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Evening star., 1939-12-13

Pressure continues low about 500 miles
east Of Nantucket. Mass The disturbance
that was over Minnesota Tuesday morning
has advanced eastward to Lake Ontario
Osweao. N Y. 1O054 millibars t29,6
lnches) with trough extending southwark
and southwestward to the Louisiana coast
Another distu, bsnce of slight intensity is
moving eastward over North Dakota. Will
Lston. 1913 millibars t301O inches), and
pressure is low, on the WASHINGTON coast
Relatively high pressure prevails over
Florida. Tampa. 1920 miilibsrs t301s
inches, and of the South Atlantic and
Middle Atlantic Coast. Another high
pressure area is central over Northern
Minnesota, Pembina, Oak. 1O26.4 milli-
bar bars so:3l inches. with a wedge extend
ing southward to Northwestern Texas
Amarillo. 1033.9 ,millibars t3O.53 inches)
ana thence northwestward to Wyoming.
During the last "a hours rains have oc-
e CURED In tn: ohio and middle and lower
rns,o,1 the Anoasachian resion. and the Lake
East Gulf States. the upper Ohio VALLEY
ne lower Lake region. the Middle Atlantic
states. while they have fallen in the Plains
states and the Southern Rocky Mountain
region. and from the interior Of the west
Gulf States northward to the upper Lake
region
Evening star., 1939-12-13
William Tell Stunt Fatal
10 Boy, Man Takes Life
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ELIZABETH, Pa, Dec. l3.-De-
tectives investigating the strange
killing of a Boy Scout and his scout
master today held to the theory
that the tragedy might have result
ed from a game of William Tell'
sharpshooting
They concluded that Scoutmaster
Daniel Hackett, %, accidentally
shot to death Norval Harrison, his
l5-year-old companion, then killed
himself with the same rifle due to
remorse Both died of bullet wounds
in the head.
Above young Harrison's bleeding
body in an upstairs room Of the
Hackett home swayed a shiny red
apple. strung up by the stem and
suspended from light fixture.
Dan watched over my son as II
he had been his own" sadly assert
I'd j. Norval Harrison, father of the
youth. TT couldn't have been any,
thing but accidental. I'm sorry he
felt so bad about it as to take his
own life"
Evening star., 1939-12-13
Rumania 10 Give GERMANY
More Oil, Exchange Aid

By the Associated Press
BUCHAREST, Dec. 13.-Rumania
today agreed to increase oil ship
ments to Germany and to give the
German mark an II per cent higher
valuation in clearing arrangements
between the two nations.
Prolonged negotiation on the
matter ended today and formal
protocol will be signed tomorrow or
Friday.
For clearing purposes the value of
the mark was raised from 4O1a lei
to 46. Germany at first had de.
manded go. CThe Rumanian lei Is
quoted currently at / cent?
Germany wanted to obtain 300
carloads Of Rumanian oil daily. It
was not disclosed how much of this
was granted.
Evening star., 1939-12-13
Experts Stumped
By Art Queries al
Corcoran School
New Information Please
Class Marked by
Puzzling Questions

Name great italian painter who
became the master of his masters
son; who was the master and who
was the SOM"
The new Information, Please"
class at Corcoran Art School enter
tanned itself last night with such
questions as these, while board of
i've experts" were stumped by
seven of twenty odd decidedly odd
questions propounded by students
and their friends.
Eugene Weisz, veteran instructor
at the school, proposed the question,
along with several others, to a
group of experts consisting of r. P.
Tolman, aothg director of the Ma
tional Collection of Fine Arts, at
the Smithsonian; Richard Lahey.
principal of the school; Nicolai
Cikovsky. wel-known painter; Dom
aid Whyte of the Whyte Gallery and
Robert Parsons. assistant to the di-
rector of the Corcoran Gallery of
Art
The Italian painter was Botticelli,
Mr.. Weisz told the experts, and an
other of his questions was, What
pupil became so adept at painting
that his teacher retired?' The pupil
was Leonardo da Vinci, it was ex-
planned.
Mr.. Weisz collected his prize of a
dollar for stumping the experts
while the audience cheered. The
experts, however, more than held
their own, although many of the
questions verged on the obscure, :"
to quote the professor" Edward
Rowan, of the section of fine arts,
Public Building Administration.
The queries ran to such things as
name five surrealist painters"
The experts named one, two, three,
and student in the audience called,
isn't three enough?" but they went
on, naming seven, including paint
er who daubed in the abstract a
hundred years or so before the
moderns heard of "surrealism."
What American inventor and
painter was pupil of Benjamin
West in London?" was another ques-
ton.
The answer was Robert Fulton,
inventor of the steamboat"
A query which stumped the ex-
perts was, Name the painters who
usually put into their canvasses a
bit of fire, butterfly and a shield"
The board of five was asked to
name IL famous European artists
not native of the country with whose
history they are associated" They
got this one, with several to spare,
and were asked on the life of what
painter was w. Somerset Maugham S
book, THE Moon and the Sixpence"
founded. The answer was "Gau-
guin."
The questions were selected by a
group from the school from severa
Evening star., 1939-12-13

plaintiff until some time after the
money was paid to Means. Mr..
Whitaker said that Mrs. Mclean
appeared before the grand jury
here, and was instrumental in secur-
ing the indictment against him. He
told the court and jury of seeing
Mrs. Mclean at her cottage at
Aiken, S. c., and that he was al
legedly representing himself as one
OF the kidnapers of the Lindbergh
baby, at the instance of Means, who
apparently wanted to find out if
Mrs. Mclean was going to double
cross" Means.
On the basis Of this testimony,
Justice Goldsborough decided that
the case was without legal merit
and so directed verdict in favor
of the defendant.
Evening star., 1939-12-13
Gets 3O-Yeur Term

STAUNTON, Va, Dec. 13 R.-A
jury in Augusta County Circuit
Court yesterday gave Harold Are
hart a 30-year sentence after his
trial on an indictment alleging at
tempted criminal assault.
The trial was held after q Mnacy
commission reported the defendant
sane.
Evening star., 1939-12-13
Perfect Defense

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 13 (P.-
Carl Dannenfelser won permission
to leave McAlester Penitentiary, l2s
miles away, without a guard to ap-
pear before the Criminal Court OF
Appeals.
Pleading his own case, he won a
reduction OF his forgery sentence
and will be released in a few davs
Evening star., 1939-12-13

score submitted by students, in
structors and their friends. The
auditorium at the school was filled
almost to capacity and after the
quiz was, over the audience was
asked if they would like to attend a
similar quiz "in a month or So"
The applause which resulted
clinched the matter.
Another quiz will be held, and the
students were warned to get their
questions in shape.
Meanwhile an entirely new board
of experts will be chosen.
Evening star., 1939-12-13
Rocing Results
Charles Town

FIRST RACE-Purse S4Oo: claiming.
for 3-year-clds and up; aout ii, fnrinngs
Ethe!s Choice tobert) 1910 $50 500
Square Play tBernhardt) 40
Time. 0:512s o
Also ran-.Tody West. Wise Money, Can
son. Aasty Hanna and Odhelmar.
SECOND RACE-Purse. S4O0: claiming.
lor 3-year-olds and up; 6i7 furlongs.
Relgh Tetrarch tGrant) 1910 80 4 90
Lochaline tBernhardD on S0 "a %
Stand BY (VesseII a o0
Time, 1895 o-o
Also ran--Jolly Feast Gensis Khan. I'd
Ann Star. Jack Pull and Strapoi '
Evening star., 1939-12-13
Weather Report

District M OF and colder preceded light
rams this afternoon
mum temperature tonight about degrees moderate west shifnn 70
northwest winds. WV oA'As "
MarylandCoudy preceded light rains: colder in v
tre1ne west portion tonight; colder ~ " "
VrgmiaCloudy preceded light rain tonpb +o
fair and colder 1880 e''N 'oAo'o"
West Virginia light rain or sno in Worth
east portion tonight tomorrow fair colder portion
Evening star., 1939-12-13
WAR MAP
SUPPLEMENT
As Printed - Mondays Star.
Oct. 3Ofk

IA Reprint Of this sections
on heavy smooth finish
Poper. NOW ON SALE at
The Star Business Office.
1lth end Psnnsylvenia
Avenue NV.
Toe per copy, BY Mail I5e
. "Whot's happening in Eu-
rope"-the changes in name
and oreo Of territory. fortifico-
tions, novoI bases, cities. bor-
ders, boundaries, etc.-aroph-
icoIIy told in q complete eight
poae section. invaluable for
reference os you seek intelli-
gently to follow the course and
significance Of future wor de-
weloprnents.
Evening star., 1939-12-13
Is Yours q Christmas Heart?

If gives feeling Yuetide to know that some
needy child has wooy sweater because
that child needs mos-hen you've a heart ~
Every beat OF the Christmas heart dollars or even
pennies sent which
will the
through trained workers Christmas without
would indeed - :- - - -
nlouino ic III
Evening star., 1939-12-13


broadcast they made last night Station "NA sponsored
Washoni attend the
Stat
Evening star., 1939-12-13
Report for Last Fl Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
prom noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest 46. $50 pm. yesterday. Year
AZ Lowest. 81. II D.m. ye'serda, Year
Record TemDeraturs This Year.
Highest 100. on September 3.
Lowest, II. on February 23.
Humidity for Last - Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest % per cent at noon today.
Lowest, 22 per cent. at 5 pm. yesterday.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
at Harpers Ferry: Potomac clear at Great
Falls today.
Tide Tables.
Qurnished By United States Coast and
0eodetic Survey
Today. Tomorrow,
Nsh ------ 9:27 am. 1000 am
Low -------- 4:06 am. 4:48 am.
High ---------- 0:4S pm. 1929 pm
LnY --------- 4:17 pm. 500 pm
The sum and Moon.
Rises. Sets.
sun, today 7:lS 4:46
SUN tomorrow - 7:l8 4:46
Noon, today - 0:12 am 7:43 pm.
Automohils lights must be turned on
me-han hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1939-12-13

Fsreisn Statisns
Gloon. Greenwich time. today
Temperature. Weathes.
Horta (FayaD. Azores 81 Rain
(Current pbservatious.)
San Juan. Puerto Rtco n Cloudy
Havana. Cuba----- o5 0loudy
Colon. Canal Zone "a .. Rain
Evening star., 1939-12-13
Precipjtation.

Mohthly precipitation in inches In ths
|apltal 'current month to date):
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
N.PieceS 81 and Sl.95
Costume JeWeIry
Less Than Do
Halt Price ~OO

Assorted summer whites and
pastels also colored metals
smart for Fall.
Simulated Pearl Necklaces in two
and three strands; rhinestone clasps.
Were 81. Friday Soc
SO Costume Rings with sterling,
rhodium and gold finish. Rhine
stone, real stones, canoes and birth
stones included. Were 81 and s1.95.
Friday Csc
50 Assorted Compacts In tapestry,
cloisonne, leather, enamel and many
others. Were 79c to 81. Friday 800
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
Manufacturers Sample
So Handbags
q 2c5 sl.89

Stunning summer bags in whites,
pastels and patent feathers. Pep
ular styles. many with inside zip
pers.
300 Colorful Belts, manufacturers
samples, In patent. capeskin and
fabrics. Good assortment of COL
ors and sizes. Were 81 to s1.95.
TTlQdy 0SC
IL White Leather Bags. Were 50.
Friday S1.19
"a Pastel Leather Bags in light
blue. pink. gold, chartreuse and in
top-handle Upper styles. Were
81. Friday $1.59
"a Pastel Fabric Bags in yellow,
violet, light blue, aqua, chartreuse,
rose and many others. Were SO.
Friday 81
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Organdy BlOuses. 29c
500 39c and 49c
RayOn indies
4 for 81

Plain and novelty fabrics in regu-
lar and extra sizes. Tearose, white
and light blue.
500 Rayon indies in plain and
satin stripe Bemberg rayons. Also
lots of summer sheers. White,
tearose and pastels in regular sizes.
Were SEC. Friday 3 for 81
48 Manufacturers Sample Lastex
Pantie Girdles with or without
carriers. Small, medium and large
sizes. Were $195. Friday 81
S. Rayon Satin Stripe Gowns in
tearose, blue, wine and royal.
Were 81. Friday for 81
IL Spun-Lo Chemise in broken
sizes. Were 79c. Friday = for 81
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
First Floor One-Day Specials
81 VOlupte
VanitieS
39c

For loose powder. Wide choice
of styles.
80 Ire Jur Bath Sets containing
busting powder, bath salts and
talcum. Were soc and 81. Friday, 49c
IA Boxes St. Denis Bath Powder in
jasmin, lilac, carnation or gardenia.
Were SOC. Friday
70 Boxes Ire Jur busting Powder in
gardenia or carnation. Were SOC.
friday zoe
IL Bottles Grenoville Byzance Per-
fume. Was 81. Friday
IA Rubber-Lined Utility Travelling
Cases Of silk. Were ST.. Friday -39c
As Crates French Soap, 6 large cakes
to crate. Were 81. Friday
Is Three Piece Dresser Sets in mod
ern and classic patterns. Attractive
trims. Were $l.s5 and s2.95. Fri
day -S1.a9
SO Bottles Of Pinaud's Perfume in
one-ounce Azes. True gardenia fra
GRANGE. Was s1.95. Friday -79c
40 Bottles Isabey Perfume in French
crystal container; five popular fra
grances. Was s295. Friday S1.29
rs Glazo Manicure Sets In upper
case; steel scissors included. Were
$3.75. Friday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $1.29
Is DRAINS Intimate Hour Perfume.
Was $3.50. Friday, dram
rs Bottles Harriet Hubbard Ayers
Toilet Water. Was $3.50. Friday, Sc
Bottles Ybry Infusion Of Gardenia.
Was $5.95. Friday ----$1.79
u Boxes Fioret Face Powder. Was
ST.. Friday
48 Powder Pouches. Were soc. Fri
"a Ire Jur Double Compacts. Were
~ Jars Tussy Triple Purpose Cream.
Was 55c. Friday
~ Tussy Lipsticks. Were 55c. Fri
DAY ----------------
"a Molinard Icles dor Toilet Water.
Was $1.95. Friday
4S Molinard Icles dor Sachet. Was
69c. Friday ----23c
"a Bottles Babani Perfume. Was
$1.95. Friday ----79c
q Bottles Marty Adasio Perfume. Was
% Set SCI. i.. Italian Balm with Coolies. wese
e., rises@ced Electric sh.vers. were
loo DO Boxes 'o. Hppropo. busting Pcws ssc
% sS Sss T sss. lavender Dsrfum asH
We're SOC. Friday 1Sc
Wash. Was 29c.
90 Forham's Gum Massagers. Were 39c.
Friday - loo
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
$l.59 and $l.79
Umbrellas. $l.l9

100 oiled silk or oiled silk and
rayon combinations in grand Sc
lection of styles. Navy, black, brown,
wine, green and white.
So Women's Raincoats in red, blue,
white, wine or green. Were SO.
Friday ----S1.75
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
Regular l8c & Csc
HandkerchiefS. lie

Assorted styles for women, men
and boys.
SO Chiffon Squares with hand
rolled hens. Good color assort-
ment. Were Soc. Friday----25c
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$4.98 Utility
Cabinets. S2.49

1l-drawer type. 3111a inches
high, 10 inches wide and
1872 inches deep. Covered
with washable paper. Gray,
white and apple blossom de-
signs. 10 shoe drawers and
/ hosiery drawer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
$685. Silverplated
HOLLOW-WARE
SO

Included are water pitchers,
vegetable dishes, we'll and tree
platters, trays, relish dishes,
beverage shakers, candlesticks,
tea pots and sugar and
creamerS.
80 Silverplated Novelties including
bonbons, compotes and others. Were
ST. Friday 79c
Final Clearance, 1000 Pieces Silver
plated Flatware in Moderne, Tuxedo
and Wellesley Patterns. Limited
quantity. Were tic. Friday &c
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Organdy BlOuses. 29c
White; novelty summer styles.
80 Lace Coates and TUNES in white,
ecru and few blacks. Were SO.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
l2.POcket Shoe
BAGS. 39c

Assorted colors in attractive
chintz patterns. Neatly bound
in contrasting bindings.
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First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
$I.95 COIOred
Gloves. 95C

~1VVCS9 JUG
Fine doeskin gloves in teal.
green, gray, rust. beige, blue,
pink. Every pair perfect.
Sizes 5s4 to III.
100 Pairs Hand Crocheted
Gloves in lovely patterns.
White only; small. medium
and large sizes. Were $1.85.
Friday -----$1
Tie Paidis Royal
First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
ChiIdren'S 35c
Half.SOckS
4 Pairs SOC

1900 pairs. Regularly Csc
pair. A good assortment Of
colors and patterns. Sizes 8
to ~.
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First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
81 to SIPS Cotton
LaceS- CSC yd.

Exquisite laces suitable for blouses,
evening dresses and many other uses.
Aqua, pink, chartreuse, gray, copen,
white and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
Csc "Ideal''
Dress Shields
2 nairS 35c

Guaranteed quality. Double
covered nainsook in white
and flesh. Regular and
crescent shapes. Sizes 2, 3, 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
SOC "Ideal''
Sanitary
AMpsnmS YSO

Regular sizes in flesh and
white. Made of rubberized
silk with silk top.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06

ST FlOWers--- 29c
A lovely assortment of organizes,
piques, patent leather and many
others in a wide choice of types and
colors. For millinery, dresses, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06
81 Desk Pads
49c

Regularly 81. Leather cor
nered in 3 sizes. 12xl7, 16x21
and 19x24. Black, green,
brown and assorted colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06

AASAAASUOM
Playing Cards
SSC Sets Of :
Good quality playing cards
in discontinued designs.
Writing Paper
Csc Box
A large variety of sizes and
colors. Letter and note sizes.
Flat and folded sheets in
white and popular shades.
Bordered or plain.
patterns. Sizes 6 to 81.
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First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-06

81 IT'S DTdpeS' were 80. 10. friday S2.9S
s7-69c to S1.19 Window Shades. Strong spring
rollers; have been used floor samples Sold as is
Friday ---------- CSC
u Prs S1.95 to $685. Curtains better quality extra
wide and extra long. Novelty ruf1ed styles choice
Of coors Friday -------- S11S pair
63 Prs. S1.29 to S1.9S Cottage Curtains. Colorful
cottage curtains of cotton fabrics in novelty styles
Friday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7Sc
81 Priscilla Curtains "a inches wide to pair
Cotton marquisettes in plain colors with colored
ruffes or figured ruffles. A truly outstanding
Value! Friday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SEC
S1.95 to $685. Curtain Lengths. Manufacturers
samples. ? to 212 yards long Cottons rayons, nets
and others in rufled or tailored styles Limited
quantity; come early for best selection. Each 29c
"a Residential Venetian Blinds in cream, % to 80
inch widths. Automatic stopper and fitting device
Were S495. Friday .----.--. S2.66
2SS Yards Upholstery and Slip Cover Fabrics in
lengths from l to yards 5O-inch width; many
cottons and linens Choice of colors. Were soc
to s1.29. Friday. yd. ------ 33c
20 Pairs Blue Homespun Draperes, 100 inches wide
to pair az yards long. Pinch pleated tops Cot
ton fabrics. Were 1929. Friday, pair 1870 S188
20 Pairs Crash Cretonne Draperes, 100 inches wide
to pair. az yards long. Were 1929. Friday S1S8
10 Cotton Cretonne Sofa Slip Covers pleated and
cord welted. Were 1899. Friday s22s
Is Sure-Fit Homespun Chair Slip Covers in Dolby
weave. Were $3.50. Friday, half price
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Ribbon Remnants. Yd., &c

Widths from ~ to 5 inches. Wide
choice Of materials and colors in,
cluded.
20 Ribbon Sashes In q wide choice of
materials on colors. Five inch fringe on
end. Friday 18c
100 Utility BaEs for knittines. sewing.
SHOPPING, etc. Roman stripes with wooden
handles. Friday
Lovely Choice Of Ribbons in widths from
l to 5 inches. Satins, rnoires, messalines
ana others ~ popular colors and com:
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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-12-07
Women: "BuiId-U III"
To Relieve Pain

A weak, rundown, undernourished
condition calls for attention!
Such a condition often enables
functional dysmenovrhea to get its
foothold. That's one thing which
leads to much of women's suffering
from headaches, nervousness, those
cramp-like pains. A good way to
relieve such pains, women by thou
sands have found, is by the proper
use of CARDUI. 1t stimulates a
tagging appetite, assists digestion
and assimilation; thus helps build
physical resistance to periodic pain.
Taken just before and during "the
time," many women also report
that CARDUI helps to ase the
pain and discomfort of the period.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-12-07
Woman's Club I'd Sponsor
Christmas Contest

The Woman's Club of West an
nounces the following Christmas Con
test: Best Tree at school. Best Store
Window, Best Doorway, Best Tree in
the Home.
The Debate Club held is first meet
ing Wednesday night, November goth.
with the following members present.
Erskine Wigley. Jimmie Lois Taylor,
Willie and Vera Branch, Claire Mel
ton, Rosemary eagle. Geraldine Nc
Creary. Beverly Aldridge, Connie Sue
Allen m their sponsor, MIR. Herman
Sanders.
and brought fruit and candy to the
children. Mrs. George M~usselwhite
brought peanut candy at the recess
period.
Claire Margaret eagle visited IN
the home OF Mrs. w. H. Taylor dur
ing the Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Oliver visited in Greenwood
Sunday afternoon
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-12-07
james Paul Alien Honored-
with Birthday Party

Birthday cheer permeated the pri-
mary room at school on Wednesday
fro mtwo to three as Mrs. S. d. Allen
entertained the ~thirty-six children
honoring her son, James Paul, on his
sixth birthday. Games were enjoyed
and Happy Birthday was sung. Eek
element grew as James Paul open
ed the many gifts after which Mrs.
Allen assisted by Mrs. JacSkon, serV-
ed cookies, candy and fruit. Betty
Faye Hand and John Bell Rosamond
were ~pre-school children who joined
the party.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-12-07
Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Cade Honor
Daughter On BIRTHDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Cade honored
Miss Celeste Cade on her birthday
Wednesday, November 29sh with a
party in the home of Mar. and Mrs
Lloyd Cade. Those present were Do
ris Weeks, w. ID. Brister, Hazel Har.
Ian, Fred Ellard, Grace Mcbride, Ray
Melton, Arvis Cook, Dennis Reid,
Bobby Montgomery, Elizabeth McLel
Ian, Howard Truitt, Wat Brock, La
nellie Snavely, Amy Bouchillion, Har-
vey Lee Armstrong, Ganelle Hodges
and Elizabeth Browning.
The guests were served delicious
punch and cookies.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-12-07

Whereas. God in his infinitaiitvis-
dom and love. has called home torhis
reward, our lei member, Sister Fan.
ME Gamblin,
We, the members Of the West Chap
ter No. 119, mourn her passing:
Therefore, be II resolved. that as
our chain Is broken, and one of the
links has fallen away in death. that
we turn to .he One who said. II am
the Resurrection and the Life."
Resolved Furthermore, that we the
members of he Eastern Star extend
to the bereaved family our heartfelt
sympathy In this sad hour, and COM
: mend to them the Heavenly Father,
who said, My Grace Is sufficient for
thee"
Resolved further, hat we send a
copy OF these resolutions to the Du-
rant News for publication, that we
send a copy to the family Of our
dearly beloved sister, and that we
spread a copy on our minutes.
Kate d. Brock.
Annie Lee Jacskon,
Linnie Tate
Honor Roll
First Grade - James Paul Allen,
Max Hamiln Arnold, Mary Nell Bris-
ter, Sue Mitchell Cade. Charles Wa
ton Campbell, Billy Ta'e. Billy Tate,
Jane Thornton, Edgar Wigley.
Second Grade - Jean Stone, Max
the McCool. Bing eagle. William
Cade, Billy Perry.
Third Grade = Linda Brock, Mar
jorie Hathcock Mark Hathcock, An
drew Stevens. IIE. Edward L. Cant
Fourth Grade - Billy Brock, Farron
Cade. Sarah Miller, Les er Harris.
Fifth Grade Jean Hand. Sara
Thomas. Maxine Cade. Lillian Thweat.
Andean Goss.
Sixth Grade Reba Maud Gel
ston, Earnestine Wigley, Louise Lo-
/. gan.
Seventh Grade - Dorothy Browning
Ninth Grade - Josie Dean Thorn
ton, Casteel Cade, El.gabeth Thorn
ton, Erskine Wigley.
Tenth Grade Nellie Autry, La
nellie Snavely, jennie Kate Cummins,
Vera Mae Branch.
Eleventh Grade - Rosemary eagle.
Mary Lynn Miller, Claire Melton,
Grace Mcbride, Annie b. Stevens.
Twelfth Grade Elizabeth Brown
ing, Watt Brock, w. d. Brister, Bob
by Montgomery. Maggie Weeks Hell
en- Campbell, Arvis Cook, Rosel.e
Brister.