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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-01-13

Pearl Mary Copeland of Kenne-
wick is member of the varsity de-
bate squad Of washington State COLI
lege. Members are chosen from this
squad to debate with colleges and
university teams from all parts Of
the Pacific coast. Miss Copeland
Is q sophomore in English.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-01-13

IF YOU WANT better fruit trees |
lower prices see me. L. G. Ben
nett, Route 2. q
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-01-13
FIRST TINE AT THIS LOW PRICE
EASY WASHER
s'..: G. s119.ss
BRAND NEw-Nor a CLOSE QUIT

This is positively the first time this famous
manufacturer has offered Dryer-Type
Washer at such low price! Truthfully,
we didn't hope to be able to get this phe-
nOmenal value in time for spring selling, but
through diligent efforts-it's here n0w-an
unusual opportunity to own famous
EASY DRYER at but little more than is
paid for an ordinary washer-and OF
course, easy terms are available! Men, don't
forget to tell your wivees about this amaz-
ing value-and Women, don't miss it!
La gaceta., 1938-04-27
Lapeea entire el campeony el alem1nS chmeIng
Sc venf6icara en- Ell Estadio de los Yankees
va Sc han vendido tickets con un
valor superior a 100000

New York, abril 27.-Mike
Jacobs, Ell empresario de los en-
presarios de boxeo, anunci6 a.
yer que la pelea entire Ell negro
Jose Luis, campe6n mundial
del peso complete, y el nazi ale
man Make Schmeling Sc efec-
tuara en- ell Estadio de los YAM
kses Ell dfa % de JUNO.
Sin tenor a que Ia pelea sea
boycoteada, Jacobs asegura que
tienen vendidos va, en- billetes
de entrada, mas de 100000.
Yo calculo que Ell "bout" a.
traeria a mas de 10000 perso-
mas, con Tn rendimiento en- las
taquillas superior a un million
de d0lareS. Los asientos del ring
tendran un precio de $50 y los
de las gradas, no reservados
$3.50 cada uno.
Ademas del dinero de las Ia
quillas, el "bout" ~producira GER
ca de 100000 en- derechos de
radio y cinema.
Ofertas Sc lie h~icieron a Ja-
eobs de tan importantes ciuda-
des como Detroit, Filadelfia y
Chicago.
"Despues de estudiarlas to-
das, mantengo que New York es
Ell sitio mas adecuado para 81
match.
La compania de baseball con
la que tengo un contrato me pi-
de no menos de dos -peleas de
campeonato por cada ano. In
siste en- que una de las peleas de
bera ser la del campeonato del
peso complete.
"Se me ha amenazado con
romper ell contrato 81 llevo Ell
combate para otra ciudad."
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

ser la vida de mis- padres, y ten
go una facilidad para aprender
y comprender las cosas, Y una
tendencia a enamorarme de to-
do 10 hermoso, Y 10 noble de la
vida, que me hacen Greer que,
en- efecto, mi origen ha de tener
-sus raices en- TN sitio muy alto.
Pero, comprendame listed, Sc
nor marques yo no quiero decir
con TODD este que sea ambiciosa.
Sa.
AL contrario. Yo soy una mu-
jer muy modesto Y muy Senci-
la, que solo aspira a redimirse
con su trabajo de la miseria.
75De la miseria?-la inte-
rrumpi6 ell marques.
-ioh, ST, senior marques, de
la miseris, de una miSeria horri
La gaceta., 1938-04-27
LA rita. KARFF GANO Ell
TORNEO DE AJEDREZ PA
RIA MUJERES

New York, Abril 26.-La Sc
1orita N. May Karff, de Boston,
gan6 ell trofeo de ajedrez para
mujeres, con 912 ~victorias y ~
derrota, seguida por la Sra.
Balm, con 812 y ~; Sra. Adela
Rivero, con 812 y w; Sra.
Weart, 7 y 3; Sra. McCready,
y 5, y Sra. Harmath, A y 6.
Suecede la nueva campeona a
la Sra. Adela Riyero, de New
York, que tenia en- su poder ell
trofeo Hazel Allen.
La Srta. Karff anunci6 que
retara a la Sra. Jean Moore
Grau, de Muscatine, Iowa, que
ell verano pasado conquist6 ell
campeonato de la Federation
de ajedrez, en- Chicago.
La gaceta., 1938-04-27
NOTIC1AS DE PE1OTA
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Piratas perdieron aver el
primer desafio de Ia temporada
en- el decimo inning, con anota-
ci6n de 5 por 3.
Atacaron los Cubs en- ell ms
tante decisive y pegaron dos tri
beyes un hit, hacienda las dos
carreras que les dieron el triun-
70. ~tf
Billy Herman y Jim Collins
descargaron los tribeyes y Joe
Mart pogo un hit para compla-
tar. Tony Lazzeri, sustituyendo
a Jurgess en- ell SIS, bate6 su Sc
gundo jonron en- dos dfas. earle
ton fue Ell pitcher del Chicago.
lie correspondi6 la derrota 3
Swift. y
Chicago sc, 13h, lie; Pitts :
burg &c, 8h, De.
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

guaje infantil Cbacha PGcG, no
era tampoco mi madre.
Yo a mi madre no la conoci
nunca. No sc por que siempre
he pensado que mi nacimiento
debe estar envuelto en- un miste-
rio de amor, de honra y de YER
gienza, que ha pesado y pesa
en- mi vida como una middleton.
Y aun no podrfa explicarle a
usted que sentimiento de delica-
deza y de senorio que yo me sien
to en- mi, me hace sospechar,
me ha hecho sospechar siempre,
que 70 no soy hija de una mu-
jer del pueblo nj de un hombre
vulgar.
mo! Presiento 20 una vida
de fausto y de grandeza, de ri
queza y de podsrto. que dShi6
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

bic en- que siempre he vivido!
Come lie iba diciendo. los pri-
meros amos de mi existencia de
bieron transcurrir en- una casa
de campo, porque las primeras
imagenes que guardian mis- oios
y mi pensamiento son las de u
nos eampos muy verdes, de unos
arboles muy frondosos v unas
aeequias que corrian por delan-
te de la casa, entire piedras muy
blancas...
Pero una noche. una noche
fatal en- que debi6 de comenzar
mi martirio, porque me acuerdo
de ella como 81 fuera ahora mis-
mo, me Desperation bruscamen
te en- mi camita.
70 debia tener escasamente
coatso ahos. CkGeh4 Pcea me
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

envolvi6 en- un mant6n v me sa-
CO de la casa.
trellas brillar en- TN cielo muy
puro. En- la plazoleta que Sc ex-
tendia ante la casa, habia un
hombre, un hombre de aspecto
miserable, y Paca lie dijo, acer-
candose a el:
i Toma! iLlevatela! iva
hemos sufrido bastante por E.
-la..., y puesto que dicen que van
a despedirnos, no tenemos por
que pasar miserias por el crio,
qSe nj si9uiera es nuestro"
Sc quedaron aquellas pala-
bras grabadas en- mi mente con
tai lntensidad, que nunca des-
ae entonces las he olvidado.
Cd nomole aquel, que ha sido
oesde satonees mi verdugo. me
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

III Yo no tengo padres, senior
marques! iNunca los he tent
do! Y toda mi vida es como un
poema de dolor Y de amargura.
Sc interrumpi6 un instante
para suspirar.
Y en- seguida prosigUi6 dicien
do:
Mis- primeros recuerdos,
los recuerdos a que alcanza en-
la mas honda lejania mi memo
ria, son los de un caser6n de
campo como este, I'm palacio an
tiguo como este, donde yo CORE
teaba cuando era muy nina, jun
to a las faldas de una aldeana,
entire gallinas y arboles Y huer-
tas frondosas.
Aquella mujer, sin embargo,
q Ia que yo namaba en- mi lem
La gaceta., 1938-04-27
DEPORTES
SAMUEL RESHEVSKY RE
THEME Ell TITULO DE CAM
PEON DE AJEDREZ DE LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS

New York, Abril 27.-Sin Ia
Der sufrido una derrota en- is
partidas de las cuales gan6 10
y empat6 seis, Samuel, Reshevs
ky retuvo aver ell tftulo de cam
pe6n de ajedrez de los Estados
Unidos. vi
Reuben Fine termino en- Sc :
gundo 1ugar, con Simonson en-
tercero y despues Horowitz,
Kashdan, Dake, Kupchik, Pol
land, Bernstein, Santasiere, Ire
syman Cohen, Hanauer, Rein :
field, Shaiswit, Norton y Suew :
man.
La noticia de la victoria de
Reshevsky Sc di6 en- la sala de
actos de Ia R. x. A., en- ell Cen.
tro Rockefeller, por L. Walter
Stephens, ,secretario del Manhat
an Chess Club y director del
torneo.
lei campe6n, sonriente, rue fe
licitado por amigos y admirable
res, entire ellos ell Sr. Emanuel
Lasker, ell excampe6n, que aho-
"a reside en- New York, y Frank
j. Marshall, 81 excampe6n ma
cional.
Tambien congratulamos al
vencedor, Harold M. Phillips,
presidente del Manhattan Chess
Club; Lis J. Wolff, secretario
executive del torneo; Leonard
B. Meyer, presidente de la Liga
Metropolitan de Ajedrez, y o.
otras personals.
Sc entreg6 de nuevo a Resh-
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

belleza, Sc pregunt6 ahora, Co
mo ell que descubre una cosa que
antes ha pasado desapercibida
para su perspicacia:
-1D6nde, d6nde he visto yo
un rostro cast igual al de esta
dhiquilla encantadora? blonde
10 he visto... Y hace muy POGO?
Pero en- vano busc6 entire sus
recuerdos, entire sus amistades,
entire las mujeres de la aristo-
cracia madrilena, entire las ac-
trices cuyos camerinos vista
ba ell marques con las pefns de
amigos.
iNo encontr6 NADIA!
Y Maria, volviendo a sonreir
con aqrellas su sonrisa palida Y
triste, comenz6 a decir de esta
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

Chicago lego hasta el punto
lie ofrecerle pagan Ell alquiler
del Campo del Soldado.
Walter OBrien Briggs, due
no de los Tigres, le dijo que la
empresa podia fijar por 81 mis-
ma Ell precio del alquiler.
Luis empezara en- entrenarse
IN los primeros dfas de mayo,
en- Lafayatteville, N. Y, y des-
pues trasladara su campamen-
to a Pompton Lake.
Schmeling arribara de Ale
mania ell dfa 9 de mayo y Sc en-
trenara en- Spectator.
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

PERDIDA.-La Sra. Lucy
Vazquez perdi6 aver una carte
ra blanca que contenia dinero,
I'm ~portamoneda negro, un pa
nuelo con SUI nombre, escrito con
tinta, Y unas llaves. Suplica al
que la encuentre lie devuelva las
llaves o notifique a la casa de
las enfermeras d Davis Island.
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

Los Senadores. atropellaron
aver a los Medals Rojas de Bos-
ton con "jonrrones" de Bonura
" Travis.
Ell vetarano Appleton lanz6
por ell Washington y lie pegaron
diez hits; pero mantuvo Ell do
mimic del desafio. Ok Sautels, Ell
catcher del Boston, tambien ba-
teo de cuadrangular.
Boston DC, ION, lie; Washing
ton &c, 13h, lie.
Parecfan derrotados los IN
dios, pero salieron de SUI letargo
" vencieron a los Medias Blan-
cas-.
Earl Whitehilq fue ell pitcher
ganador. Mike Krevitch dispa-
re un "jonrr6n" y Gerald Wall
ker I'm tribey, un tubey Y un
hit.
Cleveland 10c, 18h, lie; Chica
go &c, 1Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

evsky Ell trofeo Marshall, que ga
no por primera vez desde hace
dos amos. Ademas Sc lie entreg6
I'm regalo en- dinero, 10 mismo
que a Fine, Simonson, Horowitz
y Kashdan.
Reshevsky jug6 su Ultima par
tida frente a Fine y en- ell movi-
miento 81 propuso un empate,
hue lie fue acceptable.
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

Los Yankees batearon oportu
namente, en- la tercera estrada,
e hicieron cinco carreras. Con
estas carreras vencieron a los
Atleticos, que en- los nueve inn
ings anotaron tres. Gordon pogo
un jonron, Lou Gehrig TN tubey
y hits Crossetti, Rolfe, Powell
y Hoag. Mote Pearson fue Ell pit
cher vencedor y Smith ell ven-
cido. epBS
New York sc, Oh, lie; Filadel-
fla Sc, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-04-27
LIGA AMERICANA

Sc uni6 aver de nuevo a los In
dos de Cleveland ell "mrchacho
travieso" Rollie Hensley, que ha
prometido portarse bien. La pro
mesa sc hizo al nuevo director
Oscar Witt. Hensley no jug6 a.
yer actuando de reeeptor Frank
Pylak.
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

En- la decima entrada los Rc-
jos anotaron la carreraque ne
cesitaban v vencieron a los Car
denales de San Luis. Lew Riggs
impulse la carrera con IN hit, es
tando llenas las bases.
Curt Davis bate6 un jonron
con tres corredores en- las bases.
lombard tambien peg6 de Qua
triangular.
San Luis 7c, 6h, lie; Cincin-
natl SC, 16h, De.
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

Dos wees salieron los Gigan-
tes del hoyo y en- Ia Ultima con-
kuistaron la victoria, que Sc lie
concedi6 al pitcher Cofman, sus
tituto de Brown. Carl Hubbell
iba a tomar parte en- Ell desafio,
.pero Sc 10 impidi6 I'm ligero ca
tarro. Lancaster perdi6 Ell juegc
y lie relevaron Smith y Heusser.
iFiladelfia &c, 13h, 2e; New
York 12c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-04-27


New York, abril N,-Mike
Relloise, 81 peso de puma del
Bronx, derrot6 aver a Peter
Scalzo en- presencia de 1852
ezpectadores.
FL excampe6n del peso de plu-
ma demostr6 ser muy superior,
en- habilidad, a Scalzo, que alar-
deaba de una cadena de 81 victo
rias.
Leroy Born, de Atlanta, Ga,
venci6 por puntos a Winnie
Shoemaker, de New York.
La gaceta., 1938-04-27
La Gaceta Folletfn No. 18
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
NOVELA DE AMOR
Y DE DOLOR
Original de
F.
Folletin No. 18
La Gaceta

migo, es contarle algo de mi his
toria y de mi vida, que parece
realmente una novela.
lei marques, que habia cerra-
do la puerta vino a sentarse
frente a Ia GolfilIa, que ahora
Sc pasaba una mano por los
Ojos.
Pope. nirandola extasiado de
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

Jim Turner, el notablv pit
cher derecho de las Abejas, al
canz6 aver otra victoria, dejan-
do a los Dodgers en- cinco hits y
una carrera. Todo indica que ell
j6ven pitcher reverdecera los
laureles del afo pasado. Mueller
actu6 de receptor Y no peg6 de
hit, pero hizo una carrera.
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

Auker estaba en- uno de sus
buenos dfas y los Browns solo
pudieron batearle cinco. Hide
grand estaba lanzando en- for
ma perfecta, pero Sc molest6
con ell umpire y lie echaron del
iuego, Los que lie sucedieron sa-
Heron NAL librados.
Detroit 7c, 11h, lie; San Luis
1c, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

Brooklyn 1c, 5h. De; Boston
e, Ion, 0e.
La gaceta., 1938-04-27

Mustsrole.. preparada cor Aceita
puro de mostaza y ntros acfivos in-
gredientes .producirA los mismos
efectos que ell antigao parche da
mostaza, ain dejar ampollas.
Musterole suele aliviar con pron-
titud bronquitis. dolores de Eargan-
"a, toses- r~esfriados, neuralgias.
congestioLrs, reumRtismos, Aarcedu-
gas Dolores muscuIares contusio :
mes, y toda ciase de males y doIo-
res. Tiene poder hasta para evitar
las ~pulmonfas. Vendese en- todAs
las droguerIas, o 35c y &c, en-
ynrros y en- Tubo&. Tamano de hess
Dstai 80.
@ejor ans AN pareAe De mestmmA.
La gaceta., 1938-04-27
REL1OIsE DERROTo

A FGIG SCALZO
Evening star., 1938-11-13

Coonttnusd "a Nsx, Paoo.)
Evening star., 1938-11-13

21lS F st. NV.
Apt. Of 2 rooms. kitchen and bath;
S45.OO. Elevator and switchboard
service. Resident manager. Re. O645.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-23
Cn(a,,a.G mon~Q]au..
PATTERN 1865

Nows the time to start work on
your Spring and Summer wardrobe,
for in just few weeks the weather
will be so mild and lovely you'll want
to spend all your waking hours out
of-doors. And if you're bound to be
delighted with Pattern 1865. It's one
of the easiest to use you've ever seen
and the result is exceptionally smart.
1t will look especially gay if you use a
polka dot print like the one pictured.
And if you want this dress for really
hot weather wear, cut the back down
to a low sun-tan line. A complete
Marian Martin diagrammed sew
chart is included to help you with
your dressmaking.
Pattern 1865 may be ordered only
in misses and women's sizes IA, 16,
Is, 20, 80, "a, SO, 38, 40 and AZ. Size
16 requires yards SO inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN, CENTS in coins or
stamps (coins preferred) for EACH
MARIAN MARTIN pattern. Be sure
to write plainly YOUR SIZE, NAME
ADDRESS, and STYLE NUMBER.
Marian Martins NEW SPRING
PATTERN BOOK rs READY FOR
YOU -. ORDER 1T TODAY! Brim-
full of NEW FASHION THRILLS! -.
career clothes, party clothes, everyday
clothes, lovely graduation styles -.
and glorious trousseau for the
Spring Bride -. Plenty of things for
everyone from baby to grandmother.
All easy-to-follow patterns that make
home sewing delight. ORDER TO-
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Send your order to Henderson Daily
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-23
Mrs. Hart Hostess
W.M.U. Thursday

The w. M. U. of the Poplar Creek
Baptist church met with Mrs. L. II.
Hart at her home Thursday. A study
class was conducted in very eft4-
cient manner by Mrs. w. d. Poe. The
text used was Fruits of the Years,
which was a history of the mission
ary work of Southern Baptists. The
Rev. Mr.. Poe was also present and
led the devotions.
This wear is being celebrated as tn,
Golden Jubilee year of the Woman's
Missionary Union auxiliary 10 the
Southern Baptist Convention.
The gold idea was carried out In the
decorations of the living room and
dining room, which were thrown en-
suite. A profusion Of yellow flowers
was used-daffodils jonquils, and for
svthia. The dining table was covered
with a lace cloth, and mass of vel
low daffodils was used in the center.
thanked on each side with amber
bowls filled with jonquils. The yellow
scheme was further carried out in the
buffet luncheon that was served.
Those present at the meeting were
Mrs. Amos Farrott, Mrs. l. D. Mutt,
Mrs. Marvin Boyd, Mrs S. T. LeMay,
Mrs. H. B. PARROT, Mrs. w. A. Bal,
Mrs. H. C. Harris, Mrs. L. F. Boyd,
Mrs. M. D. Greenwsy, Mrs. B. W.
Thomas. Mrs. Aim PARROT, Mrs. W.
D. Poe, Mrs. Dorsey F. Hart. Mrs. l.
D. Hart, and Misses Julia Parrot
jamie Satterwhite, Evelyn Harris
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-23
Miss Urbanek In
Concert Tonight

The Henderson Cooperative Concer.
Association will present Miss Caroly :
Urbanek, lyric soprano, in the second
of it's concerts for the season, this
evening at $3.50 o'clock, at the high
school auditorium.
Born in Boston of Polish parentage
Miss Urbanek was brought up in
Lowell, Massachusetts. One OF the last
pupils of Marcella Sembrich, the
young girl also studied at the Institute
of Musical Art with Madeline Walther
connected with the Juilliard Founda-
ton, from where she was graduated
in 1888 with the highest honors in
her class.
Miss Ur-anek has been reviewed
most favorably in the different cities
where she has sung, and the concert
this evening promises to be very gool.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-23
DUKE FOREST GETS
STATES SEEDLINGS
$4,000 Settings for Planting Obtained
From State Forest Nursery
Near Clayton
Daily dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, March 23-Nearlly $1,000
forest seedlings from the State Forest
Nursery near Clayton, in Johnston
county, have already been delivered
to the forestry division of Duke Uni
versity at Durham for planting in
Duke Forest, Assistant State Forest
err F. H. Claridge, in charge of forest
management for the Department Of
Conservation and Development, said
today.
Last year the Duke forest planted
ISL 600 seedlings secured from the
State Forest Nursery and to date has
planted approximately 721,00O seed
lings on 657.7 acres in experimental
plantations, according to Claridge.
Of the 1880 seedlings planted this
winter and spring, $4,000 were loblolly
pines, 5000 red cedars, 5000 yellow
poplar, 1900 cypress, 1000 shortleaf
pines, 1000 loblolly hybrid pines, o.
900 black locusts and $50 dogwoods.
Last year Duke University secured
and planted 10000 loblolly pine, 81
900 yellow poplar, 10000 longleaf
pines, 1000 black locust and 5000
cypress seedlings, with smaller num-
berS of Shortleaf pine, white cedar,
swamp chestnut oak and shipmast To-
Gust.
1.-THE Duke University Forestry
School has always worked in very
close cooperation with the forestry di-
vision of the Department of Conser-
walton and Development" Claridge
said, 1.-THE Duke Forest is available
to us and to the citizens of North
Carolina for information as to forest
growth and practices, especially with
regard to the Piedmont section.
Careful records are kept of all the
operations in Duke Forest, including
paintings and growth and the train
ed forestry staff in charge of the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-23
Society Meeting
At Plank Chapel
BY MRS. U. B. ALEXANDER.

The March meeting of the WOman's
Missionary Society of Plank Chapel
was in the home of the president, Mrs
T. r. Smith. The meeting was open
ed with the song: where Cross the
Crowded Ways of Life" and followed
with a silent meditation.
There was a brief business period
minutes were read and approved, roll
called, and offerings received. The
treasurer reported that the amount
due for the first quarter had already
been overpaid. The Mission Study s'
perintendent reported that the study
class would begin that night, using
the textbook: "Rebuilding Rural
America. Miss Mary Rogers gave y
report of the Zone Meeting at Middle
burg. Mrs. T. c. Gill was elected as
delegate to the Conference in Green
vile in April. Several other business
matters were heard and passed upon.
The auxiliary was glad to have Mrs.
r. Deans of Henderson, with them
again. and they were inspired by her
message during the devotional period
which she conducted, using as her
tonic Jesus Formula for Christian
Social Relations She quoted various
passages of Christs own words, stress
ing the Golden Rule as basis for
our daily living. She closed her mes
sage with prayer.
We enjoyed a little skit, entitled,
methodist Women Building Their
own Communities" which was put on
Nv Mrs. Johnnie Moss and Mrs. Joe
Rowland of the Sallie Lou McKinnon
society. We were glad to have them
and also Mrs. Julian Smith with US
The president read the words OF a
CONG and gave some news items from
the missionary Bulletin, and the meet
ing was closed with the Church Schol
benedictiOn
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-23
Legion Auxiliary
Entertains Legion

The American Legion Auxiliary en-
tertained the American Legion Thurs
day evening at the Legion hut, cele
brating the Legion's birthday. The
Rev. J. D. Crawford was in charge of
the program.
L. K. Griffith, accompanied by Miss
Dorothy Brinkley, sang 3 selections.
There's A Gold Mine in the Sky
"My Buddy" and "The Dogs of War
Are Barking" after which the Rev
Mr.. Crawford led the group in prayer.
Auxiliary, presented the State Depart
ment President, Mrs. H. A. Newell
and the State Department Secretary,
Miss Aralia Adams, who brought
greetings from the department. Miss
Gloria Van Dyke sang "Shipmates
Forever" and I'm Waiting for Ships
That Never Come In" Miss Helen
Kimball accompanied her at the
piano, and then played for the whole
group to sing a number of songs.
D. P. McDuffee, past commander,
gave the history of the post from its,
beginning up to the present date.
Inc n1Sn SpOC III Ine evening pro-
gram was the talk given by Judge r
Hunt Parker, on the European situa
lion.
Mrs. Keller presented the birthday
cake to the Legion, and Commander
J. C. Cooper accepted it. Each of the
past commanders cut it. Mrs. E. A.
Latta, Miss Adams, and Mrs. Henry
Mangum served punch, and were as
sisted by the Junior Auxiliary.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-23
Easter Dance at
Country Club Is
Set for April 70

Members of West End Country Club
had their attention called today to an
Easter Dance of the Club Tuesday,
April 10, and were invited to secure
their tickets early from Secretary
Treasurer N P. Strause since the
ticket sale will determine the type Of
dance to be held.
Each year at Easter time, the club
presents a dance for the membership,
and each of them has proven high
light of the social season at this sea-
son of the year.
Under the present rules of the club,
tickets to the dance are sold in ad-
vance, and all members, whether golf
ers or social, are eligible to attend the
event upon payment of dance fee.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-23
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY AVERILL
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.


Raleigh, March 23-NOrth Carolina
automobile dealers will be represent
ed at the 21st annual convention of
the National Automobile Dealers As
ISOLATION, Mrs. Bess Phoenix, execu-
tive secretary, says. T. B. Attmore,
president of the North Carolina asso-
citation, who lives in Washington, is
almost certain to attend, she said.
while L. A. Raney, Wilmington deal
Ell is a director of the national asso-
citation, and, therefore, is also prac-
tically sure to be in Detroit for the
convention, which will be held April
Is, 26 and 81.
In connection with the convention,
the Federal Trade Commission will
hold trade practice conference for
the purpose of establishing fair trade
rules for the automobile industry,
Mrs. Phoenix said.
Odd but appropriate name in the
news: Clay Idol, High Point man, is
being returned to North Carolina
from Virginia to face Federal judge
on a charge of violating probation
regulations; and w.. E. Singsing was
given a prison sentence in Raleigh
for violating the liquor laws.
Then there's the story told at the
Utility Commission of the two Char