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Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-23
John Brown Center Of New Stormin
Kansas as MuraIs Arouse SoIons' Ire

art critic, but I'll wager those things
we call murals are no. art and
should be wiped off the state house
walls Phi Beta Kappa Senator
Stanley Toland intoned, Amen"
STARTLING --.
PORTRAIT
If Rudolph Hess showed up at
your front door carrying Hermann
Goering piggy-back, you probably
would gasp no louder than most
people do at their first glimpse Of
Curry's John Brown.
There he stands, rifle in 1one
hand and a Bible in the other, his
arms outstretched and his face
tilted skyward in violent and an
guished appeal. His hair and pro-
phet's beard are whipped by the
wind His mouth is open as il
calling up God to smite d own
his enemies Slain soldiers lie at
his feet In the distance a prairie
fire RACES and a tornado dips its
black funnel across the parched
plains. Here's the bleeding Kan
sas" of history to the life. =, n:
John Brown isn't the only issue.
Senator t. P. sskogard brsathS
fire and birthstone upon the almost
bald Curry head for painting
lump jawed bull and asserted that
Curry's cattle were too 'long-leg-
ged. .,sE,,
Other object to a farm scene
in which a Kansas mother, stands
with her child in arms, her dress
almost to her knees. This, affront
to womanhood and history inspired
Van De Mark to cry out: I'll yen-
ture that none of the women in
pioneer days of our state wore
dresses as short as Curry has paint
ed that womans dress"
UPHELD BY 1
OLD EDITOR ~ a..
None grumled, however, about the
buffaloes belly-deep in grass, the
plains Indians, Santa Fe Trail,
building the railroads or a scene
of kansas in the time of fruitful
harvest" Curry said this was a
painting of an unmortgaged farm
soaring at Chicago and Kansas City.
Curry found a true disciple in
with grain and live Stock prices
90-year-old F. H. Roberts, Oskaloosa
editor with first hand knowledge Of
some of Curry subjects. -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-23
Petuin Accused
Of EARLY Plea
For Surrender

General Gauc angular jean dare of Free France
veied
distant shores his countr against
his interview with
distinguished novelist
the French Africa The following dispatch
delayed
received in America by wireless
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Trans County Corp.
Toney, Nancy T., Elmer W., g.
Iris M.
Tooten, A. c. & Faye
Toprahan, Ian E.
Tyler, J. w. & w. H., Jr.
Vessey System Co. of Calf. ........
Violich, N. j.
Vogt, Carl S. & Mildred T.
w
Waldman, T. & Opal S.
Waldon, w. D.
Walker, Mack
Walters, Edward e. & Emma
Weber, Golden
Webster, j. c.
Washington, j. E.
West, VeSter a
Whitaker, j. B.
White, Orvella D.
White, Willie
Widney, Gladys
Wiley, Elizabeth
Wilkes, Daisy
Wilsie, Rose M.
Wilson, Florence r.
Wilson, N. L.
Williams, Elsie
Williams, Mary
Winner, Elena M.
WiSmer, Herman
Women's Civic improvement Club
Woodward, Lilly
Y
Young, K. & Elsie
Zachary, R. r. & Myrtle E.
Ear, Anthony
Zimmerman, S. F.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-23

Lindy, Rose
Little, Jane
Little, Robert
Lopez, Loisa, A.
Lopez, Rosa F..
Lovelady, J. s. &, frankie
Luckett, Lucy
Luallin, C. j. & Eva
McKusick, Huntington & Emma
A.
McClave, Mae
McCollum, M. H. g. Gertrude L.
McCown, Hobart
McCuistion, Mary T.
McCuistion, Tower
Mcdonald, G. A. & Minna w.
MCKINLEY, Mae S.
McNay, Geo. P. & Anna F..
nj
Maddox, H. E. & Neil
Maiseth, I. S. & Pearl M.
Majors, B. l.. & Elizabeth
Manley, F.. w. & Faye H.
Marcot, M. & Jennie
Marks, H. j.
Markovitz, Esobel & H.
Marshall, Ida j.
Mason, C. H.
MaStic, Max and Reba
MatSuma, Hatsuko
MaXiem, M. j.
MenSer, Mansel w.
Mermet, Ed.
Merryman, j. j. & Ruth L.
Meyer, Chas. F.. q Bertha
Mills, Jacks
Mixer, j. A. Daisy E.
Modem, Bernice
Montgomery, j. G.. & Rosa B.
Moore, John L.
Moore, Louisa
Moore, M. & Emma B.
Morales, John, Margarita, DAN
ielS Frank. David
Mordah, w. E. & Matte E.
Moretti, Edw. F..
Morse, Alice
Murphy, James
Naegele, Max
Naegele, M. & B. Verona
Naliboff, Sam
Nebel- l-Thau, Fred
Nice, Chas. & Marie I.
Nishimoto, Tom T.
Norris, H. B.
Norwood, Clifford T.
Norwood, Mary I.
NoWlin, Genevieve
Nowlin, George w.
NoWlin, J. T.
O'Bannan F..
Ocha, Erlinda
Ogivilie, Jane A.
ONeil, John j.
O'Neil, r. E. & Gladys
Osborn, Julia
Oswalt, j. S. & G. R. Scriven
Ramsey, Annette e.
Ray, A. L. & Anna Mae
Ray, O. j.
ReamS, Alice
Reid, Geo. H.
Remine, Fiay
Remington, P. & Barbara S.
Reynold, r. & Hazel
Riley, Chas. A.
Roberts, Arthur q Helen
Robertson, John r.
Robertson, John r.
Rodarte, CaSeano
Romero, Fred
Roose, F.. P.
Ross, A. A.
Royce, ChaS. E.
Royle, H. E. & Ruth M.
Ruff, ChaS. B.
Ruiz, Enriqueta
Ruiz, Librada
Saint Josaph's Hospital
Salgado, M. E.
Salgado, M. E. & Rosario E.
Schlanze, Chas. & Bessie
Sears, Elizabeth
Shaw, H. M. & RusSie w.
Skeels, l.. G. & Mabel c.
Skinner, Mary B.
Skinner, T. l..
Smalling, Roy E. & Era E.
Smith, Maybelie
Smyer, Frank
Snow, Alice T.
SoneS, ChaS. E. Trustee
Southern Calf. Baptist Conven
ton
Sourisseau, Geo. & May
Star Beverage Co.
Starr, S. S. & Ira N.
Stone, w. I. & Genevieve
Stout, Antionette
Sutton, Sam. A. & Alice w.
Pain, Clyde r.
Palmer, Walter l..
Parent, Frank & Ethel
Parker, T. E.
Parks, Beverly E.
Pentacostal Church of God
Patterson, G. F..
Phifer, Melian
Pitzer, ChaS. E. & Nina l..
Pitzer, Nina d.
Pool, Hattie
Portola ScurtreeS Co.
Powers, John
Printz, Ruth
Purdy, Bert & Hazel
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

...J uc interesting, ana we think
some value, for the State At large
90 .lvoW definitely once and Tor all
what The true conditions are at the
University. Ii communism is being
preached OF tolerated by or at the
institution the public has the right
10 snow 1t. We do not believe the
people OF this State would approve
the doctrines of this kind. which are
radically at variance with American
theories of government. and which
originated. At least governmentally.
IN Russia. 4 country which certainly
s. not q democracy, and which is to-
day an ally of Germany, which is
The adversary OF Britain, which we
are turning heaven and earth to try
81 help md to save.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08
MARINES RECRUIT
SPECIAL RESERVES

a drive for the recruiting of a
special class OF reserves for I'M
mediate assignment to active duty
with the regular Marine corps is now
under way.
Qualifications for enlistment in
this particular class of reserves are
the same as for regular Marine corps.
Applicants must be between the ages
of 10 and rs, in sound physical con-
ditiOn, have the equivalent of an 9Th
grade education or better land be of
good moral character.
Immediately upon enlistment the
reserve is assigned to active duty
and viii remain on active duty for
the duration of the present limited
national emergency. He will be sent
to the Marine barracks at Paris Is
land, S.. c., for training and instruc-
tons the same as n who enllSts IN
the reserves will be the same as that
of the regulars. Ratings and pro-
motions will eb made in the same
ratio with the regulars. Any time
in the future that the authorized
strength Of the regular Marine corps
is increased this class or reserve will
be given the opportunity to trans
fer to the regulars.
Recruiting offices are maintained
in the Post Office buildings Of Ra-
leigh, Winston-Salem, and Charlotte.
Interested men should apply in per-
son or write for further information
and application.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08
At Chapel Hill

That is 4 rather frank statement
contained IN the letter in our
Others Views" column today from
Harvey Lebruu of Chapel Hill about
the Communist dominated local
branch Of the American Student
Union at the seat of the State Uni
VerSity, We do not personally know
this correspondent, something which
is equally true as regards many
others who contribute TO this column.
But the letter is reproduced in good
faith.
1t seems that there are varying
ideas at Chapel Hill, as elsewhere,
about the lend-lease bill. A short
while ago a writer from the same
town asked publication Of a com
munication attacking the aid to
Britain measure, which was given.
Now Mr.. Lebrun declares "a small
group of pseudo-pacifIcts have OBJ
tanned strategic positions on the edl-
torial staff of the official University
paper, the Daily Tar Heel, and in the
discredited and split, but still com
munist dominated, local branch of
the American Student Union, and,
by their editorials and handbills
vociferously campaign against eff
fective action in aid Of the allies,
while the rest Of the University com
munity sits by and does nothing"
In recent years something of a
controversy has ragged around
charges that communist activities
were being carried on at the Univer-
sity. The allegation was as vigorous
ly denied as it was made, but didn't
silence the claims. One newspaper
even went so far as to send a staff
man to Chapel Hill to spend a week
in investigating conditions, and he
concluded communism did not exist.
What Mr.. Lebrun knows about at
fairs at the University is not a mat
tor of knowledge TO us, but Of and
for himself he makes bold to voice
his own opinion. How generally he
is searching an outlet for his charges
we do not know, either. But it
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08
NOTICE.

Juder and by virtue of the au-
tuufjtV contained in that certain deed
T.. trust executed and delivered by
20Xanna ReaVis and her husband
Sunny HeaVis to the undersigned
Trustee on the 30th day of August,
1888. and recorded in Book l72 page
G16 Of the Vance Registry, default
haVlng been made in the payment of
the debt thereby secured and at the
request Of the holder of the same
will offer for sale at public auction
Tor cash at the Court House Door
in Henderson, N. c. at IL o'clock.
noon, on Wednesday, the 18th day
OF March, l94l, the following de-
scrlbed real property:
Beginning at an iron pin at Eliza
beth Harris Southern corner on Fair
Ground Street and run thence along
Harris line 200 feet to an iron pin,
Elizabeth Harris corner in Joshua
Norman's line; thence along Nor
mans line S 20 E 1919 fet to an iron
pin Norman and Jonn Blacknall's old
corner; thence along Blacknall's lot
N 5 f to a pin in the edge of Fair
Ground Street; thence along Fair
Ground Street N % w 38 1-2 feet
more or less to the place of begin
ming.
This 7th day of February, 1941.
HENRY T. POWELL, Trustee.
8-15-22-l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08
Our Rowing Solons

So the legislature is to take another
trip. 1t has hardly returned from
one-at the State University-until
it votes unanimously to take an
other. this time o Elizabeth City,
down IN the AIDemarle country. 1t
is too bad the lawmakers are not
meeting in the summer so they could
go a bit further and take in the Lost
Colony production at Manteo.
What the purpose of the Elizabeth
City jaunt may be is not clear, other
than it is Just another trip. Maybe
there VIII be another, possibly seVe-
raj others, before the session ad-
iourns sine die sometime in the
spring.
How much these junkets cost and
who paws for them would be an in
teresting bit Of information. l. the
State is footing the bill, it would
seem to be an unnecessary expense.
If the communities visited are put
ting up the cash, it IS a matter TOR
the legislators themselves to decide
as to accepting so much gracious
hospitality.
Perhaps it might help in getting
additional paving in these parts If
the boys could be brought to Hcnder-
son and shown some of our bottle
neck accident regi-ns like no-man's
land and dead man ) curve, Where
the highway mortality las been high
and fatalities more or less rrequent.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08
A\SNIRS.

/. The legislature Of 1899, the first
Democratic legislature after tn,
fusion regime. passed this act which
required railroads tu furnish ,,par-
ate accommodations for white uuc
colurs7 passengers.
2. \ l-,.i Of S252.76 for this fis-
cal year. The total receipts from Slot
and vending machines are estimated
a SI31.2g3 t0r this year.
3. Thlee-Mrs. Annie Burgin
Craig, Mr.. ". " Kitchen and Mrs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
In The Superior Court.
Before The Clerk,

State OF North Carolina:
County of Vance:
John B. Hunt and wife, Olivia p
Hunt, Luke Williamson and wife
Della Williamson. Hezekiah Harri.
and wife. SOlonius p. Harris, Lula
{. Jerman and husband. Plummel
Jerman.
Herman Perry (unmarried); Nick
Harris and wife, Henrietta p. Har'
ris; Lizzie Perry (unmarried)
Matte C. Malloy (unmarried)
Solonius Hunter and husband
Jerome Hunter; Della G. Judkins
and husband, Wesley Judkins'
Matthew Coleman and wife, Lizzie
Coleman; Virgie Lee Keys and hus-
band, David Keys; Thomas Cole.
man (unmarried); Geneva G. Peter
and husband, Jesse Peten, Sallie
G. Suggs and husband, Alex Suggs
and Robert F. Peace and wife
Bessie w. Peace.
The defendants Nick Harris, Hen
'ietta Harris, Lizzie Perry, Matte c.
Malloy, Solonius Hunter, Della G.
Judkins, Matthew Coleman, Lizzie
Coleman, Virgie Lee Keys, David
Keys, Thomas Coleman, Sallie 6.
Suggs, Robert F. Peace and Bessie
w. Peace, will take notice that an
action entitled as above in the nature
OF a Special Proceeding has been
commenced in the Superior Court of
Vance County, North Carolina, for
the sale of real property held by the
Parties in this action as tenants in
common, for partition.
And the defendants, Nick Harris,
Henrietta Harris, Lizzie Perry, Mat
tie c. MallOy, Solonius Hunter, Della
G. Judkins, Matthew Coleman, Lizzie
Coleman, Virgie Lee Keys, David
Keys, Thomas Coleman, Sallie c.
Suggs, Robert F. Peace and Bessie
w. Peace, will further take notice
that they are required to appear at
the office of the Clerk of the Su-
Perior Court Of Vance County, in the
Courthouse in Henderson, N. c., on
the 4th day of March, l94l, and an
sWer or demur to the compliant in
said action, or the plaintiffs will ap-
ply to the Court for the relief de-
handed in said complaint.
This the 3lst day of January, l941.
E. O. FALKNER,
Clerk Superior Court Vance County.
Gholson g. Gholson,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
l-8-l5-22
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08
TO GET
CREDIT ON TAXES

Charlotte. Feb. 8.-When making
out federal income tax returns, mo-
florists in North Carolina may de-
duct money paid u during 1910 as
d result Of the states gasoline tax
rate and South Carolina motorists
may not do so, Coleman w. Roberts,
president of the Carolina Motor Club
said yesterday in reporting on income
tax reductions allowed car n
by reason Of. auto operations.
n North Carolina the gas tax re-
aard"d as a consumers tax and in
South "arn''l9. it is a distributors
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08
OTHERS VIEWS
CHAPEL HILL VIEWPOINT

+. disheartenino fac, IN ,nr
'~......,. noIi-ic,l 1ito mi , MI
o.. ~ - Director, fo = nnnnIar In-
.....c ~e1srye or policy cam make
-, .99aS.,.aD 50 yocjterous rs al
,.-- =. !,cr-l3de m, maiorjtv ma,
In Is moi in the majority and therebv
.r... more amenabIe IN nlIltfy-
H., IS decision and frustrating i.
de-. r,.
.,.,+ .,o ,roa,. .aa
$50 p,.os'don+, ,.",ro"d
an 81 "a Horn u, rL1',aI IN
.r ..,,-, ~ ,,-a,@a~ nao;t,,.
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nynr,ybaID.,s r..v .,
and f~arlljtv ,, an an aaf.,,.a
sr5 20 ~ Ertafn-
Short of no+h.ng .roIv II inc Ina,
we the ren-Es- .t .,.. r,.I....s
orr nans I'm ..,d and I4- 5H
know. , ~, Tnaa~. IN,
terms whore va ...,d md H., w..
oypect them +o Vote md v.,r,- fnr
our yievpoint
War VIII come 3, ~. n~v,,-,v
he allies are beaten. l. viii no+ c,.aa
.}ecalse Of o,Ir aid IN. Ioc,',.o ~ .,,
allure 10 ohser,,e na,14r,fi+v /, IN
'ome because, and wben. HITLER VIII
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08
NOTICE.

have this day qualified before
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Vance County, North Carolina. as
ExecutriN OF the Estate of my hus-
band, the Late William II. Wade, and
this is to notify all persons holding
claims against said Estate to present
them to the undersigned on or be-
fore February End 1912, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar Of their re-
cOVcry, Persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make prompt
settlement.
This the LIST day Of February, l94l.
MRS. JENNIE L. WADE,
EXecutriX of the Estate Of the
Late William H. Wade,
Deceased.
J. p. & j. II. Zollicoffer,
Attorneys.
1.4-15-oo-1-9
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08
The Schoo! Problem

Win the retirement measure .g
plying to school teachers and othc,
State employees we'll on its way L.
unal enactment, legislator are still
wrestling with the question OF
whether TO add a ninth month OF d
twelfth grade TO the State-supported
school system. There is division OF
opinion as To- which, If either, to up-
prove on whether to provide either
or both.
II would be Il great step forward
To establish both-if the State could
afford 1t, but that is a tremendous
.. The matter is not as important,
,ru.a nj standpoint, for children
Who complete their education upon
graduation from high school as for
those who wish to continue in col
icgc or university. Those not pu.
suing their education are not con
lronted with the necessity Tor more
complete groundwork in advance,
though. OG the other hand. if they
are mot going any further they would
1y better off with Il more thorough
training II high school before quit
.u1 the class room for keeps.
\ Hutu m nth would permit OF
mleh more i~horoughness in work in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

tax, This legal distinction enables
North Carolinians to save many dol
lars over their South Carolina
neighbors. In North Carolina, MI.
Roberts explained, five cents of the
six-cent tax car be deducted on
Federal returns. The one cent part
of the total tax, which goes to the
federal government. is not deduct
able.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

JOHNSON'S TRAFFIC WAX -.
10. l n D 10. cans, A quantity price
Tor large users of wax. Watkins
~ 1-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

STRAYED-FOUk PIGS. F1IDrD
Fairgrounds. %"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS pon
all occasions fresh from Il green'
houses. We grow the flowers na
sell Brldgers-The Florist. Phone
$50 day or night. '9'ie
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

OUR BODY AND FENDER M
partment is eveready to do all kinds
OF body and fender painting and
repair work at moderate Dricns
EVeready Chevrolet Co., phona
T07. (4)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

WANTED TO BUY A YO1-Nc
work steer and a young milk co"-
Phone 360l, c. f. Burdick at p.
leigh Granite Co., Grevs,one ga
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER BIG
lot Of furniture and other items.
Extra good values in this lot. r.
(. SatterWhite & Sons, near Fire
Station. 1-f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

YOU CAN INCREASE THE VALVE
and improve the appearance Of
your home with Vita-Var paints
e US for your requirements. Tam
ner Roofing Co., phone SOC. II
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

Finland lies between the Goth and
10th degrees Of latitude.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

PlOW LINES, 29c PER PAIR %
yards long, pure thread u
Backbands, 39c each with five ' in%
buckles. Watkins Hardv.ara CC"'CN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

BABSON, THE NOTED ECONOM-
list says, now is the time to build.
And we have prepared in , large
way to take are OF your building
material needs. Come TO see us.
Alex S. Watkins. THE Place Of
Values.' Slit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

FIVE ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT,
Cooper avenue. All modern con-
Veniences, air conditioned. See J.
B. Gee Or call 830-W or 366.
Wed-sat
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

PLUMBING EXPERTS-WE WILL.
look over your plumbing without
obligation and submit figures on
repairs and Improvements. Keep
your plumbing modernized. J. G.
Wheeler, Jr., phone 1878 or 8l2-J
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

FARM FOR RENT: EIGHT MILES
from Henderson. 80 acres tobacco.
5 acres cotton. Write Farm" care
Daily Dispatch.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

FOR SALE: TWO NICE FRESH
young milk cows giving four and
five gallons daily. Qualities all
right in every way. Claude Flem-
ing, Wise, N. c. 5-&-6
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

GET PRICES ON OUR USrD C,no
before you buy. Z & Z Notor 1 NH
Dodge and Plymouth deaInrI 20,
Chestnut street. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

RELIABLE MAN FOR ESTABLISH
ed Watkins rural route. Good
steady year-round earnings. Write
J.. r. Watkins, Richmond. Virginia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

SURPLUS FARM MACHlNhhl
can be sold or traded for o'hel
things. A want ad in thys column
will do the job. Try one. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

FRESH BARBECUE AND BRUINS
wick stew cooked Sunday. Vance
Filling Station, Norlina Road,
Phone 633-JX. Silt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

BUY OR BUILD A HOME n
building and loan way. We 1urnlsll
the money quickly no Wal'lns'
Henderson Building & Loan AS
ISOLATION, AL. B. Wester, Secy' o>
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

AFFORDS PRINTING & OFFICE
Supply Co., phone 62-olfers you
quality printing and everything for
the office at reasonable prices.
Wise men buy at home. 6-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

THE MOST MODERN TYPE SHOE
repairing. Repairs don't snow
Gives old shoes that neW-shoe ap-
pearanCe. See W work. Phohe
638. GriSsom's Shoe Shop. 3-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Having qualified as Admlnls'ratoi
Of the Estate of J. w. keeton, oe,
ceased, late of Vance County Nolui
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the sald eslats
to exhibit them to the undersigned
Or to their attorneys in Henderson
N. c., on or before the Atm gay ~
January, 1912, or this notice VIII VI
pleaded in bar of their recovery az ~
persons indebted to this estate WIZ
please make immediate payment,
This the 4th day of January, l'7''
J. H. & A. B. KEEION'
Administrators of the Estate
of j. w. keeton.
GholSon & Gholson,
Attorneys for Administrators.
4-ll-l8-25-l-8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

CALL BAKERS FOR YOUR NEXT
repair job. Try u invisible man,
soling, no nails or sewing. Cant
tell they were ever half soled
Phone 142-J. lru
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

FOR SALE: NICE SIX ROOM
house and good lot located besloe
Methodist church in Middleburg.
Mrs. J. M. Wells. 5-oll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

PERHAPS YOU'VE NOTTC--
Fabric under pearl buttons I
rot out. That's b~ecaus. NGtSht
doesn't lmger around pc.rI I pYe
tons after washing, as il docs out
certain types of metal f."'m
Insist on Pearls. OHeIS'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

ADMIRING EYES WILL FOLLOW
you when you wear garments that
are cleaned like new by Valet
Cleaners & Dyers, phone 464, 7-0o
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales TO-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-08

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