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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

rub the nutmeat back-and--forth.
These shreds or flaked nuts are
particularly delicious when sprin-
killed. on salads and on fruit des-
serts; in using walnuts in baked
or dough mixtures, first dredge
nuts in flour so they won't sink
to bottom Of mixture in making
an gratin dishes. blend crumbs
with nut flakes, and sprinkle on
bottom of creased dish when
the firiStHfe viii become
delicate pastry or crust never
cook nuts if it is possible to add
them 10 an already-cooked mix
ture. when the natural sweet nut
like flavor is most fully retained.
Macaroni-Nut Casserole: Cook
2 cups elbow macaroni in salted
boiling water and drain. Arrange
in creased casserole in alternate
layers with l cup grated sharp
cheese and l cup finely-chopped
walnuts. Season 2 cups tomato
PURGE COR tomato juice) with
teaspoon salt, a teaspoon pep
per and 2 tablespoons finely
minced onion. Pour sauce over
macaroni mixture Cover and
bake in a moderate oven, or at
about $50 degrees, for 80 min
utes, or until cheese is melted.
Serves 6.
WaInut-Vegetable Loaf: Com
bine and mix thoroughly Il
cups canned peas, IL cups
cooked chopped carrots, 81 cup
chopped walnuts. Z cup MINCED
onion. IL cups soft bread
crumbs. IL cups milk. ? table
spoons melted butter, we'll
beaten eggs, IL teaspoons salt,
and Z teaspoon pepper. Pack |
mixture into CREASED loaf pan. |
Bake in a moderate oven, or at |
about $50 degrees. for ! hour1I
Unmold, and serve with any we'll
seasoned tomatoP Spanish, or
mushroom sauce. Serves 6.
Walnut Sausages: Combine
and mix thoroughly l cup soft
bread-crumbs, l cup cooked rice.
I p cups chopped WaInuts. 2 Well
beaten eggs, tablespoon
onion, u cup melted but
ter, 2 teaspoons powdered sage.
p teaspoon salt = teaspoon
black pepper, dash Of celery salt.
Shape into flat round cakes or
INTO small rolls. Saute in hot fat.
DR. fry in deep fat until golden
brown. Drain on paper. and
serve with thin white sauce or
tomato sauce, and garnish with
parsley. Serves 6 to's. May also
be packed into CREASED loaf pan
and baked.
Baked Asparagus and Eggs:
Cook green stalks. only, of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

cup soft bread-crumbs, = cup
minced walnuts. 4 cup melted
butter or bacon fat, dash Of salt
and pepper. Turn into CREASED
ring-mold and bake in a moder-
ately hot oven. or at about 375
degrees, for 30 minutes. or until
set and lightly Drowned Unmold
on hot platter and fill center
with a creamed fish mixture,
such as creamed halibut. Goldfish,
salmon. or oysters. Garnish with
small mounds Of hot buttered
carrot wedges, potato balls or
peas. Serve very hot. Serves 6.
Fruit-Nut Easter Mullins: Mix
and sift 2 cups sifted flour. 8
teaspoons baking-powder, = tea
spoon salt, and a teaspoon Gin
namon Combine 1 well-beaten
egg, ! cup milk. and 3 table
spoons melted butter. Add = cup
chopped uncooked prunes Cor
dried apricots) and Z cup chop
ped walnuts Add to flour mix
ture. stirring only until mixed.
Fill creased muffin pans "a full
of mixture. Top each with 1
cooked prune stuffed with half
walnut. Bake in a quick oven
for 20 to 30 minutes. Makes
about - medium-sized mullins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
NOODLES

Our Granny, So years old, can
make the best noodles you ever
ate. She could get first prize in
any contest. Want TO know the
secret?
She adds y egg shell Of water
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
SLIP COVERS

When making slipcovers, you
will save extra laundering and
wear on the sections where head
and arms rest. If you cut squares
Of the same material. taking care
TO match the pattern. to place
over these spots. bind the edges,
TO match bindings on the slip
covers.
Mrs. Lena Stroheker,
Quincy, III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

AVE- you time or money
fl saving f1iut tn pass IN to other
Almanackerse Such ideas are
worth sharing with other readers,
and the Almanack wants to print
them-the more the merrier. For
each such hint sent in and used
in this department we will pay 81
You may send in a. many a. YOU
want. Hints not used cannot be
returned Please keen thern shnrf
and to the point and address:
ALMANACk HINTS EDITOR,
y. q. Box 1911,
Grand Central Annex, New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
HUMANE

To save a lot Of suffering TO a
dumb animal always close ends
r1f -rtfszr-.1 l..I41E -.
meat, dog or cat food in. We had
poor cat running on our Main
Street, its head IN can and all
the police foIc5 couldn't get its
Mrs. NJ. r. Viscosi.
Gloyersville. n. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

to each egg when she makes the
dough. She claims that's why
she can roll out her dough so
til4aa eef2 ttt7t1tiifie7s arc rs fine rs
needles. Try it.
Mrs.-J. +. Drubek,
Berwyn. III.
Eggs
For creamed eggs on toast. Cut
the hard boiled whites into small
pieces and put them on slices of
buttered toast, pouring the hot
cream sauce over this at the last
minute The whites viii be more
tender than # they were added to
the sauce while 1t is still on the
fire.
Althea Dennis,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
EASY. NOW
TO keep your pots and pons
shiny bright-like new

Like magic! SOS. cleans, scours and
polishes messy pots and pans in a jiffy.
Dip, rub, rinse. There's your shine.
There il stays, too - with an SOS.
once over every day. Get a package.
Mali the coupon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
Sports Roundup

Maeknac Island -AP Governor Van Wagner appointed
Albert A Wagner OF Mt Clemens Tuesday of the
tae Racing Commission The office pays yearly salary of $780,
Wagner several times seventh district Democratic candidate for
Congress of the Public Service Commission under
Governor Frank Murphy Roger Hanrahan former racing
commission secretary viii commission registrar
NeV York ms The Brooklyn Dodgers
ported %OO00 today after purchasing Lester B9s smuggling first
asSidn and Bob Cfbun 22yearod sonthpa finger from
s Aldntn Crackers They ,S report OF the close of the South
Pvr Association Campaign.
Calumet -AP 22-pound 4ounce landed off Cooper
Point Paul Harvey OF Waukegan H. in the lead in the Lake
superior Lake Trout Derby Tuesday An Spounder hooked by
E. Rowe of Cleveland Heights O.. previously the best.
he derby closing Sunday. offers $500 as first prize
Nv York ms - ChaIky Wright today for his
hsdsd meeting Nth Champion Joey Archibald for the feather
sght title ha1ng disposed of Paco Vd of Msxico City BY
tirth-rotmd knockout
orn of Battle Creek the medal in the Womens Western
Michigan Golf Association Tournament Tuesday Margaret Penn
erton OF Lansing strokes behind In match
y starting TODAY Mrs Sandborn engaged Mrs Fritz Meeke Of
1uskgon and Virginia Reed of Grand Rapids defending cham
aon met Grace Obenbach of Niles As champion Miss Reed
sialed automatically
Ne7e York ms Pete Bostlcks polo team BostUck Field
td top dWe today in the first National 2OGoa Polo
hdMPionshif BoSeks qndree oh BossViek seoyno fou,
III their goals turned back the Harcanss to Tuesday at
ffsStbwy, to tgia the title
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06

not only TO let the championship go
az now seems a virtual certainty
but also to finish in fourth place
with the odds on them In the PEN
nant scramble 10 to 1. They should
be so to l. The New York Giants,
Chicago Cubs, Boston Braves and
Philadelphia Phillies next are rat.
ed in that order for the second
division.
The New York Yankees seem 10
have the American League race
sewed up and carted away, despite
their recent slump and Doyle rates
them at l to s. II anybody cares
to lay such odds. The Cleveland
Indians are s to 1 in contrast to
their preseason position as favor
ties. The Boston Red Sox are 10 to
l and the fourth spot looks like a
toss-up among the Philadelphia
Athletics, Chicago White Sox and
Detroit Tigers.
St-Louis- Browns and Wash
ington Senators bring up the rear.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
Cubs Batter Merchant Hurlers Win by Score of to
Buck Newsom Loses Fifteenth
Game But it Was Brilliant One

Cleveland. Aug Marx
down another defeat Tor Louis
tBuoN Newsom-No. IS 70 the
season. in nct-hut treat him
gently Tor d,
The Detroit Tlser tWirier lost to
orilIiSn, duel Nits SouthpAw Al
Smith 0, the Cleveland Indians .
% IN the series opener last night
before SooSs fans Al Municipal
Stadium.
Although Re famed nine men
snd save only rive sits. NeWsom
came out second bes, vita the
Tigers unable 70 do as vel on SIX
hits In daylight game today.
the Tigers planned % use Al Rem
ton o. Johnny Corsica against
Jim Bsshy. y
Ne~som hlAnked the Indians on
one bit ever me sirst five innings
ard looked good enough 10 save
his ! 70 0 lead 70 tae finish. The
Tigers sad scored IN tie third on
Frank Crouchers walk. Nevsom' 5
sacrifice. and Barney McCosky 5
single
In the sixth. however. Smith and
Gee Walker singled for tAe Indians.
With two gone and two strikes on
Mickey Heath. the Indian right.
! ft+-1s=aisE- s.sGA.--4. -,,..--a=-.a rlSAt field
and n sailed on for three bases
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
Good Time Park Turns Back
to Horse, Buggy Time Today

Goshen. N. Y, Aug. GINS
It's back TO the buggy
days at good time park this after
noon. This is Hambletonian Day,
featured by the classic OF trot-
ting races, with its $3s,729.S6 in
booty for the best three-year-old
harness horses OF the year-and
petrol wagons be hanged.
Up here at Goshen, the subject
OF primary importance Is whether
Bill Gallon or His Excellency or
some darkhorse, as has happened
seven times in the past, VIII win
the Sixteenth Hambletonlan, de-
cided in two or more heats OF one
mile. Bill Gallon Is expected to
turn out a to 2 favorite in the
Pari-Mutuels.
Excitement runs high as 1t al
ways does under the inspiration Of
William H. Canes hospitality,
which fans out from the lawn par
ty at his good time stable to the
triangular track about a half-mile
away. Just how many people will
jam the stands and infield at race
time is the management's' secret.
II has never seen fit to correct
the pleasant fiction, which is now
tradition in at least one Metropoli-
tan Gazette, that the attendance
runs as abundant as $1,000.
Probably $4,000 spectators at
the outside, will see the big race,
for which nine owners posted the
final entry fee Of $500 yesterday.
Interest is so high, however, that
-PaFi-mutueis- for the after
noon is expected to 20 far over the
s91.421 at Hambletonian Day a
year ago, and the s42,36s on the
main race alone.
Whether all nine entries will go
TO the post will remain unknown
right up TO the final minute be-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
Pittsburgh Pirates Eight to
pne Shot Behind Reds, Dodgers

new YORK, Aug. g. ms - The
Ftsburgh Pirates. greatest come
Ackers OF the current baseball
ampaign who now nestle in third
lace, today were more or less Of
cially proclaimed as s to shots
ehind the St. Louis Cardinals
md Brooklyn Dodgers in the Ma
onal League pennant race. Fran
1e Frisch's Buccaneers may never
hake It and tie odds OF 3 to on
be Cardinals and 13 to 10 on the
dodgers say they won't. but In
Broadway Jack Doyle's revised
ook the long, long shots of a
Ponth ago now are the gents to
fstch in the pell-mell dash
trough the swirling dust Of the
kretch.
The Pirates now are rated as the
ark horses who might come
aroueh. They-are- playing role
those fabulous creatures of sport
no simply can't but sometimes do
In right over the heavily backed
tvorites. They have been building
p either to a great stretch drive
TO customary Pittsburgh finish
pr the last few weeks and they are
bming now at a pace which puts
hem in position TO capitalize on
ny back-sliding that may develop
rt in front where the Cards and
0dgers are fighting it out
With seven weeks of the season
emaining, the Pirates are nine
hmes behind the Cardinals and
light behind the Dodgers and there.
pre- not yet to be feared but we'll
orth watching
Cincinnati IA picked by Doyle
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
Rural Events
TODAY
05Iina

TODAY
Saline
Ice cream social and bazaar at the
h. James Lutheran Church.
AUGUST 7
Stony Creek =
Study Club OF Womsn's Society
/ Christian Service will meet at
be home OF Mr. and Mrs. Carl
bark.
Whitaker
Whitaker Evangelical Ladies
NJ will meet at church $3.50 p. m.
Sheldon
WSC.S. will meet at church.
sncheon at 1880.
7saoIe
Annual picnic of Pittsfield Lad.
s. Aid Society will be In. after
bon In Prospect Park. A potluck
Inner will he served
AUGUST 9
Willis
\ Annual Brick School reunion will
p held at the Darno Phelps home
lead In the. evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
Favorites Lead
In Net Tourney

Rye, y. Y. Aug SINS The IA
vorites in the Eas,eEn Grass Courts
Tennis Championship remained
supreme today as the tournament
went into third round play. but
most impressive smong them Is
Don Mcneil OF Oklahoma City
McNeills days OF adversely may
be at an end Judging from bis per-
Torrance In the Mestchestsr Coun-
try Club duels He won the national
title last year. and since has lad
more trouble winning = tournament
than any champ has had since ELS
worth Vines amateur DAYS.
William Umsteadter was victim OF
vicious attack by the Oklahcmsn
yesterday and bowed out So. SO
Other top-seeded stars who Ad-
vanced also encountered little trou-
BILE. Bobby Rigs breeSed through
to a 60. GO victory over William
Canning OF California Frank ko
vacs disposed ~ Gene Mako. Los
Angeles. g.. o.
Gardnar Mulloy the big Miami
Fla, star, had toughest competition
but finally emerged with a - 81
triumph over Joe Fischbach. John
Kramer dovnsd Francis shields,
"a. 81
The fayorites also ruled among
the women. Pauline Betz beat Mrs
a B. Martin. 80, 81 Dorothy Bun
!. d.
81. SIS. Hope Knowles extended
in the first set, drove back Jane
Stanton. los. So
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
NAMED HEAD COACH

Chicago. Aug. 6 ms 49, Carl
Snavely, who as director OF some
OF Cornell's greatest elevens has
become one of the nations leading
gridiron mentors, will act as head
coach for the College All-Stars in
their clash with the Chicago Bears,
pro football champions, in Soldier
Field the night OF Aug. %. An
nouncement OF Snavely's appoint
ment Tuesday completed the All
Star staff of five coaches. repro
senting all sections OF the coun-
try.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06

when Bruce Campbell failed in an
attempted circus catch
On only one other occasion did
TIE Indians get man as far as
second base The Tigers lost scor-
ing chances IN the first when Camp
bell and Pmky Higgins struck out
after McCnSky had tripled and
again m THE third when. With one
run m snd the bases full on singles
by Campbell and Higgins, Rudy
York grounded to the infield to
retire the side
Otherwise. Smith was boss over
The Tigers After the third only
two men got 20 first Tuck Stain
hack and Birdie Tehbetts on sin.
giles in the fitth and seventh. Smith
struck out eight men
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
Contest Ends
in Middle of
Seventh, Dark
In Tie For Place
of Challenger in
City League

In a game that was called In the
middle OF the seventh inning be-
cause OF darkness, the Cubs bat
tered two Merchant hurlers for
nine hits and seven runs to come
out the victor over the up-and-com-
ing Merchants rs. Although each
team scored twice In the final inn.
ing, these tallies were not included
in the final score because the game
was called with only one out in the
frame. At the time the Merchants
were in the midst OF a promising
rally but It was already too dark
to play safely before the inning be-
gan and the Merchants had to &C
cept their second setback Of this
half and see the Cubs pull into a
tie with them for the challengers
position.
Dean Allward and Bill Ely, the
two Merchant Fingers, did not
pitch what could really be called
bad ball but the fielding OF their
mates something much
less than wonderful. In all, the
Merchantmen booted seven balls
and all but one of them figured d.
rectly In the scoring so not much
could be expected of a pitcher I'm
der such conditions. Ely in a relief
role did a very workmanlike Job
but the damage had all been done
by the time he arrived on the scene.
Coming into the contest with one
out In the second inning and with
the Cubs ahead SO, Bill retired the
side without run scored and al
lowed but one man across the
plate In the remaining four inn.
ings.
He was no match, though, for the
Cubs left-handed Wrene who gave
up only four hits but whose Wild
ness enabled the Merchants to send
five runs across the plate. He would
have escaped with only two runs
charged against him. however, II
the usually reliable Cubs defense
had not buckled in the first inning
TO the extent of the Merchants tai
lying three runs. T his rally tied
the game, but after the Cubs three
run outburst in the second, the
Merchants weren't heard from
again.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06

cause Of owner-trainer- drive Doc
Parshalls reluctance to give up
on his colt Perpetual, Ill since
winning trial on the nearby
half mile track last Friday.
Whether the match chewing doc
tor decides, however. Perpetual
will not get as strong play as
might have received IL word OF
the colts illness had not come out.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
Boxing Results

(By international News Service)
At New York-lzzy Jannazzo, l4S,
decisioned the Cocoa Kid. IA. New
Haven. Conn. U0).
Wicky Harkins, 149. German
town, Pa, defeated Yussel Gold
stein. $50, New York Q0).
..Chslky Wright, 1875. Los Angeles
negro, scored technical knockout
over Pace villa, 1923, Mexico City,
(61
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
SEEKS COMEBACK

Saratoga Springs, y Y Aug s.
TNS-The unpredictable WhirlaNay
sought the comeback trail today,
Whirly was listed among the seven
starters In the $4,000 added Saranac
Handicap here at Saratoga this az.
ternoon. II the Calumet Farms
colt goes to the post, It will be his
first effort at conquest since the
rousing Arlington Classic in which
he was upset by Mrs. Parker Corn
ing's Attention
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
TRAP SHOOTER DEAD

Toledo. o., Aug. Sins Arthur
NJ. Albrecht. 10, one Of the best
known champion trap shooters in.
the Midwest. vas dead today,
killed when his automobile was de-
mollshed by a Pennsylvania Rail
road passenger train.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
TOPS EIEIn

Chicago. Aug g ms - YTs
Hayes Dansingburg OF ST Paul
topped the field Tuesday as Won.
ems Western Golf Derby went into
the second is holes OF medal play
in the 72-hole event over the Medi-
nah Country. Club course Mrs. Dan
singburg. who Is Minnesota state
champion. enjoyed ,Wo-stroke ad-
vantage over all competitors as
result Of her first round ~. a stroke
better than par
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
BAKER MAY BE OUT

Detroit, Mich. Aug GINS A
Detroit publication said today in a
dispatch from Cleveland. whae
the Detroit Tigers are meeting the
Indians, that Manager Del Baker
one-year contract would not be re-
-newed for 1912 but that Baker II
he so desires will remain In the
Tiger organization. probably as
manager Of farm club.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
WINS MARATHON

Winnipeg Man. Aug 6-INS-
Mike Abt OF Streator. III. Tuesday
VAS winner OF the i5S-mile bicycle
marathon from Winnipeg to Keno
"a. Ont His time Was nine hours
and five minutes Abt was ore Of
10 American entrants In the an
nusl affair. which drew a total en-.
try list OF e
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
New York at Boston (2).

NdUItS DtDIIU TpdHtT.
Tuesdays Results
Pittsburgh Z. Cincinnati s.
Boston 10, Philadelphia Q.
Chicago s, st. Louis 2.
Only games scheduled.
Today's Games
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at New York, night.
Boston at Philadelphia, night
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
Sports Calendar
TO-DAY
TiNN eadtIA RaAAhRlt

City League Baseball
United Stove vs-eubs- ReeH@s-
ton Park.
THURSDAY
Central Speciality vs.. Cunning
hams. Recreation Park.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
How They Stand

Tuesdays Results
Cleveland 2 Detroit l.
Washington 4, New York 8.
Boston 8, Philadelphia 5.
Chicago at st. Louis, rain.
Todsy's Games
Detroit at Cleveland.
Chicago at St. Louis az.
Philadelphia at Washington,
night. ----------------
New York AZ Roston 10Y
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06
TO BE PROFESSOR

Detroit, Aug. 6-AP-Bob Eel
Ter at the age of % will become
a professor next Tuesday when he
appears at the Lawrence Tech
Coaching School Teller. slated 10
be here with. the Cleveland Indi-
ans for two-game series with the
Detroit Tigers. will speak in the
morning session at Hackett -ield-
house.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-06

TOKYO-AP-Service by gaso
line-powered cars on 3s lines will
be suspended August 10 because Of
fuel shortage. the Railways minis
try announced Tuesday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-19
w

/. The legislature of 1909 adopted
resolutions declaring April 18th q
legal holiday in North Carolina. This
was the first official recognition Of
TINS kind given the date of April y,
1916. on which the North Carolina
Provincial Congress, IN session at
Halifax, adopted resolutions giving
the power to delegates to the Con-
tlncntal Congress to JOIN other dele
gates in a declaration of independ-
tncc from England.
.. Avery county, one of North Car
Glina's two youngest counties, was
formed by act of the legislature OF
1911 from portions Of Watauga. Cald-
we'll and Mitchell counties. The Jew
county was named for Colonel
Waightstill Avery, of Morganton. The
county seat. NeWland. was named in
honor of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. I.
NcWland, of Lenolr.
.. The total annual operating cost
for this State institution for last year
..as S22Q.G39 according to the report
to the 1917 general assembly. The
tate appropriation provided S62,390
Of this amount. and the receipts of
Inc StflboI Iltlll illtlolI iCSS tIlt ~
er fees made up the balance. The
average enrolment for the year, in
GLIDING summer school, was 9l2.
i. State Senator John w. Stephens
reconstruction leader in CasWell
county and one of Governor Holden's
right hand men. On the night Of May
4. 1870, Stephens was found murder
ed in a locked room of the cOurt
house.
5. The North Carolina Department
Of Agriculture collected a total OF
S3.6l9 in special taxes from dog fooc
manufacturers last year.
6. The first Easter service held ir
the Moravian burying ground il
Salem was on the morning of Apri
II, 1878. Before that year services
had been held elsewhere. Since tina
GATE, however, the Moravian Easter
service has been an annual event a
the graveyard.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-19
CLEMENTS HAS
SEVERAL CASES

Recorder r. f. Clements presided
over several charges today IN county
court.
Sam Hayes, Negro, charged with
bastardv was given six months on
the roads. suspended upon payment
of $50 into the office of the Clerk
of Superior court for the benefit OF
the prosecuting witness, Ida Mae
Anderson. He gave notice Of an APP
peal, and bond was set for 500.
George Parrish, faced the court,
charged with drunken driving. The
charge was amended to public drunk
enness and careless and reckless
driving. Prayer for judgment was
continued upon payment OF the
costs and damage to Nonal Davis car.
Robert Rainey. Negro. charged
with n~on-support, was taxed with the
costs. iS0
Melvin Marshall, Negro, faced the
court. charged with carrying a con
cealed weapon and using profane
language. He was given II months
Oh the roads.
Louise Logic was fined $40 and
costs for violating the N. {. labor
laws. She is alleged to have worked
Berline Myrjck, under l8, at a place
where beer is sold.