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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Young Girl Told Not TO Despair
OF Overcoming Bad Temper
Fits OF Rage Are Not Inherited. Neither Are They
a Disease; Can Be Defeated by VII Power
By CYNTHIA GREY

Are bad tempers durable, Are they disease that re-
quires medical treatment thsy Such are
the questions asked in the letter below letter from fond
aunt who is worried about her 1s-year-od niece
The niece 70 feel that her is hopeless and
that she viii have any friends She has an older
brother with bad temper and her grandfather also suf
fered from this difficulty so she reasons that this bad
characteristic is inherited and that there nothing
done about it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
New Pastor VIII Preach
Opening Sermon Sunday

The rev Paul Lawranee Crooks
will begin bis nsw duties as pas.
tor of Tho Little Church on ne
Prairie Sunday morning liis
opening sermon sill - The
Sovereignty ~ Truth
The new pastor. coming 10 Ia
coma from Bethel church in Seat
lie. replaces the Rev Morton
Hickmaes NJ crooks served ths
Seattle pulpit three years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

Members - raeohst Crnito eli
meet - , n Monday In IN.
army AMI navy rsarn ~ fietsi
winthfap FINAL plans fnr ths trip
10 apakana all - aiaeuased
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

Caivsry-Ea saith and sta Rev
Pred Hertzos, pastor SUNDAY school
e;so .. m. hsrvics. II = N. and .
p. m. Leagues. N. Rally dss
program, Sermon. The Church IN
sssnins 9''s WITH 0' ~. jones saa Pan psmll, N
Emmanasi--so Istn ana s,< ne,
school and eeandinasian bible ciass
10 a. m. Sermon. -rhs Conquest Of
kpwerth--so sth ana Anderson sta
Rev. Harold o Perry. pastor. Sun
p p m 'd isssu.. g 30 D m m ''''''s. u
FERN Biii-esis 10. q % rev
9. uaiiaber, pastor SUNDAY school
gt5 a m. hervices a. M. and
7,so D. m. league. $50 ., m. pr
Charles nsecoushs! ss'sst spesssr
installation OF Officers for womsns
division of christian services.
flrst--bo 9TH and su REV
Cyrus y. Albsrtson. pastor, Worship
services. $50 .. m. Including pfim-
sermon An insscapsbls Penalty
/ study rias.es ~ 40 Youth Froupa
e.ls p. m Review Of Boot Of lasish
80 m sermon. "rrus - Faiss
orses--H snd Kast s4th q. ne,
Q. raulknsr pastor. SUNDAY
school. 10 a m s<rFiosa II . m.
L.soard-ro. iath and steven. a
Services. II q m
hasen--No 7sth and Madison Rsv
Roy Leslie Smith. pastor. SUNDAY
school s;ss . m. Services. u . m
ana 7.3o D. m League. ESQ end
PRESIDE snn go'ins .au', s,oup. -
smile TsIl-PersonslitY Installation
Of church school officers ana tea
cheers. morning service.
Milton Chsrsh--nift0n. n<v. ,. r
Mooussn- pastor SUNDAY school, 10
q m
P.rkisna--Rsv. A KfshIbs ueh.
pastor. Services. II a N.
spsnsssY-Isy. y. Peas. psstor.
-. rsai..-ssd snc 20 4 50 ne,
y. p. oouldeF. pastor Sunday school,
pfs q m. Services. ~ a m. Unified
school % religion. 7 D m. Morning
ssssf o., as'in r. 4 sss.s' s xsslns
Rev Arthur Morton. ana @rns Psys
eno.osy Of Religious kspsrisnss@ b.
Tnal,,-sos k..s sssh q ne. ,
p Tieei,.s. p.stef SUNDAY sehool
yirssids. ais ,. m. Ls.sus. . 30 D y
Sermons. ~personsl fntsryisws No
sodssnu.' and -whr 90 70
Church
vxrr nsrmcplsr
f1rst--lsli % - Rev q Ralph
Kisin, pastor SUNDAY sehool. 10 a
q. Services. ~ N and 7 % D m
Z p NJ d. z IS m.
HeEiBisy Fsrk-sis ~ bsth 81
RsY = B. Perm, pastor sunday
schood. 10 m Services. II m.
and , % .. m. YOUNG psopis. .. N.
r..xrrcosfAl
B<theI-so iitb ana sts Hsv
I John " Aoasid pastor sunday
school et1 a ~ Services. u m
and $50 D m EFansslist Aasne
Johnsen. sp~aker
Beacon Light aoss< <oos No
/ kinisy ave Rev A kuhes pastor
SUNDAY school. 10 . n befvioss ~
q m KfanGsllatle s<ryicea. Jas a.
1sberr sels--eo f7th ana o sta
Rev. Hafry J stsn. pastor sunday
school slb 4 N ssfsifsa. ~ q "a
ana : 10 .. m
FsI oospsi Ni..isn-s7os porfisnd
sse SUNDAY school . o a. ssfs-
ioea. 7s3o n
fsH Gosp<l chspst-so zsfn snd
Tsooma ave. Rev Morris. pastor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

In 1887 the average annual earn
ings Of motor vehicle factory
workers was s1.541. This contrasts
with sl,14l for the workers In all
factories.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
TEST ANSWERS

Heio~ are INA answers % test
a1essions printed ga ths editorial
page
1 Nsiurn9afhy.
\ Butter
D Jshn rhiip asss~.
a $1,000
8 Dominion ~ Canada
q. uspaiixesi
2 Richard L4sFsnes
: Fleet street
. No
10 chss ths cad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

,ien
nss-'@ ii - r.st,r ssf~-e.s II
N
lHti. cNassa e 80 rs.,ss.-iss..
..ss'f - - ss.s - Il
ssel-s - :, s.=...s
-. s..-e-,s,ts - fr5st
-. - =. -. -.
NAnH.e Fett-seth 80 ehefsnne
re- s " 1eheson $3.50 fshasF
,e -. = - ~ >es''s<' : -
wsasss Tres wcs.h'rp--
fa-in nara pssses saaaas ssAp-sl
Fsss.s, =, . 70 P...., .srv's 80
s'sh' AefsAA" o''sf'a 10
srssss. sssssssI ehsrsh :. siis
sna - NsfnsI - 49, - =
80. tass-sh sss'.s .a.ass ss"s'a' y
49, -. =.
re- ososss canalnshsm. pssisr
SUNDAY shnel - ~ Eflee=
Ilfssias. I . = knnasl ssllI as
pf.sn..slnn a. n.n.ninf 800
,, w.e'e". rs 1919
/.
y Hanssf. rsssez sanasI sac's.
as ssENsesa n 80
foens fsoee FTetsA
80 ~. sffnnss a. -
80 sna
III esnses. 1885, a,s,ss,
-ree.oi "a nj $1,000 Al ii
Fns,~.sar Enrtste ~ y 81 sermon
Common senss ant fvaFst
r,ssass 1870 .sese, "a ~
oommanioa' II m. conducted -
the ne. ". " Rsld
saIyAffoS aaay
-. -. 49,.
ts.fe re. l--ls - 10 $500
- @-.s,'es i, - a
= - nfs..t ..rxtee. Id 10 IN ana
Yrisp m
.s.. =. nfa A. tatn /. M
and NJ. q Pserson espssins sunday
i. saoa : = !" '''' :" ."
srtTNTm-DAN AptNNrtsrs
risst Corner \ 10Th aud 80. A
v nsnts district pastor services
saturday sabbath sdhoal . &c ~
Worship. II . m Touns peoples
sssess ss 80. A. .sp ssss .,a rnamp.
son ave. A v hsnts. district pasisf
ss ss'ss' m ss ssssslp. i's : M foaas
people F'iaA,
SPIRITUALITY cHuRcHr.
Hssrnaf Truth eptFft allsf fhafeh
NJ Ams.,esHi1th ana Taeosss ave
, nsy r. Ha dane, pss, 2 N ogs r..
49,. , M .. - fttssf aneanef Hal
ns.iy a.ea,.i.a
80, .,.,,a tn. s.,a,usn.,
shassh-.tot 40 :, hss nsil. BALL.
neh ~ .si,n. "a ises,,ss
Iso p, :. m.mas messages sfm"n'
Hi.ins san spirisusfsss chsssn--
500 rawcett ave services messsFes'
., m. and lscture = y ~ rev
sa,,,,. !. s.,,.,,.. es.,es y,1
Fagssst ave open forum 8 D M
hssllns service Ills D. NJ. LsctuYs.
4 no nj foiiawed BY nsasaass
rev Earsaf.s BsEsr s,,ss, spsaEsf
1880 s...,,,., a.m.on
hall iish sna pswssst ave asv IL.
Ian webster pasasf. HpaIltaai 80
do.oss sisn. saa ~,ss
Is'rAAasal
a,lps., .nsssss
......o.
MISCELLANEOUS
Aii~n chspst 4. t-ite -
Yakima hsv D sPnsnss,as
bsrvie.s. 10 a N
Apostolic fsifn church iiis ~
SUNDAY school - . m Services
ss.osis,sa risss student womsns
ciubhouss t7e Broadway stssdy u
ess.ss ., a.A-ss,n .ne s,rmlas-
ham ne. 7 Vest p asss- s IN
s4s
CalssFt Tab<Fnaeis itsh ana y
sts nsF George = p<.sifofn pastor /
SUNDAY school IS m ssfftee.
II cs., % ~. ~ a. 70 - ? e q %
x % Rev' nv Rosss. p.ssos Ban.
day school, ass q n ssrsiss& IL
chsrsh % me ns.n.s chrs.s-rs.
vision Il No - key Henry nietss /
s ! e. $500 p.:s"' !, 1na-' "
Hssa-ilih ana ~ y 80 Ias' rams
\ neAllissef pastor SUNDAY seheoi I
ts a m. ssrFiosa. II = m Ana
D. n.
-. .' sss 4 p.ilsS' pas,ss r,sl.s
s@Fstas s4s = ~ faiissea b. hisle 4
ssodiss Services. II m, , and 1.ts
.. M. -.
fofumahit1 thsrfh 49, 80
and Tacoma ave rAfEiAnd hss % 4
seph Green. psatof sanasI zHe<li. /
10 70 = N. followed ~ worship ST.
y.css
- ~. sas.,.a :, m. -.......-s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

F1rst-Dfvfsion ave and , O. Rev.
Holland Burr D. D pastor Sunday
school. 30 n. m. adult Bible elias.
e;45 q m Services II . m. Pilgrim
Fellowship $50 Sermon. "A City
Foursouare
1900 an .s 30 e'.rrs 80
school. 70 q m Services II q N
Young people $50 Sermon The
Church PAGES . Problem Of Dirsc-
ton
P1lFrfm-No 74tE and warner
Arthur Rugh. minister Sunday
school. . IS .. N Services. II a m.
Dr. W. A Martin Eueat speaker.
C<rman-so. z7rd and Alzxka ga
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
CHRISTIAN ase s.s.rosA.r

TabernacIe--So. bth and n sts. Rev.
Dwight III Ferguson. pastor. Sunday
school eAb q m: services. Il . m,
and I;3o p. m Young people. gao
and 8 so D. m. Morning sermon, Dis
coveries In Holy Spirit Operation
cHKIsrrAs SCIENCE
ffrsf-Dfvision ave. and I sta
second-So. t4th' and warner,
Ihird-Wright ave and East 1 q
lourth-e4bh Broadway.
first-Lake steilacoom
are SIN, Disease and Death Really
10 the subject Of the Lesson Sermon
which sill be read Sunday In all
Churches OF Christ. Scientist. which
are branches Of The Mother Church !,
The First Church OF Christ. Scien-
tist. IN Boston, Massachusetts,.
Golden Text. He that IL our God
Of salvation: and unto God the Lord
belong the issues from death" Cps.
Among the citations which com
prise the Lesson sermon ia the fol-
lowing from tbs Bible: For the Lord
n our judge. the Lord Il our law
ave US. And the inhabifsnf shall
not say, / am sick. the people that
dwell therein shall be forgiven their
iniquity" isaiah 80 "a. AZ.
The Lesson-sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook. Science
and Health with Key 20 the Scrip
lures D. Mary Baker EDDY: IF ain.
sickneee. and death are "A real ~
Life. Truth. and Love then they
must All be from the same source
God must be their author. NoS Jesus
came &c destroy ain. sickness. and
death; yet the Scriptures aver. I am
u u possible, then. 70 believe that
the evils which Jesus Lived 70 de-
stroy are resl or the offspring Of
the divine WIFI" %. 474.Ie).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

Asbsv-seoi 20 Puget sounc ave
Rev. Neil N Jones pastor sunday
school s;fs m ssry.e.s H. n.
ship. es4s ana els ,. ~. Sermons.
'-Foy Otbers and The Downfall Of
q swift Politician
Bethany--6o b7tn and PARK ave
Res Ernest Barber pastor eundsy
school. . 30 q. m. Services i0xf5 = m.
anc 73c .. m Leagze and Forum.
$50 D M Sermons. "A Man VINO
Wzlked with God" and "A City
Wholly Given 70 Ioolatry."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
Sunday Sermon Topics and Weeks Church News

Rev ; q tina passcr Sunday
N ana 80 , y Frazer . > n
covrsssr csuncn
rrss-se lota sad - nss
G. s':sF, = s- 800. ssna =
ana 30 ,. N. Scandinavian ma.
a progressive rsith. kssnssiIsi
ffank essnas trFaEsT - III esfF-
e. nd nightly. sxesrt Nond.F. -
7 - ,. m
harvard nrsncs-nnssa suna.,
sis.r.,a. nssass = sana.s .ehes..
10 q N.
frrseor.l
chrsss--se = sna : -. Rrv
school and nihle class. % : n
Holy communion 10 : m PRAYER
&c .srmon. II = m Youth s ssoa a.
home
lal, csnmaniss--so lea sne 1
sunday .cscsf' IS N naiy ossa.
munion. q n. Prayer and sermon.
~ = N.
~. anare~<-sis No. oass. sun
day school. s'<s. PRAYER snd sermon.
! % ,. IN
- Lakes Msmefisl-eeoi Ne cove
communion. . m. SUNDAY schooi
Rev. Arthur Bel. Fectof SUNDAY
school and Bible class. , - N
Holy communion =. m. Harvest
festival services. II .. m. 7. p ?.
$50 y m.
81 ssha.-sssh .na rasss seana
rector. Services. 7so .. N
rSnErsSpENr
independent nrhls Church = pivi-
sion ave. and q 81 Rev. Roy Tai-
mage Brumbanxh. pastox, SUNDAY
school e;<s a m. services II . m.
and . D m prayer 81 . N
Young people and sildiers Bible
class p, m Sermons. Ia This the
Time 70 CRY Peace +" and Christian
nv and Christian Patriotism
-. q, .,Sx.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

Sunday school. 10 so m Priesthood
meeting, ESQ .. m. sunday school
1870 a m Sacrament meeting. p
m. Speaker from Seattle state High
Council.
Tacoma Central Ward--No L and
steele Ste. Sunday school. 10 % =. m.
Priesthood meeting. asie q. m. eacra-
nett onsaiis and ]. n. Page. AZ / A
services. D. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14

RecrKsnired Church Of Jesus Christ
-s77i last J -. Rev. Ray Stewart.
pastor. Worship. 10 .. m. Services
II =. m and 9 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
vssr nsrHopIsr

ffrst--lsil % 1 81 Rev q RALPH
kisin, pastor sunday school. 10
M Services. 4 ~ and 7 % 0 m
r NJ D. z - . m.
HeEibisy Fsrk-sls ~ bsth 81
school 10 m Services. II a m
and % .. m. Youns psopis. .. N.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
sr,rNrn'n.f Ae,rNri.I.

fifst@C Corner = 10Th aud ! st.,
" usntE district pastor services
saturday sabbath sdhoal . 10 ~
worship II = "a. founn people >
fespaf service. suudnsus
saith side 81 1ath and 1hnnps
son ave A v nsnts district pasts'f
Services saturday sabbath sfnf-oi
. As m worship. II q N. YOUNG
psonls. Friday. . .. m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-14
SALVATION anay

Csrp. VI. l--ioe - iath = uaieF
Easi Williams captain SUNDAY sehool
~ . NJ services II n ana i -
D m etfrst services. 10 % N aud
fp epm
and Nrs q rieeaon captains HuadsT
school nta ~. Services. 2 % . m
Lection. np m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

maritime facilities n splendid a.
those Of any port On the Pacific
coast.
The terminus Ia q site covering
$50 acres. The visionary planners
have provided for the future with
out sacrificing an iota of the pres
ent's efficiency.
Room for Expansion
For instance. although berthing
facilities for seven ocean going
vessels are currently available and
sufficient for present needs, there
b provision for ultimate berthings
totaling 80 merchant ships at once!
A minimum OF S5 feet draft Ia
maintained at pier-sids at an times
enough for the largest vessels.
How important the Porta-
Gonna terminal IA 10 the vast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

watcr-borne commerce Of this
area can be realized from the
fact approximately S5 per cent
Of Tacoma's total traffic In
handled there.
To handle such q huge volume
Of maritime trade necessitates q
multiplicity of devices. services
and structural investments:
Four transcontinental railroads
serve the Portacoma terminal; car
loading or unloading can be han
died ut the rate Of 40 each day.
The terminal maintains its own
tracks and switching locomotives.
Lumber Storage
open-wharf storage Of humber
provides for $4,000, 900 feet. while
open ground storage provides
space for an additional 5000, 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

In this photograph is pre-
scented an idea of the magni-
tude Of the Tacoma port and
the industrial area east of the
city waterway. In the fore
ground of the airplane view at
the right is the property Of
the Tacoma port commission,
shipping and storage facilities
unexcelled on the Pacific
coast. In the background is
a view of the industrial dis
trict, including at the left the
site on which the plant Of
the Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuild-
ing company is being built.
At the upper right is shown
a typical scene of the port
docks-vtwo foreign ships
taking on cargo. At the lower
right is pictured the largest
cargo of lumber ever to leave
a Northwest port-four and
a half million feet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Port Of Tacoma S F Facilities
Are As Fine As Any on Coast
Four Million Dollm Institution Brought
About After Voters Mode Trips to Polls

To create port district this great shipping center
Pierce county voters had to make three trips to the polls
Finally in November 1918 citizens authorized and founded
what is now called the Portacoma terminals
ne pace q = short Judgment Of the port Hstrscts
1rtsf y such tAings measured supporter
s results Of hat third ballot Today the
eoatsst have amply embracing
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-29
Seniors Will
Vesper

Senior vcSpers, a part Of the 1910
commencement, will be held this
evening at the Henderson high school
athletic field at o'clock as the third
event OF the program of closing
week. II is 10 be an outstanding event
of the exercises.
Should bad weather prevent the
program this evening, it will be post
poned until Friday night, according
to plans. The hour and the place
would be the same.
An interesting feature Of the pro-
gram will be a brief address to the
class of 1910 by R. c. Gary, mem
Der of the high school class of 1901,
the first boy ever to be graduated by
the high.
The vespcrs, as well as the senior
assembly. has been initiated into the
high school commencement program
this year for the lirSt time. TOnigh'&
program follows:
Professional, Coronation March
by Giacomo McyCbccr, High sclopl
band.
Invocation, Reverend |. ". IiuGhc.
The Glass of 1910 meets TIC C!r"s
of 1901. r. c. Gary.
"Twilight Echo" by WILLIAM Gnr~
diner, The senior class, High Scin~i
Band.
Athcnm Oath, tGc senior clp.&.
Alma Mdtcr,' Stcin-CroWdCr, The
senior class.
Taps, A. I. Hearnc, Roy Moore.
RcccSSiOnal, "OnWard Christian
Soldiers" high school BAND
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-29
Drewry News
BY MRS. II. b. WHITE.

Friends Of Mrs. J. c. Watkins, who
has been quite i'll for several days.
are clad to know that she is much
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller McDuffic, of
Biscoc. and Fred McDulIic, of Hemp,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
White and Miss NCna White.
Miss Rosa Mae Paschail, Of Rich
mond, spent several days recently
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. {.
p. PaSchall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilson, spent
the Weekend with Mrs. Wilson'S
mother, Mrs. Mamie Medley, near
Charlotte. They were accompanied
TO Charlotte by Miss Anne Bullock
who will spend some time with Mrs.
Tom GLASGOW.
Mrs. Henry Paschall visited rcla-
tivcs in Virginia recently.
Mrs. J. d. Mabry and children
visited Mrs. Fleming Watkins Tues
day.
Mrs. N. D. Boyd and Mrs. w f.
Bowman of ColfaX. spent Sunday
night with Mrs. Henry White.
Mrs. Fuller McDulric spent the
Weekend with Miss Sara Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. DorcSt Nichols, OF
South Hill, visited relatives here re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White spent
Tuesday in Henderson.
Mrs. Cleveland Robertson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Robertson and Miss lola
Robertson visited Mrs. Price PaSchall
Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-29

Its smart to match your turban
to your Grock. Was there ever Il
more da>hing ensemble than Pattern
94l2 by Marion Martin? The Dccom-
ing tJtrban is made in Just two SIM
pie pieces and may be twisted to suit
yourself. The dress has bodice pam
el that smoothly curves into d waist
girdle. all in one piece. The very
soft sides oi the bodice are Shirrcd
at the shoulders. Isn't the square
neckline pretty, especially with
frothy lace trim: Stitch more lace in
to the sleeve tuckS. Try making the
back and Side-front bodice and the
sleeves in brilliant contrast, with the
turban to match. And order this pat
tern today.
Pattern Oil may be ordered only
IN misses and Women's sizes II, II,
g IL p. 81. 81. 81. so. SO and 10.
Size Is. dress and tllrban, requires t
yards 80 inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents in coins for
each Marian Martin pattern. Thirty
cents (3Oc) for both. Be sure TO
write plainly your size, rane, ad-
dress, and style number.
Send your order to Henderson
Ill" Disratrh. Pattern Department,
232 w. 18th Street. New York. N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-29

Meredith College, Raleigh. May
Ex-senator Josiah W. Bailey will
deliver the commencement address
at Meredith college Monday morn
ing. June ), when the college will
confer degrees upon 50 seniors at
exercises eliminating the 4lSt COM
.mcnccmcnt program at Meredith.
The baCcalaurCatC sermon will be
preached OH Sunday morning at II
o'clock in the auditorium by d..
Scion Is. Cousins of the faculty Of
the University Of Richmond, Rich
.mond, Va. There will be no mission
ary sermon, as is customary, and
Sunday evening the graduating class
will conduct the E"sDcr service Al
.7:30 o'clock in the auditorium.
Preceded by the traditional daisy
chain carried by the sophomorcS. the
seniors will give their class day pro-
gram Saturday afternoon at 4;G0
O'Clock in the outdoor theatre in the
oak grove.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-29
Missionary Group
/ Recent Meeting

The Ladies Missionary Society of
tho South Henderson Baptist church
held its monthly meeting after the
Sunday school hour Sunday morn
ing, with 4 very good attendance.
After singing "ioW Firm a Folm-
dation', BY the group, Mrs. Mamie
Gary read the Bible study, and Mrs.
Willie Long led in prayer.
With Youth StcadfaSt for Christi
as the topic, a reading Youth in a
Changing World was given by Mrs.
M'ttic Lassiter. The president, Mrs
William Thomas, discussed "Crimc'S
Bids, and talk on "Christian
School BID for Youth" was given by
Mrs. Maggie Wilbornc. y special song
WAS given by Miss Matte Robertson,
and Mrs. Maggie Wilbornc led in the
closing prayer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-29
MARRIAGES
PARTIES
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES

the most outstanding thing about the
hotel (asidc from its history was
the comparative quiet Of its rooms
so quiet one could hradly real
ize it was still New York and
the food was unforgetable: sweet
breads broiled with bacon and mush-
rooms the "Algonquin Bali of
Favored ice cream rolled in
chocolate beads and when we
left, the bellhop wished us 4 happy
trip and called after us. "drive care
full"
Along the way coming home, we
passed group after group of people
singing :. graduation or memorial
day exercises or something), and
nearly every group was singing,
God Bless America we still
think it will be our future national
After many years Of trying, we
have finally nnrsrad"d n puhii"""r
to become interested in Somthing
we wrote naturally Sa''. 49, .
Usher wiuld like to know if any
body reads this column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-29
Closs's Column

AT THE FAIR: Bus drivers who
spend all day trying to avoid hitting
careless pedestrians Cor other bus
drivcrS) head for tho Dodgcm at
night. There you may sec them work.
| ing Off the days Illustration by
humping everybody as hard and as
often as possible After that We pre-
sumo they arc relaxed enough fer
good nights sleep and another day
OF lodging.
MORE OUT-OF-TOWN NOTES:
Tried 4 tW0-tonc Juice for break
fast in WaShinGtnE . the mixer
picked the wrong jar and what APP
pCarcd WAS Il combination grape and
Sauer-kraut juice try that on
"a sunday morning . it will be
noon before the shock wears off
ct was supposed to be grapc-and
grapefruit juice.)
In Il tea room in Now York. want
ing something slightly different from
what we usually have down here, VIC
ordered 4 prunc sandwich which
| turned out to have garlic in it =.
| nutbrcad with cream cheese and
jpnmc filling it was, in case you want
the recipe . but the garlic is an
unfortunate addition whoever
heard of garlic in prunc sandwich?
1t Just goes to show you can't trust
these city slickers
STAYED AT THE ALGONQUIN:
After having read about it over
period of years. TALES OF A
MAYNARD INN was written about
it 49,. you may have heard excerpts
from it in. the Readers Digest. Mr.
Frank Case, author of this book,
mentioned a few Of tine celebrities
staying there during our visit, among
them being Walter Huston, actor;
Julie Hayden, actress: Samson Rap
haelSOn. author Of Sky Lark" Ger
trl;dc Lawrence's new play): and
Reginald Denham. who wrote Ladies'
in Retirement E. Of which Walter
Winchell said go and get hell
scared out of you"
Mr.. Case also said that he would
like more Southerners to stop there
that southerners generally 90
whore other Southerners have been
going English people like the
Algonquin because the English like
small hotels and we heard a
number of people speaking French ,,
in the lobby and dining room :, l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-29
Miss Bum Finishes
St. Mary's Course

Miss Annie Hyman Bum, daugh-
ter Of MI and Mrs. Arthur A. Bum,
returned yesterday from ST. Mary's
School, Raleigh. Miss Bum was a
member Of the 1910 graduating class.
She was one of six girls from the
student body to receive school
monogram, which :; one Of the high
est honors that can come to a st.
Mary's girl. Monogram girls are
elected both by vote of the student
body and the faculty, the monographs
being given for substantial scholastic
and athletic records and for interest
III promoting the welfare of the
school. Miss Bum was also chair
man OF the Hall Council, and men,
Der OF tho Circle honor sorority.