davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-07-30

PACKARD 1899. model 100. convertible Sc
dan; original finish like new: motor fully
guaranteed. rubber and interior excellent;
your opportunity to own and drive this
PACKARD al new low price NOW
81 275. PACKARD, gath and sts. NV.
RpDIIhlic
Evening star., 1940-07-30

GoVERNMENT. OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia: Washington. July 90, 1870
tion II. paragraph te) OF the Trafic and
Motor Vehicle Regula tions of the District Of
Columbia be. and the same is hereby,
amended by adding thereto the following
clause under the head of OFFICIAL PARK
ING AREAS: Space. for four cars on the
soyth side Of Street, NV, between gath
Stf.et and Virginia Avenue. and space for
two. cars on the north side of F Street.
NV; be:Teen,, oath Street and Virginia
YoUN S9Se B. MecoAcH G. JR HAGEN commissioR: s. R.
ers D. C
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PACKARD 1910 "l1O" 4 -dr. trunk sedan:
y CYL; Tadlo, heater etc. 5000 miles;
parealn; $3.50; terms. co. 2G15. Dealer.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESCHLER g. son,
AUCTIONEERS
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR-FAMILY
BRICK APARTMENT, NO. 1918 A
STREET SOUTHEAST. LOT Al BY


" ssRISk, s j z ASaATkS5TMENST. aTS5 i. No -, 1918 4
virtue Si qess 5e Of trust recorded in
Columbia and at the request Of party Sc
cured thereby, the. undersigned surviving
trustees trustee viii ofier for sale by pnblic aug
laS flaoG{R.TAIK,TrYs j. O'Clock PM. ths ioi, a
William W. Metcalfs subdivision of lots
in Square l0S5, as per plat recorded in
of Columbia In Lber c. H. B. at folio. 113
TERMS Or SALE; Onelourth of the
purchase money to be paid in cash, balance
In equal installments represented by prom
issory notes OF purchaser payable in one.
two and three years. with interest at 8
able semi-annualIy secured by first deed
of trust upon property sold or all cash, at
option option of purchaser; A deposit Of $500
ton of title, conveyancing recording. rev
enue, stamps and notarial fees at cost of
nliS purchaser ser Terms to be, complied with
surviving trustees reserve the right to re-
sell property at risk and cost of default
ing ~ @ @pnrcnaser' after days advertisement
forfeited or. without forfeiting deposit,
trustees may avail themselves of any legal
or equitable rights against defauting pur-
chaser. S
MELVIN F. BERGMANN.
EDMUND NJ. EMMEPICH
Surviving Trustees.
Note: The purchaser Of the above prop
erty at previous sale having failed to
comply with the terms thereof, the trus-
tees Will proceed as above to resell said
property under the provisions of said
Va 3o.auose
THOS. j. OWEN e. SON. AUCTIONEERS,
1431 EYE ST. NV
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TO DAVID B WHEEL ocK, OWNER OF
record If living. if dead. unknown heirs
OF You are hereby notifed to remedy
cco3hdition existing, on land in the rear OF
H44 St s.w.. lot $40 SQUARE 3SS In
violation OF law. consisting Of an accumu-
lation Of unclean papers. bottles tin cans
etc, IN oDen lot and an unlawful growth
"of weeds of or more inches in height
to be cut and removed This condition
Should be remedied on or before the 9TH
DAY OF August 1910. Upon your failure so
to do. the work will be done by the Dis
trlct authorities and the cost thereof. with
me cost OF this advertisement. will be
HAAEN, j r. YOUNG. D. McCOACH. Jr..
Commissioners D. c.
Evening star., 1940-07-30

PONTIAC 1884 two-door sedan: one owner.
Immaculate; $40 Flood Pnntiac ab5ii
Connecticut. WO s4Oi, s~A
Evening star., 1940-07-30

TO RICHARD DOYLE. OWNER OF REC
ord. If living. if dead unknown heirs OF
d;o Gou are hereby notified to remedy con-
oitloh existing on vacant premises, 1879
ton Of law, consisting of an accumulation
t,,l1 OF uncleaE papers. tin, cans and other
OF or more inches in height-to be
cut and removed. This condition should
be remedied on or before the Tth day OF
August 1910. Upon your failure so 10
DO. the, work will be done by the District
authorities and the cost thereof, with the
cost OF this advertisement, ,wll be taxed
J; J; r. YOUNG D. McCoAcH. Jr., Com
Evening star., 1940-07-30

'ORD 1897 Tudor; finest condition; sacri-
Ice. $50; terms, S35 cash, Sl7 month,
roper Motors. l73O R I ne
Evening star., 1940-07-30

CHEVROLET 1899 town sedan: original
black finish one-owner car. being sacrificed
as big bargain special S4S5 KENYON
pEIk INC "Arlington's Cun" Chevrolet
aealer 2s25 Wilson blvd. CHI 5000. ASK
lor Mr.. Croson or Mr.. Henderson
Evening star., 1940-07-30

CHEVROLET 1910 demonstrator, master
de luxe town sedan; completely equipped,
water heater. This car has had the best
OF care and is guaranteed for 90 DAYS
substantial reduction and terms TO suit.
st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-07-30
THoS J. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERS
1431 Eye St NV.

Jyo1 .30-au9.5,
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CHEVROLET 1897 master, S345: ONE
owner car. absolutely mechanically perfect,
radio, heater: smooth. powerful motor:
noney-oacK guarantee. Just the Car for
business and pleasure Being sold to settle
pending deal at terms to At right in with
your present budget. Kenyon Peck, Ar
lington'S Own" Chevrolet dealer. 1926
Wilson blvd. CHI. 1000. Ask for Mr..
CroSon or Mr. Henderson
Evening star., 1940-07-30
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY,
BY ALFRED H LAWSON
ty"6.d &ds..cxSu Vice President.
THOS. ]. OWEN g. son. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. CONSISTING
OF A MODERN EIGHT STORY BRICK
AND CONCRETE APARTMENT BUILD
ING. CONTAINING THIRTY-NINE
APARTMENTS. LOCATED AT 1124
SEVENTEENTH STREET NV. WASH
Evening star., 1940-07-30

DE SOTO 1887 2-door touring sedan; ex-
cellent green finish; equipped with radio
and heater; excellent motor 3 like-new
tires immaculate interior: hne car for
only S395. PACKARD, Gath and N SITS.
NV, Republic O145
DE SOTOS. 1895, '37. '3s, . and door
sedans,, thoroughly recondtioned Fully
guaranteed: Liberal trade. easy terms
DE. $3.50. Open ewes
WASHINGTON s OLDEST DE SOTO.
Evening star., 1940-07-30

FORD Tudor sedan. 1889; blue finish; the
owner gave this car the best OF care; new
car appearance and performance at a
greatly reduced used-car price; 1928 down
delivers this car. Take as long as "a
Evening star., 1940-07-30

PACKARD 1897, model 100. touring 2-door
sedan; gunmetal finish; very good motor,
thoroughly checked in our own shops and
fully guaranteed: fine radio and 5 like-new
tires; S4a5. PACKARD, Gath and N sts
NV Republic O14S
Evening star., 1940-07-30

FORD 1888 cabriolet; attractive blue, rum
bic seat; top and upholstery very good 5
nne tires. smooth-running motor S225.
and M DI 5SlG
Evening star., 1940-07-30

DODGE 1897 de luxe touring 2-door: ok.
motor. good rubber, very clean interior;
Will give you many thousands of miles of
carefree service for only S399. Take as
long as ~ months to pay. =
CHERNER MOTOR CO..
Evening star., 1940-07-30

CHRYSLER 1896 Imperial Airflow sedan;
IKE new: $4,000 miles; famous over
drlve,' latest equipment: S345: terms $50
down. Roper Motors. 1890 r. l. ne
CORD 1897 superchareed custom sedan,
many extras including radio and heater
Owner will sacrifice for quick sale. 1905
Evening star., 1940-07-30

TRUSTEES sAeE OF VALUABLE uNIM-
PRO&vED & REAL ESTATE LOCATED
TWEEN ALBEMARLE- AND AUDUBON
STREETS, CONTAINING APPROXI-
MAIELY S541 SQUARE FEET,
KNOWN AS LOT So IN SQUARE 2O42
AND LOTS 500 AND $40 IN SQUARE
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
HENnEPsON (N CO. DAILY DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 1910

should greatly increase the number
of tourists coming to Elizabeth Oily,
also that many more will be ur;lWll
by the other forms Of tr;nsportalIon'
includn" among other forms wafer;
Appliances, he remarked, should
greatly shorten the distance between
New York and Elizabeth CITY.
1T is important Lieutenant COY
ernor Horton said, that the tourist
maps and road numbers show thro-
ugh routes through this section IN
such fashion us 10 appeal to TOUR
lists
IN the event of his nomination and
election as governor, the speaker
continued, he will consult with au--
thoritieS particularly we'll informed
in efforts to find solution OF agrl-
cultural problems. He mentioned
particularly the desirability OF doing
everything that can be done for the
growers Of truck crops including
Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes and
other farm products.
Mr.. Horton praised Governor
Clyde R. Hoey for his splendid rec
ord Of achievement in the sphere OF
sound, forward State government
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
.Gravely Suggests
Means OF Raising
American Exports

Fairmont, March 20.-Lee Grave
ly took dig at eNpatrla1eo Ail.el Io
leans, who would like to return olice
more to the bosom OF Oncle o3lll'
in an address before the Rotary clIp
here, in which he envlSloneo 4 new
method for bolstering the price Oh
agricultural products in the Unlted
States.
Senator Gravely, who is a candidate
for the Democratic nomination 1or
Governor of North Carolina felel-
red to former American citizens VINO
went to Bermuda 10 escape the Unit
ed States income tax and to get OUT
from under the hand OF the Be-
curitieS Exchange Commission; lney
left the United States. GraVeiy oe-
clared, because they didn't ike the
way Uncle Sam ran his business
and became British subjects win
big holdings in the United States.
Securities owned by these lndl-
riduals is subject today. the Rocky
Mount man pointed out, TO. conlls-
cation by the British government.
Consequently, those who once 1leo
from the reach of the United States
government now would like very
much to return to their native lire
side"
why not use the property Of these
eXpatriated Americans" the can
didate ased, for bolStering the price
Of agricultural products in the Unit
ed StateS?"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
Gubernatorial Race
Swings Into Stride
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(Continuer From Page One)
90 per cent Of the State senators OF
1887 and 1889 are for THEN presiding
officer Of those sessions. previously
Senators w. B. Rodman, II. p. lay
lOr and Ralph Gardner had been
named workers. WithOut-special port
folio in the Horton camp.
Lee GraVely was scheduled 10
speak in Southern Pines early this
afternoon and according to advance
release on his address he began 10
bear down on the issue OF state en-
p!oyees engaging actively in poliucs.
He threatened the axe Tor those
engaging in this pelmicious practice
Woe be unto those who DO not at
tend 10 their jobs, but spend their
time trying 10 guess the name OF
their superior officer" he told the
KiWanis Club OF the Moore county
report.
He called no names, but the speech
il an indication that later in the CAM
paign the matter Of state employees
playing politics may get mo the
campaign in large doses.
Commissioner OF Revenue Allen j.
Maxwell also was scheduled 10 speak
this afternoon before the Lions club
at Albemarle. He bore down on
schools, roads and markets and eX-
pressed the opinion that there is a
tremendous opportunity for North
Carolina farmers in the agricultural
reimbursement being forced upon
them.
His ideas along the lines Of stand
ardiZing Tar Heel products for mar
keting ran along parallel lines with
those of Commissioner Of Agricul-
ture w. Kerr Scott who has been
shouting better marketing program"
for the better part Of his three years
in office.
Where there has been real COOP
GRAFTON of efforts, he said, there have
been fine results.
With this sort Of program some
of our unused tobacco barns could
be converted into smoke houses, and
properly cured meats sold for five
or six times as much as hogs are SELL
ing for on the hOol today, he de-
ciared.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
Cooper Supports
Bailey Bill Now
Before Congress

Wilmington, March 20.-PresSlng
every effort to exploit Latin Amer
lean markets for the benefit OF North
Carolina tobacco farmers, Mayor
Thomas E. Cooper. candidate for
governor, today urged tobacco far
merS Of the state to call upon their
respective congressman to back a
oil introduced last week by Senator
Josiah w. Bailey tC make. funds
available for a study OF means Of
opening these markets to United
States tobacco.
Our greatest hope of Il fair mar
ket this year said Cooper. who is
4 tobacco farmer himself with Il farm
in Brunswick county, lis to get these
markets, formerly supplied by the
British, for the weed grown and pro-
cessed in North Carolina.
If this bill, which Senator Bailey
introduced shortly after | pointed 10
the need for opening these markets
for North Carolina tobacco farmers,
is passed, it will be the means Of
entering the thin edge of wedge
which will soon open wide the doors
If South American and Central
American countries TO our greatest
cash CROP
Cooper made the statement here
as he was making plans to tour the
state in his campaign for governor
in sound truck.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
Bicyclists'
Records Good
E.;iiy dispatch Bureau,
In tic Sir Waller Hotel.

Raleigh, March 2G.--Ronald Ho-
cutt, director uf In" Highway Safety
Division, knocks on wood To keep
from breaking the luck, but at the
same time he is doing bit Of Drag
cling about he fact THAT SO far in
1910 not orc bicyclist has been killed
in a highway accident.
BESIDES that, he is pointing with
more than q little pride TO the very
unusual fact that Of the iifty-odd
February traffic victims, only one
M.ae under II years old. This, he be-
Iieves, indicates that the education
program in the graded schools Of
North Carolina is rapidly making Tar
Heel youth safety conscious.
At the same time he issued warn
ing that the real bicycle season is
Just approaching. He realizes that
the bad weather Of January, Feb
ruary and early March probably had
much to do with the fine record 50
far this year.
IN fact, he cites figures to show
that the trend Of recent years has
been sharply upward in the matter
Of bicycle fatalities and warns that
constant vigilance must be maintains
Cd If the current downward trend K
10 be maintained.
TOO often something happens 10
the CarclTcc cyclist''. SAID Hucutt
This statement IS based OH facts In
1887, % bicycli>ts we're killed and 1876
injured. In 1893 deaths rose to "a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
Hatch Bill Would
Effect Race In N. &.
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port of Scott and it was largely
through their efforts that he unseat-
ed his veteran opponent viii Ora
ham. Now things are different and
if there is Wholesale political &C
tivity on the part of the agents it
will probably be in behalf Of Spruill
not because the man from the
Ripling Waters Of the Silvery Chow
an is any particular favorlte with
them but because of the perennial
Departments College farm row.
The agents chief, Dean |. O. Schaub.
is expected to oppose Scott tooth and
nail and will likely enlist the agents
if he can.
The Hatch amendments. prohibit
ing political activity by state en-
ployes paid in part by Federal funds.
would get the agents-as it would
Highway Commission employees as
Well-but that's another story.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
.Aircrafts And
.Steels Rise

New York, March 29.-(AP)-
Traders turned tC aircrafts and stccls
today in buying movement which
brought generally higher averages
throughout stock lists.
Most favored issues rose point
or more in the morning ard chung
tenaciously to the Plus SIDE toward
the fourth hour despite profit taking.
Leaders in the advance included
Boeing, Douglas, Glcnn-MarIin Unit
cd Aircraft, Curtiss- Wright, Ncrt.s
American Aviation, BendiN, Lock-
heed, U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, YounG&-
town, Air Reduction and Now Yor!;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
Horton Champions
Natural Resources

Elizabeth City, March 20.-Ad-
dressing the Elizabeth City KiWanis
Club here last night. Lieutenant Gov
ernor Wilkins P. Horton, of Pitts
ooro, strongly championed recogni-
ion Of the great potential value Of
all our natural resources"
In this connection Mr. Horton, who
S a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for governor of North
Carolina, spoke with pleasure be-
cause of the excellent airport which
is now being constructed for Eliza
beth City. He maintained that this
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20

..,; stipulated oveltiine wages, Keep
me false records. failing to keep rec
ords and shipping goods in interstate
commerce i'm violation of the act. The
company was fined $4,000 on each
II II counts but all but one were
.uspended on condition restitution
oe made on all wages due since Oc-
tober %. 1888.
Cockfield. superintendent OF the
Wilson plant of The company, was
fined $1,000. and Carter, assistant
superintendent of the Wilson plant;
was fined $1,000 Each was placed
on 90-day probation.
The James l. Miller Tobacco COM
pany. charged with handling tooac-
co received from the Southern 10
bacco company, was fined $500.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
Cotton Market
Is Higher

New York, March 20.-(hP)-Cot-
ton futures opened 3 10 II higher.
Prices after the first hour were
ahead II to lG points, May toId)
1889, October 9.23, December 9.G9.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
AROUND TOWN

ca CO guilty 10 being drum 's Lad,
Tined 81 and cost in co.. .... 10 .4
before Mayor Henry r. F. I'D. a.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20

Miss Pauline Smlln. QlSllICl HOllle
demonstration agent, with head
quarters here. is in hospital after
an appendix operation.
So far the gubernatorlal candidates
have been rather slow in announc-
ing their county managers. Commits
sioner of Revenue A. j. Maxwell has
made public his managers in an even
dozen counties, which is tops for the
list of candidates.
Col. Arthur Simmons, Burllngton'S
forgotten man" candidate for gov
ernor. has very dismal views OF the
future. In a printed sheet sent out
by him recently, he says:
Taxpayers! With the seat OF our
pants worn thin from many beat
ings and ramshackismS. Unemploy-
ment and relief will soon reach So
100000 or nearly half our people.
Taxpayers in 1882 were knee deep
in mud and and mire: now waist
deed in mire and mud. HIGH SPEND
Frs WIN IN 1910 AND 1912, OVER
THE HILL AND TO THE POOR
HOUSE-ALL TAXPAYERS. Gap
itals are Col. Simmons) The State
of North Carolina cotton mills and
hosiery mills pay wages $500 TO
5000 per day. Over in Japan cotton
and hosiery mills pay 7 cents to
i26 cents per day Mills in Japan run
day and night. The American mills
stand still one-haf time"
Add to the list of unusual organi-
cations this one, recently granted a
charter by the office of the Secretary
of State: The Marriage and Family
Council, incorporated, of Chapel Hill
which gave as purpose to give ad-
vice and assistance in pre-marita
and domestic problems.
The only druggist in the United
States House of Representatives is
Carl Durham of the Sixth North
Carolina, reports the Washington
Merry Go-Roand.
If John Caffey and Oscar Barker
have anything to say about it the
Federal, House will be without even
that one next s"rSion.
The Merry-Go-Round lists the
Third Districts FLAP" Barden a.
favoring the drastic Smith amend
ments to the Wagner labor bill. II
also puts in parenthesiS this descrip-
ton of Barden-"author of bill to
Iemasculate the wage-hour act"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY AVERILL.
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh. March 20. - Bryant
Thompson. the Hamlet man who SAID
he would run for governor and then
didn't. is a candidate for county COM
missioner in Richmond county.
Evidently Mr.. Thompson decided
it would be much cheaper to try out
his pro-diversion, do-nothing-for-
the-schools, bone dry platform on his
home folks than on the State al
large. 1t would have cost him SlOo
to file for Governor-probably less
than SIS put him in the commissioner
contest.
Ii past history is any good criterion
the Thompson chances in Richmond
are about what they would have
been in the State. He has been q
candidate some three or four times
in the past years and has never won
4 race.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20

The uninitiated have trouble with
accommodation of the names OF two
gubernatorial candidates, Lee Grave
~ and Paul Grady.
In both cases the "a is short as in
cat. The Rocky Mount mans name
IS not pronounced like gravely mean
ing seriously. but like gravel with q
" on the end.
And Grady doesn't sound like
making the grade but like it has two
DIS" in il.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20

, Two Pay Fine. &. ....
Miss N. -. l'urua.. ..'.. .'a
tines into the ol!ic. e.. ill.,. ....
according 10 rccorG .... .. ......
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20

Miss Pauline Smith. district home
demonstration agent. with head
quarters here. is in a hospital after
an appendix operation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-18
NON.DENOMINATIONAL

Castle Heights: Mrs. W. T. De-
Vane, 1r., will conduct non-oenomi-
national religious services this aft
crnoon at 3 o'clock, and tonight at
8 o'clock, at the Castle Heights
church, 18th and Castle streets.
Her subject will be THE Birds OF
the Air.
Special instrumental and vocal
selections will be rendered at the
night service. Singing will be Led
by a large mixed chorus choir, to-
gether with Castle Heights orches-
ira. The public is invited to at
tend.
Sunday school will assemble at
2 p. m. to study the text, 1.-THE
curse Of the Lord is in the house
of the wicked but he blesseth the
habitation of the just. Surely He
scorneth the scorners; but he Civ
eth grace unto the lowly." Prov.
3-33:34.
Church of Christ, 1913 South 4th
street, o. p. Baird, minister. Bible
classes 1880 a. m. Preaching II a.
m. Mid'week Bible study Wednes-
day 8 p. m. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend the services of this
non-denominational group of Chris
tians.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-18
10 States Represented
In Rest Room Report

Registrations at the ladies' rest
room and merchants exhibit totaled
1850 during January, according to
a report filed yesterday with W.
Louis Fisher, commissioner of fl
nance.
The total included 1874 visitors from
ten states and 1,O66 persons from
the city and county, according to a
report submitted by the following
committee in charge: Mrs. Bruce
Tabb, Mrs. W. R. Noe, Mrs. J. H.
Dreher, and Miss Margaret NJ. Price.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-18
Earl ". Thomas Giuen
Promotion In NOSES

Earl W. Thomas, junior inter-
viewer since October of 1887, has
been promoted to senior interview
er at the Wilmington office of the
North Carolina State Employment
service.
Thomas, who will assume his new
duties on March /, succeeds I.
Butler French, who was transferred
and promoted recently to manager
of the Sanford office of the NOSES.
Maurice H. Moore, manager OF
the Wilmington office of the
NOSES, yesterday was notified by
r. Mayne Albright, director OF the
employment service division Of the
Unemployment Compensation COM
mission, of the promotion OF
Thomas.
An opening thus created in the
local NOSES office, Moore said, Will
be filled by the appointment OF
some person by the administrative
offices in Raleigh from a list OF
persons who have qualified through
merit examinations and are on the
eligibility lists.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-18
HOLINESS

Church of God - Monday, 7:45 p
M, choir practice. Wednesday 7:45
p. M, prayer service and Bible
study. Friday as p. m. Y. P. F.
president, Camel Teachey. Sunday
10 a. m. Sunday school, superinten'
dent Raymond Murray. Sunday II
a. m. Sermon by pastor. Sunday
7:45 p. m. Service. Choirster, Mr.
Willoughby. Pianist, Mrs. Ruth
Teachey. Pastor Rev. W. w. Har'
mon. Revival services now going on.
Public is cordially invited. Rev. J.
B. Sullivan of kentucky, evangelist.
Wilmington district convention of
church of God will convene from
2 D. m. Saturday through Sunday
evening 4 p. m.
Ffrst-North Second and Parsley.
streets. Rev. I. D. Dickens, pastor.
Sunday school 10 a. m. B. A. Blake,
superintendent. Morning service II
a. m. Young peoples service $50 p.
m. Miss Alene Greer, president. Eve
ming service 1880 p. m. Mid-week
prayer service Wednesday evening
at 1880. All are cordially invited to
worship with us at the friendly
church. Come today.