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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-08
ALI SLABO SLISITE?

Pridite k nam in poskusite
brezplacno novi Zenith Radio
mic pripomocek "a sluh. Ma IT,
soce oseb 81 ga je ze nabavilo
in zdaj ne morejo biti brez
MEGA.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-08
Vesfi IL xiDljenja
a,7aeriskih Slouencev

Waukegan, Ill. - Pc kratki
bolezni je 26. januarja, umrla
zena Jakoba Kosirja, stara 65
let in rojena v Dubrovniku. V
tenn mestu je zivela 43 let. "a
pusca moza, diva sinova, dive
hceri in sestro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-08
UREDNI IkOvA
PO$TA
Razno IL Collinwooda
Vincent Coff)

SlOVenceV IN SlOVenk ueld, OIL
roma mas je delalo pri Fisher
Body, smo pri tenn Slovenci ja-
ko prizadeti in veseljem zapi-
sem izraz lokalnega odbora, Lo-
cal No. As, da smo Slovenci njih !
hrbtenica. Odbor Local No. As
U.A.W.A. sc vsem svojim cla-
nom slovenskega porekla Ia
hvaljuje "a vsestransko sodelo-
vanie ma stavkovni 'front.'.
Obenem sc odbor tudi vljud-
no zahvaljuje vsem slovenskim
organizacijam in trgovcem, ka-
teri so re darovali bodisi de-
narju ali pa v bla gu Fisher
Body uniji. Do danes so " de-
narju darovali sledeci. A.F.U.
1856 $500; S.D.Z. 8 $40; Cerk-
nisko jezero SO SDZ $1,000;
SNPJ 142 $40; SNPJ $500;
dram dr.. Verovsek $500; SNIP
$1,000; Euclid Rifle Hunting
klub $500; Klub drustev S. N.
Donna ma St. Clair Ave. $4,000;
A.F.U. Ct. Gricher) $500;
SNIP TAO $500; SNPJ 312 $40;
Slovenski dom ma Holmes Ave.
$4,000; SDZ II S25.OO; SDZ 80
$1,000; SNPJ So $1,000; Pro-
gresivne Slovenke st. l $1,000;
TWO 4276 $500; SNPJ 566 $40;
Waterloo Camp 281 WOW $5;
SNPJ 1926 $500; SDZ 80 $500;
Slovenski delavski dom ma Wa
terloo Rd. $4,000. Slovenski tr-
govci pa so darovali vellko v bla-
gu in jestvinah ter oh priliki
bonn skusal dobiti tudi imena
teh trgovcev. Ako je morda kje
kako pomota glede darov cd
drustev, prosim da bi obvestili
podpisanega, da Sc zadevo ure-
di.
Nekatere organizacije so da-
rove poslale direktno unijski
urad in kaj lahko je, da Sc je to
kreditiralo madzarski ali pa ka-
XII drugi skupini. Hvala yam tu-
di V imenu mas, slovenskih cla-
nov unije. Sicer je slovenska
skupina ena najbolj aktivnih ma
piketni liniji, toda so pa tudi ne
kateri, XII ne pridejo mic blizu in
pa tudi SO TAXI, XII sploh nikdar
nisi spadali k uniji in teh new
je pa jako malo.
Odbor sc obenem vljudno "a
hvaljuje "a vse sodelovanje listu
Enakopravnost. Ker ina unija
V nacrtu prirediti velik pies
mesecu februarju in Sc v zvezi
tega tudi NJ bira programme
oglase, odbor unije apelira ma
vse one, XII morda zelijo dati
svoj oglas, da bi zahtevali "po-
oblastilo' cd vsakega nabiralca
ker unija je izdala oficijelna
pOob]astila vsem onin, XII SO to
delo prevzeli. Ravno tako apeli-
ramo ma vse slovenske trgovce,
da slucaju kdo pride V vase
trgovino prosit "a dar "a Local
IS U.A.W., da cd osebe tudi "a
htevate oficijelna izkazila, da je
upravicen blago sprejeti.
Pisma liz stare domOvine: Pi-
sma, XII jih dobivamo Cd svojih
bratov, sester in mater ter oce-
TOW, govorijo vso resnico O raz-
merah, XII jih je kruti okupator
povzrocil po lepi Sloveniji. Ma
pram tenn pismom nina nobe-
mega pomona in smisla VISA
ogabna propaganda ljubiteljev
in zagovornikov iNdajalske "be-
le garde'. Zastonj Sc trudi "A.
D. prevpiti to godo resnico, XII
nam jo nasi sporocajo. Dobil
sem pismo Cd brata, v katerem
mi nasteva vasi imeni koliko
jih je bilo pri ia "belih" - Vas
zabnica pri skofji Loki steje "a
his in cd teh so bile stiri druzi-
ne pri kvizlingih, vas Sv. Duh
pri skofji Loki steje okrog 70
stevilk in il te vasi je bilo 7
druzin pri "gardistih" (brat jih
imenuie garievci): vas Sutna
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-08

Vincent Coff
1902 Delavan Rd.
Cleveland 19, Ohio
Evening star., 1946-12-28
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS. d. C.. washington, D. C.,
December -: I946-sealsd S proposals will
Fourteenth and Pennsyivania avenue NV.
uary 8, 1947. and then publicly opened for
construction OF 5.025 linear feet, more or
less, of s" diameter cast-iron water main
in 9th street n W, between NJ and r streets.
and in r street NV, between 5th and 9th
Be- obtaned Room ana
Building. de23, 6t.exsu, hol.
UNITED STATES Maritime Commission
hereby tnvites M sealed BIDS for H. The .,'ur pur-
is presentIy located at caven Point. Ba.
yonne, N. j., and is former PASSENGER
sfoop the vessel was bat in
tons. 13,aO2 net tons, and 1890 dead
zoo. beam am rs. depth 81; and draft s..
She is driven by , auadrupie EXPANSION
reciprocating steam engines of 10000
vesse hfF IS I'll red sds for the
States. The terms and conditions under
oh Shfh in hs ysiie ior s BIDS ss No ssd
dated December II, 1916, copies of which
may be obtained upon application to the
ee'Sf time oi taTes 'sSsei Wsshnston
The vessel may be Inspected upon appli-
cation to the Commanding ofhser. army
EOrt OF Emparkatlofl, brookiyii', NeH toih
spection on Saturdays. Sundays Or legal
holidays. Bids will be received until 2:l5
pm. Eastern Standard time. January 9:
l94 The commission s9a reserves ;,,a the Flsni 81.
secTe}sfy se Teisf, any UNTEp Il 81 esas esaT MsRE
coMMissIoN' Washineton IS. b. c:
UNITED STATES Maritime Commission
hereby invites sealed bids from United
ss.s. sssssS uss s'ssses sess 'r q NsEics
a sinrie-screw former combination pas
seneer-cafgo vessel built in 1918 by the
media, California. and used duri ing the war
as Navy attack transport. is presently
LOCATED in the James River r Reserve Re Fleet: s.
ses.s ssssen i % % s FE Epss Eqoss tons 54 mt
tons and 1850 deadweight tons; Her pre-
war passenger. capacity was 3d.. Her 81.
mensions are length b97', beam 56' depth n
Steam ss and tarbnes aIa1s Of 1886 SIP ana her
Speed is reported to be 16 knots. The
vessel is oil fred and Is reported 9df 1a haes Eve
81 600 cubic feet OF REFER space, si0s iof f
tie tie united Jnite States The terms and condi;
tions under which the vessel will be sold
are set forth IN Invitation for Bids son;e: He;
nf which may be obtained upon applfca-
tion to the Director of LARGE Vessel sales,
q. s. Maritime Commission. Washinsto1n
Is D. The vessel anTsir may Gs iInspsstea Wast
Fleet Superintendent, James River Reserve
Fleet, u. s. Maritime Commission; Lee
Hall, virginia .ttelephone Lee Han 251ll.
sD.eon ssse on wa aaraays nS ss sundsss
holidays Bids will be. received until ZIP
D m, Eastern standard time, January II.
l947.. The Commission reserves 5ns ms,,anls rigms
e Fsssss aqH HNfFEp # 5! BIZ sasT
WASHINGTON 25. D. G.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
LEGAL NOTICES tcent.j.
r. STANLEY HOLLAND, Attorney.

+. STANLEY HOLLAND, Attorney.
DisHes stases for e1Sei he District M a q Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-Estate Of Anna
Campbell Albright. Deceased No. Ss2as.
having been made herein for probate Of the
last win ano testament OF said deceased,
and for letters testamentary on SAID estate,
1t Is ordered this 18th day of December,
AID. 1946. that Mary c. Kerr. Elizabeth
Z. Campbell; and all others concerned. @ NED
day of January, AID 1947, at 1000 o'clock
AN: to show cause why such application
ss0Da n Df in e hs oef LAW asTss s
porter" and The Evening Star" once in
each Of three successive weeks before the
paseaton to ses Se not ess hsn thy ITS DAYS
orable BoLITHA j. LAWS. Chief Justice
%p sad dsfS nf a.sey asy q
CoGsWELL, Register Of wills for the Dis
@ sr,s, of Columbia Clerk Of st5s shs p Prosa'e 9s
Filed Bee. as, g, 1915 Charles Z. stewart,
DrsEs., se 70, q. ,s,., :, THE E.,.n. LIMITED
Charles \. addison. Ct Ct a. ps5snasnts .
Aoshe s Assn Ha oSss q ss su 1F sse
IS Parts Of crisinai Lot /, Known for puT-
poses OF assessment ana taxation as LoIs
s0s and 500. in Square 1877: and Lot 3s.
IS more fully described ip the COMPLAINT
herein; and, after the payment of proper
charges, the distribution Of the proceeds
entitled thereto. On motion Of the Plain
tins, it is this 26th day of December.
Joseph l. Hyde Jr., Bloomfield. connecti-
cut. and Stephen Duncan, Pelham Manor.
New YORK, cause their appearance. to be
entered herein ON or before the fortteth
day. exclusive Of Sundays ard legal hoii-
days occurring after the day of the first
publicstion of this Order: otherwise the
default, Provided. a copy of this Order
be published once a week for three sue
cessiYe weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Evening Star before said
day tS) EDWARD M. CURRAN. Justice
tSeaD Attest CHARLES E. STEWART,
Clerk. BY ELEANOR E. JOBE. Deputy
Clerk. de2S.ja4.1
Evening star., 1946-12-28
weAY. 1850 E.c.
Crusade 10 End Lynching
Talks Open Here Thursday

More than $50 representatives of
various civic, veteran, church and
labor groups will assemble here
Thursday for a two-day meeting of
the American Crusade to End
Lynching.
Paul Robson. singer and Negro
leader, will address the conference
at 7:3O pm. Thursday at the Ebe-
nezer Baptist Church, 332 D street
S.E.
Federal legislation against lynch
ing will be demanded by the con-
ference, it was said. Congress also
will be asked to refuse to seat Sen
ator Bilpo, Democrat, of Mississippi,
according to a statement.
Headquarters for the conference
will be Laborers' Hall, 525 New Jer-
sey avenue NV.
Evening star., 1946-12-28

brings his trumpet along when he visits Vaughn
Monroe.
VOL, S:00-Hsny eonossr. model agency
head. guests.
WT0p, 1904 Star Is Born" with Diana
Lynn and Herbert Marshall.
WMAI, 9:30-SherIoek Holmes Investigates
The SINGULAR Affair Of the White Coekerel"
Evening star., 1946-12-28
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON. auctioneers.
Restaurant equipment. refriserating COM
pressors bar fixtures. Toastmaster, by AUG
18th 18th st st. NV. NV. Mondas' si December s6th.
10 am. Ninety-two bentwood and dining
chairs, 35 form!ca and wood-top tables:
pasts display
counter stools. Brentwood costurners STAIN
less steel grill table. battery OF coffee urns
frigerated bottle cooler, salad table and
refrigerator, monel wall paneling and
bo hes Saut bar srdse sGs.er double nd .eefra
waffle iron, Toastmaster four-slice toaster,
plate glass pastry cases, four-door re-
Iriserator with coils, plate-slass tobacco
yMos: THO !. OWEN I;S,, & son aqssionesrf; 4ss !,
Four Valuable Parcels Of Real Estate
Parcel No |: Two-story row brick build
e ana Bath each 5ens "
ssss soutasast; p ppareel 1 ~, No. 2 Txso.ssezy Ios
Of i've rooms and bath each. being Known
s.ssss soas6sss. ,;1s; Ps5ssl Nc Three;
units units Of I'm five % rooms % and bath each. being
PRESSES No ll1g111s street i
ss Virtue eas 81 a. vestsd
N me as executor Of the estate Of Mahlon
will sell. in front Of premises S15 Eye
street Southeast, on Tuesday, the 7th
day Of January, AD- 1947, at O'Clock
pm the following described property to
wit: Parcel No. l: known as Lot 15 in
Square 92S, and on the same day at
3:15 O'Clock p m in front Of premises SCI
Eye street Southeast, parcel No 2: known
as Lot is in Square 92S. and on same day
at $40 O'Clock pm, in front of prem-
ises No. 1116-111S r street Northeast.
Parcel Nos. and 4: known as Lots
$40 and 500 in Square ss3 ss3o ~ Terms rs
On Parcel Nos; I. 2 and I and deposit Of
time OF sale. Parcel Nos. and 4 will be
offered first individually and then as an
entirety and declared sold to the highest
individual bidders or the highest bidder
for the entirety. whichever is greater,
Said executor reserves the right to reject
any or all bids on any or all properties IL
deemed by him to be insufficient. All con.
yeyancing, recording, revenue stamps,
title examination notary fees. etc, shall be
at the cost of the purchaser. Each sale
shall be subject to the approval and rati-
fication of the District Court of the United
States for the District of Columbia. Terms
of sale to be complied with within thirty
days after such approval, otherwise said
Executor shall resell said properties or
property at the risk and cost OF the de.
faulting purchaser after five days ad.
vertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington. d. c.
T. HOWARD DUCKETT, executor.
de1S.23,2s.ja.2
Evening star., 1946-12-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
SYLVESTER J.. AoUINo, Attorney

SYLVESTER j.. A0UINO, Attorney
1870 Peabody st. NV.
States for the District OF Columbia,
Holding q Probate Court.--Estate OF Gae-
tano Tassa, Deceased No: $500, Admin. min.
been made herein for probate OF the last
will and testament Of said deceased, On
this 18th day Of December. AID. 1e46, that
Elena Tassa Marcello, heir at law. non
compos mentis, Superintendent Spring
Grove state Hospital Catonsville. Mary
land, Custodian. and all others concerned.
appear in said Court on Tuesday, the 2Sth
day of january. AID. 1947, at 1000 o'clock
AM. 10 show cause why such application
should not be granted Let notice hereof
be published in the Washington Law Re-
each of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned the .,'r,t firss
days before said return day. witness. the
Honorable BoLrIHA j. LAWS. Chief Jus
Der. A.D. la4e. (Seal} Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL Register OF Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate
Court de14.21,2s.
Evening star., 1946-12-28

VOL, s:3o-Singer Kitty Carlisle and Ben.
nett Cert appear.
WMAl, f0:00-Speakers on this special pro-
oFam marking the birthdaie Of Woodrow Wilson
are William Benton. Francis B. SsVe and
William Waymsk Raymond Swing s,eees.
VOL, i0:00-"Ihe Prince Of Pilsen" is sung
by Angelo RsffseIIi and June Browne.
W0P, f0:i5-Eddie Albert and Janet Blair
in the Western comedy. ALONG Came Jones'.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
v. STUART DAVIS. Attorney.
l4I3 Eye st. NV.
Led Dec IL 1Q4f Charles SteHart

Filed Dec. 13. 1876. Cbaries +. stewart,
DISTRICT COURT Tle eF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia :.
Action No, N.ao3.@oRpER OF PuBLI-
CATION The object of this suit is to re-
move cloud on title to real estate In the
District of Columbia described as. Lots 23
and ~ in sydney r Marshan's subdivision
known as Beverly" as per plat recorded
in the once of the Surveyor for the Dis
folio 20: said property being known for
the purposes Of assessment and tsxat,on
motion Of the plaintiff it Is this 18th day
Of December, AID 1a46. ordered that the
defendants Helen Evans Scott. Marion
Evans Florence Evans Meade. Etnlyn
Evans and James Dorsey Ball, cause their
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day. exclusive OF Sun
DAYS and leEai holidays, occurring after
the day Of the first publication of this
order; otherwise the cause Will De pro-
ceeded with as In the case OF default:
Provided. a copy of this order be publis he'd
once week for three successive weeks IN
the WASHINGTON Law Reporter and Hhe
Evening Star before said day. tS) T.
atrn 4 true copy. TEST: CHARLES r sTEWART.
Clerk BY ELLA MCDONALD. Deputy
Clerk. oelf'&1'-o
Evening star., 1946-12-28
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

aNOTICE-sale Of DeIinauent Tax Prop.
erty. ONCE of the Commissioners ct
the District of Columbia. December ~.
accordance With the Act Of Congress, ap-
proved March 2, 1927, as amended. there
has been printed in all regular issues OF
The Washington Daily News Newspaper on
December 5th and 10th, 1946. list OF
taxes in arrears on real property IL the
District Of Columbia on July l.. 1916, IN.
II these taxes and assessments overdue:
with penalties and costs, are not paid
prior to January ID, 1947, the date nxed
sold at public auction at the Office Of the
Collector Of Taxes. D. c., Room l20, Dis-
trict Building, commencing January "a,
l047, and continuing each day, sunday
and legal holidays excepted. until al
such delinauent property is sold. John
RUSSELL YOUNG. GUY MASON, GORiON
r. YOUNG. Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Attest: @. M. Thor
nett, Secretary" de20.21 ,27.2S
Evening star., 1946-12-28
on the AIR TODAY.

on The AR TO-DAY.
WTop, 5:00-Wiih Alexander Hilsbsfg con-
duetinc. the Philadelphia Orchestra plays
Tsehsikowskys "Paiheiique' Symphony.
VOL. 6:00-Bsrbefs first Essay for Or
ehesira' and Dyoraks Violin Concerto IN
A Minor" are featured.
WT0p 7:3O-Bsnd Leader Randy Brooks
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-26
HENDERSON (N DISPATCH SATURDAY OCTOBER 1916
SIDEWALK BlCYCLIST
is TRIED BY MAYOR

Frank s. Powell. white man. asec
81. was tried in police rour, today
for riding Il bicycle OH the Sidewalk:
of Garnctt street. Prayer for judo
men, was ccn,lnuca upon payment
Of costs. which We're RENTED
Harry X. Lewis. colorcd. tried fc!,
being drunk and di>urderly. was
tined $40 and costs.
J. I. Mitchell. white. was tried for
public drunkenness and Was taxed
with costs.
H!Unmrr llargrovc and Lu,he..
Aston, colOrcd. were tried Oh sep
aratc charges Ct public drunkenness;
and each was iincd tive dollars and
costs.
Tried toy assault on Elnura Vii
liamS. Samic Williams. cuiorcd. WA
fined five dollars and costs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-26


(Thc international Uniform Les
son on The above topic for Oct. 81
is Acts l3:l-li. 44-l9: II: 26:l9-20:
l Timothy 2:5-7. the Memory Verse
being Mark 1915. Go Hc into all
the world, and preach the gospel
When We study paul'S missionary
Journeys VIC must consider that these
trips over vast territories were I'M
derts,NCu ON foot. Net for Paul wee
our pivasuu, ways 9: travel, in
buses. trains. motor cars and air
planes. Footsosc and weary. he
walked from place 20 place, ofteE
the object of abuse. beaten. stoned.
spat upon. He climbed mountains,
fordcd streams. tool: SLOW ships. en-
durcd dreadful storms. sometimes
suffering from tcycr-all for the
sake Of Jesus, his Master. - whom
nc had pledged his life.
Tn" start Of his tourney was An
tiuch. uj The CN'rCrc northern rUG
of Syr,". There We're gathered scv-
crul teachers OF IN" curly chWcn
and Paul and ngruDJE among them.
AS they w'u.,tgvyG tu tn" LORD.
and tasted Tn" Holy Ghost said.
Separate me Ba.ubaS and Saul toG
the work WGcIcuulu | have called
them. After fasting and prayer. tn
others laid their hands on ,hc TIVE
men. and sen. .hsm rn their way.
Their first goa. was SclcUy.l. and
from thence they sailed To- Cyprus
Al Salanis ,ngy preached the word
OF GOD m the sTnagoGuCa. and John
was with than UC-p. Next they wen,
through the isle ~ PanhuS. where
they found % -v.cercr and false
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-26
Pauis Widening Field of Service
the synasogues 10 preach.

the synasosueS To preach.
The next Sabbath almost tho
whole city came to hear the word
OF God, which made the rulers Of
the synagogue jealous. and ,hey.
Kept lnterruptinS Paul and Bara-
baS, contradicting and blaSpheming.
lhen the two disciples '.waxrui
bold and told them that il had been
their duty 10 tell the Jews about
the Christ. but seeing We put /,
from you, and Judge yourselves m-
worthy of everlasting life, 10, ",
turn to the Gentiles. For So hath the
Lord commanded us
The Jews must have heard this
statement with fury, but the Cen
Tiles reJoiced greatly. And the word
oil me Lord was spread abroad thro-
ouShout all the region"
In lconium they again preacheI
III tire synagogue. but TO both Jews
and Gentiles. but the unbclicving
Jews stirred up the GentileS so that
the multitude was divided. part for
the disciples and part opposing
them. They We're threatened with
assault and Stouing. but fled .
LyStra and Deibc. cities of Lyclun-
II. where they preached the Cos
pei. Here they encountered Il Grip
pied man. who had never been able
10 walk. Paul noticed him and per-
ce!vinS that he had faith TO be
healed. he said III loud voice.
stand upright on thy feet" AMI
the man leapcd and walked. When
the people saw this they shouted.
The gods are come down to It's IN
the likeness OF men" They called
Paul and BarabaS by the names of
their gods anG would have done
sacrifice before them. The disciples
were horrIfIcd and told them they
were mere men like themselves.
Paul Is Stoned.
Certain jews then came upon the
scene and persuaded the people to
stone Paul. and they left him fo.
dead. AS his disciples stood around
him. however. he rose up and en-
tered the city. but next day he and
BarabaS departed To Dcrbc.
Their further iourucylng cannot
&c told here because of lack o.
space. but finally. alle" many sue
'cSs;u! missions. they returned -
III Syria. where they told
'.! that they had done and what
lau happened 10 them. things both
encouraging and diShcar'currg.
Now our lesson takes Us tn cacsa-
e" Phillppl. where Paul was under
arrest and confined. although he en-
DYED some freedom. The two verses
assigned To us relate Il most Gramat-
{ moment III PaulS life. when he
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-26
RELIGIOUS MOVIE AT
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

y religious moving picture will
be shown nj the evening service OF
the First Presbyterian church Sum-
day. the minister. Rev. W. ID. Mcln-
mis-. announced today. Title Of the
picture is ~ Certain NooirmaE"
and is based on the New Testament
story u! the healing G! Inc noble
mans SON by Jesus.
The Young peoples CIoir will .s-
siSt in The worship service and will
sing Il Bind My Heart This Tide" by
COMMIT;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-26
JULIA K. LEE GETS
INTEREST IN TRACT

Julia II. Lee and husband received
two-thirds interest in forty acres III
Watkins township III deeds filed at
the register Cl deeds itice ycSicr-
Gay.
Marion Rcam> III conveyed his
Cnc-third interest IN the tract Tor
Slo and other considerations and
Mary J. Priddy transferred one
third interest for like considerations.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-26

defends himself before King Agrip-
pa before being sent 10 Rome Tor
Nlal as a Roman citizen.
"Whcreupou. q King Agrippa."
lie says after relating his previous
opposition 10 and perSection of the
Christians and his vision of Chris.
Il was not diSobedient unto the
heavenly vision"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
JOS CLUB BAND IS
A MAIN ATTRACTION
ON SATURDAY NIGHT

one( Of the better night spots,
catering to customers who like en-
tertainment along with choice food
is JOS Club, three and 4 half
miles from Wilmington on the Car
DINA Beach road.
Delectable dishes Of seafood,
sizzling steaks and chicken-in-the-
rough feature the appetizing men
us J. K. 'BilP' Davis places be-
fore his customers nightly.
Beer, choice wines and cham
payne also are served.
Each Saturday night, JOS Club
Band provides sparkling music as
background for diners. Reserva-
tons may be made at the club by
dia1ins 1901.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
HIGGINS JEWELLERS
are IS YEARS OLD

- nuggins Jewellers has been own.
m nv anu operated by three differen,
t 4,s.noers Of the same family
th mousn three generations ano
ba' &c umes location of the store
A's been changed.
gin m' NE present time Everett Hug.
e eT+s2 owner, is operating the old,
,t Ssaollsned firm at 1875 Princess
II. george W. Higgins originated
str e sore in 1870 at 1O5 Market
Cd Ie 81 In 1924 the store was NOV
+ 10 III North Front street by
wbo "A; ~. H5uggias, son of the founder,
uno u inherited NJ the business in 1916
Fr me death of his father.
nyefett took charge of the store,
s1ln 0'erS Of a large line of nation
N.Y.. advertised silverware, dia.
JIn toS, ehinaware and jewelry. in
suroa 1915, and at the time he as.
jooa leo control it was at its present
Anu .' 125 Princess street.
1en- n leWelry handled by Higgins
M % T is quality-made, selected
IN .ne basis Of rs years experience
Na'eflng to local customers.