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La gaceta., 1942-02-11
Fiesta del SdbadS

N~IN%I bOotu U6t DUOtOuO
Contimian los preparativos
para la fiesta Social de Carna-
val que el entrante sabado efec-
tuara la Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre Asturiano.
Para este "evento' social YES
tira la sociedad AStur sus me-
jores galas.
La fiesta dara comienzo a las
1920 de la noche continuando
haSta las cuatro de la manana
del Domingo.
En- la planta alta Sc situara
una orquesta americana y en- la
sala "Bar" una orquesta latina.
A la una de la manana habra
un reception en- la sala de sesio-
mes, a la que han sido invitados
los representatives de las socie-
dades hermanas y chicos de la
prensa.
Los socios que deseen disfru-
tar de este festival, deberan pre-
sentar en- la puerta de entrada
uno de los dltimos recibos pues-
toS al cobro y ell Garnet de iden-
tificaci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
Otro Erit0 LA COrte
SupremG"

Con ell teatro lleno celebr6 a.
noche SUI segunda presentation
LA Corte Supreme del Arte",
auspiciada por ell teatro "Casi-
no.. Actu6 de Maestro de Cere-
monias ell 6oven actor Ramon
(Monguito) Berm1deZ.
Actuaron los siguientes afi+
cionados: Alicia Louro, Manuel
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
Matinee Bdildble

lRecordamOs que ell entrante
domingo la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Espanol ofrecera o.
ira de sus famosas 'matinees"
bailable a nuestra juventud.
Els de esperar, dada las SIM
patias de estas fiestas veperti-
mas, la asistencia de centenares
de parejas.
Regiran los precios de CO.'S
tumbre.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

viuda de Don Laureano Torres,
residente en- ell 2207 de la ave-
nida Nebraska.
Mucha suerte deseamos al jo-
ven photo.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
CumpleaNOS

Celebra en- ell dia de hoy su
primer cumpleanOS la mOnisi-
ma nina Irene Fernandez, hija
queridisima de ~nuestros amigos
los esposos Rafael y Lila Fer
nandez, que tienen edtablecida
su Residential en- ell 2342 de la
calle Pine.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
La Tercera Fiesta
de CdrndVdl

de CGrndVdl
Corresponds a la Sociedad
Circulo Cubano, la que ha esco
gido la fecha del 81 del presen-
te mes.
Para este festival Sc usara
TODD ell edificio social y 81 ell
tempo 10 permite ell Patio,Jar
din.
Sc nos promoter los detalles
completes.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

Y0cid ell Cdyo
Ell pasado lunes parti6 para
Il pintoreSco Cayo HueSo, ell
2preciado joven Joaquin BARGE
mas, jr., a unirSe con Su sonora
mama, que ALI reside.
lie deSpidieron sus numero-
SOS amigos. Salud.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

Con tai motive ofreceran una
fiestecita de caracter familiar.
Nuestros mejores deseos por-
que pueda cumplir muchoS a.
nos, en- union de sus papas.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

Siguen los EnSayoS
A medida que pasan los dias
progresan los ensayos de la pre-
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
GOT DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend, or
a business appointment. play smart and take
the proper precaution to see that your breath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After all. noths
ing 10 40 inexcusable and so offensive asf
neglected case Of halitoals (bad BREATH. Be.
fore your next date or business appointment
rinse the mouAh with Listsrine Antiseptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweeter, purer, less likely 10 offend. Most
cases Of halitosis. say some authorities. are
due TO the fermentation Of tiny food particles
in the mouth, although some cases may be
due to systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition. Listerine Antiseptic works
wonders because Il first halta the fermensa-
tion and then overcomea the odors II causes.
Don't forget to use Il. It's the first aid OF
Thousands Of popular and successful people
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC
To Make Your Breath Swsstsr
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

Santos del D5G
B~ernardina.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

(15. Sani)
gon @eors aimpe, g e.0s., Mabineton, 8. g.

oeli,1, ipillft bu iene,n aud iest nod
@eIeaibaft Ieiften2 Chen bas nartet
auf oid, tpenn bn oid nidt befebrit. !"
2anbelin, eripabte. SIM Sl1nerften
aufseriibrt, perlieB er feline &aubges
noiien, ob,1e ibnen ein 8ort au Ia
gen, unb beim sing es. Seim gum
guten 8iidof autbert. Ser iab bas
Ser5 boiler Hene ,nb bon erniter
goriaee unb nabtn BEN berlorenen
Sobm in Miloe ipieoer auf.
8ier fonnte bic @eihidte bon Gait
oelin, bent @ubersmann, ibr @noe
baben. Die 5ilmmader bon SollD-
tuooo tpiiroen oafiir ioreeu, oaB er
iest (beiier idon friiber) ein nettes
Wtdoden fennen lernte, 1tiu., unb 10
ipare elm &appp gn6 geiiebert. Mber
oas 2eben lit fein Soapipooo l,nb Ole
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

6riitli6e 2eger6e ein,nal gar nibt.
Mas 6ie tpeiter bon 2anbeIin beribs
tet 1T bies: .-... ..-.~ .
2an6elin fonnte nibt mebr aufb0<
rem, ieine friiberen Siin6en au be-
peinen ,tnb 6,trb Jaiten uno Get
Beln oafiir @ube au tun. Ser sc.
oanfe an bic !Souenqualen in ieinem
graurn Iieb i'm alle ,1n6s iebe Bulge
gerine eribeinen. Ct muB iid a,,6
ihon eans eetpaltie eebeiiert baben.
Denn nod man6en Sabren ber Yrii.
fl.ng peibte 8iidof @rtbert ben Ct
rauber gum Hrieiter nno ianote ibn
binaus, an6ern 8lsbe at prebigen.
Das mag fit 2aroelin mobl bie
idlinmite 8uBe eeipefen iein. aber
@ott ieenete iie, 6enn biele Climber
bradte er 5un1 tpabren Gbriitenleben
5,,riid. Mub aog ct at ben beioni7
iden 5tanmen in Beleien, raltlos,
unermiioli6 auf ser Sude nad Gee
len. Sein.peb nad 8uBe ,tnb @ins
iamfeit trieb i'm idliebli6 1T Die
@in6be. Mnbere, 6ie audi ELM 8iiber@
leben fiibren tpollten, fdloiien Iih linn
an. 60 entltano 6ie Abtei 2obbes
aln eanlbre-GluB, uno 10 sriinoete
er, oils ii6 bie 3abl oer 8iiBenoen
mebrte, nod brei &lolter. @roBe 8ii'
Der nno beilige Seioenpreoieer gin,
gen unter ieiner 2eitung aus bielen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

Rries! 8eridten bic 8ldtter nidt
gleid bon Eaui ienben bon @etoteteu,
oann beiBt es fogar: niat mebr?
Bas ,nadt iiberbaupt nod @inorud
anf uns? Saeen mir es gera6e berz
aus: mir iino bertpiloert, berrcbt!
8ir ftnb erauiam seiporoen.
Dn,tm lit ou9 uniere Bube ni6t
edit. sic lit feine l1mfebr, tpeil iie
feine ginfebr lit, tpeil mir unierm
Sdusensel ben 2aufpab eegeben ba-
ben, tpeil tpir meinten, Die &0aen=
ftrafen iteben BLOB auf bem Rapier!
Bir iino Inn nidts beiier, als 2an-
oelin, Ser NGuber, ipenn tpir es por<
iidtsbalber audi nidt aum Strobens
rGuber sebra6t baben.
Mber mir fino &duber. Sber ift
ser fein @alber, ser einem alten
MenI6en, uno iei es bie Sdpieger=
mutter, Die itiuen @reiientaee nidt
s6nnt2 S6er, Ser einetn entaiebt,
mas ibn auitebt, lei es @elo ooer
gutter STUFF ober anitanoises giien uno
S6lafen? Ooer, ser feline Miete uno
feline Gebnuneen nidt beaablt unb
gar nod Sdulben madt? Sber -
fa1t iiebt es 10 aus, als eebe es nebr
Hduber als l8eraubte. -. SSebenfans
iit es b09ite 3eit, bon Der Gertpiloe-
rung uno 8errob,,ng uno @raltIam-
feit ,rnlerer Gage gum @eies uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

Mauern berbor. giele Sabre mar ct
ieinen WtGn6en gater unb Siibrer.
als er fiiblte, es nabe iib ser Sob,
rief ct feline Monde a,t ftd uno fleb-
te iie an, int DienIte @ottes beltdn-
Dig a,t iein. @r 1tarb int Sabre 6S6
in Dem BON ib,n gesriinoeten 9loiter
5it grepp. giele 9ranfenbeilunsen
geidaben an ieinem @rabe. Sein Seit
lit ont IS. S,1ni. so idlieBt sic Sc.
genbe bon 2anbelin, sic 2egenbe bon
oem 8,tnber ser unenolihen @arms
ber5iefeit @ottes.
Ob uns tpobl ber ploslibc 500
zines 2ebenss uno Siinbengenoiieu
seriibrt bate? 8as beoeutet es fit
uns, tpenn iib iemano bon Ser Setter
berunter at 500 fdut! &ir baben
uns an eals5 anoere llneliidsfdne ge.
p0bnt. Mutounfdue, 8abna,.Ianmen-
it0be, 8eretperfsneri6 6iittungeu, Slie-
sebrabitiirae, II Der I dipemmunsen
ltno Seuersbriinite: oie 3eit,tngen
5inb boll bapon. ltno nun gar ber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

@rGBtes geritdnonis fir bas Sa-
frament ser 8rieItermeibe aeiete @oe-
the: uSn ser @eibe bes Brieiters; ie
fdreibt er, lit oIles 3uiammengefabt,
was ,otis iit, Inn oieienieen Seiligen
Sanolungen tpirfian au beseben 100
orrd) oic Menee bcsiinitiet miro. Der
BrieIter tritt it oer Teibe ieiner Gor-
fabren ,tno &adfpleer, in bent Sreis
ieiner Mitseialbteu ben bodlten
Segnenocn oariteaeub, nmio berrIi-
der auf als es niMt er es lit, Sen
mir perebren, ionoern iein I,nt, niht
iein &inf, por oem mir Die Gnie
beueen, ionoern ber Seeen, oe,t er
erteilt l,no oer llnt beito beilieer, IN.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

@ie elm Sag obne Sonneni6ein
- ipie cine Hadt obne Sternenelana
. tpie ein @eibnadtsaben0 cbne
Eannero1ft - tpie ein Jriibline obne
Nadtiean unb 8liiten - 10 traurie,
tribe ,,no troftlos, ein Menidenoa-
Iein obne 2iebe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

sur 8armberaisfeit @briiti um6ufeb.
rem. gs fonnte uns ionit seben lpie
ienern G1ltber, DER Iinfs bonn ScilanS
am &reu5 bins nno trot Seilano ltnS
@nabe in bie ribtiee Soue binab-
fubr. - Get. 5. @.s8. ,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

anbdnser elmer gererbinesIebre su
iein, I'M at piiien, oab iid bie @i=
getIdaften bon gltern in ibren &in=
bern tpieberfiHoen. ,,@r lit gang tpie
fein gater'', ,iie fommt san5 a,f If
re Mutter", bas ,u1o Aebnlibes fann
man taetdslid borem - ipenn es ies
mano barum asu t,,n lit, ettpas ans
genebn,es aussuiageu. Mnoers miro
es, tpenn es siid um unattgenebme
ooer 9ar abItobenbc @igenibaften
banoelt. 9ar periidern Gater iuic
Wutter, ufo ettpas iei in ieiner ooer
ibrer Galnilie nod ME borgefonmen
- in Der anoern piellei6t! Die ST..
S6rift lit 90 anoerer Meinung:: Son
Der 8ererbung> gutter @igenidaften
,peib ite nidt piel, itc iagt aber, bab
fih bie Siinben Ser giter fortpflan.
sen bis ins brittle uno bierte &C.
fhlebt. Sft bilft oie bette @r5iebung
ni6t. Sic 3abl ser uidpar5e5n Sda.
fe' in ben iogenannten groBen Sa=
milien lit grob. 8er ipiibte 1lid)t bon
foI6en berlorenen G6bnen ooer Sod.
tern, bic lieber beitn Sdtpeinebiiten
bleiben, ais baB iie 8ater 9eccapi
iaeten: gs iperoen iiber lie ,nebr
Muttertranen pergonen, als iiber ber=
itorbene 2ieblinge. un6 @ott ihlGgt
nibt 10 Iei6t ipie mir nit bent 9on-
neripetter brein; es miiBte ionit Sag
,nb Na6t bonnern.
Ser III. 2anbelin NOR Elm Sranfe.
Ct ftantmte a,ts eitter abeligen ,tno
besiiterten San1ilie in ganmerid,
beute galnbrai. 9ie gltern brabten
ben beeabten &naben gum III. 8i-
idof 4ntbert bo1t gambroi slr @raies
bung. Sn Ser DomibuIe mabte Der
iitnge 2anoelin nit ben SSabren fol-
DIE Sortidritte INT 2ernen rno in,
Sugen6leben baB ser 8ii6of ibnt
riet, it9 5urn eeiltlid)en Stano at emit
f6lieBen. 2anbelin tpar nibt abee-
neigt. 9lls aber feline sSreunbe babon
borten, taten lie alles, ,1m i'm bon
feinem Sorbaben absnbalten. sic lr~
ben i'm 0fter at ibrent Sreiben ein,
malten ibm aus, tpelb g,ttes 2ebett
-er ii6 in ieinem Stano 1lno NIT iei=
nem @elo MAIDEN f0nnte rno berlei-
beten ibm fdlieBlib Sic 2nIt aunt
Stnbieren uno gum geiltliden 2eben.
gs fam, tpie es fomnten ntubte:
eines Mabts riidte er aus ser Dom-
ibule beinli6 aus. gr i6loB iib
einigen lofen @eiellem an uno Iebte
cine 3eitlans berrlid un6 in Greuben.
9at6, tpie geipobnlid, tpnr bas @eIo
su gl,6e. gBas nun2 Das luftige
2eben ipoHte er nidt a,ifgeben: ct
ging 1i,lter Sic StraBenrduberl Die
2eeenbe Iagt ,,idt, ipie Ianse er BEL
bent &duberbanbperf berblieben.
Sic iaet MIR, odb es ein,nal at ei-
nem fdnellen gnoe fant ,inb 6as
nibt 6urd Die Soliaei.
Die 2egenbe tpeib bies: @in11al
bate ii6 bie ganoe Elm bor,ebn1es
Saus al,serieben, oas iie pliinbern
tpollte. Die &duber batten in ber
Haubnaht fbon cine Setter an bas
8aus aneelebnt. aaum aber tpar ber
erite binaltfseitiesen, 6a fiel er bon
oben berab uno brad fid oas @enid.
@ar es @ntieten ober mas: aIle fliib=
teten tpie gebebt in ben @alb. Bie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

mittelbarer pom &inmel au fomn,en
I6ei11t, tpeil i'm bas ir6if6e @erf-
aeue ni1t einnal ourd iiinobaftes
@elen ibtpdben ooer gar entfrGften
f0nnte."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
'777WOODWARC
1870 BUCKS. 5000
CONNLRTIBLES

rop in ana see mo largest c,rtue,t sclcc-
an Of 1851 auG 1880 Curvertu.Fs I0
ichican Ericks super and spec i1rds.
aevrolets. PacEards Olas ari he Sotuf
e. radios. heaters. W Va tirgs. spnu4lhts
'AeficRny new cars love muea &C. small
\. payment bal bark rates
n. GREGORY HEATED SEDWNOOAS
3366 GRATIOT AVE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05

Auto Loans
AUTO LOANs--Cars. house trailers. trucks,
boats. cash while you wait. Lloyd H.
Fast, Inc. 3O40 T. Grand Blvd. MA. O143
AUTO loans. $40 TO 5000 made In IS min
utes. Aetna Finance, I775 Cas-. RIA. 60a5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FLOYD RICE
1887 UIVERNOIS

LINCOLN-l94l Continental, 5-pass. coupe
overdrive; nearly new General tires;
fog lights heater radio. Special low price.
LINCOLN SALES
Ford H. p. Bldg, i5OO0 woodward at Sears
LINCOLN--Custom s-pass. sedan: practi-
cally new; extra heavy tires; radio and
heater. Other numerous accessories, 81, 1875.
LINCOLN SALES
Ford H. p. Bldg, $4,000 Woodward at Sears
LINCOLN ZEPHYR - 1e41 5-pass club
coupe radio and heater, excellent W. 5.
W tires; beautiful upholstery. 1t looks like
new, 81 095.
LINCOLN SALES
Ford II. +. Blag., $4,000 woodward at Sears
N-ZEPHYR-1940: special Plymton
gray. black top; radio and heater; Gus
tom red leather upholstery. It's a beauty.
LINCOLN SALES
Ford II. p. Bldg. 10000 Woodward at Sears
NASH-1ei0 Ambassador 6-cyl. 4-door de
luxe sedan; practically new; dark gray
finish: radio, heater; good tires. Real
buy. only S544, terms. Frank Coulson
l2777 Livernois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
1871 CHEVROLETS $3.50
1906. GRATIOT AVE.
'777WOODWARD

-,Ev -is3s special dc luxe 2-door trunk
seeaa: factory radio. large heater. all
cd tires, mohair trim; one owner. II s
Y behuty Hurry! Also coupe $249 full
use easy terms Cleanest cars IN town.
cry Lynch 1850 Livernois.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-18
S. Henderson
Revival Has
Large Crowd

Revival services nj South Iicndcr
on Rants, church are off 10 a COCO
start the Rev. ! L. league. paslot
aid ndav
tvaneej,t Daniel Boone i dom.
,hc p~rearbino and an upn>,nI,
laro, rrowd VIZ, prrsrn, tor I'm, san
nv evening service.
\ report of he service Wa, GIVE.
Is ,oIInWs.
EVANGELIST Daniel Boone preached
most trluno sermon ON Palm q, |
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-18
Sturges Gets
Naval Post

Charles P. Sturges, son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. W. X. Sturges, Of this city, has
been appointed an administrative Of
tlcer in the Navy Department, BIZ
reau of Yards and Docks. and VII!
report for duty at the Naval Air Sta
ton in Jacksonville, Fla. this week.
Mr.. Sturges, a graduate Of Walk
Forest college, has been living in
Honolulu tor the past few years.
where he went 10 be head Of the
English department Of IoIani .chooI.
an Episcopal Church school for boys.
In 1910 he became affiliated with
the Bishop Trust Co. Ltd. On De
cember 5 he left Honolulu to return
to Washington, ID. c. where he had
accepted a position with the govern
ment as consulting analyst with the
War Projects unit in the executive
office of the President.
Mr.. Sturges left for JacksonVili,
Sunday, after spending a rev day.
with his parents at his home on
Zene street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-18
CAN 0 ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

l. Who is the leader of the Indian
National Congress party?
3. Donald Nelson was formerly
Identified with what kind of bust
ness?
3. Name the aeronautical plant
which was taken owe by the Fed
eral Government in April, because
of delay in output.
4. Who succeeded Alexander w.
Weddell as U. S. Ambassador to
SPAIN
s.. American Indians born in the
United States are not citizens; true
or false
6. General Smuts is a citizen of
which country?
7. What are the predominatina
colors Of the male Baltimore oriole2
8. Two words nh and Wy de-
scribe the cry Of a horse?
9. Who accompanied the late Wiley
Post in the "Winnie Mae" in its rec
ord breaking round-the-World flight
n 1881?
10. The total land area of Canada
is greater than that of the United
. tItlk GI fti-f'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-18
More Cards
Arrive For
First Aiders

II,-
NddIlinildI cdiuH nave Dtel' IeCeI\ :
ca Ior NOSE VINO haEe competed
Ii'e!f A'IciIcafl i''o gross lIFNt alG
courses Sam AIl0f"' Ndhce county
chairman Sala 'uoaN, ana thc cares
are ready
VIZ. N"oIa NaIu me loIioNInN
cares nave arrived MIS-. Edn3 y.
NtMhhdi'' INSTRUCTOR a. EPSON, MI.
= Nt"illdil' MI. u W. c
4IrS, Tome 90lth' Ms l.. o. ffallet.
Dora 9auefWhI'e MI. Jasper COL
ms Ms o o becNhdn' n
NiI17 ~@ldI2aIe' ASTON -,
N. !. loull2. ~ulNlI lCl"l az NIJ-ltiI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-18
Terracing
Shown

The Sol Conservation Service,
Farm Security Administration, and
the Extension Service are cooperate
ing in a series Of terrace building
demonstrations in Vance county, re-
ported Hugh d. Barden of the Farm
Security Administration and Ken
Morgan of the Soil Conservation
Service.
The purposes of these ~demonstra-
tons, Morgan stated, are to show
the need for terraces. to teach the
proper methods OF construction and
maintenance and to.0rganize COopera-
tive groups 10 facilitate the estab-
lishment of soil conservation meth
eds OF every farm in the most
economic way. Two demonstrations
have already been held in the Bull
louisville neighborhood, near Drew
ry. for ColOred farmers.
Morgan reported as follows on the
work zone so far.
The first Of these field demonstra-
tons was conducted on May 8 on
the farm of Walter L. Wilson, on
which the tenant, Ernest Elam Cool
ored) d Farm Security client, fur
nlShcd the mules. The second dem
on@stration was held on May IA on
the farm of Johnnie Haskins, (col-
orcd) who purchased his farm
through the Farm Security Adminis-
tNatjon. j. H. Brodie, a supervisor
of the Tar River Soil conservation
district. permitted the use Of district
owned equipment, including a drag
scoop and a long-Wing t]erraclng
ploW for the purposes of these dem
O~nstratlOns. Members of the soil con-
~SerNatlon service Staked off the ter
races and instructed during their
construction.
a Sl~ngle-hOrSe scoop was found
to build a very good terrace at the
rate Of from Is to 100 linear feet
per hour, This was found the most
effective and efficient method of
constructing terraces with limited
QUlpment, in the opinion of those
attending, Terraces were also built
with a V-drag and the special long
wing ~terraclng pillow on both farms.
Meadow strips, and new methods of
laying off rows and breaking land
were discussed and demonstrated.
The next field demonstration will
be held on Friday, May %. at 2 .. m.
on the old Cooper farm on the Flat
Rock road, announced Barden, who
expires ed the hope that both white
and Colored farmers would come and
participate.
Neal Smith of the extension serv-
ice, Hugh d. Garden of the Farm
Security Administration, A. A. Cone.
from Raligh, P. H. Massey, from
Frankllnton, Ken Morgan. and David
l.. Dixon of the soil conservation
service, conducted and assisted. Loyal
Peace, Negro county agent, also at
tended and aided in both demonstra-
tons.
Those attending on May 8 were
Willie Henderson, John Flam, Joseph
Elan, Arthur Turner, Moses Elan,
Afford Carroll, Ernest Elan, John
Henderson, William Bullock, Joh~
Evans and Gilbert Bullock. The MAY
IA meeting was attended by George
Bullock, Henry Bullock. ST., Ollie
Bullock, johnnie Haskins, Robert
Williams, Jr, Robert williams. ST..
Alfred Williams, B. L. Williams
1siah Williams. Simon Williams Char
lie Bullock, Lin Bullock, Levi Moss
Robert Bailey, James - HorriS
Charlie Bailey, Jr., Jacob Russell
and Lawson Hargrove.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-18
CLASS
TO BE HELD TONIGHT

Air raid Wardens of the city and
county have been called to meet to-
night at 8 o'clock at the court house
Gor the second class in a series OF
studies of their duties. Mayor Henry
Powell is instructor for the group.
This session had originally been SET
or last Thursday night but was call
ID off because of gasoline %rationing
-nrollments that evening, All air
aid Wardens are urged to be in at
0ndance
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-18
ATTENDS
OFFICERS SCHOOL

Sergeant Lyman NJ. Fogleman
Henderson soldier Of the lO5th Medi-
cal Battalion ststioned at Fort Jack
son, S. c., is n OF IA enlisted men
of the Both Division and attached
units who have left Fort jackson to
attend the Engineer Corps officer
candidate school class at Fort Bel
voir, Va, it is announced by Both
division officials.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-18

Grain that is to be combined
should be left in the field until it is
thoroughly ripe, one to two weeks
after the proper state for cutting
with a binder, says F. G. Blair of N.
(. State College
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-18
CRIPPLE
CLINIC WEDNESDAY

The monthly clinic for crippled
children will be held Wednesday
afternoon at l:3O o'clock at the Cee-
trail grammar school in Henderson
it was announced today at the office
Of the Vance county health depart
ment. DR.. w. F. Cole, o~rthopedic
surgeon Of Greensboro, Will be in
charge Of the clinic and will be as
sisted by Miss Ruth Allen, Of the
State Board Of Health, and members
of the staff Of the county health
department.
Take your change at the store
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-18

North Carolina wool growers
should enjoy their best market in
years in 1912. according to l.. /.
'ase. animal h~usbandman Of the N.
-. StotC c.llegc H'cn5-cn service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-18

Guard against initiation - every
woman should put at least 10 per
cent Of your household budget into
War Savings Bonds and Stamps.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-18

This quick assimilation helps you
get eXtra-fast relief from head
aches, neuralgia pains. muscular
aches and functional periodic pains,
Keep a 10c or Csc package of
Be handy. Be prepared % get
prompt relief when minor pains
strike, Use only as directed, Con-
suit a physician when pains persist.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-18
Why {" Relieves
Headache &NeuraIqiia
So QuickIy....

The effective,
quick-acting in
gradients in the
Be formula are
readily aSSimilated.