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Evening star., 1942-01-24
Carolina Minister
Plans Three Sermons

The Rev. Gustav H. Ulrich OF
Outlaws Bridge, N. c., will speak
at three services tomorrow at the
Universalist National Memorial
Church. He will address the adult
class at 10 am, conduct the serv-
ice and preach at II am. and speak
to the Young Peoples Chris/an
Union at 7:30 pm. He is milster
of the Universalist Church at Out
laws Bridge. Mr.. Ulrich is gradu-
ate of st. Lawrence University and
the Canton Theological School.
There will be Red Cross and well
fare sewing from 10 am. to 3 pm.
Monday.
Miss Janet Richards, lecturer on
current events. will review I'D Live
1t Over" by Flora Cloman at the
book review luncheon at l pm.
Tuesday.
There will be Red Cross and well
fare sewing from 10 am. to'3 pm.
Friday and at the home Of Miss
Clara B. Pitcher from 7 to 10 pm.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Thy Kingdom Come
Topic Tomorrow
AT First Baptist
Dr.. (. n. Pruden Will
Preach at Both
Morning Services

"Thy Kingdom Come" is the SUBJ
ject of DR.. Edward Hughes Pruden
tomorrow at both morning services
at the First Baptist Church. This
is the fourth in a series of sermons
on the Lords prayer. At 9:45 am.
the youth choir will sing and at
IL am. the senior choir.
DR.. Pruden will go to Johnstown,
Pa, in the afternoon to participate
in the National Christian Mission
there all next week. The Sunday
evening service will be led by
Chaplain Arthur S. Dodgson of the
United States Army. His subject
will be What Is Left?" Comdr.
Albert De Gruyther of the r. A. F..
and Gordon Brooks Of the United
States Coast Guard Reserve will
assist him.
A social of the B. Y. p. U. will
be held at 5:45 pm. and the de-
votional program at $50.
On Monday at 7:45 pm. the Bible
Discussion Group will meet.
Mrs. 10 Heather will entertain
the Euzelian Glass at the church
Tuesday at 8 pm. with a Warm
Springs" party, where gifts will be
made and sent to the Warm Springs
Foundation. =
In the absence Of the pastor the
midweek service will be led by the
Rev. Edmund C. Tull, pastor of the
Brookmont Baptist Church, who will
also baptize some candidates from
his church. John Ruthven will
conduct the devotional program
DR.. Pruden will return for all the
services February !.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Christiun Science

Truth" Is the subject OF the
lesson-sermon in all the Churches of
Christ. Scientist, tomorrow, at IL
am. and pm. Sunday school is
at IL am. All are invited to attend
the church services, including the
Wednesday evening meetings at 8
O'Clock.
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson sermon Is the fol-
lowing from the Bible: "Ye are NV
witnesses, saith the Lord, and NV
servant whom I have chosen: that
ye may know and believe Me, and
understand that I am He" Isaiah
xliii.10 ito second colon.
The lesson sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health With Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy: The
understanding of truth gives full
faith In truth. and spiritual under
standing is better than all burnt
offerings" page 286.)
Evening star., 1942-01-24
The Vision Splendid Title
OF Dr.. FoeIsch's S Sermon

THE Vision Splendid" is the sub
ject at II am. tomorrow by the
Rev. DR.. Charles B. Foelsch, pastor
at Luther Place Memorial Church.
The choir and Lutheran Youth A
Capella Chorus will sing.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
party will be held tonight at the
Thomas Circle Club, 1926 Massa-
chusettS avenue NV.
The intermediate and Senior
Luther Leagues will join the Young
Peoples League in its program of
music at $50 pm. tomorrow. A
fellowship tea is planned.
Mai. Julia Flikke will be the guest
speaker at the Mothers Club dinner
in the church parlors Tuesday at
6:45 pm.
Red Cross sewing is planned We'd
nesday at 1890 am.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
DR.. H. ". Burgan 10 Preach
On ! Saw fhe Lord

II Saw the Lord" will be the sub
ject Of DR.. H. w. Burgan at HAM
line Methodist Church tomorrow at
II am. At 9:45 am. Representative
John j. Sparkman will address the
Brotherhood Bible Glass on THE
Temptations of Jesus" DR.. E. H.
Orr will speak to the Young Adult
Fellowship group at the same time.
The Harriet T. Lipp and Mizpah
Classes will be led by Mrs, Thomas
r. Law and Mrs. Edward Stevens.
At 6:45 pm. the Methodist Youth
Fellowship will meet.
On Tuesday at 1890 am. the
Red Cross unit will meet.
The annual victory dinner of the
Washington Methodist Union will
be held In this church on FRIDAY
at $50 pm. The speaker will be
Or. Fred c. Corson, president of
Dickinson College, Carlisle. Pa
Music will be furnished by the
chorus choir Of the Rhode Island
Avenue Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Ingram Memorial
CONGREGATIONAL

"Wilt Thou Be Made Whole?" is
the topic of Rev. Frederic J. Bishop
at IL am. A special instrumental
musical program will feature the
service at 7:45 pm. The Youth
Forum meeting is at $50 pm
The Women's Guild will meet
Monday, from $50 a m. to 4:30 pm,
for Red Cross work. Women of the
neighborhood are invited to attend.
This church has been selected as
an emergency feeding station in
case Of an air raid. Ten volunteers
at least are necessary who can reach
the church within 20 minutes after
the raid signal Is given. These vol
unteers need not be members of the
church. Any woman nearby who Is
ready and able to assiS will be well
come. Contact any member of the
guild.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Dr.. Carson to Address
Methodist Dinner

The Rev. DR.. Fred Pierce Corson
president Of Dickinson College, Car
Isle, Pa, will address the Metho-
dist Union victory dinner in Ham
line Methodist Church next Friday
Samuel w. Mcintosh is president
Of the Methodist Union. The Rev.
George L. Conner is chairman of the
Methodist Union Membership Com
mittee. DR.. Ralph M. Smith is
chairman of the Committee on Pro-
gram.
The choir Of Rhode Island Avenue
Methodist Church will furnish music.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Congress Heights Methodist

"Unforgettable Days" will be the
subject of the Rev. George L. Con-
ner at the morning service. The
Youth Fellowship will meet at
7 pm. Several laymen will par
ticipate in the service at 8 pm.
Sergt. Harold Wolf of Boiling Field
will be the speaker.
The missionary branch of the
Woman's Division Of Christian
Service will meet at the home of
Mrs. J. E. Cloer on Wednesday.
The Red Cross unit will resume
work on Tuesday at II am.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
McKendree Methodist

The Rev. Charles F. Phillips will
preach at II am. on THE Parable
OF the Soils" and at pm. on
Reality Of Satan. The Youth Fell
lowship Group will meet at Z pm.
The Young Adult Group will meet
at pm.
The Women's Society of Christian
Service will meet Tuesday at pm.
At a meeting of the Ushers' Or
ganization last week, Steven Casey
was elected chief usher and Roy I.
Green and William H. Vincent were
elected assistant chief ushers.
Fellowship night will be held
Friday from 7:30 to 1890 pm.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Church Of the Brethren

DR.. Warren D. Bowman will speak
at 9 and IL am. services on THE
Sermon for the Ages" This Is a
continuation Of the series of sermons
on the life of Christ. The Rev
George K. Bowers will speak at
pm. on When a Man Goes All Out
For God" He is the pastor Of the
st. Stephens Lutheran Church.
The Senior B. Y. P. D. meets at
$50 pm. and the High School
B. Y. P. D. and Intermediates at
pm.
There will be Brethren service
sewing and knitting at the parish
house every Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Wuuoh Methodist

The Rev. Albert L. Smith of the
New Hampshire Conference will be
the guest preacher at II am.
Nursery for small children whose
parents wish to attend morning
worship will be available. "An eve
ming of music" by the vested choirs
and guest singers at O'Clock. The
Young Peoples Leagues meet at
6:45 pm.
The Quest Club is inviting young
women to meet with them as their
guests on Tuesday at 7:30 pm. in
the home of Miss Mary Ellen
Shepherd.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
PennsyIvoniu Postor
At CoIumbio Heiahts

The guest preacher at Columbia
Heights Christian Church tomorrow
will be the Rev. Franklyn r. Payne
of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. He will preach
on The Disappointed Christ.
The Christian Endeavor groups will
meet in the evening and will follow
their service with tea for al
visitors.
The Woman's Council will have
. turkey dinner on Thursday. the
proceeds Of which will be used for
the renovation Of Power Hall. This
will be followed by the annual meet
ing of the church. New ofncers
elected.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Tokomu Lutheran

The Rev. j. Adrian Pfeiffer will
present at II am. the sermon,
"TranSfgured and Transformed"
At tbs pm. the Senior Luther
League will meet. The Junior
Luther League will meet at 6 pm.
On Wednesday the Women's
Guild groups will meet at the home
OF Mrs. Roger Cutler; Mrs. Leroy
Ehret's and Mrs. Cecil Bells group
at the church.
The federation stunt night will
be held Friday night at st. Mat
thew's Church.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Divine Science.

The Rev Grace Patch FANS will
explain What Is New Thought" In
a lesson-sermon tomorrow at IL am
at 26OO Sixteenth street NV
Evening star., 1942-01-24
LoNGLEY MEMORIAL

LoNGLEY MEMORIAL
3423 HoImesd Place NV.
Between 18th and 18th At Newton It.
Sunday, January 25, at 8 PM
Lecture by the Rev. DANIEL CAVE
Messages BY the Church Mediums.
Wednesday Service. 3 pm. Mrs. HiEhsmith
Mrs. Ethel Highsmith. Readings bv ap-
pointment (Associated with Longfey Memo
rial church,. 2s05 9Th st. NE. DU. 1880
Mrs. Elisabeth Mcdonald. Reading BY Ap-
Retntment. 357s 18th st. NV. Phone
Hobart 2341.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
SptrttuaIiHt

Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald, Reading by Al.
Reintment. 1879 18th St. NV. Phone
MRS. SUIT, reading appointment. Phone
Iaylor 1888. Circle, Monday and Friday.
pm. 1923 Holnfsad place NV between
18th and 18th NeUfop
Evening star., 1942-01-24
mhttf GrnBa

THE WHITE CROSS CHURCH OF CHRIST
1919 Ontario Pl. NV, Wednesday Pm.
Behold, Moke All Things New"
Lecture Messages and Healing
Postor, REV. JANE B. COATES
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
ma me dobite cd A.. ure naprej.
Mary Dodich, tajnica.
NaroGnik Sc oglasa

Crosby, Pa. - Tukaj yam po-
siljam $500 "a vas list Enako-
pravnost, ker ga zelo rad prebi-
ram. Obenem tudi lahko obja-
vite, da vam posiljam $1.00 "a
Ruski vojni relief.
To je majhna naselbina, slo-
vencev je pet druzin, je pa veil
ko gozdarjev, ker je mala to-
varna "a drva zagati Chemical
Wood). Plaza je 60c ma uro, kar
je zelo majhna pri tej draginji.
Pozdravljam citatelje tega
lista in zelim vsem vesele bo-
zicne praznike in srecno ter "a
dovoljno Novo leto 1913!
John Kandre.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Novice drustva "Cvetoci
Noble"

Euclid, Ohio. - Ma letni seji
drustva Cvetoci Noble st. 45O
S. N. P. ]. je bill izvoljen YES
start odbor in sicer: Frank Pod
borsek predsednik; Frank Te-
gel podpredsednik; Mary Dodic,
OFT East 239th St. tajnica ;
Frances Tegel blagajnicarka
Frank Bucar zapisnikar. Mad
zorni odbor: Matt Smith Jr.,
Andrew Yerman, Frank Mihe-
Itch. zdravniki DIR. Rotter, DIR. A.
skur, dr.. Perme. Zastopnik "a
Clev. Federacijo Frank Podbor-
SEX: Zastopniki "a dom Frank
Podborsek, Frank Tegel in Joe
Gombach. Seje so vsako drugo
nedeljo V mesecu.
Sklenjeno je tudi bilo, ker je
kampanja image "a pridobiva-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23

dranched with the blood of the
flower of its manhood, defend
ing their lard, home and fami-
ly.
Sincerely Yours
United Slav. Committee for
r. w. R.
Vsem darovalcem "a rusko
vojno pomoc Sc k blizajocem
koncu leta v imenu ruskih bo-
riteljev najprisrcnejse zahvalju-
je odbor te podruznice. Uverje-
nj bodite, da ste storili svojo
hrumanitarno doiznost cloveean-
stva in pomagali marsikatere-
mu slovanskemu bojevniku, do
ne samo ruske ali nase image
mad fasizmom, temvec najvec
indirektno nasim bratom v Slo-
veniji "a njihovo boljso povojno
bodocnost, "a katero Sc poleg
nase dezele tudi Russia bori, in
ne DO pozabila nase pomoci in
niti ne pravicne zahteve nase le-
pc Slovenije.
Zelec vsem zavednim Sloven-
Gem in Slovenian vesele bozic-
ne praznike in srecno novo leto,
kakor tudi vsem bojevnikom v
zakopih, v zraku in ma morju
skorajsnjo zmago mad fasizmom
v letu 1913.
Odbor "a r. w. r.
A. Bombach, tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Poro6ilo "Ribnice" st. IL
S. D. L.

Cleveland, Ohio. - Uradniki
drustva "Ribnica" st. IL S. D.
z. "a leto 1913 so sledeci:
Predsednik Frank Virant,
podpredsednik Malta Krizman,
tajnik Joseph Ban, 1918 E. 1859
St., blagajnik Andy Sadar, Ia
pisnikar Frank Stare, nadzor-
nj odbor: Frank zagar, pred
sednik, Fred Meden ter Anton
Kausek, drustveni zdravniki so
vsi slovenski zdravniki.
Andy sadar DO zostopal dru-
stvo ma letni seji SIND ter pri
Klubu drustev SIND, zastopnik
Prosvetnega kluba je Frank
Stare, "a Jugoslovansko sekcijo
JPO, Frank Virant, namestnik
Jos. Ban.
Drustvo zboruje vsak drugi
petek V mesecu V Slovenskem
narodnem domu ma st. Clair
Ave, stare poslopje st. 4. Dru-
stVo ostane Sc "a naprej clan
Slovenske narodne Gitalnice. Ia
Slovensko solo SIND Sc je daro-
Valo $500, "a Slovenski narod-
nj muzej $500 in $1,000 "a po-
moe bednim V starr domovini
ter upamo, da bono Sc V bodoce
mogli darovati.
19 fantom nasega drustva, XII
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23

Sc nahajajo'v sluzbi Strica Sa-
ma Sc DO poslalo po en- karton
cigaret. Min imena SO: Robert
Blatnik, Harry Babich, Victor
Fink, Joseph Garvar, Leo A.
Kodromaz, Frank Lovsin Jr.,
Euclid, O., Emil lLustig) Zlin-
dra, Edward Ludwig, Albert J.
Levstek, Raymond Lushin, Ed
ward Lesar, Emil j. Maine,
Ernest J. Noyak, Jim Petrovcic,
Frank j. Roje, Stanley Rogel,
John Slogan, Joseph Tomato,
1910 Greenwood Ave. ter Mar
tin Stefancic.
I'll nasi fantje in mozje Sc
nahajajo ze skoro bi rekel po
celem svetu.
zelimo jim sreco ter da bi do
bro naklestili ia izrodek razboj-
nikov, kateri Sc hoeejo polasti-
ii celega sveta. zelel bi, da bi Sc
vsi zdravi povrnili ter prihodnji
Bozic praznovali v krogu svo-
jih dragih ter Sc Z mimi veselili
image, XII >bo DELLA pravico do
zivljenja vsem narodom.
Ko pisem kaj "a nase prazni-
Ike, Sc Sc zmerom domislim mia
din let, ko smo bill Sc vsi sku-
paj, izvzemsi mole mamice, XII
jo krije rojstna gruda re mad A
let. zelim j, da mirno pociva!
Dalje ma 5. str)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23

ME novih clanov Sc vedno v te-
ku, in ker je prosta vstopnina
ter zdravniska preiskava, da Sc
il drustvene blagajne plaza E.
den mesecni assessment vsakemu
novo pristoplemu elanu.
Apelira Sc ma vse, kateri Sc
niste mixer zavarovani, da ne
zamudite, ter Sc posluzite te le-
pc prilike in pristopite k nase-
mu drustvu Cvetoci Noble S. N.
P. ].
Dale je bilo odobreno, da Sc
plaza eden mesecni assessment
"a vse nase vojake in da Sc jim
poslje bozicne in novo-letne po-
zdrave.
Obenem Sc je nase drustvo
zavzelo, da sc kar naivec po-
maya vojnim revezem V start
domovini, ter da Sc v ia namen
priredi kartna zabava dne 20.
februarja V Drustvenem domu,
ma Recher Avenue. Yes cisti do
bicek Sc poslje ma Slovensko
pOmOznO akciiO.
Vec O tenn bonn porocala po-
zneje.
Sedaj pa Sc par besed radi
placevanja asesmenta vsem tt
stim, kateri niste bill navzoci ma
zadnji drustveni seji. Prosim,
da ste tocni placevanjem a.
sesmenta, V nasprotnem sluca iu
Sc bonn ravnala po pravilih, in
Cd sedaj naprej ne bonn "a niko-
mur hodila asesmenta kolektat,
ker vsakega dolznost je, da ina
oh pravem casu placane svoje
obveznosti, ako hoce da je "a
varovan V slucaju bolezni in ne
Sreci. Zakladala ne bonn "a no.
benega.
Cd sedaj naprej bonn ases-
ment pobirala pred drustveno
sejo, ter vsakega 25-tega V
mesecu V Slovenskem drustve-
mem domu cd 6. 10 s. ure I'VE
GER, in zadnji dan V mesecu Cd
6. do 8. ure zvecer ma domu, a.
ko pa pride prank ma rs. V
mesecu, pa pazite ma lokalni
casopis.
Prosim, da to upostevate, ker
radi della tudi JAZZ ne morem bi-
tt vedno ma razpolago, razen V
slucaju bolezni ali nesrece. Do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Urednikoua
p0Sta
(Nadaljevanje z 2. strani)

(Nadaljevanje z 2. strani)
Slovenci mi smo bill prvi
Slovenci mi smo bill prvi
izmed slovenskih vseh rodov,
XII smo v zapad najdlje prodri
prek hribov, step, planjav,
gozdov.
Predstraza smo slovanstva bill,
je dicil drzen mas pogum
in vse, karkoli smo storili,
pomagal nam je zdrav razuin.
Il neobdelane divine,
kjer divjacine bill je raj,
smo naredili pokrajine,
naselja, mesta, mill kraj.
In spica te pogumne straze,
Primorci bill so tedaj,
jih vstrasil nj ne vrag ne vraze,
ne vstrasi mas nikdo sedaj!
Kot stekel pes Sc zaletuje
sovrag, hi mas izgrizel rad;
zaman renci, meri in psuje, -
mas duh je 1--WE skale grad.
In grada tega ne razbije
ne strela, blisk in ne vihar,
mas rod cd vekov tukaj zije,
te zemlje vecni DO vladar.
J. Tomsic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Il podruznice "a R.W.R.
SLOW, sec.

Barberton, Ohio. - Cd nase
podruznice "a Rusko medikalno
pomoc nj bilo precej casa nika-
kega porocila. Ker Sc pa bliza
konec tega leta, prosimo, da Sc
nam dovoli to zadnje porocilo
V tenn listu.
Nasa podruznica 81 je v letu
1912 nadejala, da zbere vsoto
tisoc dolarjev. Kljub tel zelji
nismo dosegi letos te kvote. l.
man1o pa upanje, da dokoncamo
to delo prihodnjem letu. V to
nam jamcijo enaka pisma kot
nam je pisala zavedna rojakinja
Mrs. A. Rupnik IL daljnega
Brooklyna, oziroma RidgeWoo-
da, N. Y, XII Sc glasi kot sledi:
"Cenjeni: - Citala sem, da
zbirate "a medikalno in vojno
pomoG naSim rodnim bratom
Rusom vsoto tisoc dolarjev. To
je zelo lepo, toda ne samo tisoc,
deset tisoGakoV bi morali spra-
viii skupaj, pa bi niti deloma
ne plaGali, kolikor zrtvuje nasa
zaveznica Rusija "a resenje ce-
lega sveta izpod fasisticnega IT,
ranstva. BOdrite in prosite nase
ljudi pa bode slo. Sal SO Vendar
nasi ljudje Slovenci dobrega
srca, in nasi ruski bratje in bo-
ritelji Sc pa borijo tako "a mas
kakOr "a sebe in "a cell svobo-
doljubeci svet. Tudi JAZZ Vam V
ia sklad posiljam vsoto $500.
Hvala lepa, ga. Rupnik "a va
SO dobrosrcnost in posnemanja
vredno zavednost.
Nadalje so darovali tudi Mr..
jim Bryan $1,000; Mr.. John O.
peka $500; druzina Jerman il
Brady Ave. in Mill Hodach isto
tam Vsak po S1.00. Hvala vsem
darOvalcem "a to humanitarno
pomoc.
Do sedaj smo poslali ma pri-
stoJno mesto "a r. w. R. vsoto
s52O.55, pri blagajniku je pa Sc
S24.24.
(kdor Sc hoce prepricati o
poslovanju, je dobrodosel prl
tajniku in lahko pregleda tega
Sc tikajoce knjige.)
Poleg tega je Sc pri tajniku
mad stirideset naprsnih zaponk
(Hapy Landing), koja vsaka
stane S1.OO ter je lepo bozieno
darilo. Nasa podruznica je tudi
poslala cestitke k 25 letnemu
obstanku Sovjetske Unije kot
sledi: -
Barberton, Nov. 4. 1912.
Embassy of U. S. S. R., Wash
ington, D. G.
1t is with admiration that we
extend our heartfelt greetings
to the gallant peoples of Soviet
Russia on the occasion of thu
TWenty-fifth anniversary of the
u. S. S. r.
The free people of tn worlc
viii be united in paying tribute
to the courage and fortitude O.
the nation whose soil has beer
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10
FSA Is Given Go Ahead
For 1913, Day Announces

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goals set up.
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lilies may be getting acGua.u'"i .'.
n, Nt wears practices and enterprise.
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1. Help farmers 10 max" u'.'.,u-
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use ui rHGChiNvrv 1H ...nn.i.
with rCighborS f"r l,u.. .i .l9.,.
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British Leaf
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u year on local sales ,r,.,.
MI Aston i u native Vance, ,,,,,-
" nIn and has lived here r,ns, -,
hl- In'. In addition tu ms ,yornr.,,,. -,
'," other business Interests. n. y.
'''E" "H 'NirnSiNr grower -! ;rn,rr..
"Ni'h" ."N"ral farms in the ,nu,i.-
-. l'fn part ui ihv county.
Ill" Farmers Warehouse. Is I.,.,.r.i
q" IN" cIty'S main business street ia,
"niN ""| on the market HAY iu,, M,
distinction 1t has large d,suI,,.
i'""fN' including ii new wing TIA,
va, recently added To- enlarge ,ho
.'i.h" pace for leaf uii,riie~ a..
growers.
III, Farmers Warehouse ha- .s.
h"i,u staff OF workers l:i.u., g,
'H" "i"" as Il year agu and fen.
H"'an'! 90. NrIrS. Their ability
%";N 'nd Junction together rr, Tn,
''., ..., cts Of farmers has been
'''N.. / fE this association SEASON.
"ll'' 'Is'u. and assures gr..,s $
iii.I-", and prompt service
SOM alterations am. cunnuvs i..
hr"n mad" IL the warehouse 10y MN.
81 lmpru\v'm since last .,.-..
h'iidn% Il new front. Office Uu.r-
lrrS hIE" also been changed aruuu.,
s"n vWt!Lt L. provide create Cuu,,r-
Irn'" i"r hnnkkecpvrS and @ru,.yl p;
III paying eff.
Tn, Wdrvhuu>" j. in every ."l,r p,
III" word ready for the IuC,.uu .,..
I'm Ia begin and promises the usu.i
u"n class rt service 10 all iurmr,.
Who sell uu these floors.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10
Aston, Tuck
At Farmers
W arehouse
Old Firm Back Again
al Popular Sales Cen
ter for 1912 Tobacco
Marketing S G "a SON;
House Has Large Pro-
portions.

lu, tobacco WarChurlsin" firm rr
. q Aston and Noel Tuck is ono
o.. fu, oldest partnerships ON =,
It.i,r-on market. The two hay,
GEO.. together inr many seasons nut
o.. 'lc same house in Tive same luru-
r.. the Farmers Warehouse CO..
~..Du Garnet street. II has an Ell
t...," also ON IlurnCr street.
iuth arc seasoned tobacco mon.
rt know all grades al ,hc leaf and
su.w thousands Of farmers WHO n-,-
q n,ui the Henderson markct iron.
y,.sr Ia year. They are likewise i'll
i...t"iy acquainted with buyers ana
w.,h the types or leaf grown IN TIN.
.I,t ard which are marketed from
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10

For biting his wilc'S finger. caus-
nG hcr death. Sambalama, Il native.
IS serving ,iX months in Jail al
hu>aisa. South Africa.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10

tho reports from In" South Carolina
and eastern Carolina market, auu
noting the reflex OF tn" ceiling price
order he felt II good deal better
about the whole situation because
prices do not appear 10 have beer
affected