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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-24
9ugo(lamien beugt
(irb Dem Drurk Der
ab(enmacbte
Der 9alfan nod7 INNER ein erofen Tdtlel

lid. mebr ser 2dnolpirtlhait 5lhpen-
oen, nod niht erfiiat noroen iein
rc'p. bon SugoIlooicn cine 9cuglln9
in bieicm Sinne angcnom,nen NOR
ben iein. sic itcllen iid) aui oen
Stonopllnft, oab iie lpobI nillig ieien
0ic nelle Sromng IN europa m5u.
crfenncn, obcr Sic Sprber,n9 ocs
sl6bnls ser SSnouitric lpGre Elm Gin,
grill IN lire Nchte ser Sclbltreoic,
rung lmo iie mei9ern iid) entihieoen,
bieie 1oroerlmg audi MIR ~ hisfu.
ticrem.
Sugoilopicn blidtc iiir @oHen llno
Mpnnte na6 MoSfau imo erbplItc
bon BORT Sillc, Oodp Oergebens. Mlnl
miro dbcr befannt, bd6 felt Dem Gin,
morIh Der be,ltlbcn Srnppcu in Mll-
nlGnien Sic M,licn lire @rensen mebr
uno mebr peritdrfen llno bereit ieien,
Cen 9eutiben @ioeritanb entgegen.
5llieben. 3ur 3cit aber berriht Mube
i'm iiiooitlihen Cell bes 9alfans llno
sic Gc,ltidcn pcroeden ibrc 9c,pc-
gllngcn nno neutrality-suspicious.
nllf sic gebeinlnispo1Ite 9lrt. M.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-24
2ler%> ult> Su~anterieo
'in> ,uirtietaitliet rtistt
leiett eleiets,sihaltcn

@ci ihrcn1 @cltrebcn, sic meItlidp
ScnliipbGrc 81 cincnI cinsi9en @rpE,
mlrt'hottSralm 5n'ummen au idtuci.
Gen, lno moglihit mlh bc3iiglit) H.
rcr Inbcnpolitif glcict5uihaltcn, iii
rnIere Mcaierung bei einiscn iiib=
omerifaniihcn Stoatcn ouf Elm &c,
mil'eS @ibcritrcbcn geituBen, haS in
ocr Natlr Der Sin9e bcgriinoet it,
Bur ShaIfimN pirtichaitlihcr @rob,
rullme llnb nolitiiher Sdubbiinoe
fam man nid)t beliebige Notionen
unO Staoten 5llionuncnbiinoeln. 1on.
Bern ml,b babel lpeitgehenoe 9fiidlit,.
ten nuf ibrc Griltensbebinglmgen
nebmcn. Cine ol,i tpirtld)aitlid,cm
@oben iilbeube @emeinifaft slniifcn
ben Sereinigten Stoaten ,no Stub.
lano 5um 9ciipicl ipdre geraoc noe.
gen Ser ollsu gro6en 8leicbbeit ihrcr
nirticboftlifen Srlmhbeoinglmgcn
BON poruberein cin totaeborcnes
&ino. Is, ...
slcbnlidJ, ipann alld iiidt salf5 Il;
fraB, iino oie @inoerniiie. sic oen
lpirtidmitliheu Gertebr Nproe nno
Siioomerifos cntgcgcnitcben. Sic
fonncn MIR II, iebr beihrGnftem Ma-
be ibrc Erpbl,ftc nit einunoer aus
tollcbcn. Tenn picle iiioamerifaniihc
Stdotcn bnhcn in ser Snuptiuhc
bielelbcn Ernol,fte 5u perfauieu pic
bie &ereinigten Staaten. Sebterc
braubcn sic Groollfte iener nid,t uno
fonnten lie MIR nit Sertigfabrifaten
be5ohlen. Gieie hpiirhen in Siio-
amerifa ihon bercitiuillige Mbuebmer
finoen, a6er iie fGnnen lie ebenblob
nit Yrooufteu be5ablen, Die Npro.
amerifu nid,t brollbt. Sas 9eiiricl
slrgentiniens lit bierfiir tnpiid,. Gicr
les 2ano bat iebt sic Ginfubr noro.
ameritanilder @arcn ali oas Meu-
Berite bcihrGntt. neil oie gcreinigs
ten Staaten linn 5ll tpenis bon ieiuen
Hrobuften obnehmen. Ser internutio-
nole Sonbel berllbt iebod) a,i 8egen.
Ieitigfeit. Soa ein 2anb sic Yroouf,
te eines aloeren tauien, 10 ml,b oics
les ibm gleibfaQs 0aren abncbmen.
ga ibm ionlt bie ;3ablrngsnlittel, sic
Gepiicn, sur @csabllrng ieiner Nuf,
trGgc feblen. Man peiB oas in @oih-
ington, lu,o oieie Grfen,tnis tpar Der
@rllno ooiiir, oaB Scr &pngreB cine
balbc Milliaroe Collars 5lr GrmGg,
lihlln9 oes Sanoels nit Siioancrifo
alls1uarf. slber has 9epumpte Gels
mub audi einmal 3uriicfbe3ablt mcr-
oen ooer oas Shulbnerlano eerit
inter Sen politiid)en GiniluB bcs
8lau6igerla,loes. 9as iiebt man IN
Siioamerifa poral,s, unb ocsbolb
5eigcn feline gr0beren lmo ,mabbGng-
igen Staaten ein @ioeritreben, in
oen 6ingebaltenen aoloenen Npfel au
beibem.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-24
Il. =. i,ebifse,t ptilippi>
fteit peritGre,t,,e per

@aibinaton. Die &eercspcrlpal-
tung bat cine ipeientlide GeritGrfl,ng
Der 2uftperteioigung auf oen Nbilip=
pinen angeoronet. eslotteniefretdr s.
&nor erfldrte. oieier @orpoiten ser
0ereinistenstaaten i'm Gernen Often
ipiiroe gegen ieben s(neriii perteioigt
iper6en.
3ipei NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be-
Itabeno aus oreibie ODER mebr Slug
3eusen, iotpie 800 Siii3iere uno
Mannid)aftcn iperoen oemnddit bon
Sm Jrancisco nad) Manila ab=
geben.
NtanHe Militlrs battcn 3tpeifel
atsgciprod)cn, Oai nlan sic 1000
Meilen entfernten Ssnieln i'm sln=
griifsfaue balten f0nne. slber anor
lieB OltrGbliden oab es nidts gdbe,
oab Mmerita ni6t perteioigen Tonne.
Die 2anbtrrppen in ben Ybilip-
piner, baben cine Stdrfe bon 5000
Wann reellldren 1rllppen ,mo 600
eingeborenen 2ellten.
Mllberbem lit cine Ybilippinnen-
9(rnee i'm 9fl,fbau begriffen, heren
9lusbiIhnng inter 2eitlng bon Sen.
WacMrtbur ftebt. Dieie Staatsbeer
beiitt MIR ipenige Tlltg3euge. Gen.
Maesfrtbur bat tpieoerbolt erflGrt,
oaf, elm iapaniiher Nngriff a,lf oie
Snieln iebr foltipielig iein ipiiroe
Seine Nusiagen fuBen auf Dem Ser
teioigungSitanoaro in feds Sabreu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-24
Mnkenminiitcr @nlaariens bctunte.
bic 3nIammcnarbcit iuerbc nid)t MIR
,uirtid)aftlid, iunoeru amd) politiidcr
Watnr icin.

@elgrab, Sl,goilamien. s(rbenmi-
niitcr 9lleranber Gincur-M -Mdrfobic
Gub am Mnfong Ger Wodp cilcn
nellen 'Sanoelspcrtrog nit Tcutid).
lono befannt. Gr iii9te bin5u, oa6 sic
s}ulamnlenarbeit init Dem Mcid) MIR
,pirtitaitlider 9tatlT lei, aber audi
politiiGer Nntim mcrbc bolo cine 9(b
mad)lna iolaen.
SSu bieicn lebtcrem SoB mics or
harallibin, mas in5miid)en audi Cat.
lacbe geiuorben lit. Eolitild bubel
lit Die Silgoilopen Der MaNt oity
lers uno MniioliniS bcllgen miiiicn.
Sie baben ibren Giienbabnperfebr ge-
miiiermaBen Ser &ontrolle ser slbs
ienmacbte nnterlteat. Sie totalitGren
Staaten benllben bie giienbabnlinien
fir Srlppens ,lnb Milnitionstrans.
porte nad Dem Siiben llno itellen So
ourh cine cnJcre Gerbinblng Ser
lins nit Mlliiolinis Moht I'M Sit
ben hes 8altans fer. Notoem sic
sSsnliener mo 0eutiden Sruppen an
Der @rense Sslgoilopicns angeimn.
melt batten blieb Der 9icgieriln0 inn
@roben lmo @an5en oas Sdyifial
Norluegens eripart.
9(lIi Scr anberen Scite iollen aber
@erlinS sSoroerlmgcn, baB sic Sugos
ilapcn ibrc Snolritrie abballen ,no
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-24
GrHbcbci, tM panif
int 0ciclae

|
@ufdrcIt. @ines Der bcitialtcn Gro.
6ebcn bat ocn gnlfon bcilngci,,d,t.
is ucrl,riohtc betr6htlibcn Shaocn
in HlnGnie,l uubihattc Yonif inn &c
iolae. Sm 9iltrift @ufareit 100
Mcilen norblid, bon guforcit, pur.
oen nicle Giuoer aet6tct bcsm. Der.
lett. Mlh I'M nornoitlidpu 9ulgorien
mlroen GroltoBe Rrseihnet. Sn 9u-
fareit ronnten #,pobner icbreieno
ani Die StrdBe, 10 eoB @elebrte am
Hobio erfldren mutton, c3 iei feline
uetcre @ciabr poybmoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-24
Stin,itseit amt wakltae
,t,lt 3 Stunrcn liiltocr

sllbonh g. q. Tie in Spnberiib-
llng uerionnlcltc Stoots -2caislatur
perobIcticbete cine Norloge, l,lrtcr
Ser oic IriIt 5l,r Sti,uncnobgabc an
5. Mopembcr inn aonsen Staat Ner
Oort nm 3 Stnocn bis Q llbr Der
lGnGcrt miro. nm ben eripdrtCtcn Mc-
foronnorun1 bon MIblern bemiltis
gen 81 fGn?n.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-24
@1eqmiricrmnesantt ,pir~
eeihaifen

@aibington. 9ur6 oie BON YrGii'
bent 9iooiepelt acIcbaiiene @eboroe
CUR 9icquirierlng BON &riec:mate,
rial, bas iniol9e jlriltiidpr S9pie.
rigfeiten iegliher Geriiigung el,t3o.
gen liz, iiebt man cine Mogli6feit
iiir peitere llnteritiisllng @roBbri,
tanniens unb anoerer ireunbli0er
WGbte, Dor nQem aud) China.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-24
De,.titte Gufttpaiie ieu
3cntentbcmbctt
oebra,,etef,

Son0on. Heuters meloete, boB ser
Nahrid)teni,lnt in Mosfau bie Mit-
teillng brad,te, sic bcutid)c 2uitnaiie
oerlpcnoe 3ementbiillen fir oie Bonn.
ben an Stclle ser Wetnubiilien lrnb
benllbe ipeiterbin 9ensinbomben, oie
tellcreres grennmaterial crlebcn.
Ser llngebeure Metallperbraut
bot 0elltidlanb ueranluBt, iif nah
Griabmitteln um5uieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-24

Gbicogo. aS,r ef1lrr Heoc in Som.
mono. Sno.. legte @enocu 6. @iatie
elmer 3uborermenge Die iSrase Dor,
marum 8rGiioent &ooiepelt niht cine
Nominierrlng ieines StaatsietretGrs
Sull 3ugelaiien babe, Scr boN ~mebr
neib bon internoticnolcn sln9elegen-
bsiten als er felRr."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-24
Is SsnSersiiee fir
8erlftsGp pafuter,1,1o

Berlin Die Heifsbabn triiit Gpr-
bereitlngen gum getrieb bon 70
Sonocr5ilgcn bis Gnoc Sttober, INN
GinOer aus Berlin nu6 anbercn Set
len Gcutid)lanos, inn bclonocren nad
Dem Sitcn ocs MeihS 81 pcrtringcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-24
Gneliihes 8latt sickt
i. =. als Grcberer pcr

2onoon. Der r9ailp Mirror" cr-
flarte, oaB es fir Gnglmo beiier ieill
ipiiroe, bon oen 8ereinigten Stoatcn
verobert 81 tperoen" als unter natio=
nallo5ialiitiidem Meeime an leben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-24
: i,e,.e Shiiislinien
Scr Sc,pjets II, Ojtiee

Mosfau. Gie Soiuiet- -&egicrung
fiinoigte Die Groi3tlune BON orei
Shiffabrtslinien in ser Sitiee an,
auf oenen Die gr0Bten Sd)iffe Der
ruiiiiden 8anoelsilotte perfebren
lucrben. sllle brei baben ibren slus.
aanospunft in Qeninara0.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-24
2(ntci,cSe,, bci,.ht
pre,,,ier 1l1aeisIipi

S'om. @eneral Son slntoneseu, Ser
rl'nMui'de Siftatcr bat cine Ginla=
Dung onaenomnlcE gre'nicr aRuiio.
lini in Monl s,i 6eindcn. Gr miro am
morgigcu ssrcita9 erlpartet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-24
Heictsbane bat
tcl,eit 6cl~perlmit

Berlin. Ser sluspcis ser Meihs.
banf bonn 7. Sttnber tpcilt einen Der.
baltnismdbie boben ,&iideang in
ben Golo mo Observation-Disclosures INN
3, 1853, 900 3m. aui.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-24
8cn,bci,rTum,s
fctttt,ton>c Ne<
pliin>crns id,,alNie

Sonoon. Gin 1oli5eirihter perur.
teilte bier Mitglieoer zines Bomber.
rGllnlfonlmanbos lpcgen Yliinocrci 81,
nelm Wonaten g(rbeitsbait.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
Family Fuss
Settled In
County Court.

A Negro family squabble was alreo
in county court today before Record
er r. E. Clements.
Joe Crudup, Negro, whose age was
given as GU, was given 80 days IN
iail for assault, commitment not &c
issue upon payment Of SIS and the
costs of court. He also must show
good behavior for the next two years
Lucinda Crudup, Negro, the age
being given as 80, got 80 days in Jail
not to issue upon payment Of $40 and
costs, and showing good behavior
for two years.
Mary Day, Negro, about Is, who
hit Maggie Crudup in the face with
a poker, was given six months, COM
mitment not to issue upon payment
of SIS and costs. She must show good
behavior FOR two years.
Maggie Crudup, Negro, about As,
got 90 days in Jail for assault and
battery, commitment not to issue up
on payment OF the costs, and showing
good behavior for two years.
The sums Of money the defendants
must pay are to go to delray doctor
and hospital bills.
Prayer for judgment was con-
tinued upon payment Of the costs as
to David Hobbs charged with driv-
ing with improper lights.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
|VanceFarmers
.UseMuchLime

Vance county is one oil II couiilieS
in the state which have already TINS
year made application, through inc
AAA grant-of-aid program, LOT more
agricultural limestone than was useo
altogether last year, it IS reported
from the state AAA executive OIL
ficcS.
Vance county farmers have al
ready made application WIN lhe
state office for TIC tons OF the SOL
building material, while the total or
dered in 1889 was only l2O tons. Inc
amount shown in the total SO lar lor
this year does not include all orders
on hand, it was stated by j. w. SAN
ders. Vance county farm agent, Du'
only which have been sent IN 10 the
state headquarters.
A considerable numper of orders
for lime are being held in Mr.. San
derS' office until there is sufficient
quantity to make up d carload SHIP
ment TO rail station in the county.
Any farmer can earn W percent
of his total soil building payments
under the AAA program by using
the grant-of-aid material, 1t was
pointed out. The lime, and also super
phosphate and winter legume seed
may be obtained without immediate
outlay Of cash, the cost being deduct
ed from the 1910 payment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
Reports For
Army Drive
Due Tonight
Workers Encouraged
by Response OF Iiti-
zens in Support OF
Program for Coming
Year in This Section

Reports received already Indicate
encouraging support for The Sal
walton Army campaign. whose goal
is $1,000 for the support OF the Or
gonization's work in the county our
ING the remainder Of this year, II
was said today.
Major Bob CoW'an, in charge Oh
the Arrnys work in High Point, VINO
has been here directing the drive Tor
funds, is to leave probably tomor-
row to resume his duties IN the
Guilford city. He has been work
inc with Sam Afford. chairman OF
the ArnlyS advisory board mere
during the progress Of the campaign
which got under way last week IN
its preliminary >tageS.
Solicitors were active today IN
calling on citizens for thei: cash do
nations or pledges to the work for
the remainder of the year. They
were to make reports tonight OF the
results of their efforts.
A number Of the workers have al
ready been active much OF the week
so far, and have turned in their re-
ports. Cash and pledges have been
Increased in some instances over
what they were year ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

/. What is the origin of the name
Jutland?
2. What disease is called the white
plague?
3. Name the only man born ives
If the Mississippi River who became
President of the United States.
4. Name the President OF the newly
established National Council OF the
Polish Government-in-E xile.
5. Where is the University OF
Michigan?
6. Is linseed oil used in making
linoleum? ~,
7. What is the name Of the dist
made OF bread or oatcake, soaked II
pot-liquor or hot milk?
g. What is the word in ice hocke9
that describes a successful BLOCKADE
by the goal tender Of an attempted
score?
9. Does the yolk or white OF al
egg have the most food value:
10. Who wrote the oratorio MICS
siah?"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
Crawford Is
Speaker For
Student Body

Herbert Crawford, graduate OF
the Henderson high school IN inc
class of 1884, returned to the school
this morning to speak as the repre-,
sentative Of the Golden Chain,
honorary organization OF North
Carolina State College.
He addressed the entire sluoen'
body at an assembly during the ac-
tivities hour, speaking on the gen
eral subject of "Why Go to College
and then discussed definite sub]ectS
later with a group Of approximately
twenty seniors who are planning 10
enter some college in the 1ail'
Crawford is the son OF Mrs. MARY
NJ. Crawford, principal OF the North
Henderson school, and was one OF
the outstanding members OF ms
class in the local high school. ne
was selected by the faculty IN 1854
rs the best all-around boy IN the
senior class, and won a NUMBER Oh
other honors while in school.
At State college, Crawford mas
continued ris outstanding record,
aS is atteSted by his membership IN
Golden Chain, which is one OF
the most coveted honors IN the COL
lege.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
S. 3. BURWELL.

Since our last meeting we have
received the news OF the Suddcn
MISSING Of a member of our board.
Spottsvood Blair BurWell was for
fourteen years member OF the
board Of directors of Home Building
md Loan Association, and served
on the appraisal committee Tor the
same period.
Mr., Burwell was among the con-
scrva.iyc element Of the board and
was always found among the group
who was ready to extend SYM
pathetic hand to q delinquent bor-
rover.
As an appraiser Mr.. BurWell
brought about condition of con-
tidcnce whenever he gave the board
his opinion Of value. A director could
then vote to complete the loan with
out fear as far as value was con-
ccrncd. We had confidence in his
ability to appraise and his integrity
10 tell us what he had found. There
was no fear among the Board that
he would be sWayed to grant friend
larger loan than value would
Justify. or that he would decline a
loan to an applicant for personal
reasons.
We shall miss the association with
him at Board meetings. we shall miss
his wise counsel and judgment, we
shall stand in need Of his loyal and
faithful service. The record will
show that he was q faithful attend
ant at board meetings, and we can
remember only few meetings when
! someone did not get off some joke
on M. Spott" which he enjoyed as
much as anyone.
We wish in this way to extend 10
the family Of Mr.. BurWell our APP
probation OF him and our sympathy
for them. We wish to say to the peo-
pie Of this community through the
| public press that we realize that we
have lost a genial friend and faith
| full worker. We know that it will moi
be so hard to select another director
but it will indeed be difficult to fill
! his place.
We offer this tribute TO our friend
| to the Board of Directors of the
! Association for such action as tho
Board may desire to take.
Faithfully yours.
T. S. KITTRELL,
JASPER E. HICKS,
Committee.
Henderson, N. c.
March 10, 1910.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
Seniors Leave Tomorrow
On Trip To The Capital

Seventeen members Of the senior
class of Henderson high school, &C
companied by two faculty members
as chaperones, will leave tomorrow
morning for Washington, D. c., on
an educational and sightseeing tour,
it was announced today by ". D.
Payne, high school principal.
The group will leave from the
high school by bus to Norfolk, where
they will board the Norfolk Wash
ington steamer for the remainder OF
the trip. They are expected 10 return
Friday night.
The students will visit the national
capitol and other government build
ings and will go on sightseeing
trip of the city, according to their
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
Board Will
On
Registering

Decision will be reached by the
Vance County Board OF Elections
next Saturday on the matter Of a
new registration Of voters in adj
vance of the May 25 primaries.
A. w. Gholson, Jr., chairman for
the past two years, and who may be
reelected to that place again, said
today the board would meet at the
court house next Saturday morning
at II o'clock to organize and de-
eide on that proposal. He could not
say what would be the decision as
10 the matter of a new registration,
but there is every indication that
there will be 4 considerable revision
of the books before the ballotlng Is
held.
The board will not at the Satur-
day meeting name election officials,
that being deferred for later ses-
sion to be held several weeks hence.
The new board for this county
remains unchanged from the past
several years. Mr. Gholson and w.
B. Daniel are the Democratic mem
bers, with the latter the secretary,
while John F. Hicks, ST., is the Re-
publican member, the three conSti-
tuting the entire personnel. They
had been recommended by the coun-
ty executive committees and were
formally approved and appointed by
the State Board Of Elections in RAJ
'eigh last Saturday
Prior to the acquisition Of Alaska
by the United States in 1867, that
country was designated on English
and American maps as Russian
America. The Russians themselves
referred to Alaska as the possessions
in America.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
TWO REALTY DEEDS
FILED ON TUESDAY

Two realty deeds were recorded
with the Vance Registry TUESDAY
according to the records at the Of
flee. -
George r. Honeycutt and wife
sold Henry S. Moss a lot IN WeS'
End for $40 and considerations.
Frank H. Hicks and wife convey
I'd a lot on the Park property TO
J. c. Knight and wife for $40 and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
Second Lot OF
Checks Here

Federal soil conservation payment
,.h,rlis in an aggregate amount OF
ST. 735, 81 we're received today at the
.nffire of J. W. Sanders, Vance county
farm agent, for distribution to farm
Ers IN this county. There were 100
Of the checks. in payment OF 93 APP
plicationS. il WAS stated.
This lot of checks is the second
IN bc received in Vance county Tor
payments earned in 1889 uHder me
federal soil conservation program.
Last Wednesday checks amounting
10 S2.l99.O6 were received.
\ total OF S6,934.7O has been m
Guided in the two lots OF checks re-
presenting approximately one-thlrd
of the total amount to be pa!d 10
farmers in this county for compliance
in 1889 in the AAA program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
SERVICE AT SHILOH
CHURCH ON FRIDAY

There will De religious service at
Shiloh Baptist church (colored) Fri
day night. Is is said the purpose OF the
service is to strengthen the Cruel
fixion among Christians. The service
will begin at o'clock and last ABOUT
an hour. No collection will be taken.
The pastor. L. P. Gregg, announced
that all are invited who see the
cross of Christ is the power OF
God"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20

plans.
Members making the trip are Joe
Evans, Clifton Mills, Aston Cheek,
Stanley Tciser, Jack Sanders, Guy
Sumpter, James Barrier, Mary Char
les Smith, Eunice Clayton, Mildred
Whitemore, Mary Gene Falllner,
Rosalie Watson, Lucille White, Jes-
sic Baity, Betty Armfield, Maxine
Lewis and Mary F. Hrugntaling.
Chaperones will be Miss Mary
Ramseur and S. M. CroWder, of the
high school faculty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-20
Special Service Thursday

Tomorrow evening, 1t beng
Maundy Thursday. the Eve of the
Crucifixion. the night upon which
Christ instituted the Lords supper
or Holy Eucharist. at 8 o'clock al
HOLY Innocents Episcopal churctl
there will be a celebration Of the
Holy Communion, commemorative
of its first Institution.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-14
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All metal coaster wagons
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and durability that young
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-28
Meets Savoy
Five Christmas
AT Center
West Virginia
Here New Years
For Game

Coach John tcockyl clo,er has
two biz assignments on for his pro-
ieges dnring tho christmas holi-
DAYS And both ~ tho a. enmcnf-
loom as mountainous obstacles for
the Brewster Center Representa-
Tive baskelbali h,c io hurdle
First Brewster Viii moot ,ne
Savoy Ris Five christina night a.
Brewster. and II Won don't think
ihis ipngh nui 20 crack then
,ou don't know your basketball
on New Years night Brewster
lakes on West Virginia State col
lege five another iough team
4 strong Lineup
Vow iase mo sa,os Big Five
Ape Sapefsien nrnaee ~ ne
club has loaded tho leap, down
with some OF Tho bo-i PLAYERS %
ibe middlewest AS mean az britt
liant court PLAYERS include several
former members ~ AiS world cham.
pion Harlem Globe Ttouers
Nesi virginia state college i've
has been conins 70 Do'rof for tho
past seven wears sni each year
brings = po"effl. ioam This year
viii be no exception IS the col
lesians have slst'ed the season
Of with prospects OF maintaining a
strong winning combination.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-28
Organize A Contract
Bridge Club AT "Y"

A contract bridge club was organ
lied al 81 Antoine YMCA last
week. and the following officers
we're elected nr George p. West
president IT, ". Hickman, vice
president: Clande II Cooper, sec
rotary: Augustus J GALLOWAY.
treasurer: and George +. TAYLOR.
reporter. The club viii meet each
Thursday at 81 Antoine.
other members include Leonard
Johnstone. Emmett Carter, George
sharpe Nathaniel Leach Ramon
Scruggs. ". Rarion Realty james
Grimes Edward Swan. G Sterling,
chavis. Herschcl solomon Dr. J
r. Gogeins Jonathan Rodgers and
Frank Lett
The members have named tho
clnb The Railroaders and arc open
to meet any team IN the midwest.