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IL MILES FROM D. G.. MONTG. CO., MD:
so acres good truck and poultry farm, good
buildings: part wooded meadow and stream.
Widow will sacrifice. s. T. HICKMAN,
Shepherd 67G0.
PRODUCTIVE FARM OF 300 ACRES. 32
miles from Washington, over fast roads:
The 2d0 acres in cultivation are watered
by springs, / stream and 3 wells. To-
room house. back from the road on a hill,
from which there is a mountain view.
buildings. Taxes, $50 per year. This farm
has taken care of its owner for many years
and is still clear of debt. Price, $4,000;
SS eee doge see KsN se5 oa % Rafncs Wh S
Aiexandria 5si2. CLOSED Sundays -O-le
R No; 3, s. OF MARLBORO, 140 A;
equities in part or rent house, a.; $3.50.
Nearly new P Heaa Barn 400 ETC.
s{S o#s1 SsF ii E4oN e. e. 'ES@ H2
ONE ACRE ON PICAWAXEN CREEK,
overlooking the Potomac River. Broom
and porch bungalow; good road fish,
oysters: crabs and ducks in season; superb
on one-half purchase price,
$50 acres. 100 acres rich, cleared land,
frontase on State road 4room s and hal
house; beautiful building sites; overlooking
PotomaG; tsn oysters crabs I & and nd ducks
fronts now left in this section. Price.
S1l 900.
36l2 acres on Charleston Creek. near
Wicomico River. Groom and porch sum-
mer house; binds on State road. A beauti-
full location. Price, $4,000
6-room dwelling, . tenant houses barn.
A splendid opportunity to buy cheap
farm only Ia miles from La Plata.
Several farms and residences contiguous
to and near Indian Head at very reasonable
F. BROOKE MATTHEWS. La Plata Md.
200 A., $50 A. TILLABLE, BAL. GOOD
timber, bordering on large creek: 6-r mod
ern BUNGALOW, good farm bldss.: 22 mi.
200 a, 40 a. tillable: good house, farm
bldgs.: Piedmont hunt section; elec. avail
able: S11 900.
rs a.: new bungalow; cleo available %
mi. D. C.: bordering on creek; 81, 800.
% a: 6-r. BUNGALOW, gravity water sys-
S3,56o. SIT -OO'-''--" u -'-"' f''"Se' eN' '-e"
Have some exc. homes in and around
Bluemont. Va: exc. farms in choice Sec
ton Of Loudoun County, priced to deserve
C. C ELsEA. Realtor.
Bluemont. Va.
100 ACRES IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
elec. available; several outbuildings;
stream; Is mi. to White House: price.
S6,500: terms.
acres; 6-room house; cleo. henhouse;
garage; on paved road, u mi from Poto-
mac River; price $1,000: terms.
Buell. M. Gardner-J. E. Kelly,
Rockville. Md. Phone 2s0
1000 APPLE TREES; $7O0 DOWN.
About SOn hu No I apnIae nickad 10 CT
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ACREAGE WANTED
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

] OR 2. ACRES NEAR TRANSPORTATION
10 Z, washington. VIII pay for Ike rent.
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EARLY AMERICAN BRICK

Hieh-ceiling rooms. English basement,
on "00-tt. elevation near the Potomac
River. y miles south OF U, s Capitol in
Md The brick work is in sound condition.
While this is P restoration project. the
proximity 10 Washington and the high,
slightly situation command your at'en-
ton With . acres, $4,000; more land
is available
THEODORE NENy
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

COUNTRY HOME SITE; 30 MILES WASH
lngtqn,: woodland. good road, power line
s LEONARD 'Ss sNDER La Pata PGaes Nd daFm
on @5Ah hard dAMp Tosd spSSGs 5SS MP Pend ACS Ma
6I2 mi D. c. 594 a.. $500; 13 mi D. C,
. mi. Of It. :; 70 aoa large barn stream
mo. DAN ABBOTT. Camp Springs, Md
BUILDERS ATTENTION : BEAUTIFUL
site Of 35 acres ideal subdivision for low
priced homes, on acre or > of land Section
OF Potomac and Congressionsl Club. Only
500 per acre. Trustee. Box 194-R. Star.
HIGHWAY CORNER PROPERTY. NEAR
diyjdng and deyelopment,, IA 4 miles from n
Star. St r. s|oV PET acre. o"NHN' DoA f'0-N'
CoLEsvILLE; f; oGd NDMs Or IL ACRES
opment. Sacrifice for cash. Wo- 5192.
500 ACRES, CONVENIENT TO EIGHT
proposed giant Government Office buildings,
acreage Colesviiie pike. River and Bradley
roads and room for 90 detached homes
on Conn. ave, Chevy Chase, Md, near new
5. '' C NUT FULToN To- 'i R. GoRDoN. i427 Eye
St. D1 $3.50 Brokers attention.
6-2/1O ACRES, 10 MILES FROM DIS
$500 Directions: Through oxon Hill. U. S.
Route 224, left at Plscataway, l mile to
j. w. McVICKER. Ii. 6I56-J or IL @225.
l A. WOODED; GA AVE. WHEATON,
$3.50. 10 a. $3.50 an acre. 80 acres, $500
per a; House, s flreplaces. boxwood'
STchsTd sna B1EaFR apf sITn sH s365 a'FeS
TWO MORE PRETTY BUILDING SITES.
2l2 acres each Fronting good road Just
of Colesyille I'd, eight miles north OF
trafic light: elec. and phone; very rea-
sonable cash price. T. Y. CANDY, Ashton
1896.
CHOICE BUILDING SITES OF FROM TWO
to three acres. in restricted area, miles
from WASHINGTON, Wooded and rolling. Be
tween Columbia pike and Lee blvd. north
Of Annandale. Averave price, $500 per
acre. Clear of debt and available on con-
venient terms. See MASON HIRST, An
nandale. Va, at the end Of Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandria 5Sl2. Closed Sundays.
5-ACRE BUILDING SITES,
$500 per acre: small cash, easy mo pay
ments: cleo. mail delivery school bus. etc:
nr. proposed Govt. project at Suitland, Md.
n
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SMALL APT RIDG

Detached, in good NV. white section.
near schools, stores, theater; 9-Story build
!ns, lo unIts, having . bedrooms. living
tQll basement; gross annua! income. 81 $40
iS ptuS Z per cent interest; runs until paid
wen ahanced: 1000 cash payment re-
quIteo Al small investment Call Mr
DncSW' Republic IlSl. F ELIOT MTDDT'
TON, 233 Investment RIdg -
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.


K ST. NV, WEST OF 19th-LoT "a
feet wide with side and rear alley, sub
StantiaI S5I 6@d 3-story brick house; price,
-a LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1719 K St. NV Ma 1166.
W.T. WITH A BLOCK OF l4th ST. AND
Sath w 56G lot l64s feet wide by 81 feet; price.
,1,o LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
COMMERCIALLY zONED OLD BRICK
mouse, near Dupont Circle-9 rooms, 2
pains oSthSi lot 2Ox90 to alley; price, S1O.-
171e ( kogIs g41 2. rvs SHOEMAKER. EE ,,es
9Th ST s., W-sToRE, s ROOMS, BATH,
9TH ST. sw.~Store, ) rooms bath. ond
npoT; Iqny rooms; bath: h.-w.h.; price, $4,000.
LLOYD r. TURNER, 800 9TH st. sw.
2313 WIS. AVE. NV,
OPPOSITE CALVERT THEATER.
Commercial zone: Groom and bath brick
with extra kitchen on 2nd floor; easily
rremodeled re into store and apt. Price,
J. c. WELDON CO.,
1727 NV. ME BOIL.
VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY IN ARLINGTON
I56-ft frontage on Wilson boulevard,
!aee IDEAL for big business and parking.
200 II. deep. All zoned business Will sell in
P@art par or as whole. M T. BROYHILL co,
INC, exclusive agent. CH. 5300 or CHI 5517.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
, RELIGIOUS RESTRICTION.

NO RELIGIOUS RESTRICTION.
55xl41 50. Shepherd. nr. 18th NV
Refined; adj. lot. $4,000; price. $3.50
O'HARE ESTATES, 927 18th. Ma 6473
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Wild selection of desirable building sites
for private and speculative construction;
sizes up TO ~ acre. clear or wooded: several
with streams, offering unusual landscape
possibilities: attractive groups for builders
of homes. in all price ranges A home site
within your means and desires can be
found from my extensive listing in this
area.
ROBERT GAYLOR, REALTOR,
1855 Georgia Ave. SH. 2145.
60Xll0 " $4,000
S0X200 (corner) 200 90
S0x2OO 900 90
SUX2OO $4,000
1OXl5l 10000
75x125 --------- $4,000
CLARK w. CROSSMAN,
Falls Church. Va. Falls Church 1246.
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ANTON KOERBER,
DOl 18th St N w MA R@
NEW 2-FAMILY APIS.

Semi-detached, full cellars. recreation
room, rear concrete porcheS screened
Rented. Monthly income Sl1O. S925O.
STEUART BROTHERS. INC,
District 2434 Georgia qO1o.
THREE GROUPS OF METAL GARAGES,
out-of-town owner anxious to sell Will
sell separately or all group of six: near
l4th and Shepherd. Another group of
six near 4th and v ne. and group Of is
near Ga. ave. and Jefferson NV. Can
buy all for $4,000 and should rent with
proper care for S120 per month
VIM. T. BALLARD,
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NOOHllnueQJ }
SPLENDID BUILDING. NEAR-IN LOCA-
lon-64 units. no vacancies; rent near
at 81. PETERso5N REALTY ALT INV INV. OsTaS sERT-
TWo-FAMILY UNIT BRICK APT. HOUSE
= paths, large kitchens, double con-
crete back porches, full basement. oil
neat; located 9TH and G ne; well financed;
$3.50. Phone Ii. 35l7-J.
HOME AND INVESTMENT FOR SALE BY
lOnial 3-ap5t bldg; 2 apts. Of 5 rms, bath;
annual rental SLS00; S1,SOO cash, bal.
terms; live in one. rent from . will carry
bldg Lincoln 1881 rs pm. weekdays
DET. BR. 4-APT. BLDG. IN NV BED
Lincoln 2537 2-6 pm. weekdays
APARTMENTS IN NEARBY ARLINGTON,
10 % to 20 units each. Excellent buy. Well
financed. BURNETT. oxford 2416 30
44ooFAMILY FLATS - TOTAL INCOME, ST.
S nnasy oca0n RESs VI S1335 $780, cfRtEa ETss
SPECIAL! SPECIAL! BARGAIN. PET
Wot.n-'-ant. oIdg2 all rented; real in
Sf''G2 G5a Piss q497 Sc act Rf tGday
z 6o7 " IsIisd ST NEEe e. 80 RMS az BATH. E..
3O7 Elm st n.w,-6 rms, b., e. hot
ra1St leat spou SHAPE leHteu' SDO HlO'I
OWNER, 55O3 10th st. NV.
NEAR SEARS, ROEBUCK-ROW BRICK.
4 rooms and bath. front porch, good yard;
viii rent for s37.50-S40; price, $3.50;
Near Eastern High-Row brick, & rooms,
Path: Path, Arcoa heat; price. S4,250. Call Mr..
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. DI. 3346.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR INVEST
MENT. THIS is YOUR OPPORTUNITY,
Sth St, Near Navy Yard
A large store and 4 apts.; 2 two r, kit,
D. and : four r. kit and b.; h.-wh, oil
eufner; store leased 4 yrs, SO per mo-
pSTeSeht; Sr e 5GG S:5e mo; 2-car br. gar,; price,
1916. WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
REAL BARGAIN
Near U. g. Capitol
~ rooms a kitchensl, 3 baths; arranged
as apts.; heat and hot water; S905O
1of quick sale. Call MR., PECK, DI 1916.
TWO 5-ROOM-AND-BATH HOUSES IN
ne rented at sos per MONTH price,
10 300, on easy terms
A S. GARDINER.
1851 L ST. NV. MA. O334.
"a UNITS.
NEAR THE CAPITOL.
LOT SIT. W1DE-INCOME SlO,3OO.
Think OF il! 1t can be purchased for a
little more than 4 y times annual rental
Desirable low priced, rental apis. OF . 3
and 4 rms kit. and bath; $40 to $40 so
each. Eve. or Sun. phone Georgia 1900.
L. 7. GRAVATTE,
729 18th ST. Realtor Ma O753.
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FOR SMALL INVESTORS:

/. Brand-new 2-family fats, 3 rms, kit.
and bath on each floor; separate heating
plants; tenants furnish all utilities
Rental, So per mo Price, 81, 900 for
each 2-family fiat. We have two of them,
:. 5-family apt. yrs. old; some .
nedrm. units; total rental, S3. 900 yearly
Price' SlSOO0. We have four similar
VIII sell separately or together
Store and 3 modern apts best section
OF Columbia rd. NV. Low rentals. S., 400
yearly. Price. SlS.5OO
Since 1919. for inves. ment property see
ANTON KOFRRER
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2 EXCELLENT BIJYS

-, Five, 4-iamily apts. in ideal NV. loca-
ton; has central Stoker heat; splendid
rental record; priced TO sell. Call us for
further information.
Ihree 4-tsmlly apis, splendid ne loca-
tion, close 10 schools, TRANSPORTATION. etc
tenants supply own heat and utilities; well
nnanced For full information call
STERLING & FISHER CO.
Sl.J 1fh ST N SGSn
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II. hADAN,
VIENNA, (VAJ VIENNA 63. e
Exceptional Suburban Home.

BrlCK, on neat, y Acre.
New, modisu ana mOoern; : bedrooms,
lovely batn, Dig NV IN. with nrep.aCe,
lEoAL-ol- l-ine-house h4LcA., gas Idnsu, &c.
re4g., SndQes, screens, handsome hardwood
noUls eas water nealer, OIL neat; III !OIe-
~ Woooeo setuns. nr. Lee. hIgnway, only
10 MI. TO town. Low rental, Uu4y S45 mo.
hANSEL, OXFORD U4UU or kaAs CauTcn
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KENSINGTON, MD.

rooms a baths, 1st floor living room.
fl bedrms and bath: basement; unfin-
tshed recreation room. garage. furnace
room: oil auto heat. The house is frame.
asbestos shingles Pa years old; 80 foot
lawn lot 11sx125; large garden space;
miles District line. Price. S6250. Ken
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1000 APPLE TREES; $7OO DOWN.
About 500 bu. No. ] apples picked last
season, variety other fruit. 90 a. tillable.
81 a brook-Watered wire-fenced pasture
and wood: house of rms, lovely MT.
view: 30a36 barn. poultry house I1x56.
Rarage: price of $1,000 includes tractor.
sprayer and engine; all other equipment;
pg. "a big free catalogue. Write today.
STROUT REALTY, 1427-N Land Title
Bldg Phla, Pa
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2 STORES. 4 APIS

Liquor dealer occupies both stores: 4
apps. OF rooms and bath each; fully
S-''5o0: $500 cash required. balance
nrSt trust; property located downtown near
pT0PoSGd new Auditors BldC KELLEY,
u M ! IhELE 1!.s q BRANNER, DI. 714O. Sunday,
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4-FAM1LY APT.
SHERMAN AVE. NV.
Brick building, consisting of four large
snaT5mentS s1and G "a ali rented to tenants Of long
co1ne x 70" 70" rent scheoule. Yearly in
HARRY JUSTINE.
100 n ., N.W Ma. 3S44
t-FAM1LY FLAT. NEW CONDITION; IN
G.VlduSI s 9es heat; ideal location. real bar
MILLS & DAVIS, INC,
l405 K st. Me 1900 or ewes AT. qOa1
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MILLS & DAVIS. INC,

- Attractive row brick in Trinidad section
VI y, nea rms, bath. h.-wh (oill, built
phone SH. 1913
HOHENSTEIN BROS.
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WISCONSIN AVENUE,
NEAR CALVERT THEATER.
Brlck building about two years old, large
store @ on hrSt floor. two modern apartments:
o HARRY JUSTINE.
935 St. NV. Ma ns44
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S6.450.
ARLINGTON. VA.
CLOSE OIII
MUST SELL.

beautiful home on a large wooded lot.
little over a year old; bedrms. and
kitchen and knotty pine study and large
screened porch on lst a; attached garage;
Venetian blinds, oil heat. Price, S9,250
Can be financed through r. H A. 905
CHALFONTE DR.. BEVERLEY HILLS, Alex
Uo M
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IS MIN. D.. C-WOoDEp LOTS. 10Qx360
It.. on good road. only $500: $50 down.
oaks, near Silver Hill. Dan Abbott. Camp
Springs, Nd. Clinton COW.
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NEAR WASHINGTON n

5-ACRE BUILDING SITES,
$500 per acre; small cash, easy mo. pay
mentS cleo. mail delivery. school bus etc /:
nr. proposed Govt project at Suitland Nd
OWNER. DI 1221- ia HS14
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! A, WOODED. GA. AVE WHEATON,.
$3.50 10 a., $50 an acre 30 acres $500
per a House. flreplaces. boxwood,
orchard. streams and spring; 3 acres;
S12.50o. H. F. BIEBER. SH. 6565.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
Continued

l MILES FROM d. C., MONTG. CO., MD. :
so acres good truck and poultry farm, good
buildings: part wooded meadow and stream
Shepherd $3.50
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UNDER TIMES RENT.
Northwest Apartment, 100000.
Also NV. Is Rms, 3 Baths, $4,000
OHARE ESTATES, 927 18th NV. Ma. 6473.
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR Rem.

80 ACRES. HALF IN CULTIVATION. g.
room mouse, tobacco barn: IL miles out;
rent SO or sale at $4,000. Emerson 6S24.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02

shoulder CorSagC of white orchids.
Immediately following the Ccre-
mony an informal reception was held
for the wedding party, out-oi-toWn
guests, close relatives. and intimate
friends. After the reception the cou-
pie left for a wedding trip TO UNI
announced points. Upon their re-
turn they will be at home at 1875
Young avenue, Henderson.
The bride attended East Carolina
Teachers College, and for a number
OF years has been d teacher, having
been a member of the faculty of tn"
Smlthticld high school for the past
three years. The groom attended
State College and is now engaged in
business in Henderson.
a number of prcnuptlal affairs
nave been given in compliment t.
Miss CrOmartie since announcement
2" wedding. Those honoring hei
have DCCn: Mrs. E. r. Baton, Miss
Matte Llssiter, and Mrs. w. H. Las
sitter, Jr. of Smithfield: Mrs. r. S.
Cromartie, Miss Anne Cromartie, OF
Garland: Mrs. Worth Baldwin, OF
Goldsboro, and Mrs. Edgar Hocutt, of
Lumberton; Mrs. r. l.. Cromartie,
Miss Anabel Sloan, and Mrs. r. J..
Murphy, of Garland. .
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
Miss CYOmurtie And
Jasper Purhum Marry

Miss Isabella Cromartic, daughter
of Mrs. Angus CrOmartlc. and the
late Mr.. Cromartie. of Garland, and
Jasper Parham, son of Mr., and Mrs.
Q. II. Parham, of Henderson. were
married this afternoon at fOur O'CLOCK
at the home Of the bride IN Gar
land with the Rev. Lawrence W.
kcSslcr, former pastor, officiating.
The improV!Scd altar was banked
with long leaf pine. thanked on either
side by scVcn-branChcd candclabra.
IN front OF which were tall baskets
of white gIadioli.
y program of wedding music was
presented by Mrs. +. c. Clark, il,
OF EllzabcthtOWn, pianist, and Miss
Margaret CrOmartic, sister of the
bride, soloISt. Mrs. Clark's numbers
included "~lntclmezzo", by Mascagni,
and 'Traumerei'. by SchumanH.
Miss Cromartie sang Il Love Thee ',
by GrIeg, oh, Promise Me, by Dc
kevan, and "Oh, Perfect Love, by
Barnby. The traditional wedding
march from Lohcngrin was used as
a professional.
The bride and groom entered to-
gcther. The bride wore a costume
suit of blue alpaca, with navy blue
accessories. Her flowers We're d
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02

Doing YOUR "hCmeWork' is really
a pleasure-if you've a good supply
of neat, crisp aprons. Marian Mar
TN has planned Pattern 9599 for
long, hard service, comfortable
wear. simple making. The high
cIr\ing side skirt sections give
smooth fit. Take your choice OF two
| versions. one with a V-Shapcd neck
and straps cut iu-one with the rest
Of the bodice: the other IN squared
Dlaston style. a buttoned, rounded
| sack yoke makes the garment easy
70 d>n. Ric-rac. rufiling nd buttons
/ are all nice trimming ideas for TINS
NrrOn.
Pattern 9599 may be ordered IT,
n SIZES small (32-34), medium t3o-
e8) and largo (4o-42). Small SIC
apron A, requires , l-8 yard> re
IS inch fabric and | ID yards rlc-
rae: apron B, . wards 35 inch fabric
arr | 3-e yards ruffling.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
for this MARIAN MARTIN pattern.
Re sure to write plainly your SIZE,
NAME. ADDRESS, and STYLE
NUMBER.
Send your order to The Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department
232 w. 18th St, New York, n Z.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
Auxiliary Meets
With Mrs. Parham

The American Legion Auxiliary
met Friday cVenlg at the home Of
Mrs. N. f. Parham, near Hcndcr-
ON, with Mrs. +. G. taris presiding
Miss 10 Newell, whom the Aux
AIRY sem to Girls State, the an
iual conference held at Woman's col
,Cgc, Greensboro, gave a very inter
sting account of Girls State, and
what was accomplished during her
stay there.
Mrs. Sallie Upchurch and Mr..
Goodc Fleming were appointed II
charge of the Junior Auxiliary for
the coming year.
Following the meeting, punch and
delicious assorted sandwiches We're
served to the members. l~iostesscS ior
the evening were Mrs. n. +. Par
nam, Miss Lucille Ellis. Mrs. Il. {.
Young, Mrs. A. c. HuSketh, Mrs. W
ID. Ayscue. and Mrs. J. NJ. Barnes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
Leaf Prices
Stabilized
Department of Agri-
culture to Support
Grower Prices at 1876
Gents Average.

Wash.no, II Aro y -rAp,- Tho
a~pricuIft,yc dcn,rtm,r, .nrn,urod
TODAY . nrfcc-stabilizrrp pr,or,,, IN
sI,pn,rt 5rouy,r nricn. ~ trr .o1i
cr1p of uuc-c,red tobacco a. an
average of net les than .lqG CEN
mound
The donartn,cn, slid -rTc, .-,vri.c
vn,ld br - cont, moro ,r,,' 1.-Two
,ycraqr r~rccivcd Inv or,v-r, t,r
the 1870 crn
To maintain price, # the de
sired minimum ,hc ae,nrn,on,,
viii purchasc some toparr, fuI. d.
version inta cvnor. D.arkot. and
make loans IN grower, ma snne nj
rates equal TO IS perccnt of parjtv
Ttc nrosrar, VIII prrrait the d.
-ersion % nO0 900 noffnds from
markct channels through the q
eminent purchase and loan opera
ions.
The purchases will bc made
through export companies in the
same in which purchases
were made from the 1889 and 1910
crops. The commodity credit cor
ooration viii furnish the money for
UGH purchases with the exp rs
companies taking an option to buy
the tobacco not later tn II July /,
1943, at prices equalllng costs of
tobacco to the corporation. plus. all
charges. including Interest. The cor
poratlon viii retain the right, INV
v'r. 10 cancel purchase options.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
TO ITEM
TRAINING COURSE

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Gates Will
leave tonight tor New York city and
Garden City. Long Island. where MI.
Gates will attend during the coming
week the annual training course tor
representatives of the Lumberman's
Mutual Casualty Co. This curse Is
provided by the insurance company
FOR representatives who qualify III
the matter of production, and MI.
Gates was one of five North Carolina
representatives who attended a
similar course last August.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
Shocco News
Nv MRS NJ AI.STON.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Aston and
daughter, Joyce Anne, OF
Elizabeth City, are visiting MI. Al
Don mother, Mrs. K. I. Aston.
Mrs. Robert Z. S~outhcrlana ma
returned to her home at Souther-
lands mill after undergoing AN
pcration at Maria Parham hospital,
ma Is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Bob Fleming entertained the
ohoeco Womans Society of Chris
nan Service on a recent afternoon
at her homc, when had beautiful
arrangements OF summer flowers
placed in the living DOM The prcsi-
dent, Mrs. c. B. Turner, presided,
and the devotional program was
gwen by Mrs. c. J. Fleming. The
hostess served ice cream, cakes, and
~altcd nuts.
Wis Annie L.u Aston, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Aston and daughter,
Joyce Anne, visited relatives in
Franklinton Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wlckcm, Of
Kinston, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Wickem's father, r. J. Stewart.
Mrs. Fleming Freddy and children.
Of Franklinton. and a. B. Roberts,
of Raleigh. visited in tie home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Weldon, Wed
ncSday afternoon.
Mrs. w. G. Poe has returned &c
her home after visiting her sister
at Lake Junaluska for seVcra
weeks.
Ljt'ls Joe Switzerland spent We'd
ncSdav night with his grandmother
Mrs. f.. T. Aston, ST.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
BACK FROM
TO PREACH

Returning from a "onth'S vacation,
Rev. f. Noylcet Gardner, the pas
tor. will be back III his pulpit for
the regular morning services al the
First Baptist church tomorrow morn-
ing. it was announced today. He VIII
preach on the subject, 'Thy King
dom Come; It's Meaning to the
Father
During his absence in July, Mr..
Gardner was par ol the time at
Rldgecrcst, Baptis' MINER assem-
bly,, near AshcVilIc nd also attend
cd a Southern Baptist Convention
board in Texas. He rs part of the
time also with hi u5,her and other
relatives at Frankln va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
Study COOKING.

Private FIRST Glass William M.
Franklin of Henderson and Private
First Glass ElWood l.. Murray OF
Louisburg are among 81 Thirtieth
Division enlisted men at Fort Jack
son who are enrolled as students OF
the branch school Tor bakers anc
cooks at the fort.
Franklin is a member OF the l2otn
Infantry and Murray Is a member OF
the ll3th Field Artillery.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
From Atlantic Beach.

NJ ana Mis-. NJ f. Leg and
d@.ugr',l- Misses Maria and kath
EN-, Less. Mrs. Kate Watkins, and
Mr. md Mrs. \. J., Watkins have
returned s.um Atlantic Beach. after
SPENDING some time there,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
DixOnS Move.

f. II. Dixon, tobacco buyer, and
his family have moved into an apart
ment in the home of Mrs. S. B, Bur
we'll on South Garnet street. They
formerly resided for several years in
the w. S. Corbitt home on West Gar
nett street, Just beyond the city
limits.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
Leaves Hospital.

Mr. w. G. Mills, who has been
al Maria Parham hospital following
an operation there about ten days
ago. left today and went to the home
OF her father, w, w. Young, on
Eelle street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
From Richmond.

Mrs. Richard ". FowIkeS and
vaura daughter. Fcrcboo Cooper. Of
Redmond Va. are spending the
Weekend Ncrc with Mrs, FoWlkeS'
r4arn,.. Col. and Mrs. f. F. Fenner,
.a4 Sa5ta Garnet street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
FIRST METHODIST.

Rev. Is. {. Reayls, pastor.
Rev, Walter Thompson, Asst. pas
tor.
Church school VIII meet at Gas
a. m.
Morning worship Will be conduct
Cd at II a. IN. with a communion
message by the pastor on the SUD
ject: "Wherc Suffering and Glory
Blend" Following this briet message
,he Sacrament of the Lords Supper
Will be administered.
Supper Will be served for the
young people in the dining room OF
the church at 7 p. m, following
which worship services VIII be con
quoted.
The fifth in our series of UNION
services Will be conducted at 8 p
IN. at the First Baptist church, with
Rev. i. Frank Apple, pastor of the
Congregational = Christian church
preaching.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
Wcck-End Here.

M Skinner Pearson. of Ports
..a.,h Va. is spending the week
.,4 WIN hcr uncle, w. r. Vaughan,
on Ghol-on avenue