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nPTBBf fW ISi^LINA TMES PAT0EDAT. APEIL 26th, 1941 Nnr Records Are h Applications For FHA Loans March Was livmtii In History With 3CK040 4??rr^?«ting $110,721,190 new homes to be eonstruetcd un Requests :u»l Charlotte Social B7 MBS. BESSIE HABDY O. McCabe, state dirfc- age inmirtnee appHeations aeleet iiMIHIUIimilSJBi: ‘ «d in March was 41 per cent a- During Mar^h, 30,040 small the February figure, home n»wtgage iusuranre Applicgtians in the week ended eatiofis totalioK $138,2:11,180 were Ai«-il 5 eatabUrfied a new weekly receivH e*ceeUng by a lai^ rwsord at 7,630 for »35,045,125. niai^n the previous hi^ month. Of thia total, 5,008 applications _ . M*y» 19tt, when Misses Prances Bampaon and medical Auxiliary. Greatest tions were re«iTed totaling #129. im iwpection^ Be*ie Jamison returned to the! , * * Agency'*“;f'u‘' 23,773 „„«*.*« ™k, ve# . wd th, w ™k «fte • Mr, 0™« WUey e„v.„a ^ in ,h. rr to PHA Thi. .nt.Dorto, th. .»k April sj ^ ^ DongU.°° °*^‘*’'° increase of almost 23 pcreent in a*me 4,006 new homes were start CnncarA were lh« vMk .na « ,u # 4k» number and of 23 per cent in ed under P6A inspection, com-lConcord, were the weak «ndl Menil^r. of the Chamber of Fire-Proof Tiie Nation. Save Biliiras fnest of Miss Frjineei Sampaan Commerfce met Tlia volume of application for — , fed^l housing administration m amount over March, 1940. The^red with and her mother at tJieir home on'bne o’clock luncheon Wedntsday «r«ic« of small bom* mortgag«.'previons h^h mounth was May,,*g week, 3,423 a year ago and bne^.ociocR m ^^y ^ etablished new monthly and 1940, when 22,053 applieations pe high point of 4,125 in the ,„kl, mordfc A*»i»i,lr.t«r >„r $101;!17,427 were re«»iv^ .ndrf M.y 10, im (Wy Aiuier H. Peiguson announced eopering new homes o be built, pur weeks in the PHA s jj yeaterday through - the office of The volume of new home mortg.|y^ce^ uX7 ^ WINE and DINE at ARCHIE’S BAR and GRILL 601 E. First Street Specialities in Breakf^ts Lunches, EHnners Imported and Domestic Wines J Pints, 15c—Pints, 25c^-Ouarts, 45c 4^ I inspection. The past week was highest since July 19. During March, the avcri^te ^ekly figure for new homes Qtartei under PHA ing{)eetion 3,115, compared with 2,M3 in February and 2,986 in March jl*i40. These figures exclude new small homes financed by loantr. msured under title 1 of the na- ^ojtial bousing net. I ^ {home on St. Mark Street. at College Uniion. Guests were Mr. Lord of New York, and Attorney Bolin of Oaklahoma. DR. AUBREY Eyes Examined L. Glasses Fitted We maintain^ completply eqmpped office for the exclusive convenience of the Colored People. Tel 3-8500 (OiiiMMite PnUic Ubrmnr) 317-A N. Trfoa St. #5ee«»e»ee#se«eeeeeeeeeeeei mmsia. WHEN IN CHARLOTTE ... Visit SUSIE’S GRILL At... 227 S. Brevard Stree|^ Special Hqme-Cooked Meals Beer - Sandwiched Music “In The Qeart of Charlotte" a M. WITHERS, ^ Manager June Desipated As U. S. Month The Katioi^al Cooperative Milk Prodacers’ Federation announces t]iat Jane has 4igain been design a«( M’ational Dairy Month., M i nthe past, intensive effort will be given to simulating in- t^st in milk and milk products ...That i? of great importance io'All tRe states.;'Milk is the most' nnivefi^Uy produced farm crop, it provides a part of the income let millions of farm families, and all of tiie income for hund- ‘r.ejJs of thousands. From the ^cAisjbmera’ point of view, milk is aiu(»tg the most healthfnl of foods, and dietary authoritieal point out that consumption in •nbalitaDtially below , what it abould be. Marketin|f. cooperatives will be among the leaders in forward log National Dairy iSonth. ThiK jBQoperaiivM have achieved of th«ir moat notable SCHOOL-RINGS, KEYS, FRATERNITY - JEWELRY GRADUATING. NURSES - PINS —Write— ’ H. FLOYD-HORNE IM EL First Street Charlotte, N.^ C. Big $Ur Super markets ALEXANDER FUNERAL HOME 323 SOUTH BREVARD STREET I Oaj Phene 8431 Night Phones 3^27, 3-2472 David Pender Stores and Mrs. Frances Nash was host ess to. members of the Ony Sou- titerners club last Saturday en tertaining them at her howc on North Myera street. Ousits in vited were Mesdaiues Cora Hodt- on Gladys Moreland, iouise Kirkland, \nnd Miss Prunecf; Sampson. Harry Mills %vas host to jnuni- er« of the Pick Wickbridge club last Thurstlay evening at his home on iVazier Avewut*, The Young Women’s mission ary circle No. 2 met with Mrs. Annie Stevenson Wmlnesd'ay eveaing at her home on South McDowell street. The Ever-Ready cl»b of Little Rook church sponsored a moving picture in the l^aseMneat of the charc^ Monday evening. The I^feeedis will go toward helping the church. Doctors Serve The Draft Boards Absolutely Free Mobilization of American thought and action to streng then national defense through a morp ■ef^cent fire defense, is progresBiiig rapidly, according to a report by W. E. Mallalieu, ldir«c(tor, 75th Anniversary acti- vitiea of the National Board of Fire Unde/n’/iters. Our desire to literally fire at their regular the nation in thia time of 'crisis is the ktynote of our an niversary program,” he ^aid. “During the 75 years of its ex istence, the National Board ha« dedicated itself to public ser vice. Today, our acti|^tiee trans cend ordinary aid and are a vital contribution to national defen- Miss Margaret Nixon sister of Miss Marie Nixon spen the week end in the city. Miss Nixon is a •tdent a tSt. Augustine College. How many people know that the doctors who serve the local draf^ boards give their services absolutely free, This takes much of the time of doitors in every part of the country. It has been granted generously, with no thought of reward. The young men who ate being taken for the hation’s defense have the satirf- fasiion of knowing 'they are . re- reivir>{^ the best medical ejramin- tlons of any' army recruits any where in the world. How striking is the contr^t between the attitude of the do^ tors in giving thia invaluable service, and the attitude of those drafts and trades that have en dangered the defense program, through strikes and jurisdiction al disputes. nationally wfwtes time. Today’s defenae battle is a battle against time. In a long run, th« success of this work will be up to AiiUTi- ean people. AnJ they are being given a chance to do a.vital job, right now. gram, hundreds^ of prominent individuals and group throughtout the country have active participated. The activi ties j^eadquartens of the Nation al Board is in constant touch with newspapers, radio stati«»B,'in the interest of all speakers, and othifJIs wlio h»\'e undertaken to assisi in making For each pound of coal used the public aware of the need for in frreght sertice in 1940, I h « more intense efforts to reduce j railroads hauled 8 9-10 tona of fire loHses as a contribution to^frelgljt and equipnient on mfle, national defense. The weekly |an inortiase of 44 jper cent ee$p.- and daily press have widely .pared with 19211. pledged their cooperation. May-| ojis of cities -vare officially pro-^The average daily movement r«f iiuing participation in the ot>-jali frieght cars including thwe servance. Pire department offi-j^**®t» loade dand unloaded ciaLsi are especially active. La-,*K®d 38.7 miles in 1940 a boratories and museums are do-l^'Sh rocord. ing their part by displaying rare. Public interest in this great fire defense pr(^am is growii^ daily. Since the start of the pro- old fire prints. This ist the greatest and best organized drive against fire ever The cost earners in OT of living for wag« the United Statas undertaken. Men in touch with|mad)e its fourth successive mon- defense know the ever present Ithly advance in March, accord- menace of fir®. It wastes more [ing to the National Indiustrial than money and materials — it Cbnferene Board. LIOHTER AUTOMOBILES Automobiles of light metal, tested in Germany, are said to [provide gasoline economy, and Mrs. Eugene Alexander and le$sened' ware on tirea. Mrs. C. M. Alston of Monroe L locomotives The SAFETY SILVHTOVm The DE iUXE SILVIRTOWN The new tire with Nklanced features, Amerltan motoriata asked for « unriT/iA « AS OI^WEK 'w-j frirssj T/te LIFE-SAVER M SILVeiTOWN' “The Safest Thing Greato: SUv^rtown quality at tbe low est pi^ in years. On Wheeia’ —^llvea qulckeat non-akld stops. JK |K> «10W 75^ tt LOVC»/|^ PEI AS WEEK rDIJGFT PLAi! ^linSCT pi I’. spent Monday in Raleigh attend tug an exeoative-meetinf of the in the dauy field, and they have pEoyen it|i©in(^^« invaJoable to successes profitable dairy farming. Freight average 107.2 miles h%hest on record. * • in 1940 GOODRICH SILVERTOWN STORES daily, the At 4th and BreTard Street Telephone S4134 Charlotte, N. a DAVIDSON BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME 901 S. Mint St Phi>ne 3-2336 ■ yiiiaau Want AD Sf OPPORTV^nTV KNOCKS HERE BUY YOU|l EASTER MEATS At PAYNES MARKCT 8 324 Boiith McDowell Street Telephone 9482 ■ ■ I KING’S ^ FOOD STORE ^ Groceries and Meats ^530 E. First St., Charlotte ■□■□■□■□■□■I? !• BREVARD ST. BARBER SHOP ^wer fotiis... 15c N. G. EDWARDS, Prop. St Barber Shop • SHAVES ISc JL E. l^eder* Prep. ! I \ SERVICE 8 ■ For your sprtngr paintinjr see PROGRESSIVE Paint & Glass Co. Paints • Varnishes • Enamels Wall paper and aoto glass 404 E. First St. - Charlotte J. L. PoweU, Fr«. 8 8 Yon wil} find our iSM^ice complete to the Small est detail. Our y^ra of experience enable us to^ ticlpate your need and therefore serve you better. ••• GRIR and THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME m 701 E. First St. ■ ■ 8 "Thoughtful Attrition To The Smallest Detail” PHONE 7019 B ■ ■ 88 AMBULANCE SERVICE m ipn □■□■□■□■□■□a MONEY TO LOAN On Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, SQverware, Men’s Clothing, Type Writers, Shot Guns. Musical In* struments, anything of value. RELIABLE LOAN CO., 121 EAST TRADE STREET “Charlotte’s Oldest and Largest Don’t Deceive Yourself! . f •» 1 A WELL PLANNED Life Program anticipates certain problems that must be met—a program that probably in cludes insurable protection. But YOU are deceiving your self if your insurance program does not supply— TIME In LIFE WHEN it £b 1. OLD AGE SECURITY A'policy designed to provide reedy cash at the NEEDE3> MOST. 2. anLD« EDUCATION • A policy that wiU providte cash for the education of your children — even if ieath should terminate «thar less certain plans. j 3.'MORTGAGE REDEMPTION PLAN A policy combining iraOLE UFE >nd TERK INSURANCE feature! — « plan particularly effective in the payment or protection of EXlfiTSNG and » • 4i ANTICIPATED OBLIGATIONS, If your present insurance program does not gu^ante^ these benefits* consult one of our representatives. THESE and OTHER policies are included in the MUTUAL PLAN. Don’t deceive yourself. To be secure, you should INSURE. DURHAM DISTRICT NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL hSf(JLa4>te£f $c»ULIHNO.Pr.«ld.r.t » DURHAM.NORTH CAROLINA Charlotte Office 23 3 S. BREVARD ST. A. E. Spears Manager Durham Office 809 FAYETTEVILLE ST. W. L. Cook Manager
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