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La gaceta., 1940-11-14
I'm "dindmitero''

Alfred Weeks, Jr., I'm joven
de II amos, hizo una psquena
bomba con acido sulfGrico, clo-
ratio de potasa y azdcar y la lie
v6 con 6l a la escuela, en- Ma
moroneck. Tres minutos des-
pu6s de haberse alberto la clase
de Octave Grade, a la cual perte
necia, la "bombita' lie hizo ex-
plosi6n en- ell bolsillo, sufriendo
81 lesiones, la maestro y cuatro
ninos. BESIDE su cana en- el New
Rochelle Hospital, Ell jovemito
coment6: Oh, 20 no saba que
era tan bueno.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

aousl edific!o, el anciano poeta
.2e enfurecfa Por dltimo. envi6
c o1 mayor6omo . zai1dar al o
leraar = . pcdirlc. &c 81 rarte,
que dentro de un plaz. de "a
horas, pintara su casa de IN CO.
lor mas d,.cTsto. Ii slemin Sc
echo a reir de la exeentricidad
de su vecino, y Sc queI5 tan
fre1co. Pero a Ia mamma ST.
guiente, cuando vic que al vieio
poeta y su mayordomo Il apun..
taban con el canon, mientras
dos lacayos traian mrniciones,
el opulento propietario Sc asus-
to de veras. Telefcne6 corriendo
a ia Policfa y a la Embajada A
lemana en- Roma. La Policia do
aviso al Alcalde, y este, a su We.
puso ell asunto en- conocimientc
del Ministro del Interior, quien,
desde la ciudad Austsra, decla-
no inmediatamente q. Ell aleman
tenrfa que dar da nuevo pintura
a su casa, ipero que, al menos,
los gastcs cOrrerian por cuenta
del E,stado fascista!
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

grandes cantidades de cafe".
Dfas antes la estaci6n de Pa
rfs. ahora dominada por los a.
llemanes, habia dicho: "un nue.
vo capitulo Sc ha alberto en- Ia
historic del cafe en- Francia. Sc"
gun un decreto publicado en- e.
Journal Official Grocers, los co
merciantes franceses solo po-'
dram vender la Nueva Mezcla.
compuesta de una tercera parte
de cafe Y dos terceras parties de
productos dulces".
Abundancia en- Alemania, Sc.
gun la estaci6n nazi; mezcla,
con una tercera parte de cafe,
en- Francia.
En- ell mismo mes una esta-
ci6n danesa notified a los radio
escuchas: "El Secretariado de
Prensa de los MINISTRIES anun-
cia que la raci6n de cafe sera re-
bajada, por mes, desde $50 gra-
mos a 125.
Noruega comunic6 por la RAJ
do, ell % de s~eptiembre Ell Con
ssio de Administration ha re-
suelto diSminuir la raci6n de
cafe en- los cupones ordinarios
desde 80 gramos a 60 y en- los
cupones adicionales desde 40
gramos a 80.
Els facil saber, leyendo esas
noticias, de donde procede la a.
bundancia alemana.
La propaganda nazi en- este
pals, trasmitida por la German
Library of Information, ha pu-
blicado esta nota:
Muchas noticias emanadas de
Londres dicen que Alemania
viene quitando a Francia sus a.
bastecimientos. La verdad es
TODD 10 contrario, por cuanto de
Paris llega la noticia de que Ell
Reich ha puesto 1OO, 900 tonela-
das de patatas a disposition de
Francia". III enorme abasteci-
miento sera embarcado muy
pronto, tan luego sc completen
los arreglos con Ell gobierno de
Vichy''.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
LOS RETIRA.
RON SUs TPoPAs De DOS
PROVINCIAS


Toxic, Nov. 14.-El mando
japones informa cue ha COM
pletado la reitrada de sus tro-
pas de la provincial de Kwan-
81 y ell suroeste de la provin-
cha de Kwantung.
Las tropas niponas Sc reti-
raron aver de Yamchow, puer
to de la provincial de Kwan :
%ung. No tiene ell gobierno la
intenci6n de evacuar TODD e
sur de China, segdn la nota
Official.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
Academies

En- los primeros nueve meses
de este ano han perdido la vida
en- ell pals, en- academies del
transito, 23,830 personals, 1900
mas que en- ell mismo periodic de
tempo en- 1889. Una poblaci6n
de u.s. 900 habitantes, Lakewood
Ohio, no tuvo una sofa muerte.
por esa causa, en- los nueve me-
ses. Anunci6 ell ndmero de des-
gracias, la ssmana pssada, Ell
Consejo Nacional de Seguridad.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
Una SOrpresG

Dos j6venes, Edward Hayden
v Stewart LeCato, de Rehoboth
Beach, California, salBeron en-
su bote de vela Y no ~pudieron re-
gresar, a causa del NAL tempo,
hasta pasadas IL horas. AL des-
embarcar notaron actividad en-
ciertOs lugares del litoral y vie
ron que varias lanchas Sc pre-
paraban a salir en- busca de al
.guien.
Los dos Sc nnieron al grupc
listos para ayudar.,. y Sc ente-
raron de que los buscados eFar
ellos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
LA SEMANA DE
EDUCACION
LOS RECURSOS NATURA-
LES DEBEN
Por Ramon Fernandez Rey

Els una verdad indiscutible
que la base de la riqueza de un
pals depende de sus recursos
naturales. 81 estoS son abundan-
ties, 81 estan florecientes y ell
hombre sc afana y Sc interesa
en- conservarlos y utilizarlos con
ell cuidado y en- la proportion a.
decuados; 81 yela por So protec-
ci6n y para evitar que sean des-
truidos innecesariamente y que
Sc saque de eNos Ell mayor pro-
ducto possible sin destruir o las
timar sus raices, 0 81 son esca-
SOS o inseguros, Sc ocupa de dar-
lie fortaleza, q laborar por su
vigor y de m~ejOrarlos y aumen-
tarlos, realizara una gran labor
en- pro de la economic nacional.
Los Estados Unidos han sido
favorecidos g~randemente en- sus
recursOs naturales. Sus produc-
tos y derivados son innumera-
bles y Ia industrial y la agricu!-
tura han logrado de elios ven
tajas ~ineontabies, Los gobiernos
han legislado para la defensa de
esos recursos, Sc han estableci-
do escuelas e institutes que han
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
CASTILLO CRISTOBAL CO.
LON

En- la tenida que hoy celebra-
"a este Castillo, en- su edificio
de la Novena avenida y calle Is,
lie sera entregada la medalla de
pasado jefe al Sr. Victoriano
Manteiga, director de este pc
ri6dico.
Todos los hermanos quedan
invitados. Despues de la ceremc
MIA los asistentes seran obse-
quiados.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
Ell cafe

Algo sobre la Importance del
cafe en- la guerra. Una esta-
ci6n de Radio alemana dijo ha-
ce pocos dias: LA cooperation
comercial de los estados CONT
nentales, que durante esta que
ira ha aumentado, ha hecho po-
sible la entrega a Alemania DE-
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
LA I~NAUGURCIoN DE MA
MANA

Mahana viernes Sc efectuara
la aperture del nuevo bar y res
taurant "El Trocadero," situa-
do en- Ell nuevo edificio de la Sep
TINA y Gale II.
Paul Antinori, ell administra-
der, has pasado invitaciones a
sus numerosas amistades.
Ell restaurant cocinara a la
americana y la europea.
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I santome como administra.

Jose Santome como administra-
dor.
SantomG es in antique resi-
dente de Tampa y concce de ma
nera perfecta ell negocio de dull
ceria y reposteria.
Los carros saldran a la calle
el vsnidero lunes y Santome es-
pera la cooperation de sus ami
gos Y antigunos marchantes.
Muchos exitos lie deseamos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
Ell TEMPO

Nublados Y frio en- la noche
de hoy y manana. Ligeras Mu-
Was. Cr6ese que maaana, en- las
primeras horas horas la tenn
r:ratura minima sera de so gra
dos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
a Fest Chicago, Indiana, con

a Fest Chicago, Indiana, con
aYertas Y c-bierto DC niclo, 81
tarQua NoTT Eavcr Ccc9ry. 20.
tg;rg -ul- G.eon Ire pa5aronI
0or horas terribles, Entr6 aver
n Milwaukee el vapor de car
g Th,r1ss T. Co,e. que tambi6n
g7eri6 lcs efectos del viento. Ma
ia Sc sabe de dos vapores de car
ga, de gran tamano, y de dos
remolcadores.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
Y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunre por Vega en- ell 1902
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
UNA NUEVA DUuCERIA
Jose SantOme de administrator

La panaderia la Tropical"
de esta ciudad, nos anuncia Ia
creaci6n de un departamentO de
,dulceria y Ell nombramiento de
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

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To relieve the torturing pain Of Rheuma-
tism, Neuritis, Neuralgia or Lumbago. in a
few minutes, &c. the Doctors formula
NURITO. Dependable-no opiates, no mar
cotics. Does the work quickly-must relieve
cruel pain, to your satisfaction in q few
minutes or money back at Druggists. Don't
suffer. Use NURITO on this guarantee today.
The weekly echo., 1940-03-22

be mental. He hasn't been fixed or
tricked-he just isn't well. This party
should get medical attention RICH.
away.
8. A Look deep into this question,
Tell me if my sweetheart has had
another man besides me and her
husband? l am beginning to think
that she is chizzling on both Of us.
Ans: Well-she wasn't doing any
thing particularly wrong on night
two weeks ago about 100 in the
morning-but she was talking to some
man who was trying to make date
with her. The sooner you realize
that she can't mean very much to
you than she already does. the sooner
you will have a chance to make girl
friends and get more pleasure from
life. She belongs to someone else.
]. H We have a teacher in our
community and 1 want to know what's
wrong with him? Is he all there.
Ans: Yes he is intelligent and b light
but his main weakness is that he
wants everything that happens to 90
his way and wants to be the center
of attraction. Cooperate the very best
that you can for he is a smart man.
although he does take bows his own
self for his work. HES sincere in
wanting to improve conditions.
c. E. T. Will my husband ever be
a loving husband any more? What
can I do to improve things?
Ans: He too seems to be upset when
members of the family are living with
Sou two-spend more time together
and alone if possible. Your husband
isn't the affectionate type-but he
loves you dearly and there is no
reason for you to doubt his love. Try
The weekly echo., 1940-03-22

to improve your physical condition so
that you won't always have something
TO say about feeling bad when he's
around.
T. M. C.-This fellow that I went
with got a divorce from his wife and
he says he loves me much better than
he does her. Now tell me if he in
tends to marry me and would we be
happy?
Ans No, you aren't the girl that he
will marry. In fact, he is already
The weekly echo., 1940-03-22

E. L. H There is friend of mine
in Detroit that wants me to come up
there. She says she will h ZIP me to
get job. lived h7re on but
didn't like it and I don't like where
live now, so tell me what must do?
Ans: A change to Detroit will help
you You will have to get some money
ahead as you have your mo her to
nSe also and 10 keep UP, but once
The weekly echo., 1940-03-22
PAGE THREE

tired Of you and has started going
out with some other girls, IF you are
wise, you will stop worrying about
him and make you few nice friends
too.
G. H If packed my clothes and
went back to my husband now would
ne take me back He told me Il I
didn't return by Christmas he would
not give me another chance.
Ans. CO on. back. Hes Disguised,
Continued on page four
The weekly echo., 1940-03-22

you are in that city, it won't be so
nard to make a contact. The reason
sou didn't like ii before, was the fact
that you were unhappily married.
M. j. 1 am writing you these few
words to come out in the paper. Tell
me if 7, c. is fixed or not and what
IS wrong with him?
Ans: This friend of yours isn't alto
gether well-the condi ion seems to
The weekly echo., 1940-03-22
Fiaacial Der art-ent
CINE. Church
1910
Seventh Episcopal Dissgics

South unississppi Conference
Meridian, Roy L. Young sj4O9
jackson e. B. B4lckman Sl71.25
Gloster- U. L. Washington 1000
North Mississippi Confer nee
Olive Branch ]. A. Abram S101 90
Iunjca- w. o. Brown Sl6O0t
Sardis E. H. Carmen S105O0
Holly Springs 3, T.. Tolbert $4,000
East Mississippi
Water Valley j. H. Walton $4,000
Aberdeen NJ S. McGlown On 90
Tupelo- j. D. Murdoch S61 nj
Mississippi Conference
Greenwood 7. NJ Coleman S115.00
Durant- W. w. Wall SOL 65
Columbus c. Thomas S128 O0
6rooksvil'e- t. ]. johnson $4,000
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
Kings Daughters
Want New Chapel

The Kings Daughters of the State
of North Carolina are asking for IL
nancial help to build larger and
much needed chapel for the boys Of
the Stonewall Jackson Training
School. according to an announce
ment today.
This organization has always
been intimately interested III the in
;titut-n, incugurating the movement
Cor its creation and building the first
cottage. They also financed the
building of stone chapel and the
bridge over the dangerous highway
that penetrates the premises.
Finding the present chapel has
become too small for the enrolment
of the school. the Kings Daughters
have now set out to find the means
by which to erect one that is more
suitable and adequate.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
First Forum
Is Set For
This Friday
DR.. Archibald Hen
derson Will Lead Dis
cussion on American
Aid to Britain During
War; Kiwanis Backs
Program.

DR.. Archibald Henderson, Of the
University Of North Carolina faculty.
will on next Friday evening open
the first Of the series Of forum dis
cuSSionS of the season in Henderson,
it was announced today by Prof. w.
D. Payne, of Henderson high school.
The subject will be, Shall America
Aid Great Britain? How Much?"
The meeting will be open to the
public and will be held in the high
school library at 7:30 p. m.
Following presentation Of the topic
by DR.. Henderson, brief period will
be set aside for free and open dis
cussion on the part OF the audience
The directors Of tie Henderson
Kiwanis club have endorsed the for
UNI, and have voted SIS toward OK
pcnscs incurred in bringing speakers
here. The club has also named Il
committee Of three to serve on the
forum committee, these being r. ".
Bruin, E. O. Falkner and w. G. Gates.
Similar action is expected to be
taken by the Rotary and Lions clubs.
This is the second year Of the
forum program here. Several Scs-
sions were held last year during
the high school term. There will be
number OF other such gatherings
and discussions during the winter
and spring.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
200 Attend
PIT A Meet
District Conference in
Session Here; Officers
Elected at Afternoon
Meeting.

More than 200 delegates are at
tending the district meeting here to-
day OF the North Carolina Congress
of Parents and Teachers and num-
Der Of special guests are also pre-
sent for the conference. "Coordina-
ton Of Home and School for Ma
tiOnal Defense" is the timely theme
Of the program for the meeting.
Featured speakers on this morn
ing's program were Mrs. Doyle D.
Alley Of WaynesVille, president Of
the North Carolina Congress Of Par
en1s and Teachers, VINO spoke on
"The Responsibility Of the Parent
Teacher Association in a Democ-
racy', and June H. Rose, superintcn-
dent Of the Greenvilc schools, who
spoke on Realizing Parent-Teacher
Detectives Through the Legislature"
A business session at which officers
for the coming year were TO be elect
cd was on the afternoon program,
following an address by DR.. Albert
Coates Of Chapel Hill, director Of
the Institute Of Government.
The one day session was to close
this afternoon with an informal tea,
in the lobby Of the high school,
honoring the new district officers.
Delegates attending the meeting
represent parent-teacher organiza-
tons of Chatham, Durham, Lee,
Granville, Harnett, Orange, Person,
Vance, Wake, Warren and Franklin
counties.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29

There's full dose Of charm for a
half pint in this captivating kid
die style, Pattern 9548. Marian
Martin has included Il whole ward
robcful of ideas in the one simple
pattern. The front panel of the bod
ice points low in pert basque-cllcct.
You'll like the center skirt panel cut
on the bias, especially in checked
fabric. Let the sleeves Of the dress
be long or short and use a button or
upper closing in back. A self or
contrasting collar makes smart
tailored style; a ruGfle gives a gay
dress-up air. The back-buttoning
pinafore is made by emitting the
sleeves and side Ddoice sections, cut
ting the necklne square, and sewing
on ruftleS and sash.
Pattern 9548 may DC ordered only
in children's sizes 2, I, s, and 10.
Size s requires j-9 yards 81 inch
fabric and IA yard contrast.
TomprroW'S pattern includes a
doll dress and pinafore to match.
Send fifteen cents IN coli;s for
each Marian Martin pattern. Thirty
cents (3Oc) for both. Be sure to
write plainly your size. name sd-
.tress. and style number.
Send your order TO HENDERSON
Drilr Diena,rh. Pattern Department.
232 w. 1871, Street. New York. N.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
Boyd's Crossroads
ALLENE L. CAREY.

Mr.. and Mrs George Henderson
and children, James and Dorothy and
Flora E. Riggan were the Sunday
afternoon guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
Roy Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Kuton spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. KutOn'S
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Woody
Miss Shirley Hope has returned TO
her home in Henderson after visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Hope.
FiendS are glad to learn that Miss
Belle Thomas is better after being
confined to her bed for several
days.
Miss Eloise Carey spent Sunday
night with Miss Mamie kmball.
Mrs. Lena Thomas and Mrs. Jack
Pernel visited Miss Belle Thomas
Thursday night.
William Carey spent Saturday
might with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Carey. He had as his guest
James Lassiter.
Mrs. Lily Carroll, OF Washington,
has been staying with her sister,
Miss Belle Thomas while she was
confined to her bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Daniel and
Billy Daniel were the Sunday after
noon guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Carey and family.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
Democrats Grow Uneasy AS
Election Nears, Averill Re-
ports From State Capital
CONTINUED From Page One)

Democratic detection in every cOun-
ty of North Carolina-there's no
need for even the party stalWarts
to try denying that. In fact, recent
statement by Chairman f. B. Denny
in which he claimed 100000 majority
if the vote reaches 100000 in itself
admits a sight falling off from the
1886 election when the FDR edge
almost reached 100000 in $4,000
votes cast.
One state official from the north
east told your reporter he has been
very much surprised to find that
Willllie will get some votes in Currl-
tuck. "There Just aren't any Repub-
licans there" he added, indicating
that the Willkie ballots will, OF ne
cessity, come from folks usually
Democratic all the way.
A prominent Raleigh business man
ono who comes in contact with
hundreds of other business men
every days authority for the state
ment "all the business men are for
Willlic." This despite the fact that
the informant is himself as loyal a
Roosevelt hacker as can be found. He
made his dismal report in comment
ing on the fact that it is almost i'm
possible to raise any Sizcable CAM
paign fund for reelection Of the
President.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
Miss Peggy Moran
Leads A. NJ. A. Ball

The following item is taken from
a Staunton, Va, paper Of last Satur-
day:
Last night Augusta Military Acad-
envy began its social season with its
opening formal dance. One hundred
couples danced to the music Of John
Philip SOuSa, III.
Cadet White and Miss Peggy Mo-
ran, assisted by Cadet DaImas and
Miss MaudC Cover, led the dance.
The gymnasium was decorated with
flags Of the various nations"
Miss Peggy Moran, student at
Stuart Hail, Staunton, is the dau9h-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fuller
Parham. of Henderson. Cadet
Whites home is in Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
Red Cross
Workers Are
To Be Named

Fred KeSler, chairman of the 1910
Red Cross Roll Call in Vance county,
announced today he was lining up
workers for the solicitation, which is
soon to be started, and he hoped to
have the list ready for publication
tomorrow or Thursday.
No definite quota has been assign
ed to the county, but it is hoped that
there will be large response. in
view of the increased needs for Red
Cross assistance during war time. and
in connection with the calling Of so
many men for service in this Coun-
try in the preparedness program.
Hitherto the county has been ask
ed for 5000 to 500.
The city and county are to be di-
vided into districts and Il chairman
named for each, with other workers
assisting in those sections. In this way
it is hoped 10 cover the entire county,
and to give all the people an oppor-
tunity to help along with the work.
The basis of all Japanese lacquer
ware is wood, usually pine.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
DWIRE SPEAKS AT
CHARLOTTE NEE /

Durham. Oct. 29-1cnry r. DWirc.
director Of public relations and alum
nj affairs Of Duke University, vii.
deliver the principal address at the
7nnual dinner meeting of the North
Carolina section Of the American
Institute of Electrical Engineers on
Wednesday, evening in Charlotte,
The meeting will be attended by
group of faculty members and
students Of the Duke College Of En-
gineering.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
THREE MORE DEEDS
WITH THE REGISTRY

Three deeds were filed with the
Vance Registry office Monday, rec
ords there showed today.
Hattie Kearncy, ct al, sold Rial
Meadows a lot on Roosevelt street
for $40 and considerations.
c. F. Crews, ct al, sold James T.
Cozart, Jr timber rights in six acres
Of land in Dabney township.
L. NJ. Howell and wife sold j. F.
faSsitcr 246 acres of lands on the
HcndcrSon-GiIlburg road for $40 and
considerations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
Flat Rock Women
Will Have Parry

\ HalloWe'eu party will be give"
Wednesday evening by the Woman'S
Society Of Christian Service Of Flat
Rock Methodist church. at Henry
Nights cabin. 1t will last from to
10 o'clock
There will be no admission charge
Candy, nuts. popcorn. WeinerS and
drinks can be obtained at the party.
Everyone is invited to attend and
have an evening of fun.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
Greeks Hold Posi-
tons Stubbornly
Continued From Page One)

struck at 10 air bases in Germany
and in naZi-occupicd territory.
The British admiralty acknowledge
ed that an apparently intensified
German U-boat campaign had cost
Britain l45 vessels sunk by enemy
action" in the week ending October
81. In previous weeks, the average
loss has been $1,000 tons.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
KENNEDY TO SING
AT UNC WEDNESDAY

Chapel Hill. oct nG-Thc Gr2hnn,
Memorial student union at the Uni.
NcrSIty Will sponsor Stephen krl-
nCuy, young American baritone Of
opera. concert and radio in recital
here on "Wednesday evening. Oc-
toDer 30. Director Richard Worley
announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
Meeting of PhilatheaS

The last meeting Of the Philathca
class Of Christ Methodist church
will be held this evening at 7:3O
o'clock at the home of Mrs. f. o.
Falkner. All members are urged
10 attend
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
Mrs. YerkeS Here

Mrs. D. M. Yerkes, of Philadel-
phla, arrived last night to visit her
father, S. Il. harris, and her sister,
Mrs. S. +. Watson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
Iur,tS Of Mrs. Parker

rs '.r.y> Henry Parker, of New
and Pool Rock, had as her
...~ -.uscs yesterday Mrs. r. O..
... Ms Arch Cheatham, and
.-&c Flowers. of Durham. at
g.,,. >ov home near Hender-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
l.,r ghickcn-OySter Supper.

-. LADIES' AuNiliary Of Spring
e. .. ....ci, will have an oyster
..u supper Thursday night
e.. , O'Clock. III the Sunday
.... ..~. r; the church. The pub
...- ..-ta..v invited.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
Ou Week End Trip.

-.. . &. Craig. Mir. and Mrs. W.
.. =. Jack H;ckSon. and Miss
....rZ visited friends in
md North WilkeSboro
...>-Cud.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
Here Tor Week End

.,,- Mary Elizabeth PurviS. who
....,, IN ?.ctSborO. and William
--...... came here Saturday after
~.-.-. the Wake Fore>t-Duke
.. n Wake Forest, and spent the
-...-.rt with Miss PurviS uncle
- AM. Llr and Mrs. B. H. Hicks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
Sans SnlIci Club Meets.

The Sans Souci Literary club will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 3:45
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. D. P.
McDulfcc, on Young avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
rnmr Frnm Wedding Trip

e. .-; Mrs. Gideon Lamb ar
.: .~Ggy night from their we'd
.. q. northern points, and are
..s d. 81 B,rWel avenue. Mrs.
.. +, me former Miss Helen
..... TIL. o. St. DavidS. Penn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29
Mrs. Davis improved

Mr.. H. A. Davis. who is i'll with
malaria at her home on the Oxford
roda. is said to be somewhat i'm
proved today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29

Cape May on the southern ex-
tremity of New Jersey was named
for Cornelius J. May, a Dutch naVi-
gator of the West India Company.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-29

The basis of all Japanese lacquer
ware is wood, usually pine.