
ed on William street, has, through
diligent efforts of its proprietor
ALVIN H. Nuckles, practically reached
that pinnacle.
This modern service station is
equipped with the best for servicing
of automobiles, and couple this with
the experience Of the men who han
die this equipment, perfection is
service is assured.
Mr.. Nuckles has had long expert
cnce in service station work, anc
his chief assistant, E. c. Blue" Ed
wards, has been with the station fol
the past Is years, thus giving motor
lists complete advantage of his llnoWl-
edge OF capable service that gives
lasting friendship to the Serve-All
Mr.. Nuckles has complete stock
of U. S. Tires, Gulf gasolines anc
oils and U. S. Batteries, and stands
ready at all times TO give his patrons
the best in his lines.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-12
Cleaning Is
Art At Vance

Cleaning Of clothes is something
more than Just dumping them into
cleaning fluid, Whirling then?
around for a short while, then press
ing them.
To properly clean fabrics, one must
have a keen knowledge of the tex
ture, the proper methods to clean
and the best method to assure the
utmost care for the garment and a
thorough cleaning job.
Years of experience back the
knowledge of those who handle your
clothes at the Vance Cleaning Co.,
located on North Garrett street, near
Montgomery. ]. P. Harris, proprietor,
has been in this business for years,
and his employees have similar long
experience. They have made study
of the correct methods and the pro-
per treatments for clothes, assuring
the best in cleaning methods for
clothes entrusted to them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-12
PAGE FIVE

National Association of Accredited
Commercial Schools and admitted as
a member of that organization, which
gives it standing among like institu-
tons in the nation for efficiency and
high quality of work.
Thorough personal instruction in
complete commercial training IS Of
fered, and students may enter any
Monday. Faculty members have been
selected for the current term, which
began last week, and the class rooms
have been equipped with new type
writers and other equipment for the
use of students.
A large enrolment marked 1he
opening this month, and through the
years the college has graduated some
of the leading bookkeepers, sccre-
taries and stenographers of this and
other communities.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-12
Bus. College
Is Growing

Occupying a field to itscl., TIC
Henderson Business College is an
Institution of which the community
is justly proud. 1t was established a
decade or more ago, and was sue
cess from the start, adding each year
TO its prestige and to its reputation
in this section of the State. It draws
each year from Henderson and Vance
county and surrounding counties and
neighboring communities in Virginia.
Mrs. E. G.. Everritt is owner and
manager of the college, which has
quarters on the top floor of the Law
'uilding. lis accomplishments have
been so outstanding that several
years ago it was recognized by the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-12
FSA Program Is
Aiding Many Farm
Families In Vance
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
end the farm wife make a plan for
home operations, and by following
the farm and home plans the family
can make maximum use Of all its
resources.
FSA also administers the Bank
head-Jones tenant purchase program,
by which a farmer may purchase a
family type farm of his own chOos-
ing and pay for it over 4 period of
10 years with interest at three per
cent And like any other business
man, he follows farm plan which
will provide living for his family
and the necessary income for the
operation of the farm.
Thirteen Vance county farm fam
lies are now living on their own land
and another soon will be, reports
George F. Moore, assistant supervisor
in Vance county.
Improvement Of tenure is princi-
pal aim of FSA, because that means
better living for the tenants and bet
ter income for the owners, says MI.
Moore.
Tenants who have security on the
land can follow long range plans for
farm improvement and conserva-
ton" said Mr.. Day. Their landlords
don't hunt new tenants each year.
Tenants with leases take better care
of soil and buildings. Children whose
parents don't move every year do
better in school.
Security of tenure means better
community life, improved health. in
creased purchasing power, and gen.
cral stability in rural life
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-12
lavishly and drink freely, or to pay
court to a pretty woman in exactly
the manner of Porthos or of Chicaot.

Floating islands, many of great
size, thickly covered with grass and
scrub, which have been torn away
from the banks, are to be found on
the Sepic river in New Guinea.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-12

The scene above. of North Care
lima farm tenant family moving their
few belongings. may disappear for
ever in the FSA program for i'm
prOvcment of tenure is continued
Children VII S ay in school and
money that goes for old automobiles,
as shown in the picture at right, caii
so for better homes and things the
family needs for health.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-12

Alexander Dumas used to MAINTAIN
hat 4 novelist was all the better
equipped for storytelling by having
personally experienced the sort OF
life whereof he wrote. And the au-
thor of THE Three MusketeerS
lived up to his creed, and in his clay
there were few men in Paris more
ready than he to take sword in hand
on the slightest DreteNt, to dine
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-12

Christopher Columbus has at least
q places in the United States
named for him.