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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-09-11

Mr.. George Mcclellan spent Sun'
day in Lexington with his mother.
Mrs. Clarence Holmes and Dorothy
Holmes went to Greenwood Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith and
daughter. Dorothy and Mr.. and Mrs
Tommy Johnson spent Saturday after
noon in Grenada.
The many friends Of Mr.. Luther
White regret to learn of his con-
tinued serious Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Doty Of Sardis
paused for a little visit with rela-
tives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Melton, Tchula
spent Sunday in the A. j. Stevens
home, they brought their son, Col
Inns, as far as Durant, to catch the
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-09-11

urday.
Miss Dorothy Browning of Good
man visited Miss Evelyn Springfield
Sunday.
Miss Eugenia Bradford of Walden
is spending several days in the home
of her aunts, Miss Annie Alexander
and Mrs. Beall Brock.
Miss Ann Grimes of Durant and
Mr.. Billy Townsend and Mr.. Hunter
Week of Kosciusko were social visi-
tors here Tuesday.
Mrs. John L. Mason and Mrs. c. M.
Tate we're Durant visitors Monday.
Misses Elizabeth and Marguerite
Browning of Goodman were guests
of Miss Define Springfield last FRI
day.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-09-11

gold spent last week end in the home
of Mrs. N. A. Campbell, guests of
Miss Katurah Campbell. Miss Katurah
returned with them to Merigold
where she assurnes her. work as a
teacher.
Miss Helen Campbell left for NJ.
5. c. w. last Saturday.
u. L. Alexander made a trip to
Winona Monday morning.
Mesdames NJ. S. Rogers, L. J. Hand
and son, Larry, Misses Mary Hop
kins and Annie Alexander were
guests of Miss Katurah Campbell on
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. D. Thornton were
business visitors in Kosciusko Sat
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-09-11

train for Bowling Green, KY, where
he enters a business college.
Miss Thelma Strowd spent the
week end with her aunt, Mrs. G. ].
Everett in Goodman.
Miss Catherine Crisler spent Sun
day in Durant with homefolks.
Mr.. John Jackson Of Clarksdale
visited Mr.. W. II. JaJkson Saturday
morning.
Capt. and Mrs. Fl. w. Jackson
visited Mr. W. n. Jackson on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Hand and
family were dinner guests of the
Fred Hands Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Catchings and
Misses Ida and Mary Baker of Meri-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-09-11

Billy Jones Campbell visited in Mem
phis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Arnold were
Durant visitors Sunday.
DR.. C. d. Alexander Of Walden wa.
West visitor last Tuesday.
Mr.. c. R. Long, who works at the
Memphis Powder Plant, spent the
week end here with homefolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Stubs OF
Grenada and Mrs. Albert Subj. Of
Phillip spent two days last week in
the G. r. Long home.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-09-11

else most of the time. Even when he was present, his votes in many
instances were cast AGAINST something that was vital.
Laws for national defense ire made in Congress-not magazines.
A look at the record below will show how Ross Collins, self
styled military expert, has ducked and lodged. IN CONTRAST, a
look at the same record will show how WALL DOXEY has courage
ously supported and voted for programs necessary to our defense.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-16
Relief Bill
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person arrested for drunken driving
would NOT be revoked on his first OIL
Tense it the trial judge recommends
10 the rcVenue department that me
Gllver be allowed to keep it.
Al present, suspension OF the IL
cen>c lis automatic upon conviction
ol drunken driving.
In the Senate, Price Of Rockingham
sent forward d bill to provide a
statewide system of permanent
grand IulieS.
Senator Stacy of Robson nitro
ouCc0 It measure TO require superior
court Judges in burglary cases to
charge juries that they might return
c verdict Of guilty Of second degree
burglary. Senator White OF Vance
presented d bin to permit the use OF
school buses to transport Nocatohal
agriculture students to and from
demonstration projects.
Senator Brooks of Durham spon-
sored d bin to provide that when m
GIgents are taken to hospitals lhe
county OF their residence shall pay
the uill.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-16
Referendum
Measure
Being Drawn
D,riy Dispatch Bureau,
I'm the Sir Wafer Hotel.
EI>RT ANEK1LL

Ian l6-Do not bet the
M. ,.,...- ON any report Ill con
iaA,'F y..fr the proposed drive of
rt'',-" 81. lam a statewide liquor
the i,' nII through the current
cl,.Nr..l Assembly,.
u'55v'tr that warning n advice
r.. .1 Exporter now passes
I.u. ,.. report that Federal Judge
.i'.'7 trsnn ut Shelby, is drafting
l"'' ....aur bill which will even
ne r,.oIe the legislature with
t'-'| -...I blessings of the United
me ,.. ,Calc X. Burgess, gen.
p'E .,.,Y. the w. c. 7. U. and
ciScr ardent advocates OF absolute
'i.G.... -.a.-cd along, also, the re-
',,.-. Representatives y. {. Rey-
P',. .. BuuCombe, and {. +.
i%'',' ... ID. .ru VIII be the intro
V",, . '.. measure. 1t IS alSo re
o''.' . ..... circles, which think
nuar MA. welt informed. that a strong
' s',. -..ra- made to get the sigma
til'' -u.--,rt Pickcns of Guiltord
1'a fnai spun~or
Is g. lineup would give to the
,,iI p.,.lu0ty representing each OF
,na ,rr.s ..cut sCCtlonS-WeSt, Ped
i"1, .., ,r... Yatcs-draWn elf it is be
80, d-.ur1 oil VIII be introduced
~ .gIr ISL bv these gentlemen (t
,nar ,cscr, the responsibility isn't
- 80 +II- ,Ninrn tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Iowa Surprised
ByBddgers, 30


MADISON. Wis. Oct 1s.--
Wisconsin'S eleven came to life to-
day after two defeats this season
and handed Iowa a surprise % to
0 trimming.
The Badgers scored all their
points in the first two quarters,
and in the second half resorted TO
straight football The game was
all Wisconsin's after the first few
minutes of play when Pat Harder
kicked a field goal from the 81
yard line.
Harder also scored two touch
downs and one point after touch
down for a total of II points. Bud
.Zeelinger, who cut around his own
left end from the 10-yard line,
scored the other touchdown.
Iowa threatened only once and
that was in the fourth quarter. but
the charging Wisconsin line stiff
fened and turned the Hawkeyes
back. The Badgers outplayed the
visitors in every department of the
game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
MACKENZIE
z y. HIGh
Cooley " inner, 10

Cooley High overcame strong
opposition from It's traditional foe,
BEDFORD 20 beat the HuSkieS, l7-O.
before 800 fans A. L. Of y sta
dunn SATURDAY With The defeat
Of L. Of y. High hy Mackenzie the
Cardinals now share first place
with Mackenzie on tho West Side
OF the Metro prep football loop.
BEDFORD outplayed Cooley IN a
scoreless first half. The HuSkies
moved the bail 20 the Cardinal
LIZARD line IN the second quarter.
hut Jim Aliber was stopped there
on fourth down.
With Bill Culligan skirting the
ends. Cooley tailed in the third
quarter. Culligan taking II over
from The g. Before that drive a
field goal attempt from placement
by Kurt Kampe from the BEDFORD
"a had failed.
. Stopped on the HuSkie : after a
'70-yard march in the final quarter.
Kampe booted a field goal The
Cardinals scored their second
touchdown three minutes from the
end when Wally Cumbo ran eight
Yards around END. after an inter
cepted pass gave them the ball on
PedfOrd'S IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

Frank Barbero is beating ar
untrod path IN attempting 20 re-
yIve boxing interest In Detroit
with his International White Hope
HeavyWeiCht Tournament and AL
the difficulty isn't IN attracting
the cash customers.
Two protests were filed after the
rct1r1rf FTTuay nI4IL ana Mli
be presented 20 Boxing Commis-
sloner John ! Hetche az 80
p M. Monday al his office IN the
Transportation Building AT the
same time three newcomers VIII
ask permission 10 enter tho second
round 70 be held Friday night ar
Olympia.
Under consideration also VIII be
a proposal 10 lengthen the bouts
from three 90 four rounds. mas
much as there Will he hat nine,
possibly 10, fights on the card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
By CLAYTON HEPLER

Hayes who had clainef~Nctory
In his previous - fights. dclAered
a haymakcr just before ~ final
bell, but Roth saved at tie count
OF three. took the decisio ION on
points built up in the carly rounds
Another protest was that made
by Dean MNatt.- manager OF Ar
mold Perkins Detroit boy Who
fights under the name Of Steve
O T0olc O'TOolo was refused
permission 10 fight FRIDAY night,
although he had passed his physi-
cal examination and reported there
on time
The status of wo who reported
late Jack NarMall of Dallas
TeN and Pyt CoNrad Baran Of
Scott Fold III. WIN also be de-
tcrmined 81 that tin( Marshalrs
plane was grounded twice on his
way here and Dhran took two
days hitch-hikinC and thus missed
getting IN the draw
Bill DAILY manager OF Pat Co.
m key. Patterson. ~ J heavy
weight. who was injured In a
motorcycle accident VIII also ask
that he he permitted 20 enter now
that he has recovered omlskey
was one OF the FIRST three 10 enter
the tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
NIsT SInF
THIRD DIVISION
SUNDAYS GAMES
EASI SIDE

81 Lsdi,lsus W. s. Ambrose Crosse
Ppnfs High
s. Catherine ~. ne Ia sale, Ds IA
sale Field
- Anthony vs. a. Joseph MACK Park
: b.
R'assmer Va St. There's, Z. q y
Stadium
st. Grsgsy VI, S. Leo. Northwestern
Field
Lograss ", 81 csceAs Central Fisld
81 Charles vs. 81. Bernard, Southeast
ern Field
s.. Pau " Anrurcistion Mack Park
ST. Martin ". 81 Rose Gallagher Field.
g. Frederick W ST. M.chaei Pontiac.
s. Alphonsus VS. ST. Mary az. o.,
Foyal OAK
s. RIA s s. Mary tM c.. NJ
Clemens
81 Francis De Sales vs. Sacred Hear
Ford Field Dearborn
ST. Patrick vs. g.. GeHrais. i3-MIe
road and Jefferson
S. vincent vs. Francis Xavier Ec3rse.
Visitation A. 81 Mary FedordJ
All games o. ? 80 b m unIest other
wise noted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Perfect BIo(kiinQ
Gives Stdgs
b 10 6 Triumph
BY JAKE BERsON

With perfect blocking Macken-
zie High shook halfback Dick Kay
loose on 81 and 60-ysrd touchdown
runs to give the Stays a 1916
victory over unbeaten L. Of d.
High Saturday on a muddy Mac
kenzie Field in the Metro prep
football feature.
Mackenzle's triumph plus Coo
ley's 40 victory over BEDFORD
left the Stays and Cardinals tied
for first place on the West Side
The setback dropped L. Of D. High
into third spot
KAY broke away on his FIRST long
run only four minutes after the
opening whistle
The Stays scored another touch
down by inches Just before the
gun for the half. Jack Stoppert
blocked Bill OBrIens kick on the
Cub % and a pass Bud Bracken
10 Jack Sprague, took the ball 10
the /. Al HENDERSON moved the
DdU IFNS lUeU NlN lilNittN AANiii NV
goal, but was thrown back on the
following play Before another
play the half ended
L. Of D. High. which failed 20
make appreciable Roadway IN the
first half. came back with an
aerial defense after the Stays sec
ond marker With the ball on the
Mackenzie 45. Bill O'Brien's pass
sailed over The head Of the Stag
safety into the arms Of End Joe
Pulte, who ran = yards for the
Cub score. OBriens drop-kick
for extra point went wide
Despite the mud and wet ball
L Of y. High continued 10 threaten
in the fourth period. From his
own n, OBrien got away on a
4O-yard run, and then passed 10
Pulte again 20 place the hall on
the Stag IS Here Mackenzie
checked the Cubs, three passes
being we'll covered
Another charge drove the Cubs
70 the Mackenzie 80 but again the
Stays turned them back, just be-
fore the game ended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Central in Victory

Two touchdowns in the first half
were more than enough 10 give
Central High IFS first league VIC
tory Of the season over North
western. 1910. Saturday in a
Metro prep grid contest
A 70-yard drive IN the opening
period ended with Dave Green
good bucking over from the LIZARD
line for the first score
Graham LandauS 20-yard sprint
around end gave Central It's sec
ond touchdown IN the second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

With all the the road this weekend the Down
town Quartebacks must rely reports from the coaches
and who will attend Mondays meeting Of the Quarter
back Club at the Fort Shelby.
Michigan facing the first big test Of it's against
powerful Northwestern squad This game al Evanston is
the E the country and Monday the Quarerbacs will
the low down from the First there will be Field
ing H. Yos Michgans former coach and athletic director
Bob Murphy Detroit Times football expert Tom Harmon
Michgans famous back in generation and Harry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Detroiter Protests

No. protest ~ course. was
that % Eddie Metre manager OF
Irish Mickey Hayes whose vision
Of the $1,000 winners purse Went
feetinc when the Milwaukee hoy
dropped a decision 20 Charles
Roth. unheralded battler from
Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
FIELDING H. YOST HEAD EXPERTS ON TIMES LUNCHEON CARD

Beans winch is being called he greatest football
take the field coming from the Windy City
the Quarerbacks and his this Sunadys
Bears fracas Anderson spins good yarn and the Bears
the way they this year, he should be great
Bill Edwards, Lions coach, also viii be on hand again
Joe Gembis, the gamest Of The coaches will present
usual Joe fails 10 appear and he fails
smile what disaster the has brought him.
John Kobs freshman Of Michigan State will be on
hand 10 tell about the Sparans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

Kpkc one he greae5t players and coac6c7 Mc6gans
history they'll all be hand 10 the Quarerbacks get The
best information this important game.
Doais will rush back from saltwater Okla TO give
story of University Of Detroit with Oklahoma
and NJ The Titans have been rolling along speedy
clip setting records in offensive play almost every
out Doras story Of this than 1000 miles
from L. of d. Stadium will be Of the features Of Mondays
big meeting.
Heartey w. dumb ANDERSON. line Of The Cheago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

Joe SaVOldl IN
the main bout
Of VI n q a y
card.
Both partici-
pants use the
same sort Of at
tackS flying
tackles and drop
kicks.
T % @ winner
has been prom
iSGd the next
Shot AZ Cham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Bod Luck Strikes

iii fortune first struck the Tar
tars IN The first minute Of the
second half on the first play Nick
Cherup got off on a 55-yard run
that ended over the goal line. The
play was nulhfed however. when
the official called an off-side
penalty against Wayne
Then M the final minute Of the
game Wayne brought the ball TO
the l-yard line carrying IL from
us own A. but lost the ball on
downs after two PLAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

Edgar Hayes Of the Times sport staff at the Ohio
State Purdue game and viii give dope these two teams
Ohio opposes Michigan the which may
the deciding game of the conference Purdue is future
foe of Charley Bachmans Spartans.
full length of the football game also will be
offered after talks. Any question about the weekend
games will be cheerfuy Three Of the Quarter
backs attending Mondays meeting will four for last week
guests The Detroit Times game between Michigan
and Minnesota "A Ann Arbor week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
OHIO WESLEYAN GAINS FIRST DOWN AGAINST WAYNE
|Hettche to Investigate Flash Set 10 End
White Hope Headache SdyoIdTs Strinq

Flash" Gordon, surprise wrest-
Ter ri tr7G year al the Arena Gar
denS win attempt % stop the
winning streak Of one Jumping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

pion Karol Kr8uSer. junior heavy
VI. VA belt holder
Other bouts on the card are
Walter Roxy Hamtramck vs..
IS pee ID ~ LaRance, Montreal;
Johnny Sllyy Detroit. vs. Stanley
Bureshm, Australia. and Frankie
Clemens Detroit vs.. George Con-
mel. Ieir0lL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Wesleyan II Hands
Wayne Third Loss

cepied I'd McNulln's pass on
Wayne's IS. on three line plunges
Copp SCI the ball on the ID and
then Ted RuSc wen around right
end for q touchdown Heisler
-un.La DDt.--rLl...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

OHIO NFsIFYAN

Referee Howard Beatty tMicn1gan
statei umpire Carl Bauer CMichiRan)
field Judge Laferty SDeuisonj head
inesmsn. Lloyd Oias michigan Normal.
TouchdoVns BrerthnEer lend run
Mackinnon intercepted pass and run
Cruise lend rum
Points after touchdown Heisler 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

For the Inside News" Of
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Quo WIS


Combining straight football with
a strong running game Ohio WcS-
leyan handed Wayne University it's
third defeat 2l-0 AZ Kenworth
Stadium Saturday 10 extend ITS
victory string 20 four.
The Tarlars turned IN their best
brand OF offensive football this
season, but with the breaks
against them failed 10 cross the
Bishop goal line. DefenSlvely, too
the Wayne eleven was al ms peak
but il gained ITS effectiveness after
the first period when the dam
age was done
With bad break from the
weatherman. the Tartars also
found lady luck working against
them. In the opening minutes
Of the third period and in the
dying seconds of the game the
hapleSs GreenshirtS missed ScOr-
ling by the narrowest of margins
The Battling Bishops got the
top hand early in the first quar-
ter, scoring on a 54-yard march
the second time they got the ball
on series OF line plays. Bob
Brentlinger, one Of the hest backs
in Wesleyan history. and Ralph
Copp worked the ball from their
own 46-yard line 10 the Wayne H.
Brentlinger went around right for
the score on the next play. Bob
Heisler added the extra point.
Use r Formation
Throughout the game. Ohio
Wesleyan employed the-T for
nation exclusively. with Bril- Wat
kins. 136-pound quarterback. pass
ing the ball 10 either Brentlinger,
Copp or Heisler.
Intercepted passes were respon-
Sihle for the two remaining Bish-
ops scores. The first came in the
last minute Of the opening stanza
when Bruce Mackinnon, fullback,
brought down one OF Nick Cher
up's passes on the Tartar 45-Yard
line and dashed unmoleSted over
the right side Of the field for the
score Heisler goaled from place
ment.
Wesleyan's final tally came In
the closing 10 minutes Of the con-
test after Paul Spurrier inter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Use r Formation

Throughout The game Ohio
Wesleyan employed the-T for
exclusively. with Bril- Wat
kins 136-pound quarterback, pass
ing the ball to either Brentlinger,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-13
nloft,c& ca ns,ns.
IERT STYLE BUTTONS AT SIDE
Marian Martin

Play :le "homc-girl' or sports
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III misses sizes ~. II, Is. l9 and 20.
Size l6 requires 3 81 yards IS inch
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-13
Talk BY T.. - Rollins
Heard AtD 4. K. Meet

Old Butte chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution. met Saturday
afternoon with Miss Mary Belle
Gary, at her home on Charles street.
The regent. Miss Sallie GarlicN, pre-
sided. The meeting opened with the
lag salute, followed by the Amer
leans creed and d. A. r. ritual after
which Miss Edna Garlick led in
prayer.
Mis- Cornelia Gary read a message
81 thanks from Mrs. George Moland,
o. C~roSsnOre school. thanking the
chapter lOr the contribution Of cloth
ing sent TO Charles Merrill. The chap
ter voted 20 send a contribution Of
material to Ellis Island to help give
work to the immigrants there. Mem
berS We're also asked to give dona-
tons of cloth. buttons. and thread.
The regent appointed the following
to represent the chapter at the State
conference which Will be held in Vii
son March + and 5; Mis-. S. r. Harris,
Jr.. Mrs. Alex Cooper. Miss Cornella
Gary. Mrs. j. H. Bryan. and Mrs. W.
p. Gholson.
The meeting was turned over to
the program chairman, Mrs. c. +.
Ellis. She presented Mrs. William
tiorner. who read the President Cen
erals message fol january. She spoke
al the different organizations and the
various ways they are helping BrI-
tain through donations of money,
clothing, and food put the Red Gross
is the channel through which they
80, li4tr5i,,taI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-13
NEWS
THE TRACK.

,..st walking across the Mills
Vhefc the wind swept BY and the
suuN
t..rs on lonely WindoW-sil.s:
W ~ silent streams forgot To flow.
Tae 1ud swept on; the snow lay
WHITE.
And Ut my world was lost to sight.
osIy Tie uoW-tippcd branches stood
E,.da .ue ali that afternoon.
| va- .one, the frozen wood
rsr..e fantastic as the moon
a. .a...n ] turned | found my track
r.. ,..It.Ig there To lead me back.
Robert WiStrand.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-13
SMART HOISECOAT OR DRESS
Marian Martin

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when unexpected visitors are an
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with gay effect. Both the h~ousecoat
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and keep the Sew Chart on hand
for reference,
Pattern 9587 may be ordered only
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Size Is requires 6 yards IS inch
fabric.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-13
py \. Meets Next Week.

T#e PIT. \. Of Henderson high
school. .caeduIod to meet Wednesday
.lanadev ID. VIII not meet until the
la.lua4ns Wednesday. january %, at
inc rrzh -CaoDE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-13
Returns From Wake tnrrs.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Ho5good. OF
Henderson, Routh /, has returned
home after spending the Weekend
with Miss Roberta Briggs at Wake
Forest.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-13
GnnS TO New York.

Joe BrWdcn, VITO Joined the navy
fce,Ft.z and has been spending some
time i. Norfolk. VA, has gone to
Eraa4Nn. \. Y. and is on the L. s.
: Seattle
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-13
Club to Meet.

The sans Souci Literary Club vii!
r.ee, Tuesday afternoon al 3:45
o.clagNm the home OF Mrs. W. II,
B5aeenat ON Charles street, 1t is an
neUagEu.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-13
EsNDroyinn froNl Pneumonia.

Little Laura Puic, daughter Of MIR.
end Mrs. Robert Prie, who has been
i'll with pneumonia At her nome on
Breckenridge street, is said TO be M
rowing.