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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-28
BE Truthful, Gals
FIRST LADY ARRIVES
AT l. A., LEAVES AGAIN

LOS ANGELES. March %. tUP)-
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt arrived by
American Air Lines from New York
city at GAS a. m. today and left five
minutes later in another, special
plane for Seattle, Wash.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-28
Sunrise Servi &c
Opens CuvuIcude

While scores of carlyriSing CauXico folk looked on,
the first annual Desert Cavacadc got under way soon
after sunrise Thursday religious note.
Dedication ceremonies conducted in the chill
of early morning at the city park near the city hall where
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-28
Park Program u p
TO New Council

Supervised play for children of Ell Centre was among
the issues Thursday that members of the revised city
council will have to face after the April elections
The issue probably will come head in action of the
new park commissioner regarding activities at the new
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-28
Census Takers
Called Harmless

Don't be afraid of the takers; they harm
less Forrest Heat census SUPERVISOR assured Imperial
Valley residents Thursday he opened twoday train
ing school for the and scheduled to start
counting April DOGGY takers who ask
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-28
Gambling. Sub Rosa Issue
In City Elections. Slated
For Superior Court Test
rCaIipatria Convictions Will Be Taken
Upon Appea|+o Clarity Law, Decide
Disputed a|Definitions

The illegal gambling controversy, red hot if sub rosa
issue in the coming city elections in Imperial county
Thursday headed for airing in superior court after
two convicted late Wednesday of illegal gam
bling in inland Immediate appeal TO superior from
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-28
West Asks Board
To Change Policy
On Standby, Offer
We'll Abide By Findings Of Best
Engineer in Nation Declare District
Dire ctors in Comment on Power

A fight to finish indicated Thursday between
the Nev-Ca Electric and the Imperial Irrigation district
the corporation released statement fatly refusing to
sell its system and refung objections to proposal for
supplying extra power to district lines.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-28
"a AMBLING
x EPORTER
Crisis in Automobiles

Crisis in Automobiles
DO you know where your auto
mobile tsp" Herb Bergstead asked
Buck Oakley at Imperial the other
day after Herb had returned to his
office from lunch.
out in the parking lot where l
left it," Buck replied and went on
working. Then he began to get
curious, because Herb was in the
habit of borrowing the machine for
use at lunchtime
Where IS the carp" he asked.
Il dunno replied Herb. II left
it on Imperial avenue and when I
came back it was gone SO I walked
back to the office"
Narrowly averting a faint because
OF the indifference, Buck started
out to find his missing machine and
located it on Imperial avenue OPP
posite Salty Melons place AS later
reconstructed. here is what hap
pened:
Salty and d. j. McChristy want
cd to go to the bank and asked per-
mission to borrow Jim Davis car.
They went outside. climbed into a
car that they thought was Jim's
and drove to Ell Centre When they
returned they turned the keys over
to Jim and were dumbfounded when
he said:
Hey, these aren't my keys and
that's not my carl"
About that time Buck appeared on
the scene and the affair was
Strengthened out. Bucks chief re-
gret, however, was
why didn't l report it as stolen
car and have Salty and Mac ar
reStcd!"
Shift In Credit
Heap ashes upon our head and
garlands upon the dome of Ben
Williams!
Remember all the hoop-lah about
Red Barnard's ability as mouse
trapper? Well, according to Ben it's
a lot of tripe. The latest story is
that Ben set the traps and Red
wont enter the storage room until
Ben has removed the bodies!
So you get the coonSkin cap, Ben.
Surprise to Washington
While discussing airline schedules
not ing ago with chance &C
quaintance RR wondered out loud
what line operated through such and
such city.
II think it's PWA," was the help
full answer.
RR'S been trying ever since to
think Of something slower than a
PWA airline.
BE Truthful, Gals
This is one 10000 club Shindlg
that RR isn't going to miss, even
if we have to attend in disguise.
In April some time we learn the
club will put on suppressed de-
sires" affair in which each comes
costumed to represent their own de-
sire or inhibition!
Oh boy! Anybody want to borrow
one of our suits?
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-28

Butter: Los Angeles 28c; but
terfat, Imperial Valley I. o. b. ranch.
grade A, BIC; manufacturing milk
31c: route gathered cream &c.
L. A. hay: Z. s. No. S13.50-l4;
U S No. 2 leafy 12.50-13.50; No.
2 S1O.5O-11: Mpls. May. flax Sl.so.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15
I NdrOdnl BeSeda.
: PRAzKA DYILA cd vACsLAvA kEzN1cKA.

nesm1rnemu, pred druzkami O.
vsem re nejprve tajnemu pre-
kvapen1 poznala, re Sc S MIN O.
pet zde v dome shledala. By
dit totiz zrovna prot bytu pa
nj Smutne pres zahradku u sta
rickeho krejc1ho Mraze, ktery
nejednomu dobremu vlastenci
a znamenitemu Cechu ma ka-
bat strihl.
Ami PAM mat jej1 Sc o tie ma
hode dlouho nedovedela, az j
ma to sla rGznymi obavami pu-
zena pant Smutna upozornit a
tn bystra a opatrna matka rex
la, re j o tom dcera r1kala a
re Dvoraka davno Una.
Nepokladala to patrne "a zad-
ne nestest1. Vzpomnela svych
mladych let a pomyslila, re "a
povezene ovoce nejlepe chutna
a proto dceTi lasce zrovna pT1
lis nebranila, hledic il pouze u
drzeti v mez1ch, v tom vedom1,
re kdyz nenf zapovedi, nen1 ia
Ike why.
Ostatne il znamost ia zad-
nych uzkost1 nezpusobovala,
tax re opravdu Jez1sek ma scho
dech ticheho domu v Zahradnl
ulici, kdyby mluviti mohl, lee
cos bv ma .Jirinu 2 ma DVOTaka
povadeti dovedl. Ale mic tax
hrozneho, co by sc bylo ma sve-
te jeste neprihodilo! z Judity
mluvila patrne jenom bleda
zavist.
Vsak take i ona cernymi IRA
ky hodila tam, kan Jirina chr
pou svych oci pohl1zela.
V okne, podel zdi kolkolem
silnym bfectanem ovinutem,
bylo videti dive hlav, kterako
ven hled1. Jedna nalezela Dvo-
rakovi, ale komu druha?
Jirina byla by Vojtecha po-
hybem ruky nejak pozdravila,
to jest ma jeho pokyn odpove-
della, ale kdyz videla neho
neznameho il pana, tn rychle
"a Juditou do dver1 obytu PAM
|Smutne zaskocila, a ODE daily
Sc v kuchyni poznovu do hlasi-
teho smfchu, ktereho dojista i
Vojtech doslechl.
Kdyz TASTY, zmizely i hlavy
cd okna a tichem dome ma
stall opet poznovu jake bezzi-
votny, adventn1 dobou zvyso-
vany kid, jejz Ease ma orech Sc
sletuj1c1 vrabcaci kTikem svym
rusili a jejz z koupi ~vracej1cl
Sc Ema ma okamzik ozivila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15
AvSak kdyz divky do bytu


PAM Smutne TASTY, nenastalo
ticho pouze venku v dome, pc
ochoze a v zahradce, nybrz ma
stale take i celem bytu sta
Tickeho krejcovskeho mistra
Vaclava Mraze. On u sveho
stolecku ozbrojen jehlou a v ST.
rokou cernou kost zasazenymi
sky paral Sc s jakymsi kabat-
KEN a nemaje u sebe rovnez
staTickou druzku sveho zivota
mlcel naslouchaje pouze, KITE
rak mad MIN v kleci prave pre-
pelichany kanarek "Man1nek'
poznovu hrdelko sve 81 ladl, a.
by pc Novem roce co nejlepe
svemu ziviteli a opatrovateli
pro radost a poteseni pri praci
mohl zapeti, a vedle v pokojl-
ku, jejz jiz kolikaty rok snaze-
nee libomudrctv1 Vojtech Dvo-
Tak obyval a k dosazen1 auskul
tantstv1 ma nekterem gymnasiu
Sc chystal, take al do pf1chodu
d1vek panuj1c1 ivy hovor uml-
XII, tax re to az staremu mistru
bylo napadno.
Domn1val sc, re "panouSek",
|jak DvoTaka jmenoval,s e sym
hostem, ktery no tn poprve ma
vstivil, rozprav1 O necem tai
mem poseptmo.
Nez mylil Sc.
DvoTak1v host a krajan, pan
Bretislav Neustupa, toho casu
kandidat pray a I'D ceske Matt
ce, stall u stolku sveho pr1tele
jake %pTimrazen a usmfvaje Sc
ztrnula hledel ma dvere,v nichz
devcata zmizela.
Byl vsecek pTekvapen a pin
rozpakdv i pred sym pT1telem
Dvorakem, ktery Sc zat1m ma
pohovku Ease usadil a ma pf1-
tele s 1casti a podiven1m Sc d1-
val.
Exam pax mysl1s?" vyrusil
no konecne, an nepfipadl ma
to, re by no snad devcata ne.
jak prekvapen1m naplnila.
Neustupa sc otazkou pflte.
lovou vzpamatoval. Lehounce
sc zardel a jail Sc hned omlou.
vati.
81 tax mne neco napadlo!'
prohodil.
Dvorak 81 dale ma mic nepo'
myslil. Neustupa prisel k ne.
mu O d1lezite zalezitosti poho
vorit.
(Pokracovanf.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15
kalendar "Amerikan" ma rok
1941 jig vysel.

v techto dnech vysel jiz Ga
rocnlk obl1beneho cesko-ame.
rickeho kalendare "Amerika.
ma ma rok 1871. Tato publ
kace, vydavana jiz cd roku
1876, ma v ceske Americe i We
stare vlasti ustalenou dobrou
povest pro svGj bohaty a roz-
mainly obsah, jasny fisk ma
peknem a trvanlivem papfru a
krasne illustrace. Tento novy
rocn1k prinasf opet bohatstvi
latky, die osvedcene tradice wy
davatelG a pres sto vaznych i
zertovnych illustraci. V obsahu
"Amerikana ma rok 1941" mai
de ctenaf nekolik romankd a
poyldek, humoresek a staff,
vztahuj1c1ch Sc k d1lezitym u
dalostem uplynuleho roku.
z bohateho a pestreho obsa-
hu uvadime tyto vetsi prace o.
tistene v novem rocniku "Ame-
rikana ma rok 1941."
"Neprlzn1 osudu k vitezstvi"
v pfekladu J. V. Welcla, "Gor-
COMA z literarnf pozustalosti
Bedricha Moravce. "Novy Ii
vot' cd Irmy Ortove, "Andul-
ka ma komlne" cd dra. Jana
Havlasy, "Az pride den" cd
V. S. a cd tehoz autora "Ko-
medic Sc psem", dale Pen1ze"
cd K. Kabata. "Vyhrana saz-
ka = vyhrana laska" z literar-
nj pozustalosti Roberta RGzic-
ky, a j. Velmi zajimavou je
autobiograficka crta lonskeho
roku koncem listopadu zemTe-
leho c~eskoamerickeho spisova-
tele a zurnalisty r. J. Psenky,
sefredaktora "Svornosti" a GA
merikana". Tato crta ma pri-
padny nazev "zivot nebo ro-
man? Neobycejne zaj1mavym
pr1spevkem je clanek "Tri ctvr
tt stolet1 Cd nejvetsi politicke
vrazdy v historic Ameriky",
dale uvad1me z obsahu "Struc-
ny pfehled evropske valky",
fadu krats1ch povidek, crt a
basnl, pTehled nejd1lezitejs1ch
udalostf ceske Ameriky, boha-
te Klasobran1 humoru a vtipu,
stat 81 galerie vynikaj1c1ch
~CechoamericanG", zivotopisy
starych osadnfkd, "Diamanto-
We jubileum Sokolstva v Anne
rice, mimo obvyklou cast ka-
lendafn1 a oznamkovou.
T1mto rocn1kem - Sedesa-
tym ctvrtym = zGstava kalen-
daf "Amerikan" veren sve do
bre povesti a pTinas1 SWIM cte-
naFdm mnoho civil krasnych a
uslechtilych pozitkG.
Ia 60 centG jest kalendaf
"Amerikan" posilan postou
kamkoliv. KalendaT "Ameri-
kan" je v prodeji v kazdem &C.
skoslovenskem knihkupectv1,
nebo lie jej primo objednati u
vydavatele ma adresu: Aug.
Geringer a Synove, 1920 S. Pu-
laski Road, Chicago, Illinois.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15
Manuel vedl policii k hrobu
zenv. liz zabil.

V Allegan, Mich, mrtvola
Eileen Nelson Darrowove, KITE
ra byla pred trent mes1ci Cd
dana S Dalem Darrowem z
Pontiac, byla vyzdvizena z
melkeho hrobu, v nemz il Oar
row zakopal v sobotu v noel.
barrow primal Sc, re zavraz-
dill svou manzelku, protoze br-
zy mela sc staff matkou a ne
mel pence, ably Sc postaral G
decko.
barrow, 24let starry a jehc
zena, II let stara, Eli odlouce-
ne vetsinu casu sveho manzel-
skeho zivota, ktery zacal v srp-
nu nucenou zenitbou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15
Nezapomsl ma maminku.

K dojemne tragedii doslo v
Milwaukee, pri ktere i lekafi
slzeli, kdyz byl privezen 6lety
Donald Gordon, jemuz poulic-
nj kara rozmackala ODE nohy.
S kamaradem Sci pres ulici, dr.
re v ruce cent, "a ktery 81 chtel
neco koupiti, kdyz jej kara "a
sahla. Kdyz jej polozili uni
raj1c1ho ma operacn1 still, hos1k
podaval cent lekari Sc slovy +:
"Mistr, dejte ten cent moi ma
mince, ale dejte jej j jiste."
To byla jeho posledn1 slova a
"a nekolik okamzikd vypustil
ducha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15
Znechutil Sc mu zivot.

Ma farme bllze Kenesaw, v
Nebrasce, sc zastfelil Al rok
starry farmar Clifford Hawks,
ale CO jej dohnalo k sebevraz-
de, nebylo zjisteno. Byl zenat
a Zanechava manzelku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15

V East Liverpool, O., Patsy
Capparelli z East Palestine ,byl
%pokutovan 500 a z%aplacenl
soudnich 1trat a odsouzen ma
sest meslc1 do zalare pro but
legaTstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15
Rada.

Skoro vsichni lekari Sc sho-
duj1 v tom, re nejlepslm lekem
ma nachlazen1 jest odpocinek v
posteli.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06

lairymcn make the same charge. Our
mineral states. Ike Montana and Ne
Vada, complain similarly. They're
particularly ErettcG a. 10 cooper.
These various interests. combined.
constitute mighty formidable 0..G.
Practically all ItCpurl, cans arc pro-
tcctiCniS1s. \ lot Of Democrats are
gruttct!Onistic as II liVeS:oc!l; not as
- minerals. MinCrII Democrats ne
prutcctlonst.c as % copper uuu A;l-
ganesS. not, 10 Dy;ncrl". - To- Il. =
stock. bUt the r@-ueC.r'1 ar1ups = l.
tU;.lsy recognize ti.;.t II L. ar ~.
strength: so thCy Irc up ;ys,i,."r.
It's Known as "Iog-roll;ng.'
Wheeler Versus ByTncS.
Senator Wheeler benefit, ~ this
So ~ tang. 80 far Is concerns on
Da &c producers. They're a.F.iu nl
Argentine nICJt ana Wheat. Cnilyan
copper, Brazilian cotton unI H.
Si.! nangancsC.
\ generation OF two ago, when nui
urr,n indus tries were young. ~ui
E:,utiGctui a. were or pf.ri- p,D.
tccUcniSts. Today foreign CONT H.
ton doe.n't worry them !nIl,r,9l!y
Henry Fora, Tor v.amPi". = i y!l
apprChcnsHc ui IN inf,ttX pf ;or,,gl,
maze ihvverS intU III" America,
market. what nc wants l.; a ir"vr .y!-
elSn field. His type Of Yankee p,o-
duccrj arc miGdinS >Uuuo rIIc lg.J-
els DIS vi the present writing.
Which isn't 20 nice f." prU,crt.n-
iStic senator Wheeler.
Whereas Senator Wheeler has
gained ground in the west, Senator
Byrnes has gained ground among
big lndustral!Sts. These latter lolH
want economy and less government
tai spending. That's what Senator
ByrnC& stands Tor.
a Republican certainly WuUld tx
more satisfactory 10 Republicans
than either OF the two. But, as b.
tween tnc!C, they surely would Dc
better satisfied with l5yrncs thar
with Wheeler. The argument. thougt
is between DGmoCiat5--aS bctWce!
Democratic ByIncs and Democratic
Wheeler.
I'm -Wheeler-not on economic
GROUNDS, but because | like BuriUi
personally better than I like Jimmie
The formers preferable to the latter
as neWspaperman's man.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06
Baptist Circles
To Meet Monday

The circles OF the Woman'S Mis-
sionary Society Of the First Baptist
church will meet Monday afternoon,
January 8, at $3.50 o'clock as follows;
No. with Mrs K. L. Burton.
No. 2. with Mrs. w. c. Stainback
and Mrs. w. E. Walker.
No. 3. with Mrs. J. H. Bum.
No. 4. in the Junior department OF
the church.
No. =. with Mrs. J. H. AbbItt.
No. s. with Mrs Lee Averette. ana
Mrs. E. A. Latta.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06
Drewry News

Edward Parks, of the Norfolk
Station. visited friends in DreWry
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ. Fleming
and children spent Sunday in Gates
lille. as the guests Of Mrs. G. X.
Riddick. mother Of Mrs. J. c. Wat
.:n5. Of DreWry.
Ernest Day has returned 10
Greensboro after visiting friends in
2relvry over the weekend.
Mrs. Leila Hayes and little Ray
williams. Jr., of Henderson, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. l.. Will
Jams. of DreWry.
Miss Helen Benton, Of Middle
burg. was the weekend guest o.
Miss Louise Williams, Of DreWry.
Misses Louise Williams and Helen
Benton spent New Years holiday
| n Henderson as the guest OF Miss
Janet Hayes.
Mrs. n. L. Williams spent Tues
day vi.h her sister. Mrs Weldon
Capps. near DreWry.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest White, Of
Wise. Miss Anne Jones, of Miami,
Fla.. and Jack Williams, of Hen
| lorSon. visited Mr.. and Mrs. N. L..
Williams. of DreWry. Sunday.
Miss Lillian Watkins has returned
to Meredith College after the holi-
laws, to resume her studies.
Norman Bullock has returned to
Campbell College after spending the
HOLIDAYS with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hope Bullock, of DreWry.
Nat White has returned to State
College after spending the holidays
With his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry White. of DreWry.
Miss Lucy Bullock has returned
. Peace College after spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Hope Bullock, of DreWry.
Miss Rosa Mae Paschall has re-
'urned to Richmond after visiting
'?er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Price
baseball. over the weekend.
Runie WalStcn has returned TO
DreWrv IA resume his studies at
the Middlahurc high school, after
pending the holidays with his par
snts in Rocky Mount
Willie Paschall and family were
he guests Of his mother, Mrs. Lucy
| 2aschall. of DreWry. Saturday
hight.
Friends will be sorry to lcarr
hat Mrs. Lucy Bullock is sick al
he home Of her son, Mrs. Hope Bull
'ock. near DrcWry.
j. B. Robertson is leaving Thurs
lay for the &C camp, he will be
tatiOned at Nashville.
Charlie Fleming and H. 3. Black
'urg arc planning to enter the CCC
emp. At Raleigh on Thursday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06
Bridge Luncheon For
Hrs: Joseph K. Parks

On Friday from eleven until two
O'Clock. Mrs. Marvin C0ghill and
Mrs. Lee Coghill delightfully."- enter
tanned at 4 luncheon honorIng their
niece, Mrs. J. X. Parks, a recent
bride.
The home on the Raleigh road was
most attractive with evergreenS and
4 glowing open fire.
.Atter several progressionS OF
bridge. the high score was won by
the honor guest. Mrs. J. *. PARKS.
The consolation prize went to Miss
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06
Presbvterians To
Have Circles Meet

The circles Of the Woman'S AuNi-
liary Of the First Presbyterian
church will meet Monday afternoon
and evening as follows;
$50 p. M. circle No. |, Mrs. {. L.
Garter. chairmar: Mrs. i. B. Wat
kins. hostess. Circle No. ,, Mrs. d. S
Bryan. chailman; Mrs. !. Harry
Bryan. hostess.
6 =. m. circle No. 3, Mrs. Dawn
Shcarin. chairman: Miss Meta Rock
er. hostess. at home Of Miss Lizzie
Lewis. Circle No. I. Mrs. c. B. Hamn
chairman: Mis-. Il. G. KitWell
hostess.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06


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-.. - c1at', all the more reason
..as...g hi, charming, 2asy-to-
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&. .r-.ar. will look radiant.
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2. -. u, Is. 30, 10. u and Al
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ht surg TO write plainly your SIZE
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06
~ HsOC
Miss Marjorie Gerber
TO We'd CeCilLu7Qv9uC9

Mrs. N. S. Gerber, of Henderson.
2'HounCeS the engagement of her
daughter, Marjorie, To J. Cecil
laurence. pastor of the Presbyter-
ian church ut E&r;na.
Miss Gerber is Il graduate of Hen
derSon high school and of Peace
college. Raleigh. She also took Il
o>t-gradui:te course at i PennsEl-
t0nja school. and attended PreSby-
terrain Training School for church
workers III Richmond, Va.
For the past year and half
Miss Gerber has been secretary and
assistant religious director tor
young people il the First PreSDy-
terrain church. III Raleigh, -of which
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06

Dr.. +. a. Miller is pastor. For the
two preceding years she held 4 sec
ret;,rial post in tha executive offices
81 the Boy Scouts of America At
, Park Avenue. New York city.
MI. Lawrence Is native Of
kenly, was graduated from David,
son college. and has been pastor Of
the Varina church for the pusl oar
years. He also has charge OF the
Home Mission " york ul lr.nvuI,'
prcSbytery Ill the vicinity 0! Raleigh
and Fuquay Springs.
Debate plans Tor the wedding,
which vii take place in the early
spring. "! Hc announced later.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06

Alice Cline Smith. The hostesseS pre-
scented the honor guest with gift
Of Crystal.
\ tWJ course luncheon was served
to thc following: MeSdames T. G.
Powell, Alfred Mcfarland and J. T.
Buchanan, of Oxford; J. X. Parks,
Glenn SatterWhite, Robert Parks. r.
F. Thompson, Conrad Coghill, c. E.,
Page, H. J. Parks, and Misses Alice
Cline Smith, Elizabeth Garrett, and
the hoStesses, Mrs. Marvin Coghill
and Mrs Lee Coghill.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06
Shaw PhiIathea Class

The Shaw Philathca class Of the
First Baptist church will be taught
by their pastor, the Rev. E. Norfleet
Gardner, Sunday morning at 10
o'clock. A full attendance of the
members is desired and all visitors
will be welcome.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06
CHURCH SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCEMENT
Carolina Begging Go.
Officials GiUe Dance

Mrs. Kate S. Watkins and S. S.
2arnam.
Hal ThurSton'S orchestra. from
Rocky Mount. furnished muslc for
the occasion. During ntcrmiSSlon,
punch was served.
These who attended the dance
said that il was one of the best
given during the Christmas season.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06

-, re Flao"aean has returned
Y. York C;.y. whore She i a
,..a-.- S.. ;:,e New YORK Sc.2o! OF
=.-s -: Applied AIS. end Eric
-.--....a. j.. who i >tudy'ng at
- .'....s.>..r o. Pennsylvania. has
-. Philadelphia. They both spent
- GAYS here with their parents.
~ il. Z. c.. Flanagan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06
Jane NEWELL Head
OF Episcopal Girls

Greensboro. Jan. 6.-MlSS Jane
Newell. of Henderson, Il ireShniI'
the Woman's college oil th'
University of North Carolina. ha'
cen elected chairman Of the fresh
IAN Episcopal group, which cen
* IFS work At St Marv'S House
.le Episcopal student center
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06
O. T.. s. To Meet

The regular meeting of the James
3. White chapter No. 1919 .. L. S.
will be held Monday evening at 7:30
O'Clock at the Masonic home on
Young street. All members are urg-
ed TO be present
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06
Miss AIaude Hicks
Weds D. I. Siberian

Mr. and Mrs. s. p. Hicks Of Hen
der;on route l. have announced the
marriage cg Their daughter. MGude
Elizabeth, 10 Drew Thomas Siberian
On Thursday. December %. 1888. al
l5oy01Cn. Virginia.
The young couple are making then
HOnlG in L0u;Suurg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06
Go to Atlanta.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells, OF At
lanta. Ga, were recent visitors to
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric G. Flanagan.
They were accompanied to Atlanta
by Mrs. Flannagan's mother, Mrs.
Elite Morris. who will visit there for
several months.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06

The dance given last night at
West End Country CLUB from 1890
to 2:30 o'clock, by the officers Of
the Carolina Tagging Co., cana rs
u rlimaH to the holiday festivities
here. The affair was in honor If
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. King, il, Of
Memphis, Tenn, house guests OF
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06

Java is rich in holidays because Of
its cosmopolitan population. Janu-
airy l is New Years Day for the
Dutch overlords; the Chinese New
Year CASUALLY the first week in
February, is observed by the many
Chinese; while the native New Year
follows Immediately after the Chi
nese one
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06
Class to Meet.

The Edith Ellis Phiiathea class will
hold its regular monthly meeting
Monday evening at o'clock at the
home Of Miss Evelyn Wilkinson. with
MISS Ernestine Cottreil DIS assistant
CrStCSS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06
Navy Inquiry By Con-
gress Is Planned

Continued From Page IJnel
in the department, and, some OF
them charged, was directly reSpJn-
iible for defects in the fleets new
est deStroyers which give them a
tendency toward top-neaviness I'M
der certain conditions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06
Return to College.

Miss Lucy P. Bullock and Nor
man Bullock have returned to their
respective colleges after the holl-
days with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hope Bullock. of Manson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-06
MIR. Knott Improves

JudSon Knott, of Townsville, who
has been in Maria Parham hospital
undergoing treatment since an auto
mobile accident two week ago, was
said today to be improving slowly.