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Evening star., 1940-10-20
Bright DESTINY g
bu joseph Chadwick
CHAPTER I

Diane Cacoden had heard time that newspapers
advertisement that
TOKEN and posed on the mirror dressing
1t read:
WANTED team for engagement private party
Evening star., 1940-10-20

We won't say anything more over
the phone. So long"
Then, as Diane put down the
phone, the police were at her door.
Copyright. 1910, Chicago Daily News, Inc.
Tomorrow-From the police Diane
learns the charge against Juan.
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do hacia Ia casa. a pique de es-
trellarme.
iNuestro hil0i-. iSe habia en-
contrado a nuestro hijoi- iDios
Sc habia apiadado De nosotros. y
habia en- el mundo IN alma COM
.pasiya cue habia yenido a Ia ha-
cieuda a deycBernos Al hijo de
mis- entrahasl..
iAhi con que loea algeria yo.
.laba so en- aquel caballol-
In sehor me esperaba en- Ia
.salita del piso bajo.
Micaela saii6 a mi encuentro
.en q iardin, dicitndome que 81
deseonoc.dc, IN senior misterio-
50 y eIegante. esperaba por mi.
70 me precipite en- Ia estan-
.cia.- ". ,horror, Miguelh +,
uunca podras imaginarte quien
era aquel sehor que me espera-
.ba., qui6n era aquel hombre que
Saba d6nd9 es,aba nuestro hi.
jor;uera Isidoroll
La gaceta., 1940-10-10

Miguel De GuzmAn lanD an
gritO De asombro, agarrandO q
Maria por On BRAVO.
-Que diees. Maria7
ST, Miguel. Era Isidoroi
ERA nj marido, en- persons
q hsbia sidO 81 que nos roba-
"a q nuestro nihOl.. III 10 tenia
en- "a poderL.
Guzman lanz6 ah0ra una fu-
ROSA exclamation. 81 tempo que
'batia e aire con los brazos, cris-
pando los puhos y dieiendo en-
.tono amenazador:
-tD6nde esthZ blonde IS
Ia q miserable7.. Dime d6nde
.estAL. lie he de arranear Ia VI
da con estas manosl...
Pero Maria deshizo 50 furia.
Cogiendole por los hombros,
exclam6 con IN tono q. era una
mezcla de algeria radiante y dc
dolor fatal;
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las miradas de Isidoro!... iAh,
Ia mueca de triunfo beStial re.
flejada en- el rostro del Diploma
.ticOl.-
Maria de las Moves no Sc ex-
plicaba shora como no habia que
dado muerta en- sQasllos instan-
ties. como no Sc le rompi6 e. CO
raz6n de dolor...
QUA le habia dado fuerEa Ia
idea de salyar a su hijo. de lu-
char contra Isidoro hasta e. a.
timo momento...
10 eieFtO IS que habia sobre-
vivido a la prueba cruel. 9 los
momentos enloqueeedores.. y pr
do rehaeerse.~
I'm estrepidc extraho habia
lanzadO a les gentes Dc Ia finea
que rodeaban 50 lechO sin expll-
carse Ia extraha aetitud de- visi.
tante. hacia Ia ~ventana..
Fran 10 sindios que llegaban
al galope frenetico de sus ca
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mo te atormentes. Miguel
INFO! iIsidoro ha muertol jHa
perecido alli mLsmo. en- nuestss
Icasai ~ su esdayer. con iOs De
tantas gentes De Ia finea, repo-
sa en- el pequeho eementerio De
lnuestra hacienda
Esta vez. el asombro de Guz-
man eStaba eolmado.
No guerra Greer 10 que le de-
icia Maria.
Y esta. para deshacer todas
las dudss del amado. para de5-
yAnecer 81 escepticismo y 81 a.
continue:
-Lsidoro Ia mueEto. Nj
guell 70 te 10 digol Yo misma
.yi 50 eadaver. y me cerciore com
.pletamente. iEsta enterrado en-
nuestro pequeno cementeriOL..
Y ahora vcy a relatarte TODD 81
horror de 10 oeurrido en- nuestra
casa entire Isidoro y yO.., y como
Is an milagrO que 20 haya sal
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
I'LL PROGRAMA DE BOAEC
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

El programa de boxeo, el Ben
Fiald. sc ofrecera en- Ia
aaana de hoy.
la pelea principal tendra CO.
ems oonaendientes al sosdado
Marty Clark. del esmpamento
NcDul y al vigoroso heoreo Nj
ckey shaw. de New York, que.
sgin Jos peritos, en 81 oonoei-
.miento de IA teenica del pugilis-
mo superb . clark.
Tia prametiao Clark que de :
rribara q Sd contrario por Ia
.oaenta de 10 y Shaw Ia dichc
cue 81 sol5ado calcula nal y que
q derrotado sera Marty, no q.
Shaw asggra que Ia mayor
parte de los soldados pdgiles Ian
zan TODD 10 que henen en- ios tres
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
DUROCHER SEGUIRA En-
LA DIRECTION DE los
DODGERS

New York, Octubre 10-Lar-
ny MacPhaa, el presidents del
Brooklyn anunci6 aver que Leo
Durocher dirigira a JOS Dodgers
en- Ia temperate de l94I
III contrato, firma3o "a por
Leo. mereci6 la aprobaei6n del
directorate.
Durocher t0m6 paTte en- 81 de
safi0s, Fl aho pasaao, y Sc venia
8ieiendo que Larry deseaba an
dreetor-pelpter0.
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los capftane Pelayo Izurieta y
&emep6o Fernando.
A6arzaa aoondicionsra los me
re ca5atlos que serin mpnAdos
por q y sus c~ompaderos Los ami
males liegaron G aabado y Sc
guardian en- los establos de Ia IS
Gobernadcr
Figure en- q grppo de caballos
jaca Chiiena que Sc estima ha
& ajado va. entire New York y
'Chl,e, en- varies anSs, mas de 60
mi ml.las.
El p05lieo de- Jos torneos anua
les de Ia Garden recFrda q chi
lena, Andino, Gringo Deseaaar
por habmlos Tlsto en- otros amos.
Los otros cabsllos sc l!aman Con
Huaso, Torito, Tendeneiosc
|g Tom Nix.
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primeros asaros y despnes, can
saaos, casi siempre cafgan con
IA SerrotaP Clark pesaba aver
lg9 Ioras y Shaw diaz mas.
frankie Thomas, q ahiJad9
de Ia empiesa. volvera q pelaar
cen DOMINGO Torres. Cecilio L9-
.aaaa re batira con Art Lind, 3
osho asaltos. pesandc eada uno
152 Ibrass
Compietan e CARTE MATCHES
entire Tommy Stuper, campe6n
del torneo de los Guantes de Oh
en- Minnesota, y Bob Monin,
Peter FiHppi ctro pagil de Sos
.Guautes de Gro, de contrario de
Maxie Turner, de San Peters ?
burg.
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los DE LAS FRESAS

%rrepeutidos de Ia tdngana"
del ah0 pasado. enssu patio, los
j6venes de las fresaR. al once de
Plant City. invadiran malana q
Tampa y sc enfrentaran en- Phi
lips Field, con los bien prepare
dos terriers de Spurgeon Chez
~.
Los s6vaneg De HIllsborough
como diJimos aver, 5ugaran con
absolute ecpanimidad; pero no
Sc aearan 'atr0pellar", como 10
sc dsjarUn atr0pellar" e ano
pasado, en- Plant City.
FL fUtb0l es IN deporte de va
leutia y destreza, pero dentro &c
Us regla. y una gsnerosa y dig
na interpretation de Ia democrz
.cia.
Cherry usara 3 sus meioras
muchachoE y piensa alcanzar su
.segundo triunfo..
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la Gaceta Fclletin No. 2GJ
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Sc hsbia presentsdo On senior,
preguntando por nosotros. por
Il y por MI y diciendo que "a co.
nocla el paradero De nuestro nj
no..
1QuS dices7-la interrum-
pi6 Miguel, abriendo much0 los
Ojoe.
81; en- nuestra ausencia Sc
habla presentado un ee6or En
Los ROSales, diciendo a Jacint0
y a Micaela que e. saba d6nde
estaba nuestro hiio. iComprel-
deras como yolN a nuestra ca
sal VoBl grupas, hundi furiosa-
mente las espuelas en- Ia carne
del animal, que parti6 dispara-
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.ZIYIC z CON "EL
ARTISTA DEL NOCAUT"

New York, Oct. 10.-Mike ia
.eobs anunci6 aver que el nuevo
eampe6n del peso welter, Fritzie
1--WE, sostendra una pelea 3 -
asaltes, Fl IS de noviembre con
Al Davis, e srtIsts De- p0caut,
pero q. e primero no arriesga-
RI 81 tftulo en- Fl match 81 Ds-
Wis Eals entonces sc le dara una
oportanidad De eompetir por Ia
corona.
La pelea de reyancha entire n
vie y Henry Armstrong Sc efec-
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DEPRTE
SIMON DERROT0 A GUN.
MAR BARLUND

New York, Qctubre 10-Con
an peso de 25S 6bras, Abe ST.
mon, de Richmond HILL, derrot5
por pantos al finlanaes Gunnar
Barlund, de 1873 en- e. palaelo
San Nicolas Preseneiaron q CON
bate 2,5O personals.
En- el seminal. 3 echo asal-
tos. Caico Hernandez de Hous :
ton, Texas. peso de 128 derrot6
a Jimmy Fox, l28. de Louisville
Ky. Willie Dowd del West Side.
hizo tablas con Bill Addison, Dc
Harlem Tony Weldon, de Puerto
Rico, renci6 8 Bicardo Luca de
East Side.
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
RUBIO SUPERB A PISKIN

Newark, n. j., Octubrs 10
Norman Rubio, con IN peso ae
l42, boxer no derrotado dc New
York, superb a Mike Pishn. ex-
campe6n del estado dc New Jer-
sey, l47 libras. Fue Ia quinta vie
tcria del RubiO en- IN cuadrilate
70 del Estad0.
La gaceta., 1940-10-10

Rlineaci6n: DaUapp Thitakerg
Cotton, HRnc9k I. Wbelplsy, LII
bhessr, C&Hal, Isarriug, To-
mes, DunnE Flowers. n
II ~once" local sera esuogido
&c este grupo: Garcia, Masada.
Kirby, MarehettR, Borders. San
tana, SalinRr0, Sadler. Britt.
Borden, Lewis, LHto, IppoIit0,
Lazsnby, Naldes, Phidal, Lautz
Y Castell8no.
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
TTRANDO Ell BAION
Los Drueoaes eontra q Tornado

Los Drsgones del institute
jefferson daran boy Ia batalla-
en- Phillips Field. a. Tornado de
Clearwater, yeBcido aqui. Ia Sc
mana psssds. por los Terriers
dc Hllsboro8gh.
PrsctiearOn aver en- sscreto
los muchacbes locales y en- los E.
jereiciOs de ofenSivs Y defensive
Sc distinguieron Maroelo Mase :
Ga, Cecil Garcia, Bill Sadler ,
Tony Saiinero.
Fl bsl6n de- Tornado Sc ie cor
fan essi siempre al fortlsimo
Harwell Dunn y para a sc pre-
paran Jos muchschos de Harker.
Los visitsntes anuncian esta
La gaceta., 1940-10-10

vado Ia vidal.
Veras. Veras que horrible.
.iCslla y esedchamel..
%
Con Ia monotohia de una cam
psna doliente que doblsse q
muerto. Maria de Jas Moves CO.
memo a informar a Miguel, con
TODD detalle. del terrible drama
de Los Rosales.
10 cont6 TODD SD asombro es-
psBt0sisimo al penetrar en- el sa-
.loncino del piso bsj0 Dc Ia casa.
y encontrarse frente a frente DC
Isidoro de Borgoha... E. vertigo
que Ia habia aeometidO y que Ia
prb6 de- conoamiento durante
varias horas.-; 81 esRsHto iEe-
narrable cada vez e. abria los
ojos en- aquel kcho de amor a.
donde Ia habian cOnducido las
gentes de Ia hacienda, sus ojos
Sc eneontraban con la figura O.
diosa del esposo ultraiado.. iAh
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Don't Spread TOar Cold Cough
Ger ieatiO- MulsieP

'inr highest grade beeehwooa ereo !
gote for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia dg Fyrdp 80 Me-Ao-
A1F,i~;-- ! +ar+a a. hole fairly
W.T. lie. u cEngs the mem
pranes So its soothngs healing IN
Eredieuts &C faster, better Al
| Ohio rinister recently said from
Ms Splpit.
SAttendane. Rt church is neces-
sarv for human welfare, but don't
endanrsr Tire cCngregatta n .
cold cough whe2 Meutho-Mulslon g
80 Inexpensive and easy TO obtain
Nanfho-M ul1iun Is endorsed ~
vour ncighoors 2li ~ 7uteed py
le-aing 6Tugp "A @-aaF'
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
ARRgBO Ell CAPTAIN CHI.
LENO r

New York, Octubre l0-Se
eneuentra en- New York a don
de ileg6 en- Jos 6ltimos dlas. e.
capitan chileno Armando Abar-
qua, que eompetira en- e tornee
de eQuitaei6n militaF, repreSea :
taDdo q 81 pals, en- oompa6ia del
comsndante Eduardo Yahez y
La gaceta., 1940-10-10

A colo cough seriously enoaLgVs
~, our famiiy, and your bnsina
sggae ates. linz from colds and
.aeeg causes more loss Of time
lsan al other diseases combined.
Il you have 2 cough due TO 3 cola
ret Mentho-Mulsion, the Edaran-
tsea medicine, today. II Menfho-
Mulsinr fails to sop your eonghla
immediately ana EP' ynu entirely
ore- your cold coEsh quicker 1ha;
nv medicIle you ever tried, EsS
or yOur mansv b. *.
Msrfho-Mulsion if meRe than IN
srainv,v medi n IT corgins vita
aias a and D TO build you1 e5'c
resistance, and seven soothing
seaItng oils and wnguantE, tneiao-
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
Los yEsUITAs

Fl equipo de- institute de los
Jesuitas jugsra el Ola Is con
0s peligrosos Mariners de Sa-
rasota. Yorkunas les hizo prae-
tear aver Y los mucaaal1os ~
cen ben
Sc destaesron En- "a seoci6n 4
7. Joyce, d. Rodriguez. Luis
Fernandez Y Buddy Frese.
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LOTSS1Sar2s PASA A La
.CATEGU$IA LIE LAS 147 LIB.


Kew York, Ostubre IA.
Well, q eonocido mentor DC pr
do aver IA nOticia de que
Leu Ambers ha resueltO ingre-
sar en- la categaria de las 1g7 h-
bras Y oonqui tar Ia corona qgf
Civic arrebatara a Henry Arm
strong IL semana pasada. E dis
p de este mes Lou iniciara 81
eutrenamiento en- Summit, asta-
do de NewsJersey.
Recuerda Well q los fieles'
que 50 patroeiaad0 0stenta viCt-
rlas sgbre 81 msro campe6n Li-
vie, al Davis = e pr0pio Henry
Armstrong. Ambers es daenO d
m tren de lavado y festeia el
estes aias e naeimiento de 81
prim0genito,
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Ia GECETF

tnara el dla II de enero, en- Ia
Garden. La se-ng1a pasaaa e 10
ven DE Pitusbnrg Grrebat6 II 30
roma al fam0so neTrito.
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ballos.
Maria cont6 a Miguel como
la confusion espautosa de auue-
Hes in%staptes, lanz6 a TODD 81
mundo de Ia alcoba, quedaado
los dos esposos acompanados no
mas por Micaela, la gusrdesa,
Pero lsidcro habia arrojado a
la anciana de Ia estaneia, cerraa
DO Ia pusrta,
Maria habia gritado con to-
das sus fuerzas; pero nadie pu-
do prestarle auxi.io; nadie pen
50 siluiera que pudiese corrsr
a'gla peligro en- eompahia dc
este sahor c:rreeto y educadO...
Ademas, los indios asaltaban
Ia hacienda, violaban a las mule
res asesinabaR a les hombres Y
a JOS nlnos~~, y Made atendia
sino a salyarse.
La gaceta., 1940-10-10

ios dos esposos, rehecha, a.
.tin' Maria y afrontando cara a
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
La GACETA

"A poriS6ioe en- idiOnaa EspGhc.
o. mks civculMcion en- lamps
YsstOdane M&nteiga, Editor
6Macg1pci6n semanal: 20 c
lSes 7a. Ave, Ybor City Fla
TslefOno Y 1892
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What Vitomins Do
ARaviaw Right Through the Alphabet

found in fatty food and is fat
soluble. So is Vitamin D and these
are often found together. Fitamin
D prevents ricketts,; it was at first
supposed that Eitamin A pre-
vented ricketts,. But it was after
wards shown that A is quite diff
ferent and separate from D. Life
could not be sustained if Fitamin
A were not in the diet-it carries
on growth, prevents infections
and superintends things general
ly. 1t has good deal to do with
the nutrition of the eye. If the
retina does not get enough Vita
min A, night blindnes: occurs.
This is not very serious, but when
it occurs it indicates that the diet
does not contain enough vitamins
generally. And the test for night
blindness can very easily be made;
special machines are used.
Titamin A has been used as a
medicine. or rather, a dressing for
burns and many skin diseases.
Tomorrow-Vitamin B and Its
Actions.
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-. 1S'rlbNted BY King FNau:e& Syndicate. Inc. u 'e
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

the value Of having couple or
cards of your partners suit when
you get into a game at No
Trumps. There are many fine
PLAYERS Who would not think of
forcing with Pho Trumps on
South's hand. but would prefer to
respond to the heart call with ore
Of the other suits. depending upon
which method the pair was using.
They probably would wind up in a
game at No Trumps anyway. but
the effort to avoid trouble would
have been made.
West led the club 5 TO the Q
and X. Followed then the heart K.
spade Q. heart A and the heart j,
in an effort to set up some heart
tricks. When East showed out,
South knew the jig was up. West
won that trick with the Q and
shifted to the diamond 9 to the A.
East returned his club 7 to the ],
and the contract was set then by
the club 4 and heart 10.
If South had held the heart 2
instead of West. and one less dia-
mond, he could have taken a win
ming fnesse in the dummy's suit
and also could have established a
low card trick in it. to make his
contract.
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--. i....--..C vii, answer
general interest
..E. -.. -.-a only through
b.. -..
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

QUESTIONS AND ANSN Eho
A. V.-"Can you enlighten me
on dementia praecox? IS there
cure for this mental disorder"
Answer-Dementia praecox is
a form of mental depression which
occurs mostly in young people. 1t
is not hereditary and does not run
in families as many forms of men
tai disorder do. 1t seems to be a
process of withdrawing into one
self and losing interest in the rest
of the world. The causes are very
complicated and can only be I'M
raveled with full analysis OF the
individuals life history. Many
methods OF treatment are tried.
Often in the course of time the
patients get better. The so-called
Shock therapy with metrazol, by
producing profound disturbance
amounting to CONFUSION, has
been successful in many cases
when carried out by competent
physicians.
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Your Weekend Lesson

Do you understand clearly the
way that the three principal types
of lead-throwing end plays may be
combined in a single hand? Can
You set up examples combining
any two of them. and one which
Involves all three general kinds in
che hand?
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-- IS G9-3nC Pc '..ila;ariT
10. ....- ;:;n sliding & 'i,'s
~. ..- Der Gs@ae. III !. So
"a. .....s..-...e 90 p9.-. c'aa.iy
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history Lesson

"'gnt be suspected,
oe discovered. 1t is
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EDITORS NOTE: DR.. ClenGenins mas
seven paa,phlc.s which can be obtained o.
readers. Each pamphlet sells 70; ~ c5'iS 81
For any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents in coin. and self-addrc52ed envelope
stamped with Il th:ee-ccht STAMP. |" ~.
loan Clendcning. in care of tins paper
;rbo ranInnIe,s are: Three Weeks Reduc-
in~ Die. "Indigestion and ConStir&;loH
"Pedncing and Gaining. Infant Feed
ing, instructions for the Treatment .i,rs OF
D;sbstes" Feminine Hygiene sno Ahe
Care of the Hair and Skin.
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ByLn.LN lLENDENING, VI. D.

BgL0GAN lLENDENING, VI. D.
y. a~ s.-mcd ly one of my
"..@ .--.t readers, who occu-
.zsa g.. .- position in a great
--.--s.". .a- l should pep up
BE-. ---- % me vitamins. To
.Ta.-- mis- authority says,
>---,.... Is q wing subject, and
t.. - --aa-ed that way"
.a.s. .-c he Justice of the
.'.-s. @ I apologize to the
'-.~....s E.. .ar TOO genteel treat
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.MiddIeburg Seniors
To Give Glass PLAY

The senior class Of the Middle
burg high school will present its class
play on the evening Of March q, at
s o'clock. They will give the play
Betty. the Girl only Heart
This play, a three-act melodrama,
pCrtrayS in a tender and touching
way the deep love OF Betty for her
kind Old father. Appealing, too, is the
courtShip of Betty and the gay, hand
some millionaire, Jerry Carmichael
The cast Of characters includes the
following: Betty. girl of II, Vir-
ginia Bennett; Mrs. Graves, a Wo-
man Of 45, Ruth Hoyle: Peter Graves,
a man Of 40, Arthur Seaman; Jerry
Carmichael an up-tO-date man OF
about Is, Warren Short; Marie, the
maid, Louise Williams: Martin, the
butler, Marion PoythrcsS: Elizabeth,
the young daughter of Mrs. Graves,
Rosaleigh Floyd; Mis-, Jenkins the
housekeeper, Dorothy Mae icndrick.
Other members of the class will
have charge Of the following: light
and property, Charles Hobgood, Wal
ter Bender, and LinWood Harton;
Prompter, Connie billiard; publicity
Helen Benton, Rowena Kimball, and
Mildred Bender; tickets, Ann Wat
kins and Dorothy Lee Kearson;
makeup, Mary Franklin; programs,
Helen KnuckleS.
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If you're mature in years and
figure, byt young at heart, here's
your dream-ccme-tr true dress, Marian
Martins Pattern 9340. Right in
fashions limelight are those en-
broidered flowers, appliqued on the
bodice panels in garden-fresh colors.
Clear directions for their simple
motifs are included along with the
Sew Chart. Two bodice panels eX-
tend down into a shapely waist
girdle, eliminating any revealing
waistline break and giving a smooth,
slender silhouette. Have long sleeves
or short ones with decorative tucks
and slight scallop. If you omit
he embroidery, consider making
bodice panels, girdle and sash all
IN harlnonizing contrast.
Pattern 934O may be ordered only
in women's sizes "a, 36. So, 40, AZ.
A. 46 and 48. Size SO requires 3
1-2 yards 80 inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
for this MARIAN MARTIN pattern.
Be sure to write plainly your SIZE.
NAME. ADDRESS. and STYLE
NUMBER.
Send your order to Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department,
232 w. 18th ST. New York, N. Y.
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weekend guest of his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. G.. B. ShotWell.
MIR. and Mrs. H. T. GilPs Sunday
night supper guests were MIR. and
Mrs. M. D. Woody, Sturgeon, Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Shanks. Rebecca, Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Jones and Florence
Woody.
Mr.. and Mrs. harvey O'Quinn lit.
tie son, Donald, of Sanford, were
Saturday night supper guests OF H.
T. Gill and family of Stovall, attend
ed services at Island Creek Sunday
and were dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Woody.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Hicks spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
c. L. Tucker.
Mrs. Emma ShotWell is spending
the week at Stovall with her son
H. R. ShotWeii.
Mrs. ]. K. Plummer and Mrs. Har-
ris, of Raleigh, ere expected TO be
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. }
ohanks Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. ShotWell were
Sunday afternoon visitors in the
home of Ray Shotwell of Stovall.
Mrs. Robert Lee Jones, little
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-19
Hicksbero News
nv FLORENCE 3. WOODY.

Rev. Van Stevens filled his re-
gular appointment at Island Creek
Sunday, preaching fine sermon to
a very good congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hicks, ST., Of
Henderson, attended services at Is
land Creek Sunday and were din
ncr guests Of Frank II. Hicks and
family.
Rebecca Shanks Of E. G. T. c. al
rived Wednesday to spend the spring
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. J. Shanks.
Mrs. John Early TWisdale, was
able TO ride around Sunday after
noon.
Taylor ShotWell of State, was
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-19

next Easter Monday when the an
nual Easter dance Of that organiza-
ton will ne presented from 10 until
2 o'clock.
While the cabaret plans met with
widespread approval, it was deemed
unWise 10 attempt it now, due to the
lack Of space Plans call for the an
nual June dance to be cabaret when
the clubs front porch can be used
without fear Of cold weather.
The ballroom will feature Easter
decorations, and the chairman has
promised a novelty act during the
evening.
Refreshments will be available a,
the intermlssion hour.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-19
Townsville PIT. A.
Meeting Monday

Townsville Parent-'reacher Asso-
ciaticn met at Townsville high school
last Monday. Mrs. David Cay led
he devotional, and DIR. A. D. Gregg,
county health officer. made an in
tcre%ting talk on vaccination of pre-
school children, and urged the asso-
citation to Go its best to see that all
prc-3chcol age children receive both
vaccinations.
New officers were elected for the
coming year, with Mr.. Rose Hicks
3eing named president, Mrs. David
Gay, vice president, Miss Mary
Switzerland, secretary, and Mrs.
james TWiSdale, treasurer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-19
Film To Be Shown
Apt. A. Meeting

conquest of the Air., a special
film will be shown at Henderson
high school tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock in connection with the Par
ent-Teacher meeting, and parents
and friends of the school are invited
to see this educational epic.
The film portrays the first attempts
of man to fly, bringing his trials, and
finally his success, up to the modern
dav. The film is highly recommend
ed, and is certain to be enjoyed by
those seeing it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-19
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-19

daughter, Charlotte Ann, of Rocky
Mount, spent several days the past
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. AVerett.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-19
Club To Meet

The Junior Woman's Club will
meet Wednesday evening at 6
,'clock at West End Country Club.
Nth Mrs. N. p. Strause as hostess.
. was announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-19
Easter Dance For West End
Will Be Held Next Monday

Bobby Davis, chairman of the
dance committee at West End Coun-
Try Club, today announced that he
and his committee had abandoned
the idea of cabaret style dance for