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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
DO DRUHEHO ROKU!

Prfstf dtery, Is. Tfjna v 8. no.
din vecer pravidelna schGze
Odbocky Ceskeho Narodniho
ISdruzenf v Sokolovne. Touto
schGzf zahajujeme 2hy rok
nasf cinnosti.
Jestli kdy nekdo byl v po-
chybnostech O pravu naseho
odboje prot nazismu must
dnes kdy V Norsku, Belgii i
Francii zdvihajl sc ruce k Cd
poru prot bestialite a zlodej-
stvf okupujfcfch nemeckych
hord ktere systematicky pro-
vadf to same hrubstv1 proti u
jafmenemu lidu, prave tax ja-
ko v Ceskoslovensku otroci mas
lid pc cely rok, priznati 81, re
jest ma case ably jeden kazdy
poctivy Czech, kazda ceska ze-
ma stala v fadach Ceskeho Ma
rodnfho Sdruzenf!
Sestry, bratr1! Slibme 81 ma
zacatku tohoto roku, re bude-
me prichazeti do nas1ch schGzi
a pilne pracovati Tadach ma
SIGH!
15ho f1jna polozme ST zakla-.
dy, vypracujme program k pra
ci v pr1stfm roce!
V techto kritickych dnech
mus1me sc semknout v jeden
six ably ia prace nase vynesla
kyzeny vysledek, Svobodu &C.
skOslovenskemu lidu!
Vykonny Vybor
Odbocky Ces. Mar. Sdruzen1
"Pravda Zvltez1"
v Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
VYPUJCIL Sc KRESTNf LIST,
ABLY MOHL PITT.

Diva propusteni byli pc sIo-
zen1 zaruky $1,000 ku dals1mu
soudu. zalovani byli v nedeli,
re prodali pivo nezletilemu, II
rokG staremu mlad1ku, ktery
ably mohl pivo dostati, vyp1jcil
Sc krestni list jineho znej1c1 ma
FL rok. Pod zarukou zadrze-
nj byli: David Cohen, 32lety
re 400 blocku N. Milton ave-
nue., hospodsky a c1sn1k Harry
Cohen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
MANzELKA SEKRETARE
~KOMUNISTICKE A
VINNOU.

Dorothy Rose Blumberg, man
zelka DIR. Alberta E. Blumberg
statn1ho sekretaTe komunistic-
Ike strany, nalezena byla v Ute
ry vinnou z krive pr1sahy We
spojenf Sc jmenovan1m komu-
nistickych kandidat1 danych
ma statni ballot. Uznana byla
vinnou v 6 pr1padech a zbave-
ma why v osmi.
Trest ustanoven nebyl while
dem ku novemu soudu, ktery
snad konan Dude. Trest m1ze
byti vezenf az do osmi rokG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
ADMIRAL RECNfKEM v
NAMORNf DEN.

Pozornost naroda obracena
Dude ma Baltimore We dny 27.
a %. rfjna, kdy vybor Mary
landskeho namorn1ho dine osla-
vi NamoTn1 Den.
Hlavnfm bodem oslavy Dude
rec admirala H. r. Stark, nej-
vyssfho namorn1ho uTednika
zem6.
Admiral Stark recniti Dude
v hotelu Belvedere %. T1jna.
Dne 27. Tfjna Namorn1 Den
Dude zachovan We vsech koste-
Itch Baltimore a ma vsech ma
moTnlch staniclch a lOd1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11

torstvl pri osade sv. Vaclava.
Banketni sin byla nadherne O.
zdobena jake jeste nikdy. Fla
tozlute a bile barry p1Isobily
jake kouzlo ma vsechny pri-
TONNE. HostG zasedlo ash 400.
kdyz pfesne o pdl devate obje-
vii Sc We dveffch dGstp. jubi-
liant. Vsechno povstalo a hud-
ba zaznela. Doprovozen byl
oslavenec ma sve cestne misto
nejdustp. Provincialem, ktery
Sc vsemozne pTicinil, ably pfijel
alespon ma banket, kdyz uz mu
nebylo moci ma msi svatou v
nedeli rano.
Zajiste, re to bylo oslavenci
ku poteSeni a radosti, re prf-
tomni byli vlastni bratr, p. Jan
Soft 5 chotf, a vlastni sestry,
pf. Marie Pivec, pf. Anna Ze-
lenka a 81. Barbora Soft. Poctu
svou prokazali svou prftomnos-
tt nekolik pant vynikajfcich
We vefejnem zivote. Videli
jsme, ku pfikladu, mezi jinymi
p: Marsha Klecku, p. Kongres-
nlka D'Alesandro, p. Kl1mu cd
Mestske Rady, p. Doktora Ri
zicku s chot1, p. Doktora Sew
c1ka s chot1 a rodici, vaze-
ne ~zastupce ctenych nasich ka-
tolickych spolku a sta jinych
dobrych lid a osadnikG.
Ia znamenite ceske hud-
by p. Kul1ska pojedlo sc co ne
videt a ku pTekvapeni vsech,
oznamil ceremonial, vldp. Josef
stepanek, farar osady svato-
vaclavske, re budou jen til
kratke feci, a tax sc i skutecne
stale. Vldp. Josef Vetrovec,
C. SIS. R., blahopTal We jmenu
sousedn1 osady ceske, POOLE
slohu sveho d1tsojne a srdec-
ne. NejdIstp. Provincial, vi
en- McCarty, C. SIS. R., hlava
vychodni Province Redempto-
ristG, pronesl slova blahopfanf
a dlk1 We jmenu vsech spolu-
bratr1. Rec jeho byla velice
dojeana a tykala Sc nejen o.
slavence, ale celou osadu a pfi-
jata velikym potleskem. TIE
tim a posledn1m Tecnfkem byl
sam dGstp. Soft. Promluvil nej-
prve cesky a pax anglicky. Byl
zrejme hluboce dojat laskavos-
tt sveho lidu a podekoval ST.
decne vsem a sllbil dalsf poslu-
hu pokud mu Pan B1h popreje
sill a dnu. Ma konec uZavrel
vldp. rektor oslavu prfhodny-
mi slovy a oznamil volnou "a
bavu, coz p1sobilo velikou ra-
dost, protoze to bylo neoceka-
vano.
Tancilo Sc pax a pilo az do
pul noel. Byla to zabava YES
krz rodinna a velice pratelska.
Kdyz jiz bylo pc pive, zadne-
mu Sc ami nechtelo domI. Celia
%slavnost byla novym dGkazem
v jake vaznosti 81 chova zdejs1
katolicky lid sveho kneze. Ku
tomu bez pochyby prispel mac
ne "a ia dlouha leta sveho re-
holn1ho zivota dIstp. Soft sam,
a to, svym pTfkladnym pGsobe-
MIN co pravy cesky knee a re-
holn1k Nejsvetejsiho Vykupi-
tele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11

Ohn6 a popaleniny zavinily
smrt 43 BaltimoranG v minu-
lem roce.
Tri dftky a diva dospel1 va
r1cf vodou usmrceni. Jedno dit
ko uhorelo ma matraci postele,
jez sc chytila cd nedbaleho ku-
Taka. Jeden dospely uhorel,
kdyz pail odpadky a tri dospe-
Ii zaplatili smrtf kouTen1 v po-
steli. Devatenact osob uhoTe-
10 v horfcich budovach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
POLICEJNfHO
ODBORU.

Governor O'Conor a mayor
Jackson dohodli sc ma pfehlfd-
ce policejniho Department.
mesta Baltimore ohledne W.
konnosti tohoto. Ponevac pc
n1ze ma vysetTovan1 vykonnosti
odboru budou pc ruce az bu-
douc1m roce, media sc urciti, kdy
s prehl1dkou pocato Dude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
sKRCENA A

DR.. Elizabeth Kane z Johns
Hopkins nemocnice skrcena
byla v patek dvema mladymi
cernochy ma st. Johns road,
kdyz sla nekolik yardu cd sve-
no domova ma Roland avenue.
Jeden cernoch chytil il kolem
pasu a prinutil il ma ST. Johns
road, kde skrcena. Pustena
byla, kdyz dala jim 35 cent?,
jez mela u sebe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
CERVENY KRfz PRO GNU.

Znacne zasoby lekarskych
pomIcek a jinych potrebnych
zaslano bylo do kon-
Gin Cfny, ably tam JIM pomoze-
no bylo obetem bojovani. Ia
soby postal Baltimorsky Cerve-
ny Kriz. Jine zasoby poslany
budou obetem valky v Europe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
RADCLIFFE v r u HILL
PARKU.

Senator Radcliffe a DIR. Eu-
genio Morreale, italsky konsul
fecniti budou v sobotu pri osla-
We Kolumbova Dne sobotu We
4 hodiny u Kolumbova pomnf-
ku v Druid Hill parku. Mayor
Jackson Dude pfedsedati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
ODVEDENf BUDOU We STA.
RICH UNIFORMACH.

re cvicenf Dude hlavnejsf ne
Eli paradn1 obleky, oznameno
z valecneho Department. . Tt
co odvedeni budou, nositi bu-
dou obnosene vojenske mundu-
ry dokud tyto nebude mono
nahraditi nOvymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
SNATCH.

V sobotu O IL. iodine v po-
ledne spojeni byli svazkem
manzelskym snoubenci Robert
G.. Ekins, artist z New Yorku a
Elite Loeser z New Yorku u
prltomnosti svedk1: Robert B.
Birge a Dorothy r. Birge.
Snatku pozehnal Rev. Frank
NOvak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11

Roland Cover tezce zranen
byl do prsou a ruky pri honu v
sobotu v okoli Jacksonville v
Baltimorskem okresu. Domo-
VEN jeho je Old Battle Grove,
|SparrOWS POin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
Z cinnosti Sdruzenyych CsL. SpoIkd v Baltimore, Md.


Do dternf schdze Vykonneho Vyboru dosel cd Americ-
retnl zabavy, nasledujcfho znenf:
2o2 GUHFoRD AVENUE,
Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. Ant. J. svejda, Secretary
United Czechoslovak Societies of Baltimore
$50 North Conington Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland
My dear Mr.. Svejda:
experimenting our letter Of July II, we are very happy
ers in Washington, D.. G. that Lady J H% Vice"Chairman Of
the Personal Service League in London, has acknowledge re-
slovak Societies of Baltimore.
We are quoting from Lady Jowitts letter: "Thank you
the United Czechoslovak Societies of Baltimore for the assist
a areet OF nle ezernG PSI forkd Refugees f II in MI this ps county +ho We have
of the Czech Welfare Association, ia Park Street, w /, and
know how gratefully the money will be received as there is
still great distress among these very gallant and long suffer
Cristine T. Limbert,
2os GUILFoRD AVENUE SrPH' o00s's"'
Baltimore, Md.
Pan Ant. j. svejda, tajemnfk
Sdruzenych csl. Spolkd v Baltimore,
100 N. Collington Avenue,
Baltimore, Md.
Cteny pane svejdo:
Dodatecns k nasemu pfipisu re dine II. cervence, $ pote-
senlm Yam SdeluJeme re obdrzel Jsme Cd Narodnl Ustredny
We Washingtonu, D. c. zpravu, re Lady Jowitt, mistopredsed-
kyne Personal Service League in London doznala pffjem
~pffspevku $4,000 cd S~druzenych Ceskoslovenskych Spolkd
v Baltimore.
Zde uvadime vytah z dopisu Lady Jowitt: "Dfky "a Vas
pf1pis z IL. srpna S vozenym cekem ma $4,000 Cd Sdruze-
nych Ceskoslovenskych Spolku v Baltimore, pro vypomoc
Ceskoslovenskym bezencGm V teo zemi (Angli). Jest nam
velkym poteSen1m zasati tento eek ma pana Bruml1ka, tai.
"Czech Welfare Association, ia Park Street, w 1, a poza-
dali jsme jej by Yam zaslal dfadnf stvrzenku.
Wine jak vdecne penize tyto budou prjmuty anto
jest dosud velky nedostatek mezi tfmto statecnym a dlouhO
trp1c1m lidem.
Sc srdecnym pozdravem,
Cristine T. Limbert,
Vykonna Tiditelka.
VeT1me, re sebemenS1 pr1spevek k zmirnenf stradani ma
SIGH trp1cch krajanG V cizine znamena znacnou pomoc a re
srdce schvalujeme tuto lidumilnou akci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11

Do dternf schdze Vykonneho Vyboru dosel Cd Americ-
keno Cerveneho KT1ze dopis vztahem ma penezn1 zasilku z ka-
retn1 zabavy, nasledujfc1ho znenf:
"THE AMERICAN RED CROSS. BALTIMORE CHAPTER,
22 GUILFORD AVENUE,
Baltimore, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11

VeTfme, re sebemensf prfspevek k zmfrnenf stradanf ma
SIGH trp1c1ch krajanG V cizine znamena znacnou pomoc a re
srdce schvalujeme tuto lidumilnou akci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11

Mr.: Ant. J. Svejda, Secretary
United Czechoslovak Societies of Baltimor
73O North C%ollington Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09

A young schoolgirls first vote is
for a jumper outfit, every time! And
no Wonder-it'S such smart, versa
tile mode. This Marian Martin style,
Pattern 9517, is especially spirited
and becoming. 1t shows the pinafore
influence in an impudent back but
toning. The straps button over to
the front in one simple piece. How
lsmart that full-length front panel
Ilooks-and what an easy cutting job.
The neat little blouse has choice
of long or short sleeves. A good Sug-
gestion is to make two blouses for
la constant fresh supply. Use the Sew
Chart for reference.
Pattern 9517 may be ordered only
in girls sizes 6, 8, 10, II, and IA. Size
10, jumper, requires ga yards 80
inch fabric; longJsleeved blouse, Sd
yards contrast; Short-sleeved blouse
Il l-8 yards IS inch fabric.
Seno fifteen cents III coins fol
each Marian Martin pattern. Thirty
| cents (3Oc) for both. Be sure tc
write plainly your size. name. cd
dress, and style number.
Send your order to Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department
| 232 w. 18th Street. New York N. Y
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
PRAYER MEETINGS
PLANNED FOR WEEK

During the week prayer meetings
will be conducted al various homes
of the members Of Christ Methodist
church, in the interest OF the re-
Vival which will begin there Sept
30.
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, a
meeting will be held at the home OF
Mrs. L. R. Gooch, with Miss Eliza
beth Fox as leader. Tuesday after
noon at $50, Mrs. w. H. Grissom
will have a meeting, with Mrs. W..
B. Hight as leader. Tuesday after
noon at $3.50, group will also meet
with Mrs. Clyde Finch with Mrs
Annie C. Lashley as leader. Wednes-
day evening at 8 o'clock, a prayer
service will be held at the church,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. I. D.:
Whitehead. A prayer meeting Will
be held Thursday evening at o
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Fred
Mcfarland, with the Rev. Mr.
Whitehead as leader.
All members and friends OF the
church are invited to attend these
services.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
Liquor In
Fifth Column

CONTINUED From Page One)
ton. To the extent that such was
the case, Hitler was aided by a
potent ally,-one that would never
desert and neverfaltcr, but always
grow stronger AS friend Of the
fuehrer, alcohol can be more de-
pendable than HuSsia, more bel
ligerent than Italy, and more pow
erful than Japan.
What change in the NaZi attitude
now that France is no longer an
adversary, but a subject; no longer
a foe to destroy, but friend" to
rehabilitatel The reich now is con-
cerned with restoring the French in
dustries and poilus that were shat
tered by its bombs. 1t is interested
that in rebuilding French morale de-
based by drink, gambling, vice and
other evils, Hitler drives oif his axis
partner, alcohol, from the body of
one victim. Where will be the next
assignment?
According to my files of press dis
patches, this anti-alcohol decree OF
the French government applies a
sharp curb. 1t prohibits manufacture,
sale. or gift Of all liquors contain
ing more than a specified percen-
tage of alcohol. The ban is imple-
mented with teeth Violators face
fines and closures of cafes; and the
courts may deprive them of civil
rights. Bootlegging is forbidden I'M
der very heavy penaly. 1ntoxica-
ton is ruled out as an extenuating
circumstance in cases of law viola
tionS.
Some of the reports point out that
this law was promulgated by the
Petain government on the grounds
that alcoholism fastened the moral
collapse of the armed forces. 1t Is
reported that alcoholism is denounc-
ed as the worst of a group of prob
lens, the others being listed as
tuberculosis, cancer, and syphilis.
The fifth column which today
threatens the United States and its
defense program, enlists an assert
ment of aggressorS. 1t enrolls bund-
lists, fascists, communists, and mis-
cellaneous mobsters. Well up toward
the head of this column may be
those who are ridiculing efforts to
prevent liquor from undermining
the character, health, and earning
power of the American people. In
view of the experience of France
are not the ant-liquorists at least
entitled to a friendly hearing?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09

not have an available worker or
facilities to meet the requirements.
A suitcase race was held Thurs
day afternoon at the North Hender-
son Parish house. Each participant
had to run to a certain point, dress
himself, and run back to the start
ing point, take off what he had put
on, pack it as it was when the race
started. Much fun was had by all.
The winners given prizes were Rob-
ert Lee Robertson, A. B. Woodland,
Howard Stokes, and Alma Lee Wal
lace.
The grounds have been improved
around the N. H. parish house by
cutting the grass and weeds and
cleaning the grass from the walks.
Footballs have been bought for
North and South Henderson and
football practices will start next
week.
Activity posters will be made next
week at North and South Hender-
son Fairgrounds by the children
These posters will consist of the diff
ferent activities that will take place
on the Fairgrounds this fall
A bingo party was held Wednes-
day afternoon, Sept. 4, at South
Henderson park. Prizes were award
ed to the winners.
A picnic table was built for S
H. park by B. T. Turner. We thanh
him very much and hope the people
of the community will come out anc
enjoy using it.
Free lemonade was served to thu
children at S. H. park Friday at
ternoon. A good time was had by all
Beginning today, the King
Daughters park will be open the fol
lowing time: Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday, 9 to II a. m. and 2:3
to 5 p. M; Thursday and Friday
2:30 to 5 p. m.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
Miss Ann Peace Bride
Of Sol ". RnWlS, T:

sable, with a hat OF the same ma
terial and deeper toned accessories.
She removed the orchids from her
bouquet for a shoulder corsage.
After their wedding trip, the young
couple will live in Philadelphia for
some time and later will be in Frank
lin.
The popularity Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Rawls has been expressed by numer-
Gus affairs given in her honor from
the time OF the announcement OF
their engagement.
About 3UO out-Of- guests at
tended the wedding, including the
following relatives: Mir. and Mrs. Sol
Waite Rawls, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.
Camp, Jr., DR.. and Mrs. B. J. Ray
Mrs. Hugh Camp, DR.. and Mrs. j. T.
Rawls, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Pace
Mrs. +. 4. harden, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Camp, Miss Virginia Camp and Jack
Camp, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Williams
Miss Dolly Williams, OF Franklin
Va; DR.. and Mrs. j. f. l.. johnson
Bruce Johnson, Of Williamsburg
Va; Miss Mable RaWls, of Norfolk
Va; Mrs. w. Eldridgc Smith, OF
Tampa, Fla; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Camp, William, Jr., and Clay Camp
Marion, S. c.; William Harris, IL, OF
Morehead City; Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Peace, Leake Peace, Miss Margaret
Peace, MI and Mrs. Richard McrrI-
weather Lewis, all of Oxford; Mrs
Archie Keels, of Cavala, Greece, Mrs
T. M. Pittman, DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Lee Smith, of Raleigh; Mrs. j. L.
Clay and Mrs. Louise Coleman, Of
Selma, Ala; Mr.. and Mrs. L. D.
Savage, of Norfolk, Va; MIR. and Mrs
r. E. Jones, of Concord; Mr.. and Mrs
James Homer, Of Oxford; Fir. and
Mrs. James Hagood and Miss Anne
Cooke, Of Charlotte.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
Miss Finch Honors
Miss Anderson At
Outdoor Supper

Sunday evening, group OF friends
were delightfully."- entertained at the
home of Miss Lucille Finch, honor
ing Miss Virginia Anderson, who
returns today to study at Columbia
University and Presbyterian hospital,
in New York City.
The guests were invited to the out
of-door living room where an open
fireplace revealed Weiner roast in
progress. Nearby a long table, Gen.
tered with fruits and ivy, heE sand
witches, cakes, drinks, and hot dog
accessories.
Those enjoying the occasion were:
Miss Virginia Anderson, Misses Ro-
wena Daniel, Mary Tanner, Billy
Rose, Annie Hyman Bum, Dorothy
Brinkley, Meta Allen, Becky John
Mills, Rosalie Watson, Hazel Finch,
Dorothy McDuffie, Rebecca Patter-
son, Nellie Gray Kittrell, Minerva
Falkner, Frances Furqueron, Mrs
BILLY Powell, and Misses Alma Dix
on, Martha Baity, Miriam Pinnell
and Gladys Mae Sorrenson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
Egypt News
MISS THELMA HEDGEPETH.

Tom Afford was the Sunday after
noon guest of his mother, Mrs. P. H
Afford.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Pulley and
family attended the Pulley family re-
union in Youngsville Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Dickerson and
family attended the Dickerson family
reunion at Franklinton last Sunday
Samuel Dickerson, Mabel Wynne
James Freeman, Mildred Wynnne
Buddy Freeman, and Mary Frances
Moore were visitors recently Of the
Misses Wynne's grandmother, Mrs
P. H. Afford.
Christine and LynWood Dickerson
were Sunday afternoon guests OF
Miss Thelma Hedgepeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Matthews, Mr.
and Mrs. Rufus Daniel and children
MIR. and Mrs. Willie Robertson anc
Miss Sarah Matthews and Miss Eva
Daniel were Sunday afternoon guests
of Mrs. A. c. Hedgepeth.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
Marvin Coghill, Jr.
Is Birthday Host

A delightful party in honor of Mar
vim Coghill, Jr.'s seventh birthday
was had at his home on the Ra-
leigh road Saturday afternoon. About
forty little guests gathered on the
lawn to bring gifts and to sing Hap
DIV Birthday" to Marvin.
After several games were played
the children pinned the tail on the
donkey. with Patsy Glenn and Lin
wood Cakes winning the prizes
When the gifts had been opened, Mrs
Marvin Coghill, mother of the young
host served delicious ice cream cones
and cup cakes. Favors OF lollypops
iitterbugs, and balloons were glver
TO each child.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
Mrs. Reavis Has
Missionary Meet

The New Bethel Missionary So
o;atv met Yesterday afternoon with
Mr. Don Reavis. The meeting was
nn a with the singing of am
Thine Thine O Lord, and devotions were
ai n,s by the president, Mrs. George
Avscue, and prayer by Mrs T. H.
" Miss Mary Belle Ayscue had
o,nrse If q very interesting program
o on the Jew. After short business 'nith
Sc session the meeting closed o wl,n ,lts
SPECIAL special chain of prayer for State mis-
S'? Tbe Week of Prayer will be c<'S &c
lne NJ sunday, with a sermon by
f the pastor Each of the ,f five b oTganl;
message nssseilg on what the Individual So
! ciety is doing.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
Misses Toepelman,
Cooper Make Debut

Miss Elizabeth Toepleman. daugf-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Toepleman,
and Miss Dorothy Cooper, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Cooper, Jr.,
made their formal bow to society at
the annual Debutante Ball given by
the Terpsichorean club in Raleigh
Friday evening.
Miss Toepleman had as her marshal
William Taylor Willis, OF Norfolk,
Va. Miss Cooper's escort was her
brother, C. M. Cooper, III, of Hen
derSon.
Both Miss Cooper and Miss Toeple-
man attended the various social al
fairs given Friday and Saturday IN
connection with the Debutante Ball
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
Two HOstesses At
Supper Saturday

The last of the pre-nuptial affairs
in honor of Miss Ann Peace and Sol
w. Rawls, Jr., whose wedding was
an event of Saturday evening, was
the supper given by Mrs. Sam Peace,
Jr. and Mrs. B. H. Burroughs at 5:3O
o'clock Saturday afternoon, at West
End Country club.
The guest list included members
of the wedding party and out-of-
town guests here for the occasion.
A supper plate was served, follow
cd by a sweet course.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
CHURCH SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCEMENT
Hocutt Calls
For Safety
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
LII Lille SIR NalLCr IlUtel.

Raleigh, sept. y. - Reminding
North CarollnIans that 81 persons
were killed III tralllc accidents LII
this state last September, Ronald
Hocutt, director OF the Highway
Safety Division, today called upon all
clvlc-mlnded citizens OF North Caro-
INA TO declare War THIS month
against recKlessness and carclessness.
An average OF three persons were
killed daily III this state last Sep
tember," declared Hocutt, and this
wholesale destruction Ol life on our
streets and highways was attrlDu-
table largely 10 carcleSsnesS, reck-
lessnesS, dlscourtcsy, and drinking.
All of these tragedy-DrccderS are
things that we can control. None
of these accidents just happen. They
all were caused. And they were
caused, Tor the most part, by driving
and walking faults OF ordinary men,
women and children. The use of a
little caution, courtesy and common
sense would have aVerted practically
every one OF these tragedies which
snuffed out the lives Of ninety-one
pcople in this state last September"
Asserting that this problem calls
for more than lust talk" Hocutt
said it is going to be necessary that
IeVery individual must assume his or
her personal individual responsible
ility of complying with every high
way safety law, whether riding a
bicycle, whether walking, whether
thriving a motor vehicle or how they
might travel.
Lets all cooperate to make this
the safest September in years on the
streets and highways Of North Caro-
lina," the safety director said
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-09-09
Former Henderson
Girl to Wed Oct. 5

- and Mrs Carl Mitchell Green,
" "....G, announce the engagement
s.- aa.naghjng marriage OF their
20. -..a." Floyd Nelson, to JACOB
@a. ...EHclI. of Raleigh ana
>...'....--. s. c. The wedding VIII
~.- ~ October ) at II o'clock at
T.. Baptist church, in Raleigh.
" Nelson. formerly of his city,
e.. .-c,t daughter of the late
!. .. LIr, William H Nelson
#"ubcr of the faculty Oh
7a ...'.l School of Nursing, Ra-