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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
THEY'VE GOT NINE LIVES, ..

you'll say, when you see how precious
wartime washables thrive on gentle
Ivory Flakes care. Actual wash-tests
on all kinds Of pretty colored things
dresses, blouses, housecoats, nighties,
blankets, sweaters, shakespeare you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

1913 by American weekly inc Britain Rights Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
4 Detr0iterS
Indicted Into
Army Engineers

tn7orc "a u1en from, the Mich
igan district indicted into the
army engineering corps for men
skilled in construction. engineer
inc. mechanics and allied fields
are II DetroiterS who have been
assigned as follows: Kenneth l..
Schultz, 6l31 Tar1ow; Andrew
W. Stomberg. $50 Merrick Albert
VI. binder, 29l0 Drexel. Benjamin
g.. Fisher, 6i52 Northheld. Fred
erick g.. Higgins, 27lO Richton,
William ~. Walker. 1914 Stoepel,
Camp Claiborne, La
John &. Crowley, 2Oi7 Seward
Henry J. BraLen. $500 Kantcr,
WeStovcr Field. Mass
Cashier kaifesh, 70 w. Be
thunc. Fort SCrevcn. Ga. Boyd
Il. ketchum. 1920 Stoepel Eu-
gene c. Redmond, Hotel Detroiter,
Camp Robinson, Ark.
Second ~. Paul J. Keller Jr. Of
Crosse Polnle, who recently grad
uatcd from the Fargo. = D.
officers school. now & An irstruc-
tor IN special training unit az
Camp Mccoy Wis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Helps Shorten
.lOrking Hours
or Tired. Burning,
Swollen Feet

Il y0u a-e On your feet al day wsH1ng
ths hnorc - fandtrF w front - q machine
- iust sprinkle Allen Fno'-Eass on your
fset End into your shoes every morning
This soothing pot.dsr really hungs quick
relief rom me diseovnfort Of tired. burning
feet. Who's feet tend ~ Ven Ard shoes fesl
r nchei from an dsv standing. try Allen -
? rct-ta-e no relieve this congestion. Also
srts a. absorb excessive preparation ana
prevFrt rTrn-tyo foot odors. IN YOU want
real foot com f0rt hc sure ~ ask for Allen
, o-ot.i aec o. thc "a " simple vav n sll.dav
s'andirg snd Walking comfort Get u todsS
OF al druggisu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
WEEDS MARY MITCHELL

Pvt. Julius T. Bender. lO0l 2.
Jefferson. who had come homo on
furInugh Ia rccuperate from a
broken ankle has been married
10 Mary Mitchell and soon Will
return 10 his post al Camp Cal
Ian Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
NV Dorothv II n,,> 'l0s1
ARRIVES SAFELY

Word has been received bv NJ
ard Mrs Andrew Kloor 6ls3 =.
Warren that their son. sgt,
Robert W kloor, has arrived
safely somewhere IN England
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
BLACkLAND FIELD

rlaCelard Field 1rS keith r.
Cotton. BAILEY. Austin J Ru-
chauan. Coral John " NcNa-
mara. 91S = Jefferson Detroit
Harold Rrowcr. Don JaN l..
Waalkes, Grand Rapids David G..
Williams Jr. Rochester
gle Pass Field Ten leonard
I Hughes. Battle Creek norman
I Peterson, Benton lI7rhor
NrnoId l.. Cauthicr. $50 T. .IgNcf-
nn, Robert Is PurdY. 3O36 Tyler
NCrwf DAVID J. Ho,ingh, Hud-
'n,iIIc NaN \ BiNlcr. Middle
Ilic Edward ! O'Rourkc, Fort
lWuu
trcdorick feld Okla Robert
Shackclton, 1.lil Tcnny VIC
iar = Sicnkanicc. TSO2 Nickel
earhoru James ! sparta, Far
Ell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

second ~. Geurge Crellin, $50
: tcffc IN 'orUor'v employed
the Wa,uc county register If
30 Office who has beer in
nth Africa since january has
heen shifted To ARMY headquarters
there as an executive officer.
Graduating from Gu4t Coast
lai-or training center schools.
arc the following
Ellington. Tex. field -- William
n Cook. Ann Arhor STANLEY A.
Bailey Jr, Breckenridge Charles
=. Marihens, 1872 Maryland
Crosse Folnte Park Loren X
Roubal. Nenomlnee Herbert l..
Kelley. NuSkoron Heights George
\ Prince, Oxford. Dale \. Jack
son. So r. J5uc- River Rouge
Elmer !. Boss. iceland Donald
" Armstrong, li565 Stra'hnoor
Robert u. Bangham, 1853 Stlath-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

AnNLHrfsFNFNr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Flint Crowd Travels to California;
Ensign Beagle Is Home on Leave

leave spent with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bryan. He
was recently commissioned al
Luke Field in the air forces.
Sewing Session
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Beatty of
Detroit are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dumanois this
-"eek-ehd. During their stay
Mrs, James Runner, the mother
of Mrs. Dumanois, will observe
her birthday.
ST Joseph Hospital Auxiliary
believes IN keeping up the home
front as well as working on the
war effort and consequently will
continue its annual custom Of
assisting the hospital AT an all
day sewing session. The event
has been scheduled for March
19 In line with the wartime
note. those sewing will take
their own lunches. Friends as
we'll as members are invited.
Mrs. James Devereaux is chair
man OF arrangements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

Mary ArneIl Fefed

Members Of the city health
department last Monday hon
ored Mary Arnell, who has been
connected with the department
for II years. A dinner was held
with all the department present.
Miss Arnell will leave shortly TO
enter the WAACS.
The Business and Professional
Women's Clubs entertained their
state president Frances Luz
brand OF Bay City at a dinner
Tuesday in the Federation Club
house. The official was accom-
panied 10 Flint by Mrs. Cecil
Kelly who is a former president
Of the Flint group Guest
speaker was Miss RatzeSberger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Catholic Club
To Hear Weber

PAUL WEBER. president Of
the Detroit chapter Of Catholic
Trade UnionistS and a staff
member OF The Detroit Times.
will address the Catholic Study
Club at 2:30 y. m Monday. His
topic viii be The Postwar
Crisis"
A program Of songs and an
thennS OF the United Nations will
be given at 1890 a. m. under
the direction Of Mrs. Leo Berry
of the fine arts department, and
Mrs. Ralph Young will preside.
Mrs. Leo w. Walser will pre-
side at the business meeting to
be held at. 80 p. m. that day.
The parliamentary law class
will meet at 1890 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

dcrSon, Barbara Carr, Nancy
Shalut.
Marking An annual event. the
freshmen girls of WomenS
League Of Junior College enter
tanned the sophomoreS at
luncheon, Thursday. in Capital
Grill when Anna RatzesbeFger,
executive secretary Of Interna-
tional Institute. was guest
speaker. Her subject was Persia
Vivian Short general chairman
was assisted by a committee
composed OF the following:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Movie Council to Meet

THE GREATER DETROIT
MOTION PICTURE COUNCIL
will meet at l p. m, Friday, at
the central branch of the YWCA.
Marquis f. Shattuck will pre-
side and Mrs. Alice Gorham of
United Detroit Theaters will ex-
plain difficulties of the industry
i'm wartime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Evelyn Greenberq
Wedding March 7

MIS- S EVELYN ARLENE
GREENBERG, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Greenberg Of
Leslie avenue. and 1t. Herbert
Schlesinger. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Schleslnger of Ham
mond, Ind. will be married
March z at p. m. in the chapel
Of Temple BETHEL.
A reception will follow in the
home of the brides parents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Bath
Essentials

Let your bath BE potent pickup! Spice
it with these delightful aids -. tslcum,
cologne and soap. All scented with
simulated CARNATION as fresh
and refreshing as the real flowers.
SarOH SGchef Soap. bars LOO
Following Plus ioTs Federal Tax
Cologne. 4-ounce size. LOO
T9Iemns POwder. soc
Cologne. TI-ounce size. soc
ToILETRIES--FIRST Observation-Disclosures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
FLINT. Feb. II.


A TRAVEL note lends an un-
"A usual touch TO the news this
week with a virtual Flint colony
settling at Deep Wells ranch
near Palm Springs. Cal. Mrs.
J. f.. Burroughs and Mrs. Mat
thew Dawson. who left some
time ago for Palm Springs, were
joined this week by Mr.. Bur
reughs and Mrs DaHiSen's
daughter, Mrs. George Whyel;
Mrs. Everett L. Bray and her
daughter. Mrs. William l..
Richards, and Mrs. John l..
Pierce.
Ensign John s. Beagle. who
Is stationed AT the first naval
base in Boston. has left after
five-day leave with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ID. Beagle.
His leave conceded with the
nine-dsy-furiough OF Sgt. Dun
can McLaren OF Glasgow, Scot
land. his wife's brother. Ser
geant McIsren Is in the Raj
and has been serving as in
structor in the RCAF. He was
the guest of another sister. Mrs.
Enoch Roberts. During his
stay. Mr.. sndMrs. Beagle enter
tanned in his honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

Designers and model makers samples and
two-of- akind. Most of them Atwood with features
rarely found at this price Some wool-rayon. All nicely
tailored. Saddle stitching or TyroIean TRIM The
seasons popular styles classics dressmakers
4UDsoNs-FlRsr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Loyalty Circle Meeting

LOYALTY CIRCLE of the
Kings Daughters will meet Al
2;30. Wednesday, at the home
If Mrs. Arthur d. Klontz in
Kiplinp road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
District Nurses Meet

A meeting Of the District
Nursing Society will be held at
1880 a. m, Wednesday, at the
home of Mrs. Roy Mcclure in
Iroquois avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Platform Scuffy Slippers
= 90
No Ration Coupon Necessary

It's "Oomphie" slipper another name for pretty
comfort! A spring time version of these nationally
advertised favorites. Rayon tafeta in royal blue.
copen blue, pastel peach red embroidered with
contrasting threads. Flexible platform leather sole
From a colorfu selection. In sizes from to g.
HUDsoNs-SEcoND Observation-Disclosures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Festive WhirI

Lucille Tracy, who will be a
iurlough bride when her fance.
Pvt Enfred William Anderson.
can obtain the coveted vacation.
is in the midst Of a festive whirl.
Recently Mary Halsey and
Amanda Wrocklage were joint
hoSteSSeS at buffet supper.
Those attending included:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Dim Memory

Sergeant McLaren was en-
thusiaStic about the food here
He spoke Of the fruits and
chocolates found on this side Of
the ocean which are usually
only dim memory in his native
country.
Also Joining the move west
ward is Mrs. Carl koerner who
will be- remembered as Madeline
johnson. She has left with her
aunt. Mrs. George ID. Perry for
Los Angeles and will JOIN her
husband, Sergeant Koerner, sta
toned IN that vicinity
Back from trip 10 New
Orleans is Mrs. William r. Hub
bard, who visited her husband,
Major Hubbard, there lie IS
attached 10 the medical corps AT
LaGarde Hospital IN New Or
leans 1t William r. Bryan
Jr has left for his new base al
Tampa. Fla, after 10 days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

MISSES NESDAMEE
Betty J. Robinson Fred J. Wendhnd
Dorothy Chapman r Edgar West
~ l.. Renworthv Joseph Stsrrti
Catherine GHiney y B. Hsnsles N
Theodore Smith
Miss Chapman. bride-elect of
March y, Is also being compli-
mented. Mrs.. StaFritt was a
recent hostess al her home in
Fenton. The event was crystal
shower and bridge. Prizes were
won by Miss Gainey and Miss
Smith.
The sixth birthday Of Rosalie
Riegle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John L. Riegle, attracted
group of playrnateS 10 her house
for games and supper. They
included Frank Smith. John NJ
Kirk, Donald Riegle. John
Riegle, Richard Utley. David
Rollert. Elizabeth Ann Craw-
ford. Judy Smell. Christine An
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
Lack of Feed
Brings Appeal
In the S.r W2iirr Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
By LYNN SIS,RiI

z: .,...H. April @i.-IIrrc'. som,
ling IL" 10 blame ON Hitler Just
-n,'i the !,nI desired dclrIuunicp,
& = i've '.r:. .udu.'." IN North Car
.i!u, .r,H.cJ - Hc getting under
"Jy. comes IA" rather STARTLING
urv.s that 'h" whole program NAV be
.,..rl' - l,rEyd..vd by hurtagc e..
.l.'-H. ic,.d-.
Tie sCa!riiv h".n'l been reflected
set o" actual dama.." To- cattle raj
.nr. bu; pou!trymcu are complain
lug that II takes about ten DAYS loI.-
Gvr 10 produce flyers from baby
'@GCl.- because proper iced cannO;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
FORECLOSURE S.iIi.

by Virtue ui authority vested in
;ho undersigned a. trustee /. - cor
tain deed al must executed uu the
10Th day o! Ocl"bc. 1891. ~ Il. ii.
Hicks and vic Elizabeth l.lr.>.
which deed Oi trUS, j. recorded .-
book 2l9 page 80. .Cg.s;c. 81 dC>ds
office FOR Vance County. \. {. de
fault having been made IN Tie pay
mlcnt Of the debt therein .ccurct. and
the holder OF said debt having Ic-
qucSted Of the trustee e foreclosure
OF the security securing said debt, J
Will offer for sale At the courthouse
door in Henderson. y. {. by public
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE,

UnGc.' and by virtue "f the puwtr
conferred IN = Decd oi Trust rXcCut-
cd by TITUS Garland Farrnit and
Sarah ~. lTIrurt his wife December
~. lob. and 90 record in Book 1884
page 90 Registry ui Vance County.
y. {. default having been made IN
the payment al the Note therein So
cured and At .Ir request of the hold
a. thereof. | shall ell for cash. 20
the highest bidder. by public auC-
,iun - tie Court House Door in Hen
d"gsun. \. {. al - O'clock Noon.
tW@r trwc) Saturday. May s. l943 the
following sand:
AL uf tie right title and interest
ul the said Titus Garland ParI oft in
- - Acres i;nuMH as the Home
Place q: HE late y. G.. PARROT. laid
E4t..vsl being On" undivided ono
seventh thereof. subject To Life Is
tate of Mr.. \. G.. PARROT. Same be-
!Hg bounded on the North by Mrs.
Luj Ellington Ea>i by l.. II. Bail,
South Ivy /. Il. Bail. West by n. &.
Crews being in Dabncy Township
Vance County. y. c.
Th.S the 7;h day Of April 1913.
r. S. KITTRELL. Trustee.
7-l+-2l-28
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
Where Will Money
Come From?

People ask: "Whcrc will the
money come from" to reach
the differentiation dollar OBJ
jectivc of the Second War
Loan. The answer is simple.
The people HAVE the income.
When we produce munitions
or pcacctimc goods. or any
thing else. We likewise pr"duc"
income. For every dollar "i
production. there is Il dollar oil
income.
The problem OF war finance
boils down TO tliis-ii inGir;uu-
ais and businesses receive more
income after taxes than there
arc things produced for them
to buy. then excess funds arise.
The government deficit is
matched by the combined sur
plus of everybody else. luis
surplus should br put into Gov
crnmcnt securities To wipe out
that deficit.
They give their lives You
lend your money.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
Step Child
Of State
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Daily DiSpatCii Bureau.
By LYNN NISBET.

RIlr'&h. April 2l.-Aleeting of the
state banking commission here tu-
day "ltaCts attention to the some
Wh.l anomalous position which tina;
agency uc,.p!v> in State ufficialdon.
Il Is % sort ul step child. as contrast
ed with other departments which
tr" 'Hll children and good MANY
winch have been adopted.
Established IN 1881. the banking
commission succeeded To all the
uU''"S. responsibilities and prcroga-
'.N's %. inr old corporation cummiS-
~'Ni -N tar ass banks are concerned
Hu' 'H" General Assembly appruD-
...'." no "utiv" Tor lt> operations.
CERTAIN salaries and pei dlcn! of
..". o., ."" Used by statute. and
.-. operations are subject to control
.. '.' u.a@v.. Fees are charged for
.N.. ..'a.f.n ui banks. and the money
-.,. INTO custody ul the State treas
..'- "i.l' o~bu! scmrntS are made
'..H..h ~, once q! the State au-
u... E'' n."" ui the money ever
.. ..'. TO-" stat" general fund.
'..' commission must operate IID-
.. r' H....u rs own receipts. ana
E .a.i 90. -U,N receipts can nc used
-. ..... purpose. AJitrmpi H.
'. .. ..,. 'rv$ collected and vx-
co.. .. .."I somewhere near =
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
ONE DEFENDANT IN
RECORDERS COURT

willie Johnson. coiurco. was charg.
ed in recorders court today with
larceny and false prctensc. ard was
convicted Of false preten.c. Record
er Z. +. Clements imposed sentence
Of six months, suspended on pay.
ment Of costs and payment 10 the
clerk Of S34.35 for the prosecuting
witness. A. Marrow. and not be CON
victed Of violating any law in Vance
county within two years.
This was the only case tried al
the days session of court.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
Mmr@@

every minute - removing dents, inspect.
ing, rejecting - keeping pace with the
rat.a.tats that are shooting Our way to
Victory! Potfr passes the ammunition!
But electric power is doing far, far
more! It's helping to produce those
Tommy guns, too - and tanks, ships,
planes!
That takes a lot Of power Americas
got i'll Five times more than in the last
war more than ali the Axis countries
combined have now! And about seycn-
eiShfhs Of all ihi, power is supplied by
The electric companies under experienced
business Management.
How come we're so much more power.
fail than ell the Axis slave states? B.cause
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

taking too much of the governors
time and energy. When the first was
announced, it was novelty. The
governor and several other big shot
State officials attended. They're com
ing too fast now. Current listing in
cludes one ut Durham last Satur-
day. one at New River Thursday of
this week. one at Charlotte next
Wednesday, and two Ut Greensboro
coming up-date not announced. For
state that still boasts Of It's agri-
cultural prominence. 81 many in-
duStridl awards for excellence oc-
cnsion real pride in Il balanced pro-
greSS."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
SO MEMBERS ADDED
TO All CLUB ROLLS

Thirty-six BOYS became members
Of Vance county All clubs at meet
ings held during this month, il was
reported today by Neill M. Smith.
assistant county farm agent The adj
dition of these members brings the
combined membership Of all clubs III
the county TO 8l2, u record number
IN this county.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

men call "Mi children" Those
which have little connection with
the State except some superficial
oversight rs 10 procedure are Dub
bed adopted children. The bank
ing commission comes about half
way between these classifications,
and ST. must be 4 S,ep-child.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

"Sini talking, Tommy" ne said, "snd
talk FAST"
Tommy guns can talk" as fast as 800
rounds Of ammunition per minutel
When war began, it was serious prob
lem whether America could make car
tridges faster than the "Tommies" and
the machine guns and the Garsnds could
blast them out.
Inda,frisi insenait, and electric power
provided the dns~eri Today, power.
driven machines turn out 50 cartridges
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

QUICK-C. a. Jonas of Lincoln
ton. Republican leader and ardent
booster of the State university. viii
have just little over "a month 40
do something real big for ms alma
mater, unless the governor reap
points him. Long member Of lIc
board ut trustees. Governor Bruugh-
ton on Tuesday named him To the
finance committee. III lieu ut Ken
LOWS. ui Durham. whose term rs u
trustee had expired. Jonas may b.
GCappu!nicd. but his present CON-
mission lasts only until June !. 1915.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

g." Pres 0r.t had told repu",e:S.
however. that they would conSide:
macy things. among them the future
vi Mexico and the United States.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

SEASONS-Damage 50 far Ia pr
SON camp gardens has been nrgli-
gible. because there has been So 1t
tie 10 damuge. Pitts doesn't even
think the delay has cost anything.
because he figures that if seasons are
good from now ont the stuff Will
grow fast enough To catch up and
pass the retarded growth ui vegc-
tables damaged by the cold. The ran
first Of this week helped rather thai
hurt his program. II got the ground
IN good shape for planting and uI-
iered Il good start 10 the vegetable
.'rUDS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

TRADlTION-Pitts says that his
folk Tor generations have believed IN
the effect OF the moon ON paintings.
Easter. as everyone knows. is gu,-
crned by the moon. Easter is the
iil'Si SUNDAY after the full moon fol-
lowing the spring equinox Marcn
p. This wear Easter falls ON Apr;r
25-lalcSt possible date. Pitts says
that whether II i superstition 60.
tradition. his folk always held that
Il late Easter meath Il late spring. So
he hasn't been in any great hurry
about getting gardens planted al the
prison camps.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
ny LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter I1otcl-Raleigh

POlSON-There are many kinds
OF poison-phySical. mental and mo-
raj. Sometimes they overlap in Ell
lect upon persons and situations
sometimes the effect * delayed
sometimes inSidiouS. Here's case
IN winch every one OF these elements
is involved.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

RESERVE - Under the Halifax
county ABC act all revenue from Ii
quor stores mus, go Ia debt service,
for the county and the several towEs
III which stores are located. II there
is more current money than debts
due, the local government commits
sion has approved u postwar reserve
investment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

MOON-Latc spring, prolonged
cold, heavy fruStS have played hob
with many victory gardens and some
farms, particularly the truck farms
III the east and peach orchards IN
the sandhlllS. Damage to crops OF
State prison farms has not been ST.
severe. largely because Oscar Pitts.
penal director. believes IN the moon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

North C-vo.iaa livestock and poul-
~ growers vii! be greatly helped
by he release cf an additional! 100
ono.On0 bushels 70 government feed
wheat.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

Seventy per cen, Cf al nrcupaiiou-
al diseases are said 10 y" kin dis
orders.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

auction al - o'clocl, Noon en- ".
10Th day OF May 1913 the lollcw;ns
described lot of land
Beginning ut an iron pin SO foo.
from the edge of the hardsurfaeoe
road leading from Henderson "
LolliSDure. Otis FallinerS and N,rs
Il. II. Edwards conner. and run olnnn
said road &c feet from the edge NJ
the hardSur,ace N I'll Ia W l48 feet
- an iron pin. thence S - 3.4 "
lis fee; to an iron pin: theme, G
81 III T. li3 feet To- an iron min ~
Mrs. Il. IL. Edwards line: theme
along her line y 22 IA L. il8 tec,
Ia thr PLACE of beginning.
Located rn this lot is service
station and garage.
This the 10th day Of April. 1919
y. A. BUM. Trustee,
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