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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
Franklin Delano Roosevelt programme

haboru megindult, vagy hogy
8 az vi dealt idaig is annak
tartotta, ,ezeket az embereket
nyilvanosan kikorbacsolta a
partjabol.
Kikorbacsolta oman a "big
businesst", SGT mondhatnank
a. "business"-t, inert mikor az
amerikai polgar a business
interest"-r6l beszel, mem gon-
dol a kis fiiszeriizletre vagy
a kis bucserra, hanem a nagy
iparvallalatokra, a nagy ke-
reskedelmi vallalatokra es a
nagy bankokra.
FIR. Coughlin allandoan
szemrehanyolag idezi Roose-
veltnek negy ev elotti szekfog-
lalo beszedet, amelyben a penz
valtoknak a templomokbol va
10 kiiizeset hirdette.
Philadelphiaban elmondott
beszede sokkal radikalisabb,
sokkal hatarozottabb volt es
a gazdag vagy jomodu embe-
rex k0ziil csupan azok marad-
hatnak meg ezentul a demo-
kratak partjaban, akik feher
hollok a sajat osztalyukban,
S akik csak kis t0redeket ke-
pezhetik az eddigi gazdag de-
mokrataknak.
Roosevelt tehat valaszolt a
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
meg a U. S. Manufacturers
Associationban tom0riilt nagy
tokesek tamadasara es beje-
lentette, hogy a vezetese
alatt allo part ezentul - osz-
talyharcot indit. a kizsakma~
nyolo osztaly ellen.
Roosevelt ITALIAN 0ntudato-
san, ITALIAN ontudaton alul az
idoket akarta megelozni a be-
szedben.
Ebben a hazaban egy num-
kas-part, vagy munkas-farmer
part megalakulasa tizenhat
'ev ota vajudik es bizonyos,
hogy a kovetkez6 nehany ev-
ben valosag lesz bel6le.
Egy olyan part nyiltan az
osztaly-harc programmjaval
fog alakulni, S ezt el6zte meg
reszben Roosevelt, mikor a
gazdasagi kiralysagok es her
cegsegek ellen a harcot nyil-
vanosan es olyan hatarozott-
saggal felvette.
Az a kerdes, hogy a kelet
tokesei, a del kekverii plan
tation urai hajlandok-e
Rooseveltet a sajat osztaly-
erdekuk ellen kovetni. Talan
a pillanatnyi egyeni erdek
oft tartja oket az elnok oldala
mellett S ez szerencsetlenseg
lesz a nemzetnek.
Roosevelt ez esetben bizto-
san meg lesz valasztva, de a
demokrata part is megmarad
olyannak, amilyen eddig volt;
csupan fegyverbaratsag lesz a
part kozt es Roosevelt kozt,
aki a philadelphia beszede
ota minden liberals es mem
szels6 radikalis embernek lett
a vezere.
Ha azonban a fentjelzett
konzervativ elemek EFT a
programot mem kepesek veg
legesen lenyelni, ha a partbol
kimennek, ha Rooseveltet Oft
hagyjak, akkor esetleg az ell
n0k elbukik, de akkor mem
lesz tovabb vajudas.
Mert akkor az vi radikalis
partnak Roosevelt lesz a ter
meszetes vezere.
AMI HIANYZOTT A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09

''regimentation"-, az uzlet
teljes szabalyozasa, az MIRA
hez hasonlo megszorito intez-
kedesek alkalmazasa kepes
megfekezni a nagytoket S
hogy a haboruban eredmeny-
nyel. csak az iranyban lehet
haladni.
EFT termeszetesen a szocia-
lista felfogas kis es korlato-
zott mertekben valo alkal-
mazasahoz vezet benninket.
Mem torekszunk esetleg ARA,
hogy a termeles eszkozeit XII
sajatitsa az allan, vagy a tar
sadalom, de annak a vezetese
felett atveszi a legszorosabb
ellenorzest.
Korlatozza a termelest, kor-
latozza a munkas munka-
idejet. a beret, vagyis ait a
hatart, ameddig a munkas XII
zsarolasa elerhet, es kulon-
bozo eszkozokkel, leginkabb a
munkaber es az ado korlato-
zasaval a profitot is nagy-
reszben megszabja.
Sokan ait hiszik, hogy ezt
a gazdasagi szabadsagot a to-
megek biztosabban es kony-
nyebben elerik, ha az elnok az
ellenkezo iranybol tamadja a
nagyt6ke egyeduralmat.
Ha a nagy vallalatokra
olyan sulyt rak, ami azokat
raszoritja, hogy kisebbekre
epitsek lie 0nmagukat;; ha a
kis vallalatokat, a nagyok
egeszsegtelen versenyetol meg
orzi, mas szavakkal, ha mem
megszoritasokat es korlatoza-
sokat alkalmaz minden irany-
ban, hanem ellenkezoleg -
szabadda teszi az ipart es a
kereskedelmet azaltal, hogy
megszabaditja oket a nagyok
tisztessegtelen versenyet6l es
elnyomatasatol.
Ez az utobbi ut abba az
iranyba vezet vissza benniin-
ket, ahonnan akkor indul-
funk ell, mikor a polgarhabo-
ru befejezesevel rakoszont0tt
a vilagra a gepkorszak.
Ez a lehet6seg rokonszen-
vesebb az amerikai polgarok
elott, es eppen azert az ell
n0k partja ait szeretne hinni,
hogy ilyen iranyban fog a
kormany tovabb haladni.
Ez azonban homlokegyene-
sen ellenkez6 iranyba vezetne
bennlinket, mint mikor az
NRA, a 3O-oras javaslat stb.
fele haladtunk.
Kbben a tekintetben az ell
nok mem vilagositott fel ben
niinket, S ha 6szinte akar len
nj a szavazokkal, akkor mem
hogy benniinket sokaig .ket-
segben.
Ha az eln0k a masodik utat,
Theodore utjat, a Borah ut
jat valasztja, akkor volta
keppen ait ajanlja a nemzet-
mex - fokozottabb mertek-
ben - amt a republikanusok
kinalnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09

volna kapnunk, hogy kiszele-
sitik a torvenyeket es hogy Ii
beralisabb osszegeket fognak
megszabni, de eek az igere-
tex elmaradtak.
Eek lettek volna a kiemel-
kedobb pontjai annak a plat
formnak, amely mem sokkal
liberalisabb a republicans
platformnal, csak valamivel
ITALIAN - oszintebb.
Mert valahogy az embernek
mem kell demokratanak lenni
es megis elhiszi, hogy a tar
sadalmi biztositast, vagy a
nincstelenek segiteset megis
csak inkabb megadja a de-
mokrata part, mint a Liberty
Liga politikai testvere.
Ha a part megmaradt volna
a platformnal, akkor a demo-
krata part megmaradt volna
a regi mivoltaban csupan
annyiban haladt volna a libe-
ralizmus fele, amennyiben ait
az idok es a kormany hely-
zete kivanja.
ROOSEVELT BEsZEDE.
A demokrata part mem ma
radt meg a platformnal. To-
vabb, balfele vitte a partot a
konvencio bezartaval annak
vezere.
Amikeppen Landon szikse-
get erezte, hogy a republika-
nus platformot a maga fel-
fogasa szerint modositsa,
ugyanazon a modon ait
Roosevelt is azonnal meg
tette. ....
Landonnak sziksege volt
ere, de mem volt "a szuksege
az eln0knek.
Landonnak mem engedte
meg a republicans konven-
clio, hogy a platformot teljes
egeszeben diktalja, nala tehat
meg lehet bocsajtani, hogy a
modositasnak es a magyara-
zatnak szukseget erezte.
Roosevelt azonban a plat
formot maga diktalta, 8 tehat
ha akarta volna egesz batran
belle irhatta volna ait is, amt
a szombat esti nagy beszede-
ben elmondott.
Hogy mem tette meg, az ait
jelenti, hogy mas ma a prog
ramja a partnak es mas az el-
nOknek.
Liberals demokrata a part
platformja, de radikalisabb
ennel a Roosevelt programme,
aki a beszedevel ket utat ha-
gyott nyitva a partjanak.
Vagy teljes mertekben fogja
a part az elnok0t k0vetni, S az
esetben a demokrata part ege-
szen !uj alakulat, egeszen uj
szerkezettel es programmed,
vagy megmaradnak a ket XII
l0nbozo platformon, Roose-
velt mem a demokrata part
max, hanem a liberals polgar-
sagnak lesz a vezere.
Roosevelt remekbe epitett
politikai beszede, amelyben a
gazdasagi kiralysagok es her
cegsegek elleni haborut beje-
lentette, sziksegszeruen mas
arcot es programot ad a part
janak. Ha az megy utana.
Mert Roosevelt a $40 szoros
ertelmeben ''kiolvasta" a de-
mokrata partbol a demokra-
tax egy reszet, vagy legalabb
azokat, akik ITALIAN egy ember-
olt6n keresztiil a part label
jet viseltek.
A demokrata part, csakugy,
mint a republicans part, a
polgarsag minden gazdasagi
retegebol volt alkotva.
Koztudomasu ugyan, hogy
a keleten terpeszked6 nagy-
t6ke az orszagot a republika-
y,1,c nd Srf0,, Loroc1tii1 knTY,oa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
EGYLETI. KALAUZOk
Az "Amea Magyar Hirap" esyhazaknak
es k0roknek hvataIos lapa az evre
ing Hungarian Churches, Societies and Clubs

els6 hetf6jen Miss Stavovsky xene-
temeben, a Keith Albee epiilet 4-ik
emeleteen - Hivatalos lap Ameikai
Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09

A JOV0
A j0v6 igereteit 0sszeallitani
konnyu volt.
A republicans platform es
az utolso honapok esemenyei
rakenyszeritettek volna a part
ra egy hasonlo platformot meg
akkor is, ha Roosevelt AIT
mem er6szakolta volna a part
hiveire, kiveve egy ket olyan
tetelt, amin a part mem volt
egyseges.
Leszogeztek, hogy a kor-
many a nemzeti haztartas
egyensulyat helyre akarja al
litani, de a segelyprogrammal
= amig az szikseges lesz -
mem hagy fel.
Es a segelyezes ugyeben ell
ter a ket part programme le-
nyegesen egymastol.
A republikanusok platform
ia ait igeri, hogy a segelyeze-
SEX ugyet Ok atutalnak az al
lamokra es a sz0vetseg csak
penzbeli segelyt adna - BIZ
zonyos igazsagos kulcs szerint
- minden allamnak.
A demokratak a szovetsegi
segelyezes mellett akarnak
maradni tovabb is es bar
mindket rendszernek megvan
a maga el6nye, mi a demokra-
ia platformot e tekintetben
helyesebbnek talaljuk. Az min
den esetre koltsegesebb, de a
segelyezettek kevesebb meg
alaztatasnak vannak ICY kite
We. Es a segely 0sszege ma
gyobb es allandobb.
Er6sen elter a ket platform
max a penzre vonatkozo resze
egymastol.
Landon tavirataban az
aranyvaluta mellett tesz hit
vallast, a demokratak bejelen-
tik, hogy mem hajlandok az
aranyvalutara valo visszate-
ressel a dollar vasarlo cricket
a depressio elso eveiben meg
nyilatkozott eros kilengesek-
mex kitenni.
" A farmereknek majdnem
mindket platformban ugyan-
ait igerik, csak a kivitel mo-
dozataiban lenne klilOnbseg.
A munkasoknak a demokra-
ia platformban tobbet iger-
utjain akarnak haladni to-
mex.
Leszogezik, hogy az vi deal
vabb is es hogy amennyiben a
tilalomfat ezentul is az vi deal
kozepere allitana a Supreme
Court, alkotmany modositas-
tol sem fognak visszariadni.
Akarmennyire 0riillink is
ennek a hjelentesnek, meg
kell allapitanunk, hogy a part
mem volt egesz 6szinte, mem
inert egesz 6szinte lenni.
Teljesen felesleges volt ait
hangoztatni, hogy alkotmany-
modositas csak annyiban lesz,
ha az sziksegesnek mutatko-
xix, inert jol tudjak, hogy -
sziikseges.
Ha tehat 6szintek az igere-
teikben, akkor sokkal becsiile-
tesebb lett volna azonnal be-
igerni, vagyis surgetni es rog-
ton kilatasba helyezni az al
kotmany sziikseges modosita-
sat.
Jelenleg az a jogos aggo-
dalma az embernek, hogy
ujra huzni- i-halasztani kivan-
lax ennek a kerdesnek az ell
intezeset; hiszen ha ujra tor
venyeket hoznak es ujra a
Supreme Courtra varnak, mi
el6tt alkotmanym6 6dositast
ajanlanak a nemzetnek,
akkor a negy ev keves lesz.
A tarsadal1ni biztositasok
tigyeben szinten hatarozott
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
NJ. P. Auxiliary In
Meeting on Friday

The Woman's Auxiliary of the First
Methodist Protestant church met last
evening in the Baraca room of the
church. The devotional theme was
Loving Kindness of Our Heavenly
Father"
Following the regular routine OF
business, the July Flower committee
was appointed as follows: LIST Sun
day, Mrs. E. o. Falkner; End Sun
day, Mrs. l.. r. Gooch; Bird Sunday,
Mrs. r. H. Hight; and 4th Sunday,
Mrs. John GrissOm.
Miss Elizabeth Fox, chairman OF
the program committee, introduced
Miss Margaret Hight, member of the
faculty of Chowan College, who spoke
on "Japan and Japanese People.
Miss Hight stressed the fact that
these people could greatly aid civili-
zation if we were not so prejudiced
against them. She spoke of many en-
inent Japanese and especially
Kagawa, the scholar who recently lee
tured at Duke University.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04

An inspired design - this s'imline
frock! So cool, charming and da MY
that you'll want to make up two O"
three for town. street and general
wear! Can't you picture it in one of
those delectable colored cotton or silk
fabrics? Perhaps a figured wolfe,
chanting, or light sheer. Those of
us who want to look a wee bit young
er, will like the casual flattery of the
flared yokesleeves and low V-ncck.
There's nothing like a long Waistlne
effect to make you seem inches tall
er, or to give a smooth, thigh-line.
The skint is well cut, too, it's center
seam giving proof of added fullpess,
while tiny tucks assure a smooth
snug waist. Contrast the buttons and
belt buckle if you'd be smart Com
plete, diagrammed Marian Martins
sew chart included
( Pattern 9785 may be ordered only
In sizes 81, 36, 38 40, AZ, A. 46 and
48. Size SO requires 3 3-8 yards 80
inch fabric
Send FIFTEEN CENTS In coins or
stamps ICONS preterred) for EACH
MARIAN MARTIN pattern. BE sure
to write plainly your NAME. AID
DRESS, the STYLE NUMBER and
SIZE Of each pattern
I Send your order &C Daily Dispatch
Pattern Department. 232 w 18th ST
New York. N. 2.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04

as designing and probably even more
ruthless than the machine" which he
has been assailing throughout the
campaign. The new Mcdonald INA
chine" would also te composed of en-
tirely new parts, so that it would be
untried and unreliable, it is maintain
ed. The new 1886, streamlined, high
powered Mcdonald "machine" wouic
have as it's principal cogs and parts
those who have been most active tr
his campaign, it is generally agreed
1t is also agreed that the key men in
the machine" would be his appointlve
officials in such posts as the chair
manship Of the highway commission
commissioner of revenue, commission.
er CT paroles, and SO forth.
Passing the Pie.
Those who are slated to become the
chief mechanics in the mcdonald
machine" if he should be nominated
and elected governor and the ap-
pcintive jobs which are reported tc
have already been offered them, are
as follows:
Willie Lee Lumpkin, Of Louisburg
,NcDonald's campaign manager, COM
missioner of revenue. Lacy McBryde
of Fayetteville, is also reported as
having been promised this job.
Phillip Whitley, of Wake county, an
assistant campaign manager for Nc
Donald chairman of the State High
way and Public Works Commission.
Troy Barnes, Wilson, and principal
Mcdonald enthusiast in Wilson coun-
oLo Af fot0 H;rrI,
and Public Works Commission.
John McKinnOn, of Lumterton
Robson county, former reading clerk
in the 1885 General Assembly, COM
missioner of paroles.
Fred Parrish, young Winston-Salem
lawyer and Mcdonald supporter, as a
member of the State Supreme Court
whenever a vacancy occurs.
w. B. Drake, former Raleigh bank
er who was tried and acquitted fol
lowing the failure of the Raleigh
Banking and Trust Company several
years ago, to be commissioner of
banks if DR.. Mcdonald can get the
1897 General Assembly to legislate
Quincy p Hood out of office and put
Drake in.
The list might be continued ad in
finitum. But it shows the type of men
regarded as most likely to be appoint
ed to the key positions in Mcdonald s
"machine' if he is nominated and
elected.
The people today will decide wheth-
er they would rather keep the present
machine" or lambasted by Mcdonald
or have a new one of his own design
and making Those who are satisfied
with the present "machine'' and who
believe it is just as satisfactory and
efficient as any new one Mcdonald
can put together are expected to vote
for MIR. Hoey while those who want to
junk and throw out the old machine
and try new one are expected to
vote for Dr. Mcdonald.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
Edna Freeman Has
Birthday Party

Miss Edna Freeman delightfully."- en-
tertained Thursday afternoon, cele-
brating her ninth birthday. After the
guests assembled they were invited in
to the dining room, and formed a
circle around the table, which was
conferred by the birthday cake. Here
the hostess opened her many lovely
gifts. The guests were presented with
very attractive favors and colorful
caps.
A number of enjoyable outdoor
games were played in the Kings
Daughters Park and the contest was
won by Miss Edith Bobbitt
Delicious refreshments of ice cream
and cake was served to about thirty
guests.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04

cratic party in the State has been in
the majority and has hence dominat-
ed the "machine." This has resulted
in growing irritation and resentment
among the minority in the party who
have not been able to break into the
party councils of the majority group
or share in the distribution of party
patronage. Those who make up this
minority group in the party have be-
ing growing increasingly resentful
and bitter for years because they have
been ignored, overlooked and left out
by the leaders of the conservative and
majority group. But they were not
able to get anywhere without a lead
er and there was no leadership until
1882 when r. I. Fountain came upon
the scene and organized this minority
group Of displeaSed and disgruntled
Democrats and came very near to de-
feating the majority group, which he
also termed the machine" Then DR..
Mcdonald came along and by telling
the members of this same group that
they have never had a square deal and
and never would get one from the
faction now in power, he was able to
get some lOO,UUU VOIeS III the I1rSt pr1-
mary four weeks ago. It remains to
be seen if he can increase this vote
and win the nomination over Mr..
Hoey, generally admitted to be the ia
vorte of the conservative~and so far
the majority faction in the Democra-
tic party, which Dr. Mcdonald calls
the machine"
Mcdonald Machine
Those who have been studying the
situation, however, are convinced that
DR.. Mcdonald would Immediately seek
to build up a machine" of his own
which would be just as powerful, just
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
Miss Ruby Young
Weds ]. C. Edwards

Miss RUBY Young and Julian c. Ed
wards were married in a quiet and
impressive ceremony last evening al
the Methodist Protestant parsonage
by Rev. G. l.. Spencer.
The bride was attractively attired
in a navy blue ensemble with q
shoulder corsage of sweetheart roses
She is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
II. M. Young, of Franklinton.
The groom is the son of Mrs. J. c.
Edwards with whom the couple will
make their home, upon their return
from a wedding trip to the western
part of the State.
Immediately after the ceremony last
night, r. d. Huff and Walter H
Stone entertained Informally for MIR
and Mrs. Edwards, at the Hill Top
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
"Whose Machine"
Is Biggest Issue
In This Election

CONTINUED from Page OneJ
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
rev. James A. Jones, Pastor

Rev. James A. Jones, Pastor
9:4o a. m. Church school, r. W.
Bruin, general superintendent. Serv-
ices of worship and classes for Bible
study for all age groups.
11:G0 a. m. Morning worship. Sub
Ject: "The Purpose Of The Commun-
ion; the celebration of the Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper.
7:15 p. m. Young peoples forum
under the leadership of the pastor.
We shall continue the discussion Of
the subject of Immortality
800 p. M. Evening worship. This
is the first of the series of Union
services. The preacher will be the
Rev. A. S. Hale, pastor of the First
Baptist church.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
League Now Seeks
Quick Adjournins

{Cx,..iirue, rom TaPe One)
declared aggression in East Africa.
2. Some pronouncement, possibly
without mentioning Italy, on the po-
Icy of non-recognition of territories
acquired fy force.
3. Some mention of future reform of
the League and the existing system of
collective security.
Delegates expected the resolution
winding uL what some diplomats call
ed the Ethiopian drama would be
placed before the Assembly for a
vote tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
FIRST M. E. CHURCH

FIRST M. E. CHURCH
Rev. r. e. Brown, pastor.
Sunday School at 9:45.
Sermon by pastor at HOO. "The
Church is of God"
No evening service, all are urged
to attend the union services at First
Presbyterian church and hear Rev.
Mr. Hale.
Monday morning at 900 the Bible
School being held jointly by Presby
terians, M. P. and M. E. The enroll
ment for the first week reached 1877.
Children who were unable to attend
the first week are welcome to join the
second week
: Monday 400. p. m. Lucy Gloss Park
er Missionary Society will meet at
the church.
Monday night 800 regular month
ly meeting of board of stewards.
Wednesday night 800 prayer SER
vices.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
To Hold Study Class.

Circles 4 and 5 of the w. M. U. of
the First Baptist church will hold it's
mission study class Tuesday morning
at $50 o'clock in the basement of the
church it was announced today. All
members were requested to bring
their lunch.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
DAWN.

The night was dark, though some
times a faint star
A little while little space made
bright,
The night was long and like an iron
bar
Lay heavy on the land: till DER the
sea
Slowly, within the East, there grew a
light
Which half was starlight, and half
seemed to be
The herald of a greater, The pale
white
Turned slowly to pale rose, and UP
the height
or heaven slowly climbed. The grew
sea grew
Rose-colored like the sky. A white
gull flew
Straight toward the utmost boundary
of the East,
Where slowly the rose gathered and
increased
1t was as on the opening of a door
BY one that in his hand lamp doth
hold,
Whose flame is hidden by the gar
mentS fold
The still air moves, the wide room is
less dim.
More bright the East became, the
ocean turned
Dark and more dark against the
Frightening sky
Sharper against the sky the long sea
line
The hollows of the breakers on the
shore
Were green like leaves whereon no
sun doth shine.
Though white the outer branches of
the tree.
From rose to red the level heaven
burned;
Then sudden, as if sword fell from
on high,
A blade of gold flashed on the hori-
IONS rim.
Richard Watson Glider. Poems.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04

|Cf 1urCheS
METHODIST PROTESTANT.

Rev. L. r. Medlin, pastor.
Church school 9:45 a. M, E. O
Falkner, superintendent.
Morning worship II a. M, preaching
by the pastor.
Young Peoples Society of Chris
tan Endeavor Z p. m.
Evening worship o'clock.
Our congregation will worship with
the union church service The first
of the series will be held at the First
Presbyterian church.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04

{CU..iirue rom raPe OneD
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
At White Lake.

Misses Helen Fogleman, Kathleen
POLICEMAN, Mamie Rose Daniel and
Marion Rogers, Melvin Currin, and
Joe Breedlove, of Oxford, are spend
ing the weekend at White Lake.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
On House Party.

Misses Bruce Gooch, Elsie Powell,
Dorothy Hunt, Katherine Hunt,
Evelyn Wilkinson, Nell Rowland, Mrs.
e. B. Wilkinson, and Mrs. G. d. Allen
are members of a house party at Vir-
ginia Beach.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
At Virginia Beach.

Mr. and Mrs M Y Cooper and Mrs.
Ferbee Fenner Cooper are spending
the weekend at Virginia Beach as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Boyd Kim
ball.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
Here for Weekend.

Mrs. Rebecca Church Critz, of Ra-
leigh, is spending the weekend at her
home on William street and has Miss
Ann Rogers, of Durham, as her guest.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
To Long Island.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. OVERLY, Hill
Davis, Jessie Abbott and Bessie
Daniel left last night for East Port,
L. l., to visit friends and relatives.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
To ASheViIIe.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Newman and
family will leave tomorrow for Ashe-
Vile and will also spend several days
at Ocean View before returning.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04
W1ththe Sick
TOnSilS Removed.

Miss Annie Lee Thames and G. W.
Thames have returned home after
having their tonsils removed and are
reported doing nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-04

Hoey is now seeking to perpetuate the
:to-called Gardner-EhringhauFs ma
chine"
Minority Irritated.
So the only real issue before the
voters today is what kind of ma
chine" they want, since it is agreed
that as long as there is a Democratic
party there will be a machine" since
in the final analysis the party and
the machine" are the same thing the
only difference being that the major
ity in the party always dominates the
machine and dictates it's policies
and very often its appointments. It
is generally agreed that for the past
20 years at least, the regular" or