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The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05
NEW EQUIPMENT FOR LAB

Miss Sherwood received a new
microscope for the Science classes
this week. The Microscope is OF
the protector type, built especial
ly for Biology classes 1t has not
been set up yet. but will soon be
put into use.-L. +. o.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05

Watch our store advertising for advice on how
to avoid waste of home equipment and clothing!
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05
JUNIOR "KID DAY"

March II, will be the Junior
kid day There will be a Spec
ial Assembly in charge of the Sen
iors to mark the occasion.-LE.O.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05
COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
BEAR TRACKS
TYPlNG / CLASSES

The typing / classes viii start
making Budgets sometime this
week They win consist of three
TO five lessons. If the student
makes over five mistakes he will
receive a five on the Budget
r. r. L.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05

FOR RENT Seventy Acres under
electrical pump Share crop.
Twenty acres alfalfa, thirty acre
short staple allotment. Locat-
ed eight miles east of Casa
Grande on Selma road. Address
Templeton & Ford, Route /,
Casa Grande. u
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05
WANT ADS

WANTED-Pre-historic Indian Rel
les. Cash paid for desirable
specimens. D. D. Stone, 3rd &
Kennedy, No. Coolidge. 19feb4tp
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
AMMONIUM NITRATE
AT MUSCLE SHOALS

College Station. Raleigh. May IL
From the newly built TNA Mus
Gle Shoals nitrogen plant al Shcf-
iIcld. Alabama. the government IS
releasing ammonium nitrate To- dem
OnStratiOn farmer in North Carolina
which can he used along with the
phosphate and limestone already
supplied IL these growers. Il. W.
Shoffncr. in charge OF Farm Manage
mcnt Extension at n. e. State Col
leGC. announced here today.
This nitrogen fertilizer viii DC us
cd on various crops To increase the
food and feed SO badly needed in
the war program. According 10
ShOifncr. lcgumcs will continue to
serve as the main source of nitrogen
on the demonstration farms but he
has suggested that all active unit and
area demonstration farmers see their
county farm agents about getting re-
QUESTIONS approved for some OF this
nitrogen fertilizer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED II. MAY

!. What was the total cost of
maiuiJ.nIug ,hC cooperative agricul-
iluIl extension work ~ State Col
lrgc l;,,, yvIg'
:. When Ms Wayne county forn,-
cd and '"r whom Was il named?
3. How many sessions OF the leg
stature refused To- appropriate funds
lrg r,5u.!dlmG the Capitol. burned in
1881
I. Why did North Carolina hC>i-
tate ~ accepting the Federal con-
StltutI"m. and becoming one of the
United States
). Vino Is the newest United
States senate. named for tu!m"r
North CUullnIau"
Il. When dad North Carolina notify
England that he Was placing an en-
h.n:" on al shipments to that Cuuri-
,gy"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
THANKSGIVING

An Associated Press dispatch n,
last Of the week from British FRS
Army Headquarters in Tunisia sale
the FirS, Army will hold Il SpecIa
religious service on next Sunday -.
| give thanks for the overwhelmiu.
victory that has come to United Ma
tluns arms III North Africa" II add
, ed that the government OF Grea;
Britain has called for day ol
thanksgiving and prayer OH Sunday,
May TO-" which was yesterday.
One can hope that similar services
have been held OF will be held with
the American army in Tunisia. But
certainly there has been no move or
hint ot move for Il national day
Of prayer and thanksgiving in the
United States for this great victory.
Why are Americans 50 indifferent
10 things OF this kind? Frequently
the British people have had their
days OF thanksgiving after their grrH;
victories or drllveranccS i'll this war.
In the United States something pu
tins order mas been attempted in
4. hali-heartcd manner time OF
two. but Il WAS far from being gen
orally observed even on days dcSlG-
mated, and there Was no couccn-
uatuU effort on the part ul amy
@ruup la arouse the people. Not
even the religious press gave more
than casual mention OF the events.
and :ury We're scarcely heard OF III
pulplt~ oi the nation, either i'll nd
vance ~ on the specified days.
Yet. Ne sing God Bless America"
without u thought as 10 why Gud
should. We have given HIM l!t;Ic
cause 10 open the doors OF his mercy
and compassion upon us. We are
grossly deficient III our apprcciI-
ton and gratitude Tor the blessings
that are ours. One national Thanks
giving Day a year i not enough.
Bat rven tina, one Is made i holiday
ard u time Tor hilarity and some
times drunkenness and dissipation.
God will bless America a. Amer
irI deserves blessings. In all our
prlNationS and griets we have not
turned again 10 the ways ol right
eou>neSs as becomes those who are
tried i'll the crucible. Until we are
willing and anxious 10 listen 10 \
kind Providence. we have little rca-
SON 10 sins God Bless America"
We have not needed the warnings.
BU; we had better.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
UNC's Banner
Sport Season

Chapel Hill. May l7-A;hlctic
teams Of The University of NORTH
Carolina have jas; completed ano-
thrg highly successful. spring sports
program with all Mcc varsity teams
winning championships.
Although the rack charges OF X.
y. ,Bob) FctZer ana Dale Ransom
me; defeat ~ the hands OF the Naval
Acararmy. the team al little 'rouDle
in coping he - ruihcrn CC-iercncc
championship. and won lis other dual
meets against DUkc and Virginia.
The CO ference nee! was conSid-
cred thrcC-waN battle between the
Tar Heels. defending champions, and
N.M.l. and Duke. but the inspired
Tar Heels came through with fine
performances To AXE the meet by
more tha:. 30-point margin.
Coach Bum Hcarn's baseball team
ranked right a; the top with other
fine teams the TT Heel mentor has
~ duVCd Carolina captured the RAJ
lion League champ. DnSh!p. viii u
record ui eight VI: and two defeats.
I. / had one Oi The best records in
the Southern Conference. IN which
;hc team won nj . and los, two.
In Il ton League cUmpcti'I.n the
Tar Heels STcp. ~ game series
with y. {. State. bent Duke three out
oi iuU: times. and broke even IN a
pair ri games with the Nays Pre-
Flight team.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

Durham. May l7.-EuSign willard
"BUlu" PrrduC. who first won attn
lctic fame at Duke by blocking =
punt and scoring the only Touchdown:
i'll the great Dukc-pitt football game
of 1898. l. now athletic dU CctUr at
the Naval Air Station. kancchc Bay.
Territory Ol Hawaii. lie has been in
the Navy for about two years He =
a member OF the class ui 1910.
Ensign PcrduC also coaches base
ball and III the early spring ms team
had won four games and lost none.
There are other sports. such as
wrestling. boxing and track. which
he suprTVI>rS.
The former Duke football star SAYS
that athletics ~ the Navy haze 1t
much mere serious pUrpuS" IMAM that
ol entertainment. There is Il diInitc
feeling there that competitive sport
is Il vital factor III The building "a
keen and alert fighting men.
He l. = native at brownsville.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
All CLUB MEMBERS
ELIGIBLE TO AWARDS

College Station. Raleigh. May IL.
Boys and girls who are members Of
The North Carolina All clubs are
eligible for awards Of scholarships.
trophies, and educational trips % the
National all Club Congress in Chi
cago. in the National Leadership Cor
test. l.. II. Harrill. State club leader
al n. {. State College, announced
here today.
The purpose Of the contest. accord
ing TO Harrill. is To encourage the
development of those qualities Of
leadership which are essential TO q
progressive and wholesome rufG
life. In awarding the honors and
! prizes. special consideration will bt
given by the judges to the partiCi
pants activities relating TO the wal
| effort.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
ANSWERS.

| !. The total cost uf cooperative
| agricultural extension work AT Stat,
| College WAS S935.&31. This included
salaries ~ 3"9 county agents. Is sp,--
! CIalIsts. rIGht persons in tn" pub
| hCItiuuS urr.ntmvnt and Is i'm tuC
| administrative department. Then
| combined salaries amounted tO SG%u.,
! .l8l. and travelling expenses. $780,
| tG6. To maintain this work III" Fed
vral government under the Smith
l.rvrg HC, provided S82I.-lJ. and
Stale appropriation. Sl0I.G72.
>. Wayne county formed in l71G
from lid Duhis and Craven was
named for Gvlrr;ll Anthony Wayne.
Mad .AuruurN. famed officer and
header Of H., Revolutionary Var.
and Indian tighter following The
war The ilgs, county seat MIS- NAM
cd WLynv>Duru and located on The
banks ut the NcU>c rive. where the
!!rst court house WIS built in 1852.
Guldsburu WaS made the county seat
altcr The Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad WHs built through the Cuun-
". and nov court house WAS bull,
there IN 1910. GoldSburu was named
Ion an official ul the nrW railroad.
3. The session al 1881 which con-
vcncd IN NOvCmbc" following the
fire i'll June. discus, ed rebuilding the
Capitol. but refused 10 provide for
doing So. II was not Unit! the next
legislature lha; any funds were mp
prOprIatcd. Fayetteville put up a
strong light tu secure til" CuTI:ol.
and WAS 80 mich disappointed that
Louis -. HrYny, Fayetteville Dor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

Potatoes are used as substitute
Tor bread III London but in Nancou-
vcy. British Columbia. bread is a
substitute for potatoes. When il
comes to shortages. Mars, apparently
can; MAKE up his mind.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

According 10 Il noted bugolOgiS;.
North America has 1000 dJ!fcrcn,
kinds OF !lles. Fortunately 10 COM
ba, them. we do not need 1000 di-
Irrcmt iiiHds oil lily swatterS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

y century from now many u
schUulDuy will wonder what become
ct those places IN Europe. Africa and
The plCiflC-all Of which had the
same name. Somewhere"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

\ western town tried IN vain to
get lid o! Il lion by giving away but
there Mere no takers. Leo may b"
king of beasts but Il little meat ration
point has got INN stopped cold.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

Business is suspended when the
'.:rcutlh rains come 10 Paraguay.
We are told. That is. we assume,
.n business save the umbrella sell
ing business.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

Viewed from the moon, astrono
mers tell us, the world looks blue.
But surely, not since the Avis has
taken that terrific licking in Tuni5ia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

In 30 crossings of the Atlantic an
American pilot says he has seen the
ocean but twice-he. apparently, not
being one 10 look down on his job
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

Gasoline rationing having made
the family picnci thing OF the past.
il looks rs though the chigger will
have to go on a starvation diet for
the duration.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

A southern diner found five pearls
in his oyster stew. It's things like
that that give q fellow good ap.
petite.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

Many an amateur gardener Ccle-
b.a tcs the appearance of the first
q rrout only to discover that he is but
welcoming just another weed into
this world.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
| FRIDAY
1iiiO TURKEYS COMING on

C:gtua%.. May lT-ThCrc are IL
10 turkey. being grown for the fail
marlic: ny farmers OF the Ea"lC
Springs community in Moore county.
report, Farm Agent L.. H. Garrison.
ct the State College Extension Scrv-
.Cc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

Some snakes, according to Facto
graphs. like TO have their back:
scratched. What martyr of science
discovered that?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

70 G.lC Amrsirm Submarines have
Sr.t 10 Japanese vessels 90 the DOT
.lm Of the ocean. Nice start. fell
lows
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

And whatever came Of that old
Nazi plan TO change the name of
the main drag of Alexandria. Egypt,
TO Adolf Hitler Platz?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

False teeth are rationcd in Ger
many. Things are going so badly for
Fritz That now he cant even gnash
hi ,ccth over them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

A sci of Indians tools. $4,000 years
old, have been found by an archie
ologist Probably mislaid during
housekeeping.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

Ron'mvl escaped from Africa to
Europe bat now is nc going To man
age t. escape from Europe?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

BRIDES SEE US FOR YOUR wrO,
ding Announcements or IDu:.
tons. Finest quality at mods,...
prices. Also Visiting Cards for ~.
Graduate. Henderson Book r" w
phone no. ~,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

One bale of cotton lintcrS pro-
v!dcS sm0kclcSs powder for about
100000 rounds of rifle ammunition.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
PROGRAM AT UNC ON
ORPHANS OF THE WAR

Chapel HI, May 1.-THE Foster
Pare - Plan for War Children. an
international! org@ zation with head
quarters IN England and the lifted
State. will present program in
Gr1n.m McmrTiai hall NJ the Uni
vcrsi'. al pm. Tuesday night
The public. and especially pare is
interested in foster p rents nrgani.
Iairuus. are invited 0 attend Inc pro-
gram. wh..A will center ar2ui a
discussion Of means Of helping and
raising funds Tor war orphans.
ChlIdgcu -, all atoms vino must
remain N England during the war
receive tr,i. >nrItcr, ana re through
the Foster Parents Plan for WJr
Children.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

FOR SALE-GOOD WELL pno:
horse. Can he seen at Mrs w \
Journigan's at EPSON or cal, '" g
Sn % Jr. ut Little Hotel. p h
l5.h
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

WOOD SHINGLES AT THE pr ARR
oil Values. One hundred percsa,
r"G" gram and Il hundred perc,T,
hcariWuud. Alex s. Watkins ~,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

In tho spring some pink flamingOcs
turn red They must sunburn essily.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

Nazi, diving into his air raid shell.
ter: II agree--war 10 a-bomb-nabls"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
model used cars Mt Motor
Sales Co., Henderson, N. G.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

CALL AFFORDS FOR PRINTING
of all descriptions. also anything
you might need in office supplies
and equipment. We appreciate
your business. Affords Printing h
'iiiCc supply 20. 3-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

WANTED y PORTER AT HOTF
Warren, Warrcnlon. N. c. Ia,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

HOTEL HELP WANTED: Niuh'
clerk. Night Waterman. iahu.
man. . waitress. = diSwdsherS. =, 81
work man and wife. Far Sa.''T
room and board. Write =.
Whitehead. 18th. street. nrs"n
Beach, Va. or phone Vhsan'
Beach 39l-J from & p. m. 10 a. F.
NJ.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

APARTMENT WANTED Two~
tnneS rooms with kitchenet,eo NJ w
lerably downstairs. nnn;SS,olp pre-
unfinished. References EMU ta q
rd. ID. i. Spell. 2l5 GholSnv "sfs'
phone I9l-W. Ave,
lI-&.,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

| DO CURTAINS AND FANCY
wash. Sally Mills. 239 Pearl Street
t'"'i'' "''''' l1-lr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

FOR RENT: TWO CONNECTING
rooms w!th bath ON first floor. so
Andrews avenue. phone 807-J.
l7-s;i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

When yaCcinatnG. or doing other
surgical work on cattle. all inStru-
mcnt should ne stcril!Zed before Op.
Grating on the next animal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered ii -, post office in flender-
son, y =. as second class mail matte
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
NOTICE SERVICE BY PUBLICA-
TON SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS.
In Superior Court Before
The Clerk.
Glenn p. Fleming. c, ais. Respondent

Glenn +. Fleming. e. ais. Respondents
The defendants Edward Fleming
and wife. - Fleming, Lcnnic +.
Daniel and husband. Joe Daniel.
Norwood Fleming and wife. -
Fleming. Elizabeth II. Wheeler and
husband. - Wheeler. Rowland
Fleming and wife. Fleming. Lloyd
Fleming and wife, - Fleming, Lloyd
Edgar ricminG and wife. ---- Elem
ing, Slide Fleming. single, Leila
Fleming Vale and husband. --
Vale. Leila Fleming, single, Pansic
Adams Neal and husband, will Neal.
Erlinc Adams, single, Etna Mae
Adams, single, TUGS. Adams. single,
Andrew Adams and wife, -
Adams, John Adams and wife, -
Adams. Josephine Adams, single.
Mary +. Pickett. Annie Lynn and
husband, - Lynn, Spencer Duke.
Lima Lufsey. Robt. Duke, and Jas.
Duty will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been commence
ed in the Superior Court of Vance
County. North Carolina, in which the
petitioner is seeking sale of real
property for division in which ii is
alleged they have an interest. and
said defendants will further take
notice that they are required to APP
pear at the office of the clerk of su-
perior court Of said county in the
courthouse i'm Henderson. N. C..
within ten days after the eth. day
! Of June. 1913. and show cause. if any
they have. by answer or dcmur ia
the petition in said action. or tho
petitioner will apply TO the court for
the relief demanded in said petition
This the 9th. Of May 1913.
+. q. FALKNER,
Clerk of Superior Court.
ID. p. McDuffcc, Atty.
10-i7-2f-3l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

WANTED By COUPLE TWO OR
three furnished rooms. PhOn.
563-J. l5-3u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

YOU WILL ALWAYS LOON I'm .SOn
best if you patronize our '" op.
Modern service, experienced INT, H
orators. Phone 200 for appo orst
ment. Bridgers Beauty SHOP OH
Parker's Drug Store.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

GOOD USED CARS AT REASON.
able prices. y look here will con.
Vince you that these cars are
priced to move. FordS-Plymouth,
--ChcvrulctS, l93l's to 1905.
Candlcr-Palmcr Motor Co. l5-N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
WANT ADS
Get Results

FOUND LEFT IN OUR STORE. ON.
umbrella or paraSnl-- describe and
get II If yours. Watkins Hardware
Go. l1-it!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

HIGHEST PRICES PATS
hideS. scrap metal, steel ;10. fOa
ruoo i Let's give the ari, a y
kn 'ckoGt blow. Hendersonn" 's lte
Company, phone 900. !unt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

y GOOD STOCK OF FLOORING
and ceiling at The Place Q.
Values" Alex s. Watkins. lI-y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
WANT Az
Get Results

ATTENTION FARMERS, 49,
SuRANcE PROTECTOR a All IN.
SLOWING .,,,"n crops. Call--wri,e. ut YOU
ahce Department. Citizoee. insur.
& Trust Co. i<ens Babs
o..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

LET BOB FALKNER PITT N,N
ner & Son. H. v. FAX.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

NOTICE TO PATRONS-PLEASE
call lur your garments as soon as
they are finished. or within six
days after they are received by
us. Storage space will not PENN:
Us To keep them longer. We can
not store your out OF season GAL
mcnts and will not be responsible
lor them after six days. Valet
Cleaning Co. phurc AGA. ll-6n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

TIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HAVE
the latest official information re-
Gardins tire inspection and appl!-
cation for new tires and tubes. Let
us help you with yours. Henderson
VulcaniZing Co. 22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

USE VITA VAR FOR YOUR NEXT
paint job. There is no paint better
Yet it is the lowest priced quality
paint in town. Tanner Roofing Co
22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

MEMS SPORT DRESS SHIRTS
Sl.29 Il $2.98. Sharkskin pants
$3.50 to $j.95. summer ties SOC
and 95c. also mems light weight
sport jackets. Western Auto AS
sociatc Store. opposite Post Office.
o.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

WANT ADS
Get Results
ATTENTION iLn ,;I,h \; FARMERS! Now
Si cir t Me-. to think about HamW IS
SukANcE PROTECTION a All IN.
GIoWlns crops. Call--wri,aa vi Your
e. 'r IL department. Citizens 'I Sur
LET BOB FALKNER PIIT M
r Goa. n now. Phone 26O. II. Q fSova
HIGHEST PRICES pAI6%
hioeS' scrap metal, steel iro, fOa
ruooer. Let's give The ., and
kn 1ckoGt blow. Henderson, S 9s
Company, phone 300. !unt
-, ,-,:,---.--- WV. ls-u
APARTMENT WANTED-Two-
shice rooms with kitcheno,",oo VI
ierably downstairs. l,nn;sS,. pre-
unfinished. References "Sat q
cd. ID. i. Spell. 2l5 Gho,Sn"' 'iahs'
phone 79i-W. Ave
lI'&.u
FOR SALE-GOOD WELL PpoS.
horse. Can he seen At Nrs ;Woht
JOurnigans at EPSON mr. c,u "; y
gll0. pIOtt
l5.M
BRIDES SEE US FOR YOJIp wrs-
dihg announcements or Inu:,.
Tons. Finest quality at modsrs,.
prices. Also Visiting Cards for a..
Graduate. Henderson Book e" We
-E ro ~. l7!u
WOOD SHINGLES AT "TIIE pI ,cs
| OF Values One hundred NET.
rdG" grain and Il hundred nrrCen:
hcaIiw"ud. Alex S. Watkins ~,
BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
model used cars Mt Moto,
Sales Co., Henderson, N. c.
WANTED a PORTER AT UOTT
Warren, Warrcnton. N. c. Isl,
IL DO CURTAINS AND FANCY
wash. Sally Mills. 239 Pearl strss,
phone 3a3. III,
| CALL AFFORDS FOR PRINTING
| of all descriptions, also ANYTHING
| you might need in office supplieS
and equipment. We apprecista
your business. Affords Printing h
| ''ii'' supply 20. 3-tf
FOR RENT: TWO CONNECTING
rooms w!lh bath on first floor. 80
| AmdrcWS avenue. phone 8O7-J.
l7-,u
lGOOD USED CARS AT REASON.
| able prices. y look here will con
vince you that these cars are
priced To move. FordS-Plymouth,
--ChcvrolctS, 1915 to 1905
| Candlcr-Palmcr Motor Co. l5-u
WANTED By COUPLE TWO OR
three furnished rooms. PhOn.
563-J. l5-3u
y GOOD STOCK OF FLOORING
and ceiling at The Place d.
Values" Alex s. Watkins. l1-g
NOTICE TO PATRONS-PLEASE
call iUr your garments as soon a;
they are finished, or within six
days after they are received by
us. Storage space will not permit.
Us To keep them longer. We can
not store your out OF season GAL
mcnts and will not be responsible
iOr them after six days. Vale
Cleaning Co. phone AGA. ll-6i
FOR SALE-2 NICE FRESH MILL
COWS See G.. W. Knott or BIZ
| Hight. l7-2t
FOUND BROWN AND WHIT
billy goat Wednesday night Own
cr can get same by paying Tor III
ad. Phone ll6I-W. li-J
WANTED FOUR OR FIVE ROO
unfinished house. Close IN pr
IcrIrd. Rent must be rcasonaDi
Address House. care Dispatch.
L.?
WANTED - CLEAN. SOFT RAG
. ID cents pound at Dispatch U
flee.
INSURANCE
Thlnl. il over. The same amount
Insurance for less money or mo
insurance for the same money.
vidcnd is the answer. Save mon
by placing your risks with us
Dividcnd-PayinG, Non-aSseSSat
Mutual Companies. Phone o.
Gates Insurance Agency. gu
+ TOMATO PLANTS FOR SAL
MarylubC and Stones sixty cen
hundred. Ten cents dozen. Nj
strong plants. Expect Shipht
baby chickens tomorrow. See
around Pagc-lIucutts Drug sI'
if interested. y. }. Cheek. ~
EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR ut
cral homework wanted. 10
y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

WANTED-A POSITION AS GEN
era Office worker or cashier. Have
had experience III auditors office.
purchasing department and filing.
Call 3ill-CGunty resident. 1871
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STA
ton. Cars washed. fabricated,
polished, batteries rechargcd, Gulf
gas and oils. l.. +. Harris GUT
Service Station, Garnett and Hor-
ner SITS, phone ll98-W. 26-tf
La gaceta., 1943-01-07

nandez y Sra, Mariana Tejeiro
y Sra, Julio Pla y Sra, Puro
de la Parte y Sra, Mario Baez
y Sra, Marcelino Santana Y Sc
nora, JESUS Rodriguez y Sra,
Armando Rodriguez y Sra, F..
Gutierrez y Sra, Vicente Gar
cfa y Sra, Herminio Garcia y
Sra, Oscar Tomas y Sra, Ra-
fael Vallejo y Sra, Ovidio Alva
rez Y Sra, Jose Alvarez y Sra,
Jesus San Miguel y Sra, Lau-
reano Suarez y Sra, Demetrio
Villa y Sra, Ayelino Gonzalez y
Sra, Sosa y Sra, Crispulo Va
lie y Sra, Antonio Perez y Sra.
William Walker y Sra, Benig-
no Vardes Y Sra, Eduardo Val
DIES y Sra, Manuel Alvarez y
Sra. Manuel del a Parte y Sra,
r. Gonzalez y Sra.
J6venes: Manuel Gomez, Pc
pin Escalante, Paquito Fernan
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sialeS no han llegado a nuestrO
conOcimiento.
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NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RoDRIcUEZ)

Orqufdea Zatarain, Mercedes
Fernandez, Olga Baez, Zoila
Baez, Ida Gonzalez, Ida de la
Parte, Elena Fernandez, Car
men Alvarez, Gloria Vald6S,
Mercedes Valdes, Violeta Vale
10, Dalia Gonzalez.
Senoras: Maria Fernandez,
Mariana Quintanilla, Ruby Da
mas, Lola Castillo, America Va
lajo, Dora Acosta, Dora Con
za.ez, Sra. Porro, Francisco
Sanchez, Bonita Perez y Julia
Garcia.
JESUS Fernandez y Sra, Jose
Fernandez y Sra, Frank Fer
nandez y Sra, Sancho Fernan-
DEE, Emilio Cuarez y Sra, Pace
Vidal y Sra, Alfonso Rodriguez
Y Sra, G. Gullete y Sra, Fran
cisco Fernandez y Sra, Ramon
Benito Y Sra, Baldomero Fer