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NEGRO COMMUNITIES PROFIT
BY RECREAT|ONAL PROGRAM

WASHINGTON, D. c., July IS
Wholesome play and profitable
use of leisure hours have been
made possible for thousands Of
children and groWnupS living IN
Negro communities, current re-
ports on park and playground
construction projects of the Works
Projects Administration indicate.
The reports are from Missouri,
Indiana, West Virginia, Maryland,
Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Oklahoma.
Construction or Improvement
in these eight states OF tennis
courts, Fairgrounds, community
houses, swimming pools, a All
club camp, and a bathing beach
show clearly what the WPA IS
doing to bring higher standards
of recreation to communities
throughout the nation.
Because of the necessity OF
strengthening our national de-
tense, we must look to the strength
of mind and body of all groups
Of citizens within the nation" Al
fred Edgar Smith, WPA staff ad-
wiser, said in reviewing the re-
ports. Upon what we do today
for the children who will become
citizens tomorrow, rests much OF
our hope of maintaining our dem
ocratic ideals and accomplish
ments. BY providing recreation
al facilities and trained recreat-
ional leadership, the WPA is MAX
ing it possible for our young peo-
pie to grow up with healthy
bodies and alert minds. 1t is
teaching them to think and act
quickly and in accordance with
the principles Of good sportsman
ship. These are traits within
)ur citizenry which will serve US
n the event Of great national
emergency"
Outstanding among WPA con-
struction projects that provide
better recreational facilities fol-
Negro communities are those re-
ported from North Carolina. Seven
new athletic fields have been built
in 4 statewide drive to eliminate
play hazards in densely popu-
lated areas. One field has been
reconstructed to permit more ex-
tensive use. The building Of one
tennis court and two recreation
al field houses, the improvement
Of two parks and the completion
Of two swimming pools are also
included in the North Carolina
report. 3's.,.-
West Virginia reports the con
struction Of a All camp at we'll
chosen spot near Clifton. This
camp, sponsored by the West Vir-
ginia Board Of Control, affords
space and facilities for many
youths from communities where
disease and crime are said to a.
bound. E +.
From the state Of Oklahoma
comes the report that over S.
Fairgrounds for Negro children
have been improved. In this state
as in others, prominent citizens
are backing the program. Ad-
visory councils, composed Of rep
resentatives of church, education
al, and civic organizations, are
mainly responsible for initiation
Of the WPA projects.
Today, the recreation program
of the WPA operates in more
than 10000 communities in Al
states, the District Of Columbia
and Hawaii. About 10000 WPA
workers are employed in recrea-
tiona1 work throughout the coun-
try.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21
CHICAGO CHOIR PRAISED

DECATUR, Ill, July 18-(ANP)
Receiving wide praise when they
sang at the annual district con-
vention Of the Church Of the Liv-
ing God recently was the choir
Of Prof. @. Edwin Brown, direc-
tor Of music at Temple No. 21O
il Chicago. Singing q program
Of spirituals and anthems, the
choir was declared one of the best
in the midwest by those in at
tendance at the convention.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21
AFRICANS HOLD
PALAvER HERE
AUGUST 21-23

The World Wide Friends of
Africa are coming to Chicago Au-
gust 1921 in one of the most
colorful international palavers OF
conferences outside Of Europe fea-
turing in song, dance, lectures,
movies, slides in color, educators,
students and rare jewels from all
parts of the world from II nations.
There will be some 112 interna-
/, tionaf delegates and patrons repre-
senting as many organizations in
an 8-day session featuring the
contributions of Africans to all
civilizations for 10000 years, the
present needs Of the world Of color
and what is their destiny during
the remainder of the century.
There will be attractions and mar
wells from Nigeria, Gold Coast,
Ethiopia, Egypt, South Africa, Lii
IBERIA, Haiti, Mexico, Brazil, India,
China, Japan, Panama, Cuba, ia
maica, British Guiana and the
Hondurases. The national units
will each have done distinctive
contribution to make through the
Pan-American Circles, Pan-ASi-
attic leagues, National Student
cubs, West African Student Sa-
bias, many Forums of Fellowship
as well as West Indian Protec-
tives.
A World Circus, College and
Forum for 8 Full Days
The World Wide Friends of At
RIGA will have speakers, artists
and painters from all parts Of the
world to deal with the theme OF
the 5th biennial conference to be
held in Chicago, instead of Paris
France. knowledge, freedom and
peace are the watchwords, al
most every important question
imaginable will come before the
conference, in way of seminars,
charts, movies, drama, paintings,
dealing with such matters as peace
and war, what is going to happen
to the Jew? Catholic, Afro-Ameri-
can, after the second World War?
Who are the chosen people? More
jobs for the jobless, a million jobs
await the Aframerican, what is
wrong with what is taught the
blacks Of the world by the whites
Of the world? fellowship Of reli-
gions and creeds, prophecies, what
is present status Of the worlds
workers, what is Africa like from
CapetoWn to Cairo or Nigeria to
Ethiopia, Can Democracy succeed?
This conference will serve as
an educational clearing house for
international groups all over the
world. Can the African or Afro
American succeed by following
capitalism, communism, fascism,
or Africanism? The three books
of the year, Native Son, Black
Folks Then and Now, Famous Folk
of Africa and African Descent,
by the writers, Richard Wright,
DR.. w. E. B. Dubois, and J. A..
Rogers, respectively, will be dis
cussed and reviewed.
Orators in Demand
One of the most far-reaching
contributions Of the conference
will be the prize award to any
creators in the realm of poetry,
song, invention, lesson plans for
teaching African and Afro-Ameri-
ca, books, cook recipes, plays,
short stories, paintings as well as
prizes and presentation of all per-
sons who have Travelled out Of the
United States.
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UNIVERS Y
FLIGHT TEST
Producer Says
War Big Threat
Continued from page 81

81 am willing to take such d
cut" Mr.. Small said. II feel that
everybody else in the business
should make the same sacrifice
and make it now. If that hap
pens, we can stay in business. If
it doesn't happen, motion pictures
will fade out as the worlds great
est medium of entertainment"
Urges Cooperation
Small urged exhibitors to coop
crate with the production end of
business in the common good.
His proposal is for an immedi-
ate industry partnership that
would level off all inequalities to
insure a continued flow Of the
kind Of product needed to sus-
tain boxof1ice receipts. AS q plat
form for such an Industry part
nership," Small suggests:
l., An immediate healthy cut in
all motion picture salaries, begin
ming at the top of the list; (2)
elimination of double bills, gifts
and other so-called box office
stimulants;; 90 sharing of prob
lens by all branches Of the in
dustry
'The need for quick action
cannot be over stressed" Small
concluded. "There is a real cri-
sis-a life and death struggle Too
many people have been sticking
their heads in the sand for too
long a time rather than face the
real facts
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PERSONAL

HELP WANTED. SITUATION WANTTS
I'd. Persons, Lost and Found. Roorna
&nd Apartments for Rent, &C per worS
In Memoriam, Cards Of Thanks, IoWa
Relatives &c per word.
The CHICAGO BEE does not knowu
t-g1y 1ccept 9e1c Wz=te4 S&.s.&4--Tee@9Gm
LNa@ 7RPeEekle es =
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representative Republican re-
gime in Louisiana.
Classified Ads

charge Of coal and wood. Apply 8sS8
Dearborn. Must have cash assvt or from
$50 to 500.
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WANTED $50 MULATTO YOUNG MAN
to travel and work on stage as as
slstant to Hindu mcntalist. DIR. L. Ii.
Rubl. 2O45 Broadway, Gary. Ind.
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A JIM CROW LAW

1t has been decided that the
Oklahoma statute requires sep
arate entrances to railroad coach
es, including a separate step box
wherever necessary-For Negroes
Only.
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$4,000 "A YEAR

statesmen WANTED FOR EVEGY
large city in the U. S. to SCI tho
Booker T. Washington brand Of cigarg
to stores, cafes, taverns, restaurants,
etc. Must be intelligent, neat, Of o
a Live Wire.
AFRO-AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY
Chicago, Ill.
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Ready for May First
OccuDancv

e1s6 SOUTH PARK BOULEVARD
BEAUTIFUL 2 1-2, 8 AND 4 ROOM
apartments; room apis. have sun
parlors; electric refrige' alton; mod
ern; all convenences for ideal living
close to transportation and schools. Re-
sponsible tenants furnishing good ref
erences will be considered; reasonable
rentals; agent on premises,
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TO SELL COFFEE, TEAS AND FIX
TRACTS-to stores, cafes and restan.
rants. Write for liberal proposition, gfv-
ing experience and references in ara
letter.
ETHIOPIAN LIBERIAN COFFEE On
mot Inc.) Chicago, Ill.
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into oblivion Unless some other
leader takes over and organizes
FOR RENT

hITCHENETTE APIS FOR RESPEC-
table people; reasonable rent. J. H.
Malone, 4444 St. Lawrence ave. Phone
OAK. 1888.
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNITr-Wa -
agents 70 sell to consumers, Face Pow
ders, Cold Creams, Perfumes and other
compete with American prices.
cosmetics. French formula. Prices 60
L'AZURMER PERFUMEKS
Chicago, H.: Agency, Post Office Box
5337.
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BLACK MASTERS

There were 3,777 black masters
Of slaves in the United States, in
$780, s.aHf&@I
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the Civilian Aeronautics Author
ity during the. summer.
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MALE OR FEMALE HELP
WANTED

Sell beautiful Fashion Frocks; liberal
commission; free dresses; no investnlgrt
full or part time. 500 East 6sth str
Inside "L"l. Wentworth 2O6s.
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street-For couple and single man,
good references required; easonable
rent.
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LOST PERSONS BUREAU

AOOA IASOOAN0 0O"1EAO
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of
HOWARD, ELMER and EARL HART,
also a sister, HAZEL, who were last
heard Of in Moline, Illinois-these are
the children of Lee and Elmer Hart
please notify their aunt. Mrs. Cora
Johnson, at us First avenue, Peoria,
Ill.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE:
Two Reed Organs suitable for chapel,
church or home; very reasonable; Prone
Spaulding 1900.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

LARGE. WARM, UNFINISHED
rooms, in private home; $3.50 and
$500; 4447 Vfncennes ave. 3rd apt.
Att. 1912.
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SALE S NJ E N

WE SUPPLY ALL LEADS
The largest Toilet Preparation Manu-.
featuring company can place two men
between the ages Of 25-45. Possibility
Of earning $40 to $50 per week. Men
selected will be trained in the field 40
we'll as in the sales meeting. Percentage
basis to start Future opportunity un.
limited, due 70 expansion that 10 nov
under way.
Address: STA. care CHICAGO BEE
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FOR SALE AND RENT TO DEPEND
ABLE PEOPLE - Buildings and
apartments on Chicago's far West Side.
Those interested write Mr.. Balsam. 358
So. Lotus avenue.
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PARCEL POST & EXPRESS

BARGAINS IN QUILT PIECES, RAG
rugs material. Postal for price listl
100 for sample. Remnant Store, Dept
B-21, Makanda, Ill.
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WANTED - Ny TO T1xs
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F 0 r S ALE
HELP WANTED

WOMEN SOLICITORS - SOLICIT
weekly insurance; commissions and
weekly allowance. See MR.. JONES,
5452 South State street, Q 80 a. m.
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HELP WANTED - Expel fenced single
needle operators on skirta and Jackets |;
general sports wear. Apply 221s w.
Madison street.
LINOLEUM LAID FREE - REP. 5244
Felt base. S9c; Inlaid style, 69cs In
laid, CSC.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29
] Gosz@y y II
TODsy"S ANNIVERSARIES

l-26-.iItH Lee. founder of the
&c, known a, "ShakcrSN in Amer
ca. VINO came here with some 80
@cIia%crs in l774. born in England.
Died 1t WuterVlict. N. Y. Sept. 8,
i713i.
l82l--WiIiiam r. Coleman. Cali
fuln;a 40',r noted San Francisco
merchant. I,idtr OF the famous
committee o. Vigilance in the 1905,
Born ii Harrison county, KY. Died
m san Francisco. Nov. %. 1898.
!82&-HcNly \. Topper, Southern
Baptist clergyman and missionary
secretary, leader in missionary en-
terpriSes. born at Charleston, S. c.
Died March 27, 1902.
l840--NOO years ago. John P.
Holland. inventor of the Holland
Submarine Boat, parochial school
teacher, dreamer OF Il submarine still
in youth. whose first designs were
rejected by the Navy as fantastic
and whose first boat was financed
by the Fenians to cross the Atlantic
and destroy the English fleet, born
in Ireland. Died in Newark, N. j.,
Aug. -. 1914.
l84O-GeorSe D. Perkins. editor
publisher OF the Sioux City jour
nal. Iowa. congressman, the Uncle
George" Of his State. born at Holly,
N. y. Died Feb. 3, 1914.
1844-Frcnch E. Chadwick, first
American naval attachc abroad, in
the 1895. who influenced our ma
val development, Adm. Simpsons
chief of staff in the war with Spain,
rcar-admiral, born MOrgantoWn, w.
Va. Died Jan q, 1919.
1&72-Hanry D. Lindsey, Dallas,
Texas banker. real eStater, mayor,
colonel in the world war. national
commander Of the American Legion.
born at Nashville, Tenn. Died Nov
l9, 1888.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29

troops hard battle in Florida in sec
ond Seminole War.-Thrce printers
sign agreement 10 found Philadel-
phia Public Ledger
1921. S. Supreme Court de-
cidcS IN favor Of United States III
case of famous Bchring Sea cohtrO-
vcrSy with Britain.
l396-Baltimorc 4 Ohio Railroad
in receivership.
l9l2-Missouri law against public
drinking cups, towels, and COMBS in
effect.
l92O-G0velnmcnt turns b d k
railroads to private owners at mid
night.
l932-House Patents Committee
votes to ask the American dramatic
critics to explain tncir "dcStructlVc
criticism. Big Ed" Morris. Red
SoX pitcher. fatally stabbed at Flor
ina dinner in his honor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29

boro. vice president OF the Republic
Of Texas in 1912 under the preii-
dency of Sam Houston.
i. Donaldson Academy md M&nua!
Labor School. chartered in 1888 and
opened the following yea. TIE prin-
cipal was Rev. Simon Cotton, 4
Presbyterian minister. vino had
taught a school of tins kind N Mass
achuSettS. The theory of educational
institutions at that time was that
mental training alone made Students
effeminatc, and undermined their
morals, and created the idea that
labor with the hands was degrading.
5. WrightSvillc Beach. near Will
mington, and Pembroke, at which
place is located the industrial school
for Indians.
s. In Ills the assembly adopted
an act which required tho obScr-
vance Of the Lords Day with all
proper acts picty." Trade or work
was prohibited.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29
ANSWERS.

|. A total Of IS officers and GAG
enlisted men. Eleven Officers and 2ll
enlisted men died from wounds re-
ccrvrd during battle Navy and Ma
r:nc Corps caSt;aItiC% not incIudcd
Deaths from disease, not included,
were greater than battle deaths.
,. Shortly after Il sale Of state own
ed lots in 1913 Il governors man
sion was built on The lot now Oc-
cupJcd by the City Auditorium at the
South end of Fayetteville street. 1t
was large, uncomfortable house
witt spacious halls and large cham
Der Governor William Miller, of
Wa IA county. governor from 1917,
Wa the first to 'ocrupy the new
mansion. This mansion remained in
use until IN 1916 the property was
sold /" tic City of Raleigh.
5. Kenneth l.. Anderson, Of Hills
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Mai. Gen. Frank W. ROWcll, U. S
A.. born at Fl Occur d'Alene, Ida.
60 years ago.
Elizabeth McCracken. associate
editor of The Living Church., born
in New Orleans, 81 years ago.
Russell Forces Of New York. no
ted governmental researcher. born
at West MiddleseN, Pa. II years ago
Ernest E. Howard Of Kansas City
Mo. noted designer Of bridges the
world over. born in Toronto, sc
years ago.
George E. Allen. insurance com
pany vice president. former COM
missioner Of the District Of Colum-
bia. born at Bonneville. Miss, II
years ago.
George w. Holmes Of Lincoln
Nebr.. banker. born there, 60 years
ago.
Curtis F. Bryan Of Tulsa. noted
oil company head, born Sapulapa
Okla, IA years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY AVERILJ

Raleigh, Feb. 29.-Boone against
Boone, a case argued orally before
the Supreme Court Wednesday, is an
unusual action.
1t is suit brought by the plain
tiff to restrain the defendant from
turning plaintiff and bringing suit
against the present plaintiff who
would become defendant.
In simple language it's a case of
I"Ill SUE you before you can sue me-
Monroe M, Reddin. district or
western Cor Something) manager for
j. NJ. Broughton, was here as an at
torney in Boone against Boone, cited
above.
He lost no chance to claim Bum
combe, Henderson, Haywood and, in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29

right. He cannot see how anything
more can be done for the schools
than is being done. if new taxes are
involved. Maybe something can be
done by ecOnumizing elsewhere, but
il is cur wonder. too. where new
taxes could be laid without the
chance OF killing the old goose with
her GOLDEN egg.
The Hamlet gentleman can quite
properly afford to be frank and
open about his views. II wont hurt
him at all. Even those who may
think as he does won't vote for him
because of the feeling their ballot
will be thrown aWay--as it would
be.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29
NOTICE.
In SUPERIOR Court.

In Superior Court.
North Carolina:
County of Vance:
Frank Bullock, Administrator OF
Warren Bullock. and Frank Bull
lock in his own right, and Matte
Sue Bullock, his wife.
VS..
John Bullock, Lillian Bullock. War
rcn Bullock. Jr , Beatrice Bullock
Elizabeth Bullock Reed. Frank Reed
Catherine Bullock, William Bull
lock, Eliza B. Durham, Will Dur
ham. Alfred Bullock, West Bull
lock, Sallie A. Bullock. Rosa Bull
lock, William Bullock, Jr., Stamin
Bullock, Elizabeth Bullock. Lady
Bullock, Booker Bullock, Squire
Bullock, j. NJ. Peace, Trustee, and
William Burwell.
The defendants above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Vance County, N.
C., to sell lands of Warren Bullock.
Deceased, to make assets and for
division; and said defendants will
further take notice that they are re-
CURED to appear at the office of the
Clerk OF the Superior Court of Vance
County at the Court House in Hen
derson. N. c. within ten days after
the 9th day of March 1910 and an
sWer or demur to the complaint in
said action. or the plaintiff will ap-
ply for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
This 9Th. Of February. 1910.
E. 0. FALKNER.
Clerk Superior Court.
kIttreil & kittrell, Attorneys
for Plaintiff.
S-l5-22-24
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29
TODAY IN HISTORY

l7O4-DcCrGiCld Massacre - a
party o! French from Canada or
snoWShocs, aided by Indian allies
raid tn" frontier settlement OF Deer
field, Mass. and carry away to DC
sold all who survive, in carly French
and Indian wars.
l836-ScminolcS give American
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29
TODAY,S HOROSCOPE

Because Leap Year is introduced
arbitrarily to cqualize tho fractional
excess over the 365 days OF the nor
NAL year, exact astrological com
putation can only be made by con-
sidcring the tendencies of the pre-
ceding days with the indications OF
the first day of March.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back PG1e

!. Exodus, Goth Chantcr.
2. The War between the States
1868.
g. No.
I. Chinese philosopher.
5. No, they have tiny eyes.
6. Horse racing.
7. Hugo Black.
8. Germany.
8. II is erected on their common
boundary.
10. AirplaneS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29
short. the world with fence around
it for his gubernatorial principal.

simultaneously State Senator W..
B. Rodman, Jr, from Beaufort
county, who has Just been named an
active campaigner for Lieutenant
Governor w. p. Horton, was like
wise in Raleigh.
The Senator expressed pleasure in
working for Horton, whom he laud-
ed highly as a presiding officer and
administrator.
Rodman, who has served two
terms in row, said he has not yet
made a decision whether to stand
for the Senate again this year. He
said it depends upon the attitude
of other counties in his district. Il
have tried to make it clear that we
in Beaufort are not trying to hog
all the honors."
Which means that if leaders III
other counties want him, he'll run
again. His colleague from the Sec
ond-D Brad Fearing-has already
announced for reelection and pro-
badly will have no opposition.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29

Other markers approved at the
same time as that for the Siamese
twins were in commemoration OF
Culpcper's Revolt (Pasquotank coun'
ty), Edenton Tea Party, CORVALLIS
campaign (Columbus), Willie P,
Mangum (Durham), Fall of Raleigh
Old BreastWorks (Raleigh), Sher-
mans Army (Cumberland), Sher-
mans March (Scotland).
Lieutenant Governor w. P. Hor-
ton has taken a definite stand against
at least one form of "diversion"; and
without going over to the oil inter-
cSts. either.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29

Hitler, VIC read, has gone in for
Snappy looking uniformS. Al
dress up and-aS long as the MaGi-
not line holdS---no place to so.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29

Eng and Cheng, whom DR.. c. c.
Crittenden of the Historical Com
mission calls probably the best
known men who ever lived in North
Carolina, will be honored with a
highway marker in their memory to
be erected in Surry county.
Inscription for the marker, which
is among nine just approved, will
read:
"SIAMESE TWINS Eng and
Cheng, the Siamese twins, born in
1911 in Siam. settled as farmers in
this neighborhood. Died 1874. Grave
100 yards west"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29

VERY SMALL DOWN PAYMENT.
Tires, Batteries. Tubes. All sizes
Liberal trade in on your old BAT
terry. Come to see us. Carolina Tire
and Battery Store. next 10 4. & ?,
Store. G-eod-'i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29

LOST: LADIES YELLOW GOLD
Gruen wrist watch IN business d.
trict Tuesday afternoon. Sweeping
second hand. Reward 10 lnde.
Mrs. A. c. Brown. telephone
539-JX. 1924
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29

SPRING AND SUMNER TAILOR
ing opening. Mr.. Wick Husg.ns. o.
the Haas Tailoring Co.. Baltimore.
Md. will be at our store FRIDAY
and Saturday March ! and ,. Gcy
A. Rose & Son. 29-g.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29

AUCTION SALE SATU RDiY.
March ,. 1910. 10 a. m. Two goo
mules, one fine COW. two large
brood sowS about 300 lbs. each one
steel wagon. disk narrow. Cole t.
tilizer distributor. Cole p!an,t.
corn. farming tools and imP.c-
ments. Mrs. J. T. AdcoX. Hcmne.-
son route |. 23--'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29

NEW SPRING SWEATERS ait
coloTs and styles. sLgu ,l.- ,T"
S2.93. Stacks, $50 and sJy- c..
a. Rose G. Son. az.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-29

FOR SPRING PAINTING. USE
Watkins Vcivctum" or n.g.s
Velour finish for interior. Dr.a,.
varnish and varHiSh SLAMS. ..ln-r
or white shcllac, mrro'ac 'o-
furniture. Devoc'S two coa,, sys.
tenn for outside Phone 81. Are.
S. Watkins. g9-'