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Prizes Offered By Spanish War Vets Aux. For Essays Charlotte, Oct. 7, 1940. Dear Mr. Witter: _r^»« Will you please insert in a prom inent place in your paper the follow ing article: ‘*The National Auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans, offers four prizes ranging from $100 to $25 for the best essays in their Essay Con test. City and County High School itudenta over the State, from 7th to 12th grades, both inclusive, are eligi ble to enter. For contest rules write Mrs. A. A. Knee, Essay Contest Chair men, 523 E. Kingston Ave„ Charlotte, N. C." Thrank you, Very truly yours, (Mrs.) LILY B. NEAL, Department Essay Contest Chairman. Patronize Journal Advertisers ewsssssssw LOANS To 1W Repaid Weekly, Semi-Monthly or Monthly SAVINGS y^.t cinba. Weekly Sarin*o or Certificate of Deposit INDUSTRIAL LOAN & INVESTMENT BANK 124 8. Church St Mrs. A. B. Furr Hostess To Typo. Union Auxiliary Typographical Auxiliary met Mon 'day night with Mrs. A. B. Furr, as hostess, Mrs. Charles Barger being co-hostess. The meeting was well attended, and an enjoyable evening was spent, and much business transacted. On Wednesday, October 30th, a wiener roast will be given by the ladies at the residence of Mrs. Byron Luna, on Wilkinson boulevard. In the future the auxiliary meet ings will be at 7:45 instead of 8 p. m. The door prize was won by Mrs. Bostick, and several presents were given members by “their pals.” The November meeting of the Aux iliary will be at the home of Mrs. Robert White, 1512 High street, with Mrs. W. R. Cashwell co-hostess, at which time plans for Christmas will be made. 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Fun eral services were held Monday aft ernoon at 2:30 o’clock at McGwen Fun eral home at Mint Hill. Burial was in Philadelphia Presbyterian church cemetery. Rev. S. W. Rutledge was officiating. The body lay in state at 1819 Allen street until Monday aft ernoon at 2 o’clock. Mrs. Hudson is surwved by the fololwing children: Mrs. W. R. Biggers of the county, Mrs. Bertha Helms of Charlotte and H. W Hudson and E. N. Hudson. Pall £f,arfra at the services will be P. L. Rhodes, T. L. Keeter A. L. Wallace, g°y Auston, G. N. Deal, and C. t! McCall, all members of the city fire department. Over a period of years the govern ment will gradually come to own most of the productive plants of the United States. —Adolph Berle, Jr., Assistant Secretary of State. HYAft'S THE MBW FOR boy; ... Rough it in thoso toughios ... stool hoot pioto and oxtra tap solo roinforco mont for rocord woar. All Siznl KINNEYS 107 E. 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Accord ing to Red Cross authorities many people will be on starvation rations b the first of November. Allied Printing Crafts In Tnree Meets On Sunday Starting about 12:30 Sunday, with a meeting of the Allied Printing Trades Council; then at 2 o’clock with the Typographical Union in ses sion, and at 4 a meeting of the Mail ers’ local, gave the printing crafts a full afternoon’s schedule, and many problems were laid before them. The attendance was good at each meeting. The Mailers’ local is a new one, and Is a branch of the I. T. U. The member ship i.s breaking in well, and The Jour nal editor was glad of the opportun ity given him to make a short talk to those boys,, who are an important branch of newspaper distribution in Charlotte. Thunder is the loudest common noise, yet it has never been heard more than 20 miles away from the flash. For 25 cents you can buy a pack age of International Baggage Stickers in New York, that will give your lug gage a well-traveled appearance. 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