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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-24
By MRS. u. 3. ALEXANDER

The two missionary societies Of
Plank Chapel church will unite, and
have elected officers for the coming
year The slate was presented by
Mrs. Alexander, a member of the
nominating committee, and was
unanimously accepted by both
groups, as read. Mrs. B. L. Rowland,
i Mrs. Donald Mitchell and Mrs. r.
, L. Lassiter were the other members
/ OF the cOmmittee-tWo from each
group.
The societies have also had their
observance of "Week of Prayer
which season is set aside annually, in
; November. Many of the churches
present daily program for about a
week, which includes meditation,
prayer, study, discussions and Of
ferings; but the subjects treated were
I combined into one service at the
church here, on November IL.
Mrs. Buxton Ellington, chairman
Of the program arrangement, was in
charge of the service. The meeting
opened with the singing of the song
Holy, Holy, Holy, Mrs. P. c.
Olllltll ctCSOlllOdl ing.
The worship program on "The
Sacrament Of Work. was conducted
by Mrs. Alexander. who gave the call
to mediate, and led the prayer
praying especially for all those who
labor and are heavy laden. She said
that since much Of the week Of
prayer offering this year for the
Home Department will be invested
in projects that will serve people
who are helping to carry on the work
Of the world it was very appropriate
that the worship service should
glorify work. She took for her Scrip
ture lesson Romans the twelfth chap
ter and noted the verse BE not
slothful in business fervent in spirit;
serving the Lord" A period of med
itation for self-eXaniination was
given, while she asked questions for
them to judge themselves by. Miss
Addie Young read poem about the
song Of the workers and another
poem on "My Work" A song, 'My
Master was a worker" was sung. The
audience joined the leader in her
prayer for all classes of workers by
!heseeching God to hear and answer
these petitions.
Mrs. Walton Smith sang a solo.
MY Task" and the leader prayed
the prayer-poem:
20 Thou who doest the vision send
And gives to each his task,
And with the task sufficient streng-
tn,
Show us thy will, we ask:
Give us a conscience bold and good.
Give us a purpose true,
That it may be our highest joy
Our Fathers work to do"
Mrs. Ellington gave 'tThe Picture
Interpretation of the Angelus' while
framed picture of the "Angelus"
was held in view, then Miss Alice
Cline Smith, of the Young PEOPLES
division, recited "The Bridge Build
I ers."
Mrs W. A. Rowland introduced
the other speakers and their topics,
and told where the week of prayer
money goes, which is for a community
house at Amherstdale, w. Va. a
community house at West Dallas,
Texas and to the Mcdonald retire
ment and relief fund, all going
through the home department, and
to the Woman's college at Rio, Bra
I'll, through the foreign department.
Mrs Walton Smith told very in
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-24
Dinner Party GiUeW
For The SOr0SiS Club

dinner was served. Between the
courses DR.. 1. H. Hoyle, accompanied
by Mrs. c. A. Crews at the piano,
led the guests in singing several old
and popular songs.
At the close Of the dinner a short
business session Of the club was held,
Mrs Mills introduced Henry A.
Dennis as speaker for the evening.
Mr.. Dennis gave a very interesting
and instructive talk on World Al
fairs, telling the history of dictator
ship from Abraham's time on to the
present with Hitler Stain, and Mus
solini. He spoke of the affairs Of this
nation, and put in plea for true
democracy.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-24

Mesdames l. H. Hoyle, Alex S.
Watkins, E. C. Flanagan, and H.
E. Chavasse were hostesses to the
Sorosls Club, their husbands, and
friends at a dinner party last even
ing at West End Country Club.
Mrs. Hoyle and Mrs. Flanagan
greeted the members at the door and
invited them into the banquet hall,
decorated with fall flowers. On the
banquet table itself, set for forty
two guests, the Thanksgiving motive
was carried out in the decorations.
Mrs. j. Franklin Mills, president
of the club, acted as toastmistress for
the occasion. A three-cOurse turkey
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-24
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page FOM1

|. Name the capital of Guate-
mala?
2. What is the monetary unit in
Denmark?
3. What is the correct pronuncia-
ton of the word approbative?
4. Name the Attorney General Of
The United States?
S. What is the name for young
seals?
6. Name the two important pow
ers that withdrew from the League
If Nations about five years ago.
T.. Is gutta-percha obtained from
trees, mines or quarries?
8. What is euthanasia?
9. Name the President OF the Y.
S. S. R.?
10. Who were Charles Mason and
Jeremiah Dixon? ..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-24
HENRY KNIGHT IS
RUN DOWN BY AUTO

Wilson, Nov. 23.-Henry knight
Of Henderson was injured severely
about the head Wednesday night on
tie Wilson-Smithfield highway near
here when struck by a car driven
~ Robert Ursery of Fayetteville.
Knight was crossing the road, inves-
tigating officers said Ursury was
placed under $3.50 bond pending the
outcome of knights injuries.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-24
ONE CHARGE HEARD
IN COUNTY COURT

Daniel Hayes was charged will
assault in county court this morning
before Recorder R. f. Clements, and
was found guilty. Prayer for judg-
ment was continued upon payment
Of the costs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-24
,sOCIATED PRESS AND CENTRAL PRESS

district, but nothing like what is an
ticipated in the next few weeks until
Christmas After tomorrow, exactly
four weeks will remain of the shop
ping season.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-24
FOUR MORE FINES
IN TRAFFIC CASES

Those paying 81 traffic fines into
the office Of the city clerk were C.
D. Williams, Howard Reams, w. R.
Dosher, and L. R. Daniel, records
there revealed today
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-24

Admiral Edward c. Kalbfus, u
S. NJ, born at Mauch Chunk, Pa, 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Colored Women Form
New Democratic Club

on March II a group of women
met at the home OF Mrs Rehecca
Mosley and organized Democratic
club and this club will he known
as The Ham,ramck colored Women
Democratic club. Tho club was orr
ganized by Mrs. Walker NJ F. D. G.
The election Of officers were as
follows:
Mrs. BESSIE Nichols, president:
Mrs. Rebecca Mosley. vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Opal Gipson. secretary;
Mrs. Pearl Jones. corresponding
secretary Mrs. Carrie Harris.
treasurer; Mrs. Irma Ross, hair
man social committee.
The members are
Ressie Nichols sso7 Nemans;
Rebecra Moslcy sa0s f.valine
Opal Gipson. 1901 Yemans, Carrie
Harris. sl4l rrowbridee: Pearl
Jones. S26G Ycamans; Irma Ross.
1884 Yemans; Corrne Bankhead.
5O6i Yemans: Willie Mae House
worth. afSs Wyandoiie: Jessie
Cloud. 3lti Trowhridgc; Daisey
Rogers. 900 Andrews.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
WEDDING VOWS
SPOKEN IN HOME
OF PRETTY BRIDE

A pre- Easter wedding OF rare
beauty and solemnity was that OF
Miss Jessie Tobin and Clinton Me-
Catherin. who spoke their marri-
age vows Saturday. April s. At S
p. m. at the residence OF the bride.
5S97 Begole avenue. Rev. p. r..
Flack officiated.
The ceremony was preceded by
The singing OF Il Love You Truly,
by Mrs. Pauline Frisby. A the end
OF The song. she hogan the wedding
march and the procession started.
led nv the matron OF honor, Mrs
Jerolean Sneed. Mrs. Sneed wore a
gown OF pink chiffon with pink
shonlder-lenth veil and satin slip
pers 10 match. She garfield a Coll
onial bouquet OF talIsman roses.
The bride was charming In an
exquisite gown OF museline de
soir. cut on princess lines. With
lace inserts. and veil OF white net
and orange blossoms. Her bouquet
also was colonial and composed OF
lovely roses.
The groom was attended by
Charles Ransom as best man. They
entered from The dining room. to
meet the bride and matron OF hon
or at The altar In front OF the
fireplace IN the living room.
Immediately following the mar
riage ceremony. an informal recep-
ton was held al The residence. The
entire interior OF the home was
decorated with profusion OF giant
snap dragons. giant Stock and
roses OF delicate pink and white.
which also carried out the color
scheme of The apparel ~ the bridal
party. as we'll as the refreshments
served.
In the center Of the dining table
was a white ihree-tiered wedding
cake. surmonnled by hgures OF a
miniature bride and groom. Sou
venirs OF wedding cake. in tiny
berbhoned boxes were given 10
the guests who included Mr.. and
Mrs. Roscoe Fuller Mr. and Mrs
George Hoaeland Mr. and Mrs
Charles Ransom, Mrs. Martha Pa
con. Attorney and Mrs Willis
Graves. Mrs. Ortha Wells. Mrs
Stuart Toodle. Miss Bernice Tay.
Tor MIR and Mrs. George Franklin
and their guest from Cleveland
Miss Pauline Grisi: Mrs Ernie
Booth. Mrs. Thelma Parker. Miss
Fannie Bethel. Mrs Ashley Kahn
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Turner. Miss
Ruby Chambers. Miss Mary Frank.
lin Mrs. Roy Morton. Mrs Heller
Mcknight. Mrs. Pauline Tobin. sis.
ier-in- law Of the bride. Rufus To
hin. Miss Harriet Bolton. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Payne. Mr.. and Mrs
John Callahan. MIR. and Mrs william
Met athern. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| McCaihern Mrs McCaihern. Sr. am
The brides cousin. Mrs Jeanette
Terry. of Indianapolis. Ind
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Social And Art Club
Hostesses To Riddles

Members of the American Beauty
Social and Art club were hostesses
20 some three hundred youngsters.
AZ an Easter Party held Al Brews-
TOR Community center. on Good Fri
daV afternoon.
The program was arranged by
Mrs. Irene winston and Miss Maude
Adams instructors A. the center.
Numbers on the program were
rendered by boys and girls between
The ages ~ i've and twelve years.
Easter eggs were plentiful.
Participants included the Misses
Marjorie Rell. wilhemlna Nickers.
Adelaide Nlckers. Ardella Simms.
Mary Williams. ELLA Irving. MarN
Alice Randolph. Peggy Merritt.
Doris Urecn. Ossie Jones. Stella
Noble Mildred Griffin barbara
Milton. Messrs Richard Williams,
Alfred Evans. Theodore Gibson.
Gilbert Holt. Emerson Walker.
Donald Nickcrs. Robert Norman.
Charles Russell,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Club NeUs
ME N 0 RIAL TEA
GIVEN TO HONOR
MRS. D. BARRIER

A tribute paid to the splendid
work OF deceased club woman
was the memorial tea. sponsored
by the Original willing Workers
club. Sunday afternoon. in NON.
DRY OF the late Mrs. Della Bar or
who had served as president 81 N.
organization for more than forty
years.
The tea was given AZ the home
OF Miss Harriet Barrier. daughter
OF the deceased. on West Hancock
street. The table was laid win
gold satin cloth, ON which boal
OF yellow and orchid snap dragons
and Gala lilies formed the center.
piece. Two crystal candlesicks
held tall gold tapers. while Two
silver service sets. one on sach
end OF the table, were attractive
features.
Tea was poured by Mrs Fila
Alfred. Mrs Fannie Hutchinson
Mrs. Carrie Griffin. end Mrs hate
Johnson. Mrs. Ethel Andrews Mrs
Mildred Lee and Mrs Mary ROBBERS
assisted In the dining room.
Mrs Gertrude Smith was chair
man OF the tea. Mrs. GLADYS Ros.
coe was In charge OF the program
rendered.
Appearing on program were pn-
pills OF Mrs. Margaret Lipsconh
Other participants included N-s
Julia Brady. readings Jeau Gar.
michael. piano selection Mrs ip's
Campbell. reading; Jean Wssnd-
less. piano solo; Bishop neNhy a
visitor from Cleveland snort
talk.
Among the many guests who
came during the evening wete ny.
and Mrs. A. l.. Turner. Mrs S'ves-
Ter oleman. Mrs. Sadie Lindsay
Mrs. r. r. Dawson. Mrs. E'helns
Henry. Miss Lola Gregory Mrs
Agnes Green. Miss Ann t;resorr.
Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. Irene Him
ton. Mrs Robert Bradhy. Sr WIS
Robert Brady. Jr: Mrs Mar ef
fries. Mrs Ray Collins. Mrs Nahe
Poindexier. Miss Edna Poinde1'er.
Mrs. George Carmichael Mrs Yer.
ers. Mrs Dorothy Manzella Mrs.
Dora Hill. Mrs Mary Rrown ~
Robert Pelham. Mr. and Nrs
Schanfner. Mrs Carrie Anderson.
Mrs. Esther Dade. Bishop and vrs
DENNY. OF Cleveland: Mr. and N-s
William Starks. Mrs. Albert Cream
law. Mrs. Agnes Swami and Mrs
Carson. OF Ann Arbor.
Tho OrIgina willing Workers
club celebrated us golden an1l-
versary on December of ioa,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Mrs. Elizabeth WOOd|ey fntertains
At Two Pretty Luncheon Parties

Two prenv lnncheons. at which
= large number Of pnesls were pre-
.enf. were given this week by Mrs.
Elizabeth Holden Woodloy. az her
fcsidcnce on Harper avenue
Wednesday noon. Mrs woodlev.
who Is an outstanding musician 81
INC CITY. delightfully."- entertained
hcr pupils Among them We're:
Harry Adams Robbie Robinson,
Ross .Assro Milton Rarksdalc. l.c-
Roy Stovall. Josephine Cheney.
Hazel Edwards lourine Thomas.
PHYLLIS Thomas. Irene Ienapis.
Adela lenaiuis Betfy Louise
Sweeney Mary Louise Harris Dor
is McNlllrr Raeiold McMilier.
Geraldine Bied-oe Felga and Cor
n.da Biodsoe. Alice Fields Valerie
Tandv. Theresa Terrell MfNism
Terrell. Ir Florence Pate. Betty
Williams Edith Nicholson. M,lle
ladvig Ruth howell. vivian How
IN. Gertrude Patrick Laura pnlh
Shumake Mack Shnmake. della
King Irene Boellc RUN Askew
and Gc, aldine No Millen.
on Thursday ~ MON Time Mrs
Woodlcy again was charming hos
toss when she entertained ~.
luncheon nearly thirty women.
i.nela bridge and binco game fol-
lov,t
Mr Wpodief's guest lisi inclnd-
cd Mrs Maud Williams Mrs Gen
eva Smith. Mrs I!eallee Terrell.
Ms Winnie Don,an Mis- Dofoils
blackburn Miss Fannie Belh'l Mrs
Vera raie. Miss iIauic PATE, Mrs.
Nargarcf Wisdom. Miss Connie
pehhs Mrs lrere Butfcll. Mrs
Nena Lindiey. Mrs Anna May
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Tutti Fruitti Club

The Tutti Fruit Girls social
club was organized recenf' aud
tho following officers were elemad
Mrs. W. NJ. Williams. president
l.. stanton. secretary: y. vtson,
treasurer: l.. II. Willis. assistant
secretary and G. L. Moore, wee
president NJ. Sloan and s Mckee
are the other members.
The club members have express
cd gratitude TO the Youths tlHal
Rights league and Canary Social
club for the invitations. The nom
bcrs announced that The irs' par-
iy given by the club was a snc-
cess and also that another parry
will he given at 4l3i Hos'nSs
street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Housewives Rally To
Borden's Dairy

Members Of the Detroit House
wives League. II is announced. are
cooperating with the colorcd milk
distributors OF Borden's Farm and
Dairy Products company. in a cru
SADIE to influence colored consum-
ers 10 poironize BORDEN. in prefer
ence TO other local dairy concerns
that do not employ Negro distribu-
tors.
Borden's Dairy company has nine
colored distributors. with fully
equipped office al 1857 Binder
street. and n Is tho only Detroit
dairy arm now advertising In To-
cal Negro newspaper
In appreciation Of this consldera-
iion. hundreds Of colored families
are giving their patronage 10 Bor-
den.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

Blackwell Miss Rannie Bethel Miss
Rculah Wisdom. Mrs. Virginia
ADAMS. Mrs. Ella Sweeney. Mrs.
Mile HXnSon Mrs. VI. &. Hamp-
on. Mrs Thelma Wisdom. Miss
Nellie Waits Mrs. Rosa Gragg. Mrs
Margarei Ridcoui. Mrs. Mayme
crimes. Mrs Bernice Griffin white.
MIS-. Elizabeth Barksdale. Mrs.
Pauline Frisby. Mrs. Ester Lowe.
Mrs J. T.. Met all Miss Mary
Green. Mrs la clair Knox. Mrs
Marion Fields McClain and Miss
Celeef Cn,e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
New Club Formed

A group of Young people met al
The hohe of Luther CATO. Sl39
sherman street. Tuesday evening
April 4. and organized new club.
The name selected for the organi-
zaiion was "Aeenda" meaning
things 10 he done.
Albert Ellis was elected presi-
dent: Harry Paige. vice president:
Eugene Henry. secretary; Robert
Loving. business manager Lniher
cato, treasurer: walter Jones. Will
liam knighton. and Edward Jones.
finance committee.
The young men Of the club plan
TO combine business with social ac-
liviiies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Sympathy

Friends NJ the shelby family ex.
tend sympathy 10 them, on account
OF the death Of their brother In
california last week. Relatives oi
The deceased IN Detroit are: sam
shelby. brother: Mrs Emma stew.
art. Mrs. Elizabeth Fort. aud Miss
Maggie shelby. also five nieces
Mrs. Jerolyn Sneed. Mrs Margaret
wells. Mrs Harriet Belton. Miss
HARRIET shelby. and Mrs. r. Nav
Turner. and sister. Mrs. Eslcs.
Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Dreamland Club

The Deamland club had birth
day party recently honorinE their
secretary. walter Robinson and the
president Mrs. Clara Robinson.
The club Is open To all members
and friends. All are invited 10 at
tend the meetings and enjoy them
sleeves.
Alma West Is club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

The ROYALTIES club met recently
az the home Of Mrs. Mildred Raw
ann. 59is ST. Antoine, with the pre-
sidenr. Mrs Lillian Jasper presid-
ing.
Following the business period
the hostess served a delectable
menu
The next meeting will be with
Mrs Alice Elrod. SAC Frederick
street.
Mrs. l.. Jasper Is president; Mrs.
W. Robinson. secretary: Mrs. AL
verta Adams. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Club NeUs
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Human Family
Dinner

A Human Family" dinner. Will
he held At the Lucy Thurman
YwCA Sunday afternoon. April 80.
at 5:15 o'clock under the sponsor
ship OF Mrs. Robert Davis.
This will be the NTH annual din
ner OF this kind. which Mrs. Davis
has sponsored IN Detroit A cordial
invitation IL extended to the pub
lie. Reservations may be secured
for sixty cents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Les Courageous Club

Members OF Les Courageux met
April 3. at the home OF Mrs +.
Brown. GOA Hague Miss Helen
Wright, OF the yWCA. was a visitor
and gave an instructive talk.
The club will give social on
Thursday, April IL. at the home Of
Miss Long. on Hague Friends are
invited and urged to come early,
as the number that can be accomo-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Mayfair Dance Was
Not Given BY
Ebenezer

The dance al the MAYFAIR. Sun
day. April ,, was staged by the Car
nation club. II was not sponsored
by Ehenezer church and our coll
umnis did not mean TO convey
any such impression
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-24
REGISTRARS PHONE CALLS

Sydney, Australia, (UP)--Australia has produced an invention for registering all calls made over a telephone so they may be checked or traced down afterward. The inventor is c. V. L. Mitchell of Bris- bane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-24
WOMAN'S ALIBI
 WINS DISCHARGE
Liquor on Premises of Tavern Was for 'Medici-
 nal Purposes Only

Frank Dapsis, 53, of 701 North Riverside Street, a tavern-keeper, arrested on May 16 on charges of keeping liquor, other than beer, with intent to sell, was discharged when arraigned before Judge Theobald E. Conway in City Court today.
 Lieutenant Patrick Moylan who made the arrest together with Lieu tenant Ernest Pakul, testified he found quart of unsealed whiskey behind the beer cabinet at the bar. He said both Dapsio and his wife were tending at the time and the bottle was deleted by about one jig ger of whiskey.
 Discharge was granted on Mrs. Dapsis' testimony that she kept the liquor in the tavern for medicinal purposes. A doctors note prescrib- ing that Mrs. Dapsis take two tea spoonsfuls of whiskey three times a day was introduced. The woman said she has been working in the tavern most of the day in recent weeks as her husband is not well.
 No previous charges had been preferred against the couple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-24
ALFRED DONOFRIO
 MILEAGE COURT
Baldwin Street Man Faces Reckless Driving Charge
 Monday

Alfred Donofrio, 27. of ASA Bald win street. was notified yesterday afternoon by Motor Patrolman John Deeley to appear in traffic court Monday on charge of reckless driving.
 Other drivers notified yesterday include Robert F. Moran, IS, of Bunker Hill avenue, charged with reckless driving, and Andrew Spag- nuolo, 19, of 16 Wolcott street. driving without license and de- fective brakes.
 Moran will be arraigned Monday, while Spagnuolo. who could not fur nish a bond, was released on his own recognizance by Judge T. E. Conway today, and given a weeks continuance.