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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Slim Hips
aWith These
Exercises
BY IDA JEAN KAN

WOMEN LOOK better in
Stacks than in shorts and better
in skirts than anything else.
Stacks cover up but they do
not disguise and certainly do
pot flatter the figure But well
all be wearing them because
they are so comfortable and
practical.
The men say no woman should
look as bad in Stacks as some
DO and that the main trouble is
that we won't go TO a good
tailor. No we probably won't.
we like buying our clothes
ready made
One OF the secrets OF success
with Stacks lies in the choice Of
nnaterial--it should have enough
body SO that 1t can hold It's own
shape.
All those soft. clingy mate
rails should be confined 10
sleeping clothes.
Hip Simmer
! But TO wear Stacks with dash,
you must have a trim hipline.
That you get and keep only with
toning exercise. II may help to
know that few rs three well
chosen hip SINNERS will trim
you down:
Begin with this one:
Lie on your side on the floor
with both legs straight down,
one on top OF the other. Raise
the upper leg, knee straight,
from the hip, upward and
alightly back. Hold, then lower.
- Repeat II times. then shake
ear leg until the muscles are
Bose and timber. Rest, and per-
form with other leg. Afterwards.
roll over on your back and
relax.
Try This
Flip back into the same start
ing position on side. except that
you have the upper leg raised.
Swing leg away out in front.
then up and out in back. Try
20 keep your foot the same
height from the floor in the
front swing, and elevate IL
Slightly in the back swing
! Continue for II counts. and
gradually increase 10 * with
each leg. And there's an cxcr-
else that will give any one
Trim hipline.
Now, on your back on the
floor again. Raise both legs
straight up In air and shuttle
back and forth from the hips.
Do this for II counts now, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21

This Is a backbone" shoe for your Fall ward
robe. Sleek and simple. you'll wear Specs
with everything everywhere .. POLISHED
CALF In MILITARY TAN or BLAck-sIso In
BLACK or BROWN SUEDE with EMBOSSED
CALF.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18
Famous DOOdIerS
Their scrawIs That Maybe Subeonscious Shorthand
Will Appear in Sunday Times American Weekly

affect your present-day activities.
A fascinating article, indeed,
this special feature appears in The
American Weekly, complete with
illustrations, this coming Sunday.
ROMANTIC is THE WORD for
pearl divers.
In the South Seas, these natives
risk their lives for the baubles
which women love; they fight
giant CLAIMS and ravenous sharks,
and even more rapacious humans.
Cap'n Lester A. Mosher, who
has thrilled millions of American
Weekly readers so far with his
Thar She Blows" series of men,
oirs of the old whaling days, Sun
day gives you the fifth article.
illustrated In color, revealing this
phase of human bravery off the
northwest coast of Australia.
Newest Time Saving Methods
OF Mending" is the title Of a help
full article by Mrs. Christine Fred
erick, the weif-known authority on
household efficiency, appearing
Sunday in The American Weekly.
A HIGHLAND PARK READER
has turned in a number OF excel
lent recipe treasure" she found
in her attic-all requiring a min
imum of sugar. They include Home
Canned Baked Beans, Picked Car
rots. Barbecue Sauce. Picked Red
Cabbage, Uncooked Cucumber Rel
ish and Stuffed Green Tomato
Pickle.
You'll find them all in the
Housewives Food Almanack de-
partment OF the nations unique
magazine, The American Weekly,
with this Sundays issue Of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18
DO YOU DOODLE,

And do your doodlings really
mean anything?
Doodling, as you know. Is scrib'
bling apparently meaningless de-
signs, squares. circles, names, etc
ON a piece of paper while you're
not thinking about II.
The American Weekly, with this
coming Sundays issue of The De.
troit Sunday Times, has special
feature article showing the various
doodlings of well known people, in
cluding screen stars. and explain
ing that doodling. after all, may
be a subconscious sort OF short
hand for us.
Don't miss IL Sunday.
NEXT TIME the weather fore
cast says fair and warmer and
il turns out 10 be cloudy and
colder
Don't blame the weather man.
For IL may be a pretty young
miss who's analyzing subtle air
currents and such 10 determine
whether il rains or shines tomor-
row.
The American Weekly tells you
all about II Sunday.
AS we all know, one of the
strong points of psychoanalysis Is
the fact that a good psychoanalyst
works back 10 your childhood and
frequently unearths things about
yourself you never were aware Of
Now, IL appears, modern psychi'
artists, working on a phase Of this
procedure. may have stumbled
upon a veritable mental fountain
of youth, since they now can tap
your mind at any time OF your
childhood, bring 10 light fears and
worries which concern you and
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18
Ferguson Opens
Drive Monday
Times star Correspondent

LANSING. Sept. 1s. - Judge
Homer Ferguson, who won a
smashing victory over his rivals
for the Republican senatorial NOM
ination, promised today to pull no
punches" in his campaign against
Senator Prentiss M. Brown.
Following a conference with Sec
retary of State Harry +. Kelly and
other COP strategists. Detroits
grand jury investigator said he
will rest over the weekend and
begin his intensive drive for votes
Monday.
He indicated he will center his
attack on Brown around Congress
failure TO adopt adequate taxation
and price fixing measures. Brown
is member of the Senate taxa
tion committee.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18
SEND IN YOUR VERSE

Then send your verse 10 the
Rhyme Contest Editor. The De-
troit Times, 1870 CasS avenue,
Detroit, Mich, bearing in mind
that entries WILL NOT be re-
turned. that decisions OF the judges
are. FINAL.
Submitted by Mrs. Paul CALI
nat. 1ls Edmund street. Flint:
Little Bo-Peep has lost her sheep,
And can't tell where 10 find them.
She went out 10 buy War Stamps,
And then found the scampS
With a War Bond and not wool
around them.
From Mrs. Estella Stokes Nc
CandleSs. 1889 Warrington drive:
Jack Spratt could eat no fat,
His wife could eat no lean.
But on this point they both agreed
They'll buy War Stamps for VIC
TORY
Submitted by Estelle Fucker,
2210 Pingree avenue;
See, saw, Marjorie Daw, &
Jackie shall be my master,
For he is true.
To the red. white and blue.
lie buys his War Bonds faster.
From Mrs. Margaret Manning,
72l Waller street, Saginaw:
There was an old woman who lived
I'm a shoe,
She had so many children, she
didn't know what to do;
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18
Radio Programs for Today and Tomorrow

Tnis program mas been
given The Detroit Times
by ths stations herein
listed. II the presentations
as scheduled are rot on
the air. the fault lies with
the stations and not The
Detrott Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18
Hunt Station Scores Anew

For the second time since April,
the Hunt street station, headed
by Inspector Samuel J. Throop,
today received the safety plaque
awarded monthly by the mayor $
traffic safety committee for re-
6uction of accidents in the pre-
cinct.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18

She bought them all War Stamps,
and Bonds. if you please,
Now when the wars over, they'll
live in ease.
Submitted by Mrs J. Rinko, 657
Stimson avenue:
Patty Cake. Patty Cake Baker
Man,
Bake me cake as fast as you
can:
To the market IL take il
And with il I'll buy.
War Savings Stamps so our free
dom won't die.
If in purchasing these we shall
help in this war.
Let's make this our habit and buy
more and morei
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18

Mr.. Falconer, executive di-
rector of the Greater New
York Fund since its inception
in 1888, appointed national
executive director of the
United Seamen's Service.
USS has been formed under
government auspices to pro-
vide rest, recreation and re-
cuperation for officers and
men of the merchant marine
in all corners of the world.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18
Poetic Women
Rival Men as
Bond Rhymists

Are YOU a rhyming man. or
woman? If SO, The Detroit Times
Rhyme Contest presents an OPP
portunity for you 10 Hin War
Savings Stamps.
Daily and Sunday the Times
prints FIVE different rhymes, pays
81 in War Savings Stamps 20 the
writer Of EACH verse used.
You take the first two lines of
any nursery rhyme. then finish
the verse in your own way writ
ing about War Savings Stamps or
Bonds.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18
SUBMIT ANY NUMBER

You may submit ;any number
of verses; there's no limit as to
the number Of times you are ell
gible TO win.
See Saturdays and Sundays
Times for more winning rhymes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-17

mediate attention. So Brother Reu,
den MAY Just have 10 spend what
mes got. lie >,!ll thinks the folk who
nave Benefited by Democratic ad-
mmi>iraiIunS ought 10 chip N Il lit
tie more freely.
y kindred angle to this business of
Sdmpa!Sn speaking is that mos; u:
ne volunteers are actual VI potential
candidates Tor office Al some future
inc. Gregg Cherry ui GaStoni;,,
vows ally IUnnlug Tor governor. has
t'aO, S,\ G!&l sp> rCheS and more are
~ prCSp,c t. DIu, Null ui Sneloy -
SHOWN 10 uc ~ receptive mood
on talk aocut TIE governors Office.
HIdcu Ramsey vl ASntVIlie may not
oc IL The mnku; Tor any particular
.lIr, tUt ne certainly wants - be
hong the h!HS-uluilCrs. .Nnd there Is
,!OencG uhal Governor Bruughtou /;
.uHin& Ia: Hr"und lEr vlirvu; cleo
III campaign - me ,Gl;cd States
Suatc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-17
RELIGION TO Play PART
~ CORRECTION CONGRESS

Acknowledgement Carolina NH De
most 10 the IND annual Congress q.
Correction TINS Nr'H. Inc COMPRESS.
wnicn Is scheduled 81" meet n''' &C
ioUcr /" :" 70. IS sponsored -! IN
American Prison AsScri"'I"... Il MIL
.ncIuG" nSrhnL> q, liiS .f.''i '''i.
l';E1!r Association. inc IA"PI"''''
ana warocnN ;lSsocI"'.ph a. wen a.
various committees H.'' compose '''
interests Z! iAr ifi> II N@'"ti'''o!''
Inc opening p. gram ON ou'l'''!
evening. reads mos. HN' al III
'er-ia:ih meetih&. an ing INC par
uc!pahls MI! ID" ~" ~ hcE; MS-'.
J"hn oGfhof. .'''r'',E' N'""''".
oohic'eiic" 81 -. .''''' N''t' 't.'S' 80
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-17
Current Political
Campaign Marked by
Less Spccchmaking

..... .. . rage oncD
-',''"t county SIn'
.'.. moo. ing case
appears ul"' III" D"n.
'# It'd cary ,'' cruH..
... ...- lac mat H"cA l.
.' '."! 'I'l ramsey 81.
VA. .'.'.''' IN. IAN.
90. ."t, "'5'i ...'iG ",rh!,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-17
FAYETTEVILLE COUNCIL
PROJECTS PROGRAM

FayettrVIlle. = The FANttIcNIIII
Council OF CEurchcS is just now
completing a religious canvass ul the
city and announces plans Tor Il week
oi meetings III live oil the lcau.nL
churches from October 1880. Out-
Ci-tuwn ministers who Viii partr.-
pate III these services include: ID
robert ". Brad>haw. Durham: d.!
Armand l.. tUr.lc, huntington. ",
Va: DR.. J. Clyor Turner, Green's
uoru: Dr. ihona, X. Young. Menu
phiS. Tenn. and Dr. Walter Il. Mo-,
Wilmington.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-17
FIRST BAPTIST.

T.. NOriIcct Gardner. pastor.
The topic for the morning sermon
is THE Patience of God" and the
evening subject will be Two
Banks
Sunday:
9:i5 Sunday school.
II Worship
6:3O Training Union open house.
Parents night will be observed. All
parents of the members arc Invited
10 attend.
100 Worship.
Sunday begins the observance q;
Home Cooperation Week in all or
CARNATIONS of the church. The Load
crs make plea for closer tic be-
tween the home and these UrganILl-
tons. The week will be observed by
visitation during the week and par
ents night on Wednesday.
Tuesday: The Tri-Ccun'y Bmdca-
Philathca convention will meet st
tho First Baptist church in Wa
"cnton Tuesday evening at 7:3j
5aracas and philathcas are urged T.
be present.
Wednesday. 1870 Parents Night
(Parent-Teacher mceting.
Thursday:
Divisional W. NJ. U. meeting al
Clayton.
1880 Executive meeting for Train
ing Union leaders and officers.
Friday q, choir practice.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-17

Continued i.,ln .'ar, NurN
.tiic!ai: crl;itcd with shooting
GOWN seven more aN.> planes uvcl
Malta ycSteday. manIug d Total ut
'uI destroyed AROUND the !ir, l>l
Mediterranean island ,:,nsuaii IA
see M,@'h Of October
." the Egyptian lr.., g.. AIS
quiet.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-17
WEST END BAPTIST.

Rev. John H. MCCrlmmon. paste"
Sunday school at 10 Il. M.
Worship service AT IL a. m. Topic
What - Christian Marriage"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-17

CONGREGATIONAL. CHRISTIAN

J. Frank Apple. pastor.
Church school a, g.i5 q. ,r l...
y. Hail. superintendent
Morning Worship 80: Il. S..,..
topic: Tine Wages o.. >. I..
Evening worship al 80 .,. ..
Subject OF the sermon: "Fa......-
ness 10 Lies Task"
MiG-wcck Bible study W,Gur-G.y
evening al o'clock. Cn,lr r..,..D.
At 8.i1
Come unto me. all We tina, ..-
2"ur and ar" heavy laden. and .....
We y"U rest"
81 PAuL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Henderson. y. {.
Time OF Masses:
.s'. %rd. and 5th Sunday. 9 4. .
Pad md 18th Sunday. 1880 . .
Holy DaES. . a. III.
N..rnI dryotionS. Sundays. 80
H,. james II. King. pastor
HOLY lNNpCENrS EPISCOPAL
Hey. !. ~. Nughc>. rector.
twentieth Sunday after Trinity.
la. y 't!N &c VIII Dr omitted.
gi5-CuUgrh school
'H-N,u', Bible class.
l!-M..u.ug PRAYER: lmmcd.a;cly
I.'cr the morning service - me- ting
s. called 81 ne Nr,iry and :.l.
UtcnGa"cc Is requested
I.i5-Y. =. = L.
Evening service omitted
81. Johns Mission. North Hcndcv-
,on, , o'clock. church school.
WHITE MEMORIAL METHODIST
Rev. !. * Warrington. pastor
sis Sunday school
IL Chlldrcu'> M.>SIona,, meet
.ng.
p. m.-Youtn fellowship meeting
Thursday ST mId-wock prayer
service
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-17
Axis Rumors
Dakar Drive

Continued i.nn .'ar, nnrN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Speaking of Initiation

Writing o, sEyrockc,ing prices and
danger of initiation. thc New York
Times recently said:
IF initiation comes. it will not be
the corporations that will be reduced
TO misery and privation. It will be
the worker, whose high wages will
buy less and less the higher and
higher they CO.
You cant make the labor racke-
tecrs believe that. though. They feel
their places are secure. They arc not
looking very far beyond the end Of
their noses. They arc "gettin' theirs
while the gcttin' is good" and lead
ing their organization on and on,
until ultimately tho will come to the
jumping OF place. wen there viii
be nowhere Il they n 20 and
nothing they can do abou, Ia disas-
ter that will confront them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
.A\StN rs.

J. The 1910 cr,-.- reports 5.gG@
r.u.v> fourteen We. Il age and owe.
gagged III home h, .."worli in NORTH
ta!ulIna. Tie nt;" .... 81 ltm.lv. OIL.
'.at age were 65%.a21
= Cr"crul Ruu,.t Howe. North
Carolina officer J.. he Continental
Army. was Cuur;u. .r'IIiCi over tine
Jos Of Savannah. General Howe had
been put IN Cumna-d of the South
,n Department r> General WASH
.ugi"u. anG WAS al he head %! the
Southern Army whra Savannah was
evacuated To- the B.rrSh Tie Gcur-
ga legislature. thrc, years ui.c! the
evacuation. took up the loss OF that
city. and criticised General How 4
severely. Ills Cuurtwurliai wa de-
m"nGcd. To clear up the situation
- CJurt&.Hr'lul was held and Cen
Ctal Howe WAS acquitted viii:
NunOrS. He never lost the confidence
OF General Washington VINO con-
tinucd 10 assign MIN To important
posts.
3. The average acreage of North
Carolina farms dropped from 1871
acre in 1860 To- 81 acre. in 1910.
I. Dr.. Hugh Williamson. of Eden
N''l'' ''slf VI Allt ~ Z -Ntl u! I a.! 'llllt
delegates 10 the convention in Phil
adclph.G in 1881 that adopted the
Constitution 81 the United State Dr
Williamson Is nrodIicd with leader
ship in securing the adoption OF the
provision requiring Il two-thirdS ma
j0rIty ~ override the veto of the
President. Dr. Williamson was born
i'll Penn y,vauIa in 1875. and settled
in Edcn,rn ~ 1866 where he bCcam"
engaged IN he mercantile business.
He was elected delegate 10 the Con-
tiHcnta! Congress il l732-l165. 1887
and 1873. and was elected congress
man L. the first and second con-
gc>SC~ from 1879 to 1895. AT the end
of his second term he moved To Ncv"
! York where he died in 1919.
>. Delegates tU the North Carul!r,
- pvInClal Congresses were required
| 10 sign an agreement in which they
! bound tncms elves together t. ,gr-
! p 4 all the aC.s. resolutions and reg
J u!atiune adopted b. thcS" congress-.
North Caroline held five at the.
: cpngrCSsC# between Augu.t I-.i ava
December 1875. The lu-, ,ll.. held
/ adopted q state constitution AMI r--
B tablIshCd tat" guvc.um,m: 4na,.
D. Il governor.
6. The salaries oi N.,'r Carolina
: congreS men and United States ."n-
atorS are the >amc-Siu.GuO Per year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
OTHERS VIEWS
BEER Is GOING OFT WITH
WHISKY
To The Editor.

To The Editor:
The end of lg.. ~'.rr: t$ ur-
."oaching. |: Ia ar.u ..wn.; I've
Years SINCE any y..a.v go North
Carolina established .aun" store:
md already two sau"', tina: had
previously cstab' H,t .'.Irs have
..,~"d them. Seven. .. .." t~'n'N-
we counties th"' are ...a operating
torres are or&anI.ua .."H aIGuS -
..n.C them
This trend Ig.ns: .Hi.r Is NOT
.."!incd to North Ca...H. Already
'I 1T the cOuutiC~ .m N.wu,,y HAY"
..'vd dry. And elect .. .-..u~' u
r..- are being carried b." prun~yt-
."riu. Illinois. OHIO .-H score D!
'."- states. Right -tuu-w- people
.."Jghuut America ,r. coming ~
..'," against tho mos dangerous
....:yur in Our country D.."g the.
'r.. times. no one can e~':y IN"
20 %: sugar, grain and rraer vital
.....Hi> III the manul..'.." Cd. Dec
. whisky: no one can 'u-'.'y the
....rnt of health ana working
.'H. the impairwvH: ol we".a.
.s ... ~ cal alertnc>S and endurance.
..s 'Gr impairment u: m....r ma
..... caused By l'Q.u"
. scent election II Maguu. N."-
demonstrates that ;av .u'.-
. ointment includes beer THcs"
.. .u,m those, wuu were deceived
.. .-. ..unaaanda cd Inc b.cW'.u-.
.,,. has food la.HcS. tHa; beer
..r..r-s. that bee would ,yva@
.t,.:- rom hard liquor. and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
Not That Bad

Surely tn" need for scrap metal Is
not So acute a. 10 Justify taking two
old Confederate cannon in COlum-
bus. Ga. % contributions to the col
lection. The guns arc relics Of the
Civil War and have been on display
in the Georgia city for many years.
In the ComD!ng Of the community for
scrap The old cannons were dragged
in.
Daughters Of the American Revolt
iiOn and Daughters of the Conicd-
cracy promptly raised the roof in
protest and got the salvage COM
mittcc To- return them for rcstOra-
ton 70 their former pcdcstals. The
salvage chairman said release was
given reluctantly. as their combined
weight was fifteen tons and they
were "thc very finest quality scrap.
We cannot believe il has come
to this. and cannot escape q feeling
of delight that the Daughters have
won their fight TO preserve thcs2
relics Of a bygonc struggle.
II j.; rather as If the American
Le"iOn's old field piece down AT the
South Garnctt street hut were com
Wandered for the melting plot. or
that the militant statue atop the
Confederate monument on our court
house lawn were pulled down to bc
fashioned into new and modern guns
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

for use aga.n$. me Germans or the
JapS.
Should the time come when de-
mand were critical enough, little
serious objection wuuld be voiced
TO such resort. but the situation
could hardly Al tins stage be as dire
as all that.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

II would appru rom news ac-
counts that = rw. Violence campaign
N India Is somr,au. like Saturday
night i'll gold r.ea '.%n.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

Worrying increases not decreases
something cl.c 'u worry about.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
WANT ADS
Get Results

TOBACCO GROWERS c;r,r -,
Pack I'm Insurance iplR
atates reasonable. Citizens ,,. Us.
~ Trust Co, Insurance Dcna ar,S
mc::. "'pdr'-
pn,f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

NO. , AND 3 TIN CANS. OPEN 'rniI
i"r use with ScalCr. Fruit iar> ana
al other rannIn" accessories u','
En> Hardware Co. ~ -,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

If YOU WANT TO HOLM 60
position after the Wur-.y,u oD
II" w"ll-ir;iinrd. &c, Gr. '.'"''
training NOW, Henderson "',,
M College. September n
credited. .Nc-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

WE HAVE ALL NEW HELD AT
Carolina Shoe Shop. Your shoes
VIII be ready when you .ay YOU
want them. Try us. Phone 2;G-J
loft
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

OLE SllOES-LlkE OLD FRIENnr
always wear best. Let us rrl,,iI',
your old shoes without lo"mp ih"'r
comfort. Phone All. We c9II g..
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Reuair
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

NOW Is THE TIME no nDOK
Stark Bros. and Buub.uk's nuit
trees ior ial! delivery. VIII awe
you one nice apple tree tree with
rach irUIt tree you buy. Tn.- lrrc
Offer ends midnight. .hu@usr 81.
*n,'!:l WH"l"sulr price. u large
:. y. y. Chtrk. 2I-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

JUST ARRIVED LAEC,, IN,
hi'ht sheet music of The ia:r.l anal
most popular song hits. see H.. ,"a
your needs. Affords PRINTING ,nd
Office Supply Store. ~ %''u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
WANT ADS
Get Results

PAPER SHELL PECAN TREES FOR
sale. All The brS' VLrJc;!@ Boot;
your order uuW tor fall deliver V.
y. !. Ch,vk. agt. 25-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
In superior Court.
State of North Carolina:
County of Vance:
Jctherine \. SaulS. Plaintiff.
GattiS Sauls. Defendant.

Gattis Sauls. Defendant.
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action. entitled
as above. has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Vance County.
North Carolina. to secure by the
plaintiff a Divorce Absolute upon the
grounds of two years separation. and
said defendant will take further
notice that he is required to appear
before the Clerk of Superior Court
Of Vance County. North Carolina.
al the courthouse in said county on
Friday the 18th. day of September.
1912. and answer or dcmur To- the
complaint in said action or the plain
tiff will apply 10 the court for the
relief demanded in said complaint.
This the 18th. Of August 1912.
T.. O. FALKNER.
Clerk Of the Superior Court.
d. =. McDuffcc,
Attorney.
l8-25-l-8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

FURNISHED APARTMENT Two
rooms and hI,rhcnri;r w
r"'N rnirncrS. lights. paonr ,g
garage Tree. Gail phone Gir-i ''"
~ "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

DON'T WAlT-BuY YOUR Gov
eminent var damage Insurance
from Gates Insurance Agency.
Phone 500, iIorucr building. 2U-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

LOOK AT THESE GOOD USED
cars OIL Chevrolet C0ach with
radio and heater: 1897 Ford Tudor,
80 horse power. SpcciaI At $500. 90;
1897 Ford Coach. 80 horsepower; a
good bay IL $4,000; 1888 Ford
coupe, clean as Il pin, priced al
Sl5U.OO. Several good Model \
FordS at $4,000 To $500 each. 4
look will convince you these arc
real values. Candler-PaImer Motor
Company. 4-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-25

LOST N FRONT OF HOSPITAL
Saturday murning three keys on
ling. Reward if returned To- Dis
patch office 24-2li