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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-25
NOTICE..

Having qualified as Administration
b.! the Estate of Florjnc H. Porter,
deceased, late OF Vance County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate Of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned, or TO his
attorneys in Henderson, North Car
DINA. on or before the 25th day OF
February, 1912, or this notice viii
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the estate
viii please make immediate pay
ment.
This the 25th day of February,
1871.
P. NJ. PORTER,
Administrator Of Estate Of
Florine H. Porter.
GhOlSon & GhOlsOn,
Attorneys for Administrator.
25-4-ll-l8-25-l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-25

There are far more color-DII
men than women.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-25

MAN OR WOMAN For FSTAB-
lished grocery route in Henderson.
Average earning, $500 weekly.
Write Bon SOL, Richmond, Vr-
ginIa. 24Zl.
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RIGHT FOOD FOR
GOOD HEALTH
Your Health and Vitality De-
pends on Proper Food
and Right Amount
BY CHARLOTTE SPENCER

The neighborhood grocer is in an
excellent position to promote good
food habits. His customers have
confidence in him and look to him
for suggestions about what to buy.
He can give guidance in individual
food problems, whether it is a
question of trying to make one dol
lar do the work of two, or of pick
ing the most suitable grade of can
ned goods.
American grocers We're well rep
resented at the recent National
Nutrition Conference in Washing
ton. Both independent grocers and
chain store representatives took
active part in the discussion and
planning of how American people
can be taught to eat more health
fully.
Perhaps you have notived that
your grocer is now advertising
such things as tomatoes 10 cents
a number 212 can, rich in vitamin
c, or pork loins, 3p cents a pound
rich in vitamin BIZ. Such adver-
tising is your grocer's effort to CO.
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minutes. Then strain over the soft.
ened gelatine, stir until gelatine is
dissolved. Put in refrigerator and
chill until stiff.
To serve: Fill chilled consomm6
cup Il to Il full of tomato jelly,
then fill remainder of cup with
jellied consomme Madrilene.
Gay accents for Jellied Soups:
After condensed consomme has
been jelled in the can in the re.
frigerator empty it into a bowl and
gently mix through it
tablespoons of finely chopped
tomato and l teaspoon chopped
ehiVes
Or l tablespoon of finely chopped
cucumber and 2 tablespoons tomato
Jellied condensed consomm6
Madrilene is another soup that be.
comes something very special in.
deed when accented this way. After
it has been ielled empty it into
bowl and mix through it
tablespoons Of finely chopped
fresh tomato
Or tablespoons of finely chop
ped avocado
Or 2 tablespoons OF chopped
cucumber
Serve these soups IN chilled cups
with a wedge of lemon sr lime.
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thing hot as the following dish be.
cause, of course, no meal should
consist of all cold food. We need
hot food, for good digestion's sake.
Besides the contrast of hot food
following the jellied soup steps up
even further the enjoyment of both.
Nowadays serving jellied soup is
no problem. Condensed consomme
jells in the can when placed in the
refrigerator; so do condensed con.
somme Madrilene and condensed
consomme Printanier. Just whisk
open the cans and tumble out the
sparkling amber jelly.
But here's a little trick for those
occasions when you feel a gala
mood on the way. It consists of
tomato jelly on the bottom of the
cup and jellied consomme on top.
The red shimmering through the
amber Of the consomme gives a
truly enchanting two.tone effect.
Put it together this way:
For the Tomato Jelly:
cups tomato juice
Y lemon, sliced
tablespoons sugar
l teaspoon salt
l tablespoon gelatine (softened
In 4 cup cold water)
Combine tomato juice, sliced
lemon, sugar and salt. Bring to boil
ing point and simmer for 10
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Radiant Living
THE CHANNEL
OF POWER
BY Rev. G. NJ. Griffeth
Pastor Methodist Church
Cecilton, Md.

Nearly everyone recognizes to-
day the value of right thinking.
But very few practice it.
1t is just as important to think
right as it is to multiply correctly.
But right thinking however in
wolves spiritual thinking.
Any thinking that neglects,
omits, or excludes the consideration
of Gods truth and its application
to ones life, or ones relationship to
God, is erroneous thinking and can
never bring one to the solution of
his problem.
This is why the greatest of all
teachers directed us to seek first
the kingdom of God and His right
eousness.
The more spiritual is your think
ing, the larger and the clearer is
the channel through which the di-
vine blessings and the heavenly
aids will flow into your life.
In the FIRST place spiritual think
ing will safeguard you from MAX
ing the many mistakes and falling
into the many miseries which are
experienced by those who try to
live Independently of God
Spiritual thinking will daily bless
you because it continually brings
your mind into harmony with the
Divine Mind 1t erects something
of Jacobs ladder" down which
come the angels Of God to bring to
you the messages by which God
seeks to direct your life toward
success and happiness.
Like turning the dial of your
radio to get the program you want.
spiritual thinking tunes your mind
to receive from the DIVINE mind
clearer comprehension of that truth
which blesses your life.
Spiritual thinking is the channel
of that power that will make your
life radiant.
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operate with the national nutrition
program by making you more
aware of the vitamin content of
various foods.
Get your vitamins here" might
be chosen as the grocer's slogan
since good food is the surest, as
well as the cheapest SURGE of vita
Minis for the healthy person.
The widespread use of enriched
bread. a substitute for de-vitamin-
lied white bread, has been made
possible by the cooperation of
American grocers. Without their
aid. the combined effort of millers
and nutritionists would have ae-
complished little.
Throughout the country many
groeers are using the increased in
terest Of their customers in nutri-
tion as an opportunity to increase
their sale of the vitamin rich pro-
tective foods. Window nutrition
exhibits attract customers and
teach them what they should buy.
An attractive window exhibit
can be made using the L. S. Gov
eminent folder Eat the Right
Food to Help Keep You Fit This
leafiet lists the kinds and amounts
of food a person should have every
day to supply a nourishing well
balanced diet Using the leaflet as
a basis, a grocer can easily prepare
a window exhibit showing the
kinds and amount of food a family
should buy for day or week.
Any grocers who might be inter
ested in planning such an exhibit
may write State Board of Health
in Dover to get copies of leaflet.
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the time your toast is ready.
A velvety-smooth MOCHA NUT
ICE CREAM made In short order
in any of the new-fashioned ice
cream freezers: Soak l tablespoon
gelatin in V cup milk. Heat 1s
cup milk, l cup coffee infusion, and
l pint whipping cream together and
to this mixture add the gelatin.
Stir until gelatin dissolves; then
add 11s cups brown sugar and 2
beaten egg yolks. Blend carefully.
Remove from flame; add Il tea
spoon salt and 2 teaspoons vanilla
extract. Assemble modern ice
cream freezer. Pour the mixture
into the freezing container; adjust
the dasher and cover tightly. Pack
mixture of 3 parts ice and / part
salt around the freezing container.
Turn crank slowly but steadily.
When mixture becomes too stiff to
turn, remove lid carefully. take out
dasher; and blend In u cup broken
nut meats. Pack down evenly with
a spoon. Cover ice cream with wax
paper and replace lid. Draw off
water and replenish ice and salt
mixture. Cover and allow to hard
en- at least one hour before serving.
fol -"'"- MA.
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a hard day of drilling or field
maneuvers.
The boys in camp, going through
the arduous routine of becoming
top-fiight fighting men, realize the
value of that five-cent miracle
the soft drink. It's as national to
them as tea is in England; coffee
in the Scandinavian countries; and
wine in Italy or France.
Beverages, along with candy and
chewing gum, are '1uxuries" to
buck privates because they must
buy them with their own money.
Their clothes, their grub, their
sleeping quarters and medical care
are all provided.s It's up to the
boys themselves to find means of
relaxation and refreshment after
their tour of duty is finished for
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being used. Then slit the paper
and pass the beater through it.
Here's delicious recipe for
APRICOT GINGERBREAD TURN
OVER: Cream q cup shortening
and l cup light brown sugar. Sift
together 3 cups flour, u teaspoon
baking soda, l teaspoon baking
powder, a teaspoon salt, l tea
spoon ginger, and l teaspoon CHINA
mon; and add to first mixture. I'm
til ready for use store in refriger-
ator-preferably an air-conditioned
ice refrigerator where there will be
no danger of the mix drying out or
absorbing odors. The properly
moist, clean-washed air of the ice
refrigerator will keep the mix fresh
until you are ready to proceed with
your baking. When ready to bake,
remove mix from refrigerator and
break up with fork. Beat 2 eggs
well and to them add l cup sour
milk and q cup molasses. Add this
liquid mixture gradually to dry in
gradients; beating constantly. Blend
well. Place 215 cups canned apri-
cots (well-drained) in the bottom
of well-greased square cake tin, and
pour the gingerbread batter over
fruit. Bake In moderate oven
(350') for approximately As min
utes. Remove by inverting cake
pan. Serve warm with whipped
cream.
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Church Given $1,000
For Care of Burial Lot

PHILADELPHIA. = A $1,000
legacy for the perpetual care of
the Revolutionary war Gen.
Mad Anthony" Wayne's burial
lot has been awarded by the
court to Old st. David's church
in Radnor, Pa. The money was
bequeathed in the will of Mrs.
Mary Atlee Wayne Wirgman,
descendant of General Wayne
Smyrna times., 1941-08-14

T TNCLE SANS new defenders
- make only s21 a month-but
that buys for them a lot of luxuri-
Gus essentials at nickel a shot.
These Army lads have discovered
that commonplace luxuries of
civilian life are actual necessities
for relaxation from service routine
and they're satisfying most of their
desires for five cents.
That old "jitney" stands up as a
major spending item in the Post
Exchanges, the modern canteens
that have been installed at most of
the Army cantonments. A bar of
candy, package of chewing gum
or a bottle of their favorite soft
drink costs only nickel but
they're worth their weight in gold
when the gang is relaxing after
Smyrna times., 1941-08-14
Pot Roast Dinner is "Tops" Again

THE current interest in contribut-
= ing worn aluminium pots and
pans for defense purposes has in
spired many homemaker to bring
forth that old iron kettle of other
days-which cooks the perfect pot
roast with vegetables. 1t is so easy
to use over top burner Of the mod
ern gas range which offers the high
fast fame for browning the meat
and the instant change to simmering
temperature for the long slow cook
ing to juicy tenderness And it's a
cool, effortless way to cook a deli
cious and nutritious meal to bolster
the fanlily's strength and morale at
this or any other season of the year.
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the day.
And so the Post Exchange be-
comes their gathering place in the
evening where they can spend their
nickels cautiously but enjoyably.
Even when they're spending nickels
on candy or soft drinks the soldiers
are helping their country.
Benefited are the farmers who
produce the sugar cane, or beet
sugar, and the fruit juices for fla
voring; the workers who produce
bottles; box wood for the cases,
the machinery, automobiles and the
other adjuncts of production.
Twenty-one dollars month isn't
a fortune by any means, but it can
90 a long way for buck privates
when they spend it judiciously-
a nickel or so at time.
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BIG BEAN FEAST

How would you like to serve your
family a meatless menu for supper
tonight? A big substantial meal
with plenty of good stout eating to
fill up your men folk. Man and
boy alike, they'll take to the idea
if you serve them big potful of
beans for the main course of the
meal. Serve old-fashioned oven
baked beans, the vegetarian style
prepared in tart tomato sauce.
They're sure to hit the spot tucko
in a fat bean pot and topped WI
big slices Of Bermuda onion. Here
how:
Smyrna times., 1941-08-14
BY FRANCES PECK
Heinz Home Institute

take but a trice to turn out. You
can order the rolls from the baker
if you like, open up a jar of apple
butter, put on a pot of coffee and
make this savory salad, and the
meal will be done:
STUFFED EGG SALAD
Hard cook
6 eggs.
Flute eggs by cutting with Ell,
of pairing knife in saw tooth
fashion around center of
egg, cutting through to yolk.
Remove and mash yolks.
Combine yolks With-
2 tablespoons chill sauce
l teaspoon pure cider vinegar
3 tablespoons mayonnaise
B teaspoon salt.
Refill egg whites with egg yolk
mixture, then arrange on lettuce
leaves, using two or three halves
per serving. Garnish with thinly
sliced radishes, capers, pimien.
or pepper strips.
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VEGETARIAN BEAN
CASSEROLE

Place IN casserole or baking dish
l large (25 oz.) can oven-baked
beans, vegetarian style.
Arrange over beans
Thin slices onion.
Dot onion slices Uith-
Butter.
Bake in a m o derate oven
$3.50 F. 25 minutes. Remove
from oven and sprinkle lightly with
paprika and minced parsley. Serve
with chill sauce.
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bali at any dime store and drop the
tea-ball, full of chopped onion. into
the soup while In the making.
When lingerie straps on slips and
brassieres wear out try replacing
them with narrow silk elastic. The
Smyrna times., 1941-08-14
PLOT FOR A CHURCH
LUNCHEON

Here's tasty tip for church
luncheons planned on minimum
budget Of time and money-serve
quick and easy one-dish m S
made the ready-to-serve way. A
big, abundant stuffed egg salad,
hot rolls, apple butter and coffee
will make fine substantial fare and
Smyrna times., 1941-08-14

To pre- V Q n t
eggs from splat-
tering while u.s.
ing an egg beat
er, cut a piece
or wax paper
just he size
nee es sary to
Cnupr fha hnuyI
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S:.~c&>a"ss
Of Helpful Household Hints
and Recipes
Conducted by ELEANOR HOWE

To assure the success of your din
ners, keep a file of the favorite
dishes of your favorite guests.
Smyrna times., 1941-08-14

II you want TO
flavor soups with
onion without
directly adding
the onion to the
s o u p, buy an
aluminium ea-
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Summertime Cookies
BY Katharine Fisher
Director, Good Housekeeping Institute

The perfect accompaniment summertime beverage
aeful of cookies But it's much spending
hours making the odfashoned rolled and
though they Hence these recipes drop sliced
these you'll find keep cookie
outdoors beckoning.
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place the but
ter In a small
granite tea
pot and put
near a hot
burner. Then
the b u t [ Ell
will melt by
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and add a novel touch.
When breaking eggs for mullins
or puddings, use the golden yolks
for added richness. But place the
whites in bowl and keep the bowl
in the cold, properly moist atmos-
phere of the modern air-conditioned
ice refrigerator, where they will
not dry out or absorb odors. You
will soon have enough whites for
an angel cake.
If you have difficulty spreading
hard butter on breakfast toast,
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Sparkling Inviting.
is this new TzVO-TOne
.JELLIED SOUP
by Dorothy Greig

TELLED look cool that the sparkling sight of
them the table is refreshing. Their deicately edgy
flavor delights, too
In beginning meal with eled soup, plan to have some
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THRIFTY AND NIFTY

For thrifty trick to tone UP an
inexpensive piece of meat, place a
flank steak in your roasting pan,
season with salt and smother with
slim slices of silver onions. Then
pour on a whole bottleful of chill
sauce. Good thick, slow-pouring
chill sauce made of vine-ripened
aristocrat tomatoes cooked down
with old-fashioned sweets and
spices. Just the kind of chill sauce
your own mother used to put up on
a steaming August day in her
country kitchen. You get an extra
snappy flavor when this spicy chill
sauce has simmered and seeped
down into the heart of this dish.
It's easier than most flank steak
recipes too, and better than others
by far when you follow this set of
directions:
FLANK STEAK
Score lOell-
l flank steak.
Place IN rooster, then sprinkle
lightly avith-
Salt.
Slice
Il peck silver onions and arrange
over steak. Sprinkle onions
lightly with salt.
Pour oVer top
l medium (12 oz.) bottle chill
sauce.
Cover and bake in a moderate
oven $3.50 F. 4 hours. If meat
gets d,'y, add hot water.
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elastic takes up the strain caused
by moving around and reaching.
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Quick Date Slices
1A c. packaged biscuit mix
II c. bran-flake cereal
II c. finely chopped dates

z
Y c. brown firmly packed n C. bran-fake cereal
well 4 &c. finely chopped dates
shortening with until light Gradually add still
in bowl until blended Shape rectangle 6A~
in
Slice
for 8 mi Makes about cookies.
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Try usin g
C a n d y lemon
drops instead
of sugar in hot
tea. They give
the tea an ex-
cellent flavor
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All recipes tested by Good Housekeeping Institute.
Use Institute-approved measuring cups and spoons.
Measure level.
Lacy Oatmeal Cookies
egg Il tsp. salt
u c. granulated l C. rolled oats
sugar or brown sugar, tbsp. melted butter
firmly packed II tsp. vanilla extract
Beat the egg; then add the sugar and salt
gradually, while stirring. Next add the rolled oats
melted butter and vanilla, and stir until we'll
blended Drop by heaping teaspoonfuls onto we'll
buttered cookie sheet; then fatten into thin rounds
with spatula. Bake in moderately hot oven of
375oF. for to 10 min. Makes 15 cookies.
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Peanut Fruit Drops

2h c. sated peanuts, ground ia c. sweened
C..
tbsp. lemon
add
tablpoonf
350oF until goldenbown
drops Sailed fresh and purchased in
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Soft Molasses Jumbles


8 tbsp shortening 4 tsp salt
y brown sugar. firmly packed S1a sited alLpurpose
C.
tbsp baking soda g cold
shortening add
Add
add alternately while
Makes cookies
soda. 1t is
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
New Regulations to
Aid Home Repairing
For Defense Workers

Washington. D. G. Nov. 8 f94f-
Urgently needed repairs and re-
modelling 10 provide housing for de-
Tense workers viii be facilitated BY
recent slmpIification Of the pro-
cedure for excepting tnsfailment e
pair loans from the Federal Re-
serve Boards credlf-controllinR Reg
uIation W. Federal Housing Ad-
ministfator Abner II Ferguson an
nounced today.
This action by Defense Housing
Coordination Charles r Palmer Is
expected TO aid materially IN the
Repair for Defense campaign OF
building and allied industries, 81
cooperation with private lending tn
situations and the FHA-
AT the opening OF the campaign
in September. Administrator FER
guson stated that IN the present
emergency. when time Is OF such Inn
purtanee. the conversion and rehabi-
litation Of old houses together with
The maintenance Of properties. may
provide the most Accommodations IN
the quickest possible time at the
most reasonable cost. A large pro-
portion Of such repair loans are
insured under Title I Of the Nation
al Housing Act
Over $500 repair loans for $685.
? 900 uere reported for insurance
last month. ufpe Of the largest
months ii the history of the FHA.
Under the revised procedure. APP
pilcafsens for designation Of any
remodeling or rehabilitation Job IS
defense housing" (and therefore
excepted from Regulation w may
now be handled entirely by any OF
the i6 field offices o. the Division
Of Housing Coordination. without
being referred to the Coordinator In
washington.
the anplicatln may be submitted.
b. either the borrower on the In
Etitution proposing 20 extend the
credit direct 70 the nearest field
office. The field representative nov
has the power to act under aufhori-
y given him By the Cpordinator.
A. another aid 70 quick action.
the form upon which the applica-
tl0n has TO be made may be repro
dtred IN any quantity needed by In
dtvtdtfak lending institutions. etc.
The official title Of the form Is
Application for Designation Of RE-
modelling OF Rehabilitation as De-
Tense Housing for Exception from
Regulation w Copies may De OBJ
tanned from any Federal Reserve
Bank OF branch.
The definition Of Defense Hous-
also has been broadened. The
field representative Of the Division
q Housing Coordination examines
the information furnished IN the
light Of housing requirements for
persons engaged N national defense
activities in the officially oesignat-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

ma Act the artiex states ard h
seems safe 70 SAy thai. without me
influenee q ire PHA. rates tn many
parts Of the country would return 70
the hign levss prevailing prior 10
1904
The fourth ma ior inherent inflA-
ton co1tr0i is accelerated Rrnorti-
mfton provisions o. FHA-snxared
mortgages. Sueh a. have beer pro-
muARnted IN Title VI defense hous-
Ing Insurance regulations. Borrow
err under Title vi are required 10
pay q greater amount toward erin
rfpsl during the first five years
than = ordinarily required 70 amor
ttze 3 10-yeAr mortgage.
Ons reason for this the article
states. vas o introduce a. ele-
nert Of forced saving and thereby
tap the larger purchasing power ex-
pected 70 be enEendered Ia the de-
Tense areas This policy conforms
with the fiscal policy Of the q 8
Treasury 10 encourage savings and
q use taxes for the purpose OF de-
flating purchasing power and pre-
venting imitation"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
REAL ESTATE
ACTIVITIES IN
COUNTY GROW

Sale ~ the property OF Washing
ton street II Ocean Springs con-
tanning the tourist cottages. gasp
line station furniture. fixtures and
equipment Al 3 price nf si7b0 fea~
tAzFgd the real estate activities IN
Jackson County during the past
savefaI weeks aA0fdiug 70 the
resorts e Caaneerx Clerk PRED Tay-
ior. HE property was sold - TIE
0rean Sur5ngs state Bank ~ Albert
A Auer ann wife. Patricia II Auer.
oaeT real estate transactions
recorded recently included The fol-
lowing.
James Hartazn 70 VIII Du boss
East corner rs feet b. 10 feet lot
IS. Denny and MclnniA tract Sec
Elnn fa. 4 TBR Q W.
Clara Thompson and J. II
Thonpson. wife and husband. 20
airs MARY Lattlescn. 70 acres q all
Of EEa 81 Bwt Eecttnn - T & r s..
and sEa q NV and VI sne NWa.
Section J. TARA
Mira Mary IAttletou % r. l. Mc-.
GME00zAs SAINT N41tNkW AsAeu h0At
above.
Kills J. Richards and wife. Flor
cree Crete Richards 70 Armand
Fountain and wife. Mary Latlntey
Fountain. 10 EiIs J Richards and
wife. Florence CIRQUE Rfciiard3. hos
- b. . feet sec Is, 7 : g. II 9 W,
Pauline Brown to Richard Young.
house ard los Is b. fse feet on
jackson street. pazrax0aia.
Hiberusa Bank ard Trust Co. Of
New Orleans 20 Pauline J. Brown
same property listed next above,
Henrietta Z HFaytuu 70 r s.
Clark, lot eco b 800 feet containing
Is acres n Ma OF Ma. Sec ..
TTSR5W
AIRS Eivonia WextfaIl Alxell. Mrs.
Henrietta WestfAil Greene. Mn
Minnie westfaII Lee. Elmer West