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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-02
TIPEWRlTERS ARE GOING Ut
NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrators
OF the Estate of Robert Clay, deccas-
ed, late of Vance County, North Car
DINA. tins Is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate OF
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned, or to her attorney in
Henderson. North Carolina, on or be
fore the 3rd day of April, 1912, On
This notice viii be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
tc the estate will please make i'm
mediate payment.
This the 2nd day of April, l941.
MARY CLAY.
Administrators of Estate of
Robert Clay.
Charles W. Williamson.
Attorney for Administrators.
I-9-lG-23.30-7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-02
WANT ADS
Get Results

TAXING y "TRIP" WE SUGGEST
one of ouu TIP Accident Policies.
Cost Is reasonable. Cuyefagc up TO
Soo0u.o0. Insurance Department.
Citizens BauI. and Trust Co. Hit
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
. WE THE WOMEN :
AWomanis as Old as She Looks :.
and as She Talks

II he doesn't appear to think he
Is as smart q the next fel-
low, he feels SURE there will be
less chance Of anyones ,criticixing
his brains.
But Il doesn't work that way
The woman who calls herself
old Is accepted ~ being old. And
the person who belittles his abili.
ty may be liked, but he loses the
respect Of even those who like
him.
So unless q womsn really
would rather be thouhgt old
than yomg--and proves II by
neglecting her apprenticeship
shouldn't talk about her are
even to her family.
A woman isn't rs young @
she LOOKS. She's n young ~
she LOOKS and TALKS.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
THIS BEAUTIFULLY CUT

THIS BEAUTIFULLY CUT
dress '(note clever bodice detail.
ing) gives you just the slim,
softly rounded silhouette you
love 10 zee In the mirror. The
soft shoulders, deep v 1t the
neck end corselet section are
important style points. Charm.
ing In silk print, fiat crepe,
Seofsette or chiffon.
Pattern No. S0ol ID designed
in even sizes IL to 20: 20 10 %.
Sire 10, q yards 3o-inch mate
risl without nap; I Ia yards
trimming.
For this attractive pattern,
send 16c In coin, your name, I'd.
dress, pattern number and sire
70 Mount Clemens Daily Mentor
Today's patteru Service, 100
7th Ave-. New York, N. Y.
Seod 1oe New spring rssbjoa
Book, md p Ian your whole
wardrobe from It, tsscinatins
pages. ~
Psttsru. lse Pattern Beok. lie
one. ope puttsru and Pattssu
Beck oedersd toesthsy. dc. .
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
ForeweIl Porty Fetes
Populor Bride-Elect

LUCILLE NEW PORT was
honored last evening at . sur.
prise farewell party ut the home
Of Eloise La Croix. Park avenue.
given by the choir and young
peoples group Of Gilbert Memo
rial Baptist church.
Miss Newport. who makes her
home with her aunt, Mrs. Clar.
ence Brown, Union Lake road.
leaves Friday for Scott Field.
near Belleville, ILL.,, where she
will become the bride Of Floyd
H. Jessup. IT.. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Jessup Of Detroit. The
wedding will take place In ILL.,
nois, where the bridegroom-elect
Is stationed with his r. o. T. c.
unit.
The 80 guests last evening
presented Miss Newport with Q
trunk as q parting gift.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
I.O.O.F. Party

A PUBLIC grocery party will
be given by LOOT. Friday eve
ming In Barron hall at eight
o'clock.
Preceding the party will be
. brief business meeting for
members 1t 100 o'clock.
EDWARD A. HATCH, a.
Washington avenue. IL . patient
1t st. Jossph's hospital. where
he underwent m appendectomy
on Monday.
BUSINESS GIRLS GROUP
Of Girls Friendly Society will
meet this evening In Grace par
ish house q 7:30 o'clock.
A REGULAR MEETING Of
Rsbekah Lodge will b held In
Barron Hall On Thursday eve
ming - eight o'sloek.
M
wol0lS's GUILD OF Zion
3voaoslica1 Church will meet In
tte parish houoe st 2:30 o'clock
q Wednesday afternoon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
North Grotiot Group
OF WSCS Holds Meeting

MISSES CLAIRE AND IDA
NUNNELCY entertained the
North Gratiot Group. or Group
1. Of Womep's Society Of Chris
tisn Service OF the Methodist
church yesterday afternoon ut
their home.
Mrs. Roy Hoover had charge
OF the devotions and Mrs. J. A.
Moss presided ut the meeting.
and had charge Of Z bake sale
conducted at the meeting.
Mrs. Edward Cahill will b
hostess to the next meeting, to
be held on Monday. May 3. 1t
two o'clock In the afternoon.
YoLANDA LORENz. who has
been ! guest ut the Weeks home
on South Gratiot svenue tor the
past two weeks, left last eve.
ming to resume her duties at
Smith College. Northampton.
Mass.
MRS. PAUL SIEWERT was
honored last evening st 4 dinner
party given BY her sister. Mrs.
Frank Prinsnitx, Market street.
In observation Of Mrs. Siewert's
birthday anniversary,
. .
PAUL STARKEY was pleas
antly surprised on Saturday eve
ming when 4 group Of relatives
and friends gathered to cels-
brate his birthday.
MIR. AND MRS. HENRY e.
HAUER and two children are
on . two months vacation trip
touring Florida.
, . 90
HOWARD PINGEL. II Msdi-
son averue. u celebrating his
birthday anniversary todsy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
. MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test. yosy knowledge Of correct
social usage BY oNsoeying tho
following qxestiows, then chsck.
ING ooctwst the oxthoritative an.
sUers below:
!. II 2 young woman u invit-
ed by m enlisted man 70 have
dinner At IN army camp on visi-
tors day, IL Il Ill right for her
to accept?
2. II q young man Z girl has
known for . long time y 1t q
camp ut some distance from her
home may she visit him, staying
in . hotel In . nearby town Of
city?
3. Il q young man who u In
an army camp u invited to dim
ner In . private home. 10 II necA
essary for him to take his host
ess flowers Or candy7
Z. II girl sends her picture
to q young man, away at camp,
should she, II she likes him, IN
scribe the picture with 30 m .
phrase %, with oil my love.
Sue? "
Whss roxld yos 20 IT,
Yor are scrittne 20 yoxse men
rho nae fret zone 0oc0Y 60 q train.
ing comp
fd) Tell HIN sehet q gay time
yox ara KovtSeS
10 Consider tAet 10 mev De
feeling rother homssick, any.
hoU. and foreeo mentieNlse
that yos are Aavixs . srswS
time sois.e to psrttss. ete.f
I. Certainly.
2. Yes. u her pareuts do not
object. She must Be careful,
since che 70 not chaperoned. that
her behavior b above criticism
In every respock
3. No. HiO hoUtese viii under
stand thst ~ hem't much monsy
for such thjnoD md would Prob
ably suthor ~ 6j1n't spoud ony
on hos. h sl,ouIa think hoe a.
thusi1stieajly Sos h1r Hospitality.
however, and wsjte be- Z, ahoet
lettoe ate z Wopda mootlou1ng
Whist : God TIM - hsA
.. No. For h win peobobly
want - shqw the picture 10 su
i ssss -wSss wos,s ros Do -
'sttea-fN.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

S1O1A WASA1 0OIuS
such remark a. q woman % old
as ! am, or at my age or II
] were younger. or even AN old
woman like me- and right away
she makes you more conscious
OF her age than Of her attrac-
tiveness.
He thinks Il Ii q sad mistake
for any woman under 70 de-
liberately to cali attention to
her years. Why It's q mistake
should be realized by such wom-
en-, most of whom are smart en-.
ough to keep the appearance of
youth far into midle-age with
out having to have q man point
Il out to them.
But women don't seem to be
smart enough for that. Listen
and you'll hear them make such
remarks about themselves con-
stantly.
A DEFENSE MECHANISM
They have q reason, though
not Q sound one, for doing II. It
10 q defense.
They start calling themselves
old before anyone else gets q
chance to. It's Is the same de-
fensive attitude that makes q
person belittle his own ability.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
Xix PTA to Select
Convention Delegates

HERMAN XIX Parent
Teacher Association will hold Q
regular meeting on Wednesday
evening at eight o'clock at the
school at Wolf road and Harper
avenue.
Delegates will be chosen for
the state PTA convention to be
held In Flint on April %, "a,
and Is.
All members and those who
wish to become members are
urged to attend this meeting.
Several reels of talkies will
be shown on the program, and
the talk by Miss Margery Coll
vim will be postponed until the
May meeting.
Refreshments will be In
charge Of the mothers Of the
kindergarten and first grade
children taught by Miss Grace
Tyler. Mrs. Sidney Parent is
chakman of the committee.
MIR. AND MRS. PEARSON X.
McWCTHY and Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Nunneley will entertain
their supper club on Sunday eve
ming at the NuiIneley home on
South Wilson boulevard.
MRS. FRED BREITMEYER
entertained members of the
Tuesday Club for luncheon and
cards today at her home on
Breitmeyer place.
B. +. M. Junior Sisterhood
will meet Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Jack Nagel, Is Miller street. Co.
hostess will be Helen Lafcovitz.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
Coming Events
70 avoid eonfiietien In ssttias dstse, end Il
changes In sesules meetings, eell 1900.

changes In sssules meetings. est 1900.
Tues Apr business Girls Group Girls Friendly Society,"
Tues APR icvc coru: re- rehearsal Pm in mcHs Community
Room at 1880 PM
parish house, at 8 pm.
Tues, Apr l-weseysn League of Methodist church. at
Tues Apr Dasy Club Of ST. Louis parish At the home Of
Mr. and Mrs = J. Downing. ct pm
Wed. Apr. 2~women's Guild Of Zion Church. in parish
We'd, Apr Mount Clemens Lodge No. g. r. & A. NJ reg
ul.r meeting g Ms.ons hall q 100; dinner q $50 pm
w.d Apr Hsrri:On csci: At tn. King. Daughter. Home.
Wed, Apr achd Study Group s. Il the home q Mr., sam
w.. us EN- M:lbip iss Ne w,, street ST. At pm
road and Harper avenue, at pm
We'd apr 2civic Chorus presentation THE Bohemian
wed Apr s-oEs public card party in Masonic hail. .t
pm. transportation. a Barron bali q s4s pm:
meeting at Methodist church In Utica, & pm.
We'd APR :. DA OAR At the sem: Of Mr Christian Mat
Wed. Apr Ever Onward Circle at the Kings Daughters
Home. potiuck luncheon at pm. business meeting at
Thurs Apr. sAmerican Legion Auxiliary At the home
Of % 1872 w.sssS. :: e. pm
Thurs Apr Lentsn Tea a IL. home Of M, John G. jar
division Of Margaret Bottoms Circle Of Kings Dsugtsrs
at $50 pm. sNtF
Thurs Apr 3-Friendhip Circle the home Of Mrs Lester
Garlock, Route 5. Mount Clemens, ct 1880 pan.
Thurs Apr 3-Perpeusl Help club st the home Of Mrs Ed
mund Dubay l23 Rsthbone, at pm.
Thurs. Apr 3Metropolitan Auxiliary In John H. Murphy
cubrooms, 1t pm.
Thurs Apr s-Lac Club Of st. Louis parish with Mira Alice
Forton ct 20 Crocker boulevard. ot pm. & Z.
Thurs Apr 3-Reglar meeting Of He6oah Lodge In barron
thurs Apr s-Ro.s Club Of st. leu, parish st III hon. Of
Ma lsa Anseay. assys .v.ap:: = PM
shome q Ma JoAn ete1ne - Sas.a gHssA q pm.
Thura Ape 1-DusbWe oirlr Cub 6 ~ houo 6 Doty
Dtd. 43ol l1sshs CIV Highwsy Msods. q 80 pm
fri. Avr 4-~puhlic eEoeesy party peuooeod ~ I0ot.
e Sesson hall q pm. Msetjpg e. msubeS q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

NEXT WEEK comes Good
Friday. and On that day most q
u serve Hot Gross Buns, q.
though bakeries have featured
them all month.
The serving Of Hot Gross Buns
on Good Friday. however. keeps
alive m old and revered trodj-
ton. . custom which originated
In England. and was brought %
this country BY some 3nglish
churchmsn. IN III parts q ing
land. particularly In Chelseo, old
women street wonders call thsir
wars, and on Good Friday thsy
extol the merits Of thsir Hot
Cross Buns In Z sing-eong verSe.
when Christian missionaries
first visited pagan England, they
found the natives firmly v-edded
TO certain Of their pagan cue
toms. For one thing, their fall
and winter festivals were GALA
times, which they were loath b
abandon. 80 the priests solved
the problem By substituting
church feast days for The old
pagan ouss. All Hsllow's I've
took the plsce q The fall cele-
brstjou, and The Easter festival
replaced The usual pagan well
como % speine. Even %. certain
customs perSisted, - The pelests
blso0od IL spetng feast ~
cake. md marked them Win
the siep e ths croeo. yfom tAie
ths nj cross buns Gradually
dsvsjopsd.s
Yen MY ~ sny oped ssclpe
fee yeoet rolls IT moolnG III
Croeo ou,a yogm lAom - beno
and m1bD . efo1e'ef V)Do0 tool.
ins O. ~. oe-out ~ eDooD =
With ; 6nits. Quit etooa eur.
rants srs $3.50.
cssssisl. - issa
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

Georgia Visitor Brings
Spring Bouquet North

MIR. AND MRS. TED LEON
ARDSON have q bit Of Georgia
Spring with them today, a lovely
bouquet of daffodils, peach bios
SONS, nsrcissus and Georgia
holly, and Easter eggs buried
amid the blooms.
The bouquet was brought to
them from Herman Prater of
Rome, Ga. by Glenn Prater.
who arrived last evening TO visit
his sister, Mrs. Charles Coker, 20
Moross.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
Annual Reports Please
Presbyterian Auxiliary

ANNUAL REPORTS of the
Presbyterian Ladder Auxiliary
were the main business ut the
meeting held yesterday at the
home OF Mrs. John Jsrchow.
Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Ted Leonardson presided
ut the meeting, at which the sec-
rotary report was read by Mrs.
Katherine Shelton, and the re-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
1877 Families (
by 76 Faithful Wal

ton. ~
Siunsn6 NJ
Dsvid ~ - ~ " "a
Mr.. Chlrles I
Lillian Algllirey
ardson. Ma D. p
Darlin3 Mr.. ~ Z
Eather3ne SkG1 Y A
gusrite We51 % !
Gerkey. arr. Hos0
Karl Krsuse. Mn
Ter. Nrt. vEll11
schack. Mn. voll IN
Ellie l6rs. LGVj
Jones, Mn. lluyld il
Charles l6ilct3oit X
Mrs. frsak a
Howard MylleT, nh
Toothmsu. MSs. =
Blades. Nh. o11
Frank Suite, On n
Elaine Ellis, Hsolyn
Ben Wise, Beet
Ida Hampton. JoGn3
Mrs. Robert M; -
n~k~.k yRn~~ -, ii 49,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

THE CITY.WiDE church CEN
sus conducted BY Ire ssvea
Protestant churches which unit
ed for the World Day Of prsyer,
held the first Friday Of Lent, he's
been completed, Mrs. Paul Sie-
vert snnounced today.
Seventy-six canvsssers con-
tacted 2,877 Mount Clemens
homes TO discover church pref
erences. and TO urged increased
church attendance among sdults
and Sunday school sttendsnce
among children Of the city.
The census II = cherished
dream Of Mrs. Siewert, . MEM
Der Of Gilbert Memorial Bsp-
tist church. and she was In
charge Of the entire gieautic
task.
She was assisted by . chair
man from each of the participat-
ing churches, and by the 70 cam
vassers. She wishes 70 express
appreciation to the public for the
kind and courteous wsy in which
canvaseers were treated during
the census. and to all who assist
ed In making the task possible.
The chairmen from the partic-
ipating churches are: Mrx Frank
Pringnits Of Grace Episcopal,
Mrs. NJ. r. Little Of the Method
ist, Mrs. John Miller ct First
Presbyterian church, Mrs. Grace
Mallsst Of Zion Evangelical. Mrs.
H. w. Irby 'of Morningbtar Bap-
tist and Mrs. Norman Mjal Of
Turner Chapel. Methodist.
MINISTER'S GET DATA
Information derived from the
census will b turned ovsr 70
the minister Of each paf3cipot-
ing church, IN III hopo q b.
creasing church 1nemborShip.
regardless Of choice.
There are % unchurched
homes n Tia city. md thsee
names win b given 70 III III
participating minigteSs Twenty.
four families yotueed - give any
inIoFmatson couccsU91 t!aes5 -
Asion q sl!, ana - Sen:al.ec sIe
not insesessed - nay enutcn -
III.
Twsnty.six faiths and church
o sre repcoeonted h t,De city 6
Mount Clemens. They are gu
bert Memorial Bsptigt church,
Methodisk Gplscopoj, First Fseo-
byterian. LutheroM Zion Gvula.
gelleol. CathollCs yeWteh Ieaoe.
costal, ApcetDlle UAiay. unieed
Brethrsu, United CnufcA -
raAstha Chopel. Clse3oe - ma
l8GiOpagy AlJinn .
sclDnce. 9alvation ~
.of God. Church - CO. = Leeens
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
Bride-eIect Honored
at Shower Last Niaht

MRS. LOUIS BoBcEAN.
Scott boulevard. entertained last
evening at q miscellaneous
shower honoring Helen MARI
Schoen, bride-elect.
The guests played 500. with
prizes going to Mrs. Carolyn
Bobcesn, Mrs. Ulysses Bouley
and Mrs. Ida Bowers. A late
lunch was served.
Miss Schoen, the daughter Of
Mrs. Margaret Schoen, will be-
come the bride Of Clarence
Schutt. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Schutt, on Saturday, Apr.
5, sk the home Of her sister. Mrs.
Haxen VOORHEES,, at eight o'clock
In the evening.
Nathalie Bobcean will be maid
of honor and Donald Sudan will
be best man.
Virginia !. Miller and Miss
Bobcean will entertain at .
shower In the bride-elect's hon.
or this evening ut Miss Miller's
home on Euclid avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
By RUTH MILLETT

By RUTH MILLETT
WOMAN Of forty and fifty
spend a great deal of time,
thought and money to make
themselves LOOK young. And
they succeed
Then they turn right around
aaA TAY r o1A
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
Card Porty and Shower
Honors Elizabeth Boxter

! ELIZABETH BAXTER, whose
engagement was recently an
nounced, was honored yesterday
afternoon 1t . dessert-card party
and shower given by Mrs. Rob-
ert Graham.
Twelve guests were seated at
small tables, each with Its own
cake decorated with q tiny bride
and groom and q spray Of aow-
ers.
Five hundred was the game Of
the afternoon, with prizes going
to Mrs. Daniel Merchant, Mrs.
Arthur Baxter and Mrs. H. B.
Hubbard.
Mrs. Hubbard will entertain
at mother and daughter shower
for Miss Baxter tomorrow eve
ming at her home on Hubbard
avenue.
ELIZABETH DUCKWITz has
issued invitations for q personal
shower on Thursday. April 10,
honoring Clsra Schinkai, bride
Of April 10.
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES E.
WEINBERG. ~ Gallup avenue,
announce the birth Of Z son,
Charles Clifford Weinberg, born
today.
MIR. AND MRS. KENNETH
DENlSON. Of Utica, announce
the arrival Of q son born last
night In st. Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
Farewell Party
al Medea Fetes
Mrs. Fleming

MRS. JAY c. FLEMING was
honored last evening at q lovely
dinner party at the Medea hotel.
given by Mrs. Malcolm Williams,
/, Mrs. Oscar Watz and Mrs. Jo-
/ sepls Schwartz.
n The l6 guests gathered around
: long table conferred with q
large bouquet of pink sweet
peas. ravors were Easter chicks
on tiny baskets of candy eggs.
Contract bridge in the lounge
followed dinner. with prizes GO
ing to Mrs. Fleming. Mrs. Louis
Burt, Mrs. David Rouleau, Mrs.
Edward Frede, Mrs. Albert Ev-
ans and Mrs. Earl Taft. who re-
ceived the house prize.
Mrs. Fleming will leave on
Thursday, April 3 with Mr..
Fleming and their son, William,
to make their home In Jackson.
Miss UmmeIl Honored
by Teachers at Party
RUTH MOORE and Jean
Phelps entertained a group of
teachers at a bridge shower last
evening, honoring Betty Ann
Ummel, bride-elect.
Miss Ummel won high score
at bridge.
MIR. AND MRS. HAROLD
JCNNETT Of Route 3. Mount
Clemens, announce the birth Of
. son this morning in st. Joseph's
hospital.
MOUNT CLEMENS Lodg Re
No. 9, r. & A. NJ, will have q Ash
fry tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock, before regular meeting
at 7:30 o'clock In Masonic hall.
o. s]f.
MRS. JOHN NUNNELEY win
entertain her bridge club on
Thursday evening at her home
on South Wilson boulevard. u
-
BUSINESS GIRLS Club will
will meet Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock at the home of
Betty Bird, 1921 Marine City
Highway, Meade.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

seSsSs = SS4SSe SS>s
It's very dis
appoint ! n g to
men-as an OBJ
serving m a n
pointed out to
me the other
day.
"You meet q
young looking,
attractive wom-
an at q party"
he says, land
don't give q
thought to her
age. Then she
brings 1t into
{ h z conversa-
A3on ss,{th anv,a =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

port Of the treasurer. Mrs. Boyd
Fulton YVES made known.
These reports revealed that
the group has donated two hum
bred dollsrs 70 the decoration Of
the church completed recently.
In addition the auxiliary gave
nearly 70 dollars for the bsptis-
NAL font and about fifty for q
chair for the church.
The members feel justly proud
Of their efforts, and report that
It has not been too hard on sny
individual because Of the care
full planning In advance.
Plans were made to open the
new church year next month
with . potluck luncheon Ut the
home Of Mrs. r. T. Nunneley,
Lodewyck avenue. Guests and
prospective members will be In
vited to this meeting, to be held
on April 20 Mrs. George DAN
kers, Mrs. Arthur Donaldson and
Miss Ann Schultz will be in
charge Of arrangements.
Refreshments were served
with Mrs. Julia Huebner and
Mrs. Hattie Beattie assisting
Mrs. Jarchow. Lavender snap
dragons with greenery were used
for the center-piece on the lace
covered table. and tall tapers lit
the scene. Mrs. Huebner presid-
pd
Evening star., 1941-01-17

appear before it Tuesday to present
an outline of facts unless the two
contestants for the vacancy were
able to agree on stipulation as to
what occurred.
Secretary of State William S.
O'Brien will also be asked to appear,
the committee agreed, and bring
with MIN records pertaining to the
appointment.
Before reaching this decision the
committee invited Mr.. Martin to
make a statement, but he expressed
the opinion that it might be unfair"
to Mr. Roster to begin his argument
until the latter could be present.
Both to Get Chance to Talk.
Senator Kilgore of West Virginia
explained that Mr. Roster had been
unable to reach Washington because
sheets of ice had made highways
impossible between his home and
Grafton. where he would have
boarded a train.
'Dr. Roster" he told the commit
tee, feels that Gov. Neely and for
mer Gov. Holt should be heard or
the actual facts surrounding the
appointments.
Gov. Neely," he continued. lad
vised me by telephone this morning
that he could stay in Washington
for hearings Immediately after the
Inauguration next Monday"
Both Mr.. Martin, former presi-
dent of the American Bar Associa-
ton, and DR.. Roster, president of
Evening star., 1941-01-17
In Mrntnrtan1

CALDWELL. ELEANOR: In loving mem
ory Of our dear sister ELEANOR CALD-
'"FLL, who departed this life eleven
years ago todav January II, 1880.
Till memory fades and life departs
You will live forever in our hearts:
Time takes away the edge OF grief.
HER DEVOTED SISTER AND BROTHER
-N-LAW ETHEL AND JAY PETERSON. .
CLARKE, JOHN H. In loving memory
of our dad, JOHN H. CLARKE, who passed
away twelve years ago today. January II,
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER, OLIVE cLAs-
PELL.
coRUM, MARGRET. In loving mem
Mrs. MARGRET CORUM, who left US
two years ago today. January Il. 1871.
How We miss the welcome footsteps
o. the one we loved SO dearly:
Oft we listen for her coming,
Feeling sure that she is near
God knows how much miss you.
Never snail our memory fade
Loving thoughts shall ever wander
To the spot where you are laid
DAISY ALEXANDER, NANCY ToLIvER,
JOSEPHINE WOODBURY.. HER DAUGH-
TERs TofvER fATR9cIA HER AR S9EgM TES
GAsKINs. sARAPHINE. In loving mem:
seass ass osS SsS s5Ssts dsDatsd IT. this ess life
In our hearts your memory fingers.
sweetly. tender. fond and true;
There is not a day dear mother.
That we do not think of you
DEV TED CHILDREN. SADIE A.. JOHN
H. AND DAVID GASKINS.
HANNAH, FRANK. In sad but loving
remembrance nf our dear one. FRANK
ago today, January Il, 1899.
Though two years ago you passed away,
In our hearts 1t is only yesterday.
YOUR BELOVED HUSBAND AND CHH-