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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31

Miss Ann Peace, bridc-clect, was
COMMUNICATED at Il lovely tea Friday
afternoon at five o'clock, given by
Mrs William 5. Corbitt and Mrs. f.
L, Toepleman at West End Country
club. -,
The club room was decorated with
evuuisite arrangements of late sum-
nor flowers. Several large bubble
bowls held salmon gladden. and
lavender astcrS and false dragon
bead Silver urns filled with roses
were placed on each END OF the man
tie. On the coffee table were roses
in a silver contalner.
In the dining room, the Ion iHce-
covered table was conferred win an
unusually lovely arrangement Oh
snider lilies and pink roses IN Il large
s,iI,>e a.. urn. On each side were silver
cnndelabra holding lighted yellow
candIes and compotes Of grapes ana
plumS. - tho door bv
Mrs J. C. Cooper and MRS, D, Nh H.
P,,rroughs. Receiving with Mrs
ToenJeman and Mrs. CorDltt were
NG;St Peace Mrs. S. T. Peace MIS-
Viii Vii Harris, Mrs. Sam Peace, H.
MIS- John M. Camp ana MISS N Virv
oinia Camp, of Franklin, ta,' MIS-
Della Della Copeland, OF klnSt n MIS- WIS
Louise Coleman, of Selma, , Ala', v S,.p
N M,'r William Wilson, of New York
Ivy Hrs D. Morgan Cooper and FITS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
Miss Ann Ruth Lilly
Weds Charles Purham

families witnessed the ceremony.
Mrs. Parham is the daughter OF
Mrs. Hugh Pritchett, of this city, the
granddaughter Of the late Judge
Grant E. Lilly, of Richmond, KY,
and is the grand-niece of the late
DR.. Clay Lilly of Winston-Salem'
She is graduate Of Henderson high
school and Henderson Business Col
!cge, and attended school at LeXing-
ton, Ky.
Mr.. Parham is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Benton Parham, of the
Dabney road. He is q graduate OF
the Henderson high school, Mr.. Pat
ham will be connected with w. j.
Aston at the Farmers Warehouse
this fall.
Immediately following the cere-
nony, the couple left for a northern
trip and on their return will for the
present max" their home with the
rrOOm'S parents.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
Cokesbury News
Nv MRS. ERNEST GILL.

The League members Of COkcS-
bury church enjoyed Il very nice
social gathering at the church last
Wednesday evening from 8 to IL
O'Clock
Games of various kinds were en-
joyed for while, then refreshments
were served which consisted Of wat
ermelon, Coca-Cola and cake.
A large crowd was present and
everyone had a good time.
The League meets every Sunday
evening at o'clock at the churc!.
and everybody is invited to comic
the young people.
Friends Of Mrs. Jennie Stccd Will
regret to learn that she had the mis-
fortune 10 loose 4 barn and about
500 sticks of tobacco by fire at her
home Sunday about 100 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood Coghill
are very proud TO announce the birth
of fine daughter at their home ON
Tuesday, August 27. Mother and
daughter are said to be getting along
fine.
Miss Virgie Duke spent ten days
with her sister, Mrs. Ernest Gill,
and left Tuesday evening for Mid
dleburg, where she will visit her
brother, G.. V. Duke, for several days
before returning to her home at
Macon.
Several of our boys have returned
home from Canada where they went
to cure tobacco and report heavy
loss of tobacco in some parts OF
Canada by early frost.
Mrs. Ed Mabry from Angler spent
the weekend with her sister, Mis-
L. H. Langford.
Friends will be glad to know that
Mrs. Joseph Stainback and little
son, have returned to their home,
from Maria Parham hospital and are
getting on very nicely.
Mrs. Edward Gill and "chlldren
took Mrs. ellis niece, Miss Evon
Odom back 10 her home in Arcola
Sunday, after nice visit with them.
Misses Ruth and Edna Powell,
Weldon Ellis and Waverly Shaw
spent last Sunday in Greenville, as
the guests of the girls aunt, Mrs.
R. F. King and Mr.. King.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31

Henderson, will include relay and
hoop races Tuesday from to p.
m. A musical program will be given
by a volunteer leader.
The Hi-Litc club of North Hen
derson held their weekly meeting at
Kings Daughter park last Tuesday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Mill
or, as volunteer leaders, met with
hem.
The recreation leaders assisted in
the story hour and program held at
Worth Henderson this week under the
leadership of Misses Mamie Crowd
or and Lucy Ayscue.
Food carving and door steps will
be made at South Henderson COM
nunity house next week. Anyone
interested in crafts is invited.
A picnic will be held at South
Henderson park Thursday, Sejt 3,
from ! until 2 p. m.
A bingo party will be given at
South Henderson park Friday from
until p. m.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31

Mrs. Robert Pirie was hostess at
a miscellaneous shower Thursday
evening, in honor of Miss Mary Betty
Dunkley, Il bridc-clcct Of next week.
The house was attractivcly decorat-
ed with mixed summer flowers, with
a color scheme of green and white
being effectively used.
Mrs. Raymond Weldon greeted the
guests at the door, after which she
and Mrs. Milton Avcrettc conducted
two interesting contests, winners OF
which were Miss Marie Johnson and
Mrs. Gertrude Page Webster.
Later in the evening a large bas-
ket of gifts from the guests was pre-
scented to the honorec by Mrs.
Averctte. The hostess served punch
and cake to her guests.
The invited guests were: MISS
Dunklcy, honor guest, Mrs. A. w.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31

The marriage of Miss Anna Ruth
Lilly and Charles Lee Parham was
solemnized in 4 quiet and informal
ceremony at 10 o'clock this morning
at the home of the bride on Zene
street.
The couple were unattended and
entered together. The vows were
said before an improvised altar OF
southern pines, English ivy and white
cathedral candles. Rev B. {. ReaVls,
pastor of the First Methodist church,
performed the ceremony, using the
ring service.
The bride was attractive in a
strcet-length gown Of green knit
French wool crepe made on princess
lines. with the necklinc and pockets
trimmed in tiny pleats Of the same
material. Her accessories were black
and she wore Il shoulder spray OF
aardenias and lilies of the valley.
Only immediate members OF both
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31

my -.'E woman likes a closet
H-,p-scasOn frOcks rather
. ..-"i-.-c-mOment dresses. Mar
Pattern 1898 will look
. g. "J .lht next yea rtoo.
.-,'. ..- D.as-cut of the center
... .. "". -rirt panels be strlk-
"e.,cG or striped fabric?
"-rt interest with one
...rt.vc pocket styles
o.. ~ '-ogue, That to-
.,at outtoning lets you
. quickly, darts at the
.... .,t 'front.' WaiStline insure
'.... it, Choose short, tuck
,.... long full ones. The
.'"d colIar may contrast.
o.. .....'Du style. try the whole
BE- black.
1926 LAY be ordered only
:. -.Ins 81. SO. 80. 40. AZ,
Nd -"H 10. Size Sc requires 4 SO
-,.,. j. inca fabric.
e-~ -''1 i1iccn cents IN coins for
,a~,. ,,...v' Martin pattern. Thirty
~.r.,s .@.rI Tor both. Be sure to
a-a.- p. NY your size. name. ad-
S., ''1 ,yle number.
l7.,. p '.." order 10 Henderson
- n u, " ,..'.'n, Pattern Department,
We >',a. Street. New York, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31

around the community centcrs. This
was approved by the council. Skating
as a supplement to the present rccre-
alton program in North and South
Hcndersonwas discussed and plans
were suggested whereby some avail
able space might be secured for this
purpose.
A motion was made that the chair
man appoint committee with hlm-
self as chairman to go before the City
Council. the City Commissioners,
and the County Board of Education
at Their next meeting and bring be-
fore them the need of a community
house at the Kings Daughters Park
so that the park can be used as an
hi year round center. This was sug-
gested as a possible WPA project.
The tennis tournament at South
Henderson ended Friday afternoon
with Pete Liggon and Garland Lock
amy as champions in boys! double
md Alice Harris and Rachel Bissett
as champions in girls doubles. The
single matches were played earlier
in the week with w. O. Mitchell as
single champion for boys and Naomi
rFlorida) WilkcrSon as single cham
picn for girls. These girls and boys
will receive prizes donated by local
merchants and friends. The boys and
girls that played are as follows: Will
lam Harris, George lnscoe, Hunk
Coghill, Joe Robertson, Garland
Lockamy. w. o. Mitchell, Thurston
(Pete) Logon, Buddy Lockamy, Yer
nellie Turner. Whitley Branch, Rob
ert Robertson. Rachel Bissett, Allcr
Harris, Florida and Edna Rose Will
kerSOn.
The program for next week start
ing Tuesday, September 8, at North
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
R0gerS-DaUis NubHal
In Suffolk July rs

High Point, Aug, 3l.-Of interest
here and elsewhere in the State is
the announcement of the marriage
of Miss Sally Agnes Davis, Of Hen
derson and High Point, to Reginald
Larry Rogers, Of High Point. The
vows were solemnized IN July Is,
in Suffolk Va. DR.. A. R. Franklin
using the ring ceremony.
Mrs. Rogers is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Davis, of Hen
derson. She attended school in
Greensboro, and Tor some time has
made her home in High Point, where
she is connected with the Globe Par
lor Furniture Company.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
Al state Conference

~. E e.. Moss. daughter of Mrs.
p Mss. and John Gupton. son
-. : Mrs. J. P. Gupton. of
a. a1ch members OF the
A.. H club. spent this week
. e.. safe Wldlite Conservation
....... held IT Camp Savanna
They were awarded this trip
.., . .. their records and par
s.. & Wldlife Conservation
- H Club work.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
Miss Rem Hostess
At Birthday Party

Miss Mollie Gray Rem was host
ess at surprise birthday party on
a recent evening at her home IN
North Henderson, honoring White
Clark.
Many games were played, follow
ed by delicious refreshments served
by the hostess.
Those invited included the follow
ing: Misses Cliffic Furguson. Shirley
Workman, James Croker, Evelyn
Rocker, Murray Pridgen, Virgin ia
Crocker, Willard Clark, Ethel An
derson, Kenneth Clark, Kathrne
Strawford, Edward Rem, Elizabeth
Ann Rem, A. D. Clark, Joseph Clark,
and the hostess mother, Mrs. Joe
Rem.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
Miss Betsy Patterson
MurrieS George Wick

The following announcement,
made today, will be of interest to
many friends here:
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dillon Patterson
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Betsy Ann
to
Mr.. George Elliott Wick
on August Is, 1910
Henderson, North Carolina
1t Home,
Kinston. n. @"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31

The marriage took place at Holy
Innocents Episcopal church here,
with the Rev. Isaac Wayne Hughes
officiating. The ceremony was pri-
vate, and was witnessed only by
members of the two families.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, Albert D. Patterson.
Mr.. Wick had as his best man his
brother, NJ. c.. Wick.
The groom is the son Of Mrs. M.
G.. Wick and the late Mr.. Wick, Of
KinStOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

FIRST BAPTIST CHOhO1
E. Norfleet Gardner, pastor.
Announcements for the week fol-
lowing are given herewith:
Sunday:
9.45-Sunday school. F. E. Pin
nell, superintendent. Classes for all
ages and hearty welcome to all.
11:O0-Worship Hour. At the
morning services, Mr.. Simms will
continue the series of revival SER
mons, speaking on The Loyal AvoW-
al. In answer to special requests
Mr.. Simms, at this service, will sing
again 1.-THE Holy City. All members
Of the church are urged to be present
and visitors will be welcome.
2:OO-Rcgular monthly meeting of
the board of deacons in the pastors
study.
7:OO-Baptist Training Union.
Topic for discussion in Young Peo-
pies Union: "Following Up the Re-
vivar. Leader: r. c. Wells. Come
and bring your ideas.
Worship Hour. Closing serv-
ice of youth revival. Sermon by Mr..
SimmS on "a Man Who Played
With Religion.
Monday:
Meetings of the WMU cir
cles of the church as follows:
No. Postponed till Tuesday (see
below.
No. 2-At the church in the ladies'
parlor.
No. 3-With Mrs. J. A. Cree.
No. with Mrs. r. r. UDchurch.
No. with Mrs. w. r. Waddill.
No. 6-With Mrs. w. O. Langley.
Tuesday:
4:O0-Meeting of WMU Circle No.
| with Mrs J. r. Hinton.
Wednesday:
8:OO-Committee of Seventy-Sev-
en- and Church Conference.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
Evemimg Party Giuem
Bv Mrs. Robert Pirie

Newman, Mrs. Thomas Green, Mrs.
Owen Cothran, Miss Maria Johnson,
Miss Annie Shelton Dunkley, Mrs.
G.. w. Dunkley, Mrs. Sam Fox, Jr.,
Mrs. J. D. Hicks, Mrs. Florence Ross,
Mrs. C.. H. Ross, Mrs. Edwin Ross,
Mrs. Raymond Weldon, Mrs. P. {.
Collins, Mrs. j. E. Davis, Mrs. Emma
Dupricst, Mrs. Claire Hunt, Miss
Helen Burchett, Mrs Will Mitchell,
Mrs. Emmett Mitchell, Mrs. Sally Up
church, Mrs. Ralph Walters, Mrs.
Jack Norton, Mrs. j. E. BagWell, Miss
Elizabeth Bagwcll, Mrs. Milton
Avcrette, Mrs. Gertrude Page Web
ster, Mrs. Marshall Hoylc, Mrs. N. C..
Grccnway, Mrs. w. r. Sutherland,
Mrs. j. H. Mitchell, Mrs. Lula Payn-
ter. Mrs. Vernon Larry, Mrs. John
Craft, Mrs. George Holbrook, OF Pro-
violence, r. l., and Miss Carrie
Draper
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31

Mr.. Rogers is the son of Mrs. Rosa
3. Rogers, of this city. He was con-
ncctcd with Tomlinson of High Point
for some time, but for the past year
has been representing the Burton
Dixie Corporation of Blacksburg, S.
c., in the states of North Carolina,
Virginia, and Tennessee. He is known
in other cities in this vicinity, having
attended school in Salisbury and Win
ston-Salem, before coming to High
Point to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers will be at
home at 1109 Johnson street, High
Point, after September l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
Goes to Colorado

Rudolph PassaVant, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Passavant, of Chestnut
street. Henderson, left yesterday for
the School of Mining and Chemical
Engineering, near Denver. Colorado.
He won a scholarship in mine engi-
neering to that school last year while
at State College. Raleigh, and has
gone to begin work in that field.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
Miss Ann Peace Feted
At Lovely Tea Friday

Lavernc WaddilI directed the guests
10 the dining room.
There they were served an ice
course in green and white by Misses
Ruth Burton, Efric Louise Flanagan
Alice Rose, Tuddy Parham, Betsy
Rose Jones. Elizabeth Toepleman,
Ann Upchurch, Dorothy cooper
Priscilla Parham. and Emma Thomas
Rose. Misses Betty c. Jones and Hen
rictta StraliSc had charge in the dim
ing room.
Mrs. Richard BurWell and Mrs.
Louis Horncr directed the guests to
the coffee table where Mrs. N. P.
Strause, assisted by Mrs. Lee Dur
ham, of Detroit, Mich, poured coffee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
CHURCH SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCEMENT

FIRST METHODIST
Y. B. C.. Reavis, pastor.


Church school will meet at Gas a.
m.
THE Divine IF will be the sub
jcct of the communion sermon by
the pastor at II a. m. Following the
sermon the Lords Supper will be
administered. At p. m. the pastor
will preach the first in a series of
sermons on the Sermon on the Mount.
THE Poverty That Brings Wealth"
will be the subject of the message.
At $50 supper will be served in
the dining room of the church for
the young people. Following the sup
per the groups will 60 to their re-
spective rooms where worship SER
vices will be conducted.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH

CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. L. j. Whitehead, pastor.
9:45 Sunday school, Clyde l.. Finch,
supt.
IL Morning worship with the SER
mon by the pastor. Sermon subject,
The FIT Of Labor"
7:l5 Special meeting, nature OF
which will be announced at the
service.
No evening service.
We invite you to worship with us.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC

ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC
Rev. Cletus J. liellrIch, pastor.
Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost
U d. III. lIa,5 and holy communion.
Confessions at 7:45 a. IN.
Sermon text from st. Paul to Gal.
6:3: What things man shall sow,
those also shall he reap. For he that
SUWCth III ms lleSh, OF the flesh
shall reap corruption"
$50 d. NJ, Bcnediction.
Organist, Carolyn Scher.
All welcome.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31

TO emma
l. J. Young, Jr., who has been in
the city for the past several weeks
on vacation. left this morning on his
long journey back to Shanghai,
China, where, for the past three
years, he has bee nconnected with
tobacco interests there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
,r> fOr School.

.. Patterson left today
where She will attend
coming year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31

HOLY INNOCENTS EPISCOPAL
Rev. l. w. Hughes, rector.
Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity.
GAS Church school.
III Mems Bible class.
ii Holy Communion.
6 Evening prayer.
st. Johns Mission, North Hen
derSon, Holy Communion and ad-
dress.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31

Benedict Crowell !
President Roosevelt has named
Benedict Crowell, wartime Assist
ant Secretary of War and director
of munitions, as special consultant
to the War Department in its re-
armament program
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31

A historian of the sixth century
speaks of the "Skrid-Finns," mean
ing, Gins who run on skis"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
WEST END BAPTIST

Rev. E. R. Nelson, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. w. R.
Fleming, supt.
Worship at 8 o'clock. We will be-
gin revival Sunday evening, with
services each night during the week.
Preaching will be done by Rev.
Douglas NJ Branch, of Cary.
We invite all interested friends to
attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31

~ Moran has returned
.l.r weeks visit to rel
.. s,....orc. Md. and Wash
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
William i. MclnniS, minister.
GAS Church school.
II Morning worship. Sermon sub
jcct: preventing Prodigals".
$50 Young people Of the church.
8 Evening worship. Sermon sub
ject: "Our Points OF Rest
Thursday: choir practice 8 o'clock.
Friday: Sunday school teachers
meeting o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-31

WHITE MEMORIAL METHODIST
Rev. J. K. Worthington, pastor.
Church school Gas a. m. H. M.
Robinson, superintendent.
Preaching service each second and
fourth Sunday.
Prayer service Thursday evening.
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Interesting Books
To Be Reviewed
Y. W. :. A. Leisure Tine
Classes Scheduled

Features Of special interest
Al the \. " {. 4. Leisure
Time classes this FRIDAY IN
clude the book reviews At
10lb hy Mrs. ". :, Rur-
rouhs Books to he reviewed
are "A Goodly Fellowship
~ Mary Ellen Chase. The
Happy Highway" ~ Francis
Brett Young and Gypsy.
Gypsy" hy Runner Golden.
A. ii:is Ma. Mary coWsn vii
present Ms. Alice Hawthorns
Who viii rive the travsi tails IN
her rrcsnt trip 70 Philadelphia.
Al the same hour In the flower
arrangement. class Ms stewart
Clark viii hs assisted ey NJ.
Parker Buck and Mrs ~ N Fres.
man who xiii demonstrate the
making Of holiday eefsaEes using
seasonal material sueh - small
cones and herried shrubs.
Other classes win meet a. usual
Beginning bridge At psia with
Mira Anthony Arntsnn, spanish
with Ms Georgia Hills AZ 10 Is.
Current Events with nr. Frank
Nnhston Al iia. and Social
Bridge with nrs Clayton Ruhldge.
Arts and Crafts are taught both
mornings and afternoons With
Mrs Marian Riley.
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TEST ANSWERS

questions printed On Editorial
page
1 Two.
2 Ground hors
3 nevada
4. Morris Dam.
D. l..
a Etata, - Liberty.
7. Rake
Far BrosNd~r.
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10. nob<ff Louis Htsyens0n.
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The Interest IN hsnd wssxinE
ss. brought st-aut ~ small
group - ladies whe met At TIE
home 81 Mrs. q q 1ennlnxs IL
lasa q discus. with NJ. uaf.
sar~t Bergman. weaving expert
the possibilities u having hard
weaving ela-e. In Tacoma. IN
this group acre M.zs nianehs Ste.
ssns n tn faculty = ths college
~ Puget Sound snd Miss Amy
cole Mseoui ~ The stadium hlkh
schc-ol faculty. Al mi. time the
Tacoms Weaver. guild sas esEsas
lsed with Nj. jennings 81 rfssi.
dent, and AFs Thiftns nshsf ss
secretary ard treasurer tn. ~.
gsnisAtian - actively working fnf
the display ~ hand weaving dur
ing the week ~ the art exhibit
IN Tacoma. with Mira. Msuas
Moore as president
Taeoms became weaving cor
.clous after classes we're opened
al FISHERS civic center under tho
leadership Of Mrs Bergman.
When Mrs Bergman returned Ia
roulsbo the recreation department
- Tacoma Public schools essb-
iished hand weaving ~ a part 81
the adult recreation program .,
the Bryant Creative Ar center
and secured Mrs Pearl nfition
Lees Of the Wsysld. Art Craft
center as instructor. Thus the in.
isr,st In the hobby has besn slim.
ulstsd Many men q. well ss wo-
men now pursue the craft
Those studying advanced wssy'
ina under Mrs isees have as their
group organization tho World
Wide Weaving club for the study
of weaving technique. % various
countries and as an active group
sponsoring an annual weaving in.
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one devoted grandmother.
whose own duties keep her busy
most Of the time has been unjust
" imposed upon in this respect
for some time. Only now. after
three years Of great unselfishness,
has she found that she can no
longer keep up The pace inflicted
upon her by her son and daughter
in-lsw She writes
Dear Miss Grey: For three
years now I have had almost total
responsibility over my two small
grandchildren. I enjoy being with
them and do little things for
them. I don't mind staying with
them when my son and daughter
in-law 60 out Of an evening. But
for the last three years they have
been over to my house more than
they have remained at home. l
have had to get their meals. dress
them. get them ready for their
maps and bath them day after day
while their mother devotes herself
70 having good time.
Now. my son and daughterin-
law inform me they are going on
an extended trip and want my
husband and myself 10 look after
the children while they are gone.
What am I do to- I have a large
house to keep up and two big boys
Of my own 10 look after. I think
the world of my sons children and
enjoy them but cannot take full
responsibility for them.
WORRIED.
Dear Worried: OF course You
can't and YOU shouldn't he ex-
pected to do so. Have a serious
talk with your son and
daughter-in-law. Tell them ~
actly what YOU have told me.
Perhaps they do not realize
that you are still running
home Of your own, and when
they do they will be more care
full about imposing on you.
Tell them that the children
are their responsibility just as
your boys were yours. Be kind
but be firm and I am sure they
will see your point of view.
Suggest that they either take
their children with them on their
trip or find a competent. reli-
able woman TO look out for them
while they are away. But make
sure the woman is reliable.
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Employer. Expect q BABY

Dear Mrs. Post: Five years has
been the length Of time have
worked for Mr.. Employer A. his
secretary. In case that would have
any effect on your answer a. 10
whether IL would be out Of order
for m. 10 give Mrs Employer q
present for an expected baby !
don't know the Employer. outside
Of business. hut have had many
pleasant chats with Mrs Employer
when she comes 20 IN. office 10 see
her husband would love 20 ssns
little present for IN. baby n
you think ! may then please tell
me also whether you think
should send II now In anticipation
OF its arrival. or should I wait ,