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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-10
LENGTHY SESSION
OF COUNTY COURT
Recorder Problem S. B.
Rogers Presides Over
Docket Today

Recorder Protein S. B. Rogers pre-
sided over today's session of county
court with a large docket of minor
cases being disposed.
Moody Harp VAS charged with as
suulting Tom Ellington with a deadly
weapon, knife, ard it appeared in
court that he had spent 60 days in
fail, prayer for judgment was con-
tirued.
Roy Thomas. Negro, charged with
assault with deadly weapon, shot
gun. was sentenced to the roads for
six months, commitment not to issue
if he pays 4 fine of $40 and costs Of
court ana moves away from the home
of Catherine Hawkins.
Boots Peace, Negro, was charged
with carrying a pair of knucks, a
deadly weapon. The State took mol
prose.
Julia Mayo, Alma Mayo, Negro wo-
mem, Jessie Lewis, Jack Edwards,
Jack Bass, Boots Peace and Junius
Byrd, Negroes, were declared not
guilty of stealing chickens.
Beatrice Cooley was brought into
court on a capias for not complying
with former court order. The State
took g mol pros as to the capias.
Francis Slaughter, Negro, was
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon and with impersonating an
officer The State took a mol pros
with leave.
Ellen Gordon, charged with trespass
was freed when the State took mol
pros.
The State took a mol pros in the
case of r. V. Bennett, charged with
abandonment and non-support.
Willie Allgood, Negro, was charged
with being drunk and non-support
but the prosecuting witness, Goldie
Allgood, was allowed to come into
court and withdrew the warrant upon
payment of the costs.
Tai Marks, charged with assault,
was freed when the prosecuting wit
nesses permitted to withdraw the
warrant upon payment of the costs.
Oscar Clopton was sentenced to six
months on the roads for nOn-support,
commitment not to issue if he pro-
vides adequate support for his family
and pays the costs of court.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-10

Lieut.. Michel Detroyat of France,
above, holds the new world record
for closed course racing following
his sensational victory in the
150-mile Thompson trophy race
at the National Air races with an
average speed of 264.261 miles an
hour. The giant Frenchman
roared around the track attaining
a speed of 800 miles an hour on
the straightaways to win the
$4,000 speed classic at Los An
geles and to beat Maj. James Doc
hour.
Central Press
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-10
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

1. In astronomy, what is constella-
ton?
g. What was the gavotte?
3. According to legend, what treacn-
erous device was used by the
Greeks to capture the city of Troy?
4. Who was Johann Georg Wischer?
s. Which is the oldest city in the
United States?
g. What is the nickname for the city
of Keokuk, Iowa?
7. In medicine, what is a coma?
8. What does the word "gehenna,
used in the New Testament, mean?
9. What is a conger?
1OI Name the greatest religious
teacher and reformer of early In
dia.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-10
FOUR CHARGED WITH
RUNNING POOL HALLS

G. N. Tucker, Buddie Kelly, Ora
ham Oakley and George Rocker have
been charged with operating pool
rooms without necessary license, it
was stated today by Sheriff j. E.
Hamlet, who had the warrants issued
for the men.
Tucker, Kelly, and Oakley operat-
ed rooms in South Henderson and
Rocker at North Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-10
Huge German Flying
Boat Nearing U. S

CONTINUED from Page One0
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-10
Makes You Forget
You Have False Teeth

Don't worry about your false toot,
rocking, slipping or wabbling. ~
teeth, a new improved powder Ms rs
them firm and comfortable ali da, ol M3
gooey, pasty taste or feeling E NO
laugh and talk with comfort, Get IF Eat
teeth from your druggist. Three siz as
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-10

One Marriage License-One mar
riage license was issued yesterday at
the Register of Deeds office, and it
went to DR. Earl L. Clay, of Oxford
and Nell e. Armistead, of Natalie,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-10

1839-Charles Sanders Pierce, fam
ed philosopher, logical and founder of
'Pragmatism, iborn( at Cambridge,
Mass. Died April 10, 1914
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-10

1887-British gunboat Wasp" with
crew of 80 left Singapore and never
heard from again.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-10

CONTINUED from Page Une.J
mail. Those are things to come over
the North atlantic, although Luf-
hansa has been carrying mail on
weekly schedules over the South At
lantic more than two years.
The flight is being made with the
assistance and cooperation of Pan
American Anyways, the United States
International Air Line, which also
has plans for establishing trans
Atlantic air service.
Evening star., 1936-04-26

HOME OWNERS,
Johns-Manville Deferred
Payment Contractors
OFFER YOU
Roofing siding . rock wool
insulation tin and iron roofs,
cutters and spouts on the
JOHNS-MANVILLE famous g.
year plan.
No down payment i. no liens
or mortgages against your prop
erty.
To qualify for the above terms
-. you must own a small equity
in your home i. . with taxes for
the first part of 1885 PAID.
Remember, we do not sublet
our work :. you deal direct with
the JOHNS-MANVLLE Deferred
Payment Contractors at all
times.
If You Need -.
a new roof side walls =.
(asbestoS or brick, rock wool in
sulation, your house painted,
rooms papered, phone or write
this office and member of the
firm will call and give you a free
estimate, with no obligation to
you.
Evening star., 1936-04-26

LADIES, >, refined age. IS to 45, wanted
fessioral corsetiers: Zeal opportunity for
the type who wants to build up good
paving business of her own: references re-
ouired; no investment. Charts of Wash
ington Call Monday morning early Suite
sol WASHINGTON Building, 18th and N. Y.
Evening star., 1936-04-26
HELP WOMEN.

AMATEUR ENTERTAINERS for unit now
forming. Phone Beulah Crowell Studios.
=
Evening star., 1936-04-26
HELP-DOMESTIC.


WOMAN, white, healthy. care for 1-year-
old. help housework: so home nights;
Hyattsville: references required. Phone
Greenwood 1920.
WOMAN white. experienced. to care small
child housework plain cook; home privi-
leges. 561S I'd place NV.
WOMAN white, care for small child; cook
and g.h.w. for working mother; 80 home
st. NV. Apt l. between and pm.
WOMAN. white. to care for child Of 3; ref
erence required: stay nights. Address Box
406-G. Star office.
WOMAN. white. for general housework.
good cook; comfortable room. in suburbs;
salary. $40 mo. Call Emerson 61S1.
WOMEN. settled. white. must be good cook
and houseworker; home nights; small adult
family references. Phone Shepherd 34S3.
YOUNG GIRL colored, neat. care for boy
and cook supper: no laundry; So a wk. and
car fare. 1713 Bay st. Sc, Apt. =.
Evening star., 1936-04-26
HELP WOMEN.
frnutiuuadl

VACANCY on. staff for telephone solicitor
with unlimited phone; permanent WORK;
Interview. address Box 2s1-d. Star once.
VACANCY IMMEDIATELY for educated
woman. 25-40 with above-average intellt-
eeutive work in sale department OF ma
tional publishing house. To qualify must
be able to meet public easily and assume
responsibility. To applicant selected posi-
nn shead pay
number. Address Box 25O-G Star office.
FASHION ARTIST, EXPERI-
ENCED. Call in person with
samples, Monday AM, EN-
ployment Office, 4th Floor,
Lansburgh's Dept. Store.
BUYER, for hosiery, gloves
and leather goods, at popu-
lar-priced store. Must be ag-
gressive' and promotional-
minded. Apply by letter only
to Merchandise Office, Gold
enberg's, 7th and X.
GIRLS, ERIENCED,
white, in shirt unit. Bosom
operator. Shirt finisher.
Steady work. Dupont Laun-
dry, 2535 Sherman avenue
NV.
Evening star., 1936-04-26

PPRENTICE-Exclusive beauty salon has
oneninr for smart, energetic girl; give
age education Address Box 1S9-H. Star
Evening star., 1936-04-26
NEEDED!

Stenoeraphers exp. ages 1S to 30,
capable of 100 wpm dictation and i5
wpm. tipping. for either temporary or
Typists. exp, ages Is to 25. capable of
so wpm. for either temporary or per-
manent positions
Apply for test Wednesday at 3 pm.
No Charge Unless Placed.
THE WASHINGTON EMPLOYMENT
EXCHANGE.
PA National Press Building.
Evening star., 1936-04-26

STENOGRAPHER must be eXperienced
rapid accurate. with knowedge of filing
and p. B. X. cord board; prefer natives of
Washington with real estate Office expert
ence; immediate; permanent; state expert
ence. references and salary expected. Ad-
dress Box 1896 Star Office
Evening star., 1936-04-26

SIIOAIIONS-WO
BEAUTY OPERATOR ali-around 10 years
experience. desires position, good salary.
Address Box 31-H Star ONCE.
CAFETERIA-RESTAUR manager, die
tician. hotel and institution exp, open for
position. Address Box 122-H, Star ofice.
CASHIER in beauty shop: licensed oper-
ator and experienced in shop management:
can furnish best references. Address Box
3S3-G. Star ofice. 27'
CARE OF AGED and convalescent. prac-
tical experience; unencumbered; references.
Phone Columbia S743.
CASHIER and ONCE assistant. experienced.
conscientious worker. desires immediate
employment. Address Box 219-H. Star
ofice.
CASHIER-TYPIST also familiar with gen
eral ONCE work: references Phone Pot.
24O5-W. Apt. 2O5. 1904 Que st. NV.
CLERK. typist. stenographer. age IS. will
accept small salary. Phone Columbia
DREssMAKER wants, work in or out;
Spring dresses made to order: coats re-
lined; experienced. North 0741-W.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. waitress or morn
ing work desired by colored girl; hotel ex.
perience. Potomac 6ss1, Sunday. II to 8;
Tuesday all day.
GIRL. Nqht colored.. experienced, wants
Job as maid IN once. taller .sn9p of
Evening star., 1936-04-26

VACANCY on. staff for telephone solicitor
with unlimited phone; permanent work;
DRAWING account for party qualifying. For
26s
Evening star., 1936-04-26
BEAUTY PARLORS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wo?certul French method used DR. Della
Ledendecker. 3O25 o st. NV West ll2O,
The Washington times., 1936-12-23
PAT 7 ERNI
PATTERN 4277

Your yoke and sleeves will be
cut in one. you'll wear bright
buttons for accent, and glory in the
convenience of handy patch pock-
ets-if you're the fashionconscious
Miss or Matron who decides to
stitch up Pattern 4277! Best of all,
you'll have chosen frock that's
one of the prettiest, and easiest
to-make of all Anne Adams de-
lightful "at home" frocks! It's
made in minimum of time, this
saucy model, and with a minimum
of expense, too-for any gay wash
able cotton will enhance it's trim,
wearable lines to perfection. You'll
be delighted with the smart results
of flowered percale, a crisp checked
gingfam, dainty dimity, or bright
chambray, with bright buttons for
trim.
Pattern 4277 is available in sizes
IA, Is, 18, 20, 80, "a, SO, 38, 40 and
42. Size Is takes 312 yards 36-inch
fabric. Illustrated step-by-step
SSW1x1k 411SU1 uCI1O14O 114SANNCN'
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coins or stamps (coins preferred
for this Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly SIZE, NAME, AD-
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
New! Exciting OUR latest
ANNE ADAMS PATTERN BOOK!
Order it at once, and greet Spring
in the gayest, gladdest clothes
you've ever seen. Flattering de-
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the Graduate and Junior Misses
of every age! Clever Slimming
styles. easy patterns. all OF
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The Washington times., 1936-12-23
By JEAN GREEN

There are many clever ideas
for the holiday table decora-
tions. All of the downtown
shops have. a grand array of
individual favors and sugges-
tions for center of the table.
A small world covered with cot
ton with a Santa and RENDERS
travelling across it is original. The
whole tree for the center decora-
ton can be trimmed with arti-
ficial poinsettias to repeat the
color scheme of red and green.
Spun glass ornaments for mir
ror plaques are best for formal
tables. Some are most appealing.
Christmas angels come in several
colors of glass. These tiny fig
urines are not expensive and are
lovely for the holiday season.
Your menu will of course be
planned around a definite color
scheme. Your table decorations,
linen, will repeat this scheme.
If you are choosing red and
green for your menu. here are
some salad and salad dressings
that are ruby req:
Mexican Christmas Salad
2 oranges
The Washington times., 1936-12-23

2 ripe bananas
2 apples
4 small beetS
"a cup of chopped peanuts
2 tablespoons of crushed pepper
mint candy
l tablespoon of lime juice
IL tablespoons of olive oil
y teaspoon of salt
p teaspoon of chilli powder.
Peel the orange and grapefruit
and cut in sections. Dice bananas,
apples and beets. Whip together
the lime juice. olive oil, salt, and
chilli powder. Blend with fruit and
serve either from salad bowl or
on crisp lettuce.
Fruit Salad Dressing -
"a cup of sugar
1a teaspoon of salt
112 tablespoons of sifted flour
egg
"a cup of pineapple juice
2 tablespoons of vinegar
u cup of whipping cream
Mix all ingredients except cream
and whip together. Cook, stirring
constantly, until very thick. Cool.
Just before serving add whipped
cream.
Grapefruit Salad with Dressing
3 large grapefruit
4 tablespoons of eurTant jelly
2 tablespoons of olive Oil
/ tablespoon of vinegar
Y teaspoon Of onion juice
Beat the jelly with a fork and
The Washington times., 1936-12-23
Effective Color
Scheme

Bleached maple is decorative,
durable, practical and inexpensive,
says House Beautiful, and appro-
pirate for either modern or Colo
nial homes. Combined with darker
woods for accents it is particularly
effective.
An apartment dweller with only
one room for both living and din
ing, will find that bleached maple
fits admirably into dinette group
no matter what the rest of the
furniture may be. Black accents
emphasize the beauty of bleached
maple as do dusty pinkish brown
and gray shades in upholstery, and
pinky gray walls and dark rose
carpets.
The Washington times., 1936-12-23
HE'S SHY
Dear Miss FairFex:

Dear Miss FairFax:
"He Is wOnG fully kind and
understanding, AID is continually
doing things to make me happy
little attentions that mean so
much to a girl. His misfortune is
that he suffers from an inferiOrity
complex, which is very evident
when we are in a crowd. When
we are alone he talks and acts
the way 1 wish he would when we
are with others.
"The pity of it is he is very
much in love with me, while 1 am
only very fond of him, and trying
to be helpful. He used to go with
a friend of mine who was very
wild and not his type. Ifelt sorry
for the way she treated him and
tried to be kind, with the result
that he loves me, while 1 only
regard him as a pal.
FRANCES"
An eminent psychologist has
gone on record as saying he wished
the term "nferiority complex"
could be dropped from the Ian
guage, as people hypnotic them
selves imagining they're its vic
tins, instead of realizing they're
just shy, and that the best way
to get over shyness is to put ones
self to the task of meeting people
and more people, and yet more
neople-in other words, set ones
self to the task of crawling out of
ones shell and staying out.
Shyness is really super-self-
consciousness, really a form of con-
ceit. This is the verdict of a lead
ing authority. Your best plan is
The Washington times., 1936-12-23
Christmas Decorations Add Zest
&add other ingredients. This dress
ing will keep for several days.
Ruby Red Hard Sauce

sadd other ingredients. This dress
ing will keep for several days.
Ruby Red Hard Sauce
1-3 cup of butter
/ cup of powdered sugar
/ teaspoon of vanilla
l egg white
"a cup of maraSchino cherries
Cream butter until soft. Add
sugar gradually. Add vanilla,
then fold in stiffly beaten egg
white. Add one-half the cherries.
Use the rest of the cherries as a
garnish. Make or 6 cuts in each
cherry, dividing it into 10 or II
petals, pressing it down flat on
Waxed paper. Sprinkle with, pow
dered sugar and serve one on each
square of hard sauce.
AImOnd-Fig Pudding
1 cup chopped suet
IA cups figs cut in small pieces
~ cups bread crumbs
l cup sugar
l teaspoon baking powder
y teaspoon salt
y cup milk
2 eggs
l teaspoon lemon juice
y cup chopped almonds
Combine all ingredients except
the almonds. Butter the pudding
mold. Sprinkle with the chopped
almonds and add the pudding mix
ture. Cover and steam for 212
hours. Serve with hard sauce or
whipped cream.
The Washington times., 1936-12-23
LEGAL BARRIERS
Dear Miss Fairfax:

Dear Miss Fairfax:
Il have a dear little girl, four
years old, and have been divorced
for 10 months. Now my former
husband wants to come back to
us. l would like to take him back
for my child's sake and because
/ still love him, but my friends
tell me not to take him back, be.
cause he has remarked in the
meantime.
He has told me that he will
divorce his wife and come back
to me and his baby, if am will
ing. What do you think l should
do? MRS. A. B."
If your husband is legally mar
ried to someone else you can't
possibly take him back until he
has secured a divorce, if you want
to avoid legal complications. But
your case seems to me one in
which it would be we'll to make
haste slowly. How do you know
your former husband would stand
pat' if you were married the Sec
ond time?
My suggestion is-don't hurry.
The Washington times., 1936-12-23
Beauty
How to STOP
NaiI-Bihn6
BY DONNA GRACE


Dear Donna Grace: / am a
constant reader of your column
and would like to know how 1 can
overcome biting my finger nails.
play cards in public frequently
and / am ashamed of my nails
when see the nails of other girls.
Il cannot afford manicure. Is
there alum or something can put
on them until 1 get over the habit?
Please tell me what to do. Also,
one side of my face breaks out in
pimples. What should do?
"Sincerely, MRS. w. L. AZ
Dear Mrs. w. L. Anal biting,
as you know, is not a disease, but
a symptom of some disturbance.
We usually agree it is nervousness,
and it is a habit. That means it
can be corrected, but it does take
time and a great poise and disci-
pline.
There is a liquid called "bitter
aloeS" that is used to paint the
nails to make them taste bitter
and unpalatable. 1t should be a
reminder, and that is enough for
the person who is determined to
stop.
1t all sounds easy enough, but
we know it is a difficult thing to
control as the real experienced
nail-biter will seldom care about
the taste and go right ahead with
the usual browsing.
The best way to stop it alto
gether is to cultivate another
habit. 1t should be one more in
teresting than the old one.
You must concentrate on nail
grooming. Learn to care for your
own nails just as the professional
operator does. You have pride in
your appearance or you would not
worry about your bad nails, so go
to work and be nail-consciouS.
Make them the very best-looking
nails you ever saw and I assure
you you will not think of biting
them.
It is advisable to go at least once
to firSt-claSS manicurist and let
her remove the cuticle and put
your nails in order. Then with my
manicure instructions you can
keep them that way. If you find
you have the least inclination to
bite them, instead sit down at once
and change the polish on them, or
if you are not wearing polish,
take your buffer and polish them.
Wearing the artificial nails will
discourage the habit as there is no
satisfaction in biting these hard
formal structures. It would be like
munching on a piece of celluloid
and no fun at all. 1t may be a good
idea for you to start out with a
set. After a few weeks constant
care you will be thrilled with the
lovely nails you have, and when
they are beautifully groomed you
will not bite them.
We know girls who go every day
to the manicurist just to be sure
there are no hangnails or dry skin
to suggest biting. 1t is really
matter of training if you are 60
ing to stop. The painting with
aloes will discourage children of
the habit, but even they should
be trained to know the Importance
of nice nails, and they will be
more interested in that than in
the bad habit.
You will find my Milk Facial
will relieve the skin eruptionS. It
has been used successfully by
thousands throughout the coun-
try, but it is too long to print in
the column.
There is no charge for the
Manicure Instructions or the Milk
Facial, but please send a stamped,
Self-addressed envelope for each
to cover the postage. Name the
treatment you wish and address
Donna Grace. Beauty Editor, Of
| The Washington Times.
The Washington times., 1936-12-23
mr. !
- WILMA LAVlLLE
WILMA LAVlLLE
Last-Minute Thoughts

Last-Minute Thoughts
IT'S hard to give suggestions
l. to last-minute shoppers, for
the things we've seen the past
day or so may all be gone by
the time you get downtown.
The standard things are in the
stores stockings, handker-
chiefs, gloves, scarfs. And
they're always welcome. The
most beautiful gloves that have
ever been made are available
this year, so give her some
stunning colored suedes, some
wool gloves for sports or some
gloves for evening, and she will
surely be pleased. It's too late
to buy monogrammed handker-
chiefs, but her initial will seem
thoughtful, or buy fine white
linen with simple embroidery,
always in good taste. Let the
salesgirl advise as to hosiery
colors, if you're not sure, and
you can also depend on her for
help in selecting costum m e
jewelry, scarfs, umbrellas and
handbags. These things are
all STAPLES" but have fashion
interest, too, and all women
love them, and never have too
many. If in doubt, give a
rhinestone clip or pearls, or
good-looking handbag in the
color she wears most-black or
brown. Or an evening bag 49,.
again pretty sure to be well
come. There are still some
marvellous leather cases fitted
with cosmetics and makeup
available, too. ....
The Washington times., 1936-12-23

EVERYONE needs small flower
~ pots, especially if they're in
clined toward gardening, or are
smart about growing flowers in
the windows. A pair of nice small
pots makes a neat gift for some
one to whom you do not want to
give a big present, so we suggest
this bubble pottery" named for
the bubbly surface. It's highly
glazed, is in a rich creamy color,
and comes with the pot and
saucer in one, which means there's
less danger of breakage. There
are many other things available
in bubble pottery, some in white
and gold which is stunning, at
anywhere from zoe to 79c, but
these simple little pots are just
10c each. .,.,,.....,.
For names of stores showing
the items described here, call
District 1000, Extension 459,
during business hours, or write
Miss LaveIle at The Times, in
closing stamped, self-addreSsed
envelope.
The Washington times., 1936-12-23

HOLD JEWELRY is in fashion
u now, partly because so many
simple black dresses are being
worn, which need Frightening with
the glitter of gold. For someone
on your list that you want to re-
member in a small way, buy gold
bracelet or massive gold chain
necklace. for just Csc. There's
quite a good selection of gold fin
ished jewelry at this price, and
we selected two pieces for sketch
ing that we liked especially, the
cuff" bracelet, and the heavy
gold chain, doubled in front. There
are many other similar pieces, all
in the same sturdy gold finish
that will wear for quite while,
and all at Csc.
The Washington times., 1936-12-23

to take the young man in tow and
see that he meets people. Be on
hand to help him out with word
over chasms of silence and splut-
tering.
If you don't love him and he
loves you, that's that. And no
one but you can decide if and
when your feelings for this young
man are likely to become deeper
than friendship.