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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-23
To Invest

The Waterbury Police Aid As sociation will hold special meet ing Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at police headquarters to discuss the proposed suspension of provision which allowed the association to invest $l,000 in the Waterbury Police Federal Credit Union.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-23
Continental Lodge

Members of AnnawOn Lodge, of West Haven, exemplified the Mas ter Mason degree at a special meeting of Continental Lodge of MasOns at the Masonic Temple last night.
 A buffet supper was served later in the banquet hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-23
DOric Chapter

Plans for a Christmas dance were made at a meeting of Doric Chapter, Order of Demolay, at Masonic Temple last night. The dance will be held Christmas night at Temple hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-23

Nearly half the ships now arriv- ing at Argentine ports are of Ameri- can. British or Norwegian nation ality.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-23
NAUGATUCK

FOR RENT-NAUGATUCK-35 Hill St., 5 rooms, 2nd floor. Hot water heat. Hardwood floors. Ina. prem ises.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-23

DOW JONES AVERAGES
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-23
CONNECTICUT SECURITIE.
 The R. F. Griggs Ca
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS

Bid Asked Ann. Hardware Go. ... 2412 261a Arrow Hart & Hege ..... 38 40 Bristol Brass Corp. com. 54 57 Colts Pat. Fire Arms Co., 83 86 Eagle Lock Go. ..... ' g Eastern Malleable Iron IA 16 Landers, Frary & Clark 261s 281s New Brit. Mach Co., com. 45 AT North & Judd Mfg. Go. 331a 351a Peck, Stow & Wilcox Co. T g Remington Arms ..... 51a g61a Scovill Mfg. Co. ....... 29 31 Stanley Works Co. com. 53 55 Torrington Go. ....... 29 31 Veeder Root .... 63 65 Wtby. Farrel Fdry. .... 29 B
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-23

30 20 IS Indus. R. R. Util.
Evening star., 1940-02-04

THIS FARM WILL SUIT YOU-55 ACRES.
40 q. tillable, bal growing timber: DIV, s
rms; tob barn. stable and granary. Elec.,
st. I'd south from D. c. "a miles. Price,
S4. 900 90; terms Apply j. L. DAVIS,
Charlotte Hall, Nd Phone Mech. 33-F-12.
S9,OOOIOLD STONE COLONIAL. $50
acres, Mont. Co Full set excelleut build
ings so COW stanchions. r. D. LILLE,
225 Maple ave- Takoma. Shep. 23O7.
a ACRES WITH 12-ROOM COLONIAL
house sas, barn, granary and other build
inss in good condition, electricity available;
we'll watered; good frontage on paved high
way: near Dahlgren, Va, about 40 miles
ton $4,000. About 200 acres additional
adjoining available of good land and
timber lying on and between highway and
navigable creek. Consider trade OF house
and small acreage near south side OF
AIeY Temnle 031h-I
Evening star., 1940-02-04

VAT IN. RYE. sSHSE sSiYTss9 5TS,S SSs
1eG 10o-1 ota5. y
Evening star., 1940-02-04

Chestnut 1888. oxford 1879.
284O Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va
Evening star., 1940-02-04

you EXPECT MORE in . VAGABoNp
and you get 1t See them 1t Cherry Hill
Camp U. 8. l. Berwyn. Nd
Rentals as low as $50 monthly. AMERt-
CAN TRAILER CO., 4511 Wis. ave Wood
ley 3232. Open Sundays. and evenings
Evening star., 1940-02-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OWNER TRANsFMREO. SELLING 6-RM
sss5n sfi6k = hssssFiasna ass
Evening star., 1940-02-04

DISTANCE.
Is acres rich land. 100 fruit trees, fair
house and bldgs Hard road. $1,000. Terms.
l3 acres, high knoll with lge. trees, sm.
English cottage, gar, poultry house. ma
| terial and foundation for another house.
| S5,a50 terms.
Ia acres, new modern 6-rm. house, h.
VIII: all conveniences: S4, 500. Terms.
| THE MARYLAND REALTY,
| 915 10th St NV. National S095.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
COLONIAL, STONE HOUSE

COLONIAL STONE HOUSE.
8 rooms, nice setting, excellent condi-
tion. beautiful lines. mountain view, lovely
stream, fine spring. gravel road, on 81
acres rolling land. If sold this week price
$4,000.
Phone 135. H. B. MITCHELL Herndon. Va.
COLONIAL BRICK. 4-CHIMNEY HOUSE
needs repair; 8 rooms. basement, hand
carved woodwork, tenant house. farm
buildings, orchard; 80 miles Washington;
excellent farm, $50 acres: $1,000.
Request Maryland-Virginia List.
LEONARD SNIDER La Plata. Md
Evening star., 1940-02-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued

7-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN. on HEAT,
asbestos siding M o double garage, lg: porches.
LEE. Greenwood 4So1
oAKcREsT-5-ROOM CALIFoRNIA-TYPE
bungslow. beautifully located m IN the, hills
rooms absolutely modern: large lot; terms.
Z, I. PRICE 2303 Arlington Ridge I'd.
Phone Ivy 1872.
LOT Poxl9o, WATER, Flee GAS. PRICE.
ARLINGTON. $3.50; NEW BROOM
RALPH GRAIN. 1900 Lee hwy. Chest. $3.50
UNUSUAL TO SAY. THE LEAST; FIRE
places. rooms, 2 baths h.-w.h.. oil: rec
esa in o. @es from
S13,50o for ali. or SIC. 800 with smaller
lot; Evenings and Sunday, call Shepherd
An ideal small home in Mt. Rainier; 2
bedrooms and bath. full attic and base
S sss ny s5 sasesnt Nesr
Greenwood e3o9-J ROBERT 1. McKEEV-
Err CO. Shoreham Bldg. Natl. 475O.
OWNER MUST SELL.
one real 5ay snd change to o,S save some
conditioned. S-room % AN and bath 'I buinsalov, iSss
hot-water heat, hardwood floors, insulated.
subsided,, subfoored. High location. Nice
tU.. Seh oieen~ooo 1900 eNeHihss aHo
S4,5OO-TERMS.
gas. ssrase; lot 50xiso t.. o paved street
close to shopping ~ Center. transportat rams tHn' ton,
S5.250-Terms.
. rooms, sun parlor. h;-w.h.. bath. oil
2 apartments: large front porch, shade, ga
ER9N ssAL9 sSss % ss
AHoUT I 10 MILES TOWARD BALTIMORE
. corner lot, 25oxis7 It; $500. This is
shs sHoNEnp Msw ETTlana 1a,n Tyre Of place LOUIS
toriamMBu]nsaiox ] M IN perfect reeN nexiihe sAMfe
condition. Auto oil heat; garage: fine lot
VIII sell at greatly reduced price S7hO
P. o. Box 296. Alexandria Va.
ROOMS BATH. CLOSED PORCH,
retian blinds: garage: shrubs. rose bushes
payment; bal monthly Omen Sunday and
opposite Cottage City.
FALLS CHURCH. FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
201 East Broad st. A new brick house,
Ultra modern English farmhouse design;
Closets o Hsh athe sSts feSns oorea sr'hs astte
fully insulated. beautiful recreation. room,
open fireplaces air-conditioned. beauti-
ful kitchen with dinette space and best
OF equipment. Large corner lot Plenty
Of shade trees and shrubs. This is a spe-
cial built home, the frst Of to be built
on this subdivision If you want a good
home in the best section of Falls Church,
viii conVnes 'se seu 'n,f of value one HoSss
clear OF trust Will finance suit Terms
reasonable. Open from II to 7 pm
OWNER on premises. Phone North Ss12;
evenings. North 1446.
PINE PLACE FOR CHILDREN SCHOOL
one block: H-acre beautiful lot, dogwood
shrubs. trees: 9 rooms. large breakfast
rm. and pantry plus large inclosed and
heated sleeping porch: each bedrm 3 win
dows. large closets. cedar lined: tiled bath
larre attic with stairway. fun basement
herb cellar maids lavatory. laundry trays;
garage; h.-wh.: 10c bus: only S795O;
terms. 81 900 cash. Chest 4213.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
REAL EsTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

tate large or small: quick personal in
spection. Ma. O334.
HAVE CLIENTS WITH CASH FOR STORES
and apartments. See Casey.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC,
s15 1ith St. NV. Dist. 1858.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
RARNARY WOODS SECTION

10I11t1N11o VOo1b kOGO I 4o4Ns
Save 100000 because owner being
transferred: 3 years old, detached brick.
7 rooms, 3 bedrooms . baths. attic, den
and private porch, overlooking beautiful,
level yard with IA giant oak trees; at
tached garage. Center-hall home with air.
conditioned oil heat. A safe place for
children. Less than S12,OO0.00 To in
spect call Mr.. Nyce, DI. 6092
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Invest Bldg. Realtor.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
FARMS FOR SALE.

OLD WASHINGTON HOME: WILL Elk
change for Va. property. Natl. 1864. EDW
BOWERS, S39 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-02-04

VILLAGE Is ACRES-$1, 400,
Just across river from up-to-date town:
IA acres crop land. 4-room home, lovely
big shade trees. land slopes to water. only
part down. page "a big free catalog.
STROUT REALTY, 255-CR 4th ave,
Y City
Evening star., 1940-02-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT. |

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOX keNJ.
NEW BROOM BRICK. on H...w. HEAT;
playroom, screened porch; fireplace; drive.
for consential couples; ih baths; also
block " bus, 1oc fare. Call Oxford l4s1'
FOREsTV!LLE. RITCHIE RD.. MD.-5-
% 0aaseIH H~hRY FoWfEs SsH X. %Fsoa1sstviiis
EIAaY mp hMPP.ATEAcT1yE 61Ro3EI 6d4es9I1
aG2eissd sH1ELSs E6sc exnsr nsa! Hsss..
s. ROOMS. BATH NEAR BEAVER DAM
Club: S26 mo Greenwood 1910.
ARLINGTON, vA.-ATTRACTIvE NEW
ssf DeaS daas
nsf dsssenee os1s @ ~
Z RMS, 2 BATHS, 8 FIREPLACEs, AUTO.
forest fore At tees; heated ] asrsse. wis. S7ssHJ:
Rooms BATH h-TR Rv,s sat sras1 e
csfll Cal Aystssviile lie al. SS ANvlN NlAI' oo
BETHEspA BUNGALOW; 5 ROOMS AND
d sb5 zsFd 4eSs
4 RMS, ALL MODERN BUT BATH REFG: :,
NWoy RSHo,sy %S.sel aSSss Is acre e ss tro
5-rm. bungalow, inclosed attic, built lin
garage; oil heat; on bus line.
suNwARD ESTATE NEARBY vA.-AT::
tractiye, unfurn. studio cottage. situated
nususs In DTyae abrasive rS a;S p fn @odsrn snuin
provements. Arlington. Jackson 1878.
1925 PER WEEK; MODERN 4-ROOM
and bath BUNGALOW; large finished attic
rayos sve heas MG dreen
LYON PARK, ARLINGTON, yA.--PRAcTI-
cally new 6-rm. brick. detached. with at
rsns only 81 hss es
TAKOMA PARK, 3, HICKORY AvE.-6
viii be put in perfect condition. r. RS.,dD2. 2.
BRICK BUNGALOW, s RMS. AND TILED
t4axsn slSfs To% Va bus oxSa4s Aaey ls6 1929
hot water; oil burner; woodworking nre-
place: screened porch; close to 3 bus lines;
lTRsson psons osiord ssS ?a2a ss s.
se7 So uNruRN1sHED; 3 r AND 3,
dih detached residence 's at $40. Phone Hillside
| O449-M
s ROOMS. OIL HEAT------------Sb2.5 so
6 rooms, oil heat $500
Apply 3soe sth st. g. Arlinston. Vs:
TAKOMA PARK, NEAR sANITARIUM.
New auto oil heat bungalow. perfect
condition; 5 rooms. glassed-in porch: ga
rage. Temple 1890.
VA. HIGHLANDs--5-R. BUNoA-, =,
Va i0f HshiandsI7-r. III nes7 house - sSs.SS Ss.s0
Club Manor on Arlington Ridse I'd,
| 8 r., 2 baths -. 125 90
g r, new Cape Cod. oil heat 1900
| See j. LEE PRICE. Oakcrest Once.
1903 s. Arlington Ridge Rd. Phone Ivy 1912
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
4 bedrms., 2 baths. maids rm SIS
4 bedrms.. ami. oil heat. 8 acres 60
3 bedrms., "a baths. oil h.-w.h. 75
Cape Cod, 5 rms. Oil h.-wh.. fenced
lot 100 by $50 90
3 bedrms.. ami, large lot &C
M. E. CHURCH,
! REALTOR
| Established 1885.
Phone Falls Church, Va, 2039
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iden Gltern ,tno Sugenoliden aus
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ternbaus Giiblung nebmen. Die Sra
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guneen bon 8uri6en lmb Mdbden
eignen lit elmer erniten Grtudgung
inert; getrennte 8erei1tigltngen iper-
6en in ser &esel giinitiger iein.
8. Seine freien Stlsnoen ioa ser
ilrnge Menl6 ausfiillen oltrd geilti-
ge &ertief,1ng, CUTE Seftiire, berrfz
ltde sl,,sbiloung iotpie ourd inoipi-
buelle, ser gntipanmtng nnb ser
Sreltoe bienenoe Srei5eitbeidaftig
Ser &orper brau6t &rdftigung nno
8epegltng o,1rd gelunoe Ibbartung
un6 Dernii,lftigen Sport.
4. 9eln 2eien bon S6ul,6. nnb
Sdn,ubliteratl,r, Sem 9eiud bon Sill
men nno Sdallitellungen, sic fir oas
iugenolibe sllter ,lngeeignet iino,
i6limnte,1 &alnerab1d b1daften lit ener-
gti6 uno NIT aller Sntenlitat entge-
gen5lttreten. Ssugenolide inn G1ttpid=
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Ser irnge Menid lit Sum freituil-
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Den greieniiien Ser letten @ode
mad at nrteilen, fat fid Ser Sauptz
friessidauplab nad oen Naben Often
guropas beri6oben. 9ie 8lide
Deutidlanos 1,no Sstaliens iino offel=
bar auf cine bollltdnoige rfreunolide
ltnterlperfltng' ser meiiten @alfan=
Itaaten geribtet, ltln oltrd @rte6en=
lano nno georbafrifa rad bent Slle5>
fanal bor5uoringen. 3tpiiden Stalien
lulo @rie6enlano lit es bereits 5u ei=
nen1 betpaffneten &onflift gefommen.
Stalien iiebt it6 ni6t MIR, ben grie=
dii1en Seeren geeeniiber, ionbern
1,1llb tpobl a,,d NIT Sen 8riten reds
men, tpelGe itarfe Slottenberbanoc
,tno etli6e Sunoerttauienb bon Srup-
pen int 6itlidett Mittelmeer fteben ba-
ben. 9ieIelben ioIlen bereits sic Sniel
&reta beiebt baben. " ..~."v
Staliens 5tpede fino offenbar Die
&erri1aft iiber oas Mittelmeer =
mare noitrunt - ltno sur Grrei6ung
6ieles 3tpedes n1iiilen 6ie. britiiden
Seeitreitfrdfte i'm Mittelmeer aerlt0rt
peroen, Sne5, gpper,t ltno Balditinu
n1iiiien fauen. @enn einlna1 Der @eg
bon Mlerai,bria ,ulb SPORT Satb gegen
5iibeon ,tno bon Saifa 1a6 ben Del
gebieten bes .SSraf freigelnadt tporben
| iino, Damn ldge 0ie M0glidfeit Dor.
sic 'Siquioierl,ng bon Walta uno
Gibraltar = nit Silfe ooer menig-
items nit itiaidweigen6er @enebmi-
glng Ser Fetailts uno Sranco>Hesie-
rltngen - bou5oeen iperoen. Il
8ei all bieien Yl9nen uno mill
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gbrp. S6tuelter 90 a r t n a (g e b.
Mnna Soefffen), sos,
geit. ont z. Sft. 1910, I'M @lter
bon 70 Sabren i'm Ml,tterDauie
bon ct. Srancis, nobe gtiuerton,
Sa. Sic binterldBt einen @r1oer
in 8ellebille, ST., ,tnb cine S6pe=
iter in Berlt, so.
.gbrlp. Sdipelter Siitba geb.
slgnes &raemer, S.5.S.,
gelt. am 16. Oft. 1910 int Sitter
bon 81 Sabren im @l1tterbaule
bon ct. Srancis, nabe sfiuerton,
SSa. sic binterlaBt 5ipei S6tpe=
itern: Mrs. Sol. 8otern, 9ellp,
&anI, nno NiB CLARA &roemer,
Scneca, &anl.
gmiI Bed, gelt. inioIge eines sllt=
tonnfalles, int SITTER bon "a Sab-
rcn in philadelphia, ga. CT bin-
terlaBt 4 S0bne, 1 Sodter lno IA
Gnfel.
Mrs. Gbeo. S1eiider geIt.
an1 5. Mai 1910 in Siiia,t, Su.
M NJ. S. ais be mer> eeb. an, 81.
9e5. 1867 IN Samilton, g., geit
ooielbit. Gr binterlaBt einen @ru>
Der llno anoere &eripanOte.
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9erslide 8itte eines beutiden
MiSsinnnrs

Sn elmer fir6lib bliibenSen, aber
armen, gut fatboliiden Bfarrgemein=
De in Baraguap, Siioamerifa, feblt
oringeno ein gan5 beideioenes &ird-
lein. 9a es ii6 bl,rdpeg I'M arnlte
2altobepGlferltng banbelt (es iinb
altBer &aragltaper altd oeutibe, pol
nil6e, ruiiiide rno anoere quite 9a-
tbolifen porbanoen) ipiro ,1u bie
giitige @eitbilfe Ser 10 oft betuabrten
fatbolii6en @laubensbriiber nno
S6ueitern aus lt.S.M. gebeten. Sebe
- a,t6 sic allerfleinlte @abe - sic
in einem getpobnliden 8riefe alli
,neine polle @erantiportllng gelanot
meroen fann, nilnmt ser nnter5ei6ne-
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&oitulate snr 8abrnns Ser relisiGiea
nm0 ethiidlen &erte Der sSamilie

(5ortiebung bon Seite y
ipdtere @riinoung elmer eigenen Sa.
Mile seiltig, .ieclild) 1,no fOrperli6
1tntal1gli6 tperoen.
1. Die idon I'M ainbesalter begon-
ncne geidledtlide 9elebr,tng ioa in
erlter 2inie BON seiten ser Gltern
erfolger. Ser iltnge Menid) muB ans
geleitet iperoen, ieinen @illen 5ll
idllen uno au neiitern. Sic &einbeit
ion bor ibnt als h06lte5 Gut Der
frcien Beri0nli6feit, ipirfli6er Mdnns
IiGfeit, ipabrer @eibli6feit erIteben.
9ielem .Soeal nad)5,itreben, es burd)
GelbItaudt 81 erreiden 1.nb su bal,
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te oeutide 8ater bal1fen6 entgegel1.
Quittung miro iofort erteilt. Siir
oie eolen syreunoe nno Conner Ser
geplanten Seilig= -&irde miro
monatlid ser Segen einer Seiligen
Meile a1fgeopfert. @iitige saben uao
3uidriften m6gen sic bite ridten
an:
gtepo. Sabre, Son Sole 4re,,iier,
$50, Goronel 8ogaoo (Bara.
euap), Solttb slmerifa.
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tGril6en Manipnlationen Der Mdien-
n1d6te lit ELM ipidtiger Gaftor auBer.
adt geIanen: Der norolide @a6bar.
@ie miro lid) Wosfal, su benz begin.
nenben 1el1en 8alfanfrieg itellen2
MGerlei ltnbeltdtiete Nadridten mel.
SEN bon Mngriffen 1tnb Siegen INTO
bon elmer itarfen Silfe Gnglanos an.
ieite @rie6enlanbs - uno Ser Sir.
fei. 9ieie Silfe beItebt borlallfig =
ipie grie6ii1e Meloungen beiagen -
nod aus Selesrammen. Bolen uno
Norpesen fino nod in friider eritt'
nerltng!
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Sansbalterin eeindt. Cute 9alsbdl.
term 5piiden 80 Bis 40 Sabre alt
fin6et 5telle Bel einen1 8farrer inn
Staate @iiiollri. NnB beutid ipre.
den f6nnen. Mnfragen ribte lnau
an ben Sbio @aiienfreuno.
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S-A.N-O-S

Unsere seit fast enen haIben jahrhundert
I'm Hausgebrauch bekannten und beWaehrten
Heiikraeuter-Mittel wirken heend innerch
und aeussereh - bel verbrennungen, Wunden
und CesehwueEen. ,,
Pres eOc per EIasehe: 6 Faschen fuer SIS 90;
Dutzend Flaschen fuer $3.50, plus Porto -
oder Express Collect. + .-.~..,s. -. ,,z-
Man besteIIe ietxt. bevor es friert tdenn das
fiuessge Sanos friert leichtD.
WOLFRAM CO.
45I Sycamore St. Columbus, Ohio
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Mnfidmeiber

.Gran5, Ser gern renomnliert, er5ablt
ieinem 5reun6e: usSa, ,nein 2ieber,
bas tparen friiber nod 3eiten ha
bin i6 nod i'm eigenen 8agel1 sc.
fabren!'' u
9ara1f ser Srelinb: uDas CLAUDE
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ter ibn geiGoben bat" r..
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Sierbltd nno betrabtet 1ladoenflid
oas 8ilo Ser Giraffe.
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bie 8latter abfreiien fonnenl'
usSa, tpesbalb iisen benn bic 8lat.
ter 10 bod?" > -. -.
uDamit fid sic @iraffen nidt 5u
biiden brall6en."
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i6on felt flint Monaten 20 Dollar
uNein, 10 ettuas bebalte id, iolauee
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gIb Das sesnen Ser moer 1T Elm alter 8ra Der nod bic
len Bfarrfen ebt WHr bngn SGugnge no enere noer
elmer tsesen Sunoe - eu01nid Sonntagnamitag air6
segnn gi1o 9ie Muter brinsen Die anoer onmunon
bat 6a Der Yer ieoe ei5elnn ben Segen ert DIT erae
bon6ern Seeen 8iIb perbtet lit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-05
JANIES w. WRENN

Oxford. April 5.-James William
Wrenn. 70, Granville county farmer,
died at his home in Dickerson COM
munity Thursday morning. Funeral
rites were conducted at 3 o'clock TINS
afternoon at Rehoboth Methodist
church cemetery. Mr.. Wrenn for a
number of years had been member
of Herman Methodist church. Sur
viving are his wife. two sons, three
daughters and four sisters.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-05
]. b. AVERY

Oxford. April 81. il. Avery. o2:;
,,1riyC ct Johnson county. who had
been engaged IN the mercantile bus
mess in oxford for % years died ut
his home on Broad street yesterday
morning.
The funeral WAS conducted At the
home at ; o'clock this afternoon. In
,crncnt was in Elmwood cemetery.
Mr.. Avery came to Oxford from
Johnson county us 4 young man.
S,ryiviug are his wife. four
daughters. five sons. two sisters and
Two brothers.
Mr.. Avery was a member of the
Junior Order, Woodmen OF the
World and Odd Fellows. He also
was Il member OF Oxford Baptist
church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-05

College Station. Raleigh. April o
Farmers of North Carolina shared III
the 2lS million dollar Increase III
cash farm income III the Inltcd
States during the first Two months
of 1910. Julian [. Mann. Extension
economist OF \. c. State College. an
no,,nced today upon receipt ~ l re-
mort from the Bureau Of A&rictt1-
rural Economics. |. ). Department.
OF Agriculture. During january ana
February. cash income from farm
,rlarketing$ IN chS nation WIS 80 EnII-
lion dollars higher thar wear earlier
and income from government pay
,2ents increased l2S million dollars
over the corresponding period II
1889.
Mann explained that the govern
ment payments 70 farmers cooper2t-
ing in the Agricultural Conservation
Program reached their peak m jan
uarv this year. whereas the bulk OF
the payments did not go out until
March last year.
The 3. \. E. report shows that III
JANUARY Of this wear farmers OF
Nortu Carolina received $1.39l.o20
from crops Is compared with $4,000
900 during the same month IL 1889.
The increase WAS due II higher re-
turns from tobacco. cotton. grains.
and peanuts. However. during the
same month the cash income from
livestock and livestock products de
cline from S2.+92.00o in 1889 to So
Sal. 900 in 1910. Income from all
types OF livestock produces eNCeD,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-05
Grady, Martin
Are Endorsed

Greensboro, April 5.-Paul Grady,
of Kenly, for governor Of North
Carolina, and Lester T. Martin, OF
Lexington, for lieutenant-poNcrnor,
have been unanimously endorsed by
the North Carolina League for Pro-
gressive Democracy which will &C
lively support them in the May DEM
ocratic primary, it is announced here
by w. R. Dalton, Reidsville attorney,
who is chairman Of the Leagues
committee on examination Of can
didates.
"The choice of these two standard
bearers was made, says Mr.. Dali
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-05

ton. after invitation was given all
the candidates for the two high posts
to appear and express their views
on the Leagues definite legislative
program. They were chosen because
of their fortnight approval OF the
program and their pledges to public
ly champion it in the primary cam
paign and to work to put it into ell
feet in event Of election"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-05
Rural Churches
,n1nnI EpIIRC METHODIST

MIDDLEBURG METHODIST
Rev. T. w. Lee, pastor.
Services for Sunday. April I.
Preaching at Cokesbury at II a.
M. with observance Of communion
TO follow.
At 3 p. m. preaching at Shocco,
AT Middleburg at 7:30 p. m,
preaching services.
The pastor will preach at all OF
these services and the public is in
vitcd to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-05
Farmers OF State Share
In Cash Income Increase

dairy products declined.
The total income from farm mark
ctiues in North Carolina in january.
1910 was S9.932 900 rs compared with
s. 800. 900 in January. 1889. The
government payments to Tar Heel
farmers the first month Of the cur
rent year were $4,000 as compared
with 1887 900 in January, 1899.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-05
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY

Of Henderson in North Carolina at the close
of business March &C. 1910.
ASSETS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-05
20 SPEAK

Raleigh. April l.-R. GREGG
,heyrv ii GaStonia, chairman OF the
State Democratic Committee, Will
.-j6ycss The State College club OF
Yaurs Democrats in Pullen Hall
Thursday night. April II, at I:3O
clock
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-05
Amos Pleads For Justice
~RRAss TacKs" On THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
nv NEWMAN CAMPBELL.

(Thc International Uniform Lesson
ON the above topic for April Is
Amos ). I. the Golden Text being
Amos Sis. Hate the evil, and love
the good, and establish justice in the
gateO