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La gaceta., 1940-12-20
Don't Spread Your Cold COugh
Get Mentho- N uIsiOR .

ing highest grade lockwood creo-
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornla fig syrup gives Mentbo-
MulsioE . taste the whole family
will like. It clings to the men,
branes so its soothing, healing in
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church is neces-
scry for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with .
cold cough wien Mentho- Mulsion is
so inexpensive and easy to obtain
Mentho-M ulsion is endorsed By
your neigh5ors ard gus rantced BY
J ie~diDg druggists svervwhern adv.
La gaceta., 1940-12-20
VICTORIA DE DONATE

Filadelfie, Die. 2O.-Aunque
fue derribado a la Iona en- ell sep
timo asalto, pero sin cuenta,
frankie Donate, 100 libras, de
Filadelfia, derrot6 por puntos a
Nat Litfin, 100. de New York.
Donate alcanz6 apreciable
ventaja en- los primeros roundc
v con ella obtuvo Ell fallo de los
jueces.
La gaceta., 1940-12-20
LA PELEA ENTIRE LOS DOS
EsperdSe una Gsistencid de
$4,000 personals

New York, Die. 20.-Esta no
che, en- la Madison Square Gar
den, Ell campe6n del peso weller,
Fritzie Zivic, peleara con Ell cam
pe6n del peso ligero, Lew Jen-
kins.
La gaceta., 1940-12-20
BOB QUINN SERA HONRA-
DO EN- ESTE INVIERNO

New York, Die. Bob. Quinn,
Ell presidente de las Abejas, un
hombre de 70 amos, sera honra-
do este invierno por los escrito-
res de baseball de New York
La gaceta., 1940-12-20
LOS RECON0-
ID POR LA ASOCIA'
CION DE ESORITORES DE
BOXEO DE NEW YORK

Para complacer a un amigo
l1ue nos 10 pide, publicamos hoy
la lista de los campeOnes de bo-
xso y pGgiles de les primeros lu-
cares, segdn la aprObara la Aso-
La gaceta., 1940-12-20

A cold cough seriously endangers
0 Il your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss Of time
than all other diseases combined.
If you have a cough due to a cold,
get Mentho- Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today, If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughing
Immediately and get you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
any medicine you ever tried, ask
Tor your money bs3k. y
Mentho-Mulsion is moIe than an
ordinery medicine. It contains vita.
Minis A and D to build your cold
resistance, and seven soothing
ivy ale s~A un~ue1ts. includ.
La gaceta., 1940-12-20

tado a un mismo tempo tres
coronas legftimas. Neil muri6
en- Espana cuando la guerra ci-
vii.
La gaceta., 1940-12-20
Rheumatic Happy;
RAieEesPa Quick

Thousands who sufEefU4frum Tie tpguepg
pains m rheuniatHms sdatra. JI8nhatA ~
tAlRh and neudtis-afe RefeainF shappE over
their discovery Of NUFqTO. NON thky bays
found q uuick-aCing fotmula which speedily
relieves thuse exhausting muscnlag aeh and
contains no opiates. II yod ttofeetag gam
the Joy of relief from paan-eD yodcan W0ki ID
peace and sleep IN cominrc&baN w1ak 81 ny
NURITO under this Hohcad gsaranke& Wthe
very first three dosea DO not Fa1lsve D cruel
pain to o U aat~iatactlon-youf money vii b
refunded. Don't sulfer. AK Hour dkGfh&9dV
81 NUkITO on tfs gaaEuntGs. timed
La gaceta., 1940-12-20
AN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
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For over go years Pinkham's Compound
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this wonderful ",woman's friend" q chance
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Nnsfnnft

(Sortiebune bon Seite 81
man iid einen Seig bon 3iegeIuebr
ooer Son (@laD) nit 2ein0Ifirnib II.
peritreide lie oamit.
- Wrs. 8m. S.,Oha.
Sie leit fait 40 Sabren uniern 2e-
fern befannte @olfram 60. IteIlt, ipie
Sic aus Ser Mn5eiee auf Seite 12 er.
leben, i,nn1er nod Sic erprobten ,,nb
5ltperlaiiigen Seilfr0,1termitteI ber.
@egen ibrer auf6auenoeu, beilcnben
nno franfbeitsfein1etotel1oen Gigen-
idoften foqte ieoe 5omilie, beionoers
fir bie fommen6e falte SobrcS5eit,
oieie Seilfrauterprdparate itets ait
Sal1b baben.
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liefern, ,,n6 id iper6e gaiting 5eigen.
bob id nod iebr ipobI tiidtig een,,g
BIN, Inn Sheriff in Mortonbia su
iein. Dieiem eating, bielem ebreei-
5isen 2umpen! Seit er bie Jarm
ieines 8aters geerbt bat, lit er gr6-
Bentpabniinnig eeiporoen. gr min
Sberiff iperoeu. 9ieie elosdneiee
2aus!" Num mubte Mprna laden.
go nar es INNER. 3,terit NOR iie
banee, aber ipenn Gater erit aniing
a,t poltern, 6ann tpllroe Tie mutig ,nb
fonnte laden.
r2oB gut iein, Ha", iagte iie frob-
lid. ~g8ir tperoen Tie ibon frieeen,
,,no ,uenn audi Gaiting bic eroBte
Sarm bot nnb mir nur arme 2eute
segeu i'm iino - fiirdten tlln mir
i'm nod lanee nidt. ltno bic Sahe
NIT 8lue l,no 9ill 8otton iperben mir
al.d friegen." sic itonb a,f ,no red.
te iid. Mls iie in bie Mitte bes 3im.
mers eing, lint bie 2ompe an513iins
ben, bertrot ibr Sheriff 8ent oem
Weg.
~S0r mal", iaete er, vaber beiro-
ten iollteit ou oof~ ii,
v8arum
Sd ipeiB 1ibt. Nber id benfe, es
tuare gut. IS f0nnte moslid iein. :.
no, Bin 8otton iit gefdbrlid. @s mG.
re gut, tpenn bu ien1anb b6tteit, an
oen ou bid baIten f0nnteit. @enn oa
iemano mdre, ser iid ein tpenis nm
oid fiimn1ert. Sd babe tpenie 3eit
uno... zines Cages fonn id) au1
nidt mebr 90 iein." !,
~ltniinn." I
Limo Oann - Damn ipiir6e bieIlciht
AUDI. enolid) NAL bas @ei6m0s iiber
Did beritl,mnten.
"9as @eidmot!" Mprna bib ii6
a,lf Die 2ippen. rOb, bieies gadl
Mandmal f0unte ib iie ale totem.
8arilm baiien sic uns pI5slid jog"
"9as frage id midi audi"
(5ortietune folet)
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Die 8eligion miro INNER oben bIei.
ben, tpenn iie aud nod 10 iebr georiidt
miro. Ser Menib beoarf ibrer 81,
lebr, INN tie ean5lib at entbebreu. @r
miro iie INNER unter Sen Guinen ipie-
oer berboril6en, ipenn es jemals ei-
nem Seroitratus eelineen ioIlte, ibren
Sempel 5u berbrennen. - Su1tt,s
M0fer. - ~ ., - --.-. -..l I
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@enn cine ser bier SGulen bes
Heides, oie oa iino: Sic 9teligion, sic
Suiti5, ser 9fat llnb ser 8oblltau0,
eri6iittert miro uno ins @onfen
tonmt, 10 lit es 3eit, bl1r6 @ebet INT
gut 8etter an5ubalte,i. - Iraicis
Bacon. f- '-.'
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Die weltbesuehmte r,
St. Benedict Wund-SaIbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen ALE Arten von
alien und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren,
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden, Karbunkeln usw.
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order III
schicken. - Keine Stemps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel, bel: J. L. STAAB, 172oS Valleys
view Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
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1eittnsd, BEN is. Dfts5er 1910


mann brauben ,fonrte.
als fie Brot, gutter lno WsiId anf
ben aiid seitellt bate nno fid oaf
Die 8anf ieste, a,ldte er nit ben
Sbnltern. .Beiberlounen", oadte er.
Babreno oes giieus fdipieeen Sic
bret Menihen. giel appetit idien
0ber feiner 5ll baben. Wprna tpar
snerit iertig. SIMMER nod ibtpeigiom
raumte Tie ben Gid tpieoer ab.. gsob-
Der iette iie iid nit einem Slid5eug
in Die gde. Sic tpuBte, oaB 9rince
nit einem giebtransport bieraebn Ea-
se l,ntertpegs eetueien ipar, ,lnb tpun-
berte iid bariiber, BOB er iolange 3eit
batte, bier at pertpeilen. Or i6ien
feline erobe 2uit au baben, ouf goit.
ings &anb au fommen, ooer ionte ct
ettpa gar 8ent ausborben2 Son
eating ipar nod ME ettpas 8utes ge-
fommen.
Ser Sberiff bate fih in feinem
felblt se5irnmerten 5tubl auriidgelebnt
,no iab 5nr 9ede binauf. Nad elmer
sSeile brad er oas Sbneigen.
rsSn Der Nabe bon Bireinia gitp
lit Dos, iasteit ou borbin?"
rNidt eans 10 ,peit. aber in Der
&ibtlmg", arttportete 8rinee, r1,no
id iage @ud, Sberiff, bas 2anb lit
bort elm 8araoies gegen Dos unirise."
sd 'ueib, id fenne Die @eseno 10
5ie'nlib. Sd tuar mal bor 25 Sabren
bort
.gs lit nod maiiig @eioelau6 fret.
Man lit bloolinnig, tpenn man meint,
man miiile in Mortonbill begraben
,peroen. 8enn id gieb batte ,,no
@elb, id uiirbe iofort bortbin aie-
ben.~
Nba, 6as mar es alto. Sos eipiec
2ieo. Hrince folnte nibts anoeres,
als bon berrliben fr,,btbaren @egen-
ben eraablen, obne oaB er es ieIbit
fertigbrabte, oortbin 5it 5iebei,. Mpr-
no mar iiber5eugt, oaB binter an Die,
fem @eibndb Gaiting itedte. galting
fbien bas eroBte sS,l1tereiie 5u baben,.
5beriff 8ent aus Mortonbin au ber-
treiben. auf irgenoeine @eiie. 8ar=
ltnt, oas bate iie alleroings nod nidt
bernnsbefommen.
SD tperoe es mir iiberlege,f", ant
,portete 8ent, nno er attnete einmal
tief al,f. >
SD piiroe es eud raten. Nad
Der Sade BON eeltern, ,,nb .ipenll es
gnd) nidt gelinet, ben 2umpen ber-.
nns5nbringen, Der ben Moro auf oem|
@eipiiien bat, idipinrmt Cure @egen-
partei bier obenallf. Sbr f0nnt gud
,nan6en Merger erfpnren."
.Sm. @be oie @5ade bon seltertl,
ipie ou bid ausoriifit, nibt eefldrt
iit, benfe ib natiirlid) gar nidt bar.
an bier neg5ugeben."
vDann f0nnt Sbr gIeid fagen, Bob
sSbr gler 2eben lang nod bier blei-
ben peroet. 9enn bic Sabe bon ge-
tern, oie bringt SIR nibt ans 2idt. :"
~Wein1t bu?"
.Dns neint gan5 Oiortonbil."
sd 6enfe, ou bilt eben erIt bon
8eiten bier in 6as gseit berringerit-
ten.
Bin id audi. Mber ib babe aller-
bano 2eiite unteriDegs getroffen. gs
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D5is sBa;itafre,,nS


an Der sade bod nihts. SD min Dir
aber mas iaeen, Hrince. nnb Sds
fannit ou 6einen iauberen 8ob ID
een: 8enn id aud ihpeiee, 10 ipeiB
id bod ,nebr als oieies san3e bredige
Mortonbia a,liammen. Du braudIt
gar nidt au itaunen. Mber id tpeib
iebr gut, ner oa geitern nadt briiben
mar in oem fIeinen ipinoibiefen Saus
bon Blue. !"
nab!" grince offnete ben Muno.
rssapobl, mein 2ieber. slber ba-
nit ou es tpeibt. gs mar fein anbe<
rer als Der aroBte 8anbit I'M 2anbe,
oen gang Nebaoa frd)t uno BEN tel
ner geflnoen bat. BiII Bottom
.8ia 8otton? 1lnb sSbr pibt bas
beItimmt2" 49,.
$50 beftimmt, tpie id bier iise~
Damn ipibt Sbr iebr biel." Cine
Sefltnbe lang mari Brince -einen
nerftpiiroiaen 9lid auf Sberiff 8ent.
Rur cine Seflnoe lang, Damn tp,roe
an Die Sir geflopft, ,,no o,lf bas
Serein bon Mprna trat elm iblanfer,
ober> frdftiser Mann in sic Stube.
@s ipar Hop Sereon, Der erite Com
bop auf 8ents fleiner Sarm. @r tom
bon ber 8ei6e r,nb NOR nerItoubt uno
oredig. Das fhmdlerte aber in tel
ner 8eiie iein e,1tes Musfeben. gr
ituste ettuas, als er Hrince iab. Iber
Damn griiBte er.
sd itore tpobl", fraste er, aber
Bent ipinfte i'm beran.
rBas gibt's?" -.-
SD babe ettpas orauBen Dor Dem
Sa,ls gef,,noen."
+ vSer Dauit."
@inen Hienlen, Ser nidt 1ns gez
bort" CT reidte 8e,rt elm Stiid &C.
ser, bas bieier fur5. betradtete ,lno
oann@in Sic @de Iegte. r9anfe, IoD."
Sbne ein @ort Ser @ripioernng
berlieB Der Gotpbop tpieoer oen Hal,m.
9ie 3uriidgebliebenen ibtpiegen.
Gin paar 5liegen il1tlnten Inn sic
gorbdnge am SenIter, burb Die an
mdblib Sic Dammerllng bereinfan.
Miioe lieB Mprna oas Slid5e,ig fin
ten. Merftpiiroig, tpie bIeiern ibre
@Iieoer tparen. Bin 8otton aIIo, Ser
M0roer llnb 9anbit, mar in Morton-
biu.
9iesmal mar es grince, Ser SOS
Sdpeigen brad. Ct brebte iid ner-
b6s cine Cigarette ,ino perfriimelte
babel Sen ganaen Eabat. ,.- -.
nSS6 iprab porbil1 bon girginia
gitp ober bielmebr bon Der @egeno
90 unten", iaete er, n,lnb oa 'Sbr bon
Bin Bottom ipred)t, 10 i,1tereiiiert es
gnd) bielleidt, ipenn id gud iaee,
oaB id cine ytabt auf Ser gond oes
alten 8euin iibernabtet babe" 4
80, Iebt er INNER nod, Ser aIte
8ellin", eab Sent gleibniitig 5nriid
8rince labte raub. .Ders lebt 10
Iange, tpie Sin 8otton lebt, linb ,penn
er oariiber 100 Sabre alt iperoen
ioate, bas bat er mir oiesrual b0bit
perionfid geiagt. l1ebrigens lit er ear
nidt 10 aft. 67 erlt. Musieben tut er
aIerbings tpie 90"
nSit feline Garm INNER nod 10
groB9"
uNo6 10 groB? Mann, Ser Mlte
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s.
es elaubt, Sberiff."
.8in Bottom bat mebr Mor6e auf
benz Geiniiien, ols MIR ben oes alien
8ellin Sodter, nnb es ii,lo mebr 2e,ite
binter Jim ber.~
.aber es bot ,lientanb iobieI @elb
uno niemano cine iolbe ausoauer
uno niennano 10 menig s,t nerlieren,
pie Der alte 8ellin." - "
nNpn, er bat i1n,nerbin Sic sr0Bte
8and i'm 2anoe at perlieren."
u8abrbaftig, aus ser madt er iid
nidts. 8as ion er al,b bamit, penn.
er ieoen Sag ins Grab iteisen fan,t."
Ser alte 8eIlin lit fIapprig ,,nb
eleno, ,,nb ieine 2eltte iperben iid bit
ten, ibre Singer al berbrennen. 8iu
Bottom lit sefdbrIid."
>Brince labte MIR. Gdperfdllie er-
bob er iid. Sea, es lit gut, Sberiff.
Sd ipeib, Sbr f0nnt fremoe Meniden,
Die in guer Sanomerf pfuiden, nibt
leioen. aber tpas oie 2eute auf ser
Beuin-Han6 ansebt, 10 tpiBt Sbr 10
gut tpie oas ganae 2ano, baB sic 8el-
lin-8ops bie beiten iinb, bie es eibt.
@s lit cine @bre, auf Der 8ellin> >3an6
arbeiten sl1 oiirfen, ltno bie &erle
babeu es iib in ben aopf geiest, .8ia
Bottom au eripiiden, uno tpenn er >iid
in cine Maus bertpanoelt bat."
~Fab, in cine Maus!" bobnte 8ent.
aber Erince uabm seIaiien ieinen
Sombrero bonn Safen. rDas iou Eer
Gonter eeiaet baben, 8ellins Gor-
mann. ltno iiber Ser Ganter broudc
id uobl nidts gu er5Gblen - oen
fennt Ser gauge 8elten" Wsit einen1
leidten &opfniden in bie @de 5u
NtDrna biniiber nerlieB Brince BEN
&alim. 9rei Sefunben lang f1,arrten
ieine idmeren Sritte brauBen al,f Der
8eranoa, oann tpar es itill.
Mprna batte nod INNER Die SGnbe
nit oem Slid3eltg inn Sdob Iieeen.
Satte iie bie Sabe nit 9lue 10 oui=
gereet, baB iie nun 10 1niioe mar?
9as ipar oo6 ionit ni6t 10. Sel,te
ipar iie geraoe5u nerbos. Sic fiirbtete
fib tpobl.
+ Sberiff 8ent itanb auf mo sing
init lange1 S6ritten in oem nun
onnflen 3immer auf nno ab. Cine
gan5e GiertelIt1noe lang. 9ann blieb
er bot Mprna iteben.
~9u iollteit beiraten", iagte er ,,n-
bermittelt, ::irgenotpen, aber moelidit
baI6."
MDrna lab herltdnonisIos auf, ober
oa es olu1fel mar, iab 8ent ibr &C.
iidt ni6t. ct nabm feline @anoerllng
runb Inn oas 3in1mer bernn1 pieoer
auf. Seine gro BEN Stiefel tlappten.
Damn iprad er: ,....
~8ir baben cine quite 3eit gebabt,
bier altf Ser 8an6, MaoeI. MoeIi6,
oaB ou es bergeiien bait, aber id tpeiB
nod gan5 gut, tpie olt flein iparlt
nno id mid iiber bid gefrellt babe.
gs ,paren iebr biel Sabre, IS Sabre,
16 Sabre. 9amals, als beine Mtut-
ter itarb, Inn sir oas 2eben at &C.
ben, bate id) nidt eeoa6t, ooB id
nod 10 lange nit sir frob iein fonnte.
aber id mar es. geun lit es ieit ein
paor Sabren anoers. Man barf iid
nidt oagegen auflebnen. Man fann
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

BrOncnitlS, acute or chronic, IS an
inaammatory condition Of the mucous
membranes lining the bronchial tubes.
Even if other medicines have failca you
may get relief now with Circumcision.
Chronic bronchitis can develop if your
chest cold is not treated and you can
not afford to take chance with any
medicine less potent than Crcomulsion
which goes right TO the seat Of the trout
BILE to help loosen and cXpcl germ laden
phlcgm and aid nature to sOOthe and
heal raw, tender, innaEcd bronchial
mucous membranes.
Creomuls;on blends bccchWOod crco-
sote by special process with other time
tested medicines for coughs. It con-
tainS no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines you
have tried, tell your druggist 10 sell you
bottle of Creomulsion with the UNI
Outstanding that you are to like the
way it quickly allayS the cough, per-
Knitting rest and sleep. Or ecu arc TO
have your money hack. S. thai the
name Crco9ulSion is on the bottle and
you will get the genuine product and
the relief you want. (AGvD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22

The Henderson high Pr. A. held
its regular monthly meeting Wed
! nesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the library at unr Ncl"rl. VITA ! !
president, Mrs. J. M. Baity, presid-
ing.
Mrs. J. Franklin Mills. chapIain
led the dcvotions. reading from
Romans l2:9-l7, and giving an III
1ereat:ng talk ON living helplully.
Reports of various committees were
given. The membership chairman re-
ported two new members. Miss Eel
ton, librarian, reported two new
books Of fiction ordered iur thH
school library, and suggested others
that would be helpful. The iru.Hc,
chairman reported 4 moving Picture
recently sponsored by the ussoc.ation.
and plans for Il rummagc sale next
Saturday.
The study course conducted " the
Vance county council! Of Parents and
Teachers at the high school, which
was just completed, was sad TO b.
very helpful and interesting.
A nominating committee appoint
cd to select officers for next year m
Guided Mrs. c. L. Ellis, chairman,
Prof w. d. Payne, and Mrs. IL. A
Newell.
Mr.. Payne announced a meeting
to be held Feb. %, with Dr.. Ralph
Mcdonald and other speakers dis
GUESSING primarily whether Or not tho
federal government should aid public
instruction, and urged the members
to attend.
Announcement was made Of Tn;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22
Miss Edith Hobgood
WEEDS George Allen

MI. and Mrs. l.. w. Hobgood an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Edith Ray, to George Frank
Allen, in LaWrcncevillc, Virginia,
Feb. II, 1910.
Mrs. Allen is a graduate of Hen
derson high school and attended the
Henderson Business College.
Mr.. Allen is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Allen, Of Tar Heel,
and is connected with the Carolina
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22

If YOU love adventure Ii you
look for gay surprises even in every
dav clothes, here's your dress. Mari
an Martins Pattern 1924 is full O!
novelty, and so easy TO make with
the Sew Charts aid. To begin with.
see the dashing buttoning clear
down the side. The bcltless r!c-rac
edged waistlne is high and slim.
and forms striking peaks in front
Give a crisp flare to the folr-section
gk,rt. and nave either puftcd sleeves
or tiny cool caps. Aren't the darts
smart, radating from the round
neck? And don't you love button
trim on the shoulders? If YOU like
striking effects, you might dccide 20
contrast the bodice and sleeves.
Pattern 1924 may be ordered only
in misses sizes ~. II, Is. l3 and 20.
Size 16 requires 3 3-4 yards Of 50
inch fabric; 7-8 yards ric-rac.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS III coins
for this MARIAN MARTIN pattern
Be sure to write plainly your SIZE.
NAME. ADDRESS, and STYLE
NUMBER.
Send your order to Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department.
232 w. 18th St. New York, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22

owns. A paper on Modern Homes
OF North Carolina, prepared by Mrs
Rhonda Elrod, WAS read by MIS-
James Hairs.
An antique exhibit Of old goblcts
and other pieces of glass and other
articles, displayed by the club mcm-
bcrs. evoked much interest Each
member explained the history Of her
pieces. Miss Amy Wick presented
."CIUb Clippings.
A short business session was he'd,
with Miss Rachel Watkins presiding
in the absence Of the president, Mrs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22

Hughes, chairman, Mrs. Clarence
White" nd Mrs. II. HartWcll Bass.
Mrs. .:udger served tea. with dainty
sandwiches, To the following mem
Be-. MIS-. d. Morgan Cooper, Mrs.
T,"v5oc "cnncr Cooper. Mrs. M. y.
Cooper, Mrs. y. ". GholSon, Jr.,
Mis-. Sam Peace, Jr., Miss Alice
Hughes, Mrs. George y. Rose. Jr..
AIr~. d. 6oyd Kimball, Jr., Mrs. Ed
mund Wnddill, Mrs. Clarence White.
and Nh. john Zni!!"oricr.
Hall 4 million women are employ
cd on the railroads in Soviet Russia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22
CHURCH SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCEMENT

|. Talmadge HOyle.
Following the meeting, Il social
hour was enjoyed. Tea and sand
witches were served by the hosteSscS,
Mrs. B. H. Nixon. Miss Ethel Crow
der, Miss Alice Mabry, and Miss
Alma Parham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22
- SOCIETY NEWS =

PIT. A. magazine, telling why it is
needed in the home. and the many
ways in which help and information
can be derived from reading it, the
main objective being child welfare
Mrs. NJ. W. Wcstcr gave a brief
talk on founders day, and read d
sketch entitled Lighted Lamps" in
memory of Miss Alice Birney and
Miss Phoebe Apperson Hearst.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22
CARD OF THANKS.

| want to thank the people who
gave me blood tranSfusionS during
NV recent illness at Maria Parham
hospital. and the doctors and nurses
for their care, and everyone who
was kind to me.
WALTER BEASLEY.
North Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22
High School PIT. 4:
In Business Meeting

State PIT. a. convention, to be held
in High Point April II and 10.
Mrs. G.. l.. Finch discussed the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22

Mining activities continue to eX-
1and in Colorado and Wyoming.
The Valley settler., 1940-04-12

Duo to nix up in da tos I learned too late that I was 52pnoso3 to be ct District ? for Q .ao1tinG &ed- nosCaT night. I roCrot this aa do not 1fl10 to put people out like
 that. E9xt tine I'll tic tring around my finC1r.
The Valley settler., 1940-04-12

Tho first .mooting of the o~pl oyoos has boon hyld end plans !1ado for . ( sorioa Of ton m-o tinGs to bo
 hold oach "cGn2 s day night U eirht
 o'clock. The first five will bo
 doV0t ] to t!2. diffor1nt d5rGrt- r1n5s so VIC csn 1o&rn how trov
 oport1o an1. b. in 6 position to halp each other. Noxt l.oGncsday night tho general offtco forco will have charge and they will oach OK plain their work and how and why it is necessary. Tho moc ting eftor that the st0ro Cnd Wer3houso will be In charCy and then occh w2ok one or two Of tho dopCr tmonts will OK plain the workings of tAoir 2opart- mont. Tho b@2anco of tho fiv3 weeks will be devoted to study Of coop- orafon and economies of mar!1o ting and selling. Thirty four 3mpl ovoos turnod out last night and om woll pleased wi tn tho interest shown. If VIZ can l3cnn how to do our jobs bcttor end .boco~o a booster ccnroi ttC and soll our organization to each oth3r it will Do ttro wall spont. Any nomhor is wo1como to att0nd thoso moctinGs end 1iston in on tho discussion.
The Valley settler., 1940-04-12
CO-OP NOTES

I have word thet our sood was to be shipped by one Company last Sa tUrdGy and tho balance this week. Ny infornotion is tho sood will be sold for cash.
The Valley settler., 1940-04-12

CANNING PEA PROGRAM
 The experience of the past two years in reising canning peas has shown cOnClus iVely that if pea can-t ming is to be a permanent bus mess | wit us, profitable allie to the grower and the Cannery, very restric ted program must be followed. Long heuls from field to viner, or moving the vinors to small fields scattered over the Valley cannot be coOrdina ted properly vi th corttn- uous running Of the vtners and c8n- nery. Small fields have not off, cred sufficient inducement to re- ceive the best of care, and such fields have been found to vary in stage Of rla turitT.
 As was stated in the Cann9ry re epor t at the annual Enembership nee etinr Of the Coop last winter, the s01- ution to the greetar part of these l prOb1e~s will be to reduce the ru- | mber and increase the size of the fields, to concentra te them in a small area, and to permanently locate both vtnors centrally in that area.
 Fehta C1VeIy, the Following program ! is offered for your cons 1Qora tion. | Please convey any sugg6s tions or objections to Er. Jonos or IF. Snodgrass by the morning Of Thurs day, April l8 so that notico of change may be published in tho Valley Settler. The Cannory will furnish tho sood, payments to be doduc ted from tho first drafts on canning. poas. Ton five aero contracts will be written with farm3rs in Camps and g. It will be required that only lovol md h.a lls.G aol !laa.t t.l,- s2ea Eoal 1