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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Corps Class
at Y. w.

A Motor Corps class which as
sembles each Saturday morning be-
tween the hours OF ten and twelve
o'clock, in the Lucy Thurman
branch of the YWCA, Elizabeth and
st. Antoine streets, received in
structions in assembling q motor
Saturday morning. April 4.
The Instructor Chas. +. Stephens
was aided in his demonstration with
fully built chassis, donation OF the
Ford Motor company. Assisting
Mr.. Stephens in demonstration was
his wife, Mrs. Stephens.
To become a member OF the motor
corps group, II is necessary TO have
either completed course In First
Aid or to be in the process OF study
ing it.
The "Y' group. which met last
Saturday morning, Is made up OF
women well-known in club and fra
ternal activities identified with
community interests. Among a class
OF IS are. Mrs. Bessie Morton, Mrs.
Susie Breazil, Mrs. Nina Collins.
Mrs. Ruth Weaver, Mrs. Frances
Bowler, Mrs. Arnell Brewer, Mrs.
Frances owen, Mrs. Helen Clark,
and Mrs. Marcella Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11

at the Galilee Baptist church.
14209 Goddard street, April Gle. /.
For goodness sake, that my birth
day is April 10. Indeed, 1t is! :. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. b. Rushton, Lumpkin
street, left early Saturday morn
ing on a motor trip which will take
then to Seattle, Wash, where
they will visit relatives and friends.
They had with them their two little
sons and baby daughter. Their stay
will be indefinite. The Central
Poppy Committee has selected
Tuesday. May 26. as their annual
Poppy Day. II weather conditions
present on Tuesday, Wednesday the
~ will be substituted. Anyone hav-
ing a boy or girl approach you on
either OF these days in question,
with receptacle in which TO
drop your contribution and a
bunch OF peoples, don't shake your
head but reach into your purse or
pocket as the case may be for your
donation whatever II may be, with
a smile for II you could only see
the ones who prepared the peoples
you would be glad to donate to this
most worthy cause. :. to help Grip
pied and Ill veterans. These are
the ones who laboriously fashion
ed the peoples. SO Buy a Poppy
Mister" when the day rolls around.
Mr.. George Roach passed away
last week. He was a member OF
Tom Phillips Post, American Legion
and had been III for quite some
time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
.BcSS Morton
Is AR Udrdcn

The Neighborhood club. with
Mrs. Nellie Johnson as president.
and Mrs. Lulu Taylor. secretary,
prominent Scotch avenue residents
met last Wednesday evening in the
home OF Mrs. Johnson where ar
engagements were made for the next
meeting Of the group Wednesday
evening, April 8, in the home OF
Mrs. John Cook, 6046 Scotch ave.
nue..
Mrs. Johnson's meeting was at
tended by 81 members residents OF
the Scotch avenue district. The
group counts among its members,
Mrs. Bessie Morton, air warden:
three registered nurses and FIVE
other women who have completed
courses in First Aid.
The members OF the Neighbour
hood club have been in existence
for a number OF years. Its mem
bers are women vitality concerned
in all matters OF civic interest. not
only within their immediate locali-
ty. but OF the entire community.
They are actively engaged at pre-
sent in the formulation OF plans to
cooperate with the Civilian Defense
authorities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11

Ball

Next Friday, April II. St.
Cyprians presents the social event
of the season, in It's postmaster
ball at Mirror ballroom, 2940
Woodward. The members OF the
church. along with their many
friends throughout the city. will
gather at THE affair. so anxiously
awaited and looked forward to by
a multitude OF Detroiters each year.
The occasion is not formal, but
affords an opportunity for Madame
to parade in a lighter vein. that
Easter frock otherwise closeted
since Easter Sunday.
All preparations are being made
to graciously greet those who Just
like TO set out their dance and for
those youngsters in their Easter
Parade costumes 90 in for ter
pichorean splendor.
All the ladies OF the church are
official hostesses, and this num-
Der combined with fifty friends
assisting. promises 10 present a
picture OF feminine beauty that will
be an attraction within itself.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
BY EVELYN POPE

large congregation that crowded In
to hear her last sermon OF the meet
ing, DRY Bones" In doing this. the
Reverend Gray brought the revival
to its close. Little George Davis
Is on the sick list this week. -.
also Mrs. Alyce Poynter is not much
improved.
Sir Stork has issued waiting
cards to the Robert Smiths. John
Rodgers and Tryee Loelees. i.
Sap is rising. We believe it's Spring
at last Eve hope). Therefore, the
Peace Baptist Debate Group will
participate in Battle OF Speech"
in the very near future. (Will an
nounce the place and date next
week.. Some OF the speakers will
be: Fannie Ruth Pattman, Law
renee Alexander, Florence Pattman
and James Fannlngs. 4. .MissGwen-
dolyn Ford OF Ferndale, Michigan,
spent a few days visiting at the
home of her grand mother. Mrs.
Matte Hendricks. 14209 Lumpkins
street.
Celebrating their birthday toseth-
err this week, were two popular
young pjeople. Miss Ethel Lundy
and Back Wooten ...... Spent
their birthday celebrating at the
best night clubs In town. Well
known radio artists OF stations
wMBC and CKLW presented we'll
arranged program Saturday at
Peace Baptist church. Many people
attended 10 listen 70 the Flying
Cloud quartette. Another date to
remember, you good people. Is
April IL. On this date a luncheon
and fashion show will be given by
the Ytirahc Club, at the 666 Club. Z.
Another date for a fashion show 10
be staged by the Peerless Social
and Art club. will be given In this
column at later date.
Lovely Mamie Lee Green the
bride OF James Jackson. April
2, 1912, in Toledo, Ohio. Mrs. Ola
Green, mother OF the bride, Mrs.
Minnie Plant. mother OF the groom
and his uncle Lawrence Adams, ac-
companied the couple when they
motored TO be married. Their
honeymoon was spent In Chicago.
After their return. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson will be hosts at reception
10 be given IN their honor on April
20. AZ the home Of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Green.
You must hear the Reverend w.
N. King who Il conducting services
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Teacher
WEEDS

Miss Laura Joyner. teacher In the
Harriet School OF Ypeilanti, be-
came the bride OF Mr. Glen Null
Inns, OF Ypsilanti in a quiet cere-
mony in the Second Baptist church
preceding the Easter morning
service. The bride wore a rose COLI
ored afternoon dress with navy blue
accessories, her corsage was OF
gardenias.
Mrs. Mullins graduated from
Michigan Normal college in June OF
1893 and began teaching in the
1nkster school system the follow
ing September. She has been teach-
ing in Harriet School, Ypsilanti, for
the past two years.
While a student in Northeastern
high school IN Detroit. Mrs. Null
Inns kept up a correspondence with
another student in France. This
confidence went on even through
her college days and in the sum-
mer OF 1899. Mrs. Mullins and her
mother. Mrs. Geraldine Joyner.
visited this French girl in France.
They spent two months in England
and France and returned to Ameri-
ca just before active fighting took
place in Europe. Mrs. Mullins
speaks French fluently.
The couple will make their home
in Ypsilanti. Mrs. George WASH
ington was maid OF honor and Mr..
George washington was best man.
The Rev. Cartier Robertson offi-
ciated.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Mobilization
Dinner Planned

All members and workers in the
Lucy Thurman Branch division OF
the YWCA membership campaign
are urged to attend the city-wide
mobilization dinner on Tuesday
evening, April IA at Central Branch.
The speaker will be DR.. Herbert
Beecher Hudnut. pastor OF the
Woodward Avenue Presbyterian
church. Dinner reservations
should be made at the YWCA by
April Is.
Preliminary reports OF member
ships secured since the Branch
Mobilization dinner on April 2 will
be presented by Mrs. Charles c.
Digs. membership chairman, and
the division leaders including Mrs.
Esther Lowe, Mrs. Pearl Collins.
and Mrs. Freddie Brewer.
From April IL TO May Is when
Miss Charlotte T. Niven, recently
returned from two years with the
British YWCA speaks at the vic
tory dinner, workers will follow
their campaign slogan Keep En-
Joining" Every girl OF woman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11

Esther Lowe, Mrs. Pearl Collins and
Mrs. Freddie Brewer. Every wo-
man in the community is invited to
join the YWCA.
The membership dinner Is the
closing event OF the volunteer
leadership training conference
which opens at $3.50 o'clock at the
Branch under the direction OF Mrs.
A. L. Thomas. The program
will present the purpose OF the
Y. ". c. A. and the groups which
make up its membership through
charts and a quiz program. Mrs.
Stephens will speak on New De-
mands on the Volunteer" The plan
ming committee includes Mrs. Re-
mus Robinson, Mrs. John Smith,
Mrs. Jessye Darlington and Mrs.
Ost Lindsay. All members and
friends Of the YWCA are invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11

TREES"
Miss Johnnie Mae Baylis modelled
a red and white silk evening dress.
Miss c. Williams OF Detroit wore a
beautiful white satin wedding gown.
The main attraction was Clyde Kerr
sey wearing tan Thunderbolt suit
with a large sombrero and wide
striped black and white shirt. No
one has found out yet how he got
into those pants. Mr.. James mod
eled a midnight blue evening suit.
Mrs. Johnnie Mace Baylis was
presented with beautiful table
lamp for selling the largest num-
Der OF tickets. Mrs. Vera Brook
man was presented with nice
table cover for selling the second
largest number.
The evening closed with the
DOMESTIC DAUGHTERS giving
away seeds as favors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
SUB-DEB
CHATTER
BY LITTLE SISTER
Classified Ads,

Classified Adsi
Wanted: Talent, by John Stevens
and Samuel Ross.
Wanted--By Andrew Henry, to
know when Jeanne Waundless'
birthday comes.
The Viceroys gave skat-
Ing party April 6. from 3 to z
pm. at local rink. Some of the
viceroys are: Robert Weaver, Sam
Ross, Albert Summerville, John
Stevens, Herbert Wilson, Cleveland
Williams. Richard Parson, william
Mcdonald and Horace Rodgers.
TOrrid ROmances:
.Veralee Fisher won't go out
without Wimpy.
Cuzzy and Peter Whitaker are
all for each other.
Don Lawson is crazy about Lucy
Howard
Horace Rodgers makes goo-goo
eyes at Mary Louise Fisher.
Matte Lewis and Albert Sum-
merville are really In love.
Jean Carmichael and Colson
Mutt have II bad.
Billy Dunbar and Rose Camp
bell are still going strong.
Ernestine Fisher and Robert
Weaver are coming on now.
Billy Fuller and Velma May are
still seeing only each other.
Ermin Fisher and Rachel Mutt
have 1t tuff-enuff.
Evelyn Baldwin enjoyed Bernard
Donald's company, while listening
TO Joe Louis fight. Likewise. June
Baldwin enjoyed Earl Davis COM
pany.
What talent flashes around
Northwestern with Els graduation
ring on her third finger. left hand?
What girl cut her hair and cut
her connection with her love the
same week?
The situation between EB. aud
b. NJ. Is waning She seems to be
attracted by another.
Paul Foster is thinking about a
little girl out on Ford.
Don't forget the Arcadians' skat-
ing party next week. and their
swimming party which will be an
nounced later.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11

Brooksie Mae Williams and little
Nancy Zimpsey, all decked out in
their new spring toys.
Then came the morning apparel.
Ms. Evelyn Byrd modelled beau
tiul pair OF white satin lounging
pajamas. Mrs. Nancy Anderson
modelled lovely blue and red satin
quilted robe. The afternoon wear
was modelled by Mrs. L. Richard
zen, Nancy Anderson, Florence
Kimrsey OF Detroit, Arlene Will
liams and Mrs. Geraldine Kersey.
Mo. Richardson wore a gray tweed
ensemble with long cape that
fastened around the neck.
Miss Lenora Davis the lovely
blonde OF Ypsilanti was easily the
classiest OF the afternoon models.
wearing light green suit with
canary yellow coat and yellow ac-
ccssorics. other afternoon ensemb-
les we're modelled by Misses So
phronia and Isabelle Mitchell and
Margaret Dobbins.
During intermission Theron Kerr
sey rendered the vocal selection
CHLOE" A piano duet was play
ed by Betty Williams and Theo.
Hamilton. Miss Jean Kersey sang
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11

party, with games, pictures, and
songs. from early evening until
almost midnight Friday. On Thurs
day, Mrs. Lovelace was guest OF
honor at a bridge party given by
the Tens Club. Both OF those love-
ly socials took place at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b.
Drum where Mrs. Lovelace was
stopping.
At the Friday evening party the
AKA girls could talk OF nothing
save the approaching regional con-
ference to be held in Cincinnati
the weekend OF April 25. the theme
OF which is: "All for Defense-De-
tense for ALL" Mrs. Lovelace dis
closed few OF the conference plans
among which are the annual sorori-
ty play and joint public meeting
with the YWCA at which time Mrs.
Dorothy Boulding Ferebee is guest
speaker.
Mrs. Beulah T. Whitby, national
basileus OF the sorority, was pre-
sent and gave short talk on her
recent trip to Washington as a re-
preventative at the meeting called
by the Office OF Facts and Figures.
The guest list for Fridays party
included Fannie Bethel, Beulah
Cain, Melissabel Grant, Bertha
Madison, Edith Garrison, Delyda
Asberry, LaClaire Knox, Margaret
Bennett, Agnes Lewis, Cornell
Drum, Ruby Bradley, Ethel Simons,
Betty Harris, Ashley Cain. Kate
Pickens, Alice Taliaferro, Elizabeth
Bard. Regina Solomon, Hazel White,
Angel Lambert. Eva Green. Alice
Cleage. Georgia Redo. Jessie Car
ter. Yolande Bradfield. Marie
Reed. Elizabeth Kidd. OF weet vir-
ginia, Winifred Cochran. Edith Gar
rison. Hertha Priest and Nellie
Watts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11

interested is invited 10 take out q
YWCA membership without waiting
for a personal invitation from the
campaign workers. All those who
have been members are urged TO
reioin.
Fourteen swimming stars from
the Central Branch YWCA.
"Aquabelles' gave a colorful
demonstration OF water formation
work. including the Skaters Waltz"
and aloha Oei" at the opening Of
the Lucy Thurman Branch pool. on
Monday evening. Those participate
ing were Misses Elise Court. Ber-
tina Daubendick, Charlotte Baker,
Pherne Andreas. Phyllis Straass.
Patricia Erskine, Kathleen Tenny,
Florence Rust, Ruth Basshard,
Janet Neumeyer. Betty Anne Wales.
Carol Holly. Beatrice Page and
Dorothy Thoeming.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Ncu Ideas
In Prizes

Little did Mrs. Lula Goggins
know when she arrived Wednes-
day at pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Willie Mae Tiller to attend the
New Idea Social and Civic club that
she was the fifth to arrive and
would thus receive an award. Be-
sic Wiley was the tenth to enter
and was also given n gift by the
hostess. The next meeting the first
and sixteenth person to arrive will
be awarded.
More than 20 members heard the
interesting account OF her vacation
by Mrs. Emma L. Reid who has just
returned from Hot Springs. She
later presented the ladies with
huge sticks OF peppermint which
she brought from the sunny south.
Plans were made for tea In
May. The group agreed to give help
to a patient in local hospital. Mrs.
Bessie Zampty. supervisor OF the
New Idea Junior Girls, reported the
progress OF the young folk. Mrs.
Manila shelton was accepted as
new member.
Mrs. Tiller. the hostess. served
a plate luncheon OF chicken salad,
hot rolls, olives, pickles, coffee, ice
cream and cake.
Others present we're Mesdames
Collie Clarke, Mary Williams,
Nora johnson, Bertha Carter, Mat
tie Gordon, Inez Whitner, Lena
Chambers, vashti Spain, Maud
Gould. Altha Johnson, Ruth Irwin,
Evelyn osborne, and Mabel Brown.
Need money! See ProVldent Loan
and Savings Coz 60i TObln Build
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Major T. Mann
Speaks To Women

Mobilization OF workers for the
L y Thurman Branch YWCA
section OF the annual Membership
enlistment Month campaign will
take place at dinner at the
make plans at dinner at the
Branch on Thursday evening. April
Q at 6 o'clock. In charge of the
meeting, Mrs. Charles F. Stephens,
Branch chairman, and Mrs. Charles
c. Diggs, membership chairman.
Major Theophlius Mann OF Fort
Custer. 795th Division, has been
invited TO speak on Morale is Wo-
mans Business" Leaders In the
Lucy Thurman Branch division OF
the campaign this year are Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Thomas Family
Return

DR. and Mrs. All. z. Thomas. Sr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Thorn
as, of Josephine avenue. returned
home Wednesday night from Fort
Bragg, NC, where they motored
last Friday to visit their son and
brother, Flight Surgeon Alfred e.
Thomas, Jr., OF the 99th Pursuit
Squadron. They found the young
officer well and looking fine. They
were accompanied on the trip by
Robert Thomas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Annual Scholarship
Contest
Sponsored by
HE DETROIT MUSICIANS

AooOtiAIlON,
a branch Of the NATL Assn OF
Negro Musicians, Inc. The con-
lesi IS open 10 young musicians be.
tween ages Of 16 and 25, inclusive,
Students OF piano and voice.
contest numbers-volce:- com.
Positions by Handel, Gluck, Bizet,
warner, Mozart. Haydn, Mendel-
s'ohn or Schubert. Piano-Prelude
ana fugue (B0ok I, No. 81 from
The Well Tempered CIavIchord''
W Bach; Elective; Any Of the long.
er preludes, etudes or nOcturnes
W chopin, Rachmanin0ff. ETC., or
be'rs Juba or Dance OF Desire; Me.
nowelpS Witches Dance or @Jeux
GEau' by Ravel.
Winner Of the semi.fnals will be
sent TO Cleveland to compete In the
National contest with ali expenses
pala. File your application at once.
nrile or call Jerene q. Macklln,
chairman, $40 Hague Ave. Trinity
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
What The Well Dressed Of All
Ages Wear In Ybsilanti

The newly organized club, the Domestic Daughters
Ypsilanti sponsored style show in the Harriet School
lym last Saturday night The first public venture proved
quite The opening models were "Juniors-on-
Parade '-Maryn Kersey Eugene Kersey. Paggy TAYLOR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
"A K As Compliment
Regional Director

Mrs. Laura T. Loveace, charming matron and Great
Lakes regional director of the Alpha Kappa Alpha
y visitor to the Motor City last weekend. Theloca
AKAs took this occasion for a-out evening in which
visit with Mrs. Loveace. There was, in fact quite
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Workers Give
Tea

The Workers for Posterity will
hold an open house with tea and
an interesting program Sunday.
April - from TO S pm. at Ebe-
nezer church. Such outstanding
talent as Gladys Mills. Clyde Cole
man. Rosa Reid, George Ingram,
Frances White Poole, and Marie
Jones will be there.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10
Bragg Joins
Salvage Drive

Fort BraGg.-Tnc salvage ..,.,.
Cd! the qUartCrm@Stcr brauy. 90 E..f
Bragg in cooperating to ~. ..,.,
extent III the natiunwid" drive q,
Uhi!I2 every piece of scrap ...'- .
existence. TrucES and freight u...
, !rav" this largest Of Army % .'. a..
most daily loaded with scrap w.,...
their destination being p.... aar.c
salvage metal j. being u...r..'r.
into mHC!! needed war ra,,.. .r..
Approximately 100000 u....!s d.,
scrap metal will be obtained a .,..,r..
inc next week a; Fort n.agg rs
W"rkmrn WELDING torches n.-. no
gun diSmantling OF all the .,d INNS
~ Trophy Point. in The ,,.., off For,
Bragg. These old landma..- ar. de-
,r2"d soon 20 be hurled %. the lam
ana GC!nanS in the :.rr, pr nm
mmition. Di>mant,ing .. tines, r.Iir.
- only part of the general "hpgsc-
leaning" NOW underway o. For,
Bragg. All metal Offices for which
an absolute need w'.nfn tho nost
does not exist arc being collected.
Fort Bragg also is cooperating
with civilian SCRAP drives. J. vii
bur Crews. acting -av-r of Wins
tor Salem. has notified For, Hrooo
sal age officials ina. Wins,on-S3Ionr
ha% four old field artillery pfrccs +,
off" the Wan department IN ,hcir
Guest for old metals. ARRANGEMENTS
already have been com9lctcd IN shi,
~" guns this coming week. Green's
Dor" Officials also hgvc notified Tho
savage office 'ha: Inc: have ,hrcn
guns To Offer III the drive.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10
War Is Fatal.
10 Britain 5
Small Stores

New f"rk-Thc war Il T.. o..
i'"hI t. know Whether ,,,r. ,,.,.
-" amy sIIhic DE-, # ,...'r..,..
AMONG small! ,tor. IN Iii. rn ".',..
~" IN Eu'.H .r"u -. MN. '",., y
nave their rucl:f ID tho ,...ir ''''.' ~.
NAT - happening t.rr,. Will g. .,
,H''s II! happen in the IY,...
i"E me laciu.S al" mst al H.,
""'c "hc Dun and Brad-tr,ri. nm.,.
IL. .r"',n ca organization. pnir,, ON.
,'';i'. N The fins, world war nus5nn'.
creased. ''''"''' "'-
,,.i, must be remembered, r:,,ua.
I'"i N IN" q day. IhCru vyvr, mn r,..,l
,''. tue such "a threaten m.r,.
"". iu"SScS nuw.
however. the organization uo,..
I'."' although failures AMONG sr,.I:
BUSINESS her" have not rr.ir.,,,..,
increased there are few nrr Im.;-
''>sr,. IhIS finding W.. based nr e..
imp" sulNry IN the Now rnulnr,.
INJURIES among Il number o., bu.i-
,cT' men disclosed that ,hcv feel H..
'"I effect of tho war on mail ms
III 'htN country VIII No, hr l,.,.
''' " 'nu.p.raiil"ly lung time.
supplies for Christmas.
wv. i,'W mann, general manager of the
N"l'"tHi Retail Dry Goods A.,nrra-
,"n' emphasizes that dry goods store,
' ', ample supple, 10 last them ..t
''''. through the Christmas hm!i5.'..
'," P'Lh"p' months b"yund then.
, Ii!' business executive aid:
III, mitch seems clcar: Tn
" ,',.,, Il lot 81 small uu-inr~-n.
- l' nave /" ci">" dusu i'm, otto,
.'i@ VIII he the result OF durlir3-
non ID enterprise ANA services.
""'i" ,hrcr gas stations "a, or,
intersection IN pCacctim" r..yH. ha,.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-10
Knott And
Wilkinson,
Run House
VIII Conduct Big Hen.
derson Warehouse on
tIendson Market Com
ing Season; II Gus G
One Of Newest on
Market and Is Mod
ern.

i, has been the case since Tie FL
Henderson Warehouse was erected =,
dozen coz "nr" wears ago. the biz To-
blwo property viii To operated win
Il ". Nn''t, with Lyman T.. VII
sn on Air. Wilkinson has been with
TIE firm 80 number of years.
Th" i.s henderson is one of ia.
houses located ON the east side IF
Town. convenient of access iui nru,,.-
e. u-.,.H@ Their crop Ia town f..
,r Il ,n" Of the most mpIn,r