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Evening star., 1940-05-23
Friends of Music
Meeting Saturday

Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss will
be one of the hostesses at a tea
Saturday afternoon following the
annual meeting of the Friends of
Music in the Library of Congress.
Among the hostesses for the
occasion will be Mrs Edward B.
Burling, Mrs. Charles B. Hender-
son, Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe and
Mrs. Adolph c Miller
Another feature Of the after
noon will be a program of 18th
and 18th century songs and pieces
for the harpsichord given by Ada
MacLeish, soprano, and Ralph
Kirkpatrick.
Evening star., 1940-05-23
Sacred Heart Home
Benefit June 8

The twelfth annual card party and
luncheon, given to benefit the
Sacred Heart Home, University
drive, Hyattsville, will be held Satur-
day afternoon, June 8, at 2:15
o'clock.
Tickets for the event will include
the luncheon that precedes the card
party.
A special bus will leave Tenth and
E streets at 1:40 pm. Arrange
ments for the above were completed
by the guild Sunday. Prizes of
value will be given.
Evening star., 1940-05-23
Mrs. John Herbert
Give Luncheon

Mrs. John Herbert will be hostess
at a luncheon tomorrow at her
residence, 1872 Reservoir road, In
Dumbarton. Among those invited
are Mrs. Jennings Randolph, Mrs
Lorenzo Martin, Mrs. Richard Ma
gee, Mrs. Philip Buettner, Miss
Margaret White and Miss Dorothea
Buettner.
Evening star., 1940-05-23
Outdoor Partv

Miss Carolyn Schmidt entertained
II guests last evening at an outdoor
fireplace supper party at her home
IN Westmoreland Hills, Md.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS

TURN your oId gold Into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-10
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WANTED - Housekeeper Out-of-,
 town. Write P. o. Box 1087
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-10

British, Dutch and French pos sessions in South America cover 208,S12 square miles and have 8 population of 545, ,440.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-10
NOTICE

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 ROBERT E. COUGHLIN,
 Clerk, District Court. First publication: Aug. 10, 1940. Last publication: Aug. IT, 1940.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-10

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

gen,einer fatboliider Sreffetag beran-
itaItet. Aus biefem AnlaB erlieB Ser
8ii6of bon Maorib einen 9irtenbrief,
uorin ct Bebeutung uno @ottpenbig-
feit bes fatbolif6en 3eitungsweiens
unterltrib. Ser auseane oes fpani-
i6en 8iireerfrieees bat fir oie 8reiie
neue 8erbdltniiie eeldoffen. 9ie pa-
misunderstanding uno oufriibreriibe
Yreiie, Die i'm 9ien1te Der Sreimou-
rerei un6 6es 8oli6etpis,nus ftano, lit
beridtp,,noen.~ IS sibt beute feine UNI
moraliiben nnb ieftiereriiden Orea-
ne mebr, Deren l1nterbriidung eefor-
bert tperoen muB. 2eioer fino aber
na6 bem Biireerfriee oub nibt ale
auten 8ldtter ipieoer eritanben. 8iele
3eituneen uno 3eitidriften, bic bon
GROCER 8ebe,,t,,ng fir Die relieioie
uno fo5iale 8eipesung Der aatbolifen
maren, fonnten ibr @rideinen nidt
mebr aufnebmen. Der Bapiermaneel
uno anoere @dtpieriefeiten baben es
betpirft, bab Die &atbolifen in Spa-
MEN bel,te nod nidf iiber eeniigenb
3eituneen 1no 3eitl6riften berfiieen,
pie bies inn Sntereiie Der relisioien
nno io3ialen 8ilonne Ser fatboliiben
golfsmafien at tpiini6en tpGre. Ser
eineones ertpdbnte Yreiietae iette es
ii6 sur befonoeren aufgobe, anee-
iidts bieier 11mitGnoe 6as ssntereiie
fir Die fotbolif9en ,3eituneen al tpef.
ten nno lebenbie au erbalten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

Sn einem Dor fur5em i'm iiioiiben
tbeoloeiihen Seminar bon Mmerica
aebaltenen gortrae bat, anlablid ei-
ner &onferena iiber Biiienidaft, 8bi-
lofopbie uno &elieion, Albert @initein
Ole 8elisionslebrer aufseforoert, .oie
2ebre bon einem perIonliden @ott auf-
an9eben". 9ieie AeuBerune ginneins.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25
Nitt,ssd, Sen Is. eeStember 1910

lmnB oie Nenbeioen Delitihlan6s NIT
IgroBer @eniietnnng erfiillt baben.
ginltein lit Der Diftatnr-Hegierung
Ser 0asi entfloben. aber er bot beren
Bbilofopbie anaenonmen 1ino ben
,llebermeni6en'' aIs 1inabbangig bon
einem perionliben @ott proflamiert.
Ser Sor iagt in feinein &er3en: @s
| aibt feinen @ott." giniteins offene
grHar,lng 1T Elm Sobn nnb cine 9e.
Ieibignng Milionen bon Mmerifanera
eegeniiber, beren 5reibeiten, Bribile.
glen uno Sdub er eenieBt, iln6 Die
einen perfonliden @ottt berebren. @in-
itein bat ipieberboIt ,nIere 8eoefrei.
beit mibbraudt, Inn Millionen ieiner
neuen Mitbiirser offen au beleioieen.
gr miro idon einnal - Oh er es
min ober .nidt - perionlibe 8efannt-
idaft MAIDEN nit Dem ,perienliben
@ott'.
1tmter Srimmern mnb Npber
Son Dem einitna1s 10 bobitebe1,'
oe,r Golfe ser Sellenen iaet Saline
raDer:
uDas @efdIebt ser &eaenen if in
europa auseerettet. Sd0nbeit Ser
9orper, Sonnenflus ees @eiftes,
@benn1ab uno ginbeit Ser Sitte.
&unit Hennbabn, Staot ,ne Dort
Saulenpradt ,tnb TempeI, ia fogar
Ger Same ift bon Ser Oberflade ses
griediiden Sentiments berfd'p,n6en.
Cine aueifade @r6fdidt, .oas Grim.
mern uno Moeer atpeier 1le,ten uno
beridieoenen Menidenrailen aufee-
bduft, oedt sic @rdber oiefes alien
Bolfes. Die uniterbliben @erfe fei-
ner Setter uno einiee Nuinen anf
bei1natlidem 8ooen fino nod oie Elm.
5ieen 3ensen, oab es einft ein 8eH
Der 9ellenen 9eaeben bat.'
Inter Sriimmern un6 Meoer lie.
gen ean5e golfer nit ibrer a,,ltur
unS @eididte beeraben. @iesieI
Sriimmer ,ino Meoer ipiro be,,te auf-
eebduft? ltno tpeIde 8Slfer tperoen
utter ibnen beeraben? Die Softer
boben feine 8erbeibuna fiir fid, saB
fe nidt 1,ntereeben, Dieie aottIide
3uii6eruna bat aaein bie Stride fir
iid, Die beute 10 ftiefmiitterlid anf
Die Seite eeitent ipiro. 9san tut als
Oh iie gar nid@t ga tpare una bod bat
tie 10 biele irntereeben feben, sic aus.
eeaogen iparen, I'm iie inter Grim.
mern uno Mooer an beeraben. -
(Sdifoipade.)
X X X
10000 beatfde 8auerm iuerben ,m.
seFeSelt
Cine tpeitere BSIfertpan6eruna fin.
bet aus benz ebemalieen 8ltmGnien
nab Deuti6lano fatt. Die erften 9ii.
ee nit oeutfden 5lHdtlinaen aus Dem
bon 8rBlano beietten 8e{farabien
nno ber ora-8ufo,pina, sic friiber au
Hnnlanien 9eberten. f,tbren bon 60.
las aus nad Nor6en in oas 3eid).
Sn ben erften 3iieen befanoen fidh
betagte Granen uno Neanner fe,pie
&ranfe, 2aitipaeen, Gonoeraiiae un6
25 beutibe 8IuBboote >peroen 5u,n
abtransport bon 10000 Deutfd1en
aus 8eiiarabien uno 10000 aus ser =
8ufotpina benubt tperoen. Ser Mb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25
13. 3eatenarfeier Der gbriHianiEs.
ruma Der &rpateu

Nm berganeenen %. Sum- tpuroe
in alien &irden Sueoilatpiens oas
papitlide 8rebe bonn 12. Mai berle>
fen, bur6 bas Sen &atbolifen Sueo>
flamiens bonn 80. sunni 1910 Bis gum
sunni naditen Sabres bas Bripilee
zines Subeliabres se,pdbrt miro, an=
labli6 oes 13. 3entenars Ser 8eoie=
buneen Der &roaten aum 81. Stubl
nno bes 8eeinnes ibrer 'gbriitianilic=
rung.
9as frootiibe 8olf ilt - ,pie Ser
"Siierbotore Homano" ausfiibrt -
nobreno 1900 Sssabren Dem bl. Yetrus
nno ieinen Na6foIeern INNER treu
eeblieben. Die @eibidte lebrt uns,
Dob i'm Sabre 641 ser aus 9olmatien
ftan1menoe Sapft sSobann Ser 8ierte
cine Delegation nit Abt Wartin on
Der Spite 5u ben &roaten ianote, INN
Die Slopen in gang 9almatien nn6
Sitrien aus ben @Gnoen Der llnal6u=
bieen at befreien. Sci oieIer @ele-
genbeit botten Die &roaten oie erite
8eriibrnng NIT DEM Nadfoleer oes
ApoitelfiirIten; 5u9leib beeann ibre
@briitioniiierung. @ad grfiilune fei-
ner 0fiiiion febrte Nbt Nartin nit
ben 8eliqnien Der bl. NartDrer ge=
nantins, sno1taiius, Naurns uno an
oerer nad 9fom anriid. 8apit sSobann
Der gierte erridtete bielen Martprern
cine &apelle int 8aptiiterium bon Can
@iobanni in 2aterano. Sen groben
5ortidritt bes @briitentums in Rroa-
tien f0nnen mir aus Ser Satiode er-
ieben, Dob 40 Sabre ipdter ser FL.
Bapit a9atbo bereits oirefte 8eaie-
bungen nit oen Slatpen (aroaten)
botte. 200 Sabre ipater, i'm Sabre
S7S, idrieb Bopft Sobann Der adte
oem froatiiden Giirlten 5eoeslaus,
lin ieinen Sdreiben nannte ct Die 4po-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25
Dnm -&onbent Der ,,Gatbulie &nral
2ife"-@ereinianna in ct. giomb,
Minn.


Dftober in ct. gIoub, Ninn., taeen>
ben SSobresperfammll1ng Der uGatbo-
lie &nral 2ife" iperoen 10000 8es
fn6ern uSome Maoe- -Sriibitiids9es
ridte ierpiert perben. @s miro Ser
Betpeis eeliefert tperoen, bob es mog.
lid it, cine Mobl5eit fir cine iieben=
f0piiee 5amilie fir tpeniser als' einen
Gent ber3ultellen, nnb boB es mo9lid
lift, Elm tpoblidmedenbes Griibltiid au-
iammen5ulteIlen ous 8robnften, bic
,penieer ols Elm 6iinftel oes Breiites
foften, a1s bieielben Broonfte, Die
man i'm Warft fanft.
als tpeitere praftiide Sebens>piir-
biefeit miro cine Mablmiible fit Sen
Gamiliengebraud nnb cine 8rotb0de-
rel in Ser &onbentionsbolle bor9efiibrt
tper6en.
serner miro elm Saus=@ebjtubl
boreefiibrt, Der iid gum Beben oller
m0aliden Stoffe eienet. &otboliibe
4=@-MGo6en erfl6ren Die beridieoe-
nen gerfabren gum ginnaden bon
Griidten, @emiiien nno 5leiid.
Sim eriten Abeno miro Elm gbor
bon 400 SGneern I0nbli6e 2ieoer, Die
tpeaien fit bieien 3ped fomponiert
fino, gum gortrog brineen. als be-
fonoere 9e,,m,ner idliebt bas Sro-
eromm cine enelifde lleberiesuns Ser
beriibmten europaiiden sSociiten
I(&atb. Siseenobereine) ,inb Der BEL
eii6en 8oerenbono' M r d ieoer
ein: u5or @oo'', u5or our &omes
ano our 5ielos", ,nb ,,9be gbapen
in tie Sielbs'.
9ie NSs!idfeit gut eeIdulter IGnb-
Iider Srbefer miro bur6 cine An-
5abl Srdeter borgetan ,per5en.
Cine Nn5obl gorfiibruneen Der A.
S-glubs uno IGnoliden 8op Sconts
aus alien Teilen Minneiotas, 4-S-
Clubs aus Sotpa, @isconiin, Nibi=
gan, &orb- uno Siib-9afota tperben
gum beiten Der 9eiuder obsebalten
tperoen.
Die 9urdfiibrung oes Broeromms
Iieet in ben @Gnoen bon Reb. Jreoerif
&b. 8aud.
6onSerboHdafter saDlor eimsetroffen
Npron 6. EaDlor, Der bon ieiner
Niiiion ols Sonoerbotld)aiter oes
Rrdiioenten 8ooiebelt beim 8otifan
aariidaefebrt iit, eritottete tpdbreno
eines 2undeons Dem Br0fioenten 8e-
ridt, bon beiien sSSnbaIt Der BrGiioent
onrd ieinen SefretGr Stepben @arlp
folgenoes befannt9ob: Scr gatifan
int iein Moelidites, nm Der Belt ben
Grieben at bringen." SoDIor bolte
tid AUDI burd feline firdli6en Ser
binbun9en SSnformationen aus anoe,
rem europdiiden Stoaten, ,poriiber er
ebenfaus bem BrGii6enten beridtete.
8eamte bes 8eiBen Sauies Iieben ii6
auf feline Debatten Elm, ood leuenet
man ni6t, Dab I,siibten fir einen
Jrieoen audi iett 10 triib iino tpie
friiber.
&atboliider Ereiietas in Spanien
Spaniens &otbolifen arbeiten nit
aIler enereie am Anfbau Der bnrd)
bic &omm,inilten aerlt0rten Hreife.
Gor f,lr5em tpurDe in Naorib Elm au=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

5telfiiriten 8etriis nno BauIns Bro
teftoren Ser Groaten. Der gleitbe
YapIt fonnte elm sSnbr fpater aus oem
Brief bes Siiriten grani,niro oie Ser
bnnoenbeit bieies 5iiriten nit Der r0-
1miIben Stride nmb ibrein Sberbaupt
entnebmen. ,,Seib @ott uno Dem bl.
Betrus treu Bis in ben Sob - ibreibt
ser Yap1t ben Rroaten, - ,ito ibr
tperoet oie arone bes 2ebens empfan-
gen, oie @ott oenen berbeiBen bat,
ole i'm Iieben" Sim @immelfabrts-
tag am 81. Wai 979, aelebrierte ser
e1eide 8opft am @rabe oes III. Be-
trus bic I'll. Nefie fit bie9roaten nro
Iieenete bon BORT aus oas 8ranimiro
ltnb Dos froatiibe golf.
Die eanae @efbibte Ser &roaten
beaeust lire Sre,ie 5u @ott uno .5um
Bapit Als i'm 9. Sabrbunoert Ser
Aneriff auf sie driftlibe @inbeit be-
eann nnb als i'm, II. sabrbunoert
Der Orient fid bonn Stubl bes~ III.
getrus> trennte, blieben Die &roaten
oer&ir1e treu. 8Gbrenb Der Sobr-
bunberte ,pabrenben Sample nit ben
Giirfen blieben fie INNER ,Antenu,
rale @briitianitatis" - gorbur9 oes
gbriitentlms. Nub sic geformotion
lna6te sic 3rooten in ibrem @lau-
ben nidt ,panfeno. Das oben aitierte
Sort oes Bopites Sobonn bes A6ten
bot fib in Der @eidibte bes froati=
f6en Golfes erfiillt.
X X X
Grsbifdof 9rpKaerts seforben
@ie aug Gan Antonio, Eeras, BE-
ridtet miro, iit bereaneenen Sonntoe
Der bortise @r5biibof artbur Serome
Droiiaerts i'm sitter bon " ssobren
Den 5olgen zines Sblaeanfalles er-
legen. CT ipar in 2oniliana gum &rie=
fter aespeibt unb 1918 aum 8iidof
bon Can Nntonio ernannt tuoroen.
1907 iuor er gum giidof erboben ipor-
ben.
X X X
Sassila'uiems &f sesem bic Grei-
,nanrerei
98ie in peri6ieoenen anoern 2Gn=
bern iudt Die 5reimaurerei audi in
Sugoilatpien ourd eebeime rebolutio=
mare ltmtriebe 2ano uno 9leeierune
unter ibren ber6erbli9en ginflub 5n
brineen. SIM 3uiammenbone NIT ser
entloiiune bes friibern MiniIterprd-
|ioenten Stoiaoinobic unb oefien sSie-
Sereintritt in bas politiibe 2eben itebt
eine f6orfe &anpaene. geeen Die 8el=
eraoer 5reimaurerei. 9ieie tpiro pub
l'5iitiia bonn Organ oes iIotpeni1den
6atbolifenfiibrers nno oerseitiaen
l1nterridtsminifters Miar. aoroiec,
Dem ,,Slopene5'' eefiibrt. 9as BIatt
erbebt geeen Die 8eleraoer Greimau=
rerei bie 9nflase, cine 9aebolutionie-
rung oes 8alfans boraubereiten nn6
oie frieolide Neuoronune sSueo1la-
tpiens 5u bintertreiben. 8ereits bot
Die Boliaei in Der 8eleraoer 2oee ei-
ne eingebenoe 9urbludune boree-
nomnlen hno bieielbe au6 auf sic
|Erioatipobnuneen Ser fiibrenoen Mo,,-
ret auseeoebnt. sSn politiiden &rei-
len balt man bas alleemeine gerbot
Der Jreimaurerei in SsSuaollatpien unb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25
@lIdlides GpH in ber @ilb,

@lMdlides &olf in Der @ilbnis
Gin armeeflieeer bon Herr ent.
oedte fiirolib inmitten einer iiioome.
rifanil6en Bilonis elm tpeibes goIf,
oos felt 25 Sabren ipeltentfernt, in
5rieoen uno @intradt bort ipobnt.
als bor einem 8ierteliabrbnnoert Der
@nmmimartt in Die 9riide 9ing.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

&atboliider Sreiietas in Spanien
Spaniens &otbolifen arbeiten nit
aIler gnereie om Anfbau Der bur6
Die &ommuniiten aerltSrten 8refie.
Gor furaem tpuroe in Naorib elm au=
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-05
Central Students
In Square Dance

\ square dance will be given in
the Central School auditorium Fri
day evening from to o'clock. This
Is part of the regular school work
in physical education. which is be-
ing emphasized this year in the
schools.
\ small admission fee will be
charged
The following children will take
part: john Hicks. Vernon Gupton.
William Weaver. J. u. Harris. Titus
Falliner. Tommy Morris. Eugene
Harris. Fred Hight. Grover GriS<om.
Elsie Thomas, James Weaver. Lucius
Freeman. Ruth ASkeW. Lois Whit
ley. Georgia ZapantiS. Elizabeth
ADAMS. Carrie Carroll. Lillian Davis,
Ruth Perry. Fay Ray LaSSter Betty
Jean Thomas. Viola Grammer. Fran
ceS BoWden, and PatSeS Gill.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-05
PIT. A. Meeting
At Central School

The Parcnt-Teacher Association of
Central school met Wednesday after
noon at Bis o'clock at the school.
Mrs. Avis Turner's pupils presented
d Thanksgiving program which was
much enjoyed.
During the business session Mrs.
Newman. membership chairman. re-
ported rorty-ninc members to date.
A prize is to be given to the room
getting the most members, the con-
test to end Friday of this week.
Mrs. Il. J. Jones made the lunch
room report Mrs LuCiuS Freeman
asked again that warm clothing be
given to use as the weather is 50
much colder.
Plans were made for the Christi
mas party to be had at the school
for the children un the afternoons
of December 20.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-05
Sans S0uG Club Hears
Mayor Henry I: Po70eH

will be presented at the formal
Christmas program two weeks hence.
Discussion during the business Sos
sion was also held regarding the
needy family TO be provided for dur
ing the holiday season.
A delightful social hour was en-
joyed following the program and
business period. Mrs. Nanny was as
sisted IN serving delectable salad
plate and dessert course by Mrs. 7.
G.. Hurncr and Mrs. Frank Barnhart.
Special guests Ior the afternoon IN
cluded Mayor and Mrs. Henry /,
Powell: Mrs. B. c. Rcavis; and Mrs.
W. II. Daniel. Members were Me-
DANES W. W. Parker, J. c. Mann, i.
S. Johnson. S. E. Jcnnette. R. y. w.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-05

Mrs. f. E. Nanny was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon to members of the
Sans SOuci Literary club and several
invited guests, with Mayor Henry r.
Powell as speaker for the occasion.
Mrs. Nanny entertained at the
home Of Mrs. W. B. Waddill, which
presented delightfully."- seasonal APP
pcarance with its lighted red candles
in brass candclabra and glowing
open fire One of the high points of
decorations was the living room table
ON which Il snow scene was fashion
ed. a large holly trimmed snow ball.
tied with red cellophane, rested on
Tie shining pool of Il reflector. and
green forest. Tiny figures Of chill
uren IN scarlet iulu M...,> ,..,, ..,...
played and Skated about the ball in
litelike abandon, and drew the ad
miring eXclamationS Of the HOSTESS
guests.
The program for the afternoon
was The State Legislature. and
Mayor Powell held the complete in
terest of his audience while he told
of the various types of legislative
procedure from the early colonial
days to the present. His address held
enough Of the history of the states
governing body and enough Of the
prcscnt-day activity to afford we'll
balanced instruction on both past and
present. The gratitude of the club
lor his part on the program was cN-
pressed by Mrs. W. W. Parker, chair
man Of the program committee, and
by the president. Mrs. S. +. JcnnCtt",
As Il close to the program, songs were
sung in unison.
As has been the custom for Scv-
cral years, club members entered in
- In" drawing Of cath others names
for Christmas remembranceS, which
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-05
Have Christmas DISPLAY.

An exhibit of Christmas decora-
items and tables will be given in OK
ford Friday afternoon at the COM
munity house. by the Auxiliary of
St Stephens Episcopal church, &C
cording to announcement today. The
public is cordially invited.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-05
PAGE FIVE :

has call from company which /;
furnishing straw for use at Fort
Bragg.
a price Of $3.50 per ton is offered
for top grades. and shipments from
the county should be pooled. Mr..
Sanders said
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-05
SLIM, PANELLED COTTON
FROCK
Marian Martin
PATTERN 9IN2

IA ELM JJDS
or course you want your now
huu<cfrocll to be simple as possible,
but you insist upon Il llattcring APP
pearancc as well. Here's Il simple
style, Pattern $500. that's both
speedy to make and becoming to
wear. Marian Martin has planned
this Iruck in princess Stylc--SO pop
ular for its flowing, smooth lines and
its straight. eaSy-tO-SeW seams. The
back-tyng belt is optional: as is the
button trim. Choose between long
and short sleeves. That novel-Shap-
ed collar makes decorative note,
especially if you add pockets Shap-
ed to match and edge both with rio
rae. You might even have the COL
lar in contrast. Make this style in
gay cutton-Wear it the livelon2
day.
Pattern $500 may be ordered only
in women'> sizes 81, Sc, So. 40, -.
"A. 46 and 48. Size 36 requires 4 l-8
yards 35 inch fabric and SO yards
ric-rac.
Send fifteen sentS III coins 'or thi-
Marian Martin pattern. Be sure to
write plainly your size, name. ad-
dress. and style number.
Send your oruer 10 Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department,
80 w. 18th ST, New YORK, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-05
Miss Greenway Recovering.

Miss Grace GrccnWay is reported
recovering satisfactorily from an OPP
GRAFTON which she underwent recent
t. It Maria Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-05

Radford, Willis BlacIsnaIl, D. p. Nc
DufGce, II. A. Newell, II. L. Gambler,
J. l.. WcSter, Frank Nj. Barnhart and
Z. a. Latta.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-05
STRAW WANTED.

j. W. Sanders, Vance county farm
agent, today asked all Vance county
farmers having straw for sale To
communicate with him. as his office
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-05
Story Hour.

Mrs. Ray Hull will he narrator at
the Perry Library story hour, which
will be held Friday afternoon at t
O'Clock at the library.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-05
SOCIETY NEWS
Choir Practice

Inc senior choir of the First Meth
ootSt church will practice tonight at
40 O'Clock at the church.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-05

Portugal stands highest among
the great nations in It's percentage
of more females than macs
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-05
TOMATOES GATHERED
IN EARLY DECEMBER

Miss Ruhy Smith, q: KIltrclI,
brought to the Dispatch office We'd
nc$day Il number of luscious, ripe
tomatoes. which she said had Just
been gathered from vines at her
home. She said tomatoes had been
growing at her home most Of the fall
season. All were large and we'll de-
veloped and of equally as good quail
ity as first crops in the spring.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-04-11
BOARD TO STUDY
new STAMP PLAN
Conference Held Today Re-
suits In Decision to
Seek Action

A decision to place the federal
food stamp plan before the board
of welfare and the board Of finance
for study was made at conference
at the office of Mayor Vincent A..
Scully today. Reports of the work
ings of the plan in Hartford and
Springfield. were submitted by a
committee which recently visited
the two cities.
1t is estimated that the city must
supply a revolving fund of 100000
if the plan is to be placed III opera
ton in Waterbury. The problem of
securing this sum must be con-
sidered If it is decided to seek gov
eminent approval for establishment
of the plan here.
Taking part in the conference
we're Mayor Scully, Welfare Supt.
Martin Hayden, Secretary John P.
Fitzmaurice, Budget Director
Thorvald Olsen, Secretary Frank
Green of the Chamber of Commerce
and representatives of local grocers
and butchers.