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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-16
FISHING CLUB HAS
HUGE PRIZE LIST
Membership Is Open To Any
Resident In The United
States

If you are a fisherman the place
to spend your vacation this sum-
mer is at one of New Hanover
county's fine sea beaches.
And when you come to the
beaches, don't forget to join the
New Hanover Fishing club, tn e
largest club of it's kind in the
world, for through membership in
the club you will obtain fellow
| ship with some of the finest ang-
lers in the world and will be able
TO enter what is believed to be
the keenest fishing competition to
be found.
The New Hanover Fishing club
was organized Jan. 10, 1915 at the
Y. M. C. A.. building in Wilmington
under the sponsorship of the late
J. W. Swails for the purpose OF
promoting salt water angling, pro-
tccting game and edible fish from
unrestricted slaughter and to fur
ther good fellowship among mem
bers of the angling fraternity.
That year the club had a very
limited membership but during the
years which have since passed it
has grown steadily until, at the
close of the 1899 season it had a
membership of $50 and is looking
this year to passing the 1,000-mem-
Der mark.
Membership in the club is open
to any angler who Is a resident
Of the United States and makes
him eligible to enter any of the
numerous fishing competitions
which are held in season by the
club. Last year the club offered
and awarded prizes in its COM
petitions which totaled more than
$1,000 and this year an even finer
prize list has been offered those
who engage in the sport of fishing.
The 1910 membership cards will
be good for membership through
Jan. 81, 1941, due to the adding of
prizes for the winter months of
December and January.
The special prizes for III e S e
months will be for first and Sc
cond places on a basis of weight
on each of the following species of
fish: channel bass, bluefish, salt
water trout, Virginia mullet, rock
or striped bass and fresh water
bass.
Prizes offered by the club this
year will be awarded for the
largest channel bass, bluefish and
Virginia mullet caught in Zone A,
and similar prizes for Zone B..
Then there are prizes for the larg-
est fish in four classes caught in
Zone A or B. There are special
prizes for the largest fish of any
kind caught within the club limits
and for the largest fish of special
types caught outside Zones A and
B. Special season fresh water
prizes are also offered for fish
caught outside of New Hanover,
Brunswick, Fender, Onslow, Blad-
en- and Columbus counties, and
there are also special prizes for
fish caught off-shore, such as king
macherel, BARRACUDA, dolphin, am
berjack and tuna.
Annual prizes are offered for the
largest rock or striped bass, black
bass, jack, red breast, google eye
and gray heads.
The ladies are not overlooked in
a club which has many of the
iairer seq in it's membership and
special annual prizes are offered
for the whomen who catch the
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-16
THE MAIL GETS THROUGH

LOS ANGELES -R-Kindness
to dogs is reducing the bites in
flicted on mail carriers, says
Homer Hobbs, chairman Of the
mailmen's committee on the dog
problem. So far this year only IS
mailmen have been bitten, far
below the rate for previous years.
Hobbs said one carrier had made
friends with a vicious dog by bring
ing it a bone. Investigation showed
that the dogs aversion to mail
carriers dated from the time a
postman had sprayed it with an
ammonia gun. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-16

The first express superhighway in
the United States will soon be OPEN
ed. The road runs for 100 miles from
Middlesex, near Harrisburg, to r.
win, neal Pittsburgh. The highway
contains sever tunnels.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-16

California uses irrigation O ex
tensively than any other state.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
Decorations
Registration
Ends Monday

Everyone who wishes to enter the
decorative Christmas Lighting contest
being sponsored by the West End
Garden club and the Chamber C
Commerce may register all day Mon
day, it was said today. The Judging
will take place Monday evening be-
tween Inc hours Of I and 10 O'clock.
Registrars may call the Chamber
of Commerce, telephone 1874, and
leave their name, address and which
classification under which they wish
to enter Approximately twenty-five
valuable prizes including cash and
merchandise will be offered for the
best decorated homes.
Much interest is being shown in
the contest, and it is believed that a
large number Of homes in and with
in two miles Of Henderson city limits
will participate in the contest. Every
che is urged to register, who wishe.;
70 be in the contest. since the Judge;
must know which hor-eS arc to he
Judged Monday evening.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
Council May
Have Busy
Meet Monday

A rather busy session OIL me tle'h-
6erson City Council appeared tooa.'
IN prospect for the monthly meet
inc Monday night. l., :: $50
Some action is anticipated IN the
matter of acquiring site lOr loca-
ron of a project of the N4A for
trainjne of youth in vocational WORK
II is Proposed that the city Acquire
the property which will be ON the
nationaI highway 4 short distance
smith of the city, and it would be
Ieased to the NTA for erection OF a
$4,000 building. where some 81 to
81 youths would be employed ana
trained. involving an annual payrolI
cl $4,000 or more. ,-,
It also expected that the Coumcil
will make arrangements tor start OF
tho annual tax listing as OF January
I but this will likely take the torn
merely OF d resolution authorizing
the city clerk to proceed
Procedure relating to relunoIn?
SIG 900 OF municipal bonds due IT
the new year is also anticipated,
This. likewise, is expected to con-
sumo hardly more tine than heccS-
sarv to adopt a resolution.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
NOTICE OF SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
lInitn e. Watkins PrOneriYl

Under and by virtue Oh an order
of the Superior Court Of Vance
County, North Carolina, made in the
special proceeding, entitled Frances
D. Watkins, ct ais, VS.. Elizabeth S.
Watkins, ct ais, the same being No.
upon the special proceeding
Docket of the said Court, all heirs
having requested and consented to
said order, the undersigned commits
sioner will, on Monday, January 6,
1941, at 1900 noon, Oh the premises
hereinafter described, being the prop
erty known as the John B. Watkins
property, located on William Street
and Turner Ave, in Henderson,
North Carolina, offer for sale by
public auction, TO the highest bidder
for cash those certain lots Of land
lying and being in Henderson, Vance
County. North Carolina, adjoining
the lands of William Street, Turner
Avenue, J. R. league, and others,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
MORGAN TO FINISH
DEXTER PASTORATE
Gives Up Work After Three Years;
Ended Service at Rock Spring
Recently Also

Following conclusion of his pas
torate at Rock Spring Baptist church,
Rev. S. l.. Morgan is to preach his
final sermon at Dexter Baptist
church tomorrow, a church which ne
has also served as pastor for the last
three years.
Mr.. Morgan is to preach tomorrow
en- the SubieCt, The lrreVocab!e
Past" and ell members Of the church
have been Urged to be present.
During his services as minister
there, extensive improvements have
been made to the church property,
New peWS have been installed and
al individual communion service has
been provided.
The congregation has taken no &C
ton toward obtaining a successor to
tie retiring pastor. His own plans
fer the future have not been learned
Mr. Morgan served the First Bap-
list church of Henderson for ten
years, and since that time has held
paStorates in other sections of the
State. Recently he gave up the Creed
moor Baptist passionate and moved to
Wake Forest, where he now resides.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
Christmas
Vespers Set
For Sunday
Will Be Heard at S p.
M. on Steps of First
Methodist Churc h ;
Public Is Invited To
Attend Annual Exer-
cises.

Christmas Vesper services to be
held at p. N. Sunday as an out
door program in front Of the First
Methodist church will be the prin-
cipal community Christmas enter
rrise in the extensive program of
music and sermons arranged for
churches of the cit ytomorrow.
All the churches are to participate
III this program, together with the
Henderson high school band and
ol,oirS. The various ministers will
also have parts on the program.
Since the church faces the na-
tional highway at one point where it
passes through the city, and directly
IN front OF the railroad underpaeS.
it is expected that short distance will
be roncd of by police during the
hour the service is in progress, So
that traffic will be diverted for the
half-blCci distance.
Indications are that weather con-
'itiCns will be favorable for the out
door rrnnran, ard large attend
ance is anticipated The program is
N charge Of Rev. 3. G. Reavis, pastor
Of First Methodist, and Rev. E. Nor
fleet Gardner. pastor Of the First
Barti"t church. and. as announced, is
as follows:
Bend, Christmas Overture
Christmas carol, Angels from the
Rcailns Of Glory
Prayer. Rev. J. L. league, Bap-
tist minister.
cc~i,,t,-ra .,c~Ii,r: Hcv Aui,rcv {.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
IS Varsity
Players Get
Monograns

Thirteen varsity football mono
grams were awarded Friday at Hen
derson high school % Coach Frei
Fitzpatrick.
Henderson had a good season, with
attendance at night games swelling
the athletic till.
According to Coach Fitzpatrick,
one squad member, Ned Adams, will
be lost by graduation.
Awards were presented to Co.
Captains Paul Blake and Tommy
Bobbitt Jerry Faulkner, Guy Stump
ter, Billy Allen, Blois Grisson,
Howard Faulkner, Richard Johnson,
Robert Turner, Davada Loughlin,
Carlos Mills, J. w. Simpson and
Eugene GriSsom.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

l. American turpentine is the pro
duct Of turpentine weeds, turpeth
minerals, or pine trees?
2. Will eggs spoil quicker if they
are washed?
3. Which is the highest United
States military award, .the Distin-
guished Service Cross, Medal of
Honor or Distinguished Service
Medal?
4. Which State is nic6named
"Green Mountain" State?
5. For what Federal agency do the
initials F. H. A. stand?
6. What is the proper name for
quicksilver?
7. On what date will Congress meet
in joint session to count the Presi-
dental Electoral votes?
8. Who was famous for his hobby
of giving away dimes?
9. What is fourth class mail?
10. What was Lewis Caroll's real
name?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
FIVE REALTY DEEDS
WITH THE REGISTRY

Five realty deeds were recorded
Friday at the Vance Registry office,
three OF them covering property OF
the old Carolina Buggy Co.
M. Y. Cooper and wife sold the
Henderson Vulcanizing Co., ct al, lots
On the Dabney Road for ST and con-
Siderations.
NJ. Y. Cooper, ct al, gave a quit
claim decd to NJ. Y. Cooper, trustee,
to numerous lots along the Dabney
road for 81 and considerations.
N. P. Strause, ct al purchased a
lot along the Dabney road from M.
y. Cooper, trustee, for $40 and con-
Siderations.
B. H. Hicks, ct al, sold Louise NJ
Reavis 144 acres Of land in Middle
burg township for $40 and consldera-
tons.
Al. B. Wester and wife sold Cora
Lee Bailey a lot on Hicks street Tor
$40 and considerations.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
waniians
Have Boys
AS Guests
Bows Who Attended
Club Camp Last Sum
mer Have Dinner and
Receive Gifts; Christ
mas Program Given at
Weekly Meet.

Twertv-niue of 80 underprIvuegeo
bovs VINO attended the KiwanlS Cluo
camp at Camp Balance Rock last
summer were guests OF inc hIW"u-
ians Inst night at the weekly meet
inc If the club. Each was present
Cd with a flash light as Christmas
present from the club. Those pres
ent included: .. 1-;or.
George PendergraSs, Robert E,ck'
crandtord L. Wright. Milton l.. cut-
rim Robert ForSythe. Dayton AyS-
c,,e Herbert AyscUe. Romert RalneS'
Andrew Mangum. Willie Gibson. An
drew Ramsey. Johnnie Hinton, Al
hert Tucker. Jesse Marks. C!arenc =
walker, Robert PendergrasS. George
Inscoe. James LufSey. Furnte Law
so, Joseph Cl~rk. Russell hinton
Parl Tucstau. Harold Reid, W. D.
Smith. \. 3. Vernon. henneth
Brown. O1ell Tart. B. T. Cogs!nS
and c. T. Duke.
Reporting or the success or the
Kjwanis minstrel given last Week
c. 7. Tanner and W. {. Gates
stated .hs. the :eS..!ts were very
arat:,ving and TIM: the proceeds
rom the entertainment Would en-
able the club 70 carry on IT. work
among under3r:vleg2G children IN a
most satisfactory manner during the
coming year 49,. 1885,.
The "ChytStrlas mix bottle was
nassed among the members ana
l,ore than So was contributed TO the
find for supplying milk to under
no,,rished schc-l children. FOR q
number Of years It has teen the
custom of the K,WanianS 10 refrain
fr2m sending Christmas greeV'ls
cords 10 fellow members. AID 70
contribute 10 tie milk fund inc
amount which would have been
srrnt for these greetings.
7. ". Beck was elected by acc!a-
natisn as Il director OF the CLUB Tor
1e4l, replacing Dr.. !. II. WHITFIELD
who resigned 70 enter the Army ioE
4 wear of rnilit0vv training. =,
Tho GLIB secretary was instructed
10 send Christmas greetings t2'e-
grams to members who are in Army
national defense camOS-theSe M
Guiding Major 7. s. Kit:rell, Captain
c z. Greene. Bill Y. Bryan and Dr'
Whitfield.
Rev. ". D. lcinais. p&S;or OF the
First Presbyterian church. delivered
an appropriate Christmas address as
the feature Of the program planned
bv Alex S. Watkins, and at the ctESs
OF the meeting Rev. I. W. Hughes
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
Auto License
Sales Slow

Sales of automobile licenses plates
Tor 1871 are running decidedly be-
hind the sales record for last year at
the local branch OF the Carolina
Motor Clue. ". c. Gates, branch
manager. laid his morning.
Through yesterday, total safes
amounted to 2.5l5 sets OF plates, conf
pared with sales Of 3,l37 for the COM
parable period of last year, This sea-
sons licenses were divided into 2,O66
automobile licenses. 30 truck IL
censeS. 2lO truck licenses and zig
trailer licenses; last seasons sales for
the same period included $500 auto,
mobile licenses. 249 truck licenses
and 289 trailer licenses.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
Banks Plan
Three Days
Of Holidays

Henderson banks are announcing
three holidays within the space CT
week beginning with Christmas
Cay. The usual Christmas day full
Suspension Will be observed, but il;
;dc!tion the day after Christmas will
likewise be full holiday this year
Tor the banks, by proclamation Of
Governor Hoey, an authorization
which is, of course, statewide.
Then there will be the customary
holiday on January l for New Years
day.
1t is expected that some other es-
Establishments will follow the course
of the banks to take double holiday
for Christmas, though no definite
announcement of that has been made.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21

and more particularly described .,
follows:
Lot No. l.: Begin al stake On
Southwest side of Turner Avenue, !
r. leagues corner, run thence :
SO IA degrees W., 93.67 feet 10 cor.
ner of lot No. 2; thence along linz
of lot No. 2, S ST - degrees n
145 feet TO a stake: S. T. Peace line,
thence S SO IA degrees f., 1857 ice,
to ]. R. leagues corner: tncrrn
along J. R. leagues line, n. 81 -
degrees E., AS feet To Turner Ave
place of beginning. This is lot To
l as shown on plat OF Annie c. Wal
kins estate and is known as the john
B. Watkins homepiace.
Lot No. 2: Begin on Southwest ,.Ga
of Turner Avenue, corner O! 10. NJ
|, John B. Watkins homcpIacc. Ir,m
thence along Turner Avenue, Y
SO Ia degrees W.. q feet to CORNER
of lot No. 3; thence along line Of h,
Nos. 3, 4, 5 and 6. S. So 81 deorrn,
w., l44.6 plus feet to Peacc> Inc.
thence S SO IA deg E., ia II. t. cor
ner OF lot No. l. thence along Ina
of lot No. !, N 81 - degrees
l45 feet to Turner Ave, place OF he,
ginning. This is lot No. 2 as SHOW,
on plat of Annie c. Watkins estate
and is known as the brick apar1mcr,
hou Sc lot
Lot No. 3: Begin at stake On mo
Southwest side of Turner Avsnun
corner Of lot No. 3, run theme arong
Turner Avenue, n Sc j.. degrees
W.,,,88 feet TO William Street: theme
along William Street, S sc drgrncs
w, IS feet to corner Of LOT Vo i
thence along line Of lot No. &
SO IA deg. E SO #. to line Of LOT M
2; thence along line Of lot No. , v
SO "a degrees E., Is feet 10 Turner
Avenue, place Of beginning. This *
lot No. 3 as shown on pla, Of AMMO
c. Watkins estate
Lot No. i: Begin at a stake ON
Northeast side CT William Street co.,
mel. of Lot No. 3, run thence along
William Street, S Sc degrees Y. %
feet to the corner Of lot No. ): thence
along line Of lot No. 5, S SC II de-
grees E., go feet to line .. hot M ..
thence along line of -, No, , N
SO ga degrees E, . fee. 10 corrar
Of lot No. 3; thence along line q int
No. 3, N. SO IA degrees ". GO feet
to William Street, place 0. bca,n-
ming. This is lot no. 4 as shown N
plat of Annie c. Watkins c~ta...
Lot No. 5: Begin at stake OF
Northeast side Of William SHacc. cor
ner of lot No. 4. run thence alon!
William S.. S. IS degrees II. > feet
to corner of lot No. 6: thence alang
lire OF lot No. 6, S. Sc IA degree;
E., 81 feet - line Of lot No. =: thence
along line Of lot No. 2, n. 50 81 de-
grees E., % feet to corner Of I0t 10.
4: thence along line Ct lot No. j. y.
SO IA degrees W. 90 feet to VIII
liam Street, piece Of beginning. This
is lot No. 5 d. shown On plat Of
Annie c. .WatkinS estate.
Lot No. 6: Begin at a stake On
Northeast side Of William Street q.
corner Of lot No. ): run thence along
William Street, S. Sc degrees ". =
feet to S. 7. Peacc'S corner: thence
, S SO IA degrees E.. 93.5 feet 10 Cg..
ner of lot No. .: thence along line
of lot No. 2. N. 90 81 degrees Z,
69.9 plus feet TO corner o. lot No 5:
thence along lire Of lGl No. ). Norm
SO IA degrees West. 81 feet to place
of beginning on William Street This
is lot No. 6 as shown on plat Of
Annie c. Watkins estate
This the 7th day Of December,
: 1910.
! IRVINE Z. WATKINS.
! Commissioner.
T1i O1oo
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
City Free OF
Shoplifters

So far during the shopping season
not single arrest has been made by
Cfficey. involving charges Of shop
lifting on the part Of visitors 10
stores Chiet Of Police J. H. Lang
sion said today. He said further thai
no extra officers had been put Oil
duty BY the city, but thought It pos
sibIa this might be done during the
Weekend or early in tie week.
II 4 few instances, large stores
have arranged for their own floor
walkers. who are on duty during
business hours. but they have found
shoppers orderly and we'll conduct
ed, % tar as reports have been heard
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
James c. Cooper
Real INSURANCE Service
Phone 204-J
Henderson. -. c.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
l have this day qualified before
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Vance County, North Carolina, as
Executor Of the Estate Of the Late
Miss Elizabeth Brame, and this is to
notify all persons holding claims
against her estate to present the
same to the undersigned within one
year from tins date or this notice will
De pleaded in bar of any recovery.
Persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make prompt settle
ment.
This the 23rd day of November,
1910.
J. P. ZOLLICOFFER,
Executor of the Estate Of the
Late Miss Elizabeth Brame.
J. p. & J. II. Zollcoffcr,
Attorneys.
23-30-7- 14-21-29
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
Highs On Way
To Another IT,.
County Title

The Henderson high school basket
ball teams are well on their way
to their second consecutive county
championship with the season quite
young.
The boys have whipped Towns
vile, Aycock, Middleburg and Zeb
Vance, and the girls have done the
same thing with three of the schools
Feb Vance does not have a girls
team.
The teams are taking things easy
during the holiday period.
With the resumption Of school
after the holidays, tn highs will face
one of the stiffest schedules in years
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
TRASH FIRE BRINGS
FIREMEN TO CHURCH

A trash fire in the basement Of
the First Baptist church called fire
men Friday afternoon al $3.50 o'clock.
There was no damage. according 10
Fire Chief Cooper c.. Ellis. Inciden-
tally. the alarm brought more fire
men to church than all the fire and
birthstone preaching Of able re-
NiValistS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
To Enter Aviation School.

Edward 7. Watkins, who for the
past few months has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. J. A. McIver, in New Or
leans, La, has received his orders
from Washington to enter the army
aviation school. He is to report at
Hicks Field, Fort Worth, Texas, On
january.2.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
NOTICE OF SALE or PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

The undersigned eXecutriX Of the
last Will and Testament Of the late
Annie c. Watkins will sell By public
auction TO the highest bidder for
cash, on Monday. January 6, 1871, al
twelve o'clock. noon, in the City Of
Henderson. Vance County, Norm
Carolina. al the John B. Watkins
homeplace on Turner Avenue, the
following personal property:
SO shares, Cert. No. 1900.
Capital Stock Harriet Cot w
ton Mill, par value SlOOVo
so shares, Cert. No. 1901.
Capital Stock. Harriet Cot
tor Mill, par value ... IOOVo
so shares, Cert. No. l8O2'
Capital Stock, Harriet Cot
ton Mill, par value .., iVJ'00
so shares, Cert. No. 1903.
Capital Stock, Harriet Cot ,o
ton Mill, par Value iVo'0O
81 shares, Cert. No. 1904,
Capital Stock, Harriet Cot
ton Mill, par value IoV'VO
10 shares, Cert. No. lI2.
Capital Stock, First National .,ooo
Bank, par value ... IVo'V'
5 shares, Cert. No. 428, Cap
ital Stock, First National oom
Bank, par value .... IVV'O'
10 shares, Cert. No. 1856,
Capital Stock. Citizens Bank m
G. Trust Co., par value $1,000. Z'"s
5 shares, Cert. No. So. Pre-
ferred Stock, Vance Mills, ..n
Inc, par value ........... IU..'
S shares, Cert. No. "a, Pre-
ferred Stock, Vance Mills, ...,o
Inc, par value .... iV''0'
shares, Cert No. So. Com
mon Stock, Vance Mills, Inc. ,.o
par value ............ ..... I0'''
5 shares, Cert. No. Sc. Com
mon Stock, Vance Mills, Inc. ..,oo
par value .. .... l"o..,
These stocks are being sold tor NV
settlement of the estate OF me ''''
Annie c. Watkins. .,.o
This 18th day Of December. t'fo'
FRANCES d. WATKINS
EXecutrix OF Estate OF
Annie c. Watkins.
Irvine B. Watkins.
Attorney.
7-14-21-28
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
MARRIAGE PAPERS GO
TO FOUR COUPLES

Four marriage papers were issued
Friday at the Vance Registry office,
one of the papers going to a !colored
couple, as Dan Cupid gets in his
work at Christmas time.
Joseph Arnold Overton, 10, ano
Lillian Grace Moss, 18, both OF Kit,
trell; Herbert Lee Gupton, Il, OF
Henderson and Annie Mae Rowe, Il,
Louisburg; Jesse James Shaw, Jr. II,
and Nina Elizabeth Crews, 19, both
Of Roxboro, were the white couples
securing papers.
George w. jefferson, SO, of Man
son, and Luna Alexander, As, of Mid
dleburg, was the colored couple.
Canada has a Prairie Farm Re-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
NUMBER THERTY-SEYEN

Farm family of six. CROPS did MT
pay them this year Mother is in
very bad health. Boy q (can't ct
work. and one age 6. Girls, ages IS
and 13. Need food clothes and
Christmas extras.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
ASSOCIATED PRESS AND CENlNzAn H--o0

,,rssented Mrs. A P, Barnes with a
Christmas gift from the club in APP
,,,a,.;,,;nn q; ncr scrVicc as club
pianist.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21
AROUND TOWN

Traffic Observation-Disclosures
Furniture Co, and Mrs. M. l.. Finch
paid 81 traffic fines into the office
Of the city clerk. records there show
ed today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-21

Abyssinia as the name Of the
country is objected 20 by the Ethiop-
ans.