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aqua and a corsage OF pink sweet
peas.
Mrs. Corkins, mother OF the bride,
wore an afternoon dress OF navy
lace with a corsage Of pink sweet
peas and Mrs. Hurst, mother Of
the groom. wore a navy dress with
white accessories and a corsage Of
white sweet peas.
Allen Burrell and Jack Rust,
cousins OF the bride, acted with
Ronald Hoffman as ushers.
Following the ceremony a re-
eeption was held in the church
parlors with a hundred guests.
After the bride cut the wedding
cake, Mrs. Paul Burrell, assisted
by Mrs. Kenneth Hurst and Miss
Clara Gerstler, Ann Arbor, Miss
Marie Stitt, Plymouth, and Miss
Lahda Atkinson, served the re-
freshments of cake and punch.
Among the out of town guests
were Mrs. Ronald Brunger, New
berry; Mrs. Clara Paris. Mrs.
Winnie Miller. Mrs. A. w. Mes
singer, Miss Betty Messenger, Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Dennison and
daughters, Ellen, Jessie and Kath-
crime, Corunna and Vernon; Mr..
and Mrs. George Hurst, Miss Yer
lene Hurst, Russell Hurst, Mrs.
Kenneth Hurst, Mr.. and Mrs.
Georgl Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Gerstler, Miss Clara Gerstler, Mrs.
Beatrice Kane, Mr.. and Mrs. Tho
mas Paris, daughters. Misses June
and Ruth, and Mrs. n. Chadderdon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Britton and
Miss Janet Biddle, Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Foster Sa-
line; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bur
rell and Mary Alice Wayne; Miss
Patricia Rust. Lansing: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Rust, Jack Rust, Miss
Miriam Bunnell, Miss Jessie
Phelps and Mrs. Douglas Greig,
Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Jewell.
Mrs. Bertha Vorce and Mrs. Wylie
Pitcher, Belleville; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Armstrong, Stony Greek;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wisusek,
daughters, Miss Mildred and Mrs.
Gerald Paige, Mrs. Gertrude Sho-
walter and Mrs. Thomas Mckenzie,
Plymouth.
The happy couple left the church
amid a shower of rice.
After few days honeymoon
T/Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Hurst will
return tosspend the remaining week
OF his furlough with their parents
and then return to Fort Worth,
rroxag ,ubara bo &c sta tfonpd
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Ypsilanh Briefs
Drive at End

Although the Cancer Drive Is
over, final tabulation OF the contri-
buttons has not been completed,
Walter Sturm, collection treasurer.
said today, but figures viii be an
nounced at the earliest possible
date.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07
In the Sick Room

Flora S. Jones. Washington. d. G.,
sister Of Erwin Saunders. summit
St. remains in Emergency Hos
pltal. Washington. recovering from
a broken hip sustained In January.
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Guest purlna Festival

NWNsE 2 Ut 'F'6 Ut
Miss Dorothy James was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Pal
mer at Ann Arbor for the May
Festival. She attended the annual
dinner OF the musical honor soror-
ity. Mu Phi Epsilon, at the Won
ems League, Saturday evening and
the reception at the home of Prof.
and Mrs. Hardin Van Deursen after
the conceetthat hight, ana aiso the
reception given by Dr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Sink, Sunday evening.
Miss James made the orchestration
for the cantata, Fun at the Fair"
sung by the children's chorus Sat
urday afternoon.
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Attend Church

About 80 members of Ypsilanti
Chapter number 119 order OF East.
ern Star attended the Methodist
Church, Sunday morning In body,
in observance OF their annual Go
to Church Sunday.
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Goss, Robert

dpllhi Whlldm H.
Grant. John II.
Graves, Leland
Green, William A.
Hammond. Maxwell
Hansen. Lloyd +.
Hafeourt, Edward L.
Harden. Kenneth
Hayes, Andy +.
Heavenridge, Robert J.
Helzerman, Willard
Herbst Howard
Horn, Edward A.
Jaco, Benjamin
Jarre, Robert o.
Kapp, Earl r.
Kingston Arthur
Lawson. Thomas
Lee, Donald II.
Magee. Robert
Mcneil. 'tancil
Meyers, Glen X.
Nowak. Thomas
O'Connell, Donald
Oltersdorf, Glare
Osburn, Milford
Payne, Joseph Z.
Pepper, Earl
Philpit, Russell
Piirto. Clifford
Preston, Daniel
Quigley, John F.
Robbins, Edward
Robbins. William H.
Sampler, Charles II.
Santure, Donald
Sinkule. Charles
Shaw, Bernard
Schimmel, Joseph L.
Shepero, Robert
Schnurstein. Homer
Schmidt, Robert
Schmidt, Neils
Thomas, Frank A.
Vedder, Simon r.
Wagner, l.. j.
Wallace, Kenneth
Waiting, Nelson
Watson. Andrew
Weston, Howard II.
White, Robert ].
Zeeb, Ivan
Missing In Action
Archer, Robert X.
Beevers, Guy -
Brown, Henry
Clough, Nelson
Cousino. Christopher B.
Dickey, Richard Z.
Dohlstrom, John
Dieterle, Arthur
Driescher. Frank J.
Evans, Kelly
Gleason, Ray L.
Green, William B.
Harbaur, Robert z.
Holman, Paul G..
lngerson, Roland
Klaffke, Karl
Kelly, Marion T.
Piche, Kenneth NJ.
Pickard, Kenneth
Rider, Eugene F.
Shepherd. Robert
Thorne, George
Thomas, John
Thomson, James o.
Prisoners of WaP
Bevi' ., Richard
Britton, Joseph
H;T''i., q. ~ No. - -.
Cain. Robert
Curtiss, Perry L.
Davidson, Toy A.
Erickson, Harold D.
Evans, Charles X.
Falk, George
Ferris, Busha
Herbst. Harold
Hoeman, Paul E.
Hughes, Cebert
Hutchinson, Robert
1relan, G. o.
Klaffke, Karl
LaFontin, John z.
Leininger, Edward @.
Miller, Robert
Mitchell, Louis
Ouillette, Virgil
Pittman, Marvin s.
Santure, Robert
Sheldon, Reuben
SiZemore. Jack
Tower. Robert S.
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MARRIAGE Planned

Marriage OF Elaine Starks,
daughter OF Mrs. Ann Starks ana
the late Charles ]. Starks, to 1t.
Roy W. Renton, USING, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Renton.
will take place May q, in the First
Baptist Church.
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Friedrichshafen is a merger Of
the ancient town of Bchhorn and
the village OF Hofen. y.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07

Thousands OF years ago. the
Egyptians knew the art Of manipu-
lating yarns with needles,
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Mrs. Esther c. Griffin has re-
turned frpm. the r'SCx
at Phoenix, Arizona. For the past
month she has been visiting Att the
Grand Canyon. Los Angeles. Holly
wood. San Francisco, and Denver,
Colo.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
ID0rnan-McD
Ceremony Is Held

The marriage of Mrs. Marjorie
Ann Mcdonald, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ronald L. Mcdonald, to
Mr.. Horton Eugene Dorman, son
of Mrs. Thomas Dorman and the
| late Mr.. Dorman, took place
| Wednesday evening in Grace Epis-
copal Church, Woodside. The Rev.
| Clyde Brown, assisted by the rector,
the Rev. Walter Gale, officiated at
the ceremony, and Miss Phyllis
HoWland, soloist, was accompanied
at the organ by Miss Jean Phillips.
+ The bride was given in mar
riage by her father, who is assistant
secretary of the United States Mari
time Commission. She wore a prin-
cess gown of ivory satin, made with
a lace yoke edged with lace. Her
veil of illusion. which belonged to
her cousin, Mrs. Kent Ellis, was
attached to a shirred net coronet
and extended beyond her train. She
carried shower bouquet of white
roses and sweet peas.
Miss Nancy Mcdonald of Pitts
burgh attended her cousin as maid
of honor and the bridesmaids were
Miss Betty Sue Knight of Honea
Path, S. c., and Miss Joyce Reside
Of Silver Spring. All wore aqua
color marquisette gowns fashioned
like that of the bride, with lace
mitts and Dutch caps of a deeper
shade. They carried arm bouquets
] of variegated spring flowers.
/ Mr.. Robert Hirt of Silver Spring
was best man for Mr.. Dorman and
the ushers were Mr. Ronald Nc
Donald, brother of the bride, and
Sergt. Eugene Robin. A reception
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. SamueI
Del VecchiO followed the ceremony.
The bride attended the women S
college of the University of North
Carolina and the bridegroom at
tended the University of Indiana
Following a wedding trip to New
York they will reside in Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
ArlWgton Comfy
Communities

1t. Col and Mrs Stanley w. Con-
nelly of Arlington Forest were hosts
last evening at a buffet supper
served in the garden Of their home,
followed by a social evening in the
recreation room. Out-Of-toWn guests
included Mrs. Harry Mauger and
Mrs. Conneliy's mother, Mrs. Robert
NJ. Hidey of Shaker Heights, Ohio.
Mrs. Hidey, who has been their
guest for three weeks. later will
90 to Burlington. Vt, for a visit with
another son-in-laW and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant H. Prentice, jr.
Mrs. jerome T. Gaspard and her
children. Marguerite, Antoinette,
Eugene and Jerome T. GaSpard, lr.,
are visiting MIR. and Mrs. Budd Holt
of North Arlington before leaving
for Brussels, Belgium, where Mr.,
Gaspard is serving with the State
Department. Their home on North
Military road is being occupied by
Mai. and Mrs. Alfred Watson and
their young son, Keith. who for
merly lived at 5000 North Abingdon
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Fisher Hall
have as their guest Mrs. Halls
mother. Mrs. Harry Mauger of Oak
Park, III.
/ Mrs. c. Alvin Thorpe of North
Arlington and Mrs. Mary Conough
of BrandyWine, Md. are spending
10 days at Virginia Beach.
/ Maj and Mrs. Russell Boswell
and their daughter Geraldine have
returned to Arlington and will move
/ into their former home in Tara
i in about a week. They came from
Oklahoma City and during the past
two and one-half years have been
living at Newport News, Cheyenne
and Des MoineS.
/ Mrs. Douglas Parmentier. jr.. and
her son Donley of Glendale, Calf,
are visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Thomas D. Rice of Lyon Park. Mrs.
Parmentier was the guest of honor
at party which Miss Martha
Orndorff of Arlington gave Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Parmentier, Miss
Orndorff and Mrs. Louise Allen
will spend several days in New
York the coming week end.
Mrs. George AShworth, who has
been residing with her husbands
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Ash
worth, at Kimball, w. Va, while
Sergt. Ashworth is overseas, now
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
A. BOrcherding of Waycroft.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Cooper
Evening star., 1945-04-29
Tea Today

/ Mrs Ugo Carusi. wife of the COM
missioner of immigration. will en-
tertain at tea this afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. George C. Gaydash,
who will leave soon for New York,
where she and Maj. Gaydash have
taken an apartment.
The hostess will be assisted by
Miss Regina Crawford, Miss Helen
E. Bliss, Mrs. Agnes Mccall Parker,
DR.. Florence Everhart, Mrs. Harry
Lewis Raul, Mrs. Zachary Taylor
Jones, Mrs. Vance Chapline. Mrs.
Cloyd Heck Marvin and Mrs. G.
Ellis Porter.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

Mrs. Blanche Yorkdsle enter
tanned at a buffet supper and bridge
Wednesday evening at her home in
North Arlington. Guests included
Mrs. Stanton Moore, Mrs. Hugh
Reid, Mrs. T. B. Brown, Mrs. William
Wright, Mrs. Eugene Tucker, Mrs,
G. E. H. Goodner and Miss Harriet
Richards.
Miss Anne Cabell holland, who
has been in New York, is now with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Stacy
Noland of North Arlington.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

of North Arlington have as guests
Mrs. Cooper's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. ], Swearingen of San Antonio.
Col. and Mrs. c. M. Simpson, jr.,
who have been living in Lyon VIA
lage, have moved to Harrington.
1t. and Mrs. Ashton Jones, jr.,
announce the birth of a daughter
Harriet Allen, on April 18. Mrs,
Jones is making her home in Ar
lington with Mrs. Lizzie Rucker and
her husbands parents during his
absence.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
Milan Prisoner
to be Executed

Milan. Mich. Mar. S-INS-Pri-
son officials disclosed today that
Thomas II. Robinson, Jr.. is still
unaware that his appeal against
the death sentence for a 1884 kid
mapping has been denied by the U. S.
Supreme court.
Robinson was sentenced under
the Lindbergh kidnaping.ransom
law for the kidnapping OF Mrs. Alice
Speed Stoll, Louisville society ma.
iron.
The death sentence provides that
he be electrocuted in the Louisville
district.
Warden c. J. Shuttleworth, OF MI
Ian Prison. said the decision can
not he delivered to Robinson until
official word is received, which Of
ten takes 30 days.
In the appeal. the condemned
mans counsel argued that the kid
mapping victim must sustain perm
anent injuries to cause the death
penalty. Justice Department at
torneys stated that the condition
Of the victim at the time OF release
determines the penalty.
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Oakville

Oakville, Mich.-Mrs. James Haes
zle went to Wayne Wednesday and
brought her sisterin-law. Mrs
Leonard WinekofI, and son Robert,
home with her. Mrs. Winekofi
and son had spent a couple OF days
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Wine.
koff.
Mrs Ethel Burget and Mrs Ken.
meth Sanford and Carol Sue spent
Friday in Ypsilanti and Belleyille
on business and also called on Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Tan, near Belle
VILE.
The Oakville Farmers Club will
meet In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster Hardy. Tuesday evening.
Mar. 10. Oysters will be served
and after that will be election OF
officers for the year.
Mrs. Fred Holzinger suffered a
heart attack Monday morning and
is confined TO her bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holzinger
were Sunday guests in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Philys Scheick. Mon
roe. They spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hoff
man
Sunday guests in the home OF
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur lie Vasseur
were Mrs. Edward Matuleyich and
daughters. Mary Ann and Betty,
and sons, Joseph and Edward,
Wayne; Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp lie
Vasseur. Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Hoffman and sons. Daniel
Jr., and Donald. and daughter
Gloria and Miss Margie Boudrie.
Boudrie. Arthur and Knapp lie
Vasseur spent the afternoon with
their parents.
Albert Helzerman. Detroit, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Northrup and
grandson, William Cole, and Mrs.
Sara Prince, Ypsilanti.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lie Vasseur
spent Friday afternoon in Belle
vile.
Wayne Bartelle. Edward and Nor
man Wojak, Detroit. were Sunday
guests in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Zawacki and John Battelle.
Melvin Hammer. Lincoln Park.
was a week end guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Werstein. Mrs.
Hammer and daughter Patricia re-
turned home with him after spend
ing a week with her parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. Werstein.
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SENT TO SENATE

Lansing-The Eaton bill reduir-
ing school boards to provide free
text books to pupils. and permit
the boards to provide free instruc-
tional supplies, was passed by the
house OF representatives Tuesday,
IS TO %, and sent to the senate.
The bill would allow a period Of
years for the school boards to ar
range financing.
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cussing his stay in London for
International Labor organization
meeting he had mentioned talking
10 the queen: but. he said. as for
any statement regarding the royal
"pants' he was misauoted.
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,Spected.to have $4,000 in state
funds 10 spend for advertising
Michigan. The senate passed BIN
creating the council and sent -
TO the house after rejecting Sena-
ter James T. Milliken's second At
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dent OF the United Automobile
Workers tCIOl. today sought to
dispel rumors that he had com
mented that queen Elizabeth wore
the breeches In the British Royal
family. Thomas said that In dis
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
TO HAVE VOICE

Lansing-Ah chigans four region
al tourist associations won their
fight in the senate Tuesday for the
major voice In selecting a proposed
new state tourist council which is
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08

tempt 20 give the governor a free
hand 10 pick Eve Of the nine mem
beers
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MIsouoTEo ON. PANTS

New York-R J. Thomas, presi-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-24
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina

North Carolina
Vance County
BY virtue Of the power c~notained
in an Agreement entered into by
the heirs of the Late Lewis mad Lu-
cinda Blackwell l will offer for sale
and sell for cash 10 the highest bid
der on Saturday the 18th day Of
September, 1915, at 1900 o'clock
Noon Eastern War Time or 1900
o'clock noon Standard Time if the
time is changed by that date. at the
Court House Door n Henderson, by
public Auction the following de
scribed property
TRACT No. J.; Begin at iron
stake at a large poplar C. G. Pat
tersoA corner, run thence along said
PattersonS' line N 81 IA W 12.75
chains to a stone six feet South OF
a gum in said Patterson's line,
thence N 1880 chains to a stone,
thence South 81 F 1915 chains to a
pin in said Patterson line, thence
along Patterson's line South 5 E
1916 chains to the beginning, Con-
tanning 10 Ito acres mrOe or less.
1t is understood by all parties
that there is reserved one-fourtn
G-4th) acre of land for a cemetery
where the present is now situated.
II is also understood by all parties
that there shall be an outlet 10 the
cemetery, For further reteruucl
see Book So page ga.
TRACT No. 2: Begin at a stone
l.. W. Burroughs corner in Mrs.
Lou Ellington's line and run with
said line in an EaSterly direction
seventy yards to a stone. thence
Seventy yards in the Southwestern
ly direction 10 a stone in l.. w. Bur
roughs line, thence Seventy yards
IN a S%outherly direction with sale
Burroughs line to the place Of be
ginning. Containing one Acre. See
Book 43 page l73.
TRACT No. 3: Begin at a stake
the South East corner Of Lewis
Blackwell nj acre bought of Hill
man Robertson ana wife June %,
1902 in Miss Louise S. Ellington.
line, run thence along said Elling-
tons line S 80 IL E IA fete to a
stone Jimmie Clark's corner 5 feet
from dogWood, thence along said
Clark's line N "a L 249 feet to q
stake l.. w. Burroughs corner,
thence along said Burroughs line
N 80 - w 1854 feet feet to a stake
thence South 81 80 feet to a stake
Lewis BlackWell's corner in said Bur
roughs line, thence along said Black
wells line S 30 ID f 2l0 feet to
stake, thence S ga W 2lO feet K
the beginning, Containing One Acre
See Book 43 page ia.
The highest bidder will be re-
CURED to deposit ten G0co) per cen
Of the purchase price with the I'm.
dersigned Trustee and the bid may
be raised within ten l0) days. pro-
vided ten O0R) per cen increased
bid is placed with the Trustee.
This the 18th day Of August 1945
JASPER B. HICKS, Trustee.
l7-24-3l-7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-24
AMERICAN BATTLESHIP
COLLISION DISCLOSED

Washington, Aup. 24.-(AP)-The
Navy disclosed today that two Of its
modern 5000 ton battleships, the
Washington and the Indiana, collided
February |, 1914, as they We're with
drawing after d bombardment Of
KWajalein, in the Marshalls.
Military secrecy had cIoaked the
accident until today.
The Indiana suffered three dead
and one injured. Casualties on the
Washington were three dead and
three missing.
Neither ship was damaged suffi-
GENTLY to force its retirement from
the task group. Both steamed into
Majuro under their own power for
temporary repairs, and shortly there
after returned to Pearl Harbor for
permanent repairs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-24
AS Against a Wall

The Brookly, congregation of c.I-
ored chlrchmen who adopted resJIa-
tions calling upon their own two New
York State senators f. start pro-
ceedings for impeachment of Senator
Bllbo OF Mississippi would appear t.
be overlooking. if indeed they zn9sa
in the first place. the manner 81
procedure in the AUGUST HB1gr house
Of Congress. Trying to- gct one men,
Der Of that body 10 move aaa,st
another is like 5uttlng one head
against q brick wall.
The MissrssiDni -srasn wa. hold Ia
CONC If tho .t-..o-lo.. Lr .-.do
Tbev NAV 1a,.a ,aa, ,orarra1 ,
and -unnecessarv Pat +. Is mon 1fzerv
that What bn ,,id VIII .t.oa and .,
;,eelf eti. oro,,oh oc~fo7,si,,, and an
,oei+i,. oosio-. him, II, hir -,:., c+,4e
10 dofoo+ him, C.hor .bi,os r,:o54
h,+ how'll, IT.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

North Carolina
Vance County
The undersigned having quail
fled as Executor Of the Estate Of
Miss Meto G. Hunt, deceased, late
of Vance County, this is TO notify
all persons having claims against
said esatte to present them to the
undersigned on or before the 18th
day of August, 1916, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar Of their re-
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make imme-
date payment to the undersigned.
This 18th day of August, l945.
j. B. HUNT, Executor.
r. F. D. No. 8,
Louisburg, N. c.
17-24-31-7-l4-2l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-24

WANTED UNFURNISHED APART
ment or five or slN room house
Plui $50 pit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-24

CHEAP SUIT CASES.. UTILITY
bag, metal tool boxes, regular
size flash light batteries, Watkins
Hardware CO. 2I-4t.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-24

JUST RECEIVED FOUR ALUMI-
aam Fly rod reels. Firestonc
Store. 24-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-24

LOST. TWELVE KEYS ON RING.
Probably lost on William or
Wychc streets. Reward. J.. \.
DOdd, Phone $40. 24-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-24

FOR SALE THIS USED EQUIP
ment-one large cash register, one
small cash register, one check pro-
tcctor, office desk and one De-
trolt computing scale. Watkins
Hardware Co. 2l-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-24

JUST ARRIVED SHIPMENT
of mems oversize dress pants.
Sizes up to 80 waist. Nor
witch $, near Post Office.
. Il;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-24

MR.. tARMEk-HAVE YOUR WE'LL
drilled now AID pay for It twelve
months later. Write for quotation
and give direction and distance
from town. Heater Well Co., RAJ
leigh. N. c. TueS-&-Fri-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-24

Yesterdays Answer
Sc. Profound
insensibIl.ty
81 Baking
chamber
50. Constellation
40 June bug
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-24

"H\1 AUN
Get Results
MONUMENTS
IOMBSTONES MARKFpc
From The
South'S Largest Monumeo.-, r.
W. W. LANGSTON "'
2l9 Young St, Phone =,
- lG-lti.
SEE YOUR COAL DEALER Won,
and he may be able - rNo",
keep warm this winter. Gail ~, ~
II. O. Falkner and Son. ph"no ,s sS'
St.
PROTECT YOUR TABLE ron
new glass cut any size for t1bI.
tops. Edges beveled and p5,isIos
Auto glass plain or safety. on, 49,
installed. y. K. Perry Garo 1na
phone 300. 1se,
WILL THE PERSON RF}IovIvc
seat covers from 1910 P.vm1n,1
coach parked on Wvcbc ..rSo.
Thursday. August %. rr,.p.s 49,
same to Margaret Edwards. nb6ns
III. and 10 action VIII ne t..an
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p">veo NaIi paper. Also regular
C""i p'pct' "dlH.hN Hardware
AN LANE hADlO CAN BE RE-
pa"Itu a. opchufch X Daeke.
Two eNpeIlehced radio Service
men ana 4 complete stock OF radio
paris at your service. Bring your
So 10 oPeiIUFch * )aeNe, or for
foh SALT TWO SIZE THREE
aqua tweed coat and Logging suits
made, good as new. ta. Mrs.
o2fIano GFeenWay' phone 1913 Or
''''" ave. o..
NEW oIAilONEh1 JCSI ARRlV-
and @ty7ess in Az mail Al ' 9aI to,oIs
ard weights. Also several hundred
beautifully embossed and neatly
ltatnea pictures Tor the home or
o oblc sdmn,b;nS an5'roi ana doh wash;
oilieren'' See them on display at
lio'uo 111'itS Oli1te supply
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AUCTION SALE. DINING P0Ow
SUITE hlInS room suite bedroom
l"IIl luie' stoves ana otAef MS
- 1e'1a''eouS -tt'lJ9. oa'l''o'y' aug.
80 p, III, d. O1'i'sS1''i parsonage
III ION oi Lioe-y ctuItl al
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DOMESTIC UEIp wAvTrn
8no,c or part Ime, Apply 2o3
De.- ven 'Nell"e. mono l. ~"
TOBACCO EApNEpc To
bacco will sell high again this
wear. Protect your wears
v.o,.1. with ..nu,a
WIN "l',i Soo''" "lIoe Ill
your pack barns and tobacco,
and save anticipatcd 20 per-
tclll Oh YOU Pitliiltli!S' ! u
Ilnnell insurance Agency,
telephones 1921 and 252.
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F1FCTPIC WIRE AND CARRIE
nInr.ric ~fn,nors c,in. I-oohs drv
cn1I b,+,or:ol w. ~ - hn,torioS
IVarIns uardu.a,,a 20 3f-1t;
located in West Henderson. equip
ped with all modern ConNenenceS
including heat, out buildings con-
SiSt of up-tO-date poultry tdclll-
% ,Dc MY CDyFDc
"1l.L L-4 ,on.i.inc
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70
FOR SALE. JERSEY AND GUFRN-
sew cows Reasonable prices. Call
Charlie Trado nhonn g6 Can be
ecnn ~ Trado't farm known as
~ So a. 1 Wban ~ E,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-24

Entered at TIE post office In HEADER
con. N. <, as second class wai matter