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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25
Sacramento Heads
Toward lst Group

SACRAMENTO - Sacramento,
now in fifth place, took a step
division last night by trouncing
fourth-place San Diego. 90, and
getting within Ia games of the
Padres.
Dick Newsome, San Diego
pitcher, lodged Sacramentos line
drives for seven innings and be-
came so irked he threw the ball
over the grandstand. He was
kicked out of the game and How
ard Crsghead took over. the two
of them allowing IA hits. Bill
Schmidt gave the Padres six
blows.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25
Andy X. Out Of
Training for Year

CHICAGO - Trainer Anthony
Pelleteri announced today that
Millsdale stables Andy X, who
refused to run straight in the
Arlington classic last Saturday.
would be withdrawn from training
and turned out for the year in
Delaware. Pelleteri said the horse
might be raced this winter, but
intimated his decision would come
later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25
Brewer S
Wildness
Aids Cause
Solem Hurler Goes
Up Like Balloon:
Rickert Hits One

sAIEM-It was quite a ball
game last night between the TIA
coma Tigers and the Salem SEN
ators of the Western International
league. That is. going into the
seventh. The Senators were lead
ing. 2 to /. Pitcher Brewer was
much on the job. He was handling
the Tigers in fine shape. But
come the seventh. Then Brewer
went wild. The Tigers also began
10 boom. When the smoke had
cleared away the Bengals had
five fat runs and the game.
TACOMA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25

Runs oatteo IN. Stamper, Jollev D,
Evans. Bliss 2. Andrews, Martinez,
Mccormack 4. weisandt 2. whipple,
McNamee. Sickle. Mcoinnis. Jonas 3,
Reese. two-base hits. Reese. McGin-
mis-. Jolley. Evans. b. johnson. Bliss,
Stamper. Weigandt. Jonas. MeCor-
mack: three -base hits. stamper. Nc
Nance. McGinnis: home run. McCor-
mack: stolen bases. Mcknight. Alden
q: sacrifice. II. johnson. double
plays. McKnight to Stamper 20 Reese.
McGinnis to Faiconi 70 McNamee:
left on bases. Yakima 10. Spokane .:
base on balls. off Andrews /. II.
johnson 2, Bowen 4. Holt 3. Jonas 2:
struck out. by Andrews 1. Jonas 2.
Holt 3: hits. off II. johnson in az
innings. 9 runs: Bowen 3 in = in
ninss. runs. Andrew Q In 3 plus
innings. runs: Holt IN 8 innings.
runs: Jonas IN innings. 4 runs.
hit by pitcher. bv Andrews. B. john
son: by Jonas. Bliss; by Holt. Alden:
Wild pitch. Bowen: winning pitcher.
Jonas: losing pitcher. Bowen: time
OF game. 2:4o; umplres, Cole and
Nenexich.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25

The playground tennis commit
tee win meet Wednesday at 8 p. m.
at the city hall annex. Lyle Nor
ton. chairman. asks these members
to BE- present: Margaret Kenrick.
Lawrence McCammant. Margaret
Onstad. Francis Chapman. Jack
DuPriest, Don Carstens and Leo
Corners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25
Poggie Clubbers
Can Eat Early

Poggie club derby contestants
needn't worry about not being able
n have hot food Saturday night
or early Sunday morning At Point
Defiance. Ben Grimes. sportsman
and head OF Chappell & Grimes, an
nounces his Point restaurant on
the waters edge will be open all
night Saturday. The Poggie club
bers begin fishing in the wee hours
on Sunday IN the finals Of their
1910 derby.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25
Oakland Drops
Another Contest
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS boo

HOLL5WooD-oakland booted
four times in losing to Hollywood,
1876, last night in Coast league
play. The Stars rolled in IL runs
in the first four innings and
coasted home. Ardizoia and Lou
Tost gave the Oaks 10 hits while
Hollywood teed off on Salveson,
Mulligan and johnson u times.
lAnLET In
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

TT IL old, old saying Keep eyes and ears open
your mouth shut =.
But old Joe Beckett the greatest crackerchin and piece
Of copsble heavyweight fighting flesh England ever knew
evidently never heard of that advice
Or, il he did, he gave il scant heed -.
Because Tumbling joe the Carpenter slaughtered
In that outstanding international ous years ago. has
talked himself into interment on the British Isles
wealthy enough enjoy life in quiet got the
fascism and nazism bug
put weight behind Oswald Moseley the woudbe
talking loud He told those about
him great Hitler Mussolini and Moseley
simple action Perhaps they
the heavyweight fighting champion Of Eng
Perhaps they that despite his
coppers feared him not They coared the old
led off to the ncrment camps
Now enjoying like plump and satisfied
prison he prison food and
stiff prison cots
to keep his and eyes open
his mouth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25

Tigers Rally In Seventh +
Cincy Twice Hits Dodgers
When Blows Really Hurt

NEW YORk-Wait till year" the ume-worn Brooklyn
brought back life oothe
feelings faithful Flatbush followers
write the Dodgers right
after their doubethrashg by the hadhusng
stompd the Dodgers
in innings games
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25
Meyer Defeated

ROCHESTER, N. Y.-Ray Rob-
inson Of New York. Golden Gloves
lightweight boxing champion. out
pointed Tommy Meyer of Port
land, Ore. last night in the fea-
ture five-round bout Of the ANA
teur tournament Of champions"
in Red Wing stadium here.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
Washington 8, Detroit 3.
Cleveland /, Philadelphia 0
might camel.
Chicago s, Boston 7.
st. Louis Q, New York s might
game).
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Hole-in-One

Perry Kethley scored a hole
in-one on the 18th hole at Allen
more Sunday. shooting with No.
s iron. Witnesses were f. S.
Watts, Harry Vollmer and Dick
Warbler.
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struck out, by Harrell 7. Barrett 4:
bases on balls, off Harrell 4. Barrett
5; stolen base. Archie: three base hit,
Lawrence; twc-base hits, Campbell,
Gyselman: sacrifices, Barrett. Gysel-
man: runs batted in. Lawrence. Van
nj, Campbell. Gyselman; double
plays. Schuster 70 Niemiec TO Archie
2. Schuster 10 Archie. Brown to Z.
Marshall to Gill. E. Marshall TO Gill:
hit by pitcher, by Barrett l. umpires,
Powell and EDWARDS: time, 1887.
Second Game)
SEATTLE
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Local Star
Loses to
Portlander
Only Washing
ton Man 10 Reoch
Match Competition

DETRoIT-Ed Gurgol OF Utica.
y. Y, record co-medalist in the
qualifying rounds of the national
public links golf tournament, led
the field through the first round
Of match play today by defeating
Edward Ebel of Minneapolis,
and ?.
Howard Olson. Tacoma, only
Washingtonian to qualify, was
in the first round of
match play today by Martin Lep-
itch. Portland, Ore. The score was
3 and /.
Bill Fritz, of San Francisco,
scored the first upset of the open-
ing round by defeating Art ARM
strong of Honolulu. quarter-final-
list last year. and long a public
links favorite, / up on the 10th
hole.
The defending champion. Andy
Szwedko. Pittsburgh steel worker.
was defeated by Bill Bulbs of
Chicago. and ?.
DETRoIT-First round results in
the national public links golf tourna-
ment:
Labron Harris. Guthrie. Okla. de-
feated Andrew Oliveri, Washington.
s and 5.
G. W. Duvall. jr.. Kansas City. de-
feated Ray Ale. Detroit. and J.
g. waiter smola Omaha, Neb.; de-
homa City. 3 and /.
Martin Leptlch. Portland, Ore. de-
feated Howard Olson. Tacoma, Wash,
3 and l.
Ed. Furgol, Utica. N. Y, defeated
Edward Ebel. Minneapolis. and 2.
William Fritz. San Francisco. de-
feated Arthur Armstrong, Honolulu.
l up on the 10Th hole.
Worth Stimits Jr.. Colorado Springs,
Colo. defeated Marshall Springer,
Chicago. 3 and I
F. f. Ames. Beaumont. Texas. de-
feated Carl Smith, indianapolis, 3
Walter Gillian. San Mateo. Cal.
defeated Adrian French, Huntington
Park. Cal, 2 up.
Robert Clark. St Paul. defeated
Robert Price. Oklahoma City. and ?.
Qualifying scores of Washing
tonians:
Tacoma-Larry Huseby, IA
T-l5l; Virgil Cliff, 1888
1877; Howard Olson, 75-1i-
$40.
Spokane - Marshall Ham
mond, 74-78- 152; James
Shriver. S2-9O-172; Ken Otis,
76-S2-158.
Seattle-Bart Taro. 80-79-
159; Don Taylor. 77-1S-l55;
Moreno Case. 77-79-156; Pal
mer Smith, 75-77-152.
Enumclaw-Joe Mihelich, 1882
ISL.
Other Northwest scores were:
Portland-Louis Jennings, 1859
-143; Martin Leptich, 76-72-14s;
Clifton Smith. 7s-75-153; Lloyd
Mead, 7s-76-154.
Pocatello-Edwin NJ. Harper. IL
OH.
(Scores of 149 or less qualified
A Utica. n. Y, metal polisher
and a Colorado college student
defied the heat and the record
book to tie for medalist honors by
posting 13Ss-lowest qualifying
score ever made in this tourney.
Edward ]. Furgol of Utica. who
took up the game only four years
ago, added a IS Tuesday to his 20
of Monday, while Worth Stimits,
jr., Colorado Springs, slammed out
his second consecutive 50 Tues
day to wind up in a tie for medal
ist honors.
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losing pitcher, Newsome. innings
pitched. Newsome 6is. at bat. off
Newsome 30, hits, off Newsome IL:
runs scored, of Newsome 6. Crag-
head 3; runs responsible for. New
some g. Craahead l. Schmidt 2
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Vancouver ...........e0 ~ oas aSo-<u
Wcn01c0ee WI oSV <<V--
Runs batted in, Lloyd. Quinn Z.
Edy Z. ofteig 5. Norehouse. Stewart 2.
Traxler 5. Goldman 2. Cailteaux 2.
Bonofti: two-base hits. Edy. Escobar.
Samhammer. Orteig q. Stewart 2.
Goldman. Bonetti: three-base hit,
ssmhsnmer: home runs. Traxier.
Cailtoaux: stolen bases. Cailteaux.
Goldman. Morehouse 2: sacrifice hit,
simmer: double plays, Escobar 70
Ratio 70 Escobar, Singieton to Ratio
10 Rscobar: left on bases. vancou-
yer IL. Wenatchee z: base on balls. Off
Goldman Z. Baker l. sinsleton ::
6truck out. by Goldman Baker 0.
Bin9leton s: hits. off Goldman In .
innines n. Baker In none plus In
nings 8. Singleton in . innings 10;
Wild pitches. eingieton. Goldman:
passed ball. Cole: winning pitcher.
GOLDMAN: losing pitcher. Baker; time
Of game. AGO; umpirss. ciabaush and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25
Clam Digger Complains !.

Dear Met Recently wife and with out children, dug
clans Copalis beach, Grays Harbor county. II
vacation. At Copais noticed sign that made it plain
restricted clam digging TO be found farther down
the beach, thought the would be roped off plainly
marked Anyway went down the beach digging cams but
finding only illegal size moved down the beach and
located field that appeared to be quite the thing
While digging officer arrested for ntrudng
restricted line him
He explained and then pointed back the high tide mark
small pnnantshaped flags hung They fully 1000
impossible the flags
arrested
taken Aberdeen and fined the department
at vantage that other
like myself might read them and be warned Had the
posted where their famiys
would not have ended abruptly and mhapply
JOHN BEEKEN, 6323 So. Thompson Ave, Tacoma
John: believe the will
on know there Idea Its other than
Of the public Il. M.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25
HOLLYWOOD

WIIIIIIIT TstlIFIf NIUIaVIHs IuHITlK
pitcher. Salveson: innings pitched. by
Salyeson 2ia. Ardizoia ia Mulligan
1a, at bat. off Salveson -. Ardizoia
20, Mulligan 10: hits. off Salveson z.
Ardizoia 8. Mulliean Z: runs scored,
off Salyeson 4. Ardizoia 8, Mulligan
7; runs responsible for. Salveson s.
Ardizoia G. Mllligan ! struck out, by
Salveson l. Ardizoia 6, lost 3. bases
on balls. off Salveson 2. Ardizoia 8.
johnson 2. lost !. left on bases. Oak
land IL, Hollywood 10; home run,
base hits. Salveson. Gray. Ardizoia:
runs bntted in, Christoff, Gray g.,
Salveson. Herman, Brenzel 2. Hoover
2. Uhalt 2. Dunn. Ardizoia. johnson,
Lyman q Rothrook: sacrifices, Chris
topher. Cissell. double plays. Salye-
son TO Raiuondi TO Dunn. Hoover
TO CiSsell 20 Gray 2.
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SALEM

Tacoma ............0 900 ol0 5000
salem ................0l 0 010 200
Winning pitcher. Porter: losing
pitcher. Brewer; hits. runs off
Brewer In 2 innings: 2 hits. runs
off Kralovich in innings: runs
responsible for, Brewer 8: struck out,
by Brewer 3, Kralovich /. Porter Q.
bases on balls. off Brewer 2: hit by
pitcher. Rickert by Brewer: wild
pitches. Brewer. Porter: passed ball,
Williams: left on bases. Tacoma 8,
Salem 10; home run. Rickert: three
base hits. Harris. Barker: two-base
hits. Wilson, Brenner: runs batted in,
Brewer, Rickert. Knoll. Trower. Gar
retson. Farrell 2. Wilson, Petersen;
sacifice hits. Brewer, Porter. Baer::
stolen base. Griffiths. time OF game,
2.20, umpires. Clarke and Nelson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS

Seattle AZ, Portland 1-3.
Los Angeles Z, San Francisco 4.
Sacramento 9. San Diego 2.
Hollywood Is, Oakland 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Cincinnati 40, Brooklyn 3-2;
first game eleven innings.
Chicago s. Boston l.
st. Louis Z, Philadelphia 5.
New York 8, Pittsburgh /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25
Challenges Lily of Fronce =.

BECKETT of the fighting booths of British fairs
around 1914. Came the World and Joe went into the
aerial arm Of the British army a ground worker
Bombarder Billy Wells That in 1919
year challenged
Georges Carpenter, the Lily Of France
Georges hardly than mddleweigh accepted the
challenge society London Among
Windsor then the Prince of Wales
the duke down they believed Joe cinch to win the
international shindig
fight ended just like that Two blows Car
penter launches the
satisfied Joe sought match Obtained 1t in 1929.
years Dempsey slaughtered
Georges Boyles Thirty
And all that Georges did repeat his original feat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25

MORGANTOWN,. w. va--on
the basis OF spring training. West
Virginia win not have a single
20o-pounder In its regular foot
ball lineup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25
The
HxdMgs
r,>,tN,rroAiAr,ohAI
WEsTeRN INTERNATIONAL

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Tacoma s, Salem 4.
Vancouver 20, Wenatchee s.
Spokane 30, Yakima IL.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo 90. Milwaukee $40, list
game : innings, 2nd game 10 in
nings).
Columbus SIS. Kansas City 6-6,
end game 6 innings).
Louisville 6. st. Paul 3.
Indianapolis 4. Minneapolis I.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25
Rudy and Sfon Talk :.

Dear Metz No woder Hostak lost that fight
Steele did fight zale first
him Look and that
beaten by Steele first RUDY, STAN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25
Sports Parade

ten or eleven years of age, he
is going to make one of the big
movie companies this PROPOSE
ton:
Film scheduled 15-round
bout between Joe Louis and Max
Baer for the heavyweight title.
No one to see the fight except
a referee and the necessary
cameramen and assistants. Then,
with the outcome of the fight a
deep, dark secret, release the
film simultaneously in motion
pictures throughout the country.
Jacobs believes that in the
near future the real money in
prize-fight promotion will come
from movie and television rights.
He hit on his latest idea when
the ban on the transportation of
fight films across state lines
was lifted a few months ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25

But If it's fighting you are talk
ing about. the DodgerS will draw
a line and start battling right now.
They've put on three gang fights
in five weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25

san FranciscJ ....... 600 200 OIL
Runs responsible for, Weiland 4,
Dasso 7: struck out. by Weiland 3.
Dasso 3: bases on balls. off Weilsnd
4. Dasso 7; hit by pitcher, Collins by
Dasso. wild pitch. DaSso; passed ball.
Sprinz: three-base hit, Moore, two
base hits. Fernandez 2. Burns. Novi-
koff Collins runs batted in. Collins
3. Noyikoff. Burns, Warner, Cihocki,
Holm. Moore. Fernandez; sacrifice.
weiland. double plays. Cihock 10
Collins Holm 70 Mayo. Collins Gun
assisted time. ASS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25

Runs rcsnor slbIe Tor, Specie ?,
Weber 3: strlc' out. Specie 2, Web
Der 5. bases on balls. Specie 2, Web
Der 5: stolen bases. Gyselman 2. home
run. Gill: two. be Sc hits. Vanni. Berg
strom: sacrifices, Hawkins Law
renee: runs bstted in Gyselman. Van
nj. Gill 2 Schwso: left on bases, Seat
tie :. Portland s.: hit BY pitcher by
Weber !: umpires, Edwards and
Powell: time AS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-25
Pioneer League
BY UNITED PRESS

Twin Falls cellar-dwelling Cow
boys took 9-s victory from the
league-leading Bees of Salt Lake
in an thinning game last night.
The Cowboys used three pitchers
in punching nine hits TO the Bees
and were charged with three err
rors. Ristau and Tate allowed
Twin Falls 13 bingles.
Second-place Boise bowed to
Pocatello ia. to remain six
games behind salt Lake. Each
had two scoring innings and
the score was tied ut the end
of the ninth. The Cards slipped
one tally In during an extra
inning. rs they hit Susee and
Rasmussen for 10. Archuleta
held the Pilots to seven.
Fourth-place Ogden won Z 4
over Idaho Falls to stay one-half
game behind Pocatello. The Reds.
playing errorless ball. took Is hits
off Ear, while the Russets. with
four errors, were held to seven
bingles.
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one out wher winni.

MATTED for Annunzio in ninth.
NNBatted for Speece in ninth
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WENATCHEE


hated for sp,ker in 9th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
Radio Time Table

Barry Wood aEain brings the Ten leading
hit tunes Of the present time to KVI-K1R0
listeners Saturday night at 8
For Sunday KJR offers the Radio City
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Times fadio ufoerams are u<epared from stations
latest epaiiable schedules This newspaper cannot
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Continued from Page 81
from the pension. was never
going to see you again.
I should have found YOU.
sheila. No matter where you
were"
Ashamed to Tel
She vas ashamed to tell him
TIT she had asked Jim to make
a reservation for her on the ship
he was taking in ten days. Jim
would be Disguised but the reser-
walton could be cancelled.
She would do 1t IS soon as she
went home. With this in mind
she suggested that it was time
for them 10 leave.
Tonight / have promised to at
tend a directors meeting" Raoul
said reeretfully. My father has
asked me to make a special effort
to be present" He added, You
trust me. Sheila? You win not be-
gin to doubt me as soon as you are
alone ?"
"Of course I trust you" she
assured him.
Never had she loved him more
than now with all her confidence
restored No matter what the
difference in race Raoul was
honorable. A lie would be as de-
testable to him as it was to her.
And he sensing her reaction
had never been more understand
ing. Holding her hand beneath the
table in the almost deserted tea
house he renewed his vows.
Narrow Escape
1t was like being rescued after
a narrow escape from death. So
much he meant to her. This dark
eyed handsome man whose accents
fell like music upon her ears.
When she reached the pension
she stopped at the telephone in
the hall to call Jim but he was
not in. On her desk was a cable
gram which read, Come home
immediately. Father" What did
he mean by that? She had told
Jim not to cable him of her re-
turn and evidently he hadn't. But
why this sudden message? sheila
had not mentioned her engage
ment to her father knowing he
would disapprove. But had he con-
sidered her when he married Helen
Maynard
He had not, Sheila reminded her
self hardening her heart against
that cabled command. He must
suspect something however or he
would not have countermanded his
previous letter which gave her per-
mission to remain in South Amer.
lea until after Christmas.
There was more than met the
eye here and Sheils strongly s,is-
pected that Jim Davis was impli.
Gated
When his name was announced
she rose to meet him with the
cablegram in her hand.
Ito Be Continued)
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
Churches To
Start Union
Services

Churches of Henderson proper be-
gin next Sunday the annual sum-
mer Sunday evening union services.
Cooperating in the program, as in
other recent years, are the Congre-
gational Christian, First Baptist
FIRST Presbyterian, Christ Methodist
and First Methodist churches.
A schedule of services has been
worked out, and pastors of some
other church of the city than the
one where the service is held will
preach Sunday evenings.
The first service next Sunday even
ing will be in the Congregational
Christian church, with the sermon
by Rev. Z. Norflect Gardner, pastor
of the First Baptist church.
The series will run through August,
with a total of eight Sundays in
Volvcd. During this period the past
ors will take their annual vacations.
Each church will regularly have
morning services in its own house Of
worship.
For many years Henderson church.
eS have been following this custom
of union services Sunday evenings
during July and August.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01

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tern 9433 in button front style to
take care of these requirements. IL
will "tub" and iron with the great
est of ease, too. The straight panel
led lines and few pattern parts are
only two pieces to the entire back
of the frock including the back
STRAPS. Use this style now Tor d gay
s,Infrock; later for a fall Jumper
Crisp little blouse and nice lifting
panties, both gay with rlc-rac OF
lace, are included.
Pattern 9433 may be ordered only
in children's sizes 2, +, 6, 9, ana ~,
Size 6. suntan dress, requires l 30
wards So inch fabric; blouse, l yaro
IS inch fabric and l 3-6 yards nc
rae
Send fifteen cents IN CONS 1ol
each Marian Martin pattern Inlr!y
cents (30c) for both: Be sure 10
write plainly your SIZE 1ati:e' ao
dress, and style number
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