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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

craning his neck to look at
Dicky."
Move toward the curtain" I
murmured tensely Steve Red
field already has recognized YOU
at Miners behest.'
Don't worry, sweet" he
whispered back, not moving an
inch. There isn't a thing Mil
ner can do about II You see
this stunt OF bringing Marion
here today IN disguise, evidently
was arranged in order 10 get hold
Of Lillian. Her refusal. at your
signal. 10 acknowledge she was
Marion's mother oh, yes. I've
been watching YOU. set Ma
riOn'S gangSter escorts back on
their heels Also, Redheld'S rec
ognitlon of your party has told
Miner that he doesn't dare let
his henchmen 90 on with the
Snatchlng Of Lillian until after
YOU have left the restaurant
Now if Redficld recognizes
Harry and me Miner will re-
aliZe that there's nothing he can
do about snatching lii today,
so he'll give the word 10 his
gang 10 Law off her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

INSTRUCTIONS 457 contain
step-by-stop directions for cut
ting. fitting and finishing and all
information for making shp-cov-
erS.
This pattern. together with a
needleVork pattern of useful and
decorative motifs for linens and
garments. II cents.
Send Ij cents IN coins for ev-
cry Laura Wheeler Pattern 10
tho Laura Wheeler Pattern De-
pertinent. 1225 Times square,
Detroit 81 Mich
An additional 10 cents brings
you our neW 5--pagc Nccdlecraft
Ca'alog l}2 Illustrations Of
designs for embroidery, knit
ting crochet quilts. home deco
ration, toys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
A Frantic Appeal

The corollary of his words
made me gulp and then appeal
10 him IN a frantic whisper.
But DiCky. won't he also
tell them to get Marion ouf of
here as quickly as possible
That Will prccipitate things he
fore Father gets here. He's fly
ing home from Washington. and
he ought to be here any MIN
ute And | imagine. he's planned
the final act 10 be played out
today.
Il know he has my husband
returned But there's not
thing We can do until ne gets
here. unless those birds ITO start
to take Marion away. Has she
contacted you in any way? I
wasn't sure but I thought that
the waiter slipped you a note of
some kind.
He did I returned. and
don't mind my dropped eye
lasheS. I'm watching Miner and
Redfield from beneath them.
i know YOU are he said.
bit impatiently but tell me
what was in the note
II asked the waiter 10 tell
me that She had received nv
messages she meant those per-
SonalS, of course and expected
me here She also asked 10 have
me stand up. so that she'd know
where | was She evidently eN-
pected me TO be disguised and
aid that she would run to me
II there was danger
Dicky eXhaled a sigh Of re-
lief.
Yes. I understand I whis-
pered breathleSSly. But "--un-
able to restrain my anxiety any
longer what is. keeping
Harry? Is he all rights"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

PATTERN 1928 comes in
misses and women $ Sze- = 80
20 and 80 10 As size 10 takes
; = yards 35-luCh tabris.
THIS pattern, together with "A
needleWork pattern of useful
and decorative motifs Tor linens
and garments, 20 cents.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern
Write plainly size, name and
style number.
Only 10 cents more brings
our 1914 Anne Adams Spring
Pattern Book New. caSy-to-
make styles Free pattern
printed in book.
Send your order TO The Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
l225 Times Square, Detroit 81
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
OAR Head
Honored at
Luncheon

MRS. LES II.
MOONEY, regent OF the Louisa
St. Clair chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution today
was 10 present. in behalf Of
the chapter. a check for $500
for the Red Cross 10 Mrs. VIII
liam II. Pouch, president general
of the OAR.
The presentation was 70 be
made at a luncheon 10 be given
in the Hotel Statler by the state
regent OF Michigan. Miss Laura
{. Cook Of Hillsdale. 10 honor
Mrs. Pouch, who is on a ma
tional tour 10 raise funds in
OAR chapters for the Red Cross
blood plasma fund.
Mrs. Osmond ID. Heavenrich
Of Jackson, vice president gen.
efal from Michigan; Mrs. Henry
Bourne Joy. honorary vice presi-
dent general Mrs. Roscoe b.
Huston, Mrs. George Shermer-
horn of Reading, and Mrs. Ar
thur Maxwell Parker were
invited TO The party.
The chapter regents who were
10 attend included Mrs. Charles
TT. Mooney, Mrs. Marvin Hoag-
land, Mrs. Dwight +. Randall.
Mrs. Clarence Wacker, Mrs.
Allen Buckley, Mrs. Frank
Gouldburg and Mrs. John Flem-
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

MARCH Fl TO APRIL 90
4ries-You will find support
from planetary influences, giv-
ing your activities and interests
sound backing. Heed valuable
advice and keep your efforts
within your capacity to function
sanely.
APRIL ~ TO NAY 20
Tauus-While stars lay stress
on the important issues today,
they also are generous. so give
your fullest, take advantage of
this fact adorable also for
personal affairs, romance, home
activities.
NAY n TO JINE ~
Comm An in the middle day.
For you who try with all YOU
have it will eventually pay diyi-
dends For the lager, You
know,
Jt-NE - 70 july y
C0Hcer-Somcwhat irritating.
Unimportant work should be set
aside for more vital matters,
tasks. Your best solution is the
Highway -dajHg. tA+Hss-.--
July - 70 A Ate q.
Leo-Business "a well as per-
sonal interests highly favored.
Keep a standard style of prog
ress that has shown az least par
results. Excellent period for
plans involving future ncce~si-
ties, undertakings.
AUG. 23 TO SEPT. %
Virgo - Attcntiveness. good
humored cooperation and strict
adherence to soundly Conycn-
tional matters advised today.
SEPT. - TO OCT 23
/ ! b r Not so propltous.
Working on matter Of fact prob
lens, or diversified interests
should be carefully checked for
flaws, possible pitfalls.
OCT. - TO NOV. -
Sc0rpio-Take il i'm stride in
the a m; avoid straining After
noon proceed 10 a faster tempo;
indications are more favorable
throughout remainder of day.
NOV. p TO DEC. -
Sngittoyuts do not force mat
terS nor strain 10 gain obiec-
tives. Things will come easier
if you carry on nonchalantly,
with an air Of surenoss, rather
than worr g d. nervous
demeanor. =. NJ. things clear
DEC. % TO JAN n
Capricorn - The hearts have
il, so let them a fine time 20
revitalize romantic and home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Ma dieiieiine Cliff Home

MADELEINE CLIFF at
tractiVe and launty In her
marine uniform IS home
szeza- Gai47F.- ! > ie.;iF4s A-eIFi = tltAf
Y c where she took her
boot training 81.
She is spending a transfer.
furlouch with her father g.
Vincent De Paul Cliff o. before
going 10 her new base at San
Diego, Cal &c..
Her family and friends are
keeplnc ner every minute occu-
pied as many informal get
toCethers have been planned for
her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Shoulder Pose

THE CORRECT shoulder pose
can be gotten by Putting IN Tho
abdominal muscles, lifting the
chest. stretching the spinal
column fun length letting the
arms fall naturally then relax
ing slightly
Ii the abdominal area is held
in and the chest lifted II is
impossible for the shoulders TO
get out of anatomical harmony
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
In Mayfair
WITH
The Cbabcr0A

FIVE DETROIT girls who
20 -o school in the East ..
most Of them ir New England
mct for d jolly weekend
iu New York
They were Betty Clair
I71crueyer. WAC goes % the
Katherine Gibbs school IN
Sew York ~ Sally pufheid
Who arrived from Connecticut
College 49, Syail Smart who
~ Mount Ho'yoke and
Nancy Stanton and Merrill
Ca1he.d from Pine Manor
Junior College Wellesley 80.
Betty Clair Is looking FOR
ward 90 another gay weekend
las she has been invited 10
ANNAPOLIS over Feb. 1920 &c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Coming on Leave

ENSIGN DAVID links ia
eNpecte5 Feb "a on = leave
from r. Schuyler ~ y ~
spend several weeks with Mrs
Kinks and their infant dauch-
Eerrree Posse.us Who hss
reer az home fora week "a %
-o~ p7rp0tz-- fr-aHa Airs "a
Eoser'ue ~ re Detroit Tow.
ers is returning TO-DAY % Wash
irT+rr where she is doing war
work 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Rose Becker
Engaged TO
Ray Loeb

Mr. AND MRS. LOUIS
BECKER of ElmhurSt avenue
announce the engagement Of
heir daughter. Rose. 20 War
rant Officer Ray NJ Loeb. son
ol Mrs Rae Loeb OF Kansas
CITY. Mo Warrant Officer
Loeb is stationed al Freeman
Field Ind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

ties. If you're in the right mood
you can easily take care Of the
little business matters.
JAN. - TO FEB. ~
Agaorjps-Tools are available
and it's a good day on which 10
make use of God-given talents,
of which YOU have mauN--Auu
might explore few new IDEAS.
FEB. ~ TO MARCH ~
Pisccs-A brisk but thorough
aUatyy1y, dITT0E 4 ~ breaking
down into definite units the days
activities. Time so applied Will
be well spent.
4 CHILD born on ths day.
Born under Aquarius sometimes
called sign of the optImist. 4
CiIopTfuiue~5 That may he undIiy
cloudcd at times if you are not
careful
C1rlrehl- -glL- -1--k-a-- l-l-----e4-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Tiki Does Her Part

V-TrTT TTD $1,000 n.
over IN IN 24aLld- WORKING In d
F,Cd CROSS TCCrt7tIouat center
and her brother. Charles
T. ,ho so~,.,. 1e-voar
a.
Ola LA Mui fu5f uauSH1el oI
the Charles X Murphys OF
Crosse pOlnte. felt II was w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Mrs. Ford Returns

MPs r. KAY FORD has ar
rived from a iaunt 10 New York
and Bethlehem, Pa
In Bethlehem, Mrs Ford Wis
tied her sister Mrs + +.
Huffman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
WeIkers 60 TO Coast

THE EUGENE WELKERS
and their small granddaughter.
Suzanne Harper have gone 20
Palm SprNE CdIo Tor SIX Weeks
or so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Pitfalls of Love

HARRY UNDERWOOD and
Dlcky, my husband. here in this
quaint east side restaurant, hot
bed Of Suhversive activities.
where so many Of our family
group were waiting the arrival
Of my father, and the final
drama of his hoped for victory
over the group Of international
gangsters he had been trailing
50 tong
For the fraction OF a second. l
stood startled too aStonished 10
move or speak. Then / caught
my cue, or thought | did, and
answered him IN tones as audi
BILE as his own.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Medqe Answers

Thank YOU Il shall he very
glad 10 SIT down and chat for
awhile ! said but my friends,
am afraid must 20 back "a
that other table. The people
who are dining with US are
strangers here and we must not
leave them alone.
Il bow to your decision, he
said
Then he lowered A4s-pefee- To-
a murmur as he looked at Mary
with his queer looking eyes
Thank you brat he said
and Mary looked back at him
with dancing eyes at his recog-
milton
Dicky seated me across from
him with a muttered excuse
Outside seats are the safest
az Just this moment, he SAID.
adding What's the matter? l
was watching Miner. who had
Just said something 10 Steve
Redfield, who, in his turn, was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Boiled Dressing

3 tablespoons oIl
tablespoon flour
] tablespoon sugar
l cup milk
p cup mild vinegar
= eggs
teaspoon salt
teaspoon mustard
u teaspoon cayenne
STIR the dry ingredients into
the salad OIL which has been put
IN top of double boiler Add the
milk and cook. stirring con
Stantly. until the mixture takes
on consistency of cream Beat
egg yolkS slightly, add the
vinegar pour into FIRST mixture
and cook until thlckened stir
ring constantly Chill and fold
IN The beaten egg whites
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-04
S 1ss, I.Q.?|

!. approximately how many Na2l
tighter planes were destroyed i'm the
year 1913 by the l.. S. &ih Air Force
). Name the channel that joins the
Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic
Ocean.
3. Name the leading ace" IN the
L S. 9th Air Force.
t. The L. S. Post office Depart
mcnt operated at Il profit or a loss
for the fiscal year ended June 80.
1913?
>. The President of the L. 6. can
declare war with the consent Of the
L. >. Senate: true or false?
&. Is the Sahara Desert north of.
south of. or on the equator?
:. Name the President of the Unit
cd States Senate.
3. y teaspoon contains 60. 30. or
100 drops!
8. In which State was petroleum
first discovered?
10. Supply the missing word in the
following provcrb: ITO buy d -
in Il poke"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-04
Mr.. Corbitt \ erN
Generous IN Gift
TO Chamber Body

y hi, Ui postwar planning tov the
Henderson Chamber OF Commerce
Developed 1t the meeting of the
board %. directors of Iat or9auIZa-
t.u Thursday nigh, when The Cor
bit Company set up a $500 emer-
gorCy fund Tor the local business
organization. Arthur II. Surprise.
secretary. SAID today.
In making his pledge of add
tlnHa. financial support. Richard J.
CDro.,i chairman of The board OF
The CcrD.u Company. was very
generous in his praise of the work
which has been done by the Cham
Dr" ID! Commerce.
Il attended The banquet given by
t"" Henderson Chamber oi Com
mDrcv. he said in a letter 10 the
Chamber O! Commerce. and | was
very mach impressed with the work
OF your organization and with the
interest shown by your committees
ana Cha!rmcn.
Il; is nay intention to make YOU
- contribution of $500 from our
company for the year 1871: 500 of
:hlS I" be used as membership fees
't.'N' '.''' 'iN 81 Sl'tNlbl luna 10 Dt'
/ used IN case of an emergency.
Il like tu encourage ANYTHING for
the bCitcrmCnt of Henderson and
vicinity. and have been doing il for
Il number of years. | think YOU
have - nice organization now. and
iro0 now on | see no reason WHY
your organization cannot be worth
a great deal To the city and have
the iHll cooperation of all manu-
featuring and mercantile establish
mCn'S in the city ard county"
The special fund which The Cor
DIT Company has established NAV
no used III any manner determined
ny the board of directors. Surprise
says Ec will recommend that il be
invested IN war bonds. which can DC
Cdshcd III the postwar period when
there may be an emergency.
Tho board OF the Chamber of
Commerce accepted the Corbitt offer
and directed that Mr.. Corbitt be
| advised that they were most apprc-
ciativc Of this additional. unsolicited
contribution and endorsement.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-04
f arm Ownership
Borrowers Hold
Annual Meeting
(RepOrted,)


On Saturday afternoon, January
30, 1914, the Vance County Farm
Ownership borrowers held their an
Henderson. fvcy w. Day, County
FSA Supervisor, was chairman OF
the meeting.
He welcomed borrowers and viSi,
tors and explained the purpose OF tho
meeting. He then called on Mrs.
Helen c. Craft. associate FSA super
visor. who explained how the aver
age borrower c.rncd his income and
how he spent il.
These borrowers have financed
their farm purchases with loans total
ing S203.254. On the basis of 40
year repayment plan, S24.36l.76 i'll
payments has come due. but repay
mcnts totaling S62.357.76 have been
made 20 date. or the toll repay
mcn,S made, S23.87l.7l was paid in
1913. although only S8,4O3l4 was ac-
tually due. Hats off to these families
that are becoming home owners in
Vance County.
Mr.. Day introduced s. Z. Wilson. of
the District Office. who compared
the planned and actual. f rm cX-
pCnSc. home expense. income and
land rcpaymcnts for tic past four
years.
X. l.. Burton and J. c. Gardner.
officials OF the Citizens Bank &:
Trust Company, were recognized. Mr..
Burton. on behalf of the Citizens
Bank & Trust Company. presented
10 II. X. tNcathcry. holder of the
lucky number. Il twenty-five dollgr
War Bond. The Citizens Bank &
Trust Company gave this bond.
Walter Haun. of the kittrcil nlr-
sorry. attended the meeting and CX-
planned why fruit trees need prun-
ing how they should bc pruncd. He
then actually prUncd four trees Mr..
Day then bought the trees and pre-
scented 10 Gcr0gc 7. Wilson. who
made the largest payment on his
farm III 1913 from agricultural III
come.
Dr.. y. II. ?arham. oc The Hcndcr-
son Hatchery. explained the need for
cu!!.n2 poultry fluCks and grading
egg. He then told hos Ia cull hen,
and grade eggs and gave a demon
Stratlon with live hens and eggs
MTch interest VAS shown in GUESS
ing the number of soybcans in a Din,
jar. Alfred Willi.mS guessed the
closest and received goat for a
prize
Sarah Henderson was gwen three
pounds OF coffee for putting two
cakes OF homemade cheese on cX-
hibu.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-04
EPSON Bond Sales
Now SS4, $50 Total
At Farm Glasses
By J. L. GRIFFIN
Vocational Agriculture Teacher

Members of Inc EPSON evening
class. an educational program con-
Quoted by the EPSON department of
vocational. agriculture. have mad"
az al,-ou, effort 10 meet their Goll>
in the Fourth War Bond drive. For
the class has purchased S3i.55O
worth o; bonds thus far. y large
portion oE tins liberal buying re-
suited from the auction sales which
arc conducted each Monday night
after class session. However. quite
~ sum has boon purchased other
than tina, Of the auction sale.
A> inc community is divided "v
paw uc.nE in Nauc" county and u1r,
u Franklin. portion O! the Ssh
$50 wov'N OF bonds Was Car-markCd
for Sandy Creek township Vance
cnu-ty. Sl4.l25O.OO: and tho rest.
S2O.l25. Vas credited ~ Naycsvll.c
township. Fyunkiin COUNTY The
goal fer Hrvc>viuc WIS Sl6OOO.
\ detailed report of In" last aUc-
ton sale is as follows. Tho article.
the donor. the bayc. and the price
~ bonds arc listed .u That order:
ais o.l f. l.. Motor Co.. II F
Mitchell. $4,000.
One axe. Rose On X : apply Co..
". ! Bowen. $3.50 90
Bush ave. {. :. Finch. f. l.. Eug-
crS. S275.Oo
Bushcl corn. +. l.. Rogers. II. E.
Mitchell. S225Oo.
Rushcl Corn. +. l.. Rogers. G. ".
Eavc>. 100000.
200 lbs. fertilizer. {. !. Fleming.
T. P,,,v. Sp1z pp
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-04
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1914
Post Office
Begins Year
By Big Gain

Surprisingly large gains were
shown by the Henderson post office
last month by comparison with the
first month of 1913, with revenue
Sl,30O.30 ahead as the new year
starts.
Last months receipts amounted TO
S1,l35.l9, compared with S5.835. 10
for january, l943, Postmaster j. r.
league announced today.
Thus is maintained the trend OF
postal revenues here for number
of years, with each month exceeding
the comparative period in the pre-
vlCuS year.
For the calendar year 1913 the
Henderson post office had gross
Just under $4,000, which represent
cd gam of $1,000, in round Zig
ureS, over 1912.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-04

Also attending the clinic was DR..
kIrl W. Gilbert. head OF the MUSIC
department .! East Caruln. Teach
cr'S College. y wcll-known conccr,
N.o.lnS,, DR. Gilbert is from Rochest-
CT, New York. and has helped with
M@Sic clinics m Pennsylvania. This is
ms il.>l N.s!; 10 Il band clinic IL
North Carolina.
A..-Sid;C band meetings have form
cE.y ocrn held each year al Winston
salem !pv the western division. and
49, GgrCuV!!.v, Tor the e stern d.vi-
S.uI These meetings have been called
o.; !u. the duration because OF sas
ana IRE rdtuuns. However, auth0rl-
ties .ro~ the safe music department
~ Greensboro asked that loca! meet
nGs Dc held with as many As pusS. bic
attending. Eleven Schols responded 10
invitations extended by the HcudCr-
son band nd are pvcScm, tor the
ul.-s.a;c band meeting today.
me program Tor the concert to-
might = a. follows:
The Star SpangIcd Banncy-Kcy.
Q" Guard 10. The l. 5. .A.-RusCn-
kra",
l.ncce, Overture III G Minor
L...ya and Isaac.
Tone Poem King JoAm'-Moeh!-
mann.
When Day Is Douc-Kutschcr.
! Love y pJradc-Arlcn.
Overture Lu..,C-SChlm,dt
Ar Corps Cadet Holmes.
Lady %; SNuu-EvanS.
I"yam"a O.CrrUrc-G
StJ.Uust-Ca Carmichael.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-04
J. C.. Gardner President
Chamber OF Commerce
Other Officers
Also Elected at
Directors Meet

j. [. Gardner, vicc-prcSidcnt and
cashier OF the Git ms Bank X Trust
Company, MAS elected president of
the Henderson Chamber of Com
mcrcc for 1914 at the first monthly
meeting OF the year OF the board OF
directors held Thursday night i'll the
Sccre;dry'S office.
Other officers elected arc: Henry
\. Dennis, first vice president: I.
Preston Matthews. second vice pres
iurnt. ANA b. *. Daniel. treasurer.
Arthur II. Surprise as executive
secretary and Miss Nellie Gray Kit
ur!. as assistant continue in their
connections without action by the
BOARD.
President Gardner appointed COM
ml'tCr ChairmCn for 1914. and named
one iull committee. Other committee
members will be selected after con-
.U!tgt!on with committee chairmcn.
Committee chairmCn named were us
follows:
Mercantile affairs. Stanley F.
Ic.Scr. rc-appontcu: agriculture.
Henry :. Moss; industrial, W. W.
Bowers: professional affairs, Dr.
Howard l.. Allen: committee for
planning and development. r. {.
Gary, chairman: J. II. Bryan, Frank
Jordan. Henry Moss and +. r. Par
nam, membership. Sam Afford: ma
uun1i affairs and national councillor,
William Barley; State legislative.
Henry T. Powell: cliy-COunty gov
c.NmCu'. Fred s. RoyStcr: tramSpor-
td'.un and traffic. J. {. Mann. reap
pointed; publicity and public events,
u. =. ohC@rCv; safety, ". {. Gates.
Air. Powell Was also appointed
chairman of special committee to
negotiate with the Granville Couu-
~ IhUm"Cg OF Commerce and 9TH
crs concerning possibility OF Il joint
ty-1pv"StCd airport.
Inc IutrU :,.rrrrG Ia its industrial
committee an industrial! prospect.
and received from Il. !. Curplrt.
cH. ymDu ui the board uI The Cor
Init Company. a. renewal al tour
memberships tor total ui Sl0G. and
an additional emergency donation of
; Zoo tor that company. The board
voted Il, thanks to Mr. CorDItt and
U.- company.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-04
CITY AND COUNTY
LAND EXCHANGED

CITY and county property was en-
changed On decd, recorded ycSicr-
day u' the register Of deeds office.
Pearl ". BIackicy Sold 10 r. p.
Gno.son for $40 and other couSidcra-
tons It 10, Oh Washington street.
Southern Aggregates Corporation
conveyed tp \. l.. Lane three tracts
IN Vance county .or $40 nd other
considerations.
y. l.. Lane sold 70 II. \. Pcgram
property IN Vance county for $40 and
other value.
TIL" average fertile t0pSpil has a
thickness Of about seven inches.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-04

The intended" acreage of carly
IRISH potatoes is percent greater
Thar the acreage harvested last wear
say preliminary reports.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-04
At NEW BETHEL,

ROY. Frank James Ash will preach
at Nov Bethel Baptist church Sun
day. February 6. al 8 p. m. The
public is cordially invited to attend
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-04
1854 Auto
Plates Sold

Total 1914 motor vehicle licenses
sold Ivy the local branch Office of the
Carolina Motor Club through Thurs
day OF this week was 1884. i, was
said today AT the office. This was less
IN Tor the comparative date Il year
ago.
OF the total sales. GILT plates were
for automobiles, 81 for private
trucks. 553 tor trailcrs and % for
farm trucks, il was stated.
City Of Henderson licenses sold TO
date arc approximately 1000.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-04
RECORDERS COURT

Graham G.. Gaines. white. was
tried in recorders court today on a
charge of speeding. Prayer for judge
ment was continued upon payment
OF costs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-04
AROUND TOWN
SPEEDING CASE.

II. {. Faulkner. white. was adiudg-
ed not guilty Of speeding charge in
the only case tried in police court
today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-04

Treatment OF vegetable seed for
disease Will be more important IN
1914 than in any previous year, path
OloGlStS predict
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

-AASE11EeAa4es te-gett
ichite. For table use, itmdy
be made The customary gel
t0t0 by means Of the pure
cotOriug prorided nth each
pound.