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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
SAGINAW

A spiritual message was deliv-
cred Sunday morning by the pas
tor. the Rev. NJ. Toomey. Singing
by the Gospel chorus was en-
joyed.
Mrs. Eula Wiser presented a
large vase OF flowers in memory
CT her father. who died IL years
ago.
At pm. the NAACP met. Mrs.
Edith Bailey was the principal
speaker.
The BTU had fine attendance
and all were glad to welcome
Mrs. A. p. Rowe. the president
back Mrs. Rowe recently visited
her mother in Decatur, Ill.
Mrs. A. Worthy. Mrs. T.. Lee,
Mrs. c. p. Wilson. the Rev. and
Mrs. NJ, Toomey have returned
from Detroit. where they attend
&c the Wolverine Baptist State
convention.
A 1880 pm the pastor. the
Rev NJ Toomey. delivered an
other soul stirring message which
WAS enjoyed nv all Music was
furnished by the Gospel chorus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17

uodern Literary Guild met
l .ss nome of Mrs. X. Brown on
l NV night. Sept. 2s, at $3.50
''a; this meeting a timely topic
~ 4 day was discussed. Keno was
we asa Nv the members for prizes.
sr ,1 luncheon was served by
sos,ess consisting OF tuna fish
"a Ritz crackers. punch. jello,
/ \ 4 firult-COcktail.
Party
al the Lads and Lassies were
s,sined at a very delightful
~ GIVEN at the homo OF Miss
J. y ryans OF Holford street, on
,nrdav night. Oct. 10, 1912. Ev-
Zane expressed themselves as
+r,ns had pleasant evening.
"e Club
me Go-Getters club met at the
~ n Mrs. Grler OF Palmerston
.st A delightful repast was
we'd The next meeting will be
a. the home OF Mrs. Minnie
,sor. Mrs. +. Ratliff Is president:
G. Smith is secretary.
h. POST Debs held their regular
Ssting at the home OF Mrs. Lille
anderson. 1886 yisger Rd. A very
|portant business meeting was
n during which plans were COM
Ia for a Ghost Trail TO be
Zen on Halloween night. The
hes for the evening went to Mrs.
alma McCants. a lovely compact:
4 to Mrs AWE Woods. a cosmetic
Fse Mrs. Henderson's menu in
kded salmon croquettes. potato
lad. creamcd peas. relishes, and
dessert, jello and cake.
H. next meeting Is at the home
Mrs Rosalie Henderson. 5O7 Polk
|ee,. AWE Woods lis club secre-
c. warnum OF 2S2 Polk street
returned home after a two
5ek's stay in Boston. Mass. where
visited his parents.
The Georgia Peach club will meet
ID al the home OF Mrs. James,
Holford street. Mrs. Matte
rnum is presidents
II. John AME
fhe Rev. Nelson Pryor took his
Sunday from Judges 6 and Z
&riers. on the story OF Gideon.
tsic was furnished by the choir.
Visitors present included Ernest
bnson, Mrs. A. p. Johnson, and
Boswell Wauman.
Rev. Emory Davis OF Bethel AME
preach al the church Oct. IS.
Cornelius Henderson was guest
baker Sunday evening.
Few's Memorial CME
he Sunday morning service was
N inspiring The pastor. the Rev.
Gibson. delivered a wonderful
fmcn from ST. John first chap
ll-l2 verses. He Came Unto
D Own. His Own Received Him
The Senior choir sang. One
u added TO the church roll. Sew
visitors were present.
pn Wednesday night the pastor
congregation worshipped with
btr Gaudy.
Tile Epworth league is held ev-
Sunday evening at $50 pm.
d Rev. 7. l.. Gibson Is pastor.
Union Baptist
he Union Baptist Sunday school
4 aFgely attended Sunday morn
The lesson was reviewed by
pastor. the Rev. f. c. Cope
ID On the subject, Loyalty To
|Fsi'
he pastor. the Rev. f. c. Cope
ID delivered the sermon Sunday
frning from Psalm 62:5. One
Fson was added TO the church.
y Union Baptist Junior choir
fdered beautiful music. The pas
The Rev. Mr.. Copeland, urges
fryone to visit and pray for the
kk Everyone is invited TO at
pa mid-week prayer meeting
fieh Is conducted every Wednes-
n evening at eight o'clock. Wis
n are always welcome at the
ion Baptist church at all times.
pr and Mrs. Forest Hudson OF
Redwood gave a Happy
Fihday party al their home Sat
|day Oct 10 in honor OF their
I 4. a a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
PROJECT NEARLY READY

WASHINGTON (ANP) - The
Parkside dwellings, newest low
cost housing project for
Negroes in the District OF Column
bia. will be ready for occupancy
late next month. the Alley Dwell
ing authority announced this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
-. Matthews Church
oO10 NJ. Antoine street

On Sunday. Oct. is. the Feast
OF ST. Luke the Evangelist will
be observed at ST. Matthews
church. The services will be the
celebration OF the Holy Eucharist
az 1880 am: morning prayer AT
1880; choral eucharist and SER
mon at II o'clock. AT s o'clock in
the evening. the choir. assisted
bv lie Roy Smiths orchestra, will
sing first musical vespers. VS.
itors are always welcomed to St
Matthews.
Father F. Ricksford Meyers Is
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
New Reihel Rnntlst

The New Bethel Baptist church
and It's many friends are celebrat-
ing the second anniversary OF
their pastor, the Rev. W. n.
Ramsey. this week. The church Is
beautifully decorated for the al
fair and visiting ministers with
their choIrs and congregations are
participating each evening.
The anniversary sermon VIII De
delivered Sunday afternoon. OCT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
ECORSE NEWS
BY MILO CASTOR


Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin were delight
ed TO have az their guest last
week, Mr.. Griffin's mother, Mrs
hamilton OF Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. Hamilton attended church with
the Griffins and enjoyed a lovely
dinner at their home after services
The Griffins entertained at n
Dir'nday party for their young
son Ned, who was five years old
on Oct. 4. The little guests en-
Joyed eating Ice cream and cake
and played lots OF games. Ned re-
ceiyed many nice gifts.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Morris was the scene of SUNRISE
birthday party given last Sunday
evening in honor OF Mrs. Emma
farker. sister OF Mrs Morris. MANY
OF Mrs. Parker's friends came ont
TO give her their best wishes and
among them were Mr.. and Mrs
{. Bolden. Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. z. Wormer. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Willis, Mrs. Clarence Oliver. Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Green. MIR. and
Mrs X. c. Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. +. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Park
er. Mr.. and Mrs. j Steel and Her.
man and James Parker.
A delightful luncheon was sery-
ed and games were enjoyed by all
present. Those capturing prizes
were: Mrs. T. Graham. Mrs. Y.
Wormer, Mrs. c. Oliver and Mr..
Steel.
Mrs. Snowy Taylor served an
elaborate dinner last Sunday at
her home on Twelfth street. for
her brother and sister-in-law Sgt.
and Mrs. Talmadge Gum. who
are visiting here from Fort Dix.
After dinner the party took in
the sights and scenes OF the
Motor City.
Mrs. Johnnie Moreland Of Pei
ham. Ga, Is visiting her sister and
brothers in Ecorse. Mich. Mrs.
Moreland is the sister Of Mrs.
Bertha Rogers. and Calvin.
Charles, Chester and Thomas Red
dick.
First Baptist Church News
The Rev. John u. Davis, pas
to OF the First Baptist church,
preached very inspiring sermon
last Sunday morning. The scrip
ture was taken from Rom. 7:l9.
and the subject Of the sermon
was Free From Death The Rev.
,, MIR. Mite, who was the visiting
minister. delivered the prayer.
MI. Zion Baptist Church News
The Rev. G. a. Stevenson. pas
Tor OF Mt. Zion Baptist church,
spoke on the subject. I'VE Are
Looking For a Better Home" last
Sunday morning.
Among the visitors present
were: Miss Mary Flake. Elias
FELTON,. STAFF Sgt. and Mrs. Tai
madge Gum. Alvin Gill. Mrs.
Flossie Byers, Grady Stevenson.
Miss Corners. the Rev. MIR. By
ers. Mrs. II. Hughes. and G..
Heageman.
The Evangelist quartet rendered
several selections. The quartet is
having a program on Oct. 20 at
the church.
There will be debate held
Friday night at the church. The
topic Of discussion will he: IRE
solved That Blue Law Should
BE Passed in Michigan Partici-
pants will be: Mr.. Boone. Mr..
Rhinehart. Mr. Walthall. Mrs. s.
Piazzo. Dr. G.. O. Saulsberry, and
Or. s b. Milton.
Elder Morton Of the Church of
God In Christ OF Windsor. Ont.
will he a guest at the church on
Get ~ at S pm.
Johnnie Mae Taylor Is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17

J. w. Barnett. the Rev. and Mrs.
S.A. Sea. Mr. and Mrs. Law
renee Verdun and son. Lawrence,
Master James McNeeley and
Madeline DeFils.
womack Temple CINE
The Rev. j. W. Barnett. guest
speaker. delivered the morning
message from ST. John 1929 on
the subject THE Several Aspects
Of Jesus" The Rev. Mr.. Sea Is
pastor.
Still on the sick list are Messrs.
G. NJ Laney and Robert Gray.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
CONDrCTORETTEs

LOS ANGELES-(A AMP Lower
ing barrier that has long been
accepted as unsurmountable, the
Los Angeles Street Railway COM
pany sprang a surprise on the
whole city last Wednesday by
opening jobs 10 colored women
ard girls as conductorettes. For
number Of years civic bodies and
newspapers have fought for Jobs
for colored men as motornen or
conductors but without avail. The
company apparently felt that
~ was fulfilling It's obligation TO
the race by using many colored
men and women as car cleaners.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
RIVER ROUGE NEWS
BY BENNIE CAswELL, Jr.
(yi-2-623f)

enjoyed many games and goodies 70
eat. They were: Barbara johnson,
Ruth Phillips. Milton Lewis. su.
sane Milton. Doris and Dorothy
washington, Marian Turner. Lor-
raine hudson. Willie Mae Aikens,
Forest Hudson. Jr.. Bobby Thomas
and verlene Hudson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17

is. nv the Rev. r. NJ. Kaigler
pastor Of the Church OF Our
Father (BaptisD.
The occasion will climax with a
banquet Monday evening. The Rev
s. p. Ross. pastor OF Shiloh Bap-
list church, will be the guest
speaker.
The public is cordially invited
10 attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

BAKERY - Experienced layer cake icers
(male or femae--whiteD wanted for
Thursday and Friday work. Only cake icers
with bakery experience need apply. Awrey
Bakery. b2s3 fireman.
FORMER brush men: something special;
your past experience valuable, No can.
vassing. Detroit Times BOX Also.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
Personals

A CERTIFIED REApER-Your problems
solved (Hours e-s). Florence LaValey.
t2o5 Larchmont. Tyler 7.54si.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
YOUNG WOMEN

Immediately, age 1923 yrs. Special work
for large, nationally known company. No
experience required. Some travelling neces.
sary. Giris from out Of city given prefer.
ence Apply Mr.. Light, office lot Wolverine
lfotsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

WOMAN for Homework IN the mornings
from 1880 10 l. ak DAYS a week; No
laundry: experienced desirable. Phone
BEDFORD 1851.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

cook: must have restaurant
experience good wages. isos Chens.
Madison p767
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

CoLORED--sinsle light Homework; stay
nights SO; adulu. Townsend s.5es1.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings in the biz sunday Times Want Ad
Sectioni
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-12-31

Lots or Little
dad, what is communique
writer"
He is a military man, son, who
believes in telling nothing but the
truth and as little Of that as pos
sible.''
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-12-31
Venezuela Aids Lovers

All the world loves a lover, S;
the proverb, but it has remain
for Venezuela to do someth
about it. In that South Amen
can country, the authorities pei
NIT love letters to go through "
post at half rate, provided tn
are sent in bright red envelopes
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06
New Alphabet Needed

America needs new alphabet
Washington has about run out OF
combinations. A Sunday headline
reads New Batch OF Alphabet
Soup: War Spawns Another Crop
OF Alphabetical Agencies" The story
speaks OF such confusion of names
and Symbols that would BATTLE the
quiz experts
Hhe number is entirely too long
to be enumerated here. In fact. NC
nave seen no recent tahula,ica that
undertakes to deciphcr the whole
code, although i, is said there arc as
OF them now. And if thi, hasn't be-
come government Of burcaucrats.
then you name il, Truth Of the mat
ter is there arc five 20 ten times As
many Of these agencies as there i,
need or excuse for: We, they are still
being created
There arc twcnty-SIx letters in the
alphabet, but there Is no end 10
combinations OF these letters. lust
as there seems to bc no end 20
faShioring Of fresh inventions from
them. One bright morning soon thew
may find in Washington tina, the
supply has been exhausted and that
new alphabet Is urgently needed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Bach. Pare

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FcrrNr- SguadrrrD
: lr"u' Gen. Dwight DAVID r. son.
hover
3 ON. hundred and sevcniy-fntu
{ Il r-a-.
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s Ind IN Ocean.
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& TI?'cr
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the fuc'r~h Channel
~ Fur'y-nire
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

If ~" lightweight end of the crop.
~ compared with last Friday this
week close is IS cents higher and
SOW about - tn 81 "cnts up.
Advanced prices also prevailed on
the Carolina and Virginia hog buy
,n@ stations. compared with week
'-n Tops were 30 cents higher at
SITS III VAUDEVILLE: Sl46O III Cln-
'un and Lumbcrtnn: - cents higher
- Sll 81 III Rocky Mount. and Sl4.75
IL Richmond: IS ccutS up IN Fay
"ii"vIIlc and Florence at STATS: and
~ cents more III Windsor at Sl46O
a. compared with Thursday there
were very few price differences for
Tobacco" sold ON the middle belt fluc-
cured markets Friday. Some red
green. and low quality tDhaccu~ were
Hp and some were down. but no de
im''c trend either way Was evident.
For the ,caSUu through Wednesday,
September 30. 38.752 $50 pounc.x
nave been sold IN this belt AT an av-
cragc Of S39.08 hundred.
Cotton Irregular
Cotton prices moved irrcguIlarIv
and lost a little ground for the
week. There was advance in the
pass. Spot market activity reached
u nrw nigh for the season to date
Indications arc that domsstr mill
consumption tor tho first two months
"i TINS season was about per
cent larger than in the correspond
ing period year ago and 46 per
cent Larger Than two years ago. I'm
finished cotton cloth marKc1S we're
moderately active. Harvesting Of the
crop made fair 10 good progress.
IN" ten market average price of
1908 cents for middling ISIS on
FRIDAY. October ,. was 1 points low
ri 'han - week and compared with
Ih.9' ON III" corresponding dav last
wear. tn" average price ON FrldT,
was '3 points higher than New York
December futures contracts COM
pared with 30 points higher week
ago and l. points higher on SCptcm-
hcr Of this year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06
Action Long Overdue

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.g,.-.' 1rs- ,v.n r,,.crrmca, md ,ro.
restitution, and ~ tho irtsres, of ,
IN dogma cop,pIs,aIv =, ,dds
a.'n the system cs;ablish,d and roc
rod a,g these wear, N Ar,rr,ca
The Nrnd', announcement folj,u,-
ne Pearl Harror that II Was >n,un-
Hr'v d.S,pl,tur was rn,hjno b,,, :,
MASK 10 hide behind and "a ,b;r-
-kuucd that a, high an a,ttburitv a
the Justice Department, shbuId bavs
o,cn able t. sec through II clearly
Yc' d - only NOW. 'cn month"; afte4
va. wl> declared. getting around in
moving At rnrc" 80.
B.dd,c pla.nr, -.a,o,, thu, "ir tho.
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u.r, ru-'..r.rnt of the German
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

IL took postcard. mailed by 4
New York woman. - Gears 10 travel
TWO miles. We've noticed bills. whrci,
always travel III envelopes. never
take nearly that long to get home
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06
Feed Markets Unsettled With
Moderate houjry

F""d markets were generally IN
settled during tho week ended Sep
'cmhcr %. tho department, Of agricul-
'ur" reported. Wheat mllfccds aver
aged slightly lower rs result Of
more plentiful supple, and slow
~ up IN demand. OilSccd cakes and
meals held about unchanged with
moderated Offering, and - continued
.Ariy actir" inquiry. Corn feeds
&"r" $50 about unchanged with a
'""dY dcnIa"d. Tho index number Of
wholesale fccdstun prices was not
materially changed at 1874 compared
with 1877 FOR the previous week
and 1919 FOR the corresponding week
last year
This week decreased supply of
hogs on the Chicago market and a
broad demand forced the highest
swine prices in % years The top
reached $3.50. highest since DC
tobcr 1920. Sows continued "a sell
"inr" =" butchers nrd above SONG
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

Fourteen countries nuw lay claim
I" having originated the game of
chcsS. Hey. felas. how about settling
THAT question after the war
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

fotatoes. II Is now reported. have
oeen crossed with tomatoes, 20 maxi
them mountaineering. Looks like the
time when We grow our Own hash Is
Just around the corner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
By FRED n. MAY

!" Where vas practically al. o'
North Cardinals tobacco sold up IT,
tho time IF thc War Between tn,
States?
Z. what was the condition ot nc
AMERICAN Army when General
Greene was placed i'm command N
Charlotte III lT8Or
3 How much money did tho State
put into PLANK road stock III the
l8i0's?
T. What wa, tho prmr.hrcr,. COR
rountertelting IN 1917
>. Who was the nephew Of Coz
ernor Vance who Was elected hrl-
ghdicr general III the Confederate
Army IN 1859?
e. What was the general feeling ~
North Carollas following the build
ing vt the first railroads"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06
ANSWERS.

|. Until The beginning of the War
practically all of North Carolina
grown tobacco vas sold in Virginia
II MAS placed with The Virginia
grown weed and sold rs Virginia
tobacco. Records show that fifty
percent. OF the North Carolina crors
were sold in Richmond. about twenty
percent In To'crsburg and about fiji
teen perccu' II Lynchburg The fc.
North. CarrlI"a markets were sinai,
and Of little nUportancr.
z. Genera! Nathaniel Greene ar
rived III Charlotte in December tu
take IN" r".Nand Of the SourhcI ~
Army. ha.-- been sent South b..
General Washington. He found the
soldier ci"'nrG IN ta,trrcd remnant,
"i carmen. md using locust 'hurn>
I" nod ''"r together. General
Green" "r.'r General Washington
mat al lea one Thousand mon yer"
:" naked ''a' they could not he IL.
ea III hc'i'" -"rvice. and that more
man thr"" hundred we're wlthoI'
any sort 70. arms.
s. NORTH Carolina invested a total
OF $4,000 ~ plank road stocks. OF
this amount S12O.O0O was IN the
stock ri N" Fayetteville and West
ern Plan. Road. S5O. 900 IN the Fay-
eu'NilI" aud Warsaw. During the ten
years i"lI'"lnG l849 the legislatures.
chartered total of ri plank road ,
WIN authorized capital stock arErr-
eating >A.Hn7 500. Many IT the g.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

Mirages are never seen in Europe.
according 10 an article about life in
desert lands. That is--nevcr seen by
anyone but Nazi day dreaming Of
= rcvcr-'o-bc New Order
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06
AlRtRA FT WORK

Eastern War Industry wishes to- en-
plny and la train men for rcspon-
Sible positions as Precision Tnspcc-
tors and Engineers.
Older men who have had ,cchnira;
"r engineering background picfct-
red. Address replies to THE
GLENN l.. MARTIN COMPANY.
baltimore, Md. j-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06
WANT ADS
Get Results

FOR RENT: MODERN APART
w"n'. close IN. Fred +. Hight
Phone $50 or 5Sg-W. or,
DON'T WAIT BUY YOUR GOV.
eminent war damage insurance
from Gates Insurance Agency
Ph"n" 900, Horncr building. 20-.f
ALL OF MY FRIENDS ARE INVIT-
cd Ia Gene 10 sec me al the I'll
Shell Service Station next To-
Whiic House Restaurant. Sam n.
N'I"h. 6-5ti
kEF" FIT WITH Tlir HEST IN
fancy groceries, quality western
meats. fresh fruits ana vegetable.
from licrbcrt'S Yellow Front
phone 1872 for FREQ delivery 2I-ti
FOOD FOR VICTORY -- PLANT
S'ark Brothers. also Burbanks best
uur, trees and help win the war.
Book orders now. November bcs;
time t. plant \. J. Check. Agent.
Git
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06
Farm Market.
News Report

Raleigh. oct. G-rhcrc was al
most II" activity on the Virginia
North Carolina pcHnu, market dur
'nG In" past week The crn- j. prob
AMY 20 per cent dug. and as a
Whnl". reports are favorable put
WIN low yields III some section, are
reported The September Is parity
pIic" on peanuts was reported I'M
changed from tho previous month
~ : cont Nor ,,,,,,J
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

mere l. striking similarity be-
'W'"n dirrh"IIc in'oXICatIon and
other ancsthcSia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06
AIRCRAFT

automobile and radio
mechanics. maintenance men. ami
men with mechanical background
and ability. To do aircraft assem-
bly, and installation work. Open
ingS IN rIany fields at good rates
OF pay and overtime. Those now
working in u WAR INDUSTRY
should not apply. Older men and
men not subject TO draft preferred
write fun particulars la The Glenn
L. Martl' Company. Baltimore.
MD. j-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

SEVERAL GOOD USED ELECTRIC
Ranges. Rcfrigerators and Oil
Stoves. New and used Battery and
Electric Radios. Sec us for your
Electrical Needs. Henderson Book
Co. Phone 40. 2e-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

LOOK AT THESE GOOD USED
cars '9ll Chevrolet Coach with
radio and heater; 1897 Ford tudor,
% horse power. special at S550.00;
1887 Ford Coach. 50 horsepower: a
good buy at 1906 90: 1885 Ford
coupe, clean as pin. priced at
$4,000. Several good Model a
FordS at $4,000 to $500 each. a
look will convince you these are
real values Gambler Palmer Motor
Company. 4-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER AND
q" nice work on your old shoes.
Try tbs. Phone 2i6-J. Carolina
Shoe Shop. next tu a. and p 22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

'."s ~ Hsndcr-
Hiss mail matter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

WANTED: JOB AS TRUCK DRIV-
CT. Fifteen years experience. ga
draft classification. Address
"DrivCr' care Dispatch 5-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

WANTED TO BUY GOOD USED
Daby stroller and pen Phone
7il-W. 6-1,i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

STRATED Thursday: BLACK
male Shoat weighs about so lbs.
Under please notify S c. Par
BAN. West Montgomery street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

~ GOOD STOCK OF SHEET IRON
heaters ana stove pipe. Also Coles
MOI blasts heaters and Coleman oil
cifcuIat"rN See them nj The Place
oi Values. Alex S. Watkins. 6-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

SEAT COVERS MADE TO ORDER.
also all kinds of drcSSmasinG and
sewing. PIP Written Avenue. Mary
Howard. s-I',
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06
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FOR REDUCTION IN AUTONI0
bile bodily injury rates, see W.
insurance is the only ccmmod;,,.
with lower price trend. Ins,,rnns,
Department. Citizens Bank
Trust Company. %.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

SCHOOL SUPPLIES OF ALL. DIES.
crlptIonS can be found at Affords.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

WANTED TO BUY USED BED
springs, will pay up TO $500. Adj.
dress Springs Care Dispatch or
call 6lO and leave name and adj.
dress. ,o u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-06

QUALITY co AIS, CORRECT
weights, top service get thrr,
all from Doug and Bob Faulkner y;
II. Q. Falkncr and Son, Coal ana
Wood, Phone go. , nv