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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09
PERCY'S CAFE
ST Q P AT PERCY'S CAFE Breakfast Dinner or Light
 Lunches . DELICIOUS FOOD . FOUNTAIN SERVICE . REFRESHMENTS

any by ordering up groceries waiting 
 YOU'LL FIND OUT" Screnplay by James V. Kern story Butler James V. Kern Directed by Butler. Principals Peter Lorre Boris Kar Lugo, Parrish Dennis O'Keefe, Alma Kruger Kay Kysers tGinny Smms Harry Babbitt Ish Kabibbe Suly Mason, ecl.
 A great improvement first "You1l Find comedy hour that spells reeshment.
 play society date at the lonely Margo of Janiss Palris) 2lst birthday mansion joint full of the usual sliding panels secret archaeological relics. danger pfony Oriental prince dugos), wolf sheepS clothing tKarlo and preended scientist Lore) to that It's Kay finally who solves the and the unhoy three and incidentally his orchestra the here actually used the screen the novelty. the picture class fun
 "BITTERSWEET." Jeannee Macdonald Nelson Eddy. The Noel Cowards musical sweet the picture eveh in color pretty story Jeannee is painfully cute and Nelson embarrassed by it all - which he should be
 And by the when they going stop showing ceased movie characters ghosts
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09

ward Tirana, capital of Albania, in such numbers that the movements of Italian troops are impeded. The Albanians, while aiding the Greeks, are fleeing from threatened battle sectors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09
LEAVE ON NoRAn

Mrs Henry Wood and son, Nor man, sailed on the Princess Norah Sunday bound for Sheridan, Mon- tana, to a atten d funeral services for her brother who was killed last Saturday in a mine cave-in.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09
PETTYGROvE TO KETCHIKAN

Frank Pettygrove left aboard the Mt Mckinley enroute to Ketchi- kan where he is to be married one week from today, according to an ncuncement he hade just prior to leaving
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09
ALUMNI MEETING

Monthly meeting of Douglas high school Alumni is set for the coming Wednesday evening, Dec. Il in the school building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09
NEW GROCERY CLERK

Ralph Mortensen this morning took over duties as grocery clerk for Geoirge Brothers of Juneau Particularly fitted for the job
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09
ATTENTION PIONEERS

All members of Igloo No. 6, Pio- neers of Alaska. are asked to at tend the funeral of Mrs John Beck Wednesday, Dec. II, at ? pm in the Lutheran Church. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09

Mortensen for two years operated a grocery store of his own in Ia coma, Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09
Hollywood Sighh find Sound5
By AohA,a Cos~s

HOLLYWOOD Cal, Dec. 9-"ARTZONA" ScreenpIay by Claude BnyOn from the by Clarence B. Kelland. recod by Wesley Ruggles Principals Arthur, William Holden, Warren William, Hall Harvey George Chandler, Regis Toomey, Edgar Buchanan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-09

Quebec is known as the "Gi- braltar of America"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-07
DE ze1zavsenzdklcI.del
(5. Jortiebung)

8 k,StIItU - ttD DuiIt UUtl luuIlStl W.
len, sic iino 10 faiiungslos, gpa Naa
rie. ssSd tpoIlte ia erft .fpreden, tuenr
id tpieoer berlimlaufen fann. aber i'd
min nidt, onB Sic iid nit 9rennungs
gebanfen uno Daieinsiorgen ldngel
berltmqudlen follen. Nnn iagen Si'
mir, Oh sic bleibet tpollen als nleitt
6ralt, als Serrin bon 8urgnerbeit.'
gr fab iie ber3lid bitteno on. Sbrt
Saiinngsloiigfeit riibrte i'm, ltno el
fab in ibren ausen einen ausornd
Der ibm perriet, oaB lie i'm liebt'
lino oab 6ieie 2iebe ibr erIt iest L
redt betplBt ipuroe. llno er gelobtt
fid, iie gliidlid) at tnahen, iopeit es
in ieiner Mabt itano.
,,0un, gpa Warie, befomme id tel
ne gnttport?"
9a idludate fie ploblid arf uni
berbarg ibr Geiidt an ieiner Sano
bic lire nod INNER felt ,tmidloHer
belt. Ct itrid nit ser anoeren Sant
fanft iiber ibre i6Snen braltnen Sled
ten lnb ipiirte, oaB belize Sranen aus
ibren Gugen fielen.
,,@pa Mfarie - nidt tpeinenw
sic ri6tete iib alf llno miidte Id
belno sic Srdnet ab.
,@s lit - ad, mein @ott - oas
fommt 10 plobtid, 10 lmertpartet -
,slber bt iagit ,ia', ni6t pabr =!
9u tuia1t meine sSralt tueroen, meiu
trelter Sre,ulb, nlein gutter &amerao
limo 6u ioait es gut baben bel mir
aae Sorgen min id bon Dir nebmen.'
9a iab ite i'm on nit mariner, ebr
li6er 2iebe, ,.,,b beiBes 3ot ltieg II
ibr Geiidt.
SD min - adj, ipie germ - i'd
babe oid lieb, ipollte es mir MIR MIDI
eingeiteben. llnb nun oanfe id oi,
aus tiefitem Ser5en, baB olt MIDI liebl
a,no 5u beiner Sralt ntaden tpillit -
Iieber 9rtnin." d" -" -
llno babel Ieu1teten ibre aueer
i'm @lan5 zines lmausipredlidet
@liides. gr fiiBte ibre beiben sa,1o,
ntto fiiblte iid frob uno better.
.Maoben - liebes, berrlid)es 8e
fbopf = nun fann id arlner Seer
nibt einntal meinett @rm ,.m oid le
gen un6 sir einen ri6tiaelt, ebte,
GnB geben. Dns iit cine mangelbdft
9erlobrng. Mber bas miro na6gebolt
fobalo id anf bin. aonm bod nd
fer at mir beran, liebe @pa Marie!'
CT 5og iie oidt ans Seniter bera,
mo briidte eirlet &uB altf lire rot
2ippen. Nur fliidtig mar bieie 8e
riibrlna lmb iein &er5 idlug rubi!
,tno elei6mdBig babel. sber gpl
Marie ipar 5lttnltte, als iuenn mi
bieiem <B neue 2ebensmonnen II
ibr ertpa6ten.
rMrmin - lieber Mrntin", fliiItert
fie nnb legte lire Belize @anee fbmei
d)elno alf feline .Sano. Sdeu iab Il,
iid Inn uno fiiBte i'm baum idnel
nod einmal al,f 6en Ml,n6. ltno e1
fdloB einen Mugenblid sic Mugen mi
oad)te at Mleranora .@enobopen.
@ie ean5 anoers tpiiroe CT begliid
aetueien iei,t, tpenn oieie itatt gpt
Marie bier neben ibm seitanoet
bdtte!
" Ct ordnste dber oieIeu @eoanfer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-07

Uel lulltlles-S uuS IUuI Ole 0QupIIQGHe.
@liif lit @inbiloung.
gba @arie trat ploslid eridroden
5uriid.
ySdpeiter snna fommt'', rief iie
leife.
Gr lebnte iid lddelno il ben Di-
man 5lriid.
son fie llniere gerIob,tng nidt
erfabren?" fragte er leiie.
uNein, bite nidt. SoIange 6it bier
biit ion es niemano tpiiien, id
id modte ltid)t, oaB Wama oabon
erfdbrt. Sic lit oft 10 10 iln3art. Z
Ct briifte ibr Die Sanb.
SD berItebe bid, Gba Marie
,lno es lit mir lieb, bob OH nit oeiner
5tiefmlltter nidt iibereinitinmit. Do9
babon ipre6en mir elm anoermal.
No6 elm Sanoeorltf, ein leiier 2iee.
besgrnB, bann ging iie Der S6peiter
entgeeen.
.Saben Sic Serrn bon 2eDbet1 tpie-
ser Die 2angetpeile fortgeplaubert?"
fragte biele Iqdelno.
@pa Marie mabte ein eigentiinlib
lel6tenbes @eiid)t bei bieier Srage,
10 oaB oie 8fleserin iie gang bertpiln.
Bert anlab.
..&err bon 2epoen bate DnrIt nod
einent friI1er, fiibIen Irllnf. ocsh hoI-
te ibm 8aiier", iagte ite lli,o ging
nit Der Sdpelter itts Sal,s.
8dbreno bieie a,1 ibrem gatienten
eintrat eing gpa Marie in ben flei-
men Sdlon. Sort lag Srau Delius
auf 6er Dinan llno iammerte iiber
Die graBlide Sise Inter Dem Ditpan
lag elm fleiner Rarton. sic bate
tpieoer &ognafpralinen genaidt. gpa
Marie fannie bieie 2eibenldaft ibrer
Stiefmlltter, tpie iie aud tpuBte, bnB
oieielbe cine beimlibe 8orliebe fir
alfobolilde @etrdnfe beiaB. llno bie
eigentiimlid fhimnternben Mugen bic
/ Ter Grau berrieten ibr, oaB tros man
ge1bafter @eloberb1ltniiie tpieoer
Bein ooer iiiBe 2ifore beintlid atse-
i9afft iporben naren. Gin an gfel
l1treifenber 8ioertpil1e trieb bas iilnge
Waoden tDieber bit1allg. Sic fo1l1te
iest IN ibrent ilingen Slid ben Mn-
Bid nod nel1iger ertrasen als Ionit.
Dab tie ii1' Inn ieoen Hreis bon ibrer
Stiefmutter trenne,1 tpiirbe, itano felt
BET i6r. Mrmin b,trfte einent 3nia1r-
lnenleben nit oieier Srau fibt aus-
geiebt neroen.
aangiam eing iie in ibr 3immer.
binanf. 9a itano nod 8riefpapier
llno Sdrei65el1g bon borbin. 8ie
ieltlam bate iiG ibr Gelhid geanbert,
ieit iie oas 3immer perlailen battel
Cine belize Danfbarfeit eesen bas gil
tlge @eidid itieg III ibr enpor. Stun
braudte iie nidt bon Soreen a,1f ant-
mort 5lt uarten. sSrau bon Soltenall
mo6te cine anbere 8etperberin an-
nebmen. Gs ipar fbabe, baB ibr Drief
|fdon fort mar. Sic fonnte nun nidt
gut einen 5tpeiten nit elmer Mblage
folgen lailen. Da5u ipar ia INNER
nod 3eit, tpenn oie @abl tpirfli1
altf iie fallen iollte.
Sic rdunte 6ie Sbreibutenlilien
fort l1no babel iiberfam Tie nit aa-
eetpaf sbas belize @liidssefiibl. Sic
Sonf IN Aic Qftin i'm 11ohnrt,tof, Saa
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-07
aeittipo6 Sci I. aasnR 1910

~ a - y Ay1v
Menee 3immer int S6IoB, Sic i'd
ME al feben gefriegt babe. Mamiem
pnnberIih lit 10 Elm poarnaI olle
Sabre nit 5tanbtpebeI nno 5heacr-
elmer oarin berlimgefabren ilto bat
beiIlos geianrnert, oaB az oie ihSnen
ESnhen berfommen, pbne ientaf,0
Jreuoe al ntaben. Seit re tpeiB, baB
lanfer ieliget Serr bic perorebfc
tpoIIte iogen ionoerbare Beitintinung
.getroffen bat nit Sbrer gerbeirating,
8oa TIT fife fib nm iieben giiterl. gi
oll Iiebe 3eitI Da miro geibeaert
nno gepi,bt nit einent gan5en Seer
BON ltnterroden. SD folte mir ge.
tern itnbebingt Die gall8e Baitete an
ieben. gs lei MN aIIes nieoer blant
llno ipie nell Aber id oanfe. Mas
sfon id nit nieine1 aanonenitiefeIn
sauf bem fpieselglatten Harfett ber-
llnltreten? SIT nibts fir MIDI. sSs6
babe 1tiir in ben 3immeri1 5ll TIM, Die
mein rl1nmebr ieIiaer Serr beipobr,te.
Na, Sic tperoen ia felbit balo iebe,t.
ob Die oberen 8al,nte fir cine itnge
6rall id0n genig fitlb. Srdl,lein gba
Warie lit ia nibt DerDobnt."
.@nt, gut. gs Bot ia alid nod
3eit.- Wenn tpirflib irgetlbtpelhe Ser
sanoerlinaen borgenomntel1 tperoet
miiiien 10 lit in bier 8oden biel ge-
tan. - s
Son sic Sod5eit ibon 70 balo
itattfinoen 2"
.sseoenfans iperoe id itibt febr
lanse aogern. 8esban Jon ib Iange
allein altf bem groBeu Sd)loiieii balt-
ien2 l1nb meme 8rait Jon nid)t
Idnger als t1otig bier BET BET Der
Sralt Brofeiior bleiben."
ngerltebe Serr. llno red@t baben
sic getpiB. Menn es einnal iein rtuB,
nann audi nidt lange ge8ogert. Mr5-
net n1ilB ihnen lno tapfer binunter-
geidlndt neroeit. Sal llnb 6ann iDia
ih nun ipieoer geben, id) mnB bin.
iiber aufs 9orinerf. 8ia feben. ob
oa alles IN Drbnrng lit. Der 9er-
tDalter lit oa Elm biBden jung ,ino
bat cine ilrnge Sralt. Golden Norret
fam man niebt eenllg ouf Die SIM
ger paiien. Moiiis oenn, Serr, ilit6
MAIDEN sic iib balo bon ben 8anoa-
gen los. SIT ia elm @renel, 10 Iange
Die anodeu ttidt regen 5lt oiirfen. :
Gr briidte slrtl1in 81, .5ano, oaB
oieien ale Singer fdmer5ten, ltno
ging binaits.
SIN @arten bor Dem Sals iaB
5bnelter Mnna llno ihlief. Sic fubr
eribroden nuf ais Ser Srlipeftor nit
fur5eln Grub an ibr boriiberlhritt,
ltno ging su ibrem Hatierten 5uriid.
arnin Bat iie, linn 5dreib8eug i,1o
8apier slt reiden. Sic baltte tim
cine, beauen,e, felte unterlaee 5,ireht
bamit er idreiben fonl,te, legte ibn
.alle l1teniilieil 5ilr &ano, iito iebte
iid ibm geeeniiber an bas dn6ere
5eniter: @leid 6arauf mar lie ipieber
ei1gel1idt.
slrmin iddelte gltnniitig, als Der
aopf NIT Der peiBen 9anbe bin ,t,to
Der 3l fdpanfen began1. Damn belt
er Mnsfdaa, Oh gpa Marie nidt ait
erbIiden mar. Gs redte ficl nber lficlts
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-07

x
5bebefing fam am ndbiten Mor-
1 gen, gera6e als oer Nr5t ipieoer fort-
gefabren mar, 5u ieinenl germ ins
3inmer. gr fam Oft ailf cine Bier
telihlnoe, Inn Arnlin feline grgeben-
belt 5i betpeiien, tros6en CT biel an
tnn bate.
,@iiten Morgen, Serrl Stun, tpie
lit es? @ann iperben Sic aus Der
RranfenItnbe entlaiien e.
aSn gut abt sagen, lieber sS,,.
ipeftor. sic fonnen alio fdon lang
lam fir mid foben 1ulo braten Iaf-
len. Nad iBren 5hiloernngert ber-
|Itebt ia Mnnlien @un6erlid 1ib aus
ge5eihnet aitf bic aiibes
ngg8in id meinen, Serr, min ib
lneinen! 8ie beritebt iiberbaltpt ibre
Sabe, tpenn iie aitb man MIR cine
5rall ilt. ltno 6afiir fam Tie ia eli
eentlid ni6ts, oieier Sebler lit ibr
angebore1t." .s5
Nrn1in 1nuBte laden.
,,Wie 1tebt es init ben grntealts-
.iidten, ib ir1llB mid pobl oa5nbalten,
tpenn ih nod nitbelfen min 2'
,,Bobl, tpobll SIT ein geiegnetes
ssabr. Mae 8etterl go fomut ses nidt
oft. @enn's llns IN IeBter Stnnoe
nid)t nod oerbagelt. Damn treten sic
SIR Negirnent a,if gurglperben nit
gutter @rnte on. I"
Die beioen Mdnner beipraden biest
llno oas. 9lotIih fragte Sdebefing
nit emporge6osenen Mngenbranen:
SRA, ,ino ipie ftebt es nit Der @pa
Marie, Serr, fino Sic inn flaren?"
arntin nidte.
,@an5 i'm flare1, Snipeftor. sS6
ba6e iie ihon felt in &ette1 ltnb 8an-.
ben gelest. aber 6as iase id MIR
Sbnen. gorldllfig braltbt bas ME-
mano 5,t tpiiien.'
Sdepefing idllig iib nit Ser fla
| 6en Salro aafs anie.
a4ae Sagel, oag lit fdneG eegan-
gen! Sea nun 1l1ilB id tDobI mei-
nen @liidpunid 1oslaiien, Serr. M-
|fo ib gratltliere. @enn i1pn burb-
aus cine 6rau its gurgmerbener.
SbloB fommen ion, oann lit Grau-
lein gpa Warie fdon bie bette. 9as
elalben sic mir eetroit. SEA, nnb
idpaben tue id natiirlid) nidt, bas
lit ansgemabt. SIM ma ia ltnb
Die alte? Die lit bod boffentlib ab-.
geiebt 2"
vNod nidt. 9ber baben sic feline.
9anse, oie folnlnt nid)t Ing SdloB.'
,@ottlob ba farne audi nihts
@utes BEL berans. go, 10 aIio
5raulein gba Marie! SEA, ipenn bas
lnein alter 5reuno, Ser Yrofeilor, nod
erlebt battel 2ieber @ott. Bat Iid Der
Wann nm iein &ino eiorgtl Dieier
Satan, Die Mlte, bat linn ia oas gam
sc gerntogen pertpiirgt. Sea, nun lit
feline Eohter gut periorgt, ltnb erI
fann rllbig idlafen."
,@as on mir liegt, foG geideben,.
iein aino gliidlih gu maiden. So.
gen Sic nal, SSnipeftor, lit oenn oas
sb1oB 10 initanoe, bob man cine.
5ral1 biteinfiibren fam 2"
5debefing tfubr ,inrlibig oitrd let
men Sadrbnid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-07

Bib bonn S6reibtil6 nno fiiBte es.i
yBnpu, Iieber Nopn 10 gIiidlid'
lit oeiu aino geiporoeltlo Y fliiiterte fiej
ilno fab NIT feudten Mugen in oos3
idmale, eoelgebiI6ete Gelebrtetse-
iid)t.
@enn er 6as erlebt b1ttel gr bate
iid) 10 groBe Gorge nm lire 3lifiinft
gemadt, 70 belize goripiirfe, ttidt bef-l1
Ter fir iie seiorgt 5ll boben. Nin7
mar 10 gut fir tie geiorgt.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-09
Fred Kesler Will
Open Undertaking
Business In CITY

Fred Kesler, who has been as
sociated with a local undertaken for
the last two and half years, will
open an undertaking business Of his
own here by the latter part Of next
week, he announced today.
Mr. Kesler has taken lease on
the old Baptist parsonage on Orange
street, and is remodeling the struc-
ture to suit his purposes for a mod
ern funeral home. He plans to ar
range a chapel, display rooms, stock
room, work room and other neces-
sary facilities for carrying on the
business. The entire first floor will
be devoted to the undertaking bust
ness. and he and his wife will have
living quarters on the second floor
of the building.
Stocks of caskets are to be receiv-
ed by the latter part of next week,
Mr.. Kesler said, by the time the
building is ready for use. He said
he would make q formal announce
ment at the time.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-09
MagdaLene Dickerson Has
Long Record Of Winnings
Topped BY Recent Triumph

pebble wool coat, black velveteen hat
and Il pink slip.
My Velveteen dress is made along
princess lines with upper front.
chose this type pattern because it
is the most becoming type dress that
| can wear. l purchased the material
in Henderson at Sl.39 per yard. My
dress including upper and thread
cost S4.85.
My black coat of pebble wool has
an inner lining as we'll as a lining
so that 1t makes nice looking and
warm winter coat. 1t is also princess
line, with small black vclvetccn COL
lar and covered velveteen buttons.
The wool material was $3.50 per
yard; lining 48 cents per yard; and
inner lining Is cents per yard. The
velVeteen was left from my hat. The
total cost of my coat was S9.l6 and
it looks like a S25.0G 10 $4,000 coat.
My hat is black velveteen poke
bonnet, Stiffened with buckrum and
lined with a scrap Of my coat lining.
1t is very becoming and expensive
looking, although it cost me only a
dollar.
MY slip was made from two yards
Of pink silk and along princess lines
with small stitch at top and bottom.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-09
Honor Court
For Scouts
Is Tuesday

The Vance county district of the
OccUnCcchce Council of Soy Scouts
held its first Court of Honor Of the
fall season last night at the Epls-
copal parish house.
After several games and songs, led
by Assistant Scout Executive Z. M.
Calhoun, the individual awards were
made to the following scOuS:-
swimming merit badge, Hugh South
erland; pathlinding and ciVics, Billy
Mitchell, and first aid, Arthur Webb.
A second class award was made to
Lyman Mclean.
Twenty-Five hours Of civic duty
was officially recognized by the
court by Hugh Switzerland and
Jasper Paynter.
Inc following were named officers
for the district; Rev. w. D. McInnis,
Clyde Hight, vice chair
man; M. w. Wester, commissioner;
N. +. Strause, advancement; Bobby
Davis, finance; Robert Oakley,
treasurer; Meredith Watkins, Or
ganizaton; S. M. CroWder, camping;
H. A. Dennis, publicity; J. w. Sand
ers, civic duty; Rev. w. D. Mcln-
mis-, review; Rev. E. N. Gardner,
training; health and safety, DR.. A. H.
Parham.
There will be a dinner meeting Of
the executive council Monday at 7
D. m. at the Central Cafe, and all
members are urged to be present.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-09

The honors which Magdalcne Dick
erson won last Friday in the State
new for her, although her winning
All Club Dress Review are nothing
Of first prize in the division in winch
she competed was the elimination
of five years of activity in All CLUB
contests. During that five years she
has piled up an enviable record
both in general All club activities
and in competition with her fellow
members.
Last Friday. Miss Dickerson model
ed her ensemble in the best dress
division Of the statewide contest and
won first place. She lost by only
close decision the coveted Champion
ship which carries with it the right
to compete as a state winner IN the
national contests to be held IN
Chicago.
Miss Dickerson's All club activi-
ties include the following projects:
clothing, five years: lrockS, i've
years; health, four years: wild lie,
two years; arts and crafts, one year;
and room Improvement, one year.
Her winnings include two scholar
ships to state Al club Short Courses,
five gold medals, inclusion IN the
red ribbon group at the State Dress
Revue and three opportunities to
compete in the state revue, ana
scholarships to the wild life camp at
Holman. Each year she has won
from five to ten prizes at the coun-
ty dress revue and from twelve TO
25 prizes at the Golden Belt Far;
her county Al winnings include
three championships in clothing two
in foods and one in records.
She is member Of the Zeb Vance
All club, with Mrs. L. E. Barnes as
adult leader Of the club under the
supervision of Miss Josephine Ranes.
assistant home demonstration agent
in charge of girls Al club work.
Miss Dickerson is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Dickerson OF
Kittrell route /.
All who compete in the State
Dress Revue are required to write
short article describing the cos
tune modelled, detailing its cost and
making, and outlining All club work
in connection with the project. Miss
Dickerson's article follows:
eat the Vance County Dress Re-
vue in June, I was named county
winner, thus giving me the oppor-
tunity OF representing my county
in the State Revue. The outfit that
won me such an honor consisted OF
a dusky rose chiffon dress worn with
corn shuclt hat and bag that had been
polished black, and black shoes and
gloves. I received so many compll-
ments on the becoming color OF my
dress that I Immediately began to
plan for an outfit in the same color
scheme for the Stale Revue, but OF
materials more in season. The result
of my planning and hard work is
best dress ensemble including
dusky rose velveteen dress, black
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-09
PAGE THREE


! COS ne SLID
Il have enjoyed making my out
lit very much because it was exactly
what l wanted. BY biggest problem
has been money. | needed a winter
coat this year, but knew that I could
not afford 10 buy ready-made one
like wanted. so | have undertaken
to make it and was very successful
II order 10 finance my outfit | have
taken in sewing for friends and help
cd nei2hborS with tobacco after our
tobacco WAS saved. | made enough
money 10 pay for my outfit which
amounted 10 about S25 including my
shoes, bag. gloves. hose. and under
wear.
Il am very proud of my ensemble
and am glad that | will have an OPP
po"tunty to show it at the State
Dress Revue. | am sure that having
to work hard for il has made me APP
prcCiate ii more"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-09
Skilled Workers
Are Needed For
Government Work

The local office OF the State En-
ployment Service has already plac-
ed 26 carpenters on national defense
construction projects in this area
and has calls for more skilled work.
ers, it was stated this morning by
George BOurdelat, manager OF the
agency.
Skilled workers are being paid at
the rate Of IS cents an hour for a
48-hour week. References on gov
eminent projects are being made
only through the State Employment
Service, il was pointed out, and
skilled carpenters should make APP
plication through the office serving
the territory in which they live.
There arc no calls except for men
to qualify as skilled workers, Bour-
delat said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-09

churches that are Without pastors.
and declared we are at the cross
roads in many Of our churches"
Mr.. Allen cited the need for re-
vitalizing the Sunday schools, and di-
rected attention to the obligation we
owe to the youth in our midst" de-
clarIng there are many forces which
are in keen competition for our
young people, and if we do not meas
urc, expand and strengthen our eff
ficicncy, or hold upon them and our
appeal to their imagination, we have
not measured up to our responsibility
and our opportunity in the sight of
God"
He also referred to 1.-The religious
and spiritual state Of our co.Ored
friends near u.s." and said 1T has
come 10 pass that the great majority
Of the religious leaders pr these COL
Ored neighborS Of ours cannot lead
their people" 1T may be commlln-
ism, us many predict: it may be
Catholicism, us | myself can cnviSion
from the present trends; it may be Il
soothing ii all the same the gratilica-
ti'Ai VI OlllDiliOll, DNl We Slltill lCSlCl
the day when the Baptist cause has
lost its influence upon our colored
neighbors. May 4 greatly better train
ed group OF ministers and leaders
come to replace the ignorant, pref
udiced near-leaderS who have lost
the most OF their influence among
these people,
Mr. Allen also deplored the low
per capita rate Of giving To the
church's causes, particularly the CO.
operative program and the orphan
age. The call comes to us all to be-
come filled with inspiration and
spirit" he said.
DR.. Bagby preached from the text,
Are We not behaving like ordinary
men," from l Corinthians 3:3. I'VE
have failed greatly in organized re-
ligiOn," he said, there have been
diSappoinlmentS, s c o Engagements;
our impact on the world has been
feeble" Citing the faults and fail
ures of organized religion, he de
clared 1t is not destructive cri-
ticiSm l am bringing you, but a con-
Structive longing that has shaped my
thoughts.' He said there has been
too much protesting and too little
practice; too much preparation and
too little performance; the idea of
has supplemented the idea |
of promotion; there is too much pro-
paganda ana too little propagation.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-09
DIR. FEW NAMED TO.
REPRESENT STATE

Raleigh, Oct. 9.-(AP)-Dr. w. P.
Few, president of Duke university,
has been designated by Governor
Hocy to represent North Carolina in
the American Forum of Democracy.
Governor Hoey explained that an
outstanding educator was being
chosen as representative of each state
in the forum, which will formulate
current statements of democracy
for the schools and the public and
arrange discussions on the subject.