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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
Few Negroes
In Orphanages
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY LYNN NISRET

Raleigh. J,n. l2-"Had YOU over
= iiced how few Negro children
"rc in orphanageS aScompared win
white children" asked friend ,hr
other dar. That started A little I'M
vcStiEa;lOn-With somewhat Sl,ruris-
ing results.
Most authoritative Information
WAS found in the annual repor; fu,.
l94l of the orphanase section Of ,bc
Duke Endowment. In the u North
Carolina institutions aided by the
endowment there is Il total capocitv
Tor 3.Ii0 white children and 300
rbl"rcd. In these institutions i'm 1871
there were 3,407 white children and
1873 colored.
Inc states Negro population is
estimated at - per cent of the total
orphan"gc capacity figures about
40 per cent, while actual occupancy.
- Just little over ) per cc@t. Stated
another way. the Negroes are using
64 per cent Ct the relatively small
capacity Of institutions. while The
whites are using about 81 per cent.
TIE State Welfare department,
doeSenl have very satisfaction,
A'Swrr a. To why this situation pre-
EailS. Some welfare officers. more
closely i'll touch with actual condi-
lions, suggest several rcaSonS-but
decline direct quotation aS Ia any.
ui them.
Minori;icS usually cling more close
y together than maioritity groups
OrientalS generally have higher re
9ar'i for family ties. as do mos,
primitive people, than Teutonc and
Morse peoples. These reasons are Of
icrcd without d1gmatiSm is possible
answers.
Actual experience of welfare work
erS is that Negroes more readily as
sumo responsibility for Orph ned re
latlvcS than do the whites. In fact.
one of the chief problems. according
TO several welfare workers among
Negroes. i To get children ont OF
homes not able 10 provide for them.
AT the same time. whites prose- :
the problem of seeking institutional
care. even when relatives are able
To look after the orphans.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
Middleburg
Cancels Game
Set For Friday,

MiddlcDLrg nigh school n.- r.,y-
cril"d basketball games scheduled f..
next Friday night a N!idCiirh,rn
with bows and g.r!. teams ~ l,.,E
dcrs"H high school. it wa. .nnu.,nr-
cd to-day. And with the announce
iNcht cam" prospects that gasoline
!ai!"ning restrictions have ,.,,..
c!"Se 10 ending intcr-mur.i u;lIr,r-,
III ;hc local school ful. the season
MlduI"bUr2 school officials nn,i-
lied III" athletic department of lIr,.-
Ger IN nigh sChou! that IL was rr,c--
,aly 10 cancel me uar,r ,,rc..f,.. a.,
!Nability OF PLAYERS la reach tl,,
school lur the gan" yviln.., ,.,,I...,,,,..
against pleasure uri,.r.,.
OF automobiles.
~ the high school today. oT,i,...,
SAID Thai there will be no ha>vkc,hli.
games t." this week. md linz, ,r,.-
arc some definitely scheduled Ice. -,
iu'ufe' Efforts Wlli aV continues,
ii'McNcr. I" arrange games WIT
teams which may reach NuuC.v,..r..
by team ~ bus. it was sad,
frincpa, ", d. Payne pg ii.v ,..f
.Sh""i sand lh"t suSpva ion ss .m;.
!ntcr-Schuol cUmputi;iCn will In.
"DOut program OF intra-mu,,.I I'd.
l"ticS at the school. with sc..ar..s
PROBABLY To he arranged on u h....r
room basis. Details al such i ...-
cram however. are yet to he v.u.l..
ed nut.
ON" high school studcn, cuu.m,nl-
80 maj il The season is over al -,
present time. thc basketball! team.
hd win 4 perfect record lu.. pc,
ana girl having Won both sides OF
double headvr last Friday night rrur.
:\YcHcE high school Teams. aro IN,
boys having followed up tic scuSut.
opener with Il victory Saturday nig,l,
over the Mite Hawks. 4 i,a. g..
independent high school piayc.., nor.
Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
AROUND TOW\.

One marriage license was issued
Monday by the register of decd the
papers going la Sidney Thomas Per
nell. uf Henderson. Route >. and Viz
einiH Bell Finch. of LouiSburg. Route
,. u white couple
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
Cotton Prices
Take Tumble

New York. Jan. l2.-iApj-Coi-
ION futures opened CENTS Il bale
lower To !" cent higher.
Late forenoon values ,ytr.. ga GEMS
- Slu3 bale lower. March 1850.
May 1882. and july 1886.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
Dixie Plays
Vital Role
Stewart Says South
erncrs Will Exert I'm
3portant Influence in
s7Stf. Congress
BY f.tRi.E.S T.. STEWART


80 N'''t.' 81 s..trS l bllNlhlSt
t,SfWaSh an2'o'. Jan. l2-On wlr j..
SUE ''' g.. Congress = It rincr.
Memt,!r lay differ a. /, ,ipu,in"
4metno;'-. |., these possible d!:,cr-
enceS MI. b" based solely upon tho
CON, 1,.'s H. g.rH! proponents of
SIN .... respective program, or,.
more r:icctl." 'hau ono another II nj
ready l. cviirn, that there Wont he
'Soi'f lie: ..,'n 'otnl victory pol
icy, on general principal.
ktp, Sans aDa .u.&c group of
old fashioned Democrats are in an
an;i-N'W Deal majority. prchaps if
1Sn GiI.r HS compact rs the pro
war bunch. BAT lis pretty solid.
.. How TT this alliance will stick
tcSo ,.," "a nlhrr issues. though
Sill remains prublcmatical.
r,'i.&"" peace planning is what
Ii R"p.""ranS. III Inc main are for
Pe"r"'im" American isolation. bu,
SOM Of en- favor world fedora
ton.
p PRO a.d an'j-Ncw Deal Demo
CT. .H,H.s" Irv divided both
WaNs. Tia" prnNrW Deal faction
uhd"''"i"Gl% - also pr federation
'bui. an"l@ The Democrats. there
ais" Is % stable di>agrccinG Gle
men. ms witness Senator Burton
X. Wheeler, an economic radical
.ipar vNc"il. &C bUi a IL ding OBJ
po"' rH . any alignment with sur-
ieiGn countries. Burton might mai
tuialtE "' expected 10 plug Tor IN
der ..r'.-m. nut he Il cSN't: he
fight. j. turiously.
+, Completely Scrambled
. ii.si...r.t.y -pcHMin9. the Re-
fpuni...i sn"Hid support con
3ccn'fJti"n at III" cxccutivc powers
Of %uNrrumnc; and the Democrats
sh"uld >" against t.. At present
it. 40 .." '1H'"d. Plenty of Demo
brat are Republican and plenty
OF i;.r4'.lc;nS ave democrats.
j About The only difference can
sec between '"m j. that they're of
Joprsu2 pulji.caI parties Their
JdOpy B., 600 confused to ana!yzn
~ a. ' - members of the house
sof representative there are LOG
&c, "....-.'s The lota, is 222
Dcnpr..t-. 2n9 Republicans and
four miscellaneous. but tina, docs
.nci '"l' Tho. whole ,'ury. The Dem
|ocra'.r '"'H. consists principally of
sDcMor"@'ic gains from the south.
W.. ...r..n.,.y is anti-Ncw Deal
.A,..n r.rH'.ug tnCm a. Democratic
sEC" L"a'"l-- which they're cot. by
any ""aN$. Tor the Democrats are
tprinrp1uy aati-Ncw Dealers. They're
pru-WIrgIrrS. but not economic re-
'H" senate doesn't vcadIusi a,
I,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
Ey LYNN INSECT
ha'k Dispatch Kurrau
In The Sir Walter Hntel-Ralr,.n

Brooks proposal iu ,.yrdI, r.,.,,,,,..,l
lions with religion, and rbari,,,I.
GI'S un H.Cum" 'IX .,t.r, H.
= Dd bill. GC.rId.ug q, ! : N,x,,.,,Ii
director Of iaN .,.rarrI md .'n,
many years commissioners. -, r.,..
nuc. MI.WrU. .u.y... .,,f,IT I,...
10 see the bill amended Ia Ir,l, sob
gli;s Ia : PEI cent If ur' ,nr..Sn
which Is the exemption allowed hy
'r1r.ai statutes. brpus- Xu..ld ~
IN" limit At IL pc ccn' ~, d.I.r...
rhr' - tcCnnl.H! rather ,nnn ...,.l
>h'"c / '~ u : rNu.r q 'Nli .. y
corporation Will give away more ,n:,n
, pr" cent II IL Income.
BAD B!Ll.--.\uutnrr urppn,:,I al
i"ci'nS income lakes. not We. MIRA
duo uu; :cG iN,y n.nn..rd nv
tat.vc Ed Tuun.,-rn q. Nrri-
N."rHUrS, would permit d,i.,,i,n ,r
federal inc nc taN,> euu State re-
turns. A"HWCi. 'la... .!.. Is u bad
p.ti- Present Lave uN"W,'. tV 'uxrs
'A'"p' income. lr som. cases Ger
P'''''' income itNc, WI. amour; II
81. CO 90. ms %! "'i .".,-. ocia.c
.'.H--' /" '"|; .!.s'.uu j. a.
$500 - ''-' 1'Ai. N..a .'.r &c SUMS
.''c''"".
,,,.,.,.,,,,..-.
'''-r FIX EN- TT edo. law al
Ut ""Su'h .nc".H' ta~c> aid
!" 'i't S'''tS' ana r.I"c -la;v ra;cs
ere owe many '"Npa. ".- would IA
federal 3,ycrn"r,, ~. 3',, ...'n l." Inc
ncu,> mean Iuyyn,. - H. W ~!
for fcdcra! PURPOSES. I'D 80. >. .mn,
a.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
CHi!NiITTEE MEETS

C"- . Jan. - AP)-A sub
s''".f' The petroleum industry
C.wr '"r the CaroIinas CON
IC.",H 3" Yesterday out made none
o' = mas public pending pres
Cu'"'" - report to the deputy
''....... dmrStratOr for war in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
Revenue Question
Confronts Solons
iCor,rnacd frnm Faye Ono ,

formed that the petroleum outlook
+, gloomy. asked the mayors OF
New York. Boston and Bridegroom,
Conn. for suggestions on improving
fuel oIl and gasoline rationinc.
:. ~ luvcsiiG]iinn of the Amer
icar Federation Of Musicians ban
against making recordings Tor radio
tatiana and luke boxes" wa. rr-
opened today with James G.. pct,ilIo.
hcad Of the union. slated 60 testify
before a Senate subcommittee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
PAYS COSTS

Whipcr Draper, colorcd. charged
With being drunk. was taxed with
Ne costs in police court today. 1t
was The only case Mayor Henry
rrWcli tried at the regular morning
sion OF the court.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

Plan and plaCt Tor peace. also
while working TO win the war
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

s ate Of North Carolina. County o Vance.
hereby certify that rector I'M.
ELIZABETH II. WATKINS Notary prbIhr
My commission expires October 49, 1913
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
Of Henderson

. Loans and discounts ......
L United States Government obligations
direct and guaranteed ...........
J. Cbiigatlocs OF States and political subdivisions
l. Other bonds, notes and debentllres ........... .
J. Corporate stocks .................
J. Cash, balances with other banks. including reserve
aiices and cash items in process OF collection ....
he Bank premises owned S63.800.00 furniture and
fixtures $9.542.00 $3.50. ..........
! Real e:ate owned other than bank premises
Other assets Observation-Disclosures.
. TOTAL ASSETS ..............
Evening star., 1943-12-19

Don't let those long white whskers fool you. Sonto
pretty wise ole guy when it comes to being I'm tn
know" about what the Small Fry and Coke Crowd want
for Christmas! We've had many heart -to-heort toll
with him SO, naturally, you'll find everything thu
kids wishing land hintne) to find under the tree
They've been 100000 good ;. for 100000 long
don't disoppoint them!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Auto Repairing
A automobiles Wanted
a BETTER

AAA-1UNK CARS WANTED
r CHEST dollar paid Townsend e.sS4i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
SeUing Machines

EXPERT repairs al models sewing ma.
chimes; guar. Vork estimates ca 3lS3.
We repair all makes sewing machines. cell.
Ing prices on repairs and parts WIN bus
ycur old machine for cash White Sew
Mach. Co, 1890 Library fA. C3IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

PRICE FOR YOUR CAR AL wEisMAN,
$3.50 WOODWARD, TERRACE 2-3o50
A BETTER price paid for junk cars and
trucks. olive esS0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
StoUes and Heaters
Furniture, Household Goods

KODAKS-Movls cameras: Will sell. buy
exchange. Acme Camera Co.. ST. shelby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

A BEAUTIFUL gxl2 Administer rug. blu,
leaf pattern; used two months yi7
Mitchelis 1900 GrstIot
A RECLAIMED 9xl2 Blue Lear rug, oniy
VI. LEE ;. 1881 Gratiot-iie ". Nc
Nichols.
a 5-PIECE OAK DINFTTE SET. S17-
CASTLE FURNITURE co, 33l MICH.
ANTIQUES. dishes and household goods
other misceNaurc1s. 1875 Oakneld.
Vermont 1888
AKIN RIGS -use4 cleaned wnt. oxt2s.
sxl0s s. ~ up Wilt runners. SIC yd.
NJ large rug Sigrr Center Csrpet en-.
ils27 WoodV srd, ~. Wehh. TO. s.afi4. =
sfps s.. ice rtvss furniture base.
olfnsr' ~ hurrers s5Ti Jos Campau.
1889 W. Warren
sEpRoc : suItes-v-rv beautiful. sacri.
See. SSs Blv dirsct from factory repres
ave money ALVIN Furniture 7ssi "
vernon. open Thurs RI sat an q
BEDROOM suite sorf condition spr7g
and msfie'et. H.Iuicd saeufte 3ssi
Nesi ol'er Drive iniscrsffF eqql
BEDROOM specials 2.pc me. trc
S2 VI. Central. storfs. 1855 Fenkell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

BUNK BEDS 2 Springs Mattresses. S2f.
ACE FURN.. 2ja Michigan. ewes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Electric Washers

WASHER repairs. parts belts motors, for
all makes work guaranteed
sHORTY-S
5O3i HAMILTON TEMPLE i-s43C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

BEST BUYS ~ FURNITURE At
UNITED FURNITURE CO, 1910 MACK
BOX SPRING ana mattress Both for only
S2i50 save Furn 1alS9 GratiOt.
NEAR SEVEN MILE ROAD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
~; xf:$,o !|,i Se41Ecp DGzec21H
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS

CARLSON sTUDIos-Aovertising displays
posters. 1909 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph allA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

7434 HARPER
3.PC BEDROOM SUITE. s2e-ss Monthly
CASH FURNITURE. 334 MICHIGAN
4 LoVABLE. LIvABLE Rooms $3.50
MARTIN FURNITURE s747 MICHIGAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

BLECREET Uph0l Testylng written
guar. free est $3.50 fireman. TY. A-22i3
CAL BERK s FOR quality Upholstering
120s3 GRAND RIVER HO. 20ss
CALL FInELfTY FOR FREE ESTIMATES
day or eve ~ Gpholsiering OR 07Sh
CrsTOH WORKMANSHIP
We T-4i7O BAzELL 1905 EESKELL
FTSE QUALITY CPHoisTERfSG
2PfECE. S36 BENRMAS's TY 1915
TOR nns workmanship, call Crane Cphol-
sterlrg, ss35 NAck, PLAZA 2I7l---
LET FAMOUS restvse ara rebuild your
living room suite can TO. s37oo
EEUPHOt STIR yous old living room suite
Dining room chaIrs ST. 80 Up. custom
butt guarantee wS1rkmAnship Rsstyle
uphoisterlng s025 Llrvood Tyler 7-oz5o
tPHOLsTERIEG CO. CALL TY. 7-is3o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

YoU always save al Kent Furniture. i54li
Livsrnois.
q, and GROOM OUTFITS. reasonable
tpfrZ, 1885 6tAtlot, AZ Bsldwin.
2-pfFrp IIVISG POnM sf,lTES tea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS
ATTICs CONVERTED INTO INCOMES
BICYCLES AND IRIaYCLEs

SERVICE CEMENT co -GaraEe doo-s.
rat walls, drIveways, Easements. no.
5275. 1910 Schoolcrstt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Land Contracts
Business Opportunities

CLASS g license all equipped new refrig-
Grafton, Excellent business. Tuxedo
, 36OS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

A DEALER wants furniture Immediately
for cash - removable PLAZA ei27
ABSOLUTELY more FOR fJ.nuufe rugs
NOON BROS FURSlTLRE. II. i-i-at
ALWAYS CALL TYLER T-siU2
We pay best prices for Used furniture
AN Individual needs complete hous or
odd-T,sces. $50 20 3. Randolph s7fs.
ELECTRIC or gas range a.so ironsr. VII
pay spot cash Vermont 6Zil0.
FCRSiTURE-Misceii s ,c7-9y- f'r-7fsf high
est priess Cal day night. Dealer
RAnfoiph s77l
FURNITURE WANTED - WI pay pest
prices. Iockey Bros. Tempe ?4t37
HIGHEST prices paid for used vacuum
cleaners; any condition.. FitZrry s604
HIGHEST prices paid ~ used Ay'ng room
furniture 3qy condition, Ni0esOoa
1890
PRIVATE party gs-ts = Or 7-toct FrtF't-
sire, late mode Tvinhro-k 2oasn
1925 Fleming
SAFE GOO SUITS LADIES FrR COATS
eloseout price, 'lI rejection ~ r.,.
'opcosts. s. uF Ellis Coupans, fol
Grstiot First come trsf served -
WANTED - Electro refrigerator IN auy
condition Kindly telephone Temple
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in GOOD condltion
will pay cash Telephone Madison 1928
WASTYD-Late mode rsfriCeratof VIII
pay cash. Townsend 3-5483
WANrED-carter electric Plane Gsraeld
7t72
WASHING MACHINE wanted nv s,pec.
ant mother. afternoon or evenings
Trinity 2-271s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Lumber, Building Materials
A COMPLETE HOUSE

A COMPLETE HOUSE
TO LiVE-IE
BUILT IN LESS THAN 1 HOUR
$3.50
FOR A To- PANEL
Car hs used for garage. chicken house
or any type OF building with ,hsss pre-
fabricated ssetionNl panels % used No.
z Y y. Complete with floors. windows,
doors and roofs q r. our yard
STE MODEL BUILDING on DISPLAY
EMBOSSED BRICK SIDING SUBS K
iU1 &C TT ROLL s. 20
AsBEsTos SHINGLES, SUBS, 100
50 TT ...s............ .............,...... ! Q,
INSULATED BRICK SIDING. SUBS,
Rcd OR HUFF PR 100 SO FTW tss
I7x3s 7-uNIT THICK BUTT ROOF.
tSG SHINGIE, A SQUARE "a : 30
uATERpRO0F sHEATHING BQ
100 So n .....--.....,. 'tsssN 1S;
VERY REST ASBESTOS LIQUID
ROOF CrMEST, 5 GAL PER Gal. 80
OPEN DAILY iNCL. SAT. TO 8 7. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Electric Refrigerators

1912 REFRIG San makes. for defense
priority houses, renter or owner. b. <
dsplsy Superior. 1920 Crsn1 River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Money to Loan
Small Loan Licenses
Diamond Loans
Auto Loan,

AUTO LOANS. $40 % $500. made in IS min
utes, Aetna Finance. i75o cass RA. eoos.
LOANS on autos. noau. house trsilers
accounts rec. 5000 cAss. CO o3o3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Wantsd-Money

TEACHER wants 20 borrow $500 from
private party before June IS Address
BOX A-is03. Detroit Times
CONSULT ne enlarged Real Estate hat
ms In the big sunday Times Want "A
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Pets and Poultry Supplies
Upholstering

SMALL a s-wetk-oif pigs william
270s0 Wick road Wayne 120j-F 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Little Farms for Sale

BRAND NEW f-room green rooted bunga-
low, 2 bedrooms livinE room, dtnette
and utility chemical toilet ~ bathroom
good Wen. Priced only sass NO IN
TEREST Low dawn payment. GROSS
MAN. corner Van Born and Wayne Roads
Phone WAYNE 800
FREE LIST OF LITTLE FARMS
CLARENCE J. BOLDT. Realtor. CA. 1892.
1914 Michigan Theater Building.
GROW YOUR ewN-Buy little farm,
near Royal Oak. lac: $3.50; only IS
IN. Tromley, Ell 1857. 90 y Msin' n. O.
3 LARGE 40-foOr lots. city water; Just
out Of Wyandotte. $500. Newman,
Allen AZ Dix-Toedo Wyandot's 2755.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-12-02
Washington Grove
Mrs. Robert S. Bilhimer
Tele. GGithersburg 54-J.

Bobby Reber was recently trans
ferred to Camp Adair, Oregon, and
has bright hopes of coming home
during December on furlough. We
are hoping right along with himl
Oregon is long way from Wash
ington Grove!
Mrs. Frank Boutwell, of st.
Johnsbury, VT, was recent house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Way.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mead and
daughters Roberta, Helen and
Dorothy spent Thanksgiving week
end visiting relatives in Camden,
N. ].
Miss Billie X. Thompson of the
University of Pennsylvania, spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward A. Thompson.
Mr.. George Chadwick of Crosse
Point, Mich, was an overnight
guest of the Thompson's last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Erwin had
some friends in Saturday evening
for two tables of bridge.
Latest reports from Bob"
Griffith, now 1t. Griffith, place him
someplace in Tennessee on maneu-
vers.
2 cl. Seaman Billy Darby re-
ported for duty at the Coast Guard
Radio Station in Silver Spring, last
week.
On Thanksgiving Day Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Sorgenfrei entertained
their daughters and their husbands
with family dinner. Mrs. Sor-
genfrei's birthday was also cele-
brated at this happy occasion.
The Christmas issue of the Home
Town News is off the press and in
addition to plenty of local news of
interest to the service men from
the community, it carries almost
sixty fac-simile signatures of
Grove people who SEND Christmas
wishes to the boys.
Miss Dora Thompson who is
training for a nurse at Frederick
City Hospital. spent last weekend
at home with her mother, Mrs
Chas. Rabbit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-12-02

VIII sell on premises "a mile
East Of Layhill, Montgomery
County, Md, on road " mile South
of Hulls store at Layhill on,
Saturday, December IL, 1913
AT 10 A. NJ. the following:
work horses (mares); 8 milk
cows, Guernseys and Jerseys, blood
and T.B. tested; 2 heifers will come
fresh in June; 2 bulls, 8 and
months old; 3 cows, 8 shoats, 10
pigs; 65 hens; 800 bundles of fod-
der; IL Tons of good hay in barn;
20 bales of straw; 35 barrels of
yellow corn; 40 bushels of wheat;
] corn shelter; / 2-horse wagon in
good shape with body and hay
racks; sets breachen; 2 sets of
lead harness; housens; check lines
4 brides; a collars; breast chains /;
butt chains; triple, double and
single trees; spreaders, jockey
sticks; dog cart and harness; 8 sets
of fly nets new; l spring tooth
harrow; 1 spike tooth harrow;
disk harrow; land drag; / 2-horse
barshear Syracuse pillow; 2 double
shovel plows; l three leg cultiva-
tor; l single shovel pillow; 2-horse
potato digger; 1 Thomas 10 disk
grain drill; l corn planter with
cable; / Mccormick mower; rid
ing cultivator; l walking cult
vator;; 2-horse hay rake; / pair
platform scales; 50-gal. iron ket-
tie; wheel barrow; lot of potatoes;
A sacks of fertilizer; some windows
and doors; pitchforks; shovels;
hoes; large tile pipe. Some house
hold furniture. Many other things
too numerous to mention.
TERMS:-CASH.
HERMAN ALDERMAN
Roland S. Maxwell, Auctioneer.
Arthur X. Pickett, Clerk. 400
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-12-02

Griffith, Miss Mary E. Waters,
Misses Elizabeth and Virginia
Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Riggs, all of Laytonsville; Mr.. and
Mrs. William P. Shearman and
family of Rockville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Oxley of Poolesville.
AS is their usual custom the
Douglas Riggs family and the Sam
uel Riggs family, including Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Stewart and
their children, went to Gainesville
for Thanksgiving Day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Laurie H. Riggs. Also pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Howard and Miss Nan Riggs of
Baltimore.
The family nave five boys in the
service none of them were present
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Mrs. Nicholas Brewer
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Mrs. Margaret A. C. Welsh has
returned from Dillsburg, Pa,
where she has been visiting her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hartman.
Pfc. Beaufort Martz has return
ed to Camp Pickett, Va, after
spending a weeks furlough here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
C. w. Martz.
1t. Com. B w. Taylor and Mrs
Taylor of Arlington, Va, were
guests at dinner on Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd A. Brewer.
Mrs. Oscar Fraley and daughter
Miss Mary M. Fraley and Oscar
Fraley, Jr., spent the Thanksgiv.
ing holiday with Mr.. and Mrs. Orer
Spears in Washington.
Mrs. Cullum Barnsley of Detroit
Mich, is visiting her sister-in-law
Mrs. Fred Maxeel!.
Miss Virginia Karn was hostess
to the Monday night bridge Club
Mrs. Joseph Stimek, Mrs. C. M
Hickman, Mrs. Frank Tyler. Mrs
w. r. Turner, Miss Mildred Ward
Miss Margaret Tyler and Mrs. Ray
were among those attending.
Mrs. George M. Hunter left
Tuesday for st. Petersburg, Fla.
where she plans to spend the win.
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis Of
Poolesville expect to come to Rock.
vile the first of December to spent
the winter. They will make theil
home at 307 w. Montgomery ave.
nue..
Miss Eve Walker of Baltimore
is spending week or ten days here
with Mrs. Charles G. Holland anC
Mrs. Frank LIE Moyne.